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

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Qiade 2 uielue 3 KEN BAILEY: A changed man from last year, Ken has finally signed a truce with the faculty. Our publicity rep with a talent for commercial art. Dislikes women and coffee breaks. GWEN BARRON: One of XII-3’s Sparling Hall girls who hails from High Bluff. She is very quiet and is a girl who always has her homework done. AL BIRTLE: Right hand man to Powell, takes care of Al’s enemies. Enjoys car rides, especially on week¬ ends to oountry points. WILMA BLACKMORE: One of the girls from out of town, Wilma hails from Westborne and stays in Sparling Hall. Seen often at the University. PAT COSTELLO: A good natured chap from north of ’54. Attended United this year so that he could foe near civilization. Does well in school—wonder what he does outside of school? HELEN CROSSMAN: Helen is a very likeable girl and a friend to everyone. She is leaving United this year for a Lab. Technician position. We wish you success, Helen! engineering bracket next year because there is more breaks (coffee that as). IRENE DZIOBA: Hails from Ridgeville and is always seen smiling. She plans to “commit suicide” next year if she doesn’t get through this year. NORMA FORDMAN: A short, dark-haired girl who is always having trouble with Maths. Norma is quite studious as shown by her interest in French IA. In¬ terests largely confined to a certain individual in Engineering. MARG HARRIS: Comes from Carman. Her main interest has been transferred out of town—now Marg finds time for her homework. Her future is undecided. ELDA HARTLEY: This year’s vice-president of Col¬ legiate and everybody’s gal. She has many interests at United especially in Science II. Elda is leaving us this year for Oalgary and a Physiotherapy career. PHYLLIS HICKS: Phyllis is taking part of Grade XII and also part of second year. She is planning a career in Social Work in the near future. Lots of luck, Phyllis. DENNIS HUGGARD: Took a few days off from school to go to Milwaukee to arouse new interests. One of Miss Mills “prize” students. Favorite expression— “Where’s the party this weekend.” MIKE KACHMAR: Athletic chairman of Collegiate. Well known for his athletic endeavours in the sporting scene. Intends to become a high school teacher with interests in Physical Education. DON KING: XH-3’s curling enthusiast with the sole ambition to learn how to curl. Keeps Ray on the straight and narrow. This type is quiet but could be dangerous. TAMARA KOFFMAN: One of the quieter girls in XU-3, but one of the ' best. Tamara) is usually seen with Norma and can be found in the common room. Best of luck, Tamara! MARVIN KRAVETSKY: Marvin has a great affinity for Physics, an answer every time in Maths, but ’ hen it comes to Comp. A head full of bright future.

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Qlade haeime 2 SAUL KATZ: XII-2’s laughing boy. Saul can usually be seen with a trail of “femmes” behind him—can’t imagine why. He’s a huge asset to the class and should go far in the C.A. field. ZINOWAY KULAY: He hikes every day from Lock- port. “Fish” is everyone’s pal and he lights up our Mathematic classes. He looks “terrific” in suit jackets. Where did you get the assortment? JOE KUSMIDER: Joe seems to be magnetically at¬ tracted to St. Boniface Hospital—doubt very much if it could be the doctors. When not mad at his brother, Joe sports a ’54 Bel-air. JOE KWOK: Joe is a favourite with all. He is a real charmer, and also 1 a violin virtuoso. “Romeo’s” fav¬ ourite pastime is teaching girls the art of eating with chopsticks. FAT LAMBERT: Our blond blue eyed vice-president has developed a mania towards hockey. Pat’s fav¬ ourite dish is “Curried” rice. She should look swell in a nurse’s white uniform. GREG. MacDONALD: Soft-spoken, G:=og’s personality seems to radiate throughout the room. One of the better students in the class, who can be assured of attaining success in any field. Good luck, Greg! ELLEN McLAREN: One of XII-2’s famous redheads. She sings “Night and Day” and is a member of Uni¬ ted’s Chapel Choir. Why is Ellen always in a dither? HELEN MULLIGAN. Helen is XII-2’s tiny debating rep. who hails from Rossar, Man. She likes her men tall, dark, and handsome. A real down-to-earth girl, she is usually the object of “misguided missiles.” JEAN MUNRO: Another member of XH-2’s redheads who stays at Sparling Hall. Her big brown eyes are the envy of everyone. With these qualifications she will get her man. GEORGE PHILLIPS: XII-2’s contribution to the Bay’s Parkade. Suffers from cold feet—too bad: you can’t put “Mitzi-es” on feet. F ' avourite expression: “Last year I was conceited, this year I’m perfect!” KEN PLATEN: “Kip” is one of the “top” French stu¬ dents in class. (Dig that crazy French!) His smiling face and swell personality has made him a favourite with all. Ambition: Golf pro. Fate: Hogan’s caddy. MARGIE RASMUSSEN: Known to curling enthusiasts for her ancient lineage and her ingenuity. Due to certain attributes she is hailed by her fans as “Helen of Troy”. Will enter Nursing School next year. VERNE RUBINSTEIN: XII-2’s vivacious blue-eyed brunette who served on the social council, has finally decided on the career of a Lab. Technician. Know¬ ing Verne, we can picture a lab. filled with male species. GORDON TAYLOR: Xn-2’s married man. Gordon plans on entering Theology. He is a member of the “Greek” warriors. How is the lawn, Gord? JUNE TAYLOR: June hails from Tranooona and her quick wit keeps XH-2’s light burning. A friend to all, June should lead the way in any field. Best of luck, June. NORMAN TOMS: Norm came at our fair city from England six years ago. The slight trace of English accent is most charming. A serious student, Norm always seems to do well. KAY WEENS: Hails from St. Catherines, Ont. Teach¬ ing is her chosen career. With her pleasant smile and winning personality, Kay should make an excel¬ lent teacher. JEAN WERESTIUK: Hails from Sundown. Her future plans include Normal School and a “Mrs.” degree. She loves hockey and baseball.

