Carleton University - Raven Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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CATHERINE BEATTY Q. PAUL BERTRAND Being a French maior has influenced Paul in many ways. He is quite taken with the French way of life and so plans to tour France with Paulette on a motor scooter - Bon Voyage! Paul's interests include the French Club, for which he is theatrical con- venor, painting and other forms of art work. MARY LOU BEDFORD Louie or Bedford - it matters not- she will answer. No care for the vain this girl but maybe for the meat of this course. Left of centre, English maior, academic and subtle - she comes from Guelph. Her stay has been pleasant and she will travel far. LARRY BELSITO A bearded prophet from the north? perhaps not, but prodigious, hospitable, reserved and certainly a good friend. Larry is a Political Science maior from Sault Ste Marie and a potential lawyer. His interests are varied but he has a passion for music and bowling. He served as executive chairman for Arts Bowling this year. fm

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A graduate of South Carleton, Don is an Economics maior, despite the handicap of commuting from Stittsville each day. An avid numismatist and follower of Adam Smith he hopes to escape from the working world by going into post grad work at Queens. DONALD ANDREWS Don is the backbone of the ice cream in- dustry in Ottawa and is a crazy-eighter first class. He is well known for his masterpiece of psychological testing and his insight into the motivation of beer drinkers. He is also a speculator in Met Life stock, and can be seen occasionally around campus looking for a ride home-to his couch. JOHN ALMSTEAD John is the typical tall, blond Swede. After working for a number of years John came to Carleton to maior in History. Although a hard worker, he has found time in the last three years to play hockey. Right now John is unable to decide between McMaster and the University of Stockholm for graduate work. ooNALo BARN EN 6 ' .41-f D .-fv-'i MARJORIE ADAMSON Two years ago Mariorie came to Carleton from McGill to maior in Math and minor in Psych. A hearty alto in the Carletones, she has participated in Science bowling, helped with orientation activities and has been a member of the scholarship committee. Mariorie will probably return to Carleton next yearfor Honours.With her winning smile and charming Scottish disposition, she will bring happiness wherever she goes. x

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BARBARA BONCH Quiet, with a knowing air of those well travelled Barbara comes to us from Hong Kong. She has a deep interest in the Arts and has contributed her time and efforts to this end. An avid member ofthe Cine-Club, an artist and a lover of good music and a Sociology maior witha reserved decision as to the future. GUNILLA BLOME A true non-conformist Gunilla, who hails from Sweden, will probably realize her am- bition to travel around the world. She has already made a good start with her visits to Holland and Greece as well as a trip to the Canadian west. Gunilla was active in the International Students' Club and in CUCND. If she ever settles down she hopes it will be in British Columbia. NANCY BLIGHT GARY BESHARAH Gary, who came to Carleton from Fisher Park High, is well known on Campus as an ex-footballer, letter writer to the Carleton, and protector of morals at the Fourth Avenue Co-op. An ex-chemist turned English maior, Gary is attracting scholarly attention with his theory that Swift's acid remarks can be mea- sured with phenophthalein. Future high school English students - watch out!