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Brown and Gold

UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA STUDENTS' UNION UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA WINNIPEG, CANADA

Co-Edited by

LIONEL ORLIKOW and CLARE IRWIN

Editorial Staff

BETTY McLEOD EDYTHE MacDONALD JIMMY SWARTZ

Graduates Staff

KATHY ROOKE BERYL CHOSLOVSKY

Advertising

MARV McDILL

Art

JOHN PHILLIPS

Athletics

MARG MITCHELL

Business Manager

ARNOLD GLASS

BROWN & GOLD

the Thirty-Sixth Edition

Published by

THE UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA STUDENTS' UNION

Winnipeg, Canada.

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FOREWORD

We'll always remember our years at University. Remember . . . . ? Coffee in the cafeteria; the noon-hour volleyball games; cramming for exams; the long bus ride out to Fort Garry; the 'Toban twice a week; worrying about a date for the next dance; the welcome vacation. A be­ wildering array of activities that makes us wonder how we could ever pass the exams.

Within the pages of the 1955 Brown and Gold. we have tried to re­ captur� some of the already fading moments of the past year. Carousel. the winning Bisons, another McGoun Cup victory, a new university president. Many memorable events we could not cover, but who can forget the anxiety of the Formosa crisis; Marilyn Bell's crossing of Lake Ontario; Mendes-France's reforms as France's premier; the shooting of Beria and the fall of Malenkov, and the British Empire Games in Van- couver.

As you turn the pages, you'll ndtice several photos of events from earlier

years. For the safekeeping of all these memories, we present the 1955 Brown and Gold. C. I. L. 0.

8 • • THE UNION BUI LDI NG

1951-52 BOARD

OF ADMINISTRATION

GOVERNORS

President and Vice Chancellor,HUGH H. SAUNDERSON, B.A.,B.Sc., M.Sc. (Man.), Ph.D. (McGill), F.C.I.C. Registrar,DOUGLAS CHEVRIER, B.A. Librarian,ELIZABETH DAFOE, B.A. Dean of Women, MARJORIE E. MACKAY, B.A. Director of University Extension and Adult Education, A. S. R. TWEEDIE, M.A. Comptroller and Secretary to the Board of Governors, W. J. CONDO, B.A. Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds, J. ILLINGWORTH. Director of University Health Service, LYLE T. McDONALD, M.D. Director of Physical Education, Recreation and Athletics, W. F. R. KENNEDY, B.P.H.E., M.A. Dietitian, University Residence, BEATRICE BROWNLEE, B.Sc. (H.Ec.), M.Sc. University Book Store Manager, J. A. M. EDWARDS, M.A. Assistant Registrar,R. C. ARMITAGE, B.A. Recorder, MARGERIE WHITE. Director of Men's Residence, MRs. CLARA UNWIN. Director of Women's Residence, MRs. ALMA DICKSON. Secretary to the President, MRS. DOROTHY LITTLE. Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Science,W. J. WAINES, M.A. Dean of the Faculty of Law,G. P. R. TALLIN, Q.C., B.A., LL.B. Dean of the Faculty of Medicine,LENNOX G. BELL, M.D.,M.R.C.P. (Lond.), F.R.C.P. (C). Dean of the Faculty of Engineering and Architecture, A. E. MACDONALD, M.Sc. (C.E.) D.Sc. Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture and Home Economics, J. R. WEIR, B.S.A.,M.Sc., Ph.D. Dean of the Faculty of Education,N. V. ScARFE, M.A. Dean of the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research, w,. H. McEWEN, B.Sc., M.Sc., M.A., Ph.D. Director of the School of Architecture, JOHN A. RussELL, B.Sc., M.Arch. Director of the School of Home Economics,A. IsABEL MAcARTHUR, B.Sc. (H.Ec.), M.A., D.Ed. Acting Director of the School of Social Work,HELEN MANN, B.A., M.A.,A.M. ·· Director of the School of Music, RONALD GIBSON, Mus.B., Dip!. A.R.M.C.M., Dip!. A.C.C.O. Director of the School of Commerce,J. B. ROLLIT, M.A., Ph.D. Director of the School of Pharmacy, DOUGALD McDOUGALL, B.Sc. (Pharm.), M.Sc., F.C.I.C. Director of Nursing Education,MARGARET HART, M.A. Director of the Summer School,W. M. HUGILL, B.A.,Ph.D. Union Director,R. WRAY YOUMANS. Alumni Secretary,W. N. MuLOCK, B.Sc. Director of the School of Art, RICHARD E. WILLIAMS, B.A., M.F.A. • Caught in a slack moment at a tie and tails social were many of the members of the Board of Governors of the University of Manitoba. Standing are university comptroller and board secretary W. J. Condo, A. H. Parker, D. C. Foster, Mark Smerchanski, Andrew Murphy and board chairman P. G. Duval. Front row Cecil Lamont, Mrs. E. S. Russenholt, university president and vice­ chancellor H. H. Saunderson, Mrs. Carman Whiteford, Perry S. Bower, board vice-chairman, and chancellor Victor Sifton.

UNIVERSITY OFFICERS

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THE TWELVE MEMBER Board of Governors of the all university finances, and the Staff Committee University of Manitoba was established in 1917 which advises the board on staff appointments to control the business affairs of the university. and retirements. Temporary committees are esta­ Nine members are appointed by the Lieutenant­ blished to report to the Board concerning less Governor-in-Council and three are representa­ permanent problems. tives of University of Manitoba graduates. The Board establishes all faculties, depart­ The university President and Chancellor serve ments, chairs, lectureships, scholarships and as ex-officio members on the Board and the prizes. It derives its powers from the University Comptroller acts as secretary. The. Chairman Act which states that "the Board shall have full and Vice-Chairman are elected annually from power and authority to exercise in the name of, the Board members. and on behalf of, the university any or all powers, There are two permanent committe�s of the authorities and privileges by that act or by any Board; the Finance Committee which deals with other act conferred on the University."

• 13 H. H. SAUNDERSON. B.A.. B.Sc .. M.Sc. (Man.). Ph.D. (McGill) F. C. I. C. .. President

FIRST HOME-GROWN PRESIDENT of the University of Manitoba was sworn to office in September, 1954. Doctor Hugh H. Saunderson came to the presidency with a firmly established Manitoba background. Both his mother and his father were grads of the U. of M.; he too is an alumnus of Manitoba, and few years have passed since he vacated the post of Dean of Arts and Science at this university. As an Arts grad, Dr. Saunderson went into rural Manitoba as a school­ teacher. Then he returned to complete a B.Sc. degree and his M.Sc. at Manitoba before travelling east for a Doctorate at McGill. Back to U. of M. in the Chemistry field where he rose to the position of Dean, the job he left to become a member of the department of Defence Production. He left the department to accept the presidency. Dr. and Mrs. Saunderson now live in the president's residence at Fort Garry with daughter Carol, a U. of M. student and their son.

14 • JOHN B. ROLLITT, B.A., M.A., DOUGLAS CHEVRIER, B.A. ELIZABETH DAFOE, B.A. (Man.) Ph.D. (McGill). (Man.) University Librarian. Director of the School of Registrar Commerce

W. J. CONDO, B.A. MARJORIE E. MacKAY, B.A. BEATRICE K. BROWNLEE, B.Sc. Comptroller (Man.) (H.Ec.) (Man.), M.Sc. (Columbia) Dean of Women University DietitiatJ

MARGERIE WHITE JOHN ROBERT WEIR, B.S.A. JOHN W. WAINES, B.A., M.A. Recorder (O.A.C.), M.Sc. (Alberta), Ph.D. (Man.) (Minnesota) Dea11 of Arts aml Scieuce Dean of Agriculture and Hrnne Eco11omics

• 15 ANDREW S. R. TWEEDIE, M.A. RICHARD E. WILLIAMS, B:A., RONALD W. GIBSON, Mus.B., (Edinburgh) M.F.A. Dip!. A.R.M.C.M.,. Dip!. A.C.C.O. Director of Department of Ex­ Director of the School of Art Director of the School of Music tension and Adult Educatio11

A. ISOBEL MacARTHUR, B.Sc. G. P. R. TALLIN, Q.C., B.A. (H.Ec.) (Man.), M.A. D.Ed. (Col­ (Ox on), LL.B. (Man.) umbia) Dean of the Manitoba Law School Director of School of Home Economics

LENNOX G. BELL, M.D. (Man.), ALBERT E. MacDONALD, B.Sc. JOHN A. RUSSELL, B.Sc. (Arch.) M.R.C.P. (London), F.R.C.P. (C.E.) (Nova Scotia Technical M. Arch. (M.I.T.), M.A.I.A., (Canada), F.P.A.C., M. B.E. College), M.Sc. (McGill), M.E.I.C. F.R.A.I.C., Diploma d'Architecte Dean of Medicine Dean of Engineerhtg and Archi­ (Ecole des Beaux Arts de Fontaine­ tecture bleau) Director of the School of Archi­ tecture

16 • MARGARET E. HART, B.Sc., DOUGALD McDOUGALL, B.Sc. NEVILLE V. SCARFE, B.A., M.A. M.A. (Columbia), R.N., Diploma (Pharmacy), M.Sc. (Man.) F.C.I.C. (London), Teacher's Diploma in Nursing, (W.G.H.) Director of the School of Phar­ Dean of Education DirecJor of the School of Nursing macy

HELEN MANN, B.A., M.A., A.M. L. F. WILMOT, B.A., B.D. Director of the School of Social Warden of St. John's College Work

W. C.· GRAHAM, B.A., M.A. C. C. RYAN, S.J., B.A. (Montreal) R. WRAY YOUMANS (Toronto), S.T.M. (Harvard), Rector of St. Paul's College Union Director Ph.D. (Chicago), B.D. (Victoria), F.R.S.C., D.D. (hon. causa) (Wes­ leyan Theological College and Em­ manuel College) Principal of United College

·, • 17 LIBRARY SINCE ITS OPENING last year, the Library on the Fort Garry Campus has quickly become an im­ portant centre for University of Manitoba activity. The ultra modern structure now houses prac­ tically every book of the university including a growing collection of rare books. As well the Library holds a collection of rare papers. Three floors hold the bulk of volumes used constantly by students and these floors .are each ringed by small, well lit cubicles or carrells for individual study. Larger more private carrells are provided for professors. They overlook the spacious gener­ al study room. A lounge, a large display room for art work, etc., seminar rooms and a theatre are strategically placed near two excellent self­ cooling drinking fountains in the limestone edifice.

18 • • Senior students at Fort Garry find carrels tucked away in Li­ brary stack rooms homes away from home during the study year.

• light is the keynote of genera I study rooms at the Fort Garry Library.

• Leisurely study and just plain loafin' takes place in the Library Lounge in Fort Garry's new cen­ tral library.

• 19 • • UNION BUILDING • BUS DEPOT PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY BUILDING • ARTS BUILDING �e______. ______D__ egr_e_e ______

WESLEY HENDERSON, Minitonas, Man. "Tubby". General Option. Faculty Sports: Golf, Hockey, Soccer. Faculty Council: U.M.S.U. Rep. 3, 4. Fair Board 3, 4, 5. Senior Stick 5. Other Degrees: Class B. Teacher's Certificate. Future: Extension Service Work.

CHARLES ANDERSON. Morris, Man. "Chuck". General Option. Faculty Council: Manitoba Rep. 4, 5. Hay Baler Staff: 3. Fair Board: 4. Activities outside of "U"; Sunday School Teacher, Director of Agricultural Society. Hobbies: Amateur radio, Future: farming near Morris.

ROBERT BRYCE, Edgewater, B.C. "Dad". Engineering. Faculty Sports: Basketball, Football, Soccer, Rifle, Volleyball, Track and Field. Faculty Council: Manitoban Rep., Fair Board 4, 5. Organizations: U.R.T.P. 2, 3, 4, 5. Hobbies: Track and Field, Flying Jets. Future: undecided.

ROMEO CINQ.MARS, St. Pierre, Man. "Crash". Eco­ nomics Option. Faculty Sports: Rifle, Volleyball. Faculty Council: 4, 5. Organization: Politics Club. Future: Economics.

GLEN CAMERON. Winnipeg. Economics Option. Faculty Sports: Rifle, Volleyball. Faculty Council: 3, 4, 5. Fair Board 4,5. Organizations: C.O.T.C. 2, 3, 4, 5. Hobbies: Photography, Touring Paris. Future: Undecided.

MARIAN DRYDEN, Foam Lake, Sask. "Cuddles". Eco: nomics Option. Faculty Sports: Rifle. Faculty Council 3, 4. Pres. Women's House Committee. Activities outside ot "U"; Calf Club. Future Economics.

GLENN FULTON, Birtle. Engineering. Faculty sports: Curling, Football, Soccer, Rifle. Faculty Council: 4, 5. Fair Board 4, 5. Activities outside "U": Birtle Calf Club. Future: Farming at Birtle.

INNES HODSON. Lenore, Man. "'Lucky". Animal Science Option. Faculty Sports: Rifle, Soccer, Volleyball, Hockey, Curling, Archery. Faculty Council: 4, 5. Fair Board 4, 5. Scholarships: Isbister, Roderick·McKenzie, Franklin. Activities outside of "U": Calf Club. Hobbies: Sports. Future: farming near Lenore.

JOHN HAMER. Sanford. "Sledge". Engineering, Animal Science. Faculty Sports: Curling, Soccer, Rifle, Archery. Faculty Council: Brown and Gold Rep. Fair Board 4, 5. Hobbies: Bridge. Future: farming at Sanford.

WILFRED EDWIN JANKE. Morris, Man. General Option. Faculty Sports: Rifle, Football, Soccer, Hockey, Volley· ball, Basketball. Activities outside of "U": Luther League. Hobbies: Sports. Future: Undecided.

ESMOND JARVIS, Gladstone, Man. "Es". One of our few married men. General Option. Faculty Sports: Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball. Faculty Council 3, 4, 5. Fair Board Manager 5, .Assistant 4. Future: Undecided.

HARRY LASN. Port Arthur. General Option. Faculty Sports: Rifle (Convener 3, 4, 5), Football, Basketball, Volleyball, Skiing, Archery. Hay Baler Staff: Advertising Manager, Editor, Reporter. Fair Board 3, 4, 5. Hobbies: Photography. Future: Undecided.

22 • KEITH SMITH. Oak Lake, Man. "Smithy". General Option. Faculty Sports: Curling, Volleyball. Faculty Council: Publicity Chairman 4, Vice-Stick 5. Fair Board, 2, 3, 4, 5. Organizations: A.I.C. Activities outside of "U": Norwood Church Choir, Men's Residence Choir. Hobbies: Baseball, Curling. Future: Public Relations.

VERNON NELSON. Carberry, Man. "Sand Hill Kid". Economics Option. Faculty Sports: Curling, Soccer ' (Convener 4, 5), Hockey, Volleyball. Faculty Council: 3, 4, 5. Freshie Day Convener. Fair Board 3, 4, 5. ·organization: Politics Club. Future: Economics.

MICHAEL WARWICK, Winnipeg. Dairy Science Option. Faculty Sports: Curling, Hockey. Football. Volleyball, Rifle. Faculty Council 4, 5. Sigma Lambda Phi Fraternity. Hobbies: Golf. Future: Dairying.

Diploma

ANDRE M. ANSEEUW, Oak Bluff, Man. Faculty Sports: Swimming. Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing. Future: Dairy Farmer.

DUDLEY W. ACHESON. Somerset, Man. Faculty Sports: Curling. Badminton. Future: Farming.

LYLE G. BAKER. Brandon. Faculty Sports: Curling, Hockey, Basketball. Outside activities: Seed Club. Hobbies: Golf, Swimming, Fishing. Future: Farming.

WILLIAM D. BELL. Deloraine, Man. "Will". Faculty Sports: Curling, Volleyball. Basketball. Hobbies: Shop­ work. Future: Farming.

KEITH M. BRIDGE. Lavinia, Man. Faculty Sports: Hockey. Curling. Hobbies: Baseball. Future: Farming.

EDWARD CETKOUSKI, Transcona. "Ed". Faculty Sports: Badminton. Hobbies: Riding, Swimming. Future: Farming.

JOHN D. COULTHARD, Bagot, Man. "Dave". Faculty Sports: Curling. Outside Activities: Bagot Calf Club. Future: Farming. =·� MICHAEL L. DIXON. Morris, Man. "Mic". Faculty Sports: Curling. Outside Activities: Silver Plains Seed Club. Hobbies: Swimming, Curling. Future: Farming.

JOHN G. CRAIG. Oakville, Man. "Baldy". Faculty Sports: Hockey, Basketball, Volleyball. Scholarships: Winnipeg Kiwanis Club Scholarship. Future: Farming.

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KENNETH S. EDIE, Dugald. Man. Faculty Sports: Hockey, Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton. Future: Undecided.

DAVID G. DUNN. Winnipeg. Hobbies: Hunting; Stamp Collecting. Future: Mixed Farming.

WI LLIAM H. ELLI OT, Stonewall, Man. "Harry". Faculty Sports: Hockey, Curling. Future: Farming.

GEORGE FOOTE, Dunrea, Man. Faculty Sports: Curling, Hockey. Future: Farming.

MATT. A. GO LAS, Fisher Branch, Man. Outside Activi· ties:-Church, Farmer's Union. Hobbies: Baseball, Boating, Checkers, Target Shooting. Future: Farming.

BRYAN P. GRAPENTINE, Oakbank, Man. Faculty Sports: Rifle, Badminton. Hobbies: Golf, Swimming, Baseball, Stamp Collecting. Future: Grain Farming.

• Centre of residence life is Fort Garry Cafeteria and Dining Room. Professors also find atmosphere conducive to over-lunch philosophical discussions.

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DONALD A. HAY. Austin, Man. "Moose". Faculty Sports: Curling, Rifle, Badminton. Outside Activities: Austin 4H Club, Tractor Club. Future: Farming.

HOWARD L. JOHNSON. Cypress River, Man. "Howy": Faculty Sports: Basketball, Badminton, Curling. Outside Activities: Seed Club. Future: Farming.

GLEN HENDERSON. Mi ititonas, Man. "Peanut". Faculty Sports: Hockey, Basketball, Volleyball, Rifle. Curling. Ac tivities: Faculty Council Sports Rep. 1, 2. Future: Farming.

MICHAEL KARCHUK. Ashville, Man. "Mitch". Faculty Sports: Curling, Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton. Out­ side Activities: Farmer's Union. Hobbies: Wo odworking. Future: Grain Farming.

JOHANN S. JOHNSON. Gimli. Facu ity Sports: Curling. Hobbies: Swimming, Curling, Hunting. Future: Farming.

JOHN G. KLASSEN. Stonewall, Man. Faculty Sports: Curling. Outside Activities: Balmoral Swine Club. Future: Raising Registered Yorkshires.

COLIN K. LEASK. Clandeboye, Man. Faculty Sports: Curling, Volleyball, Badminton. Outside Activities: 4H Dairy Club ; Young People's Group. Scholarships: United Grain Growers. Hobbies: Swimming, Wo od-work. Future: Dairy Farming.

JOHN LOEWEN. Culross, Man. Hobbies: Wo od-work. Future: Farming.

RALPH B. LOWES. Brandon. Faculty Sports: Curling, Basketball.. Outside Activities: M.F.A.C. Hobbies: Mechanic, Camping. Future: Agriculturalist .. ;·/, ... JOSEPH 0. E. MCFEETORS. Rossburn, Man. Faculty Sports: Badminton, Curling. Outside Activities: Rossburn Ball Club. Future: Farming.

JAMES C. MCCUTCHEON. Homewood, Man. Faculty Sports: Basketball. Volleyball, - Badminton. Activities; Facult } Council (Fair Board Rep.). Hobbies: Swimming, Wa ter Skiing, Curling, Leathercrafl. Future: Farming.

RICHARD B. MACDONALD, Franklin, Man. Faculty

Sports: Curling. Hobbies: Baseball, Curlin ·g. Future: Farming.

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RONALD T. NORTH, Pratt, Man. Faculty sports: hockey, skating. Hobbies: hunting, fishing. Future: farming.

RENE GENDREAU. Ste. Rose Du Lac, Man. Hobbies:

-·.! ·curling, hockey, baseball. DONALD K. MURRAY. Graysville, Man. Faculty sports: curling, basketball. Activities: Faculty Council liaison rep. 2. Outside activities: 4H Club. Future: farming.

DOUGLAS A. P APKES, Rosebank, Man. Faculty sports: curling. Future: farming.

ROLAND PROULX, Toutes Aides, Man. Faculty sports: curling. Hobbies: wood-work, bird study. Future: farming.

DELMAR S. PURDY. Shoal Lake, Man. "Dad". Faculty sports: curling. Hobbies: dancing, bowling. Future: raising Hereford cattle.

CHARLES W. RANSOM, Mountainside, Man. "Bill". Faculty sports: rille. Outside activities: 4H Seed Club, Y.M.C.A. Hobbies: fishing, hunting, mechanical or electrical work. Future: farmer or mechanic.

