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

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Irvin Mael Winnipeg. Synonym - Cabbie. Description-A would-be Sir Gala- had-but this noble ambition de- feated. Uses-Always willing to help' the gentlemenf???l as well as THE LADY in his class. Ray Mitchell Winnipeg. Ray startled lecturers and students by attending classes two days in succession. He is an ardent Kipling Fan-how do you Kipple Mitch? Ernie Nelko Winnipeg. He is always willing to discuss that bridge hand he had a month or so ago. Hard working lad who as a rule burns a lot of mid- night oilufif anyone can look worse in the early morning, we have yet to see him. Bert Robertson Brandon. Makes loyal C???l and sometimes profitable bets on the Wheat Kings. Favorite excuse- they would have won BUT . . Clarence Ruddock Bowsman. Still waters run deep. Quiet and capable. Ultimate aim is to create a Combine on scholar' ships. Wes Scales Winnipeg. Kindly, friendly and considerate. Wes is liked by all who know him. Has difficulty mak- ing the 9.40 lecture. Doug Manwaring Birtle, Man. l must clamp down on the book, exams are only 7 months away. President-3rd year. Ar- dent curler-his specialty. Brian Moore Winnipeg. Brian thinks best when puffing an enormous brown pipe. More than one lecturer has found that his questions reveal gaping holes in unexpected places. Bob Pahl Winnipeg. Bob has an even-tem- pered disposition and a tendency not to study till tests and exams loom upp that is, he is a typical Pharmacy student. Sam Pecl-let Winnipeg. Bridge and Sam go together, As do most birds of a feather. Favorite Pastime-boosting Big lohn into 5 clubs or such. Charles Rubenstein Winnipeg. Thinks passing a powder derby is sufficient qualifications for a pharmacist. Like golf - African style that is. William Serdinski Winnipeg. Usually seen dipping his nose into a coffee cup with his bosom pal Wes. The only member of the class who plunged into the Powder Derby and Wrapping Mara- thon in less than one hour and managed to come out victorious. Page l9l

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Don MacDonald Winnipeg. Senior Stick of the Class of 1951. He is Pharmacy's gift to the Navy. Ambition-to get mar- ried. Pet Phobia-afraid he will. Dominique Bergese Winnipeg. Easily detected by the sandwiches and fruit bulging from his pockets. Has developed pro- tective immunity against Rx lOOl. Len Bowie Winnipeg. Len devotes part of each lab. period to original research on the side effects of a cup of java which is only available from the stock room at the canteen. Frank Edick Winnipeg. Cleverewell fairly. Failed-very rarely. Handsome-SOMEONE thinks so. Interest-Photography. Wit-l never suspected. Women are too much bother, but one woman?????-well. I im Burkett Flin Flon. He's quite tall and well designed And in his manner is refined. Never ruffled, never blue And always has a smile for you. Leonard Karp Winnipeg. Known as l..ovesier in the Lab. ls a hard-plugging student who should go very far in the Ice Cream Business. Page l9O Joyce Howey Killarney. A specialty featured by Howey's Rexall Drugs. Finds it necessary to restore her vitality by frequent nourishment during lec- turles. Favorite expression- Fra-a an . Gerald Black Winnipeg. Gerry the little gem, a friend of all. The oratorical UPARSONH is regrettedly leaving us at such a time of worldly chaos. Favorite expression Why do you haunt me like you do-l'll never get through . A1 Burtnick Winnipeg. lf effort and ideals mean anything, Al will go a long way. He is the only student in Pharmacy who has been able to afford a steno to type all his notes-and assign- ments. Cam Goodhand Dauphin. A better than average Pharmacy student who does nothing unusual, and enjoys it immensely. Endowed with a sense of humor U1 especially when it comes to puns. An ardent Curler. Jim Gray Rocanville, Sask. Give him a plane-he'll fly it. Give him a car-he'll drive it. Give him workihe'll do it. Give him a beer-he'll drink it. In fact there is very little this gent won't do. The only man who doesn't brag about his curling ability. Harvey Kimelman Winnipeg. Ambition-inventing a machine that will use the holes in doughnuts to stuff macaroni with- or something.

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Irwin Shwortz Yorkton. Symptoms-Vforrying and studying, a high temperature during exams. Antidotes-Good marks, which produce only a temporary sedative action and lrv is soon found haunting the library again. I im Skuce Winnipeg. Known to the class as Pop . Loves to play snooker with someone he can beat. Quite a beeter, too. Hard working student with a guiet personality: has a place in everyones friendship. Hobby: curling and snooker. John I. Zarowski Winnipeg. Brown and Gold repre- sentative. Admits being interested in curling, bowling, figures Knot accountingt. Gets great enjoyment on passing after Sam's two no trump bid. Ed Zulkowski Winnipeg. Our handsome baritone, should be a rugby hero, but con- fines himself to such sissy sports as bowling, volleyball, etc. Is actively immune to most feminine admirers. Page T92 Norm Singleton Winnipeg. Holds the record tcr time spent nattering in the spa- cious Common Room. Favorite Remark- Won't my wife be pleased to see me spending her money this way. George Smith Winnipeg. A nice boy, repeat boy. Filled with all the enthusiasm of youth. Still very much married. Works when there is nothing better to do. Michael Zegalski Winnipeg. The Burning Question its Toluene lntlammable? Is work- ing his way through College by operating a Hiitney Service from Winnipeg to Fort Garry Campus.