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I Editor Kent Elliott Associate Editor n Kunelius Activities Advertising amteson Wilf Wenzel Carol George Organizations Gary Wilson Maureen Stenson Secretary Table of Contents ! ' iU A dm ini sir a ti o n Academic Vacuity Graduands 7 • «, -A- Graduate Studies f w Jf Undergraduates Organizations 3 — 3 f t-3% ♦ _ — - i - ' r Activities US,r-. 19 31 59 75 227 S r 263 205 249 Photo by Laddie Ponich Studios, Edmonton PRESIDENT WALTER JOHNS 4 OFFICE of the PRESIDENT EDMONTON, Alberta, Canada FROM OUR PRESIDENT A generation of students at a university is usually considered to cover four years and the University of Alberta, Calgary, will celebrate its first quadrennium by holding its own Spring Convocation for those students who have completed the requirements for their degrees on its own campus. This will represent one more in a series of rapid strides towards maturity and independence. The growth in physical facilities in 1963-64 is evidenced by the opening of the magnificent new University Library and the start on the first unit of the new Engineering Complex. Next year should see a surge of building in Calgary that will challenge comparison with that on any other campus in the whole of Canada. In the past four years your enrolment has nearly doubled (from 1331 to 2420), but in the same period the full-time teaching staff has nearly tripled (from 60 to 175) and the non-academic staff has increased more than three times (from 80 to 263). All this is tangible evidence of the deter¬ mination of your Board of Governors, your Government, and your Legislature to provide you with the best facilities and the best instruction possible. But it is you, the students, who will make the reputation of your University in the world around you. If U.A.C. is really to grow in wisdom and in stature, it is you who will provide that growth. I have every confidence in the development of your great institution in the years ahead and in the contribution its students will make in the life of their Province and of the world at large. May you all find happiness and success wherever fate may lead you in the days to come. Walter ' H. Johns, President. DEDICATED TO DR.AND MRS.TAYLOR We respectfully dedicate this volume of the Tally Stick to Dr. and Mrs. M. G. Taylor with deep gratitude for their four years of service to our university. UAC has been fortunate to have Dr. Taylor’s leadership during its first years. A young man among university presidents, he has brought youth and enthusiasm to his tasks. As he pointed out in a speech, “a university must be youthful in its outlook — with the rebellion, the risk-taking, the excitement of youth, and, to a degree, the uncertainty of youth.” Rebellious, venturesome, excited, sometimes un¬ certain — UAC has been all these in its short history. There was no uncertainty in Dr. Taylor’s aims for UAC. In 1960 he said that this could become a great university, and for the next four years he worked with unswerving dedication to achieve that goal. Dr. Taylor had set himself no easy task. He has a lofty conception of the uni¬ versity: “a community of scholars, devoted to the pursuit of learning, engaged in the adventure of the discovery of knowledge, concerned with raising the quality of life.” By his dedication and enthusiasm Dr. Taylor attracted many fine scholars to our community, men who wanted to help create a new university. Dr. Taylor set a high standard for the students of UAC. In his first message to the student body, he said, “your primary purpose here is your own intellectual de¬ velopment. You are here to think, to criticize, and to create. It is on your intel¬ lectual achievements that you will be judged, and I remind you that our standards are high.” Student leaders found in him an interested, sympathetic adviser and at times an outspoken critic. In his addresses to students, Dr. Taylor tried to com¬ municate his own enthusiasm for learning and the life of the intellect. The library building which opened this term is perhaps the most tangible evidence of Dr. Taylor’s efforts on behalf of UAC. He believes that a library is truly the heart of a university, and he has worked unceasingly to improve library facilities here. From a beautiful campus site, UAC’s land is developing into a beautiful campus. It has been said that “not only do we shape our buildings; our buildings shape us.” Dr. Taylor has worked closely with architects to plan a campus that is more than functional. It was his vision to provide an environment suitable for creativity; an atmosphere designed for learning. We have a long task ahead of us to fulfill Dr. Taylor’s prediction of greatness at UAC, but under his leadership we have made an auspicious start. Mrs. Taylor, too, has become well known to many students on campus. As Honorary President of Adelphe, she took part in many functions of the society. At an Adelphe-sponsored charm seminar, Mrs. Taylor, last year chosen one of Canada’s ten-best-dressed women, spoke on wardrobe selection and social graces. Mrs. Taylor was interested in the role of the Arts in university life. She was active in Calgary theatre, and sponsored a drama award given yearly to a UAC student. Students who visited the Taylor home also knew Mrs. Taylor as a gracious hostess and the mother of two fine children. Our best wishes go to Dr. and Mrs. Taylor as they prepare to make their home in Victoria. And our congratulations go to the students and faculty of the University of Victoria. Our university community is losing a distinguished leader and two good friends, but it is a better place because of their four years here. 6 , ,, fWlllUill Photo by JACK 1)1. KORMi rntmmmm UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA, CALGARY OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL calgary, Canada January 30, 1964 It is with a sense of deep regret that I write these words for the Yearbook of the University of Alberta, Calgary. As you know, this is the last time that I shall have the privilege and pleasure of speaking to you through these pages. I little thought when I wrote to you a year ago that such would be the case. But as each of you will come to know in the adventure of life, a man must do what he must do. As I look back to my arrival here, when we moved to our new campus, I realize that what now seems to me a very short space of time is actually a long period of some four years. It has seemed much shorter because of the joys of working with students in which Mrs. Taylor has happily shared. I leave this University richer in experience and more blessed in rewards than I have deserved. With you, I have seen this campus develop in intellectual and physical growth to such a stature that we rightfully take our place among the Univer¬ sities of Canada. Mrs. Taylor joins with me in thanking you for the pleasure that we have had in our association with you and in wishing you and this University every measure of success in the years ahead. 8 ► ' Lights of books shining on the dark fields... the seeking-forever in the night...’ -Thomas Wolfe Photo courtesy of Matthews Studio 9 PHOTOB ■?«; ■■%] ' , Ik - ' ' ■ ' ■■km ' ktk k - %n fa® kkkk ■ ’Ik ' - ' kk 1 • ■• • - .- . .:• •• •. •• ' : j ' .-- JEEBl iv Student Activity ! i 1 1 - . fm V I IJjT Ljl f 1 k 1 Achievement... IN ME MORI AM Courtesy of the Calgary Herald JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY 35th President of the United States of America 1917-1963 ■ The liberal society is a free society, and it is at the same time and for that reason a strong society. Its strength is drawn from the will of free people committed to great ends. . . . Ask not what your country can do for you — ask what you can do for your country. The hour is late — but the agenda is long. We prefer world law, in the age of self-determination, to world war in the age of mass extermination. Peace is the necessary precondition for the advance of freedom . . . Never have the nations of the world had so much to lose or so much to gain. Together we shall save our planet or together we shall perish in its flames. We want from you (students) not the sneers of the cynics nor the despair of the fainthearted. We ask of you enlightenment, vision, illumination. . . . A great university is always enlisted against the spread of illusion and on the side of reality. The future of any country which is dependent on the will and wisdom of its citizens is damaged . . . whenever any of its children is not educated to the fullest extend of his capacity. Of those to whom much is given, much is required. J. Nicol Registrar Miss D. E. Ryder Librarian A. F. Crumb Accountant Miss D. M. Christie Dietitian E. R. Oetting Associate Professor of Psychology Student Counselling Director Miss H. McWilliam Counsellor Mrs. F. H. Fish Adviser to Women Students Rev. P. R. Judge Chaplin C. V. Teeple Chief of Campus Patrol Mr. Robinson Security Guard Mr. Hull Security Guard Mr. Redding Mrs. Betty Bacon Security Guard Inquiry Officer Dr. D. L. McNeil Director of Stu¬ dent Health Services Mrs. Harrison Nurse P. Huff Nurse J. Baker National Employ¬ ment Service J. A. Jonasson Maintenance Superintendent 18 ADMINISTRATION Dean M. H. Scargill Faculty of Arts and Science Dean H. S. Baker Faculty of Education M M: ■ V 1 ■ -M m RBBS? H| hi am § • : % mm s ■■■■ Kg t L. W. Losie Administrative Officer Faculty of Commerce Dr. A. M. Neville Division Head Faculty of Engineering r 4 H | |1 Mm mK _ ft k ' ' P. Anderson B.A. (Cornell), M.Sc. (Tulane), Ph.D. (Berkeley) J. Adam Ph.D. (Sydney) J. D. Aikenhead B.Sc. (Manitoba), A.M. (Chicago), Ed. D. (Oregon) J. C. Ahuja Ph.D. (UBC) L. Challiss M.A.(London) R. Breugelmans M.A., Ph.D. (Ghent) H. A. Buck-master B.Sc. (Alberta), M.A., Ph.D. (UBC) C. E. Challice B.Sc., Ph.D. (London), A.R.C.S. D. I.C., F. Inst. P. FACULTY J. E. Cheal M.Ed. (Alberta), Ph.D. (Chicago), A.R.C.T. (Toronto) R. S. Chapman Director Department of Extension, M.A. (UAE) M. R. C. Coulson B.A. (Dunelm), M.A. (Kansas) B. Devries B.Sc. (Holland), M.Sc. (Manitoba) Franklin E. Churchley M.A., Ed.D.(Columbia), A.R.C.T., L.R.C.T. (Toronto) F. C. Englemann A.B., M.A. (UCLA), Ph.D. (Yale) T. G. Finn B.A. (Alberta), Ed.D. (Stanford) J. P. Doughtery B.A. (St. Louis), M.A., Ph.D. (U. of B. P. Frost B.A. Hons. (Sydney), M.A. (Tasmania), P.G.C.E. (London) Allan Gibb B.Sc., B.Ed. (Alberta), M.A. (Toronto), Ed.D. Stanford Donald R. Gordon B.A. (Queens) M.A., (Toronto) D. Gibson Ph.D. (Toronto) L. Hamill A. Harms R. Hartland- J. Heintz B.Sc., M.Sc. B.A. Hons. (U of Rowe A.B. (St. Lawrence) (Syracuse), Ph.D. Sask.), Ph.D. B.Sc., Ph.D (U. of Wash.) (Colorado) (London) 22 FACULTY B| l|| J ; P l | fl | 1 1 |- X $ : , s 1 V _gy_ Pk. f JmSM N. Henderson B.Sc., M.Sc. (Dalhousie), Ph.D. (Toronto) A. S. B. Holland B.Sc. (Victoria U„ N.Z.), M.Sc. (U. of Wash.) B. Hutchinson B.Ed., (Alberta) M.Ed. (Alberta) F.G. Heymann Ph.D. (Frankfurt) D. B. Johnson B.A. (UBC), M.A. (Alberta) E. King B.Ed. (Alberta), M.A., Ph.D. (U of Iowa) R.A. Lambert B.Ed., M.Ed., Ph.D. (Alberta) S. A. Lindstedt B.Sc., M.Ed. (Alberta) A. McGugan B.Sc., M.Sc. (Queen’s Belfast) R. Loov B.Sc. Civil Engineer ' ing (Alberta), M.Sc. (Stanford) H. Mitchell B.A. (Honors) (Manitoba), M.A. Minnesota), Ph.D. (London) W. Magee B.A., M.A. (UBC) Ph.D. (Toronto) J. G. Nelson B.A. (McMaster) M.A. (Colorado) Ph.D. (John Hopkins) S. Munsat B.A. (Cornell), M.A. (U. of Mich.) B. M. Newton B.S.Ed. (Southern California), A.M. (Chicago), Ed.D. (Missouri) S. Norris B.Ed. (Alberta) A.M., Ed.D. (Stanford) FACULTY xory j 1 j i WikAiL 1 f ml MV % 1 m jjftg f ■ ijpB -ft ■ v Bril J r. r v MARY LOU ANDERSON Degree: B.Ed. Mathematics Hometown: High PAT ARMSTRONG Degree: B.Ed. Elementary Hometown: Olds FRANCES ANDERSON Degree: B.A. Sociology Hometown: Carmangay 1962- 1963—Sociology Club 1963- 1964—Sociology Club GRADUANDS JOHN ANDERSON Degree: B.Sc. Chemistry Hometown: Medicine Hat MARLENE BAKKAN Degree: B.A. Modern Languages Hometown: Calgary BRYAN AUNE Degree: B. Ed. Social Sciences Hometown: Morrin DON BARNETT Degree: B.Ed. Social Sciences Hometown: Calgary 1960-1961— Hockey Manager 1962-1963—Curling Club 1062-1963—Wrestling Club JEANNA BATY Degree: B.A. English Hometown: Calgary 1962-1963—U.A.C. Glee