HERBERT W. RESCHKE. Sanford, Man. Faculty sports: hockey, curling. badminton: Outside activities: track and field, Sanford Ball Club. Hobbies: hunting. Future: rais­ ing chickens.

WILLIAM W. ROPER. Hartney, Man. Faculty sports: curling. Hobbies: shop-work. Future: agricultural work.

FREDRICK J. ROSS. Eriksdale, Man. "Fred". Faculty sports: hockey, rille. Outside activities: Eriksdale intermediate hockey, Y.M.C.A. Hobbies: hockey, track and field, baseball, hunting, fishing, piano accordion. Future: farming in Interlake district.

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JOHN SCHULZ. Elm Creek. Man. Future: undecided.

FRANK W. SAWATSKY. Altona. Man. Faculty sports: hockey. Hobbies: photography. Future: farming.

ROY A. STEPPLER. Miami, Man. Faculty sports: curling: Future: farming.

RON SUDERMAN. Winkler, Man. Hobbies: music. Future: undecided.

JOHN SUKKAU. Arnaud, Man. Faculty sports: volleyball. Future: farming.

EDWARD THIESSEN. Arnaud, Man. Faculty sports: hockey. Future: farming.

ARTHUR E. THOMSEN. Dugald, Man. "Art". Faculty sports: hockey. Hobbies: hunting. Outside activities: club work, M.F.A.C. Future: farming.

RAYMOND J. TIMMERMAN. Treherne, Man. Faculty sports: hockey, curling, basketball. Outside activities: Treherne 4H Beef Calf Club. Hobbies: hockey, curling, hunting. Future: farming, raising pure·bred Shorthorns.

VLASTIMIL BALEJA, Sperling, Man. "Pat". Future: farming.

FRANK W. VAN DUSEN. Pilot Mound, Man. Faculty sports: volleyball. Hobbies: music. Future: farming.

HILTON H. C. WALLACE. Goodlands, Man. "Wally". Faculty sports: hockey, volleyball, curling. Activities: Faculty Council social rep. 2. Hobbies: photography, hunting, swimming. Future: farming and travelling.

HAROLD W. WEBBER. Manitou, Man. Faculty sports: rifle, curling. Activities: Faculty Council President 1, 2. Hobbies: fishing, boating. Future: farming.

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ARTHUR MUDRY. Calgary. "Snood". Married. President of first year, 1950; Athletic Rep. to Student's Architec· tural Society 3; Senior Stick of Architecture. Scholar­ ships: Isbister, Alexander Adams Memorial, Hamm Memorial. Athletics: basketball, football. Hobby: sculp· ture. Postgraduate work.

JOHANNE WINTEMUTE. Winnipeg. Faculty Activities: Lady Stick 4, Varsity Varieties 1, 2, 4. W.A. Rep. on S.A.S. Council 3. U.M.S.U. Activities: W.A. Social Convener 3, W.A. Council 4. Sports: basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; volleyball 1, 2, 3; skiing 1, 2, 3. 4; swimming I. 2; Tabloid 4. President of Pi Beta Phi Sorority 4. Future: . trip to Europe.

JOHN DAWN, Fort William. Activities: Varsity Varieties 3, S.A.S. Drama Rep. 4. Sports: rifle 2, curling 2. Member of Phi Delta Theta Fraternity.

JUDY HENTELEFF. Winnipeg. Varsity Varieties 1, 2, 3, 4. Social Rep. 3. Sports: volleyball 1', 2, rifle 2, 4, tabloid 3, 4. modern dance 2. Hobbies: painting, handicrafts, music.

DONALD KETCHESON. Regina. Class president 4. Faculty sports: soccer 1, 2, curling I. 2, rifle 1, 2, bad­ minton 3, skiing 3. Member of Phi Delta Theta Fraternity. Alumni secretary 4. Future: commercial designer.

DIANE JACKMAN, Winnipeg. Activities: Varsity Varie· ties 2, 3, 4. Sports: volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, rifle 2. Outside U. activities: Christian Science Youth Forum. President of Alpha Delta Pi Sorority 4.

AVRIL LAURIE. Vancouver. Faculty Activities: Social chairman S.A.S. Council 4, Varsity Varieties I. 3, 4. Sports: skiing 1, 2, 3, 4, volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, badminton 1, 2, tabloid I. 2. 3, 4, tennis 2, 3, 4. Pi Beta Phi Sbrority. Formerly attended U.B.C.

JOHN REDMOND, Winnipeg. "Jack". Activities: senior U.M:S.U. Rep. 4. Class President 3. Sports: curling 1, 2. A married man. Future: maybe teaching.

WENDY SMITH. Regina. Activities: Varsity Varieties 4, President-Women's Athletics 3. Faculty sports: basket· ball 1, 2, 3, 4, volleyball 1, 2, 3, badminton 1, 2, 3, swimming 1, 2, 3, tabloid 1, 2, 3. Member of Pi Beta Phi Sorority and secretary of Panhellenic Association.

GRANT MARSHALL. Winnipeg. Faculty activities: Var­ sity Varieties 1, 2, 3 4. U.M.S.li. activities: Fres_hie Week Committee 3, 4. Creative Campus 3. Fort Garry Campus Committee 3. Sports: curling I, 2.

EVELYN SUTER. Winnipeg. Born in Hanoi, Indo-China. U.M.S.U. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2; �. W.A. Social Chair­ man 3, Jr. U.M.S.U. Rep., W.A. President 4. Faculty Activities: Class President 1, 2, Open House Tea Con­ vener 2. Sports: Volleyball 2, Tabloid I, 4. Member of the Pi Beta Phi Sorority.

JOANNE WORDEN, Winnipeg. Varsity Varieties 3. Sports: basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, rifle 2 •. 4, tabloid 3. Alpha Delta Pi Sorority. Hobby: music.

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GERHARD BLUM. From Brunswick University in Ger· many; married and has one Volkswagen. Future plans are to work in architect's office in Calgary. Active in sports: tennis. field running and soccer.

ALTON BOWERS, Edmonton. "Alii". Married, no child· ren. T.V. personality. President 5th year. Isbister Scholarship.

HAROLD CAWKER. Winnipeg. "Pip". Active in sports: football, skiing, volleyball, tennis, track. Isbister Scholarship.

MURRAY CHEETHAM. Regina. Sigma Lambda Phi Fraternity. Co-convener Beaux Arts and Open House. Sports: skiing, hockey.

GLEN COCKBURN. Winnipeg. "Cobe". All-star quarter· back, basketball, hockey, volley ball. Phi Kappa Pi Fraternity.

NORMAN DOBELL, Edmonton. "Dobie". Activities: Beaux Arts co-convener 1953; Varsity Varieties s�t designer 1953; Drama 3; Phi Delta Theta Fraternity. Hobbies: Old cars, stamps.

THEO DUBOIS. Winnipeg. "Dad". Eligible bachelor. Future: practising architect in Winnipeg. Activities Winnipeg Rowing Club. Hobbies: Philatelist.

CLAUDE DE FOREST. Winnipeg, Montreal and Switzer· land. "Claudio". S.A.S. Publicity Chairman. Scholarships: Canadian Pittsburgh Industries, Isbister. Activities and hobbies: painting, sculpture, jazz. Future: post-graduate work and Switzerland.

ALAN HANNA. Regina. Third Year President: B. and G. Rep. Scholarships: T. Eaton, McMahon, Manitoba Association of Architects, W.A. McKay. Activities: golf, skiing, hockey. Future: marriage, post-graduate work.

IAN INNES. Regina. Sports: golf, curling. Hobbies: photography, woodwork, sculpture.

JAMES McFEETORS. Winnipeg. "Big Jim". Activities: Varsity junior basketball 2, convened faculty basketball 4. Member of Phi Kappa Pi Fraternity and Y.M.C.A. Hobby: collecting coins.

GREGORY LAMBROS. Charlottetown. "The Greek". Zeta Psi Fraternity. Married. Officer Militia Force. Future: post-grad.

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LORNE NELSON. Calgary. Activities: Beaux Art's Ball co-convener 3, class president 4, rifle team 4, Varsity Varieties 4, co-manager hockey 4, Vice-Stick 5. Married. Hobbies: sculpture, mountain climbing.

LESTER PAGE. Halifax. Activities: Varsity Varieties '52; University Symphony; University Glee Club; Reserve Officer R.C.A.F. Sports: badminton, tennis, volley ball. B.Sc. Dalhousie University '49. Future: Dept. of External Affairs.

DAVID PLUMTON, Winnipeg. "Dave". Just married. Delta Upsilon Fraternity. Sports: 6-man football, volley­ ball, hockey, curling. Future: "successful" architect.

MICHAEL RATTRAY. Winnipeg. "Mike". Delta Kappa

Epsilon Fraternity. Sports: golf, football, volleyball, · basketball, curling.

GEORGE RICHES. Winnipeg. Let "George" do it. Phi Delta Theta Fraternity. Activities: Varsity Varieties I, 2, 3, 4; U.N.T.D. Naval Reserve. Hobbies: music, interior· design.

JOHN ROBERTS. Winnipeg. "Chick". Married. Activities: C.O.T.C. Future: Architect.

SIEGHARD SCHMIDT, Edmonton. Activities: Phi Delta Theta Fraternity. Future: practice Architecture some­ where in Canada.

JAMES CHESTER STOVEL, Winnipeg. "Curly". Sports: volleyball. Hobbies: music and art. Future: post-grad work.

WILLIAM LORT. Vancouver.· Activities: Advertising Manager "Perspective" '53; Zeta Psi Fraternity; Married -one son "Tony". Scholarships: Kool Vent Competition.

JOHN TAUBENSEE. Swan River .. "Tiger". Sports: football, curling. Future: contracting.

GREGORY PHILLIP WEST. "Denny". Activities: Hockey. Beaux Arts Ball, curling. Future: Work in Calgary.

30 • GUY KROFT. Winnipeg. Political Science and Economic Honours. Sports: six man football 2, 3, 4; swimming 1, 2; volleyball 2, 3, 4; curling 2, 3, 4. Activities: Year 'Pres. 3; Debating 4; Senior Stick 4; Manitoban reporter, sports editor, news editor, External Affairs 2; Freshie Week 2; U.M.S.U. Council 4. Hillel; Economics Club. Sigma Alpha Mu Fraternity. Hobbies: reading.

BARBARA GRACE KIRKPATRICK. Ridgeville, Man. Green Ridge Consolidated High School; Psychology honors and Economics. Sports: Basketball 2, 3; Curling 1, 2. 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3; Rifle 1, 2, 3, 4. Activities: Lacjy Stick, 4; Co-ed Council, 3, 4; Varsity Varieties, 2; Choral Society, I, 2, 3; W. A. Vice Pres. 4; Public relations, 4; Manitoban 3; Liberal Club, 3, 4. Future: Post Grad Work.

BERNARD LAROSE. Pointe Gatineau, Que. Honors: Actuarial Moths and Statistics. "Bernie", B.A. and Bachelor of Commerce, Ottawa University; Montreal University ; Activities: Actuarial Club; Outside Activities: Alliance Francoise, Y.M.C.A .. Tennis, Badminton. Future: Actuary Mathematician.

DAVID ASHMORE, Winnipeg. Kelvin; Activities: Delta Upsilon Fraternity; Future: Teaching.

PAT ARMSTRONG. Winnipeg. "Petite Miss"; General Course; Gordon Bell. Commerce Activities: Freshie Week Chairman 3; 2nd year rep. French Club 2; Cheerleader 3; Sports Commerce: Basketball 3; Volleyball 2; Bad­ minton 3; Varsity Cheerleader 3; Arts Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4; lead in Carousel. Varsity Cheerleader 4. Outside Activities: Church Choir. Future: go to Europe.

EILEEN BART. Shoal Lake, Man. Psychology, Sociology. English, Geography, Bacteriology. Sigma Kappa sororjty. Hobbies: Shooting, Curling, bowling, Dancing, Graduated from Shoal Lake Collegiate. Future: Education.

MARION BARTLETT, Winnipeg. "Mar"; Kelvin; Political Science, Philosophy, Sociology, English, International Relations. Sports: Hockey, Basketball, Volleyball. Activi­ ties: Cheerleader; Pi Beta Phi. Brown and Gold 4. Future: Post Grad Work.

ROSALIE BAKALINSKY. Winnipeg. St. John's Tech; Psychology, Sociology, Philosophy, International Rela­ tions, Statistics. Activities: Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. Outside Activities: Y.M.H.A. Future: Social Work.

LAlLA BASIN, Regina, Sask. Regina Central Collegiate; Philosophy, Ethics, Psychology, Sociology, Geography. Activities: Varsity Varieties 3. Outside Activities: Club Leader Y.M.H.A. Future: Education.

HILDEGARDE BERGEN. Pansy, Man. Steinbach Collegiate.

MIKE SKIBINSKI, Winnipeg. Activities: Debating rep. 3; athletic rep. 4; Vox, promotion manager 3. Sports: foot­ ball, volleyball. Outside Activities: Y.P.U.; Swimming Instructor Red Cross. Future: United Church ministry.

ELIZABETH BELL. Winnipeg. "Libby"; Kelvin; English, Philosophy, Psychology, Sociology, Greek. Sports: Bad­ minton 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2, Volleyball 2, Golf 4. Activities: Alpha Phi, Varsity Varieties 2. Outside Activities: Y.W.C.A. Logan Neighborhood House Sunday School Teacher. Future: Social Work.

• 31 JOAN PAULINE BUSSE, Shaunavon. Shaunavon High School; General Course. Activities: Social Chairman Arts Council 3; Vice-Stick Arts Council 4; Manitoban 2. Gamma Phi Beta. Future: Education.

ANN CARSON. Kelvin High School. French and History Honors: L'Alliance Francoise; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. History Club 3, 4. Liberal Club 3. Scholarships: Isbister. Future: Post-grad studies.

JULIE CHYKAILO. Winnipeg. St. John's Tech.; Psych­ ology, Sociology, Philosophy, History, Statistics.

HUGH C. CLIFFORD. Winnipeg. "Cec" Kelvin; Psy­ chology, Philosophy, Sociology,' French, History. Activi­ ties: U.M.S.U. Radio announcer 1. Manitoban business manager 2. Zeta Psi Frat. Future: Business Adminis­ tration.

BEN ZION COHEN, Winnipeg, St. John's Tech. General-Philosophy, Political Science. Activities: French Club Radio Programme CKSB 2. U.M.S.U. Activi­ ties: Summer School Student Council 3, External Affairs 4. Fraternity: Alpha Epsilon Pi.

ROBERT W. CROSS. Winnipeg. "Bob"; Kelvin; General. Activities: Phi Delta Theta. Outside Activities: St. Andrews Young Adults Club. Future: Law.

I �ARGUERITE DEMASSON. Boissevain, Man. "Marg"; Boissevain High School; English, Philosophy, Geography, Political Science, Sociology. Activities: Rifle Club. Future: Undecided.

MARGARET DENNIS. Winnipeg. "Marg"; Kelvin; Eng­ lish, Geography, History of Music in Western Civilization. Activities: Glee Club 3; Alpha Phi. Future: Education.

EVELYN DOBRUSKIN. Winnipeg. St. John's Tech. Varsity Varieties. Choral Society. Hobby: Music.

HAROLD DOXSEE. Regina, Sask. Central Collegiate, Regina. Winner of Khaki University and Y.M.C.A. Memorial Bursary.

MURREY DUBINSKY. Moose Jaw, Sask. "Dubber"; Moose Jaw Central Collegiate; General Course; Activi­ ties: Arts Council, publicity chairman 3; U.M.S.U. Radio 2; Manitoban 4; Zeta Beta Tau. Future: Law.

32 • NANCY FISHER. Winnipeg. English and Philosophy Honors. Activities: W.A. rep. 2. Pi Beta Phi Sorority.

DAVID FRASER. Winnipeg. Kelvin; General Course; Sports: Bisons, 2, 3, 4. Future: Undecided.

JOHN DYCK, Winkler, Man. English, Philosophy, Mathe­ matics, Political Science, German; Winkler High School; German Club, 2, 3; Outside Activities ; St. Stephens Broadway United Church Choir, Winnipeg Male Voice Choir, Philharmonic Choir and Musical Festival. Future: Post Grad Work.

MARGARET E. FULTON. Birtle, Man. "Peggy"; Birtle High School; University of Minnesota; Winnipeg Normal School; Physical Education Diploma; Teacher at Russell, Man.; Dauphin, Man.; Fort William, Ontario. History and English Honors. Future: Post Grad Work.

SAM GOLDMAN. Winnipeg. St. John's Tech; English, Philosophy, Sociology, Political Science, Hebrew. Sports: Hockey 2. Activities : Mock Parliament 3, 4; Alpha Epsilon Pi. Future: Law.

CAROL GAY. Regina. Regina College. University Brass Band. Cheerleader. Varsity Varieties.

RICHARD GRYMONPRE. Winnipeg. Gordon Bell; Honors Psychology and French. Activities: University chamber music group 4, 5; soloist in triple concerto with the · university concert 4. Outside Activities: Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra, CBC Concert O;chestra. Married, 2 children-Michael and Ilona. Future: Musician. Other Degrees; L.R.S.M.

ROY HALSTEAD. Winnipeg. Daniel Macintyre Collegi· ate; Philosophy, Sociology, Psychology, Geography, Music. Activities: Co-chairman Choral Society 3; Exten­ sions-Board of Music 4; Activities outside: Church Choir. Future: Music Teacher.

W. GEORGE HANKS. Winnipeg. Daniel Mac Collegiate. Honors Maths. Attended United College.

MAURICE ANDRE HARVEY. Portage Ia Prairie, Man. English; Sociology; History; Psychology; Political Geography. Activities: militia; Teacher and adminis­ trator at Manitoba Home for Boys; Hobbies: Boating; Woodwork; Camping; Photography. Future: Social Work or Education.

JOHN H. HARRIS, Winnipeg. "Johnnie". Activities: Var­ sity Varieties, M.C. 4; F-Week M.C. 2. Phi Delta Theta Fraternity. Hobbies: Stage Work, Art. Future: Medical Art.

LORRAINE HOFFARD. Winnipeg. "Moo"; Holy Cross High School; English, Psychology, Sociolqgy. Sports: Volleyball 3, 4. Track 2. Activities: U.M:S.U. Radio Announcer 3. Newman Club I, 2, 3, 4. Outside Activities: Holy Cross Youth Organization. Future: Airline Stewardess.

• 33 NANCY BARBARA HOLDEN, Winnipeg. Kelvin; English Honors, International Relations, Philosophy. Activities: Manitoban 1, 2; Kappa Kappa Gamma. Future: Journalism.

GARY A. HOLLAND, St. James Collegiate. Economics, Political Science, Hi!l'tory, English. Activities: Volleyball 3, 4, Curling 2, 4, Debating 4, Badminton 2, 4. Organ­ izations: Canterbury Club. Future: Law.

CATHARINE HOLMES, Marchand. French honors. Faculty activities: St. Paul's Varsity Varieties' make-up 2, 3; Debating at United College and St. Paul's 3, 4; Religion Week 4. University French Club 5. Hobbies: Music. Graduated from St. Joseph's.

HESTER ISRAELS, Winnipeg. Kelvin; English Honors and Philosophy. Sports: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Activities: Co-ed Council 4; Philosophy Club 2, 3, 4; Hillel; Iota Alpha Pi. Future: Education.

WALTER KARLICKI, Niagara Falls, Ont. D.M.C.I. Economics, Philoso hy, Political Science, Economic 'p History, Philosophy of Religion. Hobbies: Curling, Bowl­ ing, Future: Law.

WILLIAM E. IRELAND, Winnipeg. ''Bill"; Kelvin; Political Science Honors, Philosophy, Economics. Activities: Phi Delta Theta. Future: Law.

• For Arts students the casual atmosphere of the seminar gives a chance for a freer interchange of ideas between Professor and scholar.

34 • EILEEN KEPPER. Flin Flon. "Kep"; Flin Flon Collegiate ; General Course; Sports: Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2. 3, 4; Curling 2, 3. 4: Activities: Varsity Varieties 2. Social Welfare-W.A. 3; Alpha Gamma Delta. Outside Activities: Newman Club. Future: Social Work or Education.

JOHN K. KNOX. Winnipeg. Kelvin; Political Science major, English. Economics, Philosophy. Activities: Hockey, Basketball. Delta Upsilon. Outside Activities: Server's Guild-St. Luke's Church; Y.M.C.A. FutUie: Law.

BERNICE LOWENBERGER. Y orkton, Sask. Y orkton Co"l­ legiate; Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology. English. Sociology. Activities: Choral Society 2. 3. Future: Library Science.

PETER J, MACDONALD. Winnipeg. "Mag" Mathematics. History, English, French and Political Science. Sports: Soccer I, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; 6-man football 4; Men's Faculty. Athletic Pres. 4. Zeta Psi Fraternity. Outside activities: Y.M.C.A. Hobbies: Fishing. Future: Chartered Accountancy.

