University of Manitoba - Brown and Gold Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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vw Wm .e Back Row-Prof. Dorsey, Tom Bradshaw, Claire Anderson, Mr. Bowley 1Te-chnicianj, Richie Buhr, Art Gregory, Bob Teske, John Pink, Bob Smith, Dennis Hand. Middle Row-Len Bateman, Bud Chandler, Maurice Beresford. Front Row--Hugh MacKay, Jim Pratt, Al. MacFayden, Butch Whaley. vzuw Wm ew Back Row-Stewart Schofield, Forster, Lorne Davies, Les Wardrop, Jack Cann, Herb Ansley Joe Gatti. Front Row Jack Harvey, Glenn Lawson, Finlay Scaife, Prof. Herriot, Dan Dudych, Bill Bowman Oscar Morntz. - 158 xx X

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EN-INEZE' KOWCH, STEVE. Winnipeg, Man. ELECTRICAL-Steve has served on the Council for two years, and is now Athletic President and Hockey Rep. He is never at a loss for an answer, if he can only find the old envelope on which it was written, Steve is interested in radio, and claims to be a defeatist from the toes up. GAUTHIER. RAY. St. Boniface. Man. CIVIL-Worked last summer at the Seven Sisters Power Plant. Pro- fesses to a mean game of tennis. He candidly admits that he is glad to get through and is looking for- ward to the future. KIPPAN, J. A., Russell, Man. CIVIL- Drive On Kippan is a real loss to the faculty. Since frustrated in an attempt to become Curling Rep. last year, his interest iso we hear! has switched to red heads. A draughtsman for Cowin 8: Co. last year, his future is open to offers MACKINNON. W. D.. Edmonton, Alta. CIVIL-Started life in Winnipeg, but after Don had taken one year of Engineering, his family left for Edmonton. Looking forward to a future of railway work. Engages in curling and badminton. STEIMA N, MORRIS. Winnipeg, Man. CIVII.- Steamer is well known in sports circles, being prominent in soccer, basketball, and curling. Surveying for the Government last summer. Startled the world when he suggested renting lantern slides to be shown at Engineering meet- ings. TERM UENDE, TED, Kenton. Man. ELECTRICAL-Comes from Ken- ton, Man. Is claimed to be one of the real reasons why the residence was given to the army. In past summers has been ttheoreticallyr an electrician for Kummen and Shipman. An ardent curler. .fl Q.. ggbiixj: XX igizzgsii Kxttagzf R X mf ' NN t -, kwa, :Ez , 1. K. x, tu ., l x f xi 5 xii 513 x 2 gi s X Sis x Q ' X5 W its W .. . N este ggi 3 ,.... , :N 2 -' fi! ai? , ' ' .. . ,,,. , ' I N5 I N X sag, as 1 3? 3 A ,Mig ling A ,.,-'1-'- 1: X I 1 IN- HEPPNER. SELWYN. Winnipeg, Man. ELECTRlCAL- Smiles and Chucklesu Heppner is noted for his conversational ability and his weird diet of chocolate bars and Cokes! Selwyn played Junior Var- sity basketball last year, and is also active in stage lighting. LAMB. TOM. Winnipeg. Man. CIVIL-One of Civil's youngest graduates. Tom is an Isbister Scholarship winner of last year. Has worked for the Manitoba Land Surveys and the Government in past summers His ambition is to become an aircraft inspector. HORSBURGH. JOHN. Winnipeg. Man. CIVIL-Having obtained a high mark on the first O.T C. exam. Horse is now known as the Brains of the Battalion He is out to see the light even if it is polarized. as he is doing a thesis or photo-electricity. PAGET. K. K., Winnipeg. Man. CIVlL4Took over the Social Com- leadership this spring. mittee Works for Assiniboia Construction Co, in the summer. and for him- self in the winter. Noted as bus driver for U,M.E. SECTOR, ARNOLD. Winnipeg, Man. CIVIL-Since Engineering originat- ed from the army, Arnold believes in the army originating from the Engineers, ls the captain of C company, and expects to join the RCE. on graduation. KUMMEN, BUD. Winnipeg, Man. ELEC'TRICALiA dapper fellow, well known tor enviedh for his luck. It is rumored that Bud spends all evening working for the company, all night in custody. and still appears at class the next morning. X .s X- X X eeee' . . A XX X-.gux , 1 V ' W x iii Sggtlf'-4FQ':w pi' ,X Q A X ....,....,...,..... .... ......... . ..... S S .Q i as

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