Club 1962- 1963—Powderpuff Football 1963- 1964—Canadian Youth Hostels RICHARD BECK Degree: B.A. Economics Hometown: Calgary BEN BIECHE Degree: B.Ed. Physical Education Hometown: Calgary DENISE BILES Degree: B.Sc. Mathematics Hometown: Calgary 1961- 1962—Newman Club 1962- 1963—Newman Club, Secretary J. BARRIE BOLTON Degree: B.Sc. General Science Hometown: Calgary 1961- 1962—Chemistry Club, Bowling Club 1962- 1963—Chemistry Club, Project Chairman, Bowling Club 1963- 1964—Chemistry Club, Pub¬ licity Chairman, Bowling Club, Badminton Club GRADUANDS 27 ROBERT BURCH Degree: B.Ed. Mathematics Hometown: Calgary RONALD BRAY Degree: B.Sc. Geology Hometown: Calgary E. JEAN BRIDGE- WATER Degree: B.A. Psy¬ chology Hometown: Calgary LUCINDA BROADBENT Degree: B.Sc. Nursing Hometown: Calgary GRADUANDS CAROLYN BOND Degree: B.A. Political Science Hometown: Calgary CHRISTINE BONHAM Degree: B.A. Psychology Hometown: Calgary 1961-1964—Sociology Club 1963-1964—Bowling Club 1961-1964—Canterbury Club GEORGE F. CALOW Degree: B.Sc. Physics Hometown: Calgary 1961- 1962—Chemistry Club Newman Club Intramural Basketball 1962- 1963—Fencing Club Bowling League Newman Club 1963- 1964—Bowling League Newman Club ALBERT CHARLEBOIS Degree: B.Sc. Zoology Hometown: Carbon 1963-1964— Newman Club MRS. NAN CHERRY Degree: B.A. English Hometown: Calgary GAIL CLARKE Degree: B.A. Hometown: Calgary 1961- 1962—Philosophy Society, Canterbury Club, Comtean Society 1962- 1963—Philosophy Society, President, Canterbury Club, C.U.C.N.D. 1963- 1964—Philosophy Club, C.U.C.N.D. JERRY CRAWFORD Degree: B.A. History Hometown: Calgary COLLEEN LINDA DAGNELL Degree: B.A. English Hometown: Calgary 1962- 1963—Adelphe, Recording Secretary, Public Relations Office, Secretary, Commerce Queen, Model Parliament 1963- 1964—Adelphe, Liaison Officer Students Union Building Commission GRADUANDS 29 DAVID DALL Degree: B.Ed. Music Hometown: Calgary GLORIA DALTON Degree: B.Ed. (English) after degree., B.A. 1962- 1963—News Editor, Gauntlet President, Political Science Club Secretary, Debating Society Activities Editor, Tally Stick Secretary, Canada First Party Model Parliament 1963- 1964—Co-Ordinator of Students Activities Chairman of Freshman Week Chairman, Inter-party Committee for Model Parliament Editorial Board, Gauntlet P.R. Committee Drama Society Grad. Student Section, Tally Stick AL DAVIDSON Degree: B.A. Economics Hometown: Calgary 1962- 1963—Students Council, A S rep. 1963- 1964—UAC Ski Club, President GAIL DAWSON Degree: B.A. Psy¬ chology Hometown: Calgary JUDY DE BODA Degree: B.Ed. after degree Hometown: Calgary DON DeCECCO Degree: B.Ed. Industrial Arts Hometown: Coleman 1960-1964—Industrial Arts Club 1962-1963—Bowling Club 30 GRADUANDS GILLES L. DELISLE Degree: B.A. English Hometown: Debden, Sask. GRADUANDS 31 ROSS DUMVILL Degree: B.A. Psychology Hometown: Calgary RODGER DUNN Degree: B.Sc. Mathematics Hometown: Calgary EILEEN ELLIN- SON Degree: B.A. History Hometown: Calgary GRANT E. DUSTIN Degree: B.A. Geography Hometown: Warner BARBARA ELDSON Degree: B.Ed. Hometown: Bragg Creek NETTIE FAMINOFF Degree: B.Ed. Hometown: Belleview GRADUANDS ORLIS MYRNE FANDREY Degree: B.Ed. Music Hometown: Yorkton, Sask. 1960-1961—Curling Club 1960- 1964—Glee Club 1961- 1964—A-Cappella Singers BRENDA JO FLEMING Degree: B.A. Psychology Hometown: Calgary 1961- 1962—Drama Society Canterbury Club, Secretary-Treasurer, Tallystick 1962- 1963—Bowling League Canterbury Club, Secretary-Treasurer 1963- 1964—Glee Club Canterbury Club Bowling League WILLIAM P. FORTIER Degree: B.A. Economics Hometown: Calgary 1962- 1964—Hockey 1963- 1964—Computer Club LYNN FOSTER Degree: B.A. Psy¬ chology Hometown: Calgary 1961- 1962—Sociology Club 1962- 1963—Sociology Club, Secretary 1963- 1964—Sociology Club, Vice-President KEITH FREEMAN Degree: B.Ed. Ind. Arts Hometown: Milk River REG FRYLING Degree: B.Ed. Biological Sciences Hometown: Calgary 1963-1964—Biological Sciences Society, President Canadian Youth Hostels Assoc., Treasurer GRADUANDS RAE GARDEN Degree: B.A. English Hometown: Calgary 1961- 1963—I.V.C.F. 1962- 1963—Glee Club 1963- 1964—Ensemble I.V.C.F., Membership Chairman JAMES FUJIKAWA Degree: B.Sc. Chemistry Hometown: Calgary 1963-1964—Judo Club LORNA GAW- LIUK Degree: B.Ed. Elementary Hometown: Prud’ Homme, Sask. 1960- 1961—University of B.C. 1961- 1962—University of Sask. WAYNE GETTY Degree: B.A. Sociology Hometown: Calgary HOPE M. GOETJEN Degree: B.Ed. English Hometown: Carstairs 1961- 1962—Gamma Delta, Secre¬ tary-Treasurer 1962- 1963—Lutheran Student Movement 1963- 1964—Lutheran Student Movement, Vice-President EARL GOULD Degree: B.A. Economics Hometown: Brooklyn, N.Y. 34 GRADUANDS GORDON GREFFEN Degree: B.Ed. Biology Hometown: Parkland 1961-1963—Glee Club THOMAS HALBERT Degree: B.Ed. Dip. Hometown: Calgary DAWN HANSEN Degree: B.Ed. Elementary Hometown: Calgary MRS. TAMARA ANNE HARLAND Degr ee: B.Ed. French Hometown: Houston, Texas GRADUANDS 35 LAWRENCE HEAD Degree: B.Ed. Chemistry Hometown: Calgary VERON HEATH Degree: B.Ed. Physical Sciences Hometown: Canmore 1960- 1961—Ski Club, Curling Club 1961- 1962—Curling Club, Executive 1962- 1963—Curling Club, President GEORGE F. HOLE- TON Degree: B.Sc. Zoology Hometown: Calgary 1962-1964—Biological Sciences Club DUANE TREVOR HOLDEN Degree: B.Ed. Hometown: Medicine Hat 1961-1964—U.N.T.D. E.U.S. Rep., Industrial Arts Club, Hockey, Rugger SHIRLEY SALLY HOLSTEIN Degree: B.A. Sociology Hometown: Calgary 1962- 1963—Sociology Club, Publicity Chairman 1963- 1964—Sociology Club FRED C. HUNT Degree: B.Sc. General Science Hometown: Calgary WILLIAM JACK- SON Degree: B.Sc. Chemistry Hometown: Calgary GEORGE A. JACOBS Degree: B.Ed. Physi¬ cal Education Hometown: Calgary 1959- 1960—Varsity Basketball Team 1960- 1961—Varsity Basketball Team, V.A.H.P.E.R. Society 1961- 1962—Varsity Basketball Team, V.A.H.P.E.R. 1962- 1963—Junior Varsity Basketball Coach, University Rugger Club, Posterman 1963- 1964—University Rugger Club, Vice- President JUERGEN JAHN Degree: B.Ed. Secondary Hometown: Calgary 1963-1964—Lutheran Student Movement, President ALLEN JAMES Degree: B.Sc. Mathematics Hometown: Calgary GRADUANDS 37 JOANNA M. JENSEN Degree: B.Sc. Zoology Hometown: Olds 1960- 1964—Newman Club 1961- 1964—Biology Club 1963-1964—Bowling League KENNETH A. JESSE Degree: B.Ed. Mathematics Hometown: Vulcan MRS. KATH¬ LEEN KESSLER Degree: B.Ed. Phys. Ed. Hometown: Calgary HEINZ KAUL Degree: B.A. Political Science Hometown: Calgary GEORGE KINNEAR Degree: B.Ed. Phys. Ed. Hometown: High River VIRGINIA KNUTSEN Degree: B.Sc. Chemistry Hometown: Pincher Creek GRADUANDS MRS. ELLEN KREMPIEN Degree: B.Ed. History Hometown: Calgary RICK H. KUSSAT Degree: B.Sc. Zoology Hometown: Calgary 1961- 1962— Swimming (UAE), Intramural Sports (UAE), Aq. Club (UAE) 1962- 1964—Biology Club IRENE J. KYLE Degree: B.A. Sociology (Honors) Hometown: Calgary 1960- 1961—Canterbury Club, Secretary, Debating Society 1961- 1962—Comtean Society, Secretary, SCM, National Assembly Delegate 1962- 1963—Vice President, SCM WUSC Committee, WUSC Pakistan International Seminar delegate Model Parliament 1963- 1964—Chairman WUSC, WUS National Assembly delegate JEANNETTE LaBRIE Degree: B.Ed. Elementary Hometown: Calgary 1952-1953—Newman Club, Gateway Staff, Reporter, Intramural Volleyball, Bowling Club GRADUANDS 39 MERLA LAW Degree: B.A. Modern Languages Hometown: Calgary EDWARD LAWSON Degree: B.Se. Zoology Hometown: Calgary MURRAY W. LOVELACE Degree: B.A. Political Science Hometown: Calgary 1963-1964—Tallystick HUGH MACLEOD Degree: B.Ed. Industrial Arts Hometown: Calgary 1961-1962—History Club, Chairman MIKE J. B. MACNEILL Degree: B.A. Psychology Hometown: Winnipeg, Man. 1962- 1964—Flag Football 1963- 1964—Psychology Club, President, Curling DENNIS MAIER Degree: B.A. History Hometown: Lethbridge GRADUANDS ELIZABETH MARSHALL Degree: B.Ed. French Hometown: Nanton 1960-1964—Glee Club EDWARD MASON Degree: B.A. Psychology Hometown: Calgary RONALD W. MAY Degree: B.Sc. Mathematics Hometown: Calgary 1961- 1963—I.V.C.F., Treasurer 1962- 1964—Computer Club, President MICHAEL FRANCIS McCANN Degree: B.Sc. (Honors) Chemistry Hometown: Calgary 1962-1964—Gaillardia Editorial Board EDWARD McCOY Degree: B.A. Economics Hometown: Calgary thomas McIntosh Degree: B.Ed. Physical Sciences Hometown: Carbon GRADUANDS 41 MORRIS McMANUS Degree: B.A. Political Science Hometown: Rimbey ROSEMARIE MEIDENGER Degree: B.Ed. English Hometown: Beiseker 1958-1960—E.U.S., Curling Club 1962-1964—E.U.S., Curling Club JOSEPHINE MEYER Degree: B.Sc. Zoology Hometown: Calgary 1963-1964—Glee Club ROBERT MID- YETTE Degree: B.Ed. Hometown: Keoma JOSEPH MOECK Degree: B.Ed. Biological Sciences Hometown: Cieszyn, Poland DENNIS GREGORY MOONEY Degree: B.Ed. Social Sciences Hometown: Calgary 42 GRADUANDS MARGUERITE NERING Degree: B.Ed. Music Hometown: Calgary JANICELEE NICHOLLS Degree: B.Sc. Nursing Hometown: Crooked Creek, Alta. BETTY-LOU NORTHWAY Degree: B.Sc. Mathematics Hometown: Calgary 1961-1963—Biological Science Society REGINALD C. NUTTER Degree: B.Ed. Industrial Arts Hometown: Medicine Hat 1961- 1962—Industrial Arts Club, Vice-President 1962- 1963—Industrial Arts Club, President GRADUANDS 43 ABIE RICHARD OKAZAKI Degree: B.A. (Honors) History Hometown: Calgary 1960-1961—Gauntlet, Political Science Club, National N.F.C.U.S. Seminar, Delegate, 1961-1962—Students Council, Public Relations Officer, Gauntlet, Editorial Board, Progressive Conser¬ vatives, Freshman Committee, 1962- 1963—Students Council, Treasurer, Progressive Conservatives, Model Parliament, Freshman Committee, UAC Radio 1963-1964—Students’ Union Building Commission, Chairman, Progressive Conservatives, Model Parliament. WAYNE A. PAGE Degree: B.Sc. Mathematics Hometown: Calgary 1960-1962—Intramural Sports 1960-1961—Intramural Hockey, E.S.S., Bowling Club MR. ULO PALLAS Degree: B.Ed. Indus¬ trial Arts Hometown: Edmonton 1960-1961—Industrial Arts Club, Treasurer 1962-1963—Industrial Arts Club, Social Convener DENNIS PAPRO- SKI Degree: B.A. Economics Hometown: Lanigan, Sask. 1961- 1962—Social Credit Club, President Model Parliament, Leader, Commerce Hockey 1962- 1963—Social Credit Club, President Model Parliament, Leader, Arts Science Hockey 1963- 1964—Social Credit Club, Vice- President, Model Parliament ROY ALLEN PARRY Degree: B.Ed. Social Sciences Hometown: Morrin 1962-1963—Glee Club, Curling Club JIM PAUL Degree: B.Ed. Physical Education Hometown: High River 1961-1964—Intramural Football, Basketball, Volleyball GRADUANDS ROBERT PAULET Degree: B.A. Economics Hometown: Calgary RAYMOND PEDERSON Degree: B.Ed. Hometown: Medicine Hat MARILYN PETERS Degree: B.Ed. Secondary Hometown: Calgary BRUCE PENDER GAST Degree: B.Ed. SHARON PHIPPS Degree: B.Ed. Hometown: Cochrane CAROL JEAN PRICE Degree: B.Ed. History Hometown: Picture Butte 1962- 1963—Intramural Volleyball 1963- 1964—Judo Club GRADUANDS JOHN PRICE Degree: B.Sc. Chemistry Hometown: Calgary MRS. ORYSIA PROKOPIW Degree: B.Ed. Social Sciences Hometown: Calgary FRED PYSH Degree: B.Ed. Hometown: Leth- R. LLOYD RATZ- LAFF Degree: B.Ed. Physical Sciences Hometown: Linden JAMES A. REID Degree: B.Ed. after degree Hometown: Calgary EVELYN REIMER Degree: B.Ed. Elementary Hometown: Calgary GRADUANDS JIM RUZETSKY Degree: B.Sc. Physics Hometown: Calgary CHERYL ROBINSON Degree: B.Sc. Zoology Hometown: Calgary 1962- 1963—Biological Sciences Society 1963- 1964—Biological Sciences Society, C.Y.H. Club on Campus JAMES B. ROB¬ INSON Degree: B.Sc. Mathematics Hometown: Calgary 1961- 1962—Canterbury U.N.T.D. 1962- 1963—Canterbury Club, Vice-President U.N.T.D., Bowling League, Badminton 1963- 1964—Canterbury Club, Students’ Warden U.N.T.D., Mess Pre¬ sident, Bowling League, Badminton IRVING ROOT- MAN Degree: B.A. Sociology (Honors) Hometown: Calgary ROBERT ROWLEY Degree: B.Sc. Zoology Hometown: Calgary ERRYL SANDERMAN Degree: B.A. Sociology (Honors) Hometown: Calgary GRADUANDS 47 JOYCE SAUNDERS Degree: B.Ed. Hometown: Parkland SCOTT SAVILLE Degree: B.A. Political Science Hometown: Calgary- 1961-1962—Model Parliament, Cabinet Minister, Liberal Club, Political Science Club, Radio Society, Inter-Party Committee, Debating Society, Committee on Freshman Government 1962-1963—Public Relations Officer, Model Parliament, Opposition Leader, Canada First Party, Leader