ANN MALTZ. Winnipeg. "Annie"; St. John's Tech; Geography, Sociology, Political Science, Hebrew, Philosophy. Activities: Brown and Gold I, Manitoban 2, 3, 4; Varsity Varieties 2, 3; Hillel. Future: Post Grad Work.

LINDA LUCHT. MacNutt, Sask. Yorkton Collegiate Institute; English major, Music, Philosophy, Geography. Activities: Choral Society 2. 3, 4; Geography Club. Future: Education.

MARTIN MARGULIUS. Winnipeg. "Marty"; St. John's Tech; Philosophy major, Political Science, Sociology, History. Sports: 6-man football 1, 2, 3; Activities: Zeta Beta Tau; Outside Activities: Y.M.H.A. Future: Business Man.

JUNE MELNYK. Winnipeg. English, Psychology, Latin, French, Sociology. Organizations: French Club. Outside activities: SHARE. Hobbies: piano, bicycle riding.

MICHAEL MERCURY. Winnipeg. Gordon Bell High School. Student Parliament.

BETTY MUIR. Winnipeg. Philosophy Honours. Graduated from Kelvin High School. Pi Beta Phi Sorority.

RONALD J. MEYERS. Winnipeg. "Ronnie"; St. John's Tech.; Philosophy, Ethics, International Relations, Sociology. Sports: Basketball 3. Activities: Emcee pep rallies 2; U.M.S.U. Activities: Freshie Week Committee 3; Freshie Week Chairman 4; Emcee Varsity Varieties 2. Manitoban, Sports Editor 2, 3, 4; Student Manager of Bisons 4. Sigma Alpha Mu. Outside Activities: Univer· sity Tribune Correspondent 2, 3, 4. Future: Law.

MINDY MOZART. Winnipeg. Psychology, Statistics, Philosophy, International Relations, History of Fine Art. Faculty Athletics: Volleyball 1, 2; Bowling 4; Curling 2, 3. Iota Alpha Pi Sorority, I, 2, 3, 4; Pledge Mother 3; Social Chairman 4. Outside University: Hillel 1, 2, 3, 4; Y.M.H.A. group leader. Graduated from St. John's Tech. High School.

• 35 ''· WILLIAM J. MUNROE. Winnipeg. "Bill"; Gordon Bell; History, and Political Science Honors. Activities: Arts Council Treasurer 2, 3. Future: Law.

JOHN N. NEUFELD. Winnipeg. "Johnny"; Mennonite Brethren Collegiate Inst.; English, History, Geography. Philosophy; Activities: I.V.C.F. 2, 3, 4; Outside Activi­ ties: Young People's Committee, Organizational Work. Married; Future: Teaching.

ODON OSTROWSKI. Terrace Bay, Ont. High School in Lippstadt. Germany. Arts Faculty Volleyball, Soccer.

JULIA T. PAWLUK. Winnipeg. French, English, Political Science, History, Russian. Outside activities: R.C.A.F. Badminton Club. Future; Dept. of External Affairs.

RICHARD GEORGE PAGE. Winnipeg. St. James Collegi­ ate; Actuarial Maths. Activities: Bowling 4. Actuarial Club. Future: Actuary Mathematician.

ROCHELLE PAISNER. Winnipeg. "Shelley"; St. John's Tech.; English, Philosophy, Political Science, Inter­ national Relations ; Manitoba Scholarship l. 2; Sellers 2; Isbister 3; Varsity Arts Student Body 3; Activities: Varsity Varieties 2. 3; Arts Freshie Week Co-chairman 3, Arts Cheerleader 2. 3; Volleyball 2, 4; Bowling 3; Secretary-By-laws Revision committee 3. Outside Activities: Hillel, Y.M.H.A. Future: Social Work.

EUGENIA PODBOROCHYNSKI. Winnipeg. English. Psy­ chology, Latin, Sociology, Polish Organizations: New­ man Club .. Outside activities: Canadian Polish Athletic Club, SHARE. Hobbies: Baking. Bowling. Future: Education.

WILLIAM PETERS. Steinbach, Man. Steinbach Collegiate; Chemistry, Geography, Sociology. Former staff member teacher training school Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Activi­ ties: German Club 3; Geography Club 4; I.V.C.F. 2, 3, 4. Outside activities: Young People's Committee. Married, 2 children: Future: Teacher.

FLORENCE PEDLAR. Winnipeg. East Kildonan and United College Collegiate; Philosophy, Sociology, Psychology, History. Sports: Curling .2. Activities: Arts Review 3; Canterbury Club 2, 3; I.V.C.F. 3 Alpha Phi. Outside Activities: Y.W.C.A. Future: Social Work.

36 • EUJENE POHORECKY. Winnipeg. St. John's Tech. Ukrainian National Association Bursary.

THOMAS K. HYMES. Winnipeg, Man. Honors Economics. Activities: Brown and Gold Rep. 4; Arts Treasurer 5. Assistant Ticket Manager 5. Organizations: Young Progressive Conservatives 2, 3; Canterbury Club 5; Economics Club 3, 4, 5. Phi Delta Theta Fraternity.

JOHN RYAN, Portage Ia Prairie. Teulon Collegiate.

JACK ROSENBERG, Winnipeg. Kelvin; Psychology Major, Sociology, Philosophy. Activities: Alpha Epsilon Pi, Vice-Pres. 4. Future: Clinical or Child Psychology.

NAOMI ROMALIS. Winnipeg. St. John's Tech.; English honors, Philosophy. Activities: Iota Alpha Pi, Hillel. Outside Activities: Y.M.H.A. Future: Education.

FRANCES ROBB. Portage Ia Prairie. Portage Collegiate; General Course; Activities: Sports: Basketball, Volley­ ball; Alpha Gamma Delta. Future: Social Work.

EMIL REKRUT. East Africa. Economics, English, History, Geography, Political Science. Member of Church Young Peoples'.

DAVID RIESEN, Winnipeg. Luther College, Regina; English major; German, Political Science, History. Activities: University . Drama production 3. Outside Activities: Young People's First Mennonite Church. Future: Teaching.

LOIS REYNOLDS. Gainsborough, Sask. Gainsborough High School; History, Political Science, Psychology, English major. Future: Education or Social Work.

JANICE RAYNER. Winnipeg. Kelvin; General Arts Course; Sports: Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Swimming 2; Badminton 2, 3, 4. Activities: Student Relations Committee 2, Gc:tmma Phi Beta-President 4. Future: Education.

H. BOYD SCOTT. Winnipeg. Brandon Collegiate; Economics and Political Science. Future: Undecided.

SHERWOOD SCHARFSTEIN. Winnipeg. ''Sherry"; United College; General Arts Course; Sigma Alpha. Mu. Future: Law.

• 37 ELVIN S. SHAPIRO. Winnipeg: "Shape"; Frobisher High School; Sociology, Philosophy, Geography, Political Science, International Relations. Activities: Zeta Beta Tau; COTC 2 Lt. RCASC. Outside Activities: Winnipeg Playmakers. Future: Social Work.

DELSIE SHECTOR. Winnipeg. "Del"; St. John's Tech.; Political Science, Hebrew, Sociology. English, Inter­ national Relations. Sports: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball I, 4; Curling 2, 4. Activities: Brown and Gold Rep. 4; Varsity Varieties 2, 3; Manitoban 1, 2, 3, 4. Liberal Club 4. Hillel Co-chairman U.J.S.D. 3. Future: Personnel Work.

SANDRA SHTATLEMAN. Winnipeg. Philosophy and Economics Honours. Graduated from St. Johns Technical High School. Activities: Glee Club Secretary 3. Iota Alpha Pi Sorority.

JON SIGURDSON. Winnipeg. "Siggy" Gordon Bell; English, Latin, History, Economics, Chemistry. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Choral Society 3. 4. Outside Activities: Young Church Choir, Young Church Young Peoples. Future: Medicine.

JOHN COLLINSON SINCLAIR. Winnipeg. "Jack"; Kelvin; Pre-Med Course. Activities: Glee Club Orchestra, 2, 3, 4; University Symphony 2. 3, 4; Outside · Activities: Winnipeg Symphony, Winter Club. Future: Medicine.

NANCY SJOBERG. Flin Flon. Flin Flon Collegiate; General Course; Sports: Volleyball 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Curling 2, 3, 4. Activities: Varsity Varieties 2. Future: Undecided.

NOEL BROCK-SMITH. Winnipeg. "Noni", Kelvin; English Honors, French Honors; Activities: Kappa Kappa Gamma. Future: Europe.

MARILYN JEAN SPEERS. Winnipeg. Kelvin; Psychology, Sociology, English, Philosophy, Greek. Sports: Badmin· ton 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2; Volleyball 2. Activities: Varsity Varieties 2. Alpha Phi. Future: Undecided.

FRANK N. STEELE. Winnipeg. Daniel Mcintyre Collegi· ate; Geography, Political Science, Philosophy, Sociology. Sports: Basketball 3, 4; Bowling 4. Activities: French Play 2. Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity. Future: Law.

ROBERT A. STEEN. Winnipeg. "Bob". Outside Activities: Young Conservatives; Tuxis and Older Boys Parliament, Premier 4; Twice Deputy Speaker for mock parliament; Kelvin grad. Future lawyer.

MIRA STEELE. Winnipeg. St. John's Tech.; Philosophy, Political Science Honors; Sports: Volleyball I, 2; Activities: Varsity Varieties 2, Interfaculty Drama I; Hillel, Iota Alpha Pi. Sellers and Isbister Scholarships 2. Outside Activities: Y.M.H.A. Future: Science Degree.

MARY STIMPSON. Kelwood, Man. History, Geography, Political Science, English. Graduated from Kelwood High School. Organizations: S.C.M. 2, 3, 4; Geography Club 4; Hobbies: Stamps, Curling.

38 • WESLEY SWAIL. Winnipeg. Kelvin; English, Political Science, Economics, Sociology, Philosophy. Activities: Delta Upsilon. Future: Law.

WILLIAM TASKER. Winnipeg. "Bill"; Gordon Bell; General; Sports: 6-man football 1, 2, 3, 4. Hockey 2, 3; Volleyball L Activities: I.V.C.F. Outside Activities: Treasurer Church Young People's. Future: Medicine.

HARRY ABRAHAM TEICH. Winnipeg. St. John's Tech.; Hebrew, Philosophy, Political Science, History. Activities:

Rifle Convener 3, 4. CCF 3, 4. Mock Parliament;· Y.M.C.A. Future: Prime Minister.

AB THORVALDSON. Gimll. St. John's Tech. Art Athletics: Curling 3, 4; Soccer 2, 3. Arts Brown and Gold Rep. 3.

DAVE TRAINOR, Winnipeg. "Sween" Kelvin. General Arts. Activities: Delta Kappa Epsilon.

ROY VINCENT. Winnipeg. Honors Philosophy. Organiza­ tions: Philosophy Club 3, 4, 5. Phi Delta Theta Fraternity. Pres. 5.

LUCILLE WALKER. Winnipeg. Penticton High School; English Major, History, International Relations, Sociology. Activities: Varsity Varieties 3, 4. Liberal Club 2, 3, 4; Manitoban 2, 3, 4. Residence House Committee 2; Alpha Delta Pi 2, 3, 4; Brown and Gold 4; Fencing . 2; Co­ editor Arts Review 3. Outside Activities: Manitoba Young Liberal. Futur�: Go to Europe.

CHRISTINE WASILEWSKA. Warsaw, Poland. St. Joseph's Collegiate. Winner of Manitoba Brewers' and Hotelmen's Special Award.

LYON H. WEIDMAN, Winnipeg. "Weedy"; Kelvin; French Honors, Political Science; Activities: Arts Council 3; Debating 4; U.M.S.U. Council 3; Varsity Varieties 2, 4; Manitoban 1, 2, 3, 4; Extensions Committee 2; Freshie Week 2, 3; French Club 4; Liberal Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Hillel 1, 2, 4; Sigma Alpha Mu; Outside Activities: L'Alliance Francoise 4. Future: Undecided.

ZENNON YANKOWSKY. Wolodyrci, Pdland. B.A. from U. of Louvain, Belgium. Economics Major. Economics Club 4, 5 ..

DAVID S. WILLIAMSON. St. Vital. Glenlawn Collegiate. Economics, English, Philosophy, Political Science, Sociology: U.M.S.U. Activities: Manitoban Cartoonist. Hobbies: Writing, Drawing, Bowling, Golf. Future: Cartoonist for Punch.

VICTOR YOUNG, Winnipeg, Man. Kelvin High School. Faculty activities: debating.

• 39 • ENGINEERING BUILDING • SCHOOL OF FINE ART HARRY HUBERT. Winnipeg. Harry is Commerce Senior Stick for 1954-1955. He is fond of singing and was in the Brigadoon chorus. He had leads in Song of Norway and Carousel. Harry participated in Commerce athletics: soccer, rifle, volleyball, and basketball. He won a scholarship for marketing in 1954. Married.

LOUISE GOODMAN. Winnipeg. Louise graduated from Kelvin High School. She was a holder of a Manitoba Brewers' and Hotelmen's Scholarship. Louise was council sceretary 3, lady stick 4, and belonged to Union Building Committee 4. Married, she has one son.

HARVEY BERGAL, Winnipeg. Isaac Newton High ·School. Wolinski Scholarship.

TARAS BRYK. Winnipeg. Terry was Social Co-Chairman of Commerce 4, Finance Director of U.M.S.U. Radio 3, Advertising and Publicity Director of U.M.S.U. Drama 2. He was also on the Commerce Rifle Team 2, 3, 4, and was a member of Commerce Club 2, 3, 4. His hobbies are sports and reading. Terry plans a future in adver­ tising or public relations.

RONALD CAMSELL. Flin Flon. "Cam" went to high school in Flin Flon. Before corning to Manitoba, he ' attended U.B.C. He was in Varsity Varieties 2, and worked on the staff of the Enterprise 4. He is a member of Sigma Phi Delta fraternity.

KEN CLARKES. Winnipeg. Scholarships: Hudson's Bay, Eaton's. Attended Daniel Mac High School. Future: Actuary.

DAVE CRAWFORD. Winnipeg. Graduated from Kelvin High School. Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity. President 1st year Arts. Football 1, 2, 3. Commerce Council.

ARTHUR EBERWEIN. Winnipeg. Arthur went to high school in Montreal. During his years in Commerce he was V.V. chairman 1, Class President 2, Vice-Stick 3, and Treasurer 4. He was also a member of the Fort G·arry Campus Committee 2, and was in U.N.T.D. for 4 years. Arthur is a member of Zeta Psi Fraternity.

Dlt:NNIS GOODMAN. Winnipeg. Denny is a graduate of K·�lvin High School, and is taking finance and marketing options. He belongs to Delta Upsilon Fraternity and St. Andrew's United Young People's. His hobbies are read­ ing and sports. Denny is married and has one young son.

JOHN KELL. Winnipeg. A graduate of Kelvin, John has .· .• been active in faculty sports during his years in Com· merce. He was Athletic Convener 4, participated in basketball 2, 3, 4; volleyball 3, 4; rifle 2, 3, 4; tennis 2, 3, 4; bowling 3; 6 man rugby 3. John is a member qf the Y.M.C.A. His future plans are uncertain.

WILLIAM MANN. Winnipeg. Bill is a Kelvin graduate, and is Commerce Vice-Stick this year. He was six-man football convener 3 and 4. A member of Delta Upsilon Fraternity, he is their social chairman. Bill belongs to the Young Men's and Young Adults' Groups of St. Andrew's Church. He plans a career in retailing or advertising.

DANIEL MOLGAT. St. Rose du Lac. 1955 Rhodes Scholar, Daniel was active in faculty activities, being editor of "Enterprise" 4, and participating in shooting 2, 3, and curling 3, 4. He was assistcmt chairman of U.M.S.U. radio 3. Daniel was a member of the Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4; C.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3. Alliance Francoise and Royal Winnipeg Rifles. He plans to study law.

42 • MERLE MILLS. Winnipeg. A graduate of Daniel Mcintyre, Merle is taking a finance option. She was active in Student Relations in her second year. Merle is a member of Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority.

CHARLES MORDEN. Elm Creek. "Chu1=k" took a market· ing option. Active in sports, he played football 2, 3, 4; hockey 3, 4; volleyball 3, 4; soccer 3. He is a member of the Commerce Club. Chuck hopes to enter the advertis· ing field in the future.

ROBERT OWENS. Manitou. Bob graduated from Manitou Collegiate and he is laking a finance option. He belongs to the Commerce Club, Canoe Club, and his church's young people's group. Bob is undecided about his future.

l>UNCAN PATRICK ROBERTSON. Drumheller, Alta. "Pat". United Collegiate. President of Commerce Club. Faculty sports: curling.

MARIAN PENROSE, Winnipeg. Marian matriculated from United College. She is taking a marketing option in her Commerce course. In fourth year she was co­ chairman of the social committee. She participated· in swimming 1, and bowling 1, 2. Marian belongs to Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority.

JACK MILTON RACHLIN. Winnipeg. Jack graduated from St. John's Tech. He was a member of the Com· merce Club 2, 3, 4. Outside University, he sings in the Winnipeg Jewish Community Choir. His hobbies are music and sports. Jack plans a career in finance.

FRANCES STRUTHERS. Winnipeg. Fran is a graduate of Kelvin High School. She was Junior and Senior U.M.S.U. and was active in drama, debating, and the Glee Club. Fran is a member of the Bisonettes. Her sorority is damma Phi Beta. Her future is undecided.

SHEILA ANN SARGEANT. Winnipeg. Sheila graduated from United Collegiate. She belonged to the French Club 1, 2. Her sorority is Alpha Delta Pi. Sheila is taking a .I finance option.

MARSHALL SMITH, Winnipeg. Marshall attended high school in Blairmore, Alberta. He is taking a finance option. A member of the Commerce Club, Marshall also participated in curling I, 2, 3, 4; volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; and soccer. His main hobby is reading.

NEIL WHITMORE, Neepawa. During fourth year Neil was secretary of the Commerce Council. He participated in faculty basketball 2, 3, 4; volleyball 2, 3, 4; hockey 3, 4; soccer 2, 3; football 4; curling 3, 4; tennis 2, 3 Neil was a member of Commerce Club 2, 3, 4. Stamp· collecting and bridge are his· hobbies.

• 43 THOM MURRAY, Winnipeg. Daniel Mcintyre High School. Faculty activities: senior stick; six-man football. Outside university: Y.P.U.; Y.M.C.A.

DOROTHY KRISTJANSON, Winnipeg. "Dot". Gordon Bell High School. B.A.. Manitoba. United College activities: sec. of year 2; vice-pres. coed council 3; volleyball convener 2, 3, 4; athletic rep. 4; Macalester conference 3; Education lady stick 5; co-chairman of W.A. sponsoring 4. Has taught one year on permit.

AKLILU HABITI. Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Obtained a B.A. from University College in Addis Ababa. Aklilu was an active member in University College, being President of the Ethnological Society and participating in basketball and volleyball. In the future he plans to be an Educa­ tional Administrator..

PATRICIA BADALI, Winnipeg. Gordon Bell High School. B.A., Manitoba. Faculty activities: drama rep. 3, 4; theatre night 4; French club plays. Organizations: United College French Club, sec. 1; vice-pres. 2; pres. 4. Outside activities: recording sec. of Leonardo da Vinci Assoc.; piano teacher; skiing; skating; bowling.

WALTER R. BARNES. Winnipeg. Gordon Bell High School. B.A., Manitoba. Faculty activities: stagemanager, Arts drama committee 4; Education debating rep. 5. Organizations: Arts public speaking club 4. Outside university: Young Adults.

LILLIAN I. BESSELT, Bowsman, Man. "Lil" Kelvin High School. University organizations: German Club. Outside university: St. Andrew's River Heights Young Peoples. Hobbies: bowling.

PATRICIA COCHRANE. Winnipeg. "Patty" is a graduate of Home Ec. During her university career she partici­ pated in Varsity Varieties. Interested in most alhletics, she played tennis and volleyball for her faculty. Patty is a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority. Her chief hobby is sewing. After graduation, she plans to teach Home Ec.

RUTH BRECKMAN. Winnipeg. B.A., Manitoba. Attended United College. Married.

JOHN BROOK. Winnipeg. Kelvin High School. B.A .. Manitoba. Future: social work, especially race relations.

FLORA DAHLGREN. Flin Flon. "Flit" Flin Flon Collegi­ ate Future: teaching.

BARBARA DALY (PICKARD). Winnipeg. Barbara was married in the first term this year. During her two years in Science, she was year president. She is a member of Gamma Phi Beta Sorority.

MYRNA JOAN DORASCHUK, Winnipeg. Teulon Collegi­ ate. Hobbies: bridge, curling, hockey, volleyball. Future: airline stewardess.

