Carleton University - Raven Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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ELISE HURST 1691 Baseline Road As a night student with little time except for her daytime government job and studying Economics and Statistics, Elise has been busy. Hobbies include leathercraft and reading. Travel is a hobby she would like to take up with the ultimate goal a whirl around the world. CATHERINE LEESON 624 Highland Avenue Cathy has decided this commuting business to Montreal is for the birds, so plans to move there next fall. Carleton's only Latin graduate this year will no doubt end up trying to make Latin a living language for students in the city of sin -- with accompanying organ music. GAIL LOGAN 2201 Hillary Avenue Her unassuming manner and therapeutic smile have established Gail's reputation as the girl most likely to be pleasent. She is by nature and by law the president of the Hleodor Society, and has done more than our buildings and quadrangle put together to prove that Carleton has the loveliest campus in Ontario. G. DAN MocKlNNON 1 Nesbitt Avenue Dan, who is popularly known as the best dressed player on the floor, has had more action shots appear in the campus paper than any other Raven since George House. Besides possessing a mean hand at tennis, Dan owns an interesting European car from which many scholar has received a welcome lift. 9 -'r 'nv 1,4 r'

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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.

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lb' RCA' CLAIRE MCLEAN Manotick, Ontario This Miss from Manotick earned her living for a year before coming to Carleton. She is a History maior. Claire plans to attend Teachers College to prepare for a iob in the field of education. its ENID McNElL 51 Forest Hill Road Enid is one of the busiest girls ever to hit Carleton. Her activities have kept her hopping since frosh week. The girls football game where she showed her true self earned her the name of Tiger. We hear that her talents include the ability to speak a bit of Eskimo, wonder where she could have picked this up? FRANCES MEREDITH 257 Lyon Street Fran is the prime example of a femme incomprise lask Professor Fleisch- auer for a translation and any student for a verificationlg she has taken part in every activity that isn't illegal or restricted and has even taken a few courses in history. We iust hope that the people who get her next year realize that she once belonged to us. ,vii 1' .. DAVID R. MILLETT 146 Aylmer Avenue Dave interrupted his studies to work for two years but returned to maior in sociology and he hopes to take post grad work in this field. His extrecurricular activities include Carletones, UN. and French clubs.