Founder, Inter-Party Committee, Debating Society, 1963-1964—Model Parliament, Canada First Party, Leader Political Science Club, Committee on Autonomy, Chairman PETER D. SCHAMMANN Degree: B.A. Economics Hometown: Calgary 1960-1962—Liberal Club, Political Science Club, Swimming, Golfing, Skiing ALFRED SCHULZE Degree: B.A. Modern Languages Hometown: Calgary GRADUANDS TREVOR SHAW Degree: B.A., Eco¬ nomics Hometown: Calgary 1960- 1961-Commerce Undergrad Society, President 1961- 1962-Judo Club Evergreen Gold Ski Club JANE SHUTE Degree: B.A., English Hometown: Bowness 1962- 1963-Glee Club A Cappella Singers Philosophy Society Model Parliament 1963- 1964-Gaillardia Drama Club Philosophy Society STEVE ERNEST SIMPSON Degree: B.Sc., Zoology Hometown: Calgary 1961- 1962-Tallystick 1962- 1963-Tallystick, Production Manager 1963- 1964-Tallystick, Associate Editor TOM WHITING SMITH Degree: B.A., History Hometown: Calgary 1959-1964-Intramural Volleyball, Society of Arts Science, Treasurer GRADUANDS 49 PATRICIA L. SOMERS Degree: B.A., Psy¬ chology Hometown: Calgary 1961-1962-Philosophy Club, Model Parlia¬ ment 1963-1964-Psychology Club Students’ Union Building Commission Vice-President Adelphe STEPHEN T. SPARKS Degree: B.A., Eco¬ nomics Hometown: Calgary 1962- 1963-Varsity Bas ketball Golf Intramurals Gauntlet, Assistant Sports Editor Ski Club 1963- 1964-Varsity Bas-| ketball Ski Club Gauntlet, Adv. Mgr. 1 Debating Club “Sparkwater” Corp. PETER BRIAN SPEAR Degree: B.Ed., Social Sciences Hometown: Calgary 1961- 1962-Intramural Volleyball Intramural Basket¬ ball, Bowling Club, President 1962- 1963-Cross Country Winner Bowling Club, Presi¬ dent Intramural Volley¬ ball Basketball 1963- 1964-Varsity Volleyball Intramural Basket¬ ball, Canadian Youth Hostels E. RUTH STAUFFER Degree: B.Ed., Ele¬ mentary Hometown: Calgary JOHN STEELE Degree: B.A., History Hometown: Calgary ALLAN STEWART Degree: B.A., English Hometown: Calgary 1961-62-Drama Club Gauntlet S.C.M. 1963-64-Student Council Drama Club S.C.M. Conservative Club Model Parliament CUCND Editor of Gaillardia 50 GRADUANDS SHIRLEY NORMA STEPHENS Degree: B.Sc., Chemistry Hometown: Calgary 1963-1964-Ski Club Chemistry Club BONNIE GRACE STONEWALL Degree: B.Ed., Bio¬ logical Sciences Hometown: Calgary 1960-1962-Glee Club DAVID SURPLIS Degree: B.A., Political Science Hometown: Calgary 1961-1964-Pig’s Eye II President Vice-President Treasurer- Progressive Conservative Club Debating Society Model Parliament 1963- 64-Vice Chair¬ man, S.U.B. Commission 1964- Leader of Opposition 9 MARVIN SUNDSTROM Degree: B.A., Geo¬ graphy (Honors) Hometown: Calgary AGNETA SVALANDER Degree: BA., Psy¬ chology Hometown: Calgary AUDREY SWANSON Degree: B.A., English Hometown: Carstairs GRADUANDS 51 ICTOR TAYLOR ' egree: B.A., Eco¬ nomics [ometown: Calgary 361-1963 -Intramural Sports DARLENE MARIE VELKER Degree: B.Ed. after degree Hometown: Rockyford 1959- 1960-Radio Club, Secretary Newman Club, Vice President 1960- 1961-Radio Club, News Department Newman Club, President SAS Rep. to WUS and NFCUS Debating Society Liberal Club 1961- 1962-Liberal Club, Secretary Newman Club Model Parliament, Minister of Agri¬ culture 1962- 1963-Tallystick, Literary Editor Gaillardia, Student Editorial Board Model Parliament, Minister of Health Welfare 1963- 1964-Model Parliament Liberal Club ELAINE TROOBITS- COFF Degree: B.A., Psy¬ chology Hometown: Calgary LINDA VICKERSON Degree: B.A., Modern Languages Hometown: Calgary 1961- 1962-Ski Club 1962- 1963-University Tennis Team BARRY VICKERY Degree: B.Sc., Mathe¬ matics Hometown: Calgary JEAN ANN WALASKO Degree: B.E., English Hometown: Calgary 1960-1961-Biology Club Political Science Club 1960-1962-N.F.C.U.S. Wauneita 1962- 1963-Liberal Club 1963- 1964-Psychology TTf -A ■ ■K jM ' V, ' ■ a ;k | £ 2 ,: AM f 3 hih a VwnflHMnR ' fcjjj % BIPB PWS ■■- 4 1 ;«f W ■fH IHr a T|t - u BBBiBtslliaSHB Bjcf- aTaTa rnr H Jr w jUj ON WARES ii egree: B.Sc., Mathe¬ fm ; - v - -t ai matics m ■ 4 JBmI ometown: Calgary If 4 EP’ir 61-1962-Basketball jmk 63-1964-Ski Club 1 yBibiA |P V if rr 1 L .Ak. i GERTRUDE A. WELSFORD Degree: B.A., Psy¬ chology Hometown: Acme 1961-1963-Canterbury Club 1963-1964-Canterbury Club, Psychology Club MERRY WILSON Degree: B.A., History Honors Hometown: Calgary 1960- 1961-History Club Newman Club 1961- 1962-Frosh Committee Campaign Manager, Queen Week 1962- 1963-Co-ordinator, Queen Week Society of Arts Science 1963- 1964-Co-ordinator, Queen Week Frosh Committee MURRAY RABY Degree: B.Ed., Indus¬ trial Arts Hometown: Calgary MICHAEL ROY WILLIAMS Degree: B.Sc., Chemistry Hometown: Calgary 1962-1963-Computing Club 1962-1964-Computing Assistant EUGENE ZELMER Degree: B.P.E. Hometown: Hartell 1959-1964-Intramural 55 GRADUANDS qraduaf z studies IN MEMORIUM GABRIEL McCLOSKEY GRADUATE STUDIES A tragic and most unlikely automobile accident on Sunday, June 7, 1964 claimed the life of James Joseph Gabriel McCloskey. Mr. McCloskey was born in Ireland on November 1, 1939, the first child of a schoolteaching family. He attended St. Columb’s College, Londonderry, and in 1958 he entered Queen’s University, Belfast to study physics, obtaining a Bachelor of Science degree with first class ho nours in 1962, and a Master of Science degree in 1963. He then entered the University of Alberta, Calgary, where he was working toward the degree of Doctor of Philosophy. He was expected to receive this degree in about two years’ time. Mr. McCloskey came to Alberta with the strongest academic recommendations from his previous professors at Belfast, who described him as “One of our best students in recent years and a man who may go far.” This recommendation was being justified by his work in Calgary where he was performing steadily, reliably and with foresight. At the personal level he showed himself to be a man of considerable responsibility, prepared to play his part in society. Earlier this summer he had discussions with Dr. Challice concerning the desirability of his continuing working toward the Ph.D. in Calgary, or alternatively returning home to Ireland, the discussion being occasioned by poor health among members of the family and his concern for their well being. The Department of Physics was pleased that he found it possible to reconcile his family responsibilities with the continuation of his studies. The Professors and the Graduate Students mourn the loss of a potentially fine physicist and an admirable member of society. They all extend their deepest sympathy to the family in the tragic loss of this fine son and brother. Dr. C. E. Challice, Professor and Head, Dept, of Physics. 58 and his victum I SPACE ATMOSPHERE Brenden Hanna This is a hell of an uncomfortable toilet seat. Michael Adam We have to look everywhere for food. Waddya mean “stale” — this tea bag’s only been used 8 times before.” —Dr. Alan Clark 6l ; v ' iit.ii o’ ) ' i 61 Gabriel McCloskey Photos in G.S.A. Section by: G. McCloskey R. Pilkington “I just know they’re talking about me in there.”—Roger Bryne “You know I think we have something in common.” “I regard myself a step above the ordinary.” ■—John Marsh “— and then she broke the ski over my head.”—Michael Staunton UNIVERSITY ALBERTA String Ensemble Madame Valda’s Dancers tip! • V; ■ ■ k 4. if M f ■ |pl|| 1 7 I mm Educational Mathematics Display Educational Industrial Arts Display Computing Centre 1! 1 V 1 1 ' i ' 1 ? 1 ' 1 But dear, isn’t it in backwards? 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T. Chernushenko Toronto Barry Deeprose Calgary Clive Elliott Calgary Allan Fabris Calgary Gary Fabris Calgary Wally Gagne Calgary Mrs. Eve Gladden Calgary Arnold Gorveatt Calgary David Grier Calgary Eric Gronberg Calgary David Hall Calgary Donald Hanuik Calgary Micheal Hare Calgary Tom Jenkyns Calgary Jim Jobb Calgary Hannelore Kermer Calgary THIRD YEAR « ARTS AND SCIENCE id Eike Henner-Kluge Calgary Mike Laub Calgary Jim Lazarowich East Keester, Pa. Garry Russ Calgary f f Neil Shey Calgary Garret Wind Calgary Norm Wood Calgary Don Woodworth Calgary Joan Pedersen Calgary Eldon Priestley Calgary Brian McKay Calgary Lynne Orman Calgary Dick Peter Elkwater John Pinel Calgary Dan Litchinsky Calgary Raymond Sloan Calgary Madame Valda Calgary Don Wallis Calgary Siegfried Wieser Calgary Brian Warrack Calgary commerce « COMMERCE David Banta Ken Beales Crossfield Calgary Bernadette Becker Robert Blaine Gordon Bowerman Calgary Calgary Regina Ron Reed Calgary Dale Schrader Calgary Ron Dorwart Ray Friesen Calgary Calgary Arlene Johnson Bob Kamp Calgary Calgary Joe Katchen John Kernick Calgary Calgary Brian Loach Dennis Maillot Calgary Calgary Tom Allen Doug Bagnall Calgary Calgary Barry Brown Bob Campbell Hell, Wis. 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Darwin Fraser Regina Bert Freeman Calgary Brian Harris Calgary Bob Greenwood Calgary Wayne Fuller Rockyford John Grant Calgary 96 COMMERCE Ross Harris Calgary Lome Hutchinson Calgary Bob Lloyd Calgary Larry McDonald Calgary Doug Norris Stettler Rudolf Schipperus Calgary Donald Spear Calgary Dave Iverach Calgary Wayne Lindquist Calderbank, Sask. Bob Mackie Calgary Mike Jamison Calgary Aaron Litchinsky Calgary Ron Masse Calgary Terje Holm Calgary Robert Johnson Calgary Rick Longster Calgary William Miles Calgary William Nugent Lethbridge Gordon Sears Calgary C. Van Bostelen Lethbridge Robert Pitt Calgary David Shima Coaldale Jack Vincent Calgary Grant Richards Calgary Tom Smith Banff Lionel Tate Calgary SECOND YEAR 97 Another rip-roaring session of back-breaking work in council. I’m sorry, you’re too young to be served our coffee. Like man, I’m the big mover on this campus. Why wait for spring m 1 it _ l| 1 - ' bit Wk 1 : . education Gayle Anderson Sheila Anderson Wayne Anderson Donald Andrews Gail Angeu Nelson, B.C. Veteran Calgary Taber La Glace Sharon Aaserud Craigmyle Lynne Allan Calgary Gordon Ashley-Smith Joan Atkins Indus Calgary Ray Baker Prince Albert Carol Bainard Calgary Benjamin Barenholtz Helen Barrows Candace Bassett Calgary Milk River Calgary Gerda Bengtson Tilley Marny Bellas Medicine Hat Wallace Bauman Calgary Gary Beagle Blackie Maureen Beagles Calgary Pat Bergin Innisfail Colleen Benner Calgary Sharon Breen Margaret Bridger Douglas Broadbent Andy Brooks Three Hills Calgary Calgary Calgary Helen Brown Calgary Guy Blasetti Calgary Ed Burton Calgary Louise Burt Calgary Barbara Budd Vulcan Diane Burton Tilley Judy Bunio Calgary Donald Burgess Calgary Sharyn Browne Cardston Joe Campbell Calgary Bonnie Cameron Pincher Creek George Casper Fox Valley, Sask. Janet Caswell Swift Current Robert Bushell Calgary Barry Calon Calgary Marjorie Burton Calgary EDUCATION Corinne Chatenay Red Deer Jean Dais Medicine Hat Valeen Chow Calgary Bob Davis Acme Richard Dyck Craigmyle Lynne Clark Calgary Geri Doering Lacombe Barbara Ellis Calgary Janet Clayton Airdrie Brian Donnelly Calgary J. L. Elliott Calgary Anne Cook Hanna Diane Dool Lacombe Eric Endered Calgary Alvina Ericson John Fark Duncan, B.C. 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Evangelyn Solberg Sandra Somers Francis Somerville Elizabeth Spanbar Ruth Stearns Maureen Stenson Carolyn Stevenson Bow Island Carstairs Carstairs Barnwell Carstairs Calgary Calgary EDUCATION Vicki St. Clair Linda Stone Norman Sulz Gay Sutton Marilyn Swan Beth Symes Bill Taylor Calgary Calgary Medicine Hat Banff Midnapore New Brigden Calgary Verlie Thomas Calgary David Thomson Calgary Robb Thompson Calgary Anita Todd Calgary Beau Wallace Delacour Eleanor Urch Patricia Vanzeffle Alba Vesnaver Lethbridge Calgary Medicine Hat Carol Wagness Sandra Wasyk Staveley Calgary Earl Weatherhead Burdette Maria Violine Calgary Janice Webber Calgary Sharon Weisenburger Torrington Louise Welen Standard Jim Wells Cardston Gail West Calgary David Wiems Calgary Eileen Wihnan Lethbridge Keith Williams Daryl Wintemute Reg Woelfle Gail Wood Iris Wright Gordon Ziegles Noreen Zimmer New Norway MacLeod Calgary Bassano Calgary Hilda Calgary SECOND YEAR - Sharon Adams David Archer P. J. 