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

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Murray Greenburg — The “Big Daddy” of 12-1 — liked by everyone. Known for humerous comments in Fr., but Drama seems to be best subj., “eh, Andy.” Gladys Gushuliak — Often heard saying “Let’s play dots” comes from Sundown, Man. An E.P. fan, Glad likes bowling and volleyball. Next year—2nd yr. arts. Jim Haddow — Hails from St. James. Often seen roaming the halls or in Tony’s with Bob McC. Pat Hamilton — Pat, our president, is good looking and popular, just ask him—recently captivated by a certain songbird in 3rd year. Dianne Henrickson — Roberta’s sidekick and Mr. Rathwell’s able assistant. From the ring on her left hand, we gather her interest lies in a MRS. degree. William Holburn — Quieter member of XI1-1? Bill is very interested in shooting which worries our room as he has a dislike for crowds. Jack Hunter — Reads philosophy and psychology. Jack plays a mean drum. At a dance he is more at home on stage than off. Brian Johnston — He wants to be a farmer. Can be frequently seen in noon hour classes. Secret ambition is to grow a beard. Margaret Kohanik — “Friendly to everybody” is ob¬ viously one of her principles. Attended Gordon Bell. Mary intends to attend Teacher’s College next year. Mary Kozij — The cha! cha! girl with a mind to the future. Absorbs all the intellectual literature for the enlightenment of the more dense. Don Kreutzer — Naturally Don’s pet peeve is French. He is a broad minded fellow and interested in sports. Don is a delight to certain class-mates in our room!! Maureen Leckie — Always found in the library— doing what?? Drives a red and white Rambler. Has numerous “male” problems. Max Levenstein—“Lizzie”, Harvey’s partner in crime. 12-1’s International Playboy, is well-liked by all. Fav. saying “I just bought them this morning.” Ed Lisowski — Plays basket-ball for collegiate team. Can always be seen doing his Special French home¬ work in common room. Noted for his pink and black Monarch. Dorothy Lowen—Xll-l’s worthy candidate for Snow- flurries queen. Until Xmas Dorothy didn’t know there were boys in the college. Dorothy plans to enter St. Boniface. Bob McClintock — Hails from St. James. Plays a fair game of hockey and a future Ken Watson—no less. Richard McKeag — Centre for collegiate basketball team—mad brain in Chem. and Maths—good friend of Lisowski and can always be seen wearing one of his racoon sweaters. Lila MacDonald — “Had any guests in your bath¬ room lately?” Invariably seen in Tony’s, Lila has many friends and is well liked. Her best subject is French?!!

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GRADE 12-1 Bob Andrews —- One of 12-1 ’s contributions to the basketball team. Boys like him—girls adore him (Bob can often be found in the back seats). Bud Beaton — Recently married, BB thinks a lot of his “young lady.” Bud showed tremendous spirit dur¬ ing the Choc, drive. Embarrasses easily when coke is spilled. Helen Billman — Noted for her classic remarks which are enjoyed by all. To Helen D.D. means “Donald Duck.” Bob Bourgeault — 12-1’s answer to Charles Boyer? Known for his great love of poetry and maths. Ron Bridges — This tall, blonde, handsome late¬ comer hails from La Pas. Ron’s future is as yet un¬ decided. Mike Buriak — He graduated from Xl-C. Michael owns a convertible—College colors yet. Ambition— lawyer. Fate—Chocolate Salesman. Linda Butterfield — 12-1’s girls’ sport rep. is often seen with a 1st year student. Favorite expression— “Oh shoot.” Brenda Dennis — “Duster” Bikini and long white gloves anyone?!! Brenda wants to become a part of A. L. Favorite poem—“Michael”. Bert Dercola — Hails from Gordon Bell. Bert has a great dislike for “French” but is a brain in Maths. Fav. expression—“Hey let’s go for Pizza.” Arthur Donin — “Mr. Excuse” of 12-1—Mr. L: “Where is your dictionary?” Art: I’ve used it so much, I wore out the pages.” Photo editor for Trie Tics. Diana Elwood — “Dee” decided to return this year, to work?? and enjoy herself. Diana is an active mem¬ ber in college activities, including cheerleading. Roberta Fallis — We of 12-1, know Roberta’s heart is not with us, but with 12-2. Roberta takes an active interest in V.L. Barry Flemming — Hails from Graham Hall. We have seen very little ' of him this year. It’s not the food, is it, Barry? Dave Flemming — Dave is a lively fellow. He is a star member of the Hall Loungers Society. Rumour has it Dave will soon be head Hist. Prof. Jim Frazer — Studious type from 12-1. Jim manages to get homework done in a flash—between classes. Fav. exp.—“Gotta get busy and study tonight.”

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| Pete MacKenzie — Graduate of the notorious XI-B. Pete still has trouble staying in French classes. Prefers a front seat in Drama, but a back seat in Poetry. Glenna Mills — Sparling food can’t be too bad, as | Glenna is still with us. She can often be found with | “Garth” from Graham Hall. I Bryan Park — “Parksie”, the strong silent member of XI1-1. Basketball player “par excellance.” Con- I stantly laughing at the Fat Man, Murray. Ron Pritchard — Everyone knows “Duckie” loves Poetry. Spends most of his time running away from girls, but we really know he loves them. Drives a green bug. Glorianne Rice — Balmoral Hall’s loss is U.C.’s gain. “Ricky” is one of the liveliest girls in 12-1. Al¬ ways smiling. Interests range between Sammies and Zebes. Brian Rosner — Trie Tics capable advertising man¬ ager. Conveniently sick for Xmas exams, Brian is looking to writing the Easter set! Trevor Rutley — “Daddy Rutley”. Trev is an old hand at marriage and acts as counsellor for 12-1 boys. Future is Theology. Best of luck. Boris Salamon — Boris has been an avid curler since the age of three. Easily be found “Down the Road a Piece.” Hails from Dugald. Beryl Savage — Beryl succeeds in answering all the questions in class that the rest of us can’t. A regis¬ tered nurse, Beryl can always be counted on for advice. Wilfred Sigurdson — This young man is so quiet, we had to pry anything that appears in this writeup. Hails from Oak Point and future—2nd year—unde¬ cided!! Carol Spivak—Carol simply can’t win any arguments in French class. Carol’s future is as yet undecided but we expect to see her teaching French someday. Sharon Swindell — Miss Megaffin’s favourite! Sharon loves poetry and is famous for her enjoyable com¬ ments from the front of the room. Drama sees her in the back. Katherine Wiebe — Quiet, soft-spoken young lady of brief words. A future teacher with a subtle sense of humour. Has an affinity for Scotsmen! Mel Zenith —- Member of the Ackerman, Levenstein, Nairn and Tass group who help support Tony’s. Inter¬ ests—girls, food, girls and French. Mary Forke — Returned to U.C. after two year’s hard work!! 12-1’s social butterfly manages to get good marks. Amb.—M.R.S. Fate—M.I.S.S. Nettie Redekopp — A lab technician to be who will continue to spread that glow in Hospital Wards. Al¬ ways willing to help. Future—Bright. Beth Day — Constantly found in the Library in a deep discussion. This attractive young miss hails from Churchill High. Plans to enter nursing. Gail Rubin—Quiet, quiet, quiet is all you can say about Gail. Hard worker who will surely succeed. 14