44 • JOHN DEREWIANKO. Winnipeg. Isaac Newton High School. B.Sc. (hans.). Attended United College. Faculty president of athletics. University organizations: Gamma Rho Kappa. Hobbies: photography.

MARY JO DAWSON. Winnipeg. "Jo". University activities: radio; vice·pres. Canterbury Club. Outside university: St. Luke's Church Choir: Selkirk Collegiate, Kelvin High School. B.A.

PETER DERENCHUK. Winnipeg. Daniel Mcintyre Collegi· ate. B.Sc., Manitoba.

STANLEY DIDKOWSKI. Snowflake, Man. Stan holds a B.Sc. Degree. A past member of Alpha Omega, he now belongs to his church's Young People's Association. Woodworking is his hobby.

MAURICE G. DESROSIERS. Ste. Anne, Man. St. Bani· face College. B.A., Manitoba. Outside university: St. John's Ambulance ..

JANETTE AVERY DOUPE. Winnipeg. Kelvin High School. Science Council 3; faculty athletics 3. U.M.S.U. activities: athletic directorate 3; pres. of university women's athletics 3; Bisonettes 1. 2, 3. Chemistry Club 3. Phi Beta Phi. Hobbies: sports, music, drama. Married, a daughter, Allison.

BARNEY DRAM. Cross Lake, Man. Barney plans to be an English teacher. He has a B.A. He is active in the Y.M.C.A.

DONALDA FINLAY. Winnipeg. Brandon Collegiate. B.A .. Manitoba. Faculty activities: United social chairman 4; Varsity Varieties 3, 4.

PETER PAUL DROSDOWECH. Dauphin. Brickburn Collegiate. B.A. Outside university: Y.M.C.A. Hobbies: coin collecting, oil painting.

SISTER FRANCOISE. St. Boniface. St. Joseph's Collegiate Institute. B.A .. Manitoba.

MARGARET ISABEL GOPAUL. Gilbert Plains, Man. "Marg". Gilbert Plains High School. B.A., Manitoba. University organizations: S.C.M.; I.S.O. Outside activi· ties housekeeping, music. Hobbies: reading, dancing. Future teaching in Trinidad.

FELIX GOURBIL. St. Boniface. St. Boniface College. B.A., University of Montreal.

• 45 JULIA ANN HARRIS. Winnipeg. "Julie" has an Honours Arts Degree which she obtained in 1954. She was a member of the Campus History Club in her fourth year. Gamma Phi Beta is her sorority. Outside the University she is a Sunday School Teacher and a Brown Owl. She plans to be a high school teacher in the future.

DOROTHY HODGSON. Myrtle, Man. Myrtle High School and United College Collegiate. Faculty activities: Varsity Varieties, 1953.

AVONNE HORKOFF. Flin Flon, Man. "Porker" i's taking English, French, and Latin options in her Education course. Her interests in university activities lie in the athletic field. She was U.M.S.U. rep. on the Athletic Directorate. Inter-faculty sports include tennis, curling, tabloid, volleyball and badminton. She played for the Varsity Bisonettes for four years. She was president of her sorority, Alpha Gamma Delta.

MERLE W. JOHNSON. Winnipeg. Kelvin High School. Faculty council: Education social chairman. U.M.S.U. activities: choral society 3. 4. Outside university: church and young people's. Hobbies: music, athletics.

HAROLD ISRAEL. Winnipeg. Daniel Mcintyre High School. Future: high school teacher.

JOAN LILLIAN IRVINE. Winnipeg. "Mert". Daniel Mc­ Intyre High School. Hobbies: piano, bowling.

MAUREEN KAY. Winnipeg. Norwood Collegiate. B.Sc., Manitoba. U.M.S.U. activities: Choral Society 2, 3, 4. Outside university: church choir.

LEONA KOSJAR. Winnipeg. Isaac Newton. B.Sc., Mani· toba. Faculty Brown and Gold rep. 5.

JULIA KOWBEL. Forrest, Man. Graduate of St. Michael's Academy, Brandon. Activities: Brown and Gold 4, Gamma Rho Kappa.

SISTER JACQUES (Edmee Labo�siere), St. Boniface. St. Joseph's Collegiate Institute. B.A .. Manitoba.

46 • BERNHARD LOEPPKY, Halbstadt, Man. Mennonite Collegiate Institute. University organizations: V. C. F. Outside university: Young People's; Sunday School. Married.

DONNA KATHLEEN LYE. MacGregor, Man. MacGregor High School. Faculty activities: choral society.

GLEN MACKENZIE. Gladstone, Man. Gladstone High School. B.A .. Manitoba. United activities: council 3, 4; editor "VOX" 3; yr. pres. 4; chapel choir 2, 3; Hand­ book editor 3, 4; curling 2, 3, 4; Stunt Nile 3, 4; Varsity Varieties 3; U.M.S.U. activities: co-editor Brown and Gold 4; choral society 4; interfac. drama festival 3. Hobbies: piano, trumpet, writing.

LLOYD T. McCULLOUGH. Miami, Man. Miami High School. B.S.A.. Manitoba. Faculty Freshie Day Com­ mittee. Outside university: Crop Improvement Club.

MARGARET JEAN MCMASTER. Winnipeg. Activities: Manitoba Society Teachers' Association, Social chair­ man-Canterbury Club, Conservative Club, University Women's Club. Sports: fencing, golfing, hockey, volley­ ball. Hobby: piano. She is also a member of Alpha Gamma Delta.

PATRICIA K. MALAHER. Winnipeg. "Trish". Kelvin High School. Faculty activities: social chairman 3; Lady Stick 4; chairman Arts coed council 4; athletic chairman of Education 5. U.M.S.U. activities: Vice-president of W.A. 4. Pi Beta Phi Sorority: Outside activities: University Women's Club; Girl Guide Swimming Club; St. Luke's Church; Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Club. B.A .. Arts.

H. M. MARCOS, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Safari Mekon­ nen of Ethiopia high school. B.A., University College of Addis Ababa. University activities: Newman club. Hoboies: photography, instrumental music. _ ETHEL MALIAN. Winnipeg. St. John's High School. Faculty activities: year president Arts 2; Editor Artsman 2; Varsity Varieties I. Faculty sports: volleyball 2; basketball 1, 2. U.M.S.U. activities: Student Relations; Brown and Gold activities editor. Panhellenic vice-pres. 2. Phi Sigma Sigma pres. 3; treas. 2. Hobbies: tennis, golf.

BEN MANDELL, Winnipeg. St. John's Tech. High School. B.Sc., Manitoba. Faculty activities: debating, drama. Outside university: Y.M.H.A. Hobbies: stamp-collecting. Married, two children, Rochelle, Howard.

FRED MARTENS. Winnipeg. St. John's Technical High School. B.Sc., Manitoba.

LILLIAN MEDVED, Winnipeg. St. John's Tech High School. Arts athletics: volleyball I, 2, 3; cheerleader 1, 2. University organizations: Hillel Reception chairman 2. Iota Alpha Pi Sorority pres. 4. Outside university: Y.M.H.A. club leader 1, 2.

GEBREHlWET MENGESHA, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Jeferi Makonnen School. B.A., University College of Addis Ababa. Education faculty treasurer. Hobbies: piano, tennis, socials. Future: school administration.

• 47 OLAFUR ALLAN OLSON. Kirkfield Park. "Oli". St. James Collegiate. Faculty activities: curling convener: flag football convener. Outside university: St. Vital Bulldog's football team, curling. B.S.A., Manitoba.

JACQUELYN MILTON, Winnipeg. "Lyn". City Park Collegiate, Saskatoon, B.A .. University of Saskatchewan. Faculty social co-chairman. Hobbies: swimming, golf. Future: music teacher.

DONALD G. MUTCH, Crystal City, Man. B.A .. Manitoba. Crystal City High School. Faculty activities: curling 2, 3, 4; French Club United 2, 3, 4. Outside university: United Church Young People's Union. Hobbies: reading, photography.

JOHN PETERSON. Fort Garry. John obtained an Honours English B.A. from United College in 1953. Sports interest John and he spends much time swimming, curling and fishing. In the future he hopes to be a teacher.

_H. LOIS REIMER. Winnipeg. B.A.. Manitoba. United College High School. Faculty activities: drama co-chair­ man Education.

IRENE RIESEN. Winnipeg. Luther College, Regina. B.A .. A.R.C.T., Manitoba. Faculty bowling 5. U.M.S.U. activi· ties: costuming "Be Your Age" 4; radio 4, 5. University organizations: French club 3, 4; German club 2, 3, 4; Music Club 3; V.C.F. 2, 3, 4, 5. Outside university: choir; Young People's. Hobbies: music, art, ping pong, swim­ ming, canoeing.

BOB KURAN, Winnipeg. An avid bird watcher. Sports: swimming, golf. Future: undecided.

CELINA BEAUDIN. Westbourne, Man. Rena h6lds a B.Sc. which she obtained in 1954. A year of permit teaching helped her to decide her future. This year she is U.M.S.U. Rep. from her faculty. Rena is quite a sportswoman for she enjoys hunting and fishing. Fossil collecting is her hobby. She is undecided about teaching elementary or high school.

ROBERT G. DUFF. Winnipeg. Robert graduated from Kelvin High School some years ago and holds a B.Sc. Faculty Sports: curling, bowling. Like other Education students, he plans to be a teacher.

NADY A LISOWSKY. Old Kildonan. Holder of a B.A .. Nadya was a member of the French Club 3, 4. Music and drawing interest her. In the future Nadya plans to teach or to take her M.A.

48 • SHEILA RUTH SCHWARTZ. Winnipeg. St. John's Techni· cal High School. Faculty activities: volleyball 1, 2; philanthropic 1, 2. Iota Alpha Pi. Hobbies: swimming, bowling. Attended U.C.L.A .. _ Los Angeles.

GAIL ROSENSTOCK. Winnipeg. St. John's Tech High. Faculty activities: cheerleader l, 2, 3; volleyball l, 2, 3; basketball l, 2; philanthropic l, 2. Iota Alpha Pi. Hobbies: swimming.

GORDON SENOFF. Winnipeg. Gordon holds a B.Th. from Winnipeg Bible Institute and College of Theology. He is active in the I.V.C.F. Photography is his hobby.

ALFRED C. SELVER, Winnipeg. Degree: B.A., United College. Outside activities: skiing, curling. Hobby: sleep­ ing. Future: teaching.

JANET SCOTT, Winnipeg. Obtained B.A. from United College. Activities: U. C. Council, curling, volleyball. Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority. Hobby: painting.

ANDREA K. SIGURJONSSON, Kelwood, Man. The Pas High School. United College Faculty activities: Stunt Night 2, 3, 4; Varsity Varieties 3, 4; Year Council 2, 3, 4; chairman of awards 4; coed council.

IRIS NORREN SOLNES. Dominion City, Man. Dominion City High School. B.A., Manitoba. Faculty bowling. Hobl;>ies: playing the piano. Married.

MARY M. RUTH SKINNER. Winnipeg. St. John's Techni· cal High School. B.A.. Manitoba Faculty athletics: swimming, bowling, skiing, volleyball, basketball. Attended United College 1, 2.

NANCY L. SMITH. Winnipeg. Riverbend High School. B.Sc., H.Ec.

LEON TRUPP, Stonewall, Man. Stonewall Collegiate. B.A., Pacific Union College. University organizations: treas. Physics Club. Outside university: leader of Young People's. Married, two children, Linda and Gregory.

MARILYN TOWNSEND. Winnipeg. A United College Graduate. Active in U.C. affairs. U.M.S.U. activities: choral society, drama. Hobbies : sewing, music.

VERNIECE WEBBER. Winnipeg. Verniece plans to teach primary grades. She is interested in singing and sings in the Daniel Mcintyre Grads Choir and her church choir.

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VALLI SIIMO. Estonia. President of Art Students' Club. Attended technical school in Stockholm. Sweden. Freshie Week committee 4.

MARILYN RITCHIE. Winnipeg. St. Joseph's Academy. Athletic rep. Art Student's Club. Sports: swimming, music. Future: advertising.

MINA FORSYTH, Pipestone, Man. Won an Isbister scholarship.

• Engineering students resign themselves to a lab-heavy schedule during their four year course.

• H �ur upon hour of the architecture students life is · spent with T-square in hand before his demanding draw­ ing board.

50 • • ARTSMEN on their faculty council are Seated: Martin Freedman, Carol Childerhose, Patsy Korman, Joan Busse, Senor Stick Guy Croft, Lady Stick Barb Kirkoatrick, Tom Rymes and Tom Ford. Standing are Barb Thomas, Val Williams, Pete Macdonaid, Reg Skene, Gary Plaxton, Cece Woods, Myrna Maslove, Carol Bowyer and Delsie Shector.

• Student leaders of AGRICULTURE for the 1954-1 955 term were: Front Row: Keith Smith, Wes Henderson, Senior Stick; Ken Sanderson and Glen Fulton. Second Row: Bob Tiaden, Morris Deveson, J. Homer, Don Meadows and Vernon Nelson. Third Row: Chuck Anderson, Bill Tait, Marie Endersby, Glen Cameron, Bob Rose and Ed Jarvis. Fourth Row: Verne Prior, John Thordarson, H. Webber, K. Robertson and Champ Russenholt. Fifth Row: Murray Cormack, Romeo Cinq-Mars, Ken Shipley, ,Ferg Cook, Albert I. Hodson and Don Murray. • UMSU President Scott Wright.

• Senior faculty reps. to the University of Manitoba Students' Union council are generally spending their second year as council members. They are Back row: John Schioler, Arts; Adin Bauman, Social Work; Bill Sherriff, Science; Herb McPherson, Fine Arts and Charles Huband, Law. Front row: Morris Deveson, Agriculture; Paul Bromley, St. Paul's College; Jamie Portman, St. John's College; Celina Beaudin, Education; Francis Struthers, Commerce; Margaret Dubois, St. Mary's College; Gwen Leslie, Home Economics; Rae CoHick, Nursing Education; Jack Redmond, Architecture and Interior Design l and David Blostein from United College. • Intermission time at UMSU council meeting fi nds Junior faculty representatives to the student council waiting. anxiously for doughnuts and coffee. They are back row: David Brown, Commerce; Ted Atkinson, Architecture and Interior Design; and Frank Cvitkovitch, St. Paul's College. Third row: John Meadows, Agriculture; Frank Muldoon, Law; lan McGonigal, Engineering; Heather Hep­ worth, Science; and Nursing Education's Helen Hildebrand. Second row: Judy Sinclair, St. Mary's College .and Barbara Thomas from Arts. Front row: Patsy Johnson, Home Economics; Anne Bright, St. John's College and Mary Thorpe, Fine Arts. • UMSU Treasurer Miles Pepper • Women's Association President Ev • UMSU Vice-President- Ray Wyr- Suter zykowski

UMSU COUNCIL

• Public Relations committee Chair­ • Manitoban Editor Julius Koteles man Hy. Calof • UMSU Secretary Des McCalmont

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• 53 • Minds behind F-Week for '54 were (standing) Val Williams, Jane • Leap frog gained popularity as newcomers to the Gladstone, Jerry Shore, Patsy Korman and Grant Marshall; (seated) suffered through initiation gags. Aubie Angel, committee chairman Ronnie Meyers, Barb Thomas, Lionel Orlikow and Barry McDougall.

FRESHIE WEEK

• Freshie Queen Nancy Sleeks of United College at extreme right was chosen from a group of seventeen candidates. The sixteen close runners-up are from left to right: Carol Brown representing Accountancy; Carol Davis, Agriculture; Mary Huband, Arts; Gail Statham, Commerce; Judy Hanson, Engineering; Lucy Ann Smaizys, Fine Arts; Audry PreHie, Home Ec.; Anne Sproule, Architecture and Interior Design; Carol MacAulay, Law; Mary Diane Keith, Medicine; Jane Witherspoon, Nursing; Joyce McGregor, Pharmacy; Margaret Clarke, St. John's; Joanne Holden, St. Mary's; Trudy Bemben, Science; and Joan Wheeler from the School of Social Work.

54 • • Fine A;ts Freshies carry balloon-constructed dragon - prize winning float in Friday's Freshie parade.

• Leading the downtown parade was UMSU's stuffed Bison Mannie Toba and friend.

• Import "Scatman" Crothers { with the trousers) demon­ strates his technique to Winnipegger Barney Charach after Thursday's Brown and Gold Review.

U OF M FRESHMEN from first, second, third and fourth years, not to mention the post-grads, were welcomed to the '54-'55 term with the most fabulous Freshie-Week ever. Celebrity "Scatman" Crothers, introduced to F-Week in the Brown and Gold Review brought a more professional look to the welcome week than has been seen in the past. The Scatman was backed up by local entertainers for the Thursday variety show, a new addition this year. The popular pep rallies and tea dances once again found their way into the program which was the result of hours of summer planning by committee chairman Ronnie Meyers and his group. City police also planned ahead and helped make the Friday night parade the most orderly in history. A mardi gras style float from Fine Arts took the float contest hands down. Dances spotted throughout the Week brought record crowds to the Union building at Fort Garry, but UMSU members had their heavy dates for the Big One - Saturday's Freshie Dance. The Big One saw United College's Nancy Bleeks named Queen of Freshmen after having been chosen from the largest number of candi­ dates ever to vie for the crown. From opening gun on September 20, 1954, until F-Week ended six days later the U of M never settled down - it was witnessing the most action packed Frosh welcome to ever hit campus.

• 55 • "How could you believe me when I told you that I • Top hats and tails for co-emcees Butch Kay, left and loved you when you know I've been a liar all my life," Johnnie Harris. They fooled audience by coming on said Ronnie Meyers to Ev Suter in VV individual act. stage from the wings - no VV emcee had before 1954.

• Amy Henderson starred in VV production number - a stage version of Gentlemen Prefer Blondes' hit sequence - Diamonds are a girl's best friend. Costume and color were keynote of the local staging. • Top skit from Interior Design featured near-professional • TV man Liberace found his way into VV via the sets, an un printable name and a story based on silent Ec skit. Mama Liberace smiles lovingly at piano picture mellerdrammer antics. son.

VARS ITY VAR I ETIES

• Following U of M military band at VV program opening was the Flame Baton act of drum majorette Carol Gay.

VARSITY VARIETIES for 1954-1955, after a whirl­ wind argument over the chosen date, opened with an unusual occurrence on November 9. For the first time in VV's six year history, the emcees, Johnnie Harris and Butch Kay, opened the show by an almost straight entrance onto the Civic Auditorium stage from the wings. Then followed the action-packed three hour review, which campus critics had branded im­ possible to produce. They based their attack on the fact that VV had always been staged in second term, and claimed that lack of time for preparation would prevent a successful first term show. Skits from Interior Design, Home Ec., St. Paul's and United proved the skeptics to be wrong. I.D. took top honors in skit competition while Ballet in Boogie by four campus artists was named best individual act on the VV program. In sponsorin g th is section, th e Winnipeg Grain Exchange extends best wishes to th e Fa culty and Agricultural Gra duates of 1955.

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A CHALLENGE TO YOUTH

The romance of the Canadian prairies is irrevocably associated with . the vision, the courage, and the ingenuity of its freedom-loving pioneers.

Theirs was the pride of ownership-the pride of

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The pride of ownership still remams but the pride of free choice and free action has almost disap­ peared in the maze of governmental controls.

THE ROMANCE of the West's oil and mineral discoveries and the growth of industry have lured many young people fl'Om prairie fa rms-attracted by a freedom that seemed to have been lost at home. This migration· from the land should not continue.

Herein lies a challenge fo r leadership to the agriculture students now graduating from our great universities. In theit· application of scientific knowledge may they recapture for this great indu,stry the basic freedom of choice and of action that served as an inspiration to the pioneers and early farm leaders.

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E OF CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC -that's one out of every eighteen employees Wnever fo rget that ours is essentially an -and is continually adding to their number. engineering organization. We know that our These men - whether they work as develop­ progress depends on the constant recruit­ ment, design, production, application, sales ment of young engineers and are proud of or. service engineers, in the electncal, me­ the contribution we are making to their chanical or chemical fields-are in the final training. analysis working for you. Engineering graduates They develop, design and manufacture join this Company each year the complex electrical equipment that gen­ Each year, since its earliest days, engineering erates power, transmits it across great dis­ graduates have joined this Company to tances, controls it and then puts it to work for the common good. They are constantly continue their training in special courses­ nearly twelve hundred have already gained improving and simplifying existing products to increase their efficiency and lower their invaluable experience on the Company's cost. They develop brand-new products to well-known "Test" Course. meet brand-new needs. In cooperation with The purpose of the course is primarily to our customers' engineers they design and ensure a constant supply of trained talent install equipment to meet specialized needs for this Company. A high proportion of the -to raise productivity and to lower costs. executives of this organization got their start on the "Test" Course. The engineers' part The course over the years has also con­ in Canada's rising prosperity tributed a constant stream of highly-trained graduates to fill the ranks of Canadian It is an important part of their work to find industry. In fact, it is a source of pride that new methods of manufacture, and to de- not a few of them are to be fo und today velop new equipment and products that do holding important positions in many more, last longer, cost less to operate. It widoly di,mifiod onginre

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• 67 Cast of Stage Society's G0lden Boy - Director Robert Jar·man sitting at the desk.