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Nancy Keith Lucille Koenig Marguerite Korman Calgary Medicine Hat Calgary Jim LaFleur Forestburg Peter La Marsh Glen Lineham Jack Loughton Airdrie Claresholm Calgary Dennis Maguire Bassano Gloria Manser Lethbridge Neil McDowell Regina, Sask. Allan McCrae Calgary Jim McFarlane Medicine Hat Dave McGraw George Millar Marilyn Moir Ken Moore Robert Morrow Zina Mozoson Mavis Munro Banff Calgary Weyburn Calgary Calgary Calgary THIRD YEAR Jim Nelson Calgary Don Ogston William Pacarynuk Elaine Parker Olds Calgary Calgary David Nelson Sterling Leroy Pelletier Pincher Creek Rob Pettifer Calgary Jim Phelps Field, B.C. Norma Pommen Marlene Raisbeck Raymond Grassy Lake Ted Rhodes Calgary Kathleen Samphire Calgary Carol Roberts Calgary Brudette Richardson Calgary Ronald Robertson Dog Pound Wilma Santa Lethbridge Norma Singleton Calgary Vern Su ' ndstrom Medicine Hat Erv Schieman Calgary Rob Scherer Faith Roger Schmidt Calgary John Schofield Calgary Sherrie Stahl Calgary Elmer Stobbe Millet Ann Studer Swift Current Lynn Zelmer Calgary Alan Swinehart Calgary Lynn Brown Calgary Ron Tebo Calgary Donna Tessari Warner Donna Thompson Trundy Vander Valk Andy Van Goor Clare Wagner Gayle Willis Carol Wood Simeon Zahayko Black Diamond Bowness Calgary Leader Calgary Banff Calgary 116 EDUCATION James Campbell Calgary Sheila Chester Calgary Kenyon Chipman Welling Erwin Fellner Lethbridge Keith Williams Calgary Thos. Petrunia Calgary R. Schulz-Steffen Calgary HHJHEI EDUCATION FOURTH YEAR Damn Shutterbugs Ken Moench Bow Island Don DeCecco Coleman Norman Moore DeBoldt Ernie Senio Thorsby James Wright Calgary Donald Scott Mannville Frank Verbisky Vilna Otto Wedman Edmonton Bill Zaharichuk Willingdon Gabriel Ziegler Calgary Erwin Butt Calgary Henry Berg Gem Henry Baxter Whitecourt Leslie Lewchuk Yorkton, Sask. Harold Bereska Willingdon Arnold Bezeau Lethbridge T. Garnons-Williams Calgary Arnold Neufeld Tofield M. W. Raby Calgary Gilbert Oishi George Patnow Raymond Kitscoty 118 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Virginia Bauck Calgary Georgina Adamson Calgary Charles Brearley Calgary Ileen Charlebois Calgary Bernice Heath Calgary De Etta Fritsch Calgary Ed Donais Vancouver Audrey Jackson Calgary Paul Hofer Calgary D. Kennedy Fort MacLeod Richard King Calgary Len Kravinchuk Doreen Luft Calgary Calgary Sam Higa Lethbridge Kenneth Nash Calgary Robert Pawlowski Taber Gerald Poland Calgary Myrna Price Calgary John Punko Bassano Glen Sollid Calgary Barbara Tincknell Calgary Kathleen Wright Calgary Douglas Youngstrom Calgary B.ED. AFTER DEGREE Eddie Kuczak Dennis McCrackin Dennis Ooms John Plantinga Frances Swann Sandra Valjean Bob Willows Calgary Calgary Bowness Calgary Calgary Calgary Calgary PHYSICAL EDUCATION znqm z zrmcj - ENGINEERING Edward Bailey Calgary Ken Banderk Paul Beauchemin Jim Benedict Calgary Calgary Calgary Gary Boon Calgary Charles Brownhill Ross Clovechok Dan Clarke Keith Clayton Stirling Clayton Don Crawford Calgary Ghost Pine Creek Calgary Calgary Calgary Calgary Dennis Collins Walter Dabisza Ken Delf Lester Doig Jim Deyell Tom Dunlap Burdette Calgary Calgary Calgary Calgary Calgary Raymond Haimila John Harper Earl Harris Nick Hernadi Bob Homme Dennis Howie Canmore Calgary Lacombe Calgary Calgary Calgary Wendell Hughes Leslie Hunter Brian Jacobson John James Kenneth Jensen Robert Johnson Calgary Michichi Lethbridge Calgary Calgary Landis, Sask, Dick Keats Allan Madge Alan Markin Robert McArthur Larry McComb Terry McLean Calgary Calgary Bowness Calgary Three Hills Calgary Terry Althenof Calgary Peter Forrest Douglas Garratt Clifford Gemeroy Bastiaan Groeneweg Bowness High River Calgary Fort Macleod C A r) 1 m Steve Dunning Robert Eccleston Calgary Calgary Ed Boonstra Calgary Lawrie Dunn Lynn Lake, Man. Robert Grey Calgary Herb McMullen Calgary Craig Meyers Michael Miller W. Miroszynczenko Dick Molyneaux Gwyn Morgan Howard Moxley Ronald Moynihan Calgary Didsbury Calgary Calgary Carstairs Calgary Calgary Leland Muri Michael Neuman Brenton Nickerson Wayne Ostermann Dennis Pasenau Ivan Perich Calgary Calgary Vulcan Bowness Calgary Picture Butte r_ « Dave Pidgeon Calgary John Pinter Calgary Linda Price Calgary Ron Proto Murray Quance Mike Ricketts Moose Jaw Calgary Calgary Doug Ringstrom Calgary Pete Rivers Calgary Robert Schuett Calgary (TW David Roberts Raymond Robinson Steven Roessingh Calgary Calgary Calgary � m i m ■■■■■ i i • j Earl Rubin Calgary I Dale Rushka Sundre ' %� r - Clark Seaborn Bill Sharp Ian Shipherd Robert Slaa Gerry Smith Michael Smith Calgary Calgary Glacier Park Calgary Calgary Calgary Vincent Yung Hong Kong Stewart Spear Ross Strachan D. Swartzenberger Ron Swift Ron Taylor Don Thomas Calgary Calgary Calgary Calgary Calgary Blackie Ross Thompson Medicine Hat Ted Trafford Calgary James Turnbull Peter Van Der Zee Taber Calgary William Ure Calgary Sheldon Willigar Simeon Yakimov Calgary Calgary FIRST YEAR Ed Daskalchuk Bowness Wayne Grant Calgary B. M. Connery Calgary David Driscoll Calgary Murray Gilbs Lively, Ont. Bill Gillies Calgary Roger Gimby Donalda Daryl Hergert Calgary Gary Hilton Calgary Ron Hilton Calgary Glenn Howes Calgary Tom Ito Cranford Michael Jessen Calgary Alec Kerfoot Okotoks ENGINEERING Arne Andreasen Calgary Bruce Atkins Warner Ed Bendell Calgary Bill Bergman Calgary Jack Blair Calgar y Mark Burggren Calgary Terry Collette John Connell Calgary Calgary Ken Birch Calgary Edward Chessor William Chidlow Lethbridge Calgary Bill King Bob King Gary Lee Peder Lodoen Ivan Mann Gordon Mansfield Canmore Canmore Calgary Provost Calgary Calgary r i ' tr 1 ! ] ■ jk£ I i Pi Gordon Munkholm Glen Norris Erhard Pagenkopf Okotoks Okotoks Calgary Lloyd Peppard Bill Slunt Glen Smyrl Gordon Sparks Ron Strate Calgary Calgary Calgary Inders Calgary Robb Stothers Otto Szentesi Ross Tamura Peter Vander Valk John Wansleeben Udo Zeidler Wolfgang Zeidler Calgary Calgary Rosemary Bowness Calgary Calgary Calgary SECOND YEA R 125 f l ■ Jr � campus organizations Maureen Stenson Secretary Fred Haeseker Clubs Editor Karen Kunelius Activities Editor Steve Simpson Associate Editor Wilf Wenzel Art Editor Kent Elliott Editor in Chief Tally Stick Mike Jamieson Advertising Editor Carol George Layout Editor Sandy Haeseker Art Bill Sharp Layouts Dave Breen Photography John Bach Photography Janet Stroud Layouts John Harper Layouts Mike Davidson Photography Gary Wilson Photography A1 Brawn Sports Les Lewchuck Photography Howie Dingle Photography Dianne George Layouts Wayne Getty Photography Gloria Dalton Graduate Studies Jim Cahoon Photography Murray Lovelace Layouts - ' •V 1 i [Wr M Im l I y w ■ fpKi S I ; 1 W. a 1 mmm $ ■ ? j. --w -i ' if if Alan Stewart Arts and Science Representative Joe Zeidler Engineering Representative Sheila Davies Adelphe President Linda Thorssen Arts and Science Representative Brian Hedderick Commerce Representative Ed Mason CUS Chairman Gloria Dalton Co-ordinator of Student Activities Lynne Brown Education Representative Dr. F. Terentiuk Acting Provost and Men’s Adviser Keath Austen Education Representative Russell McKinnon Cultural Co-ordinator Frank Stoddart Business Manager-Director E W ■ r K ii ■ president’s message Dear Fellow Students 1963-64, While these pages are filled predominantly with photographs, a proper reading of the few words and a little insight into the pictures should reveal to you just how much the students accomplished this year and the extent to which the Students’ Union contributed to yet another successful year for this infant campus. The prediction made by my predecessor, Maurice Yacowar, that we would not have the two major problems of 1962-63, unfortunately proved to be somewhat in error. Lack of space was again a major problem with Council meetings being held in Adelphe Lounge, and the Students’ Union Building Commission of some thirty-odd members being jammed in a little nook near the bookstore. If 1 might just get in a small plug here to those of you who will be returning next year: the SUB Commission needs you! You may never get to use the SUB but “greater love hath no man for his fellow man than he who plants a fig tree in whose shade he will never sit.” Abie Okazaki and his boys (and girls ) did an excellent job and this is one of the real highlights of Students’ Union work this year. Let’s hope for the same high standard next year. Lack of funds was not too great a problem although many things did not get done in quite the style we may have hoped for, due to a tightly controlled budget. Next year’s Council should not have the burden of a deficit to start the year with, thanks, in large part, to the conscientious work of our business manager-director, Frank Stoddart. While a good part of this year’s time was taken up with the Autonomy Drive, many significant contributions were made in other fields, and indeed a few suc¬ cessful firsts were recorded. We managed to lure the delegates from the National Congress of CUS away from Edmonton down to Calgary for a weekend of Calgary hospitality. UAC also organized the inaugural seminar of the CUS Western Region on a very timely topic, “Confederation and Western Canada.” This proved a real success thanks to the work of Irvin Rootman and his committee. Our first venture into the field of good cheap entertainment for the students could not be rated a success but it was worth the try and may yet bear fruit in future years. University Week, Model Parliament and the truly delightful production of the “Fantasticks” by the Drama Society could also be classified as highlights of this year’s student activities. I’m sure the members of the many and varied clubs re¬ ceived much reward from their efforts which greatly contributed to the success of the Students’ Union this year. While the bright and smiling faces you see on this page met with some criticism this year, I think such criticism is inevitable and 1 feel that, on the whole, the Council members made a genuine contribution to a thankless job with no pay and lots of work. I know how much work they did and as student spokesman, 1 would like to express our sincere gratitude for their efforts on our behalf. To all those who are leaving UAC, may I extend Council’s sincere best wishes for your future, and to those who will be back, Council’s wish that you contribute to the future success of the Students’ Union by doing your bit. Sincerely, Bill Sheriff 4-X. Bill Sheriff President Derrick Thompson Vice-President Sharon Anderson Secretary Ross Harris Treasurer Colleen Dagnall Liaison Officer Pat Somers Vice-President Betty Fox Corresponding Secretary Sheila Davies President Adelphe is the society whose membership con¬ sists of all women on campus. The Greek term “sisterhood” is the ideal on which this association is founded and all girls are encouraged to partici¬ pate in the many activities during the year. Mrs. D. Macintosh acts as Honorary President and Mrs. F. H. Fish is the staff adviser. Betty-Anne Robertson Treasurer 132 Linda Stone Upper Class Representative Gail Nagle Upper Class Combined Faculty Representative Joan Mulholland First Year Combined Faculty Representative Bryanne Davidson First Year Arts and Science Representative Bonnie Orman Recording Secretary George Lyttik Editor-in-Chief C. Ouwei Milaney F). Surplis Columnist ■m - - 2Uy.. Wv «, ■ w « (■ M .. -« • «- . ' nimM ; “. ' v • %r S ' i,- ,. - vV — H. Buckley Reporter M. Walsh Reporter S. McCready Columnist L. Lewchok photograph er D. Tompkins Associate Editor - . 