Carleton University - Raven Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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F. NORMAN DAWSON 530 Roosevelt Avenue Norm looks like Carelton's answer to an energetic Frank Sinatra. His lean form is usually seen in the library basement slouched over an over- due essay or ragged report. He is an avid economist and we predict a bright future for Norm as a financial consultant for the Psychology De- partment. JEAN EASTOP Stittsville, Ontario The reigning Queen of both Winter Weekend and the Arts Prom, Jean, has majored in psychology. For the past three years she has proved her prowess on the basketball courts with the Robins, A girl with sporting interests, she will probably become Preb's manager. DALIA EIDIMTAITE 113 Goulburn Avenue An energitic girl, Dalia maintained her metabolitic balance by eating grapes and celery in class and reorganizing the Creative Art Club be- tween classes. Fluent in three languages when she came to Carleton, she added ct fourth with her French major. One of our most charming poly- glots, she will probably end up in U. N, interpreting Mr, Lodge's speeches for English publication. T. JOHN ELLIS 137 Rideau Terrace John maiored in math while at Carleton. He was a singer with the Carletones and one of the lucky Canterbury members to visit the Governor General's house last year, We hear that John has a iob lined up in the Met. Life Company starting off at clerical work, we predict that in iust a few years he will be managing a flock of their girls. 'ww' gym

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.1 f- li , X X-iq! Q' CONSTANCE CHRISTENSEN 90 Merritt Avenue Connie has had to take her time going through Carleton because of a full time Government iob. She maiored in English, taking courses from 1944 on. Congratulations are certainly in order for the perseverance shown by this grad. ANNE CAMERON 431 Huron Avenue We hear that Anne, as an Economics maior, has her eye on the finance minister's chair. Post graduate work in her field can only help her on the way. A member of the W.U.S.C., and Carletones, Anne has not had time to share with other activities because of studying. STEPHEN J. COLLINS 26 Aylmer Avenue Ubangi Collins is a quiet chap around Carleton, but he made quite a hit out west at Jasper as a Bell-hop. Steve's talents include being fluent in the Ubangi language, and you never can tell what uses he will put his talent to. Steve's aim is to be a United Church Minister and possibly a missionary. JOAN CROSKERY 315 Holmwood Avenue, Apt, 808 The Sock and Buskin club has yet to have a problem which has not been solved by Joan, and she has yet to act. Find the reason why she does all the most difficult and least glamorous iobs, and you will find the reason why we are willing to mix a metaphor and nominate her the most un- sung link in our chain.

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an 'Fil fl' ALVINA GREEN 405 Hamilton Avenue Alvina looks like Bathsheba, acts like Julliet and thinks like Christina Rossetti. She has acted, painted, spoken French and walked through the canteen ltake your pickl. lt seems unfair that France should get Algiers and Alvina too but, then, c'est la vie . BURT M. HEWARD 611 Second Street East, Cornwall Despite the evidence of a rebellion, Burt is not beat, he is not even celebrating a centenary, he's just an English major. Like most thinking English majors, Burt is an ardent jazz tan and thought so ardently last year that he became president of the jazz club. Contrary to popular opinion, his controversial council profiles are not the real reason he is leaving Carleton. The truth is that Briane Brown needs a new beater. DOUGLAS HEYLAND Bowmanville, Ontario An excellent mixer with the ability to remain alone in a crowd - noted for his flamboyant actions and unpredictability but at the some time possessed of a serious amount of sincerity. A biologist, Doug hopes for a future in wildlife studies and has taken definite steps along these lines during his undergraduate career. ELIZABETH HODGES 142 Spadina Avenue This psych major will probably end up charming school children after she attends O.C.E. next year. A member of the U.R.T.P., Beth has spent the last two summers at Alymer with the Air Force. We hear that she frequents many of the Young Peoples' activities ot her church.