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Q iade unelue 3 LARRY KUSSIN: King of the baseball world. Mr. Longman takes great interest in him. Always com¬ plaining about History exams, but truly loves them! JERRY EACH: An ardent hot-rod fan who owns a fleet of cars. Plans to enter his “hopped up” auto in competition with the Winnipeg police force. P.S.—Favorite pastime? DICK LENNOX: A most congenial and likeable mem¬ ber of XII-3. When Dick enters the U. of M. at the Fort Garry campus next year, the Mall will lose a close friend. Always complaining of sore elbows. JOYCE LITTLE: Sparling would be dull without our “little one.” She plans to make teaching her career. Pastime: Teasing the boys. RAY LOPEK: The range rider of XII-3, he’s always thinking of . . . horses. His great ambition . . . to ride in the Calgary Stampede. LOLA McEWTNG: An energetic type of girl, her main interest is at the “Y”. Seen mostly with the Spar¬ ling girls when at classes. This is Lola’s second year at United. Good luck in your future, Lola! TAD MATSUBARA: Tad is our Religious Studies rep. Plans to become either a mortician or a conductor. The “joker” cf the class. MYRNA MILROY: Another “Small Town Gal” in Sparling. Calls Durban her home, but seems to have a stake in Benito too! A terrific gal with a bright HEATHER MOW ATT: Vice-president of XII-3 with an allergy for Prose and Drama, especially front seats. Though she has a special interest in Engineering she plans on entering nursing next year. JOAN PLUMMER: Considered as one of the girls. Inseparable from Heather and possesses a wonderful sense of humour. Constantly seen at the library studying “Art”. AL POWELL: The shy, small character of XII-3 with a huge Buick. Ambition—To give flawless answers to Miss Mills. PETE POWELL: The outdoor type from XII-3. His summer holidays are spent wearing out Manitoba’s highways on his racing bike. JANE RENNIE: XU-3’s “early bird” whose main ambition is to arrive in Chemistry by 8:40 a.m. Jane is a terrific gal with a real sense of humour. Her interests range from sports to Joe. MIKE REZNIK: Mike goes home on weekends to Adbourg, where his escapades are never made known. Around United he is a friend to all, es¬ pecially the girls. CLIFF RODIN: This bov is our gift to athletics, apolo¬ gies to both Mr. Tomlinson and Mr. M. Kachmar. CLARE SAMMONS: XII-3’s future engineer who com¬ mutes daily from Oharleswood. Spends his spare time rubbing elbows with Ddok at the club. Promi¬ nent member of the UJ.C. DOREEN SMITH: A bundle of dynamite who is our Social rep. Doreen is from Langruth, Man., and is planning on Normal School. RUDY SMITH: Our class president, liked by “young” and “old”. Liked Grade XI German so much that he is taking it this year.