1 l 1 Lr I 1 s PR COMMITTEE Seated: Barry Brown, Associate PRO; Ken Johnson, PRO; Scott Saville, Member Ex Officio. Standing: Gloria Dalton; Bill Nelson; Brian Sullivan, UACR; Marni Bellas, Secretary; Don Clogg, CUS Re¬ presentative; Jack Connell, Engineering Representative; Lee Cozart, Corresponding Secretary. Missing: George Lyttik, Gauntlet; Bob Campbell, Arts Science Representative; Carole Casey, Education Repre¬ sentative. SUB COMMISSION Seated: Dave Surplis, Vice-Chairman; Abie Okazaki, Chairman; Colleen Dagnall, Women’s Member-at-large; Frank Stoddart. Standing: Ross Harris, Finance Chairman; Brian Warrack, Recrea¬ tion and Lounges; Wally Gagne, Clubs and Administrative; Russ McKinnon, Cultural Facilities; Jack McPhee, Services. Craig Layng, Closed Circuit Dir, Don Quinn, Production Manager Colin McLeod, Promotion Director Brian Sullivan, Station Manager Sue Cherry, Secretary M. J .Healy, Chief Engineer Gaillardia Editor Alan Stewart and Karen gaillardia There is a barrenness With a hungry look Loose Running over the land With a deft look Leave It has the face of incompleteness. I.A.W. The forever-line following Two feet white shod Touch sweet dust-pressed ground. fred haeseker 138 DEBATING SOCIETY Hillary Roberts, speaker secretary; Marilyn Tennant, general secretary; Doug Biles, publicity secretary: Ranier Hilterman, vice-president; Jim Lazarowich, president. Missing: Jock McTavish, speaker secretary. Lynn Brown — secretary Reg Fryling — pres. CANADIAN UNION OF STUDENTS D. L. Spence (faculty adviser), Karen Falck (sec.), Earl Snider (vice chairman), Ed Mason (chairman). This year saw the National Federation of Canadian University Students (NFCUS) renamed to become the Canadian Union of Students (CUS). The objectives of CUS on campus during the year have been two-fold. First: the members started out with a determination to make CUS and its services better known at UAC. Second: The committee has been so organized that a large number of students have had an opportunity to develop and exercise leadership abilities. In keeping with the first objective, a bulletin board was erected in the main hall of the Arts and Education Building for the express purpose of bringing the many services and programs of the Union to the students’ attention. Nearly one hundred requests for information concerning scholar¬ ships, seminars, overseas employment, overseas travel and study in Europe were received. All the students who in any way helped CUS this year are to be highly commended for their fine work. Students are encouraged to watch for the many projects sponsored by CUS each year for many things, such as free trips to seminars, are offered, and yet few applications are received. This is a service organization for students; it is up to the students to take advantage of the services avail¬ able. Seated: Pat Vanziffle (secretary), Irene Kyle (co-chairman). Standing: Erich Berndt (committee man), Deanna Lovelace (treasure van chair¬ man), Tibor Istvan (committee man). wusc WUSC enjoyed a rather successful year in 1963-64. Activities this year were highlighted by the annual visit of the Treasure Van; the week-long Share Campaign to raise funds for WUSC’S International Program of Action; a report on the 1963 International Seminar in Pakistan by UAC delegate Irene Kyle; the selection of Miss Carol Lynn Smith as UAC delegate to the 1964 Interna¬ tional Seminar; and two lecture series, one on “Contemporary Canadian Problems”, the other on “Canada’s Role in the International Community.” The WUSC campus committee way chaired by Irene Kyle, with a faculty committee consist¬ ing of Dr. Self, Dr. Terentiuk, Dr. Hartland-Rowe and Dr. Penelhum. 141 1 1 MV4R u m 1 m I P- wf f m 11 ? e ® V 1 ri mi 1 INTER-PARTY COMMITTEE Front: Don Tucker—Socred, Hans Brown—NDP, Gloria Dalton—Chairman, Brian Coulter—NDP, Abie Okazaki—PC. Back: GM Martin—Liberal, Lavern Kundert—Socred, Scott Saville—Can. First, Lynne Smith— Secretary, Barry Brown—Can. First, Jack Hay—Liberal. CANADA FIRST LIBERAL NDP PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE SOCIAL CREDIT 143 CONSERVATIVES k.;w4 i IkMk u Dave Surplis (treasurer), Carolyn Bond (president), Peter Slemon (secretary), Abie Okazaki (vice-presi dent. SOCIAL CREDIT George Millar (president), Carol Thomas (secretary), Dennis Paproski (treasurer), Ray Weisenberger (treasurer). NDP Back: John Freeman, Ross Clovechok, Ivan Freeman (vice-pres.), Brian Coulter (Pres. AYND), Brian Warrack, Dave Hanley. Front: Bruce Connery, Marsha Saunders, (sec.), Hans Brown (pres.), Marion Rogers, Steve Davison (treas.) LIBERALS Back: Dave Breen (treas.), Ralph Langemann (policy), Lynn Zelmer (ed.), Murray Lovelace (public relations). Front: Roy Swanberg (vice pres.), Morris McManus (pres.), Gordon Petts (sec.) POSTER MAN Jim Lazarowich and Hilary Roberts!!! I CANADA FIRST Back Row: Scott Saville, Bill Nelson, Barry Brown. Seated: Marny Bellas, Gloria Dalton. CHEMISTRY CLUB V. Knutsen, G. Aikenhead, A. Fabris (pres.); E. Priestly, Dr. F. Bachelor, P. Wales, H. Bertram. BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES SOCIETY Ray Sloan (Vice President), E. Lynn Brown (Secretary-Treas.), Reg Fryling (President) ' . -- — i F ' •‘■ • 1 hr - • ■ ► ™ I- ' byi PICKWICKIAN SOCIETY P. S. Mamo, Faculty Adviser; Gail Clarke, Past Pres.; Tom Jenkyns, Ingrid Olsen, Bob Hole, Pres. COMTEAN SOCIETY i 1■M ;. ' 1 SKM E-i L v • D. L. Spence (Faculty Adivser), Ingrid Schwab (Secretary-Treas.), Lynn Foster (Vice President), Irving Rootman (President). 148 DRAMA SOCIETY Standing: Barrie Pederson, Technical Adviser; Lynne Smith, Member at Large; Alan Stewart, Star. Praying: Lorna Sadler, President. COMPUTING CLUB CLUB EXECUTIVE Joanne Hoar, Sec.-Treas.; Gladys Balderson, Librarian; Barry Bromley, V. P.; Donald Woodworth, Pres.; Pauline Cooley, V. P.; David Dali, P. R.; Rita Schau- tele, Gowns. 151 MUSIC SOCIETY BOARD Don Woodworth, Gwen Roberts, Gordon Mehling, President; Joyce Saunders, Sec.-Treas.; David Dali, Publicity. STRING ENSEMBLE 152 CONCERT BAND Front Row: J. Crane, G. Mehling, B. French, S. Howden, D. Woodworth, C. Peckson, C. Roberts, G, Roberts, J. Hoar, D. Meitle. Back Row: J. Saunders, W. Pilling, D. Ringstrom, G. Potter, K. Mallett, D. Garratt, D. Frank, J. Eisner, R. Oyler, B. Porter, S. Sullivan, G, Wilson, F. Haeseker, R. Smith, Drummer; R. Strachan, T. Finn, Faculty Adviser. 153 Dick Snook (Missions), Glen Sollid (Treas.), Daryl Smith (Bible Study), Bryan Hiebert (Socials), Bill Taylor (Vice-Pres.), Marilyn Gleddie (Publicity), Carole Befus (Secretary), Rod Kerfoot (Pres,), Rae Garden (Membership). Seated: Gwen Hauser (Sec.-Treas.), Ivan Freeman (Pres.), Marion Rogers. Back: John Freeman (Study Group), Bill Wilson (Secretary), Alan Gardner (Worship). CANTERBURY CLUB Jim Robinson, Students’ Warden; Siegfried Wieser, Chaplain’s Warden; The Rev. P. R. Judge, Chaplain. Missing: Valerie Swinton, Secretary-Treasurer. NEWMAN CLUB 155 Front Row: Maria Violini, Sec.; Toni Maras¬ co, P.R.O. Back Row: Bob Schmidt, Treas.; Marilyn Taylor, Vice-Pres.; Vic Marshall, Pres.; Absent: Bruce MacDonald, Intellectual Co¬ ordinator; Father Bastigal, Chaplain. DESERET CLUB Dr. M. S. Tagg (Director), Ron Nielson (President), Lorraine Eklund (Secretary), Wyona Pilling (Vice- President), Lloyd Kear (Vice-President). LUTHERAN STUDENT MOVEMENT Peder Lodoen (Vice-President-UAC), Harry Hayter (Vice-President - Tech), Donna Johannson (Secretary - General Hospital), Elmer Stobbe (President - UAC), Mr. Kuhn (Student Chaplain). Missing: Arlene Vikse (Holy Cross Hospital). BALLET CLUB COMMERCE UNDERGRAD SOCIETY Seated: Bruce Simpson (Vice-Pres.), Berny Becker (Secretary), Rob Pitt (President). Standing: Don Clogg (CUS), Jack Hartwell (PRO), Jack Vincent (Treas.), Bob Campbell (First Year Rep.), Brian Hedderick (Council Rep.), Grant Richards (Sports Rep.). ARTS AND SCIENCE SOCIETY Val Swinton (Secretary), Dave Grier (President), Merry Wilson (Queen Week Co-ordinator), Stephen Brown (Campaign Manager), Alan Gardner (Treasurer), John McDougall (Vice-Presi¬ dent). 158 ENGINEERING STUDENTS’ SOCIETY Jack Blair, Social Director; Mark Burggren, Treasurer; Otto Szentesi, President; Ron Strate, Secretary; Udo Zeid- ler, Sports. Missing: E. Virkus, Vice-President. EDUCATION UNDERGRADUATE SOCIETY Front Row: Jan Webber, Recording Secretary; Nora-Jo Hounslow, Social Con¬ vener; Marilyn Moir, Treasurer. Back Row: Cy Goddard, CUS Representative; Shirley Madill, CUS Representa¬ tive; Dennis Maguire, Vice-President; Marilyn Peters, Corresponding Secretary; David Archer, President. 159 ARMY Sitting: O Cdt. I. A. Shepherd, 2 Cdt. W. J. Lazarowich, 2 Cdt. J. A. Deines, O Cdt. H. B. Me. Donald, O Cdt. D. J. Bagozzi. Standing: O Cdt. L. J. Perley, O Cdt. R. G. Moynihan, O Cdt. G. R. Schell, O Cdt. C. S. B. Gray son, O Cdt. D. W. Clarke. Front: R. Whitelaw, A. Fodum, O. Perich, T. Dearness, V. Marshall, J. Hill. Back: J. LaFleur (C C); R. Towne, G. Smyrl, Lt. J. W. Szekrenyes, Lt. L. W. Drewry, Lt. Comm. T. Denton, Lt. Dawson, J. Maxie (CD), J. Robinson (Pres.), J. Plantinga. 161 campus achvrhcs_ VIC RECEPTION AND FROSH I ICKET5 We make men out of boys here. Here’s to the birds in the apple trees. . . . . .and them luvly, luvly strawberries 165 ■ ' •ii SKJ5SS- i 3 £ v 4 HP m Sir • i S 3 ! w ■ ' • HB 1— V |i|p|||| j£ B 1 j ' |HHS 4 ill Ip ii v KB A � || HE flit L .. flj If We are the boys from Kamp Kookamunga. . . Choquette Bad cricket. all get put in boxes. .” 167 Two Gilbey’s, check; one Haig and Haig. . . CIVIC RECEPTION Pretty boxes just the same. . THE TRAVELLERS Mr. Clean gets rid of dirt and grime and grease in just a minute. Lemons have a funny taste!! oh-h-h scratch. . . All folk singers have buck teeth. UACR HOOTENANNY Will Millar, Terry Whiteside, Derek Swinson. Peter, Peter Sydney Rod Hayward, Russ McKinnon, Dave Hanley Jim Love. Finale 171 Symbol Holders I really wanted to be a milkmaid. . . . .and then I wrote Stardust. . . 172 Let go—my Mom’s watching! POWDER PUFF BOWL I dreamed I was tackled for my Maidenform Bra. . . Gulliver’s Travels! L.S.D. baby, L.S.D. ADELPHE BENEFIT DANCE 173 ENGINEERS QUEEN QUEST MARY ROWAN SALLY STEFANIUK ERICA HORNBACHER ALLISON MCLEAN 174 O ' 1 L w ' 3 A . „ � Bh ' - ' njh. : |99 1 ! Waiting for Godot “No, me Tarzan!’’ 175 PLAYMATE DANCE I’ve always wanted a tail! The thinking man’s pleasure How are you for catching two balloons tonight? .mm. BLOOD DRIVE february 18 and 19 ffl. ti IfrS; Mm Engineers won the Bloody Cup again this year with 63.2 per cent faculty participation. Com¬ merce was second with 54.4 per cent. Arts and Science followed with 47.5 per cent. Physical Edu¬ cation was fourth with 45.5 per cent and Education was last with 29.7 per cent. 177 FEBRUARY 15 i l ' . m€ M 179 NEW DEMOCRATS POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS SOCIAL CREDIT CONSERVATIVES ■upirsrfifl r ■ 1 % ' v VjiP H SOCIAL CREDIT � i BHp t- JiiU.-. .. [ IT New Democratic Party Leader Hans A N It - X, ;■ IgW A ' A t j iMK jpA | DARLENE : K Of The conscience of a conservative bartender Allemande right Do you, Gordon, take this man Don Tucker fazing left 185 Lawrencemen I project BEARD BALL Some kind of line This will cost you . . . best beard: Tom Robertson most original: Ed Chessor big chief peach fuzz: Tom Ito Best Beard. 187 AUTONOMY,. ' UAC The Transients and Billy Bridges Many thousand people Barry Freedman, Billy Roberts and Glenn Pfeiffer The Jubilation Singers Sp ft::, IglK 4AM v I wjf ' .i i mm t f ww r ms i vs ■i ms |T I I 1 1 -U1 ■ i? i i |f _ i if THE PORGY AND BESS SINGERS 189 1 ? the wheel wggmc ' flp K 1m fc 1 |K it L Hi h JU ' M a • V ln :ui£m COLOR NIGHT... 1964 Student Union President Bill Sheriff presents the Head Table guests. Dr. Taylor speaks to the students at his last Color Night banquet as Principal of U.A.C. Carl O. Nickle, Honorary President of the Students’ Union, receives a memento from the students of U.A.C. SPECIAL AWARD Presented to Gloria Jean Dalton for outstanding contribution to student life at UAC during her academic years, 1959-1964. Which one of us is going to tell Vi? Gloria Jean Dalton, B.A., B.Ed. Dr. Taylor and Carl Nickle present Gold Awards to David Surplis and Scott Saville. THE FANTASTICKS Lorna Sadler Don Ford Alan Stewart Jane Shute James Monro Colin Hamilton Alan Graham Lloyd Grover Irene Prothroe Marilyn Perkins Madame Valda Robert Martin Roger Perkins Harry Cardell Barrie Pederson Peter Selmon Carol George David Mailer Gordon Lindsay James Carter Lorraine Menzies Jane Roberts Betty Merkel Lynne Smith Gloria Dalton Lorna Sadler Colin Hamilton Betty-Anne Robertson Helmut Weiser Colleen Benner Alan Stewart accepts the Vi Taylor Drama Award, on behalf of the cast and crew of THE FANTASTICKS, from Mrs. M. G. Taylor. Gordon Mehling received the Music Award, Dr. Taylor presents the Taylor Cup to the champion debating team, Wally Gagne and Ken Johnson. GOLD AWARDS O. Kent Elliott Abie Okazaki David Surplis Scott Saville SILVER AWARDS Ross Harris Alan Brawn Joanne Hoar Barry Brown George Lyttik Michael Healy David Warrack Alan Stewart Russell McKinnon BRONZE AWARDS Michael Alcorn Keath Austen Steve Brown Maureen Milaney Irving Rootman Joyce Saunders Peter Selmon | (Si W 1 el ¥ ... m Mvm i ' JP 1 vEf ■ AS •■ii:! . F mi w ATHLETIC AWARDS Athlete of the Year, 1963-64. Wrestling Volleyball Rugger Soccer Cross Country — represented Western Canada in the national meet held in Guelph in November. MAJOR INTERVARSITY AWARDS Basketball: Volleyball: Theresa Sekura Mavis Munro Shirley Zmurchyk Lyn Anderson Tom Sindlinger Al James Skip Morgan John McIntyre Jerry Crawford Cross Country: Rugby: George Jacobs George Kinnear John Park Curling: Jim Towes Bob Burch Bob McBean Hockey: Doug Hall Ron Dale Jim Tennant Gordon Welch Karen Jelfs Badminton: Kay Emmett 196 Later, at the reception in the Marquis Room, Scott Saville presented Dr. Taylor with a square foot of broadloom to repair area worn out by Mr. Saville and George Lyttik in their numerous trips to the carpet of Dr. Taylor’s office. 