• In the process of hunting up m1ssmg grad write-ups are some of the B. and G. staffers. Betty Mcleod, Clare Irwin, Marcia Murray, and Kathy Rooke go after delinquent grads.

• Mounting close to BOO Grad photos are staff­ ers: Linda Wright, Edythe Macdonald, Gerry McDermot, Scott Wright, J. Wright, Lionel Orlikow, Eileen Kepper, Donna Niblock.

BRO WN AN D GOLD • Yearbook Editors spend major portion of life on the telephone. Caught in this familiar pose are Co-Editors Clare Irwin and Lionel Orlikow.

• B and G staffers Beryl Choslovsky and Jimmy Swartz are planning the next series of photos of the campus casual scenes for the book.

IN AN ATTEMPT to cut down costs plus exorbitant demands upon student editors' time, Brown and Gold yearbook editors for 1954-1955 slashed the size of the book in half and emphasized the gra­ duate portion of the production. A further change in this edition was the switch in the method of printing. For many years the B. and G. was processed by letter-press, but th e speed-up campaign of 1955 dictated a faster method and the lithographic style got the nod. The results of this change are a book that appears on the campus in time for the late May Convo­ cation. Another innovation for the '55 book was the purchasing of the padded covers in the U.S.A., and still another was the reduction to a more popular price for the annual. Each alteration was designed to give the book more appeal both to the student body generally, and to future B. and G. staffers.

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AT THE CANADIAN UNIVERSITY PRESS CONFERENCE held December, 1954, at the nation's capital, the :J·: ,·,.·I Manitoban of the University of Manitoba was named CUP executive paper for the year 1955. At the conference the 'Toban was also judged second to the U. of Toronto's Varsity in the organization's annual general excellence compe­ titions. Back home, Canada's Other Great appeared on campus 40 times in its tabloid, eight-page form introduced in 1953. Soaring printing prices dic­ tated the dropping of three issues from the num­ ber printed during the previous year. Reintroduction of the regular Features and Literary pages widened the scope of the 1954- 1955 'Toban, and thus it had appeal for a great number of student readers.

72 • • Manitoban Editorial Board members Clare Irwin, Avonne Horkoff, Charlie Huband and Frank Muldoon.

• 'Toban news staff, standing: Sandra Kaufman, Judy Pres­ cott, and Jerry Shore. Seated: Dave Sheps, Sandra Wyrzy­ kowski, Ron Kinney, news editor; Goldie Gelmon, news editor.

• Writers and artists for Canada's Other Great include standing: Pat ,Korman, Aubie Rusen, Jean . McMaster and Danny Abbott. Seated are Dave Williamson, Dav4! Shops, Jamie Portman, Jane Owens and Roy Halstead. • A cosmopolitan group formed the staff of this year's Telephone Directory. Staffers are Sta nding: Co-Editors Howie Young and Ray Sweeney, Gay Mullen, Hartley Stinson, Thorace Parsons, Donna Smith, Ma Shiu-Hay, Dave Stinson, Vincent Leung, Fraser Robin, Mark Tang, Don Eby and John Chang. Seated are Lana Cheung, Don Newey, June Chang, Peter Szeto and Y. H. Kan.

CAMPUS WOLVES and Christmas card senders alike welcomed the early December arrival to TELEPHONE the University of Manitoba Campus of the UMSU Telephone Directory.

· Accurate lists of valuable information found DIRECTORY their way into this 1954-1955 edition, the 37th to hit the U of M bookstands. Name, address, phone number, faculty or college and year of each UMSU member appeared between the brown and tan, ultra-modern designed covers. Other lists covered faculty and administrative staff, faculty student councillors and UMSU leaders. One of the largest staffs to produce the book in recent years first made a dummy from tele­ phone directory cards filled out by registering students, then checked each name in the book with Official Registrar's Office lists before publication.

74 • • Colorful ceremonies annually open mock parliament. Governor-General Dr. Hugh Saunderson here enters the House to deliver the speech from the throne. Led by Sergeant-at-Arms Stuart Barber, the Governor-General is followed by his Civil and Military Aides-de Camp, the Gentlemen Usher and the Prime Minister.

ST UDENT PARLIAMENT

• Prime Minister Miles Pepper, second from right and at right is Speaker, Edythe MacDonald. FIRST ITEM on the 1955 agenda at the University of Manitoba was Student Parliament h�ld at the Manitoba Legislative buildings. Campus Liberal party gained 50 per cent. of the 60 seats in. the 1955 session and opening day, January 5, saw Governor-General Dr. Hugh H. Saunderson call upon Miles Pepper, Liberal lead­ er in the house, to form the government. Student Conservatives were named as Her Majesty's Loyal Opposition and served through the three day session under the leadership of Gary Brazzell from Law. Another lawyer, Al Mackling led the C.C.F.ers. Keeping watch from the Speaker's chair of the Chambers was Liberal Edythe MacDonald who was elected by the house at first session. Innovation of this year's administration was the appointment of several prominent student parliamentarians to the Senate. • HOME ECONOMICS BUILDING • MANITOBA LAW COU RTS GRANT E. SIMS, Winnipeg. Mechanical Engineering. Activities: Council rep. 2, Senior Stick 4, Delegate to E.I.C. Conference, Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity. Out­

side activities: United Church Young People. Future: · post-grad in Business Administration.

P. V. CARR, Medstead, Sask. "Pat". Civil Engineering. Sigma Lamda Phi Fraternity.

JAMES S. ANDERSON, Winnipeg. Civil Engineering. Sports: badminton. Future: Civil Engineering.

H. W. COCHRANE. Silverton, Man. Russell Collegiate. Civil Engineering.

GORDON CUMMING, Winnipeg. Civil Engineering. Sigma Lamda Phi Fraternity.

H. M. CURRY. Winnipeg. Civil Engineering. Married.

TED DILLISTONE. Brandon, Man. Brandon Collegiate. Civil Engineering. Other Universities attended: Royal Roads, Royal Military College. Hobbies: high fidelity sound reproduction.

ALF 0. DYREGROV, Ft. Garry. "Ole". Civil Engineering. Activities: Faculty, Freshie Week chairman 4. Outside activities: Puffin Ski Club. Hobbies: curling, skiing, swimming. Future: Civil Engineering.

DONALD ELLIOT. Kelvin. Outside activities: Wildwood Tennis Club. Hobbies: photography from the word go, hence always broke; still fighting for a camera club on campus. Future: Hopeless, will never amount to any­ thing more than a millionaire. Additional information: handsomest in class-at last glance still eligible.

L. J. FOUILLARD, St. Lazare, Man. Civil Engineering. B.A. St. Boniface College. Future: Civil Engineering.

THOMAS W. GODFREY: University High, Edmonton. Civil Engineering. Outside activities: Young United

Church Young People's. Hobbies : · hunting, swimming, fishing.

REGINALD FOX. Carman, Man. Civil Engineering. Graduate of Carman Collegiate. Married with one son, Laurie William.

78 • ANATOLE GUROWKA, The Pas, Man. Civil Engineering. Activities: Athletic Pres. 3, 4; Curling Club Pres. 4; U.M.S.U. Union Committee. Vice.Pres. Men's Residence House Committee. Sports: curling 1, 2, 3, 4; hockey 1. 2, 3, 4; basketball; soccer 3, 4; bowling 1, 2, 3, 4; archery. Future: undecided.

JOHN J. HAMILTON, Winnipeg. "JJ". Civil Engineering. Sigma Phi Delta Fraternity. Business manager 4. Future: Sales Engineering.

RUDY HUMMEL, Lockport, Man. Electrical Engineering. Hobbies: bowling, bridge, hi-li home radio. Future: Electronics.

RON LAZAR, Birds Hill, Man. Civil Engineering. Activities: debating chairman 3, 4; blood drive convener 3. Organizations: Hillel. Future: Construction work or P.G.

MERVYN MlNDESS, Winnipeg. Civil Engineering. Graduate of St. John's Tech. High School. Member of Hillel organization. Sports: curling 1, 2, 4; basketball 2, 4. Hobbies: music, sports, fishing. Future: municipal engineering.

JACK · MOORE. Tompkins, Sask. Civil Engineering. A war veteran. Member of S.E.I.C. Sports: curling, bowling. Formerly attended U of Saskatchewan.

ROY NIZALIK. Winnipeg, Man. Civil Engineering. "Count". Plays trumpet and saxophone in a local band. Plans to marry after graduation. Future: work in Los Angeles.

KENNETH PEAKER, Riverton, Man. Civil Engineering. Hobbies: hunting, curling, swimming.

STEPHEN SAPINSKI. Winnipeg. Civil Engineering. Activities: Newman Club. Hobbies: Mountain climbing, reading, sports. Future: Railroad Engineering.

MICHAEL SCHIOLER. Winnipeg, Man. Civil Engineering. Graduate of United Collegiate. Activities: social chair­ man of faculty 3; S.E.I.C. chairman 4; Sports: volleyball, basketball. Delta Upsilon Fraternity.

FRANK ROSS SCRASE, Dauphin, Man. Dauphin Collegi· ate. Civil Engineering (Soils). Activities: Engineering Curling Club. Hobbies: following all popular sports. Future: construction field.

CHRISTIAN STIEDA, Winnipeg. Civil Engineering. Organizations: S.C.M. 2, 3, 4; I.S.O. 2, 3, 4; Outside activities: Canadian Youth Hostel Association; Y.M.C.A. Hobbies: mountaineering, hiking. Also attended T.H. Hanover, Germany.

• 79 BUDD WHITICAR. Winnipeg, Man. Civil Engineering. Activities: Treasurer, Curling Convener, Bowling Con­ vener of faculty. Member of S.E.I.C.

FRED D. YOUNG. General Byng High School. Civil Engineering. Sports: curling I, 2, 3, 4, rifle 4, bowling 4, badminton 3. Outside activities: Engineering Institute of Canada. Hobbies: hunting, fishing, model building. Future: work in construction field.

CREST ZARETSKY. Winnipeg. St. John's Tech. Activities: Soccer L 2.

RON YOUNGBERG. Rainy River, Ont. Civil Engineering. Activities: U.M.S.U. radio 2. Sports: swimming I, 2; badminton 2, 3. Outside activities: Y.M.C.A. Hobbies: music, leather work, sports, reading. Future: municipal ·engineering.

ARNOLD BAKER. Neepawa, Man. Neepawa Collegiate. Electrical Engineering (Power). Sports: Rifle Club 2, 3, 4, Skiing 3, 4, Curling 3, 4. Outside activities: Flin Flon Grayling & Aquatic Club. Hobbies: fixing old cars, canoeing. Future: work in South America.

MERVIN BEDFORD. Killarney, Man. Killarney Collegiate Institute. Electrical Engineering (Power): Activities: rifle and ski clubs.

DONALD CARL CAMPBELL, Winnipeg, Man. Gordon Bell. Electrical Engineering (Communications). U.M.S.U. Activities: Producer, U.M.S.U. Radio I, Chairman, U.M.S.U. Radio 2, 3. Future: Electronics.

JOHN AMBLER BELL. Winnipeg. Kelvin. Electrical Engin­ eering (Communications). Outside activities: Y.M.C.A., Amateur Radio Club of Manitoba. Hobbies: swimming, radio ham operator. Fraternity: Sigma Phi Delta. Future: Radio Engineering and Designing in South America.

GLENN R. CHARGE, Winnipeg. Electrical Engineering (Power). Sigma Phi Delta Fraternity. Future: Canadian Army (Regular) R.C.E.M.E. Corps.

REUBEN DUBOFF, Winnipeg. St. John's Tech. Electrical Engineering (Communications) Outside Activities: E.I.C., I.R.E. Hobbies: stamp collecting, political science. Future: post graduate work (Micro Wave).

HARVEY COHEN. Winnipeg. "Quin". St. John's Tech. Electrical Engineering. Activities: Associate Editor Slide Rule, C.O.T.C., Inter-faculty Basketball 4. Outside Activi­ ties: Institute of Radio Engineers. U.M.S.U. Activities: Public Relations Committee. Hobbies: Political Science. Fraternity: President Zeta Beta Tau. Future: Post Gradu­ ate Business Administration.

DONALD EBY. Winnipeg. "Don". Electrical Engineering (Power). Activities: Faculty rifle convener. Organizations: Politics Club 3; Rifle Club. Outside activities: Manitoba Young Liberals; Klng Memorial Church. Hobbies: old cars. Graduate of Normal School.

80 • H. TORRENCE HAZELTON. Winnipeg. Ravenscourt. Electrical Engineering (Communications). U.M.S.U. activi· ties: U.M.S.U. Radio 4. Hobbies: music, audio, photo· graphy, tennis. Future: undecided.

ABE HILDEBRANDT, Gretna, Man. Electrical Engiiieering (communications). Sports: curling 4. Outside activities: Latin American Institute of Winnipeg 3, 4. Hobbies: languages, piano.

DON HADDEN, Winnipeg. Electrical Engineer;:'.g (Com· mnnications) Activities: U.M.S.U. radio, sound operator and design engineer 1, 2, 3, 4. Outside activities: Y.M.C.A. Hobbies: radio. Future: radio and electronics, design and development.

DOUGLAS HASTINGS, Winnipeg. D.M.C.I. Electrical Engineering (Communications). Outside activities: Win· nipeg Cine Club. Hobbies: 16 M.M. movies. Married. Future: plant engineer at Manitoba Telephone System.

WOLODYMYR HRYHORIJIW. Innsbruck, Austria. Elec· !rica) Engineering (Communications). Outside activities: Gamma Rho Kappa. Other universities attended: Poly· technic Institute, Stuttgart, Germany. Arrived in Canada, August, 1949. Future: research in ultra high frequency field.

ROBERT F. KLASSEN. Winkler, Man. "Bob". Electrical Engineering. Future: Electrical Engineering.

IAN P. NORQUAY, Winnipeg. "Zark". Electrical Engin· eering (Power). Outside activities: R.C.N.(R).

KENNETH J. KRAMER, Winnipeg. Electrical Engineering (Power). Activities: Brown and Gold rep. 4; Membership Chairman Student E.I.C. 4; class rep. 3. Future: Elec­ trical Engineering.

BARRY F. MURPHY. Winnipeg. "Murt". Electrical Engineering (Communications) Activities: U.M.S.U. rep. 2, 3; public relations committee 4; basketball promotion 2, 3; Freshie Week committee 3. Sigma Phi Delta Fraternity, president 3. Future: P.G. Electronics design.

WALTER OMELIAN. W. Selkirk, Man. Selkirk Collegiate. Electrical Engineering. Hobbies: astronomy, chess. Future: Electrical Communication Eng.

ARTHUR PITT, Winnipeg. Electrical Engineering. Married with one daughter, Susan.

BEN REITELMAN. Winnipeg. St. John's Tech. Electrical Engineering (Commnnications). Sports: basketball and tennis. Convener 4.

• 81 RA�PH D; VRYENHOEK. Winnipeg. "Hook". Electrical Engineering (Power).

HERBERT J. WALTON. Winnipeg. Electrical Engineering (Power). Activities: Editor Slide Rule 4; editor Brown and Gold 2, Building committee 3; Creative Campus 3. Outside activities: Y.M.C.A:, lj..C.N.(R). Graduate of Royal Roads, 1952. Future: Electrical Engineering.

MICHAEL H. SAWKA, Winnipeg. Electrical Engineering (Communications). Sports: 6-man football, coach. Activi­

ties: Gamma Rho Kappa, President 4; Electrical OHicer, · Naval Reserve. Future: Communications engineer.

JOSEPH P. ZANYK. Pine River, Man. Electrical Engineer­ ing (Power). Activiiies: Engineering Council sec. 2; U.M.S.U. rep. 3, 4. Future: transmission lines.

ROBERT W. M. REEVE. Winnipeg. Geological Engineer­ ing. Outside activities: Strathcona Curling Club. Hobbies: baseball, curling, ·automobiles. Married. Future: Alberta oil fields then the Far East.

RICHARD FREDERICK SCARTH, Winnipeg. Geological Engineering. "Dick". Kelvin. Sports: Senior Basketball 2, 3, 4; Junior Basketball I. Fraternity: Delta Kappa Epsilon. Hobbies: duck shooting. Future: work with an oil company.

ROBERT A. BAGNALL. Winnipeg. "Bob". Mechanical Engineering.

KENNETH BORKOWSKY. Winnipeg. "Ken". Mechanical Engineering. Future: Mechanical Engineering.

WILLIAM J, AYRES. Winnipeg. Mechanical Engineering. Sports: basketball, hockey, volleyball, soccer.

GEORGE M. CHERNOFF, Mikado, Sask. Mechanical Engineering. Activities: symphony, residence house com� mittee. Hobbies: music, photography, electronics, sports.

RONALD D. BROWN. Winnipeg. "Ron". Mechanical Engineering. Sigma Lamda Phi Fraternity.

RONALD P. CINQ-MARS, Winnipeg. "Ron". Mechanical Engineering.

82 • JOHN E. CZAJA. Winnipeg. Mechanical Engineering. Attended Royal Military College.

HYMEN DASHEVSKY, Brunkild, Man. "Hy". Mechanical Engineering. Sports: soccer, basketball. Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity.

LAWRENCE DUNN, Winnipeg. Mechanical Engineering. Attended United College. Activities: Flying Club. Hobbies: flying. woodworking. car mechanics. Married. Future: postgrad. work in U.S.

BARRY J. FERRIES, Winnipeg. "Filly". Mechanical Engineering. Sports: basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Council, publicity chairman 3, 4. Sigma Phi Delta Fraternity. Outside activities: Order of the Black Square, St. Andrew's Young People's. Hobbies: cartooning. Future: Engineering.

W. J. DUTKIEWICZ, Yorkton, Sask. Mechanical Engineer­ · ing. Organizations: Gamma Rho Kappa. Future: Mechanical Engineering.

WAYNE 0. FRASER, Winnipeg. "Wof''. Mechanical Engj.neering. Sports: basketball 2, 3, 4; hockey 2, 3; volleyball 2, 3; badminton 3, 4; tennis 3, 4. Outside activities: St. Boniface Golf Club. Hobbies: music.

TERRY HANNA. Winnipeg. Mechanical Engineering. Activities: class president 2, 3. Sigma Lamda Phi.

ROSS HENDERSON, Winnipeg, Man. Mechanical Engin­ e�ring. Activities: Managing Editor Brown and Gold 1947; Editor Brown and Gold 1948; Assistant Sports Editor of Manitoban 1947; U.M.S.U. Assistant Treasurer 1949; Glee Club. Operates his own insurance and accounting business. Married. Future: management con­ sultant.

GERALD JANSEN, Winnipeg. "Gerry". Mechanical Engineering. Sports: Senior Bisons basketball 2, 3, 4.

JOHN E. KARPA, Winnipeg, Mechanical Engineering. Sports: hockey. basketball. soccer, volleyball.

ALBERT E. JEROME. Winnipeg. "Ted". Mechanical Engineering.

WILLIAM B. KARAKUC, Winnipeg. "Bill". Mechanical Engineering. Organizations: Gamma Rho Kappa. Future: Aeronautics.

• 83 WILLIAM P. A. LOCKART. Rainy River, Ont. Mechanical Engineering. Activities: Glee Club, Manitoban photo· grapher. Hobbies: photography.

GERMAIN J. MAGUET. Laurier, Man. "Gerry". Mechani­ cal Engineering. Organization: Newman Club. Future: Mechanical Engineering.

EARL MILLAR. Miami. Man. Mechanical Engineering. United College graduate. Sports: hockey 2, 3. This engineer is married. ' TREVE C. PIPER. Headingly. Mechanical Engineering. Hobbies: curling, hunting, baseball.

GORDON PALMER. Winnipeg. Mechanical Engineering. Member of Engineering Institute of Canada. Activities outside U: Baptist Young People's; Tabernacle Young Men's Club. Hobby: curling. Plans to be an industrial engineer.

IRVIN OLAFSON. Riverton, Man. Mechanical Engineer­ ing. Graduate of Riverton High School. Married with one daughter. Christine.

CLINTON L. REID. Foxwarren. Man. Mechanical Engineering. Sports: rifle. track, volleyball, hockey, fencing, gymnastics.

ROBERT REED. Stony Mountain. Man. Mechanical Engineering. Activities outside university: Christian Cell Group. St. John's Cathedral; R.C.A.F. 1946-1949. Hobby: leatherwork. Future: Anglican ministry.

JOHN W. RUDAN. Winnipeg. Mechanical Engineering. Organizations: Gamma Rho Kappa. Future: Mechanical Engineering.

BRIAN S. STEWART. Winnipeg. Mechanical Engineering. Sigma Lamda Phi Fraternity. Hobbies: golf, carpentry. Married, with two boys James and Brian.

