United College Collegiate - Tric Tics Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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Qladte Eleven I ARLENE BLACKNER: Arlene is another award win¬ ner of XI-A. She’s our Junior Councillor and works hard in the lady’s hat dept, on Saturdays. Besides this she has a bright, sunny disposition. TERRY AITKEN: Terry is one of those boys who came to our fair college and found himself a ball and chain. Pardon us, we meant a girl friend. HARVEY AMOS: Harvey can be seen driving up to school on his motorcycle. “Marlon” never puts off till tomorrow what he can do the day after tomorrow. SHIRLEY IBOLLEN: Shirley who lives at Dugald, Man., commutes, (she goes home every Friday and re¬ turns on Sundays). We wonder if she visits anyone else besides her parents. BARBARA BROWN: The capable social rep of.XI-A with a ready smile, and a contagious giggle. Barbara finds time to attend most school activities. One of the chorus in the Collegiate skit. NORMA BROWN: Norma can be found working in the library. From that ring on her finger it appears that one of her main interests is extra-curricular. She’s sure to succeed. JOHN BUCHANAN: Judging by John’s perpetua l innocent expression his life seems to be a dark secret. John’s main interest is business—monkey business. MODEST CHEREWICK: Modest is a genius who managed to get 100 in geometry at Easter. “ ' Cherry’s” caustic wit is sometimes the cause for an uproar in class. Best of luck Modest. SIMONE COHEN: This lucky girl is a tall, green-eyed blond, with a great personality. She can foe seen raiding her lunch at 10:30. Stands out with the weaker (?) sex. SHIRLEY DEMPSEY: A cute and demure member of XI-A. She is usually found laughing at some¬ one’s jokes. Shirley ' hails from out-of-town, (Fort Garry). F ull of vim, vigor, and vitality. CLARICE EVERETT: Clarice managed to get the high mark of 80 in Literature at Christmas. She’s a hard¬ working resident of Sparling Hall. LYNNE FAIRBROTHER: Dark-haired Lynne has the cutest smile. Quite familiar with XI-B’s timetable. With her sense of humour ,she is always ready to join in a bit of fun. BARBARA FOWLER: Here is a girl that is definitely different. She pays attention in class and her assign¬ ments are a boost to the less ambitious members of the class. SHIRLEY GILLIES: Shirley is a carefree girl who seldom loses her temper. Her spare time is taken up in modelling. The nursing profession is Shirley’s goal. BARBARA GINSBURG: Barb is one of XI-A’s honor students. Her motto is to foe seen and not heard. Besides being an accomplished pianist she is noted for her noon hour witticisms. BETTY GLENDENNING: Betty’s previous schooling was in Selkirk. Tall, blond Betty is our Athletic Rep. Although quiet in class she seems to be trans¬ formed by the sound of the bell. MYRNA GROSH: Myrna is our class vice-president. Besides receiving high marks she keeps us laughing during noon hours. “Mickey” will be leaving our fair city in September for a year in Israel. MARGOT HUDSON: Margot is our “Southern Belle.” This glamorous girl is the possessor of beautiful blue eyes. The members of the opposite sex seem to foe fascinated by her southern accent. Her future lies in nursing.