197 trimalchio 199 m • color night . ■ . ' ' r- ‘ ' . 1 1 ' . ., . ' . _ HkM.. . S.U. ELECTION CAMPAIGN ' I’ll do anything for votes!’ ' Will the real Francis step forward?’ ‘Whadclaya mean ‘Pull for Dave Hanley’!’ wmpm %Mi ; BERMUDA SHORTS DAY Me the same, Kathy the name, UAC is a HAPPY place Insurrectionist trivialities APRIL 1st The mild one Love and hate Stork? Stark. 4 nit ml j n | : L i0| fP CAST (IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE) Mute . Lorna Sadler The Boy’s Father . Don Ford The Girl’s Father . Alan Stewart The Girl . Jane Shute The Boy . James Monro The Narrator . Colin Hamilton The Man Who Dies . . Alan Graham The Old Actor . Lloyd Gover This is suggested by a play called “LES ROMANESQUES by Edmund Rostand DIRECTOR . Irene Prothroe MUSICAL DIRECTOR . Marilyn Perkins DANCE DIRECTOR . Madame Valda DESIGNER AND STAGE MANAGER . Robert Martin ORCHESTRA . Marilyn Perkins, Roger Perkins and Harry Cardell LIGHTING . Barry Pederson, Peter Slemon SET CONSTRUCTION Robert Martin, David Mailer, Gordon Lindsay PAINTING . James Carter COSTUMES . Lorraine Menz.ies, Jane Roberts PROPERTIES . Betty Merkel, Lynn Smith MAKEUP . Gloria Dalton PUBLICITY . Lorna Sadler, Colin Hamilton, Betty-Anne Robertson, Helmut Weiser, Colleen Benner, Gloria Dalton, Lynne Smith MUSICAL NUMBERS ACT II ACT TWO TAKES PLACE IN THE SUN. THIS PLUM IS TOO RIPE I CAN SEE IT . PLANT A RADISH ROUND AND ROUND THEY WERE YOU . TRY TO REMEMBER ( Reprise ) The Girl, The Boy, and The Fathers The Boy and The Narrator . The Fathers The Narrator, The Girl and Company . The Boy and The Girl . The Narrator The Fantasticks is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International, 119 West 57th Street, New York 19, New York. ACT I ACT ONE TAKES PLACE IN THE MOONLIGHT. OVERTURE . The ( TRY TO REMEMBER . The MUCH MORE .: METAPHOR . The Boy and T NEVER SAY “NO” . The IT DEPENDS ON WHAT YOU PAY . The Narrator and the SOON IT ' S GONNA RAIN . The Boy and T THE RAPE BALLET . The ( HAPPY ENDING . The Boy, The Girl, and The visitors Presenting the Hospitality hat to Dave Jenkins, national president of C.U.S. Executive committee of Student Union Building COMMISSION with Chuck Owens, professional consultant from the University of Washington, Seattle. 207 WONOMY... ( - X ! i i , A 1L -JUL on February 8th accomplished a decisive move in campus organizational rivalry, re¬ moving the door of the Gauntlet office and bricking up the resulting opening. 208 Photos by Lewchuk 209 Photo by Lewchuk MONTE CARLO NIGHT QUEENS ' SKITS Gracious living at Uac Navel exposure Mah friends. RECEPTION Cuba Libre, si! We have to try to look sophisticated. The higher criticism mfaf 1 Ml BP™ ® t r : iW An 214 y % BLUE MIST BALL This time just shake her hand. Pinchen is flat . . .poor Pierre, always one hole behind! m ' W imMmm B jjjtm 1 K ' If W pr 1 fmpa 1 .-i - ■ ' V K ii UrF v.. ' Ou QUEEN JANICE WEBBER ( ' oh (ton mHiimkh Just a ton of bricks. Mom loves me! West is on my right. Yes, Virginia you are just a face in the mob. Photo by Lewchuk 220 athletics Howie Dingle ,tA, No. 44 Joe Smith No. 24 Jerry Crawford UAC vs Harlem Clowns No. 33 Skip Morgan UAC vs Malstrom Air No. 34 Paul Humphries Force Base 224 Jerry Crawford Paul Humphrys DINOSAURS Barry McCullough “Skip” Morgan Wayne Shaw Peter Rosewarn Tom Sindlinger Coach Don Macintosh Joe Smith INTER VARSITY RUGGER Back Row: Eric Gronberg, Howard Mettee, Roger Pilkington, George Jacobs, Bill Brooker, Brian Harris, Roger Byrne. Second Row: Bill Eshom, Gail Windsor, Ulf Petersen, J. Foley, Barry Baptie, Ken McDonald, Jerry Rosgen, E. Gimby, Coach Peter Reichenbach. First Row: George Baird, Norm Wood, David Morphy, Mike Rickets, John Hughes, Allan Fabris, Gary Russ, Gordon Thompson. This year’s Rugby team was active in the Inter-City Rugby League. In the Alberta Intercol¬ legiate League, they shared the “Little Brown Jug”, symbol of Alberta Rugby supremacy. INTER VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY The Intervarsity Cross Country Squad showed respectably during the past season. The captured third spot in the W.C.- I.A. A. Cross Country meet, and topped the Lethbridge Invi¬ tational. In both the Edmonton Invitational and the Edmon¬ ton Triangular meets they proved hard contenders coming up with second place. Standing: Coach Bratton, George Kinnear, A1 Brawn, Russ Van Leusden, Cor Ouwerkerk. Kneeling: John Park, Hans Boerger, Bill McKeever. HOCKEY Back Row: Rick Smith, Grayson Schalin, Don Ogston, Dave McGraw, Guy Passey, Ian Thumlert. Middle Row: Ron Dorwart, Brent McDonald, John Worrall, Bill Eshom, Norm Wood, Dennis Studer, Gerry Percy, Ed Kuczak, Dan Windert. Front Row: Scotty Russell (Trainer), Jim Tennant (Goal), Jim Middleton, A1 Rollins (Coach), Doug Hall, Dr. Lou Goodwin, Gary Weitz, Bill Fortier (Spare Goal). UAC played in the City Service League, which consisted of five teams. Standings at the end of the schedule of twenty games were: UAC, City Police, Army, Fire Department and Tech. In the semi-finals, UAC played Army and City Police played the Fire Department, UAC winning 2-1 and the Fire Depart¬ ment defeating the City Police 2-1. Finals consisted of two games out of three, which was won by the Fire Department in two straight games. 229 MEN’S VARSITY CURLING RINK Lead: Jim Towes, Second: Bob McBean, Third: Gordon Welch, Skip: Bob Burch. WOMEN’S VARSITY CURLING RINK Lead: Lynne Orman, Second: Jill Michaluk, Third: Connie Wilcock, Skip: Karen Jelf. mm 41 ' tKmmm ■ . 1 ■ ■ F • j ■ � . 1 8 M Hr in || ! 1st Row: Frank Sutton, Jack Grant, Ray MacLeod, Mgr., Dave Nel¬ son, A1 Hoegg. 2nd Row: Clyde Ogilvie, Art Dyck, Richard King, Ernie Lakusta, Barry Smyth, A1 Love. JUNIOR MEN’S VARSITY BASKETBALL 232 U.A.C. way well represented in the City Inter¬ collegiate Basketball League this year. The Junior Men’s Varsity squad captured first place by de¬ feating both Mt. Royal Junior College and Tech. WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Mary Sekeura, Sharon Phipps, Theresa Sekeura, Pat Gehrke, Shirley Zmurchyk, Carol Hierath, Wyona Pilling, Margarete Niederberg, Mari¬ lyn Grant. WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL Back Row: Coach: Miss S. Duquette, Rita Zeegers, Lynne Orman, Lyn Anderson, Frances Swann, Bonnie Clogg. Front Row: Barbara Shillington, Mavis Munro, Betty Ann Robertson. 233 Scaled: Standing: Nancy Keith Trudy Van der Valk Women’s Intramural Pres., Women’s Ath. Manager Jean Leiper Women’s Intercollegiate Rep. Dr. Lou Goodwin Director of Athletics Mrs. Kueber Ladies’ Staff Rep. A1 Brawn Pres. Men’s Ath. Joe Zeidler Council Rep. Jan Closset Men’s Intramural Rep. Mrs. D. Rose Secretary Dr. Bob Wright Mr. Don McIntosh Men’s Staff Rep. Men’s Intercollegiate Rep. UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC BOARD 234 WOMEN’S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Back Row: Theresa Sekura, 2nd Yr. Ed. Rep.; Karin Jelfs, Curling; Darlene Hurl, 1st Yr. B.P.E. Rep.; Lyn Anderson, 3rd Yr. Ed. Rep.; Mrs. Kueber, Faculty Adivser. Front Row: Miss Leiper, Faculty Adviser, Nancy Keith, Intramural Manager; Trudy Vander Valk, Pres.; Marilyn Peters, Sec. MEN’S INTRAMURAL ATHLETIC COUNCIL Back Row: Eric Gronberg, Udo Zeidler, Jan Closset, Roger Pilkington. Front Row: Grant Richards, Bob Bratton, A1 Brawn. 235 That’s spelled B..R..O..W..N, Damn fly! ... and then the tavern is four blocks east. CROSS COUNTRY SQUIRT! ' ‘ The still is on fire! 236 J Last one finished buys the beer. Good idea putting up that detour, Dave. A lusty cheer and the flag bearer of the Engineering faculty bursting into a temporary lead signalled the start of the 1963 Cross Country. When the dust cleared the winners of the event this year turned out to be Hans Boerger, Bill McKeever and Russ Van Leusden with Arts and Science as the winning team. Marv Sundstrom accepts trophy for Arts Science from Dr. Goodwin. 1939 Model, with overdrive 1944 Model, running out of drive 237 INTRAMURAL TRACK AND FIELD MEET 7 ' 1 fj ' %, ■j- ” ' -m “ - a MEET RESULTS Men: EVENT FIRST FACULTY 100 yds. Ted Rhodes Education 110 yd. Low Hurdles Rod Wittig Arts Science 440 yds. George Kinnear Education Discus Jan Closset Education Shot (16 lb.) Barry Smyth Education Javelin Jan Closset Education Broad Jump Steve Sparks Arts Science High Jump Dave Matheson Arts Science Pole Vault Tom Smith Commerce Shuttle Relay Education Women: 100 yds. Mavis Munro Education Discus Pat Gehrke Education Shot (8 lb. 13 oz.) Pat Gehrke Education Broad Jump Lynn Anderson Education High Jump Pat Gehrke Education 239 INTRAMURAL SWIM MEET SWIM MEET RESULTS EVENT FIRST SECOND THIRD 50 mtr. back stroke (men) G. Russell K. MacDonald D. Freeman 50 mtr. back stroke (women) J. Brodie M. Portigal J. Caswell Novelty race (mixed) H. Dingle, D. Northam M. Weiss, H. Buckley G. Russell, S. Lee 25 mtr. back stroke (women) J. Brodie M. Portigal 50 mtr. breast stroke (men) B. Scott M. Peters Whishau 50 mtr. breast stroke (women) D. Northam M. Portigal 100 mtr. free style (men) G. Russell W. Devlin A. Davis 50 mtr. free style (women) M. Portigal D. Northam J. Brodie 100 mtr. breast stroke (men) B. Scott M. Peters Whishau 25 mtr. breast stroke (women) D. Northam S. Lee C. Morris 50 mtr. butterfly (men) J. Crawford B. Scott K. MacDonald 50 mtr. free style (men) J. Crawford G. Russell R. Rathie 25 mtr. free style (women) S. Lee H. Buckley J. Caswell Diving K. MacDonald R. Rathie C. Brown 100 mtr. free style relay (women) Education 100 mtr. back stroke (men) A. Davis R. Byrne C. Kepford 100 metr. medley relay (men) Art Science Grads Engineering 100 mtr. free style relay (men) Art Science Education Engineering 100 mtr. Medley Ind. (men) J. Crawford G. Russell Indicates new record 241 INTRAMURAL ACTIVITIES FLAG FOOTBALL The highlight of the fall term is the fast- moving, hard-hitting game of flag football. This year the smooth functioning educa¬ tion squad proved to be the team to beat. HOCKEY The hockey season this year was the best we have ever had. With each faculty represented we played through a complete schedule. As the weather turned against us, the finals were squelched and the Engineers crowned champion. YOU TOO CAN LOOK LIKE THIS BY PRACTISING OUR MOTTO, “A SPORT FOR EVERYONE, AND EVERYONE IN A SPORT.” BOWLING This year was another tremendous turn¬ out for intramural bowling. The new Fair- view Lanes, although spacious, could barely handle the 350 enthusiasts. This year’s com¬ petition was won by the Faculty of Forestry with a team total for five members of 2012. TENNIS This year’s intramural tennis was a smashing success. With six all-weather tennis courts at our disposal, and fabulous weather to match the courts, the balls never stopped flying until the win¬ ners were declared. It fust goes to show you have to be a King to organize. TRACK FIELD Track and field this year was even greater than last year. The cold weather did not deter hundreds of athletes who javelined, dis¬ cussed, shot putted, ran, hurdled, high and broad jumped, pole vaulted and clicked watches. Team totals were won by Education Males and Females. 