CARL RUFELDS. Winnipeg. "Roof". Mechanical Engin­ eering. Activities: Business manager Slide Rule 4. Out­ side activities: football (Weston). Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity.

HERB M. TILL. Winnipeg. Mechanical Engineering.

84 • LESZEK A. WASILEWSKI, Winnipeg. Mechanical Engin­ eering. Hobbies: golf, music. Future: Mechanical Engin­ eering. Also attended South-West Essex Technical College, London, England.

LEONARD WALKER. Souris, Man. Mechanical Engineer­ ing. Activities: U.M.S.U. Radio, piano solos 2, 3; Pep Rallies 1, 2. Sports: tabloid 4; soccer I, 3, 4; hockey 1, 2; rifle 2; ski meet 3, 4. Member of Y.M.C.A. Future: engineering out west.

S. BALDWIN THORSTEINSON. Winnipeg. "Baldy". Mechanical Engineering.

EDWARD M. YATES. Gull Lake, Sask. Mechanical Engineering. Married with one daughter, Melinda. Future: oil fields. Holds teaching certificate and taught school for two years.

WALTER WYNNE. Winnipeg. Attended Westmount High School in Montreal and Moncton High School. Junior Class Pres. at Mount Allison University. Future includes railway job with C.N.R.

WALTER WEIR, Winnipeg, Man: D.M.C.I. Mechanical Engineering. Future: aircraft industry.

GARRY ZIMMERMAN, Winnipeg. Mechanical Engineer­ ing. Active in sports: soccer I, 2, 3, 4; basketball 1. 2, 3, 4; volleyball 2, 3, 4; curling I, 2, 3. Member of Sigma Lamda Phi Fraternity. Future: undecided.

RALPH H. YETMAN, Winnipeg. Mechanical Engineering. Sports: bowling· 1. volleyball 1, 2, 3. Sigma Phi Delta Fraternity. Outside activities: Winnipeg Canoe Club.

NICK ZIRBRYCKI, Winnipeg, Man. D.M.C.I. Mechanical Engineering. Sports: interfaculty hockey.

OREST C. CHAYKOWSKY, Winnipeg. "Chick". Engineer­ ing Physics. Sports: volleyball, basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Organizations: Institute of Radio Engineers. Gamma Rho Kappa Fraternity. Hobbies: chess. Future: P.G. in Electronics and Nuclear Physics.

WILLIAM R. WALL, Winnipeg. Engineering Physics. Activities: Varsity Varieties 1, Gamma Rho Kappa 1, 2, 3, 4; Telecommunications officer 7th Tech. Regt. R.C.E.M.E. militia 3, 4. Future Masters degree Servo­ mechanisms, research and development.

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DOROTHY JOHNSON, Winnipeg. Activities: Lady Stick 4; Varsity Varieties 1, 2, 3, 4; Barn Dance 1, 2, 3; Cheer­ leader 1, 2; Campus Blood Drive Chairman; W.A. Personnel Chairman 4. Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority.

DOROTHY ABRAMS. Dietetics Major; Varsity Varieties 1 and 3; B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation; Iota Alpha Pi Sorority. Future: Dietitian.

LILLIAN ABRAMS. Dietetics Major. Varsity Varieties 1 and 3; B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation; Iota Alpha Pi Sorority. Future: Dietitian.

DIAN AIKMAN. Winnipeg. Graduated from Gordon Bell High School. Dietetics option. Alpha Delta Pi Sorority. Future: Dietetics interneship.

LORRAINE BLATCHFORD. "Beam." -Dietetic Major. Freshie Week 4; Varsity Varieties 4; Golf Tournament 4; Echo; Alpha Delta Pi Rushing Chairman. Future: Dietetics interneship.

JANET BLEEKS. Winnipeg. "Denny". Activities: Varsity Varieties 2, 3, 4; Barn Dance 3, 4; Freshie Week Co­ chairman 3; Drama and Debating Rep. 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Active in Church Young Adults' Club. Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority. Future: Undecided.

JUDITH BOLE. Winnipeg. Activities: Junior and Senior Treasurer of Home Ec. Council ; Varsity Varieties 2. 3; Library Committee 3. Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority. Future: Dietetics.

BARBARA BODY. Winnipeg. Gordon Bell High School. Varsity Varieties 3, 4. Sports: Curling Badminton. Alpha Delta Pi Sorority: Hobby: Sewing. Future: Teaching.

CAROL BROWN. Carman, Man. Dietetics Major. Future: Dietetic interneship.

LORRAINE BROWN, Winkler, Man. Activities; Choral Society 3; volunteer social work; I.V.C.F. Future: Teaching.

RUTH BROWN, Winnipeg, Man. Activities: Vice-Stick 4; UMSU . Radio; Publicity Rep. 2; Sec. of UMSU Drama Society, Choral Society. Sports: Bowling, Badminton. Sigma Kappa Sorority: Pres. 3, 4. Future: Dietetics.

CAROL BROCK. General Course. Varsity Varieties 3, 4; Sports Rep. I, 2, 3; Sports Pres. 4; H.Ec. Cheerleader 2, 3; Echo; Debating 4; U.M.S.U. Cheerleader !, 4; Pres. of Women's Athletics 4; Telephone Book; Alpha Delta Pi Sorority. Hobbies: Sports and Handicrafts. Future: Home Ec. Teacher.

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MARY CAMERON. Kelowna, B.C. Treasurer of Women's

Residence. Sports: Skiing, Volleyball,· Badminton. Future: Teaching or extension work.

BETTY ANNE CHAPPELL. Winnipeg, Man. Activities: Co-convener of Freshie Week and Varsity Varieties. 4: Home Ec. Club Rep. I; Echo Rep. 3; Cheerleader 2; Golf convener 3. Outside activities; Winnipeg Canoe Club, Viking Ski Club. Alpha Delta Pi Sorority. Future: Dietitian.

PHYLLIS COOKE. "Phyl". General Course. Varsity Varieties 3; Choral Society 1, 2, 3; U.M.S.U. Radio 2, 3, 4; Soloist at Augustine Church ; Philharmonic Choir. Hobbies: Music. Future: Marriage in 1955.

DIANE COOPER. Textile Major. Echo I, 3; Choral Society 2; U.M.S.U. cheerleader 3, 4; Canterbury Club 2; Member of Young People's St. Margaret's Anglican Church. Future: Textiles.

EDNA MARGARET CRAIG. Oakville, Man. Extra· curricular activities include interfaculty volleyball 2, 3, 4. Future: Dietetic interneship.

JOAN DARBY, Winnipeg, Man. Activities: Freshie Week; Varsity Varieties. Winner of all sports awards in Home Ec. Pi Beta Phi Sorority. Future: Dietetic interneship.

ELEANOR DAVIS, Regina. Central Collegiate, Regina. Majoring: Textiles and Crafts. Faculty activities: Tennis 2, 3, 4, Hockey 1; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; convener 2; Volleyball 3, 4; Rifle 3, 4, and Badminton 3, 4. Hobbies: Crafts, Photography. Future: Teaching or Extension Services.

DIANE DAKIN, Regina. Dietetic option. Activities: Residence activities 1, 2; Varsity Varieties 4; Alpha Delta Pi Sorority; Panhellenic Association (Philanthropic Chairman). Future: Interne in Dietetics.

ELEANOR DAWSON, Winnipeg, Man. Activities: Barn Dance M.C. 3; Varsity Varieties 3, 4; Freshie Week 3, 4; Echo 3, 4. Sports: Golf Convener 4; Hockey, Basketball, Tennis. Member_ of U. Liberal Club. A future teacher.

JOYCE FLEMING. Wiqnipeg. Textile Major. Barn Dance 2, 3, 4; Home Ec. Frephie Queen I; Volleyball 1; Echo 2, 3; Model for Home Ec. Fashion Show and model training; Varsity Varieties 2, 3, 4; W.A. Dance 2, 3, 4; Entertainment 3; Varsity Ski Queen 1; President Zeta Tau Alpha; Panhellenic Exec. 3; Convener Panhellenic Fashion Show 3, 4. Hobbies: Sewing and Crafts. , JOCELYN GALBRAITH. Winnipeg. Kelvin Grad. Activities: Junior and Senior Social Rep.; Glee Club ushering and costuming. Member of Church young People's Group and Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority. Future: Education.

ELAINE HAND. Carman, Man. Activities: Choral Society 2, 3; Residence Choir 1, 3, 4; Residence House Com· mittee 3, 4. Sports: curling. Hobbies: Piano and Singing. A future Dietitian.

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JOCELYN HARRIS. ''Joy". Textile Major. Publicity and Activities on Home Ec. Council 4; Textile Lab. Assistant 4; Varsity Varieties_3, 4; Bowling 4; Conservative Club; Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority, Air Force; Young Progres­ sive Conservative Exec.; Young People's, St. George's Church; Puffin Ski Club; Winnipeg Canoe Club. Hobbies: Sports, Sewing Crafts. Future: Home Ec. teacher or Extension work.

DOREEN HEUCHERT. General Course. Publicity 4; Textile Lab. Asst. 4; Echo; U.M.S.U. cheerleader 3, 4; Newman Club; Communion Breakfasts 3 and Vice-pres. 4. Hobbies: Piano, Sewing. Future: Teacher.

CONSTANCE IOANIDIS. Portage Ia Prairie. Dietetics option. Activities: Class President 1; Athletics President 3; Student Advisor 4; U.M.S.U. Athletic Chairman; Campus Tennis Convener; Vice-Pres. of Campus Sports; Residence House Committee. Sports: Tennis, Badminton, Tabloid, Volleyball, Basketball. Winner of Women's Tennis Championship 1, 2, 3. Outstanding Woman Athlete 3. Future: Dietetic intemeships.

BONNIE GRACE JESSEN. Sanford, Man. Activities: Residence Choir; S.C.M. Hobbies ; Sewing, Reading. Future plans include dietetic interneship.

DONALDA KING. Harding, Man. "Donnie". A.I.F. Reserve 2, 3, 4. Gamma Delta organization. Residence curling 2, 3, 4. Hobbies: Crafts and Arts. A future teacher.

ELSIE KUBRAK, Vegreville, Alta. Active in Gamma Rho Kappa and Alpha Omega Clubs. Future: Extension work.

• Practice house routine for third year Home Eccers would appear to be.one of eating-eating and food. Actually covers all angles of home-keeping.

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GWEN LESLIE. Morden, Man. Faculty activities: B. & G. Rep. I, Varsity Varieties, Junior and Senior U.M.S.U. Rep. U.M.S.U. activities: Manitoban, Brown and Gold. Public Relations, University Liberal Club. Free Press Co-ed. Correspondent. Member of Alpha Delta Pi Sorority. Hobbies: Golf. Volleyball. Future: trip to England.

MARY LITTLE. Quebec City. Textile major. Activities: Drama and Debating Rep. 2; Varsity Varieties 4. Hobbies: Swimming. Golf and Skating. Alpha Delta Pi Sorority. Future: Merchandising.

BARBARA MACLEOD, Calgary, Alta. Active in Sports: Basketball. Skiing, Volleyball, Badminton. Future: teaching.

ISABELLE MACLEOD. Morris, Man. General Course. Activities: Student Christian Movement; Church Choir. Sports: Curling. Future: Undecided.

MARY HOPE MCINNES. Winnipeg. "Puddy". Activities: Varsity Varieties 2. 3, 4; Home Ec.; Aggie Barn Dance 3, 4; Year Pres. 2, 3; Brown and Gold 4; Glee Club I, 2; Church groups. Member of Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority. Future: Uncertain.

PATRICIA MCINTOSH. Flin Flon, Man. Activities: Social Rep. 4; Varsity Varieties 3. Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority. Future: undecided but probably textile work.

VIVIAN MALANCHUK. Shoal Lake, Man. Activities: Choral Society 3; Social Work 4; Residence Church Choir. Curling. Sigma Kappa Sorority. A future teacher.

ANNE MARTENS, Sanford, Man. Choral Society 3. Inter· Varsity Christian Fellowship. A future teacher.

ALLYNE MASS, Winnipeg. Dietetic option. Activities: Interfaculty Drama I; Varsity Varieties 3; Hillel Founda· lion. Outside activities: B'nai B'rith. Future: Interne in dietetics.

DIANNE MATHER. Winnipeg. "Dinny". Gordon Bell High School. Fonner Echo Reporter. Member of Alpha Delta Pi Sorority. Hobbies: Sewing. Reading. Future: More university in form of Arts subjects.

VERNA MILNE. Textile major. Student Advisory Rep. I; Home Ec. Club 4; Volleyball 2; Bowling; · Canterbury Club Social Convener 3; Church Choir. Hobby: Sewing. Future: Teacher.

LECIA MATIATION. Oakburn, Man. Activities: Choral Society 3; Residence Church Choir. Sports: Volleyball 2. 3. Alpha Omega Society. Future: Hospital Dietitian.

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ELEANOR POLTRONETTI. Winnipeg. Active member of women's division of church club; the Leonardo de Vinci Club. Sports; Bowling. Hobby: Cooking. Future: Social Work "down South."

STANIS PURCHA. General Course. Gamma Rho Kappa Hobbies: Sewing, Crafts, Sports. Future: Social Work.

MARY JEAN RASMUSSEN. Winnipeg. Activities: Choral Society 2, 3, 4; Church Young People's and Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Gamma Delta Club Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4. Sports: Volleyball, Basketball, Curling. Hobbies: Sewing, Singing, Handicrafts. Future: Extension work or teaching.

KATHRYN ROBERTSON. Winnipeg: "Kay". Activities: Freshie Week Chairman 3; Home Ec. Club Pres. 4; Varsity Varieties 2, 3, 4; Barn Dance 2, 3, 4; Manitoban, Young Liberal's Club, Job's Daughters. Future: Social Work.

ANNE ROBINS. Textile major. Track and field 1; Home Ec. Cheerleader 2: Barn Dance 3; Varsity Varieties ; Sr. Echo Editor 3; Echo Editor 4; Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority ; Puffin Ski Club. Hobbies: Sewing, Dancing. Future: Dress Designing.

JACQUELINE SIMONSEN, Sanford. "Jackie" is an active SCM and belongs to the Canterbury Club 2. She is active in such sports as Rifles 3, 4, and Curling 2, 4. She is taking Dietetic option and future plans are for getting married.

YVONNE MURRAY. Lyleton, Man. Active in residence curling and choir. Future points to extension work.

GAYLENE MULLIN. Bowsman, Man. Active in organiza­ tion of 1954-1955 Telephone Book Directory. Brown and Gold Rep. 4. Member of Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority. Future: Working with textiles.

THORACE PARSONS. Flin Flon. "Thorie". Textile major. Activities: Student Advisory Committee. Brown and Gold write-ups, Telephone Book Committee. Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority. Future: Work in Eastern Canada.

JENNY OLYNYK. St. Boniface. Graduate of Norwood Collegiate. Member of Gamma Rho Kappa. Sports: Bowling. Hobby: Sewing. Future: Dietetics course at Toronto General Hospital.

RHODA DOUGLAS. Lampman, Sask. "Doug." Textile major; Rifle Club; S.C.M. residence rep. 1, 2, 3; Social Work; Residence, church and committee 3, 4. Sports: Curling. Future: Extension work.

MARILYN POPP. Textile major. Home Ec. tabloid 1; Drama and Debating 4; Fashion Show 1, 3, 4;Modelling Convener 2, 3, 4; Aggie-Home Ec. Barn Dance 2, 3, 4; Head of Chorus Line 3, 4; Varsity Varieties I, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Relations I; Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority; Panhellenic Fashion Show. Hobbies: Crafts, sewing. Future: Marriage in 1955.

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GRACE PARASIUK. Winnipeg. Dietetic option. Graduate of Transcona Collegiate. Activities: Alpha Omega Society. Future: Dietitian.

LOIS EVELYN STEFANSON. Tyndale, Man. Future: Home Service.

MARY SNEATH. Regina. Central Collegiate, Regina. Activities: Varsity Varieties 4; Ushering 1; Echo Advertising 2; Red Cross Blood Drive 3; and Liberal Club 4. Alpha Delta Pi Sorority. Future: Dietetic Intern­ ship.

TRUDY SURES. Applied Art major. Varsity Varieties 3; B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation; Phi Sigma Sigma Sorority ; YMHA.

PHYLLIS TEMPLE. Deloraine, Man. Falconer Collegiate, Deloraine. Future: Dietitian.

BETTY THOMSON. Neepawa. Dietetics major. Future: Dietetic internship in Minneapolis.

CLARA WALKER. Textile major. Athletic Rep. 4; Track and Field Convener 3; Varsity Varieties 4; Bowling Convener; Choral Society 2; Brown and Gold; U.M.S.U. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Home Ec. Cheerleader 1; Canter­ bury Club; Young People's St. Margar,et's Church. Hobbies: Fancy Skating, Sewing, Sports.

SYLVIA WARRINGTON. Weyburn, Sask. Graduate of United Collegiate. Vice-pres. of Home Ec. Council 4. Member of Alpha Phi Sorority. Future: Teaching.

SYLVIA WEL. St. Boniface. Activities: Vice,pres. of Athletics 3; Costuming for Glee Club; Gamma Rho Kappa; Ukrainian National Youth Federation. Sports: Bowling, Curling, Basketball, Volleyball, Tabloid. Future: Dietetics.

ELEANOR WILLIAMS, Winnipeg. Treasurer Home Ec. Club 4; Choral Society 2, 3; Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority; Winnipeg Philharmonic Choir. Hobbies: Draw­ ing, Music. Future: Marriage.

BARBARA YOUNG, Winnipeg, Man. Activities: Council Co-chairman of Freshie Week 4; Varsity Varieties 4; Echo 3. R.C.A.F., Pi Beta Phi Sorority. A future dietitian.

SHIRLEY YOUNG. Winnipeg, Man. Activities: Echo Rep. 4; U.M.S.U. Radio. Sports: Member of U. Fencing Team; Curling; Badminton. Sigma Kappa Sorority. A future dietitian.

• 91 RONALD D. BELL. Deloraine, Man. Degree: B.A., Brandon College. Faculty sports: football, basketball. Activities: Class President 3, Law Student's Council 4. Outside activities: Church Choir, Winnipeg Philharmonic Choir. Hobby: music.

CARL BJARNASON. Winnipeg. Activities: U.N.T.D. Married: one child. Articled to K. L. Morrison.

DONALD B. BRIDGE, Winnipeg. Degree: B.A., United College. Faculty sports: curling, hockey. Outside activities: Granite Curling Club. Delta Upsilon Fraternity. Articled to Parker & Co. Married.

ALVIN S. CORNE. Winnipeg. Activities: Hillel. Outside activities: Inter-Faith Group 3, Y.M.H.A. Hobby: music­ piano. Articled to H. I. Corne.

CECIL CHAPMAN. Winnipeg. Outside activities: Puffin Ski Club, Y.M.C.A. Hobbies: sports cars and model air­ planes. Articled to G. T. Chapman.

JOHN DEVRIEZE. Winnipeg. Degree: B.A. United College and Fort Garry. Hobby: photography. Articled to Reginald W. C. Percy.

DOROTHY A. EASTON. Winnipeg. Degree: B.A. Outside activities: member of Westminster United Church, Division of Public Welfare, Legal Section. Married: three 1 children, Joan, Rosemary and Janet.

ZIVEY FELDMAN. Winnipeg. Faculty sports: basketball, volleyball, football (all star). Outside activities: Y.M.H.A. Sigma Alpha Mu Fraternity. Hobbies: art collections and stamps. Married.

HARTLEY P. GALE. Winnipeg. Outside activities: North Winnipeg Young Liberal Club. Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity. Scholarship winner. Hobby: eating.

JOHN E. HODGES. Winnipeg. Degree: B.Sc. Outside activities: Winnipeg Winter Club. Hobby: Trumpet. Articled to C. V ermuellen.

SIDNEY GREEN, Winnipeg. Degree: B.A. Faculty sports: football (all star), basketball. Outside activities: Y.M.H.A. Division head, B'nai B'rith, Camp-Program Director 1954. Married.

J, A. HARRY GEORGE, Morden, Man. Degree: B.A .. Brandon College. Faculty sports: curling, soccer, hockey, University curling championship team. Activities: Class President 2. Outside activities: Caledonian Curling Club. Articled to Johnston, Garson & Co.

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BEN HOPLEY. Winnipeg. Degree: B.A.. St. Paul's. Activities: Newman Club, French Club. Vice-President Law Student's Council 4, U.N.T.D. Faculty sports: tennis. Articled to Shinbone, Dorfman & Kanee.

CHARLES R. HUBAND. Winnipeg. Activities: U.M.S.U. Rep. 2, 3, Inter-faculty debating, Inter-University debat­ ing (McGoun Cup team), Editorial Board of Manitoban, Vice Chairman of Public Relations Committee, Student Parliament (Conservative Party Leader). Articled in Attorney General's Department. Married.

