Carleton University - Raven Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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ADMINISTRATION The Rideau River Campus of Carleton Uni- versity is currently afflicted with a case of galloping growing pains. Treatment for the disease is given by the Administration of the University headed by President A. David- son Dunton. As construction blossoms in the four corners of the Campus, more and more students pour into our crowded three-building plant. Dr. Ross Love, construction co-ordinator seems to have the immediate problem solved as evidenced by the mud, brick and steel that we trip over every day. Perhaps the greatest task for the moment lies with Registrar, Dr. j.A.B. McLeish, who engineered the feat of apportioning four square feet of space per student in the three buildings. Miss Elizabeth Buckley the As- sistant Registrar has also had her slide rule at work. Hilda Gifford, Librarian, has faced the Crisis of the Sixties efficiently. There have been problems in the library through the year but Miss Gifford has guided 1545 of us in and out of the doors without losing too many books. Despite the fact the Carleton student body likes to think of itself as a completely auto- nomous group, student government leaders often elicit the assistance of Norman D. Fenn, Student Affairs Advisor. Norm's ad- vice solved many problems in Students' Council meetings throughout the year. Norm will have a greater challenge facing him next year when the Student Residences are com- pleted. Keith Harris has taken over the place vacated by Mr. Fenn as Director of Athletics. Keith has brought with him an inspiring personality which has been reflected in a successful sporting year at Carleton. Doug Horan, Public Information Officer for the University has kept Carleton in the good graces of the local and national press through another year. But then of course he has a good group to write about. All these functions cost money and it is up to Frederick J. Turner, Bursar, to deal with the cheques and balances. Mr. Turner is patriotic. He switches from red to black ink on his white balance sheet. 4 . .i 'x if 2 , X rf' '12 vt Gif' K J. A. B. McLEISH Registrar Bursar FREDERICK J. TURNER ., HW H.ILDA G. GIFFORD Llbrarlah Student Affairs Advisor NORMAN D. FENN sex: 1 ,,,,a .,- ,. KEITH HARRIS DOUGLAS IIORAN Dlfffmf Of Athletics Public iterations omfef Page 23

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