245 t 1 _ ■ i r l INTRAMURAL AWARDS BASKETBALL Women—Navarsettes Men—Silver Seven FLAG FOOTBALL Education Eagles BADMINTON Women’s Singles Lynne Orman Janice Webber Mavis Munro Women’s Doubles Webber Hurl Orman Vander Valk Munro Keith SOCCER Education II CROSS COUNTRY Team—Arts and Science Hans Boerger Bill McKeever Russ Van Leusden TRACK AND FIELD Men—Education Women—Education TABLOID MEET Navarsettes GOLF Team—Arts and Science Frank Sutton Dennis Randall Jim Christie TENNIS John Emberson A1 Davis Rich King RUGGER Education SWIMMING Women—Marietta Portigal Dorothy Northam Joan Brodie Men—Team: Arts and Science Grant Russell Jerry Crawford Brian Scott VOLLEYBALL Women—Navarsettes Men—Staff ICE HOCKEY Engineers TABLE TENNIS Women—Lyn Anderson Mary Sekura Men—Wilf Wenzel John Emberson Ron Higa FREE THROW Skip Morgan Cor Ouwerkerk Joe Smith WRESTLING George Kinnear Cec Brown Bill Bergman George Jacobs FENCING John Price Gail Windsor George Simpson INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS Women—Education Men—Education MINOR INTERVARSITY AWARDS BASKETBALL Women—Mary Sekura Wyona Pilling Pat Gehrke Men—Barry McCullough Peter Rosewarn Joe Smith RUGBY Gary Russ SKIING Charles Scott Frank Paynter Gordon Dixon CURLING Jill Michaluk Connie Wilcock Lynne Orman FENCING Doug Maishment Helmut Weiser VOLLEYBALL Women—Lynne Orman Betty A. Robertson Rita Zeegers Men—Dennis Maier Andy Van Goor Jack Blair CROSS COUNTRY Hans Boerger Bill McKeever A1 Brawn HOCKEY Jim Middleton John Worrall Ron Dorwart MANAGERS Andy Van Goor Ray McLeod Bonnie Clogg Marlene Hurl COACH—Sharon Phipps sRf If she thinks they were dirty before just wait ’till I get through. Who’s giving who the eye? Exchange Students from WHERE????? H| Quick! Take it before I drop this blasted thing! INTRAMURAL WRESTLING You too can have your right arm broken three weeks before finals! Enter VAC Intramural Wrestling. You don’t have to be strong, just a good loser. It’s easier on the bottom anyway. Top dogs this year were George Kinnear, Cec Brown, Bill Bergman and George Ja¬ cobs. No, No, Dr. Casey, the heart is a little more to the left. Roll over, Beethoven! Degenerate Leapfrog! 249 FENCING mp - jh W l£? s 1 ' •- v m BOWLING Bowling Club Executive: Roger Dunn, Vice-Pres., Gerd Brockelman, Pres., Murray Lovelace, Sec. GOLF TOURNAMENT Winners of the Golf Tournament: Dennis Rendall, Jim Christie, Fran Sutton. Arts and Science Team: 252 Just my old home town. BUY TALLY STICK! These V.I.P.’s bore me. Now, the way I figger it, we ... Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! m ■s. , ■ We dialed and fiddled until we came up with this ITS SUPERB! 255 ' A Quality Semnce Uou Can Tnuit Compliments of HEINTZMAN NORDHEIMER PIANOS HAMMOND ORGANS RADIO — TV — APPLIANCES — HI FI STEREO — COMPONENTS After the Sale, It’s the Service that Counts Ah, shhhh BRENTWOOD BARBERS “Located in the mall (of the Brentwood Shopping Plaza) Open: 9 AM to 6 PM, closed Mondays DISCOUNT TO ALL STUDENTS Phones: AT 3-2759 — AT 3-1930 HIGHWOOD ELECTRONICS LTD In the Brentwood Village Plaza Your high fidelity, stereo, and tape recorder center 10% discount for students Calgary 3527 Charleswood Drive 914-16th Ave. N.W. — Ph. 289-3155, 289-3142 Fine dry cleaning. Quality laundry service. Expert Altera¬ tions and repairs. Bonded Fur Storage. 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F. .. .77 Daniel, S. A. _ 105 Chow, V. M. .... ..... .100 Dann, C. E. . 85 Christie, J. D. _ .. np Dali, D. F. .. .30, 151, 152 Clark, J. L. 100 Dalton, G. J. . 30,129,130, 136, Clark, M. A. _ .85 143, 146, 194 Clark, R. T. . .... np Darby, A. M. _ .106 Clarke, D. W. .122, 160 Darby, R. K. _ ..106 Clarke, F. P. . . 85 Darmody, R. W. . 96 Clarke, G P. 29,148 Darvsk. C. A. 77 Clarke, R. D... .106 Daskalchuk, E. W..124 Clay, S. P. . .105 Davidson, A. E. ___30 Clayton, J. M. _ 100 Davidson, B, M. . 77, 133 Clayton, K. A .122 Davidson, J. M. 114, 129 Clayton, S. F. .. . 122 Davidson, M. E. .np Clemo, D. F. _ .106 Davidson, R. E. .. np Clogg, B. L. .106 Davies, S. M. ... .114, 130, 132 Clogg, D. J. --- ..... 136,158 Davis, A. W. .77 Closset, J. J. G.. .106 Davis, A. R. .. - np Clovechok, R. J. .. .145 Davis, R. E, _ 100 Clowes, W. D. __ .np Davis, W. B. _ . np Code, M. R. .65, 114 Davison, S. E. .85,145 Cohen, M. G. .np Dawson, G. E. ... _ 30 Colberg, S. D. . .77 Day, E. D. _85 96 Dayman, J. T. _ . ... np Colijn, H. G. .. .. 85 Day, J. A. _ 106 Collard, V. A. . 106 Dearness, J. A. . .77,161 Collette, T. R. .. 124 DeBoda, J. __ 30 ... 124, 136 De Boeck, R. B. . np Connery, B. M. _ .124,145 De Cecco, D. P. ... .30,118 Collins, D. P. 122 Deeprose, B. J, 91 Collins, P. M. ... 106 Deering, B. R. .. np Collins, P. G. . np Deibert, G. W. _ .105 Colpitts, R W. 77 Deigdale, L. 100 Connery, A. T. J. .np Deines, J. A. ... . 114,160 Cook, A. M... 100 Deisinger, B. A. ... np 100 Deisman, W. W. ...np Cooke, R. A. 77 Delf, K. W. np Cooksley, W. W. 94 Delisle, G. L. ... .31 Cooley, M. P. .114,151 Denis, T. D. ... 114 Cooper, D. E. .np Denton, T. __161 Corenblum, M. .np Dergousoff, I. A. 106 Dergousoff, J. ... ... . 114 65,114 Descoteau, D. C. _ 106 Coulter, B. H. 85, 143, 145 Devlin, W. P. ... ..77 Cousley, W. J. ..... .100 De Vries, T. _ .31 Coutts, D. C. —.np De Wit, S. M. ... .np Coutts, G. E. .. 77 Deyell, J. W. ... . .122 Diamond, A. F. .. .77 Eisner, J. E. ...77,153 Diamant, M. D. .106 Eklund, A. L. ..107,156 Dick, A B. . np Ellert, B. F. .78 Dick, R. W. .. 106 Ellinson, E. .32 Dick, S. M. . 77 Elliott, E. .. ..78 Dick T S. 86 Elliott, J. L. . 100 Dickau, J. H.. 114, 142 Elliott, R. C. _91 Dickhoff, C. J. .31 Elliott, O. K. 96,128, 194 .31 Ellis, B. I... .100 Dingle, H. B. 77,129 Elsdon, B. E. .32 85 Embree, D. A. ... __np .np Emmett, K. R. .... ......78 Dixon, G. F. .. ..85 Enders, F. A. _ .78 Dobbs, L. L. A. .. 106 Enderud, H. E. ... ..100 Dobie, R. E. 106 English, L. D. . np .. np Evelyn, B. L. .. .. np Dobson, W. R. .np Erhardt, R. G. .114 Dodd, G. A. .31 Erickson, A. M. . 100 Doe, H. J. _ . np Eshom, R. W. ... .np Doering, G. F. _ 100 Evans, D. L. ..107 Doig, L. G. _ 122 Fabris, G. L. 91 Dolighan, J. J. ....77 Fabris, A. R. J, 91,147 .... np Fadum, A. H. _142, 161 Donais, E. L. J. . 119 Fairfield, P. R. .. ..107 Donaldson, S. C. . . np Fairhurst, G. E. .. . 107 Donlevy, M. A. ....77 Fairs, T. E. .. _96 Donnelly, B. J. _ 100 Falck, K. M, ..... _86, 140 100 Faminoff, N, _ .32 Dorscher, J. L. .. np Fandrey, O. M. .33 Dorwart, R. B. 94 Fark, J. A. .. . 100 106 Farris, R. W. 78 Dougan, R. H. C. _ 106 Fawcett, E. M. .. 100 Douglas, J. G. . .77 Faunt, V. R. _ . .. 86 . 77 Feil, J, E. 100 Doyle, J. P. . 114 Fellner, E. ... .117 114 Fellows, D. K. L. . ...np Draper, G. .. 107 Ferensowicz, J. ... np Dreger, V. E. .107 Ferns, V, J. _ - ... np . . 161 Field, A. J. _ __ 86 Drinkwater, J. M. .86 Field, D. L. . .78 Driscoll, B. L. np Fleming, B. J. T. .33 Driscoll, D. R.. _ 124 Fleming, O. J. .np Duby, F. J. -----. np Fletcher, C. M. ___ 78 Dube, G. M. . np Fletcher, P. F. R. _ 100 Dudley, R. E. .np Fletcher, S. .. 86 Dugdale, L. R. ---np Foley, J. P. . .78 Dumvill, R. F. .32 Follett, S. D. _ ...78 .. 96 Ford, D. S. . ...114 Dunford, W. M. .. .107 Ford, D. W. .np Dunkley, C. B. ... .np Ford, D. W. . ..107 Dunkley, J. M. .77 Ford, H. E. _ 86 Dunlap, T. W. . 122 Forrest, F. P. . 122 Dunn, D. J. .100 Forster, A. 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S. _ ..40 Lawson, K. B. _ ____np Lawrence, D. L. ... .109 Layng, R. C. _ .80,137 Layton, A. G. _ .np Layton, B. J. _ .. np Lazarowich, W. ..... .. 139 Lazarowich, W. J. ...160, 92,146 Leask, D. M. _ . 87 Leavens, D. R. .. ..109 Leavitt, E. D. _ .87 Leavitt, G. A. _ .109 Lee, D. G. W.. ...109 Lee, G. R. _ .124 Lee, S. M. ... .80 Leech, K. W. _ np Lefebyre, T . L. np Leggat, T. A. 109 Leinweber, A. M. _ ...109 Leinweber, R. R. .. np Lemire, A. L. _ ___87 Lennon, R. T. _ .87 Lerm, M. F. .. .np Letourneau, A. C. ..np T.puf, K T, .109 Leung, J. __ .np Levinson, R. M. _ -np Lewchuk, L. L. — ...118,129,135 Lewchuk, S. A. _ .. 109 Lewis, M. H. _ ___80 Leyshon, M. R. . ...87 Lievaart, J. C. 109 Lindell, C. E. _np Lindquist, W. E. 97 Lindsay, J. G. . np Lindstedt, H. J. .— 87 Lineham, G. W. -115 Lippitt, R. G. .. 80 Litchinsky, D. - -92 Litchinsky, M. A. --—97 Little, D. C.—..np Livermore, R. P--87 Lloyd, R. G. ..-97 Loach, J. B. .. 94 Lobb, F. A---—np Lochhead, R. G. -np Lodoen, P. M. 124,156 Loney, M. A. 80 Long, M. F. _ 109 Longman, J. C--87 Longster, R. J. E.—97 Lonvik, H. O. np Lopaschuk, F. W..np Loptson, C. L. -.np Loughton, A. J.115 Love, J. E__80 Lovelace, D. M. ..—87,141 Lovelace, M. W.40,129,145 Low, E. _109 Low, M. _109 Low, S. L.np Lowan, J. J.87 Lowther, W__np Lucente, L. A.—87 Ludvigsen, T--np Luft, D. A. 119 Lkenbill, J. L. _80 Lundquist, E. E..np Lunn, D. T_ 110 Lust, C. M. _np Luther, K. A. _87 Luttmer, K. M. _np Lyall, B. Mnp Lyall, L. J. 110 Lynch, D. R. ..np Lysell, L. M.np Lyster, M. A. np Lyttik, G. W194,134 McAdam, L. A81 McArthur, R. Nnp McBean, R. P. _ np McBride, R. S.np McCallum, C. G.np McCann, M. F. 41 McCarroll, R. G..np McComb, L. A 122 McCormick, J. M__81 McCormick, W. J. np McCoy, E. B.41 McCracken, S. E...81 McCrackin, D. E.120 McCrae, A. _115 McCrae, F. E. np McCrea, K. L__124 McCrae, L. L.np McCready, D. S. 135 McCullough, H. B. _88 McCutcheon, J. M.np McDonald, C. L. _95 McDonald, H. B. .. 88,160 McDonald, J. B.np McDonald, J. E. L.110 McDonald, L. A.97 267 LIVE MODERN FOR LESS WITH a C 1A IOMW WfST-fnAT V l L G 1S CO Ax7 F= r- J L— 7“ l — Voluntary Engineers Cheerleading Society. Oh, Lord! Let there be water! CALGARY HOUSE PLAN SERVICE N. RICHARDSON, Draftsman DRAFTING AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES 509 - 16th Ave. N.W. Phone: AV 9-5727 CALGARY, ALTA. McDonald, M. R. _81 McDonald, W. J__np McDougall, D. 110 McDougall, G. R. 81 McDougall, J. N. _81,158 McDowell, N. W.115 McFarlane, J. E.115 McFaul, M. E. _81 McGillis, K. D. _np McGonigle, F. K.. np McGowan, A. K. 110 McGraw, D. C. _115 McGregor, D. Anp McHugh, G. L. np McHugh, R. Fnp Mcllveen, J. B. G. np Mclnall, M. A.81 McIntosh, T. P. _41,162 McIntyre, R. J._.np Mclvor, G80 Mclvor, N. C81 McKay, B. B. 92 McKeage, M. J...110 McKeever, W. R. ..np McKenzie, J...np McKinnon, R. L. _88,130,136 McLaughlin, L. _np McLay, M. G. np McLean, T. A. 122 McClean, W. G.. np McLeod, D. W. . np McLeod, H. J...np McLeod, M. I81 McLeod, R. B......np McMahon, G. 110 McManus, M. S. 42,145 McMillan, D. D. _81 McMillan, J. P.110 McMullen, H. G. _122 McNab, B. A110 McNabb, A. J. 88 McNeil, J. D...np McNeill, D. A. np McNiven, W. A.110 McPhail, D. M. 110 McPhail, L. Hnp McPhee, J. L.136 McPherson, A. N. _81 McPherson, J. S. . 81 McPherson, S. A....np McRae, M. J...np McTavish, D. R.88 McTavish, J. F... np McWhinney, W. R.np McWilliams, M. J.....np MacDonald, H. C.np MacDonald, J. A. _ np MacDonald, J. M. 87 MacDonald, K. E88 MacFadyen, K. L. _87 Maclsaac, J. H. 80 MacKay, E. A. _ ...110 MacKenzie, G. 1.88 MacLean, H. A__80, 174 MacLeod, C. G.88,137 MacLeod, H. L. _40 MacNeill, B. J..95 MacNeill, M. J. B. _40 MacRae, J. A. .. np MacArthur, D. J. 80 Macfarlane, D. M. ..np Macfarlane, J. E...np Mackie, R. H_ 97 Macklin, S. M__110 MacLeod, N. W. R. _80 Madge, A. J. _122 Madill, S. D. _110,159 Maerov, P. H. _88 Magi, E.. np Magnuson, J. A. _80 Macleod, N_ 80 Maguire, D. L115,159 Mahura, N. Lnp Maier, D. G40 Maier, J. M. T110 Maier, K. R. 95 Maillot, D. J. B. _94 Maishment, D. N. _88 Makowsky, S. J. _80 Malcolm, R. T__81 Mallett, K. W. _110,153 Malloch, D. R__np Mann, I. A_ 124 Mansell, A. M.....np Mansell, W. H. _88 Manser, G. J. _ 115 Mansfield, G. E. L. 124 Manzer, D. P. . np Mapplebeck, C. _ _np Marasco, T. L..110,155 Markin, A. P...122 Marose, J. E. _ 110 Marshall, D. _81 Marshall, E. A. 41 Marshall, P. D_ 81 Marshall, V. W. ..88,155,161 Martens, S. C.np Martin, G. M.81,143 Martin, R. W. _ np Maser, H. H. _ 81,149 Mason, E. A41,130,140 Masse, R. M. _ 97 Masters, P. J. _81 Matheson, D. S. 81 Matheson, M. A. 81 Matson, M. L88 Matthiesen, H. C.—81 Matuska, R. J. 95 Mawson, H. M. .. np Maxie, M. G.....81, 161 May, R. W41,149 Mayer, K. M. .. 81 Mayhew, W. J. _88 Medhurst, B. E. F... .88 Mehling, G. R.110,152,153 Mehta, M. M. 124 Meidinger, R. F.42 Meis, S. M. .. 81 Melnick, D. J.88 Melsness, G. A..103 Menzies, M. L.—134 Merkel, C. R__ np Merritt, M. R. np Meyer, J. L_ 42 Meyers, C. R. _123 Michaluk, J. E. 103 Middleton, J. K.—np Midyette, R. L.—.42 Milaney, M. A. _110,134,195 Miles, W. F. .. .97 Miller, B. A110 Millar, G. R115,144 Miller, J. M...np Miller, M. D. _122 Miller, M. D. 81 Miller, R. A__ 95 Miller, V. R..110 Millican, R. J.np Mills, J. A. _124 Merkel, E. D. _88 Millward, P. G81 Mirosznyczenko, W123 Moeck, J. _42 Moench, K. D.118 Mogck, T. L. _np Mogen, R. P.110 Moir, M. A__115,159 Moller, I. C. _81 Molyneaux, R. A. _123 Moodie, D. L. _110 Moody, E. R.np Mooney, D. G. .. 