ROLPH HUBAND. Winnipeg. Degree: B.Comm. Activities: Debating Chairman 3, Senior Stick 4, Manitoban Advertising Manager 2. Outside Activities: Publication of Winnipeg's Football and Baseball programs. Articled to J, Gurzon Harvey. Married.

GILBERT C. A. JAMIESON. Transcona. Degree: B.A., United College. Outside activities: Fort Garry Horse, Silver Heights Community Club. Articled to Macinnes, Burbidge. Married, one child, Catherine.

GERALD 0. JEWERS. Winnipeg. Activities: Student Parliament (Prime Minister) 3, Politics club, Interfaculty debating l, 2, 3, 4, McGoun Cup debater 3, 4, Class Valedictorian. Outside activities ; Young Liberals. Articled to White and Newman. Married.

WILFRED JURAVSKY. Winnipeg. Degree: B.Sc. Faculty sports: hockey and curling. Hobby: eating. Married. Articled to McMurray, Walsh & Co.

LEONIDAS C. KELEKIS. Winnipeg; Degree: B.A. Univer· sity of British Columbia. Activities: Glee Club 2. 3, Glee Club President 3, Chairman, Board of Music 4, Articled to Campbell, Driscoll and Noble.

WILLIE KRAWITZ. Winnipeg. Degree: B.Sc. Faculty sports: soccer. Hobbies: chess, coin collecting.

DONALD J, MACKAY. Winnipeg. Degree: B.A. Faculty sports: curling, basketball, soccer, hockey. Activities: C.O.T.C. Infantry. Outside activities: Winnipeg Canoe Club.

MURDOCH MACKAY. Winnipeg. Gordon Bell High School. Degree: Bachelor of Arts, United College. Articled to Crawford & Proctor.

FLORENCE MATTHEWS. Benito, Man. Degree: Bachelor of Arts, United College. Articled to Swystun & Swystun.

SAM MINUK. Winnipeg. Activities: mentoring Law fool· ball team to two consecutive championships. Articled to Morosnick & Co.

• 93 WILLIAM NORRIE. Winnipeg. Degree: B.A. Activities : U.M.S.U. President 1, Student Parliament. Outside activities: Church and Young People's work, National Y.P.U. president. Manitoba Rhodes Scholar, 1953. Articled to Tupper & Co.

DANIEL M. NUSGART. Winnipeg. Activities: Hillel. Out­ side activities: Y.M.H.A.. B'nai B'rith, Interfraternity basketball and rugby. Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity, Past­ President.

ALAN R. PHILP. Winnipeg. Degree: B.A. Faculty sports: football, basketball, curling. Activities: Law Student's Council Secretary-Treasurer 4. Outside activities: Winnipeg South Liberals. Scholarship winner. Hobbies: eating, duck hunting. Articled to John M. Hunt. Married.

MANLY HUSEN. Winnipeg. Faculty sports: curling and soccer. Hobby: sports and problem solving. Articled to Husen & Co.

RAYMOND S. SAUNDERS. Winnipeg. Degree: B.A. Faculty sports: hockey, curling, soccer. Outside activities: "class sharpie", Hobbies: "Reading quiet novels." Articled to Aikens & Co.

ALEXANDER A. SARCHUK, Winnipeg. Degree: B.A. Faculty sports: soccer. Activities: C.O.T.C. Armoured Corps. Hobbies : athletic history. Phi Kappa Pi Fraternity. Married: one child, Irene.

STEVE SIMMS, Winnipeg. Veteran. Married: two child­ ren. Articled to Solomon.

MARTIN H. SEIPP, Winnipeg. Activities: Interfaculty debating, extensions debating, External Affairs Chair­ man, N.F.C.U.S. Chairman, Student Parliament (Minister) 4, Liberal Club President 4. Outside activities: Y.M.H.A., Y .M.C.A. Married.

JOHN C. WALKER. Winnipeg. Kelvin High School. Hobbies: eating and sleeping.

SCOTT WRIGHT. Winnipeg. Degree: B.A. Activities: President Law class 1, U.M.S.U. rep. to Athletic Director­ ale 2, Vice-President U.M.S.U: 3, President U.M.S.U. 4, President of University of Manitoba Liberal Club, Politics Club, International Affairs Club, Student Parliament. Articled with Attorney-General.

E. ROSS YARNELL, Winnipeg. Faculty sports: football, basketball. Activities: Assistant Treasurer, U.M.S.U. 1, Intra-Mural Sports Council 4, Athletic Directorate Student rep. Outside activities: Airforce (summer in France). Hobbies: photography, reading, church activities. Articled to Fillmore & Co.

94 • • Future EDUCATORS from the U of M elected these people to their faculty council. Seated are Leona Kosjar, Mengesha Gebrehewit, Doro­ thy Kristjanson, Lady Stick; Thom Murray, Senior Stick; Donalda Finlay. Standing: John Derewianko, Trish Malaher, Lois Reimer, Kay Sigurjonsson, Rena Beaudin, Merle Johnson, Jaquelyn Milton and Walter Barnes.

• The future big wheels of business from the school of COMMERCE had their faculty decisions for 1954-1955 made by these councillors Front Row: Art Eberwein, Louise Goodman, Senior Stick Harry Huebert, Bill Mann and Dave Brown. Standing: John Kell, Jack Jefferson, Fra n Struthers, Eugene Boudreault, Bill Head, Kay Marshall, Taras Bryk and Dan Molgat. j

• MANITOBA MEDICAL COLLEGE • ST. MARY'S COLLEGE MORLEY LERTZMAN. Winnipeg. "Kippy". Activities: President Medical Students' Association 5; Chairman of Aesculapian Society 4; R.C.A.F. Reserve; Married.

SHIRLEY E. SWAILES (Parker) Interning at St. Boniface Hospital; Married. B.Sc. Future: post-grad work.

CLIFFORD EDWARD ABBOTT. Winnipeg. "Ed" is a member of the Winter Club. His hobbies include hunting and competition shooting. He received his B.A. in 1949. Before coming to the U: of M. he studied Medicine for three years in Ottawa. After completing this course he plans to do post-graduate work, and then go in for general surgery.

FLETCHER BARAGER. Winnipeg. Degree: B.A. (Hon.). Sports: curling. Faculty council: Vice-stick '53, Intern's committee '54: Fraternity: Theta Kappa Psi. Married. Hobbies: canoeing, fishing, hunting, bridge, chess.

JAROSLOW BARWINSKY. Ukraine. Sports: football. Fraternities: Gamma Kappa, Alpha Omega. Hobbies: enjoys classical music. Future: post-grad. work in Surgery.

JOHN A. ANTONIUS. Baldur, Man. Holds a B.Sc. Scholarships: pathology. Faculty sports: baseball. Theta Kappa Psi Fraternity. Future: pathology.

EDWARD GUY BATES. Winnipeg. Ravenscourt School. Sports: Basketball. U.M.S.U. Sub Committees-Debating. Activities: swimming. Hobbies: sailing. Theta Kappa Psi Fraternity.

HARVEY BRODOVSKY. Winnipeg. Sports: soccer, basketball. Councils: soccer convener 4. Hobbies: col­ lecting records, reading. Future: undecided.

DONALD MURRAY CAMERON. Swan River. Swan River Collegiate. B.A. United College. Sports: soccer, swimming. Y.M.C.A. Hobbies: photography. Theta Kappa Psi Fraternity. Married. G.P.-future.

COLIN ALISTAIR CAMPBELL, Winnipeg. "AI". Kelvin High School. Veteran. Theta Kappa Psi Fraternity. Future: Radiology.

JOHN F. CHOATE. Red Deer, Alberta. Interning at General Hospital.

SYDNEY CHOSLOVSKY. Winnipeg. "Chos" is an avid chess player, and won the chess championship at the Medical College. His main hobby is chess. He studied Science for three years at the University of Manitoba before entering Medicine. He plans to make his future as a general practitioner.

98 • GORDON CLEGHORN. Winnipeg. "Gord" Kelvin High School. B.Sc. Won the Gold Medal Scholarship. Theta Kappa Psi Fraternity. Married. Future: Deer Lodge Hospital.

LORRAINE COUTURE. Winnipeg. Sports: volleyball. tennis, swimming. Future: general practice.

JOHN STC'THERS CRISPIN. Regina, Sask. ·John was Sqcial rep :m his faculty Council. His activities at the .U. include curling and the C.O.T.C. He received a B.A. ·a t the U. of Saskatchewan. He also studied Engineering for a short time before entering Medicine. Alter gradua­ tion he plans to practice Medicine as a general practitioner.

GEORGE EDWARD DOW. Boissevain. Boissevain High School. B.Sc. Sports: hockey, curling, and golf. Theta Kappa Psi Fraternity. Future: G.P.

EARL WALLACE DAGG. Dauphin. Dauphin Collegiate and United College. Holds a B.A. Faculty Sports: curling. Faculty Council: President of 1st year Med. Sec. Med . Council. Pres. of Aescolapion Society. Theta Kappa Psi Fraternity-Pryton of Fraternity. Married, with one daughter, Karen. Former Airlorce pilot. Future: G.P.

ROY STANLEY CURRIE. Winnipeg. Manitoba Tech. Inst. Holds B.Sc. Sports: bowling, rugby fan. Hobbies: draw­ ing. Won the David Stuart Scholarship. Theta Kappa Psi Fraternity. Married with two daughters, Mary and Darlene. G.P. alter one year at the san.

BARRY EVANS. Winnipeg. Sports: golf 2, 3, lor Medicine, and curling. Belonged to Delta Upsilon Fraternity. Married. Future: 1 senior year post-grad work.

JACOB DYCK. Rosthern, Sask. Jake has been an active sportsman in his faculty, participating in hockey and football. His hobbies are several, including skiing, tennis, painting and photography. He received his B.A. at the U. of Saskatchewa·n, where he also took two years of pre-Med and two years Medicine. Alter gradua­ tion he plans to do some post-graduate work before becoming a general practitioner.

ISRAEL FEINGOLD. Winnipeg. Degree in Science. Sports: curling, bowling. Married: Future: general practice.

JOHN L. FUMERTON. Lethbridge, Alta. Theta Kappa Psi fraternity. Hobbies: hunting, chess. Future: G.P . B.Sc. .I IHOR ANTON GALARNYK. The Ukraine. Ihor has been active in his faculty as a member of the Council in 1953 and as common room rep. He was vice:president of the Ukrainian Catholic students of Canada and v.ice­ president of Gamma Rho Kappa. His hobbies include photography and classical music-he used to sing in the Vienna Conservatory. He has been married for two years and has a daughter, Roxanne. Ihor has studied in Vienna, Munich and Heidelberg. After graduating he plans to do post-graduate work.

MYRLE ALICE GARD. Alberta. Scholarships: Isbister Science 4, Gold Medal 5, University Women·� Scholar­ ship 5. . Degree in Science, honors in Zoology. Sports: bowling 1, 2, 3, 4. Sorority: Tri Delta. Hobbies : oil painting, housework. Married, one son. Future: post-grad in anaesthetics.

• 99 HARRY D. GARFINKEL. Interning at St. Boniface Hospital. Completed year of Dentistry in U.S.A. B.Sc. Married.

ERNEST I. GHITTER. Humboldt, Sask. Interested in Surgery. B.Sc. Spent one year at Manitoba Law School. Future: Marriage, among other things.

WILLIAM GRAYSON. Moose Jaw. Attended University of Saskatchewan for one year. Fraternity: Zeta Psi. Clubs: R.C.A.M.C.. 3 summers at C.O.T.C. Hobbies: shooting, swimming.

CHARLES HOLLENBERG. Winnipeg. "Chos" holds a B.Sc. Scholarships: Isbister for 3 years. Committees: Athletic Directorate '50. Sports: football. Fraternity: Sigma Alpha Mu. Future: post-grad. work in Internal Medicine.

ROBERT G. HANDFORD. Obtained a B.A. in 1950. Faculty sports: curling I, 2, 3, 4. Fraternity: Theta Kappa Psi. Varied hobbies. Future: post-graduate work.

JAMES WILLIAM HENDERSON. Brandon. B.Sc., Brandon Collegiate. Faculty Sports: golf, tennis. Fraternity Theta Kappa Psi. Married. Future: post-graduate work in Internal Medicine.

F. ALEXANDER HERBERT. Winnipeg. "Alec". "Sports: football 3 years. Birthday: December 25. Fraternity: Theta Kappa Psi. I STUART HOLMES. Eston, Sask. B.Sc. Married. Future: G.P.

YVES JOUBERT. Interning at St. Boniface Hospital. B.A. St. Boniface College.

HOWARD DONALD KARASICK. Winnipeg. Man. Gradu­ ated from St. John's High School. B.A. Scholarships: . Isbister, 2nd year Medicine. Married. Future: undecided.

PHILIP KATZ. Activities: Chess Club, Brown and Gold Rep. Future: undecided.

GORDON MARSHALL KROLMAN. B.Sc. Activities: Science Athletic Pres. 4; Medicine Athletic Pres. Fraternity: Sigma Lamda Phi. Future: Post Graduate Work in England.

100 • ROBERT DONALD MCBANE. Port Arthur, Ont. "Duke". Port Arthur Collegiate. Future: Obstetrics and Gynaec. ology.

MICHAEL LEWISKI. Gilbert Plains, Man. Sports: curling 3, 4, soccer 1. Fraternity: Theta Kappa Psi. Future: General Practice.

JAMES ALLAN McCANN. Chatham, Ont. Married. 3 boys, Ron, John, James Alan. Future: undecided.

COLIN rv,:CDONALD. Chapleau, Ont. St. John's College · School. winner of Khaki University and Y.M.C.A. Bursary. Sports: skiing.

KENNETH DONALD MCKENZIE. Selkirk, Man. "Ken". Devonshire Collegiate, Selkirk. B.Sc. Scholarships: Leonard, Stewart. Faculty Sports: Science, Curling and Basketbcdl 3,' 4; Medicine, Curling and Basketball 1, 2, 3,4. Activities: Medicine Faculty Council 2, 3, 4, 5. R.C.N. Lieutenant. Fraternity: Theta Kappa Psi. Future: Senior Interne and General Practice.

JOHN DUGALD MCMILLAN. Kelvin. B.Sc. Fraternity: Theta Kappa Psi. Married with one child, Pat. Future: General Practice.

WILLIAM C. MEREDITH. Interning at St. Boniface Hospital. B.Sc. Future: General Practice.

FLOYD W. MULLIGAN. Interning at General Hospital. B.Sc. Married with a family. Future: General Practice.

KENNETH MCRAE. · Kelvin. B.Sc. Faculty Sports: Tennis, Badminton. Activities Outside University: Manitoba Doubles Tennis Championship, 1952, 1954. Fraternity: Sigma Lamda Phi. Future: post graduate work in Medicine and Pediatrics.

MONTY NEAMAN. Montreal. P.Q. Future: P.G. study. B.A. McGill.

JOHN ROY NICHOLSON. Fort William. "Nick". Port Arthur Collegiate. Holds a B.A. Faculty Activities: fool· ball, soccer. Theta Kappa Psi Fraternity. General Practice following a senior interne year.

RICHARD OKUMURA. "Okum". Sports: basketball 1. 2; soccer I, 2; curling 2, 3; baseball. Activities outside U: Y.M.C.A. J,O.C.A. Hobbies: clarinet playing and painting. Future: Surgery.

• 101 JACK SAMSON OLIN. B.A. Sports: soccer. Fraternity: Alpha Epsilon Pi. Married with one child, Cindy. Future: post graduate work in Internal Medicine.

ERWIN PENNER. "Erv". Married. Future: General Practice.

MERVIN ROSENBERG. St. John's Tech. B.A. Ohio State University: U.M.S.U. Sub-Committees: Medical raid on U.M.S.U. 4. Married, with one child, Joel. Future: General Practice, and more children.

HARRY PROSEN. Activities: Chairman Hillel Public Speaking Group, Science 2, Business Manager U. of M. Medical Journal Med. 3, Advertising Manager U. of M. Medical Journal Med. 4. Scholarships: Dominion Pro· vincial Scholarship I. Isbister Science 3. Married. Future: post graduate work in Psychiatry.

EDWARD CHARLES SHAW, Winnipeg, Man. "Ed". Out· side Activities: Masonic Lodge. Sent to Zweibrucken, Germany, summer of 1953, Wings as Medical Officer in training. D.V.A. following discharge from wartime ' service of 31!2 years in R.C.A.F. Married. Future: senior year in Medicine.

MICHAEL EDWIN SASYNUIK, Swan River, Man. "Mike". Swan River Collegiate Institute. B.Sc. Sports: soccer, hockey, track and field. Activities: R.C.A.F. Reserve. Fraternity: Alpha Omega. Future: General Practice.

LAWRENCE JOHN STEPHEN. B.Sc. 1949. Isbister Scholarship 1951, 1953. Faculty sports: curling, swim· ming. Theta Kappa Psi Fraternity. Married with 3 children-Diane, Dale, Douglas. Future: General Practi· tioner.

WILLIAM KENNETH STERIN. Winnipeg. B.Sc. 1950. Attended St. John's Tech. and United College. Member of Tau Delta Phi Fraternity. A married man.

HAROLD A. SWANSON. Winnipeg. Activities: R.C.A.F. Reserve. Interning at Children's Hospital. Married with two children.

WALTER YOURY. Interning at St. Boniface Hospital. B.Sc. Married.

MARVIN TOWARNICKY. Interning at St. Boniface Hospital.

WILLIAM TURKULA. B.Sc., Dip. Ed. Outside activities: St. Mary's Catholic Youth Organization. Married with 2 children, Denise Marie, William Dennis. Future: General Practice.

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RAE COTTICK. Winnipeg. Rae graduated from Virden Collegiate. She is Nursing Education's Senior U.M.S.U. Rep. Her main hobby is sports and she prefers curling, bowling and badminton. She plans to become a public health nurse ..

!SOBEL COOK. High Bluff, Man. Graduate of Winnipeg General Hospital. Recently worked for Manitoba Cancer Institute. Secretary-treasurer of Faculty of Nursing Education.

MILLY DYCK. Winkler, Man. Milly is a graduate of Winkler Collegiate. She obtained her R.N. from the Misericordia Hospital and is active in that hospital's Alumnae group. She is a member of V.C.F. Milly curls for the nurses. Her hobby is music.

BETTY ANN GLYNN. Winnipeg. Betty Ann is a graduate of Holy Cross High School and holds an R.N. degree. She is Nursing Education's Brown and Gold Rep. for this year. She plans a career in public health nursing.

FREDA EASY. Winnipeg. Teaching and Supervision option.

HELEN HILDEBRAND. Winkler, Man. Helen received her R.N. from St. Boniface Hospital. She is Junior U.M.S.U. rep. this year. She belongs to V.C.F., Church Young People's and St. Boniface Hospital's Nurses' Alumni. Helen's hobbies are sports, sewing and making scrap books.

BETTY JOHNSON. Winnipeg. Betty plans to become a teacher of nursing upon completion of her course. She is social rep. for her faculty and she sings with the Choral Society. Her hobbies are golf and curling.

PHYLLIS LONG. Brandon. Phil is Lady Stick of Nursing Education. She obtained her R.N. in Manitoba and her S.R.N. in England and Wales. Her hobbies are vario;ld and include sewing, sports and dancing. A future nursing teacher.

THELMA MENDIETA. India. Trained in Calcutta, India. ,.. ;: Came to Canada six years ago. Sings in church choir. Sports: badminton. Married, with one son.

DOROTHY MYERS. Medicine Hat, Alta. Dorothy matricu· lated from Alexander High School in Medicine Hat. She holds an R.N. degree. She is a member of V.C.F. and First Presbyterian Church Young People's Association. Her future plans are for a public health nursing career.

IRENE NORDWICK. Winnipeg. Irene attended high school in Danzig, Germany. She is sports rep. for her faculty. Member of Ne'l

JEAN WITHERSPOON, Glenboro, Man. "Wither" graduated from Winnipeg General Hospital in 1953. Her main hobby is bridge playing. She was Nursing Educa· lion's Freshie Queen this year.

• 103 ERIC BAYS, Portage Ia Prairie. Activities: Senior Stick 4; Junior U.M.S.U. rep. 3. Member of Canterbury Club. Sports: hockey, soccer, curling.

HELENE MELNYK. Winnipeg. Nutana Collegiate, Saska· loon. Lady Stick of Pharmacy. Active in sports: curling, skiing, skating, basketball. Future: plans include own· ing her own drugstore.

JULIUS BOYOMI. "Jewel''-a veteran. Future: Retail Pharmacy.

JACK BAYS. Portage Ia Prairie. Graduate of Portage Ia Prairie High School. Sports: Hockey. Future plans are indefinite.

ALLAN BECK. Winnipeg, Man: Played violin in U. Symphony Orchestra 2. Sports: hunting, rugby. Member of Young People's at First Lutheran Church. Future: Retail Pharmacy.

BILL BROWN. Altona. Football fan supreme. Hobby: bridge.

