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

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Robert Irwin — Often seen fighting with his better- half over crumbs from her lunch-bag. Ambition—to dig a tunnel from U.C. to the “Mall.” Bruce Isbell — “Is it the bell” has almost mastered the art of talking in Maths, class. Ambition—to have his undone assignments remain unnoticed. Karren Jaquet — One of 12-2’s most versatile musi¬ cians. The Air Force affords many opportunities for her. What’s the interest in St. Vital, Karren? Barbara Joy — Hails from Thompson, but the U.S.A. holds some attraction for her. Pert and pretty, Barb is well-liked by all. Myra Lander — Weddings (among other things) take up much of Myra’s time. Favourite pastime is correct¬ ing teacher’s mistakes and explaining difficult words. Joan Langton — Our cheerful Co-ed Rep. has a great interest in extra-curricular activities. She has a pretty blush—a deep red. David Lloyd — One of the friendly additions to any group at school. A hard-working Bay employee every weekend. Norman McKenzie — “Stormin’ Norman” seems shy and quiet, but keeps his a secret, so-! His wise¬ cracks keep the back corner in stitches. David Novikoff — “Doodie” is a quiet member of 12-2. B’s partner in crime, and is destined to be a Chem. Lab. instructor. Don Olds — A friendly, quiet fellow who can often be found in New Tony’s with his cronies from univer¬ sity. Don is destined to be very successful. Margaret Parker — Girl deserted us—no write-up. Gordon Reid — Another member of the “Terrible Trio + One”. Gordie feels that the best way to pass is to make a deal with the Dean. Dorothy Rusoff — What causes the late arrival to classes—car pool, maybe? Dorothy has a ready smile and cheery hello for everyone. Amb.—to pass Maths. Carolyn Skagfield — “Giggles” will no doubt die laughing, but she can split her sides without making a sound. With this sense of humour she will go far. Robert Snukal — 12-2’s answer to Albert Einstein. Bob is constantly trying to invent a new kinetic molecular theory. A quiet, well-liked fellow. Albert Stamler — One of the “Graham Hall Boys.” Appears to be quiet, but—appearances can be deceiv¬ ing. Keeps his future plans a secret. Adel Starkweather — This cheerful girl has come all the way from Toronto to struggle down the Hallowed Halls—(to the common room). Ernest Wakely — Boys’ Sports Rep. to Student Coun¬ cil. Ernie plays goal for Wpg. Braves. Who’s the blonde, Ernie? Ernie is keeping his goal a secret! 17

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Heie Dehis — A recent addition to the field of matri¬ mony. Hailing from Germany, he is an exceptional student, well-liked by all. Carolyn Duncan — A wee lass who has the pleasure of taking all our money from us. A hard worker, but is never seen without a smile. Myrna Dunlop — “Well Dun” feels her way from res¬ idence each morning, but usually makes Physics class, if only to smile feebly. Sharon Edwards — Hails from Erickson. Manages to keep things lively at Sparling Hall. Ambition—to reach Teacher’s College—somehow. Gail Fahrner — Hails from Charleswood, but never in a hurry to go home. “Oh darn, I missed another bus!” Gail has won many friends at U.C. Shirley Falloon — Can usually be seen rushing into school five minutes before classes begin. Shirley’s ready smile has made her many friends in U.C. Carol Anne Fields — This girl’s smile lights up the whole room. Of the River Heights clan, she is one of the few who are never late for class. Gladys Finlay — H.B. is a good asset to XI1-2 but her greatest interest is in Germany. She is not too pleased with her famous nickname. Ambition—to fly her own jet. David Frye — Dave’s greatest ambition is to solve the many problems of love. It can’t be done, Dave, but keep trying. Werner Goetze — A late arrival to 12-2 but seems to be one of the more industrious of the group. Man¬ ages to accomplish a lot, well. Rob Glasgow- fa ITi. lRhwHujKiiim. Casanova. What occurs on weekends that makei cjf Monday morn¬ ings so blue?—ski trips?? ■ a j Sharon Hall — Sharon is often seen—seldom heard. Haunts the girl’s common room. Ambition — Fine Arts. Bert Hamm — Another Air Force man. “X’s and O’s anyone?” This tall, friendly fellow is usually to be found sleeping during classes. Barbara Hamwee — (“Smiles”) is only quiet when doing yesterday’s homework. She has lots of pep and personality and is popular with everyone. Frank Hawes — “The Old Philosopher” has more than once tried to analyze a fellow student. Ambition —to figure himself out. James Hay — “Hey, Hay,” is a famous expression in Tony’s especially when Jim tells one of his jokes. He feels his way to the Hallowed Halls from St. James. Sandra Hood — One of our hard workers from Bis- sett. What’s all the interest at Otterburn, Sandra? Fu¬ ture—undecided. Donald Howden — This lad seems to have been to the South since Christmas. However, that beautiful red is sometimes a blush rather than sunburn.

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Errol Wright — “Cuddles” offers 12-2 many a laugh. “But Miss Mills, why can’t you do it this way?” Mary Zajac — Can always be found at 8:15 in the Girls’ Common Room doing Chem. homework. Don’t let dentists take up all your spare time, Mary. GRADE 12-3 David Auld — “Sleepy”, an active member of 12-3, and is liked by all. He can always find time for mis¬ chief and is one of the star French students. Alfons Baderl — The way this boy works he will certainly go places. A popular lad, always ready to help anyone. Charles Banush — One of the 8:35 members of 12-3. Ambition—to get to class on time. Marilyn Barnard — Marilyn is the sweet silent type and is well liked by all. Plans to enter Interior De¬ sign next year. Eleanor Birt — This petite miss is always full of fun and knows the way to a man’s heart. John Bray — John hails from “Canada” and feels that “The West” is one of her colonies. He is on the Graham Hall Executive—believe it or not! Beverley Buxton — The quiet one. She often misses the Dean’s roll call but manages to do well in school. Doug Clarke — This lad can always be found around a certain girl. Very interested in track and field. Jeanne Corbett — She and her beau made quite a hit at the Sparkle Prom ... an orchid no less!! Ambi¬ tion—to teach a certain someone to cook. Sidney Craven — Sid has a “tab” on Carol. 12-3’s Social Rep is always ready with a question for the teacher. Mathew Dederick—Forever tapping the Morse Code in Poetry. This lad will be ' ' working for the C.P.R. this summer. Doug Einarson — This lad hails from Arborg and drives an Impala plus a blond. Quite a touch! 18