42 Moore, K. G. _115 Moore, N. R. 118 Moore, V. J.. —110 Morden, D. W. _110 Morgan, A..124 Morgan, G.123 Morgan, P. D. 81 Morgan, R. .. 224 Morimoto, K. 43 Morphy, D. R. 88 Morris, C. A__103 Morris, L. E. _ ....np Morrow, R. G. _115 Morton, A. D. _ 81 Morton, E. C. 81 Morton, D. C. _np Morton, J. D__ 88 Moschenross, I. F.np Moss, J. A. _np Moss, S. A__ np Motherwell, E. L._.np Moxley, H. P. _123 Moynihan, R. G. ..123,160 Mozeson, Z. I__115 Mueller, R. R. J. np Mulgrew, D. H.81 Mulholland, B. J.103,133 Munkholm, G. E. _124 Munro, D. G. np Munro, M. L. _115 Munson, B. A. ...._np Munson, D. L__ 81 Muri, L.....123 Murphy, G. G. D. .. np Murphy, M. A. J. _np Murphy, S. L__103 Murray, D. D...124 Musgrove, E. L. _103 Nadeau, L. J.103 Nagle, G. A. _88,133 Nash, D. R..103 Nash, K. J. .119 Neil, D. G. A...88,162 Neilson, K. A. _ 81 Nelson, D. L... 116 Nelson, D. O. ........43 Nelson, E. I. .....np Nelson, J. .. 116 Nelson, W. D.95, 136, 145 Nenzel, J. A......82 Nevada, C. M. _np Nering, M. E. _43 Neufeld, A. J.118 Neuman, M. B...123 Neville, M. H--np New, A. G- np Newman, L. J. -82 Nichol, A. E. _82 Nickerson, B. R. J. L. -88 Nickerson, B. W--123 Nichols, B. A103 Nichols, K. E110 Nicholson, D. P--110 Nickle, N. C__ 88 Nickle, R. K. -np Nicol, R. F. _82 Nicoll, L. D. - np Nicholls, J.43,88 Niederlag, R. M.110 Nielson, A. R--np Nielsen, J. C. np Nielson, R. J.81,156 Nieman, T. E- 82 Nikkei, P. A110 Noad, V. P103 Noble, E. M111 Noda, M. H. 111 Noda, N. S Ill Norem, J. M..103 Norris, D. G. _ 97 Norris, R. G. 124 Northam, D. E. 82 Northcott, E. F.103 Northway, B. L__43 Nowick, E. W. -. 111 Nowlin, B. D. 103 Nowosad, J.—np Nugent, J. T. P.np Nugent, W. G.97 Nutter, R. C.43 Ogilvie, C. J.95 Ogston, D. G.—116 Oikawa, K. K. _np Oishi, K. G. ..118 Okazaki, A. R.44,136,143, 144,194 Olsen, R. J. ..np Olson, I. R.148 Onusko, R. R. ..np Ooms, D. E_ 120 Oisen, R_ 95 Orman, B. C. ...82,133 Orman, G. L. 92 Osborne, B. M.88 Osborne, M. F. . Ill Osborne, R. A. G111 Oseen, D. A. np Oseen, S. L 103 Oseen, S. A. . 103 Ostermann, W. R.123,162 Ostman, D. C. 82 Ostrowercha, E, M.82 Ouwerkerk, C.Ill, 134 Ovenden, W. H.103 Oyler, R. J. ..82,153 Pacarynuk, W. S.65,116 Pagenkopf, E. F. K.np Page, W, _ 44 Paget, K. K. np Pahl, M. C. . 103 Painting, G. . Ill Palichuk, M__np Pallas, U.44 Palmar, J. P...np Palmer, C. E.np Papp, R. G. A.88 269 Look ’em over — and you’ll choose caLgaRy Lemon urne HENDERSON SECRETARIAL SCHOOL 620A Eighth Avenue West Phone: 263-0020 Calgary, Alberta AFFILIATED SCHOOL BUSINESS EDUCATORS ' ASSOCIATION OF CANADA PRACTICAL BUSINESS TRAINING DAY SCHOOL — NIGHT SCHOOL SPEEDWRITING — SUMMER TYPING CLASSES Phone or write for free bulletin today Can you really make alcohol with these things? BARBER SHOP Calgary North Hill Shopping Centre Discount to Students! 9 CHAIRS — FULLY MODERN Open 8:30 to 5:30 — Closed all day Monday OUR BEST TO YOU! NOW and in the future UNION MILK CO. LTD. for delivery—phone 262-4686 270 Paproski, D. M. ....... _44,144 Paquette, A. A. _ —..103 Paquette, J. J. ...82 Parfitt, E. S .-.88 Park, J. K. ...88 Parker, E. E. ...116 Parks, S. J__103 Parsons, W. B. .. ...Ill Partridge, G. W. ...82 Pasenau, D. M. -. Passey, R. G.. .......np Paterson, D. S. _103 Patnoe, G. P. _ ..118,142 Patterson, J. B. ..... . np Patterson, L. L. _ _82 Patterson, V. A. .. ..88 Patz, E. A. _ ..np Paul, J. R. 44 Paul, L. J .Ill Paul, W. R. 82 Paulet, R. O. _ ..-45 Pawlowski, R. ....119 Payne, G. M. _ .103 Paynter, F. ..89 Peacock, K. J.. ---np Pearson, J. E. _ ---.np Pedersen, J. E. __92 Pederson, B. V. .. ..82,149 Pederson, R. A. ..45 Pederson, T. F. -np Pelletier, L. A. .. 116 Pendergast, B. ...45 Pennell, P. A. .Ill Pennell, R. M. _ .82 Penel, J. _ __92 Peppard, L. E. _ ....124 Perich, I. T. ..123, 161 Percy, G. J. .. . np Perkins, R. G. .. np Perley, L. J. __89, 160 Perry, B. J. _ ...95 Perry, V. J. _ _103 Peter, R. E. .. ... 92 Peters, M. C. ..45,159 Peters, M. H. F. .. ..89 Petersen, U. . .82 Peterson, G. A. ....95 Petrunia, R. J. . 103 Petruni, T. E. _ ......114 Pettifer, K. R. _ _116 Petts, G. A. _ _89,145 Pfaefflin, G. I . ..95 116 Philip, H. G . ...82 Phillips, F. D. ... .89 Phipps, S. A. .—.45 Pickard, G. A. ..89 Pidgeon, D. K. _ . .123 Pierzchala, G. J. . .np Pifer, J. W. .. --np Pike, G. J. E. ....Ill Pilling, W. ... .. ..... 89, 153,156 Pinel, J. P. J. ..np Pinter, G. A .. ....123 Pitcher, A. K. .. ........Ill Pitt, R. J. .. _97, 158 Plantinga, J. H. .. .120,161 Platt, M. I. ..89 Poland, C. G. D. . .119 Pollard, J. A .. --np Pollock, C. A. ..... ..103 Pommen, J. E. _82 Pommen, N. M116 Popowich, E. G103 Porter, B. J..89,153 Portigal, M. K111 Postill, B. L. np Pottage, G. A89 Potter, A. G. _111, 153 Potter, L. H_ 89 Pratt, D. M. _111 Prefontaine, M. J. _103 Price, C. J. _45 Price, C. R_ 103 Price, J. T. 46 Price, L. C. 123 Price, M. L_ 119 Priestley, E. B..92,147 Primrose, C. J_ 103 Prince, C. R. _np Prokopiw, O. L. O. _46 Proto, R. A. _123 Przytycki, E_ np Punko, J. D.119 Purcell, M. J. 111 Puzey, S. G. 111 Pysh, F46 Quance, C. M123 Quinn, D. F__137 Quinn, L. W. _ 111 Raby, M. W118 Rachue, A. Cnp Radons, R. W__np Raisbeck, D. M....116 Ramer, W. D. _82 Ramsay, D. J__95 Ramsay, R. B...82 Randall, D....np Raskin, K. .. 82 Rasmussen, L. S. _np Rathie, R. S. 89 Rattray, J, G. _ np Ratzlaff, R. L. _46 Read, E. V. 82 Reddekop, J. A__103 Redmond, E. C. 82 Reece, J. A. _np Reed, R. J. _94 Reid, J. A. __ 146 Reid, M. E. _ 103 Reid, R. E. . ......89 Reilly, E. B....—.np Reimer, E. A. -46 Reiter, E__111 Rennie, J. D. . 82 Reveyrand, M. L. _103 Reynolds, G. R__np Rhodes, E. C. 116 Rhyasen, C. A. _103 Richards, G. _97,158 Richards, L. C. 111 Richardson, B. A. _..._103 Richardson, B, R... 116 Ricketts, M. J. ....123,162 Riley, D. G. 95 Ringrose, M. L. 111 Ringstrom, D. G......123,153 Rinn, J. M. _ np Rivers, P. E. _123 Roach, E. J_ 111 Robbins, M. P...np Roberts, C. A.... 116,153 Roberts, D. S....123 Roberts, G. M. _92,152,153 Roberts, H. J139,146 Roberts, S. C82 Robertson, B. D. _np Robertson, E. A. _89,132 Robertson, L. A.82 Robertson, R. R.-116 Robertson, S. I. 89 Robertson, S. A. 89 Robinson, C. M47 Robinson, J. B47,155,161 Robinson, K. C. _82,201 Robinson, L. S.—111 Robinson, R. T. 123 Rockar, C. S_ np Rodseth, E. A82 Roessingh, S123 Rogalska, T. L. _103 Rogers, M. E.... 82,145,154 Rogers, R. L. np Rootman, I.—47,148,195 Rose, C. I_ 89 Rose, P. M.np Rosenal, T. W. _ 82 Rosettis, P. A. np Rosewarn, P. J__np Rosgen, G. M. _np Ross, C. D. _ np Ross, D. M__103 Ross, G. M. _ 82 Ross, G. A. _89 Roth, J. M. _111 Rousseau, H. C. - np Rowan, M. J. _111,174,201 Rowbotham, M. Jnp Rowley, R. G47 Rozsa, R. R. .—np Rubin, E. D.123 Rushka, D. L_ 123 Ruskowski, W. S. _np Russ, W. G. 92 Russell, G. W. _103 Ruzetsky, J. S. .47 Rybak, A. J.np Sadler, L. D149 Sagert, R. G. 111 Samphire, K. A116 Samuelson, A. L. _np Sanderman, E. J. H__47 Sanders, C. G. _111 Sansregret, L. E. _82 Santa, W. G__116 Saruga, A. M_ 103 Sattin, A. J. 89 Saul, F. M. _ np Saunders, J. M.48, 152,153,195 Saunders, M. G. _89,145 Savage, C. J. np Savage, L. C.np Saville, S. D. _48,135,136, 143, 146,194 Schafer, W. C. 111 Schaffer, D. F...82 Schalin, G. D. 112 Scharf, C. R. _ 82 Schamman, P. _48 Schaufele, R. R..103,151 Schaufert, G. D. 112 Schell, G. R....160 Schenk, I. C. 103 Scherer, R. M. 116 Scheuneman, E. C. W. ...89 112 Schielke, D. J.- __112 .....116 Schiffer, M. F.- -np Schill G. .......112 Schipperus, R. _97 Schlogel, R. M. - --np Schmidt, A. .. _103 Schmidt, C. G. .— ..103 Schmidt, K. O. R. - --np Schmidt, L. A. .. .104 Schmidt, R. E. ....... ..112,155 Schmidt, R. E. - _116 Schofield, H. J. .. .......116 Schrader, A. M. __89 Schrader, D. N. ..... _94 Schroeder, A. - ... 104 Schroeder, W. H. _89 Schuchardt, M. H. 112 Schuett, R. 123 Schultheis, L. J. - 112 Schulz-Steffen, R. . ..117 .112 Schulz, H. I.. ... 112 Schulze, A. H. .. 48 Schumacher, L. J. . ..112 Schwab, I. M.. ...89,148 Schwachhofer, H. . ...48 Schwalm, W. J. - .83 Schwemler, G. J. -np 82 Scollon, J. L. .. __...82 Scott, B. D... ..89 Scott, C. C. _ .... 82 Scott, D. E. _ ....118 Scotvold, J. L. - .112 Scown, S. A. _np Seaborn, C. G. - 123 Seaborn, J. R.— -np Seaman, D. E.— -- np Sears, A. M. ... __112 Sears, D. W. J. _ —. np 97 Seer, H... np Segboer, D. E. - 104 Seiler, R. M.. . np Sekura, M. K. .. ..np Spknra, T H __112 Senecal, A. A. np Senio, E. W. .. _118,142 Settle, R. F.. __83 Shannon, T. E. _ _48 Shantz, B. R. .. ___104 Shapiro, H. M. _ ..83 Sharp, N... .—104 Sharp, T. L. .. .83 Sharp, V. E. ... .104 Sharp, W. G. _ _123,129 95 Shaver, V. G. . ..np Shaw, I. T. _ .np Shaw, M. A. _ ..112 Seller, B.. .89 Shaw, W. E. __89 Shea, N. C. _ --np Sheinin, J. E. ---np 83 Shepheard, W. W. .. .. 83 Shepherd, I. A. .... .123,160 Sheriff, W. G. . 66,131 Sherwin, C. S. .np Shey, N.... .92 271 Bank of Montreal 100 MILES FOR $1.00 IN A VOLKSWAGEN SALES SERVICE LTD. 5707 MacLeod Trail 255-1181 1211 Centre St. N. 277-0585 ' pcnat SW4 frvi Students There are 14 B of M BRANCHES in CALGARY and DISTRICT Boy, these guys have a tough defence! 272 Shields, S. R. _112 Shillington, B. A. _83 Shima, D. M. _97 Shorting, S. L. np Shouldice, R. A. _95 Shite, E. J. _np Sieb, R. A. _np Sikora, A. J. _np Sikora, J. C. J. _104 Silver, H. R. _np Simpson, B. W__95,158 Simpson, G. A. _83 Simpson, M. J__83 Simpson, R. K. 104 Simpson, S. E. _128 Sindlinger, T. L. _np Singleton, J. R. _95 Singleton, N. J116 Skaken, R. J. np Skeels, L. Lnp Skeys, M. A_ np Skoye, D. A__83 Slaa, R. N. _123 Slack, B. A. 104 Slade, L. B. _83 Slater, P. _ 112 Slemon, P. J. _83,144,195 Slimmon, A. K. np Sloan, L. G. 83 Sloan, R. W__92,147 Sloane, W. T. _np Slunt, W. W....124 Smith, A. M. 112 Smith, C. L.83,143 Smith, C. L.. np Smith, C. W__np Smith, D. L.104 Smith, D. W.. —83 Smith, D. L. _112,149 Smith, D. D_ np Smith, E. D__112,154 Smith, G. E. _123 Smith, J. _ 224 Smith, K. Dnp Smith, L. M83 Smith, L. V.. .......89 Smith, M. A. .. ......123 Smith, R. V. _ ..83,153 Smith, R. A. _np Smith, R. B.. ..np Smith, R. D. _ 104 Smith, T. G. _97 Smith, T. W.np Smyrl, G. S. 124,161 Smortland, P. _104 Smyth, B. F. _112 Snell, G. E_ 118,142 Snider, E. L.140 Snieder, S. D.. np Snook, R. P112,154 Snortland, P. Mnp Snowdon, G. J. _np Snyder, F. F. ..83 Soice, M. M. ..np Solberg, P. E__112 Soolid, G. C. 119,154 Solverson, H. M. _90 Somers, P. L112,132 Somers, S. K112 Somerville, F. D__112 Soole, L. M.. 83 Spanbauer, E. A. 112 Sparks, G. A. _124 Sparks, S. T. _np Spear, D. G__97,162 Spear, P. B. _np Spear, S. A. _123 Speirs, J. G.np Spence, C. D83 Spence, D. A. _90 Spensley, D. A. _90 Spicer, D. K._np Stabbe, E116 Stahl, S. R116 Staines, P. A. _.np Stakenas, E. F83 Staden, D. W. np Stanford, O. N83 Stanjek, R. np Stazicker, B. H. __ np St. Clair, V. L. _113 Stearns, R. E.112 Steel, J. W. _np Stefaniuk, S. S. _174 Stenhouse, R. K. _95 Stenson, M. J. _112,128 Stephens, S. N. _np Stevenson, C. M. _112 Stevenson, J. K. 104 Stewart, G. A.130,138,149,194 Stewart, H. L__np Stewart, M. L. 104 Stewart, R. D. C. _np Stinson, L. R__90 Stobbe, E. E. _156 Stobie, D. T. np Stone, L. M113,133 Stonewall, B. G. _ np Story, J. L__np Stothers, W. R. .. 124 Strachan, R. D. _123,153 Strakowski, J. J. . np Strang, A. G. _ 83 Strate, R. A. _124,159 Street, D. L... 83 Stringer, N. A. . 95 Strong, G. A. np Stroud, J. I. _83,129 Studer, D. np Studer, E. A. .114 Sullivan, B. E. _90,136, 137 Sullivan, S. M. _83,153 Sulz, N. F_ 113 Sumanik, K. M. _np Sumner, W. E. _ np Sundgaard, D. H. .. np Sundstrom, M. T. _116 Sundstrom, V. Jnp Surina, J. W 104 Surplis, D. W.134, 136, 144,194 Surplis, H. E90 Suska, M. Mnp Sutton, F. R83 Sutton, M. G112 Svalander, A. M. _np Swalling, E. E. np Swan, M. F__ 113 Swanberg, R. N. _145 Swann, E. M....np Swann, F. A... ....120 Swanson, A. L. . np Swartzenberger, D P..123 Swift, R. W. 123 Swinehart, A. E. _116 Swingle, R. B. _90 Swinton, V. C..90,158 Sydness, T. E. __ 83 Symes, E. A. _113 Szantesi, O. _124,159 Szostakiwska, S. A__83 Sr. Michelle Francoise ..np Sr. Yvonne _ np Sr. Mary Ellen_np Sr. Linda Marie _ np Sr. Mary Emanuel _ np Sr. Mary Patrick _np Sr. Bridget _ np Sr. Paul Octave _np Tamura, R. N. . 124 Tansey, A. E. _np Tate, L. H. . 97 Tattersall, M. J_ 83 Taylor, F. W. J. _113 Taylor, L. H. _ 83 Taylor, L. J__ np Taylor, M. 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