Carleton University - Raven Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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...gs W min 5? MORROW, Carolyn This Metcalfe Miss seems to have conflicting ideas among her aspirations. While the teaching profession would be most beneficial to society, Carolyn's id tends to turn her head towards an external affairs sinecure. But whatever her final choice, she will stand the name of Carleton in good stead. NORFOLK, Gillian Gill plans to attend the School of Social Work at the Univer- sity of Toronto next year, then into social work. This Ottawa girl, a graduate of Fisher Park High School, was a member of the Canterbury and the United Nations Club during her years at Carleton. PAPE, Gordon Gord is one of the fortunate few who have their future drawn up before graduation. Instead of toil, this English maior envisages vegetation. His crystal ball prophesies, short story writing in some secluded chalet. As an assistant in the sports department Gord was a prominent figure in all ath- letic activities He was also active in the RAC Club the university yearbook and the bridge club PELISEK Joe Joe was the Conservative Prime Minister in the 56 Model Parliament and is an ardent follower of John This history malor was a participant in the Canterbury Club The Arts Undergraduate Society COTC Circle K Club Progressive Con servative Club and a reporter for the Carleton A i.. tiff - - ' ' T- 1' ' H: . '

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MCNEILL, Baird Baird hails from far-off Melfort, Saskatchewan. He obtained his B.A. from the University of Saskatchewan whereupon he emigrated to Carleton for his D.P.A. Not satisfied with his achievements, he stayed on to secure his M.A. in Public Ad- ministration. Covered with such laurels, he hopes to enter into government administration. MEDCALF, Pamela This active blonde may be undecided as to her future plans lshe's thinking of post-graduate workl but her career at Carleton was determined and rewarding. She was social convenor of the Hleodor Society, a member of the Athletic Board, and a Crimson Key recruit. She came from Glebe.- MOFFATT, Donald This Ottawa inhabitant won't be caught short when he takes his B.A. parchment into the cold, cruel world. Obviously Don is looking for an enjoyable position as his choices range from industry to government and hospital administration. In addition to golfing at the Nurses' Residence, he is keenly interested in every field of sports. MONTGOMERY, Valerie Val is one of the few females who are plucky enough to enter the mysogynistic world of geology. Her action is mani- fest of the T917 emancipation. For her and the minority, congratulations and good wishes are in order. Perseverence will tell in the end. in-,fa

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PORTER, Patricia This Fisher park belle hopes to obtain a teacher's position somewhere in Europe. A member of the Hleodor Society and Arts Undergrad Societies, she goes longhair in her idle moments. She was an attractive addition to the university. Pat goes longhoir as she prefers being entertained by Bizet, and Chopin. POTHIER, Rita Another Ottawa belle, Rita chose psychology for her B.A. maior. Immediately after Carleton she hopes to strengthen her forte by tackling post-grad studies. Skiing, cycling, bowl- ing and skating are but some of her external interests. RAYCROFT, John John is a quiet, industrious soul who prefers to shun both the eulogizing pen and the complimentary flash ot the camera. Since he chose Psychology as a magor, perhaps his efforts at mind-probing led to his reticent attitude. A mar- ried man, John puttered about with an alto saxophone when he wasn't involved with the Hydro or Carleton. REAUME, Lloyd Now that he has successfully navigated Fisher Park High and Carleton, Lloyd hopes to do the some when he enters Bishop's University to study theology. Along with his active club mem- bership, he was a strong link on the Carleton Ravens through- out his three years at the university. A , 27