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

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Robert Huston — Bob is one of the Graham Hall boys. He plays a mean game of hockey. Fav. Saying —“But sir, I slept in!” Robert Kerr — Bob is our nomination for the Ath¬ letic Award. The life of a party. He can always be seen driving his “hot Olds”. Grant McConnell — Hails from Coppercliff, Ontario. Always ready with a witty remark. Pat McMullin — An attractive girl who is a member of Eaton’s Junior Council. She’s a real riot when she’s wound up, and imitates certain people exactly. Sylvia McRae —- Sylvia is 11-A’s attractive debating rep. She is the friendly sort, with a cheerful person¬ ality. Has her own ideas on the “perfect boyfriend.” Betty McQuarrie — One of the best French students in United. She and Tom always liven up a class with their—teasing. Sally Massey — One of 11-A’s cute ones who has good remarks about everything. Sally’s full of pep, and popular with all. Charles Newcombe — Is he tired of school or just tired? Ambition—to get into class without an ad¬ mission slip. Eleanor Novotny — The most amazing thing about this gal is that she is never late, although she lives miles from school. She is 11-A’s Social Rep. Gail Pearcey — An outstanding student of 11-A, hailing from B.C. Likes to trip the light fantastic. A basketball fan—we wonder why? Jay Prober — He’s as good as the best of us and as bad as the rest of us. 1 l-A’s mad mathematician. Honour Rodnunsky — Likes to fall upstairs instead of down. Fav. Saying — “I’m bored!” Ambition — teacher?? Ben Russenholt — Ben verifies the saying “You can’t tell the book by its cover.” Quiet in school, but how about out? Joey Sammons — Joey is the only person in United College to own a real buffalo coat. Ambition—Olym¬ pic toboggan champ. Tim Scott — Likes dreams of the future rather than history of the past. This boy’s made up of three parts chemistry, one part logic. John Seddon — John is one of 11-A’s top students. Pneumonia was his excuse for a lengthened mid-term break. Ina Stevenson — Ina is an honour student from Sel¬ kirk. Is it true, Ina, that “home is where the heart lies?” Tom Thorsteinson — One of the best-liked boys of 11-A. This lad’s picture was snapped at the mention of the magical word “Betty”. 25

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GRADE 11-A Brenda Adams — A quiet blonde?? Fav. Saying— “Don’t bother me, I’m thinking!” Ambition—to pass Geometry. Fate—noon classes. Robert Barrett — Bob is the class’s top scoring ace (in hockey?). He is a member of the Quiet Club. Am¬ bition—to wake up on time. Ron Bennett — Ron is the one-arm pool shark who prides himself on his ability to tease Fran. Ambition race-car driver. Lynne Boyd — This gal is ambitious and full of fun. Fav. Saying—“What do you mean?” Ambition—to out-talk Sylvia. Fate—laryngitis. Don Campbell — Don is a Saint from Vital. Fav. Say¬ ing—“Nine minutes is up—Let’s go gang!” . . . Such is our President. Robert Cope — Bob was voted 11-A’s Religious Rep. (while out of class, of course!) Bob is our handsome curling ace from Ontario. If y Gaeline Delmarque — A natural blonde hailing from St. Joseph’s. She likes to chatter with Darlene and seems to prefer the first year crowd. Edward Emil — Eddie can always be found with the Casey Clan. Fav. Saying—“Oh yea”. Adeline Falk — “A debate on capital punishment, anyone?” Pet Peeve — “That’s Adeline, not Adel!” Ambition—to secure a properly balanced (Physics?) scale. Darlene Frank — Hailing from Ear Falls, Darlene is a good sport who gets a real laugh from a joke. Sharon Gardiner — This pretty miss has a terrific personality and is a barrel of fun. Ambition—learn to play hockey. Fate—goalie’s keeper. Dona Garvie — Dona is known to have a smoulder¬ ing interest in second year. Ambition—nurse. John Gray — The man with the gift of gab—always manages to say the wrong thing at the right time. In¬ stigator of many devilish plans. Rochelle Heft — One of the quieter students of 1 I-A. Ambition—X-ray technician. Fate—babysitting X- ray machines. Carole Houston — Lady MacBeth of I 1-A. Likes en¬ gineers and bruises easily. Ambition—to reach 4th year. Fav. Saying—“My associates, they are corrupt¬ ing me.” (Hee!!) 24

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Don Vialoux — Don comes all the way from Charles- wood, and is a future bowling champ. Ambition—to find his lost books. Mike Walker — Often seen . . . seldom heard. Has an ear for music we gather. Portable, no less. Marilyn Watson — 11-A’s popular vice-pres. An all round girl who has a ready smile to suit her person¬ ality. Been swimming, Marilyn? Frances Williams — The happy girl of 11-A who keeps everyone in stitches. One of the top bowlers. Fav. saying—“Invariable idiot in regards to same!” Russell Wimbush — “Viva Venezuela!” Russ enjoys making Martin Denny noises and being a winter wa¬ ter-skier. Amb.—to stage a revolution. David Scutter — “Daevid” is our amiable English¬ man. A recent arrival from “the tight little island.” David can be seen around the college early in the morning. Xl-B Susan Alexander — Blue eyed bundle of fun with bubbling personality. Our Vox representative. Enjoys bowling, curling, the weaker sex (male!!) Gail Antliff — Even with monstrous lunches, Gail never gains an ounce. Interested in curling, swimming and the opposite sex!! Rosalie Avison — Rosalie is one of our curling en¬ thusiasts. When not phoning home for her broom she is visiting the Library. Elliot Berman — Ambitious student. Elliot uses spare periods to see the latest down town movies. Ambi¬ tion—doctor. Fate—professional tonsil scrubber. Irene Boehm — One smile from this tiny little Miss and you are in high spirits for the rest of the day. Myros Buriak — As the bell rings at 8:30 you can •ajjyays see Myros driving down Portage. Oh well . . . ne didn’t want to get to school anyway. Ester Cohen — Cheerful and good natured Ester loves History classes? Enjoys bowling, curling and boys. 11-B’s debating rep. Future—back for Gr. 12. Brian Davidson — 11-B’s “All American Boy”. Bri just wants to take life easy. Pet Peeve—French. Dennis Eyolfson — A retired banker, Dennis plans to attend United College again next year for grade 12.