THOMAS BUTLOW. Winnipeg, Man. "Hammer". Renown for hard shot in hockey. Active in athletics. Coach of soccer team. Future: Retail Pharmacy.

NOEL COURTICE. Brandon. "Farouk". Graduate of Brandon Collegiate. Class president 3. Hobby: photo· graphy through which he supplied the class with happy remembrances.

EARL CHOCHINOV. Winnipeg. Graduate of St. John's Tech. and United College. Future: Retail Pharmacy.

.•... GORDON HENRY. Portage Ia Prairie. "Prof". Profes· sional farmer turned pharmacist. Treasurer of Pharmacy Council 4. Married.

MORRIS FAIMAN. Winnipeg, Man. "Moe". St. John's Tech. A question and answer man. Future: Retail Pharmacy.

STUART DOUGLAS. Winnipeg. Graduate of Daniel Mac· Intyre Collegiate. Basketball star on Bison team 2, 3, 4. Other sports: football, curling, golf, soccer. Hobby: music. Future: Retail Pharmacy.

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CREST HYKAWY. Winnipeg. Isaac Newton High School. Served in armed forces two years as lab technician in R.C.A.M.C. Future: Retail Pharmacy.

HARVEY HOUSE. Plans to get Ph.D. in biochemistry at Purdue. Married.

JOE KASPEROWSKI. Winnipeg. "Kasper, the friendly ghost". Noted· for getting to 8:40's on time. Active in student council. .W inner of two scholarships. Hobby: bridge.

NORMAN KLOWAK. A newly married boy. Good student and a good athlete as well.

ofiiLL LATIMER, Boissevain. A quiet modest fellow. Efficient in laboratory work. Future: Retail Pharmacy.

GEORGE McCOY, Winnipeg, Man. "The real McCoy". Recipient of several scholarships. Engagea and says his future wife will decide his future plans.

BOB REID, Selkirk. Selkirk Collegiate.

PATRICIA MCDOWELL. Winnipeg. Served apprentice- ship at St. Boniface Hospital. Activities: class secretary 2; W.A. executive 3, 4. Sports: curling. Hobby: fishing.

LOUIS MELOSKY. Winnipeg. "The quiet man with the pipe." B. & G. rep. Winner of several scholarships, including Silver Medal. President of Gamma Rho Kappa. A C.O.T.C. man, served as 3rd lieutenant with lsi Canadian Infantry Battalion, in Europe. Active in several sports.

CHARLES SCHICK. Winnipeg. Owns a department store.

A very industrious student. Married. Future:· post-grad work.

DON WATTS. Stonewall. Activities: class president 2, sec.-treas. Pharmacy Council 4. Class comedian. Future: Retail Pharmacy.

MICK SKLEPOWICH. Dauphin, Man. Activities: debating 2, 3; soccer. A guitar player deluxe. Hobbies: music, bridge.

• 105 BRANDON, MANITOBA, critics were the first to laud University of Manitoba Stage Society's major production for 1954. A one night stand of Bernardine hit the Wheat City one week before this comedy of teenage problems appeared on the stage of Winnipeg's newly renovated Playhouse Theatre. In Winni­ peg December 2 and 3, a small opening night BERNARDIN E crowd and a larger Saturday group of theatre goers quickly warmed to the production. A near professional presentation generally, Bernardine featured one of the most polished Dachshunds seen on any stage. Second term's interfaculty drama festival en­ courages greater student participation in stage work as well as giving a greater chance to student directors.

• Hours of rehearsals saw these 1 scenes practised over and over before Stage Society's Bernardine appeared on · stage. Brushing up their lines here are Hy Birnboim, Joan Karasevich, Bill Tait, Lory Rosen and Sandra War­ shawsky.

• The tale of a non-existent female wonder Bernardine played to Brandon audiences before its Winnipeg staging. Actors in the show included Joan Karasevich, Crest Romanyk, Barry Hy­ man, Richard Peterson, George Bot­ chette, Gary Plaxton and Hy Birn­ boim with male lead Bill Tait kneeling at centre. MILITARY BAN D

ONE OF THE MOST active seasons in recent years was recorded during 1954-1955 by the University of Manitoba Military Band.

·'·' Twenty-eight students formed the organization which is in the second year of a successful re­ building program. New uniforms purchased this term, plus the number bought one year ago, gave the band a smart appearance at public perfor­ mances, and gave the group an opportuni'ty for expansion. The fall of '54 saw the Military Band as half­ time entertainment at one of the Blue Bomber W.I.F.U. football tilts at Winnipeg Stadium. This show marked a firstfor the men in the brown and gold uniforms, and is expected to become an annual affair. Freshie-Week, pep rallies, basket­ ball games and out-of-town tours also appeared on the band's 1954-1955 schedule.

• 107 • The home of many students from out of town is the U of M Residence at Fort Garry.

RESIDENCE

• What goes on up in Carol's room-in Fort Garry Women's Residence that is.

LIFE WAS BUSY for students at the Fort Garr� campus residence during the 1954-55 season. The residence freshie reception was the initia: social event of the year. Next was a masqueradE dance held October 28, in honor of Hallowe'en Christmas was marked by a tea held in the wo·

men's residence. A carol service, followed by < midnight dance, also marked this festive season The big event of the year was the residencE formal dance, held in conjunction with St. Valen· tine's day celebrations. The residence's annua barn dance took place in March. Additional dances were held each Friday even· ing. Talent concerts, monthly events, were culmi· nated by the residence choir variety concert. The residence social season closed with thE

event of a color night banquet and dance, a which awards were presented. All activities wen arranged by the residence house committees. • At evening practice session for Sunday Service is Residence mixed choir con­ ducted by T. Palmer.

• In the lounge of the women's half of the U of M Residence are the Women's House Committee Members: Maureen Davidson, Linda Lucht, Carol Sanderson, Pat Mcintosh, Connie laon­ idis, Elaine Hand, Mary Cameron, Elizabeth Carscallen, Helen Nelson and President Marion Dryden.

• Residence House Committee here hold informal discussion led by Marion Dryden, President of Women's Resi­ dence. Committee members inelude Back row: Maurice Harvey, Jim Walsh, Doug McCausland, Yuk Chiu Yu, Bill Tait, Anatole Gurowka, Cliff Chant, Elaine Hand and Helen Nelson. Seated are Bob Jack, Carol Sanderson, Herb Kernested, Maureen Davidson and Pat' Mcintosh.

• 109 ' THE WOMEN S ASSOCIATION, a body made up o all coeds on the various campuses, enjoyed ar especially active season during the 1954-195! term. Under the presidency of Ev. Suter, the W.A began its year by providing sponsors from thE ranks of upper-classwomen to aid the Freshies ir their plunge into university life. The freshie: met other W.A. members at the association's Guy: and Dolls dance, an event of September 21. The Sadie Hawkins coed-ball gave W.A. mem· hers a chance to drag their males to a dance. ThE annual event was held this year, as usual, in mid· November. Two "just girls" affairs were the Jeanboree at which blue jeans were worn, and the W.A supper party. Both were held during second term The W.A. also arranged for and supplied ushen for functions such as Bernardine and Carousel The organization also supplied volunteer worken for various social welfare causes.

• Best trick corsage maker at the W.A. Sadie's Spree proved to be Mary Jo Dawson. One-time W.A. president Claire Jewers presents prize while co,rsage wearer Rae Harris looks on.

WOMEN'S AS SOCIATIO N

• Women's Association of the University of Manitoba Students Union for 1954-1955 included these Committee Members. Front Row: Barbara Kirkpatrick, Carol Bowyer, Josephine Morgan, Evelyn Suter-president, Miss M. Mackay-Dean of Women, Gail Doody. Back Row: Oriole McLean, Ruth Reid, Joyce MacKay, Edna Wylie, Dorothy Kristjanson, Kathleen Ross, Johanna Wintemute, Fran Struthers, Carol Brock, Dorothy Johnson, Margaret Anne Stark.

110 • • Public Relations chairman Hy. Calof and his com­ mittee hold one of the Sunday afternoon PR sessions. Standing are chairman Calof, Aubie Rusen, Clare Irwin, Bob Muir, Extensions committee chairman; Barry MurpFly, Jerry Shore, Arnie Kurtz and Roy Halstead. Centre row seated, Aubie Angel, Charlie Huband, Sandra Hart, Dillie Campbell and Gwen Leslie. Front row, Caroline Dyson, Pat Thomas, Sybil Horn, Barb Thomas, Carol Gay, chairman of Student Relations committee; and Mary Huband. ORGANIZATION OF CAMPUS and off-campus events ranging from Blood Drive to Choral-'Symphony concerts in rural Manitoba comes under super­ vision of the Public Relations committee. Four sub-committees work in co-ordination with P.R. Extensions committee looks after events such as U of M debaters speaking at PUBLIC highschools and service club meetings; plans university open house and organizes trips to outside points for music and stage groups. RELATIONS Blood Drive; Poppy Day; cheerleading; sales of pins, rings and sweaters are all the work of the Student Relations committee, while another P.R. affiliate, the Publicity Committee, takes charge of publicity for all UMSU functions. A perma­ nent set-up to produce posters was instituted by this year's committee. When the U of M turned the fourth floor of the Administration building over to UMSU Radio during the summer of 1954, this committee came one step nearer to att'aining its main goRl-a .campus radio station. The rooms are being re­ built by UMSU Radio into their permanent studio.

• Ill SOCIALS

• University dignitaries lead off Grand March at the annual Panhellenic Ball, formal social of U. of M. sorority girls.

• To reign over Snowflurries for 1954, Vina Southam became Snowflake Queen of United College at the fall college formaL

THE UNIVERSITY OF M:ANITOBA Students' Union Date Book has become sufficient evidence of the importance of socials on the university campus. UMSU itself carries on a schedule based on these major events: Freshie Dance, Varsity Varieties, the Co-ed, Color Night and the Grad Dance, but many of the faculty proms and balls are now highlights on the social calendar. Fraternity and sorority formals encourage tie and tails affairs such as United College's Snow­ flurries, St. Paul's Jack and Jill, St. Mary's Powder Puff Prom, The Power Prom of the Engineers and the Science Faculty's Cupid's Capers. Grad's Farewells also feature dress

clothes. . Novelty so�ials enjoy great popularity. Home Ec.-Aggie team up for the Fall Barn Dance with its country flavor, while Architecture and In­ terior Design stage the annual Beaux Arts Ball. These along with Arts-Science Xmas party plus the many u club socials make the dance a big thing at the U. of M.

112 • • To the victor goes the stein. Aggie Bill . Aitken receives from U of M President H. H. Saunderson the trophy emblematic of su­ premacy in the field of whiskers. This at Home Ec.-Aggie Barn Dance.

• In multicolored costumes allegedly identical to those worn by real old time square dancers, the Home Ec-Aggie Barn Dance crowd watches half-time entertainment. P 0 W E R for the City of Winnipeg

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114 • CITY HYDRO'S· STEAM TURBINE PLANT

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• 115 HOW THAILAND RICE MAKES DOLLARS FOR CANADIANS

Those big red Canadian-made Self-Propelled lands, Massey-Harris-Ferguson in 1953 spent Combines that bring in the rice harvests of in Canada for wages, goods and services Thailand, Burma, India, Brazil and other far-off $42,000,000 more than it received for its total places not only help carry the name of Canada sales in Canada of Canadian-made goods. and Massey-Harris to over one hundred coun­ Thus has Massey-Harris-Ferguson created a tries of the world-but bring back dollars to greater market for the products of Canadian help keep Canadians prosperous. Because of mines, forests and factories. This means more the additional production in its Canadian Canadian payroll dollars-to enable all factories, resulting from sales in these remote Canadians to enjoy a high standard of living.

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• Bisons and Bottineau at the U of M Fieldhouse. Manitoba's • Jim Wright vs Bismark. Wright's opponents include Jim Wright watches twin John Wright go for the basket. Hill (1 3), Koon (10).

WESTERN BASKETBALL TITLISTS

EXHIBITION GAMES LEAGUE GAMES

Bisons ------92 Bottineau ------81 Bisons ------63 u. of Sask. ------61

" 79 65 " " " " ------Eveleth ------53 46 " 94 97 ------Mayville ------" ------76 U. of Alta. 56 " ------83 Bismarck ------76 " " " " ------68 66 " ------57 Jamestown ------65 ------87 u. of Sask. ------70 " ------80 Mayville ------89 " " " ------76 63 ------89 Eveleth ------67 62 u. 63 ------75 Bottineau ------60 ------of Alta.

" " " ------63 Valley City ------61 ------51 44

124 • BASKETBALL VA RSITY

• Varsity Senior Bisons. Kneeling are John Wright, Jim Wright, Dick Her­ bertson, Dave Fraser, George Pratt and Coach Bud Fraser. Sta nding: Dave Smith, Bob Rodgers, Manager Ronnie Meyers, Stu Douglas, Gerry Janzen and Don Redmond. Missing: Rod Cooper and Dave Fraser.

• Bisonettes for '54-'55. Standing: Avonne Horkoff, Gloria Bidinosti, Wilena McCullagh, Coach Alex Mac­ donald, Lois Mitchell, Joan Ross and Eileen Kepper. Kneeling: Dexter Or­ miston, Sally Dangerfield, Joan Aber­ crombie, Janette Doupe and Nancy Sjoberg.

• 125 • Home Ec. won the girls Tabloid title. The team consisted of Clara Walker, Sylvia Wei and Margo McPherson.

• Manitoba's team for intercollegiate badminton includes Roberta LeBour­ veau, Pat Lennox and Wendy Smith.

• Law captures Port Markle trophy in January curling competition. Team members are Bob Goodwin, Skip; Tom Scott, Third; Marty Berman, Second and Lead Manly Zimmerman. ATHLETICS

• The trophy for interfac soccer rests with the Engineers. Players are standing: Kazimierz Swiderski, Steve Gaillard, Gerhard Dyck, B. Legiec and thor' Diakanchuk. Kneeling: Bruce Walker, Bob Hansell, L. Johnson, Ed Dolhun and Hugh Krentz.

• Golf crown for 1954 to Don Peach from Engineering.

• Ed Debuschere from Engineering-Top man in Men's Intra­ mural eross-eountry racing. • Representing U of M in Women's In­ tercollegiate curling in early 1955 were Holly Kent, from Home Ec, Lead; Mary .lane Rasmussen, Home Ec, Second; Shirley Wilkie, United Col­ lege, Third and Marilyn Davies from United, Skip.

• Women's interfaculty volleyball champs from Arts are: Front Row: Olga Kos­ lizki, Carol Childerhose, Glen Murray, Lesley Swaine and Shirley Puttee. Back Row: Angela Couchman, Anne Kelsall, Audrey White and Margaret Mitchell.

• Winners of the Men's Intramural Track and Field Meet and The Men's Intra­ mural Tabloid Meet. L. Johnson, Frank Metcalfe, G. Simons, C. L. Reid, Len Walker, Bob Gair. Kneeling: Ed. De­ buschere, Ed. Dolhun, Gary Thompson, W. Legiec, Tom Suchy.

• SCIENCE BUILDING • ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE JOHN MCMILLAN. The Pas, Man. Physics, Chemistry, Geology. Activities: Senior Stick 4; Manitoban sports I, 2; University R.C.A.F. Reserve; Geology Club. Married. Future: public relations.

JOY CE MCKAY. Winnipeg. Honors Chemistry. Activities: Lady Stick 4; Year Pres. 3; W.A. Executive 4; Crescent Ft. Rouge Young People's. Hobbies; sewing, athletics.

EUGENE BOUDREAULT. Quebec City. Eugene holds a B.A. and an M.A. He attended Laval University. He is taking an Actuarial mathematics option. Eugene is Commerce debating chairman and belongs to the New­ man Club.

BUSARI IK UMOGUNNIYI. Nigeria. Entomology option. Member of Y.M.C.A., Winnipeg Glee Club. Hobbies: fencing, dancing. Future: post-grad work.

IVAN KO CHAN. Ivan holds a B.Sc. He attended the · University of Munich. He is an executive member of the Ukrainian-Canadian Student Union. Married with two children, he plans to obtain a Ph.D. in Bacteriology.

EUGENE ROSLY CKY. Winnipeg. Eugene went to high school in the Ukraine. He attended U.N.R.R.A. University and the University of Munich and holds a B.Sc. He is an executive member of the Ukrainian Canadian Student Union. Eugene is taking a microbiology major with statistics as a minor course. Married, he plans to work on a Ph.D. in Microbiology.

GEORGE ALLEN. St. Boniface. Veteran.

HEATHER JO CELYN AM UNDSON. Selkirk. Man. Zo­ ology; Bacteriology; Chemistry. Activities: Lady Stick 3; Editor of Yearbook of .St. Johns' College 4. Hobbies: Tennis, Bridge. Future: laboratory work out West.

ROBERT BAB CH UK, Regina Sask. Graduated from Central Collegiate, Regina. Member of Gamma Rho Kappa. Hobbies: sports; huriting. Future: Medicine.

BR UCE BALL. Winnipeg. "Bouncing Bob". Chemistry, Physics, Zoology. Psychology. Activities: Pres. Men's Athletics; Science football 2, 3, 4; basketball 2, 3, 4; track and field 4. Fraternity: Delta Upsilon.

FRAN CIS BARAGER. Elm Creek. Winner California Standard Oil Company. Undergrad Scholarship.

BARRY B. BANNATYNE. Winnipeg. Honors Geology. Activities: Quartermaster of Science Council 5; Geology Club 2, 3, 4, 5. Graduate of St. James Collegiate. Future: Geological Research.

132 • PHILIP CHAN. Hong Kong. La Salle College, Hong Kong.

THEODORE BLACK. "Ted". Gordon Bell High School. Scholarships: Isbisters 1, 2, 3, Robert Bruce (United). Plays the piano outside of University.

DINO RONALD BIDINOSTI. Winnipeg, Man: Honors Chemistry. St. Paul's College. Y.M.C.A. Hobbies: A "hi-fi" fan. Future: post graduate work in Chemistry.

WING NIEN CHONG. Hong Kong. International Students' organization.

WALTER A. CURLE. Winnipeg. Geology; Chemistry; Maths. Activities: Geology Club; Royal Astronomical Society of Canada; C.I.M.M. R.C.A.F. Veteran 1942-46. Hobbies: skiing, skating. Future: hard rock geology.

GEORGE DAVIDSON. Tisdale, Sask. Zoology; Micro­ biology; Biochemistry. Took Agriculture 1 at U. of Saskatchewan. Hobbies: hunting. photography. Future: Medicine.

JOHN C. DAVIES. Winnipeg. Honors Geology. Activities: Science Treas. 5; Asst. Treas. 4; convener soccer 3, 5; convener basketball 3, 4; convener· volleyball 3; sub· convener track and field 3; publicity manager of Geology Club 5; Y.M.C.A.; community leader 2, 3, 4, 5. Future: hard· rock geologist. HELEN FERGUSON. Great Falls. Geology, Chemistry, Microbiology. Activities: Manitoban rep. 1; publicity chairman 2; sect 3, 4; Geology Club 2, 3, 4; Rifle Club I, 2, 3, 4; Curling Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Hobby: stamps. Sports: basketball, badminton. Future: Mineralogy with federal government.

ADOLPH ENS. Winkler, Man. Honors Chemistry. Activities: V. C. F.; Association of Mennonite Students; Canadian Institute of Chemistry 2, 3, 4, 5. Hobbies: sports, reading. Future: M.Sc. in Chemistry at U. of M.

PHILIPPE DUFORT, St. Norbert, Man. Activities: Quarter­ master Science Council; Vice Stick 4; Newman Club Faculty Rep. U.N.T.D. Sports: soccer 2, 3; volleyball 2, 3; member of Y.M.C.A. Future: undecided .

• 133 MINA GE URDS. Winnipeg. "Totsy" Honors Geology. Activities: Ladies' Club President 4; President Women's Athletics 5; Geology Club. 3, 4, 5. Sports: volleyball, basketball; bowling; badminton; track. Hobbies: piano; reading. Future: stratigrapher for an oil company:

MARGARET S. GIBSON. Winnipeg. Botany. Zoology.

Chemistry. Attended Neepawa Collegiate and Provincial· Normal School. Future: teacher as before.

MARILYN GILLIES. Winnipeg. Botany; Microbiology; Sociology. Activities: Brown and Gold 2; Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship; Sunday School Teacher and Librarian. Hobbies: music; hiking. Scholarships: Isbister. Future laboratory. or research technician.

JOHN B. GILMO UR. Winnipeg. "Blake". Science, Chemistry. Activities: Newman Club 1. 2, 3, member­ ship chairman 4; C.O.T.C. three years. St. Paul's merit award for outstanding contribution to extra-curricular activities 1952:53: Future: post-grad Chemistry.

DAVID GOODWIN. Winnipeg. Gordon Bell High School. University Symphony 3, 4. Future: Medicine.

RAMSAY R. GOPA UL; San Fernando, Trinidad. "Sonny". Activities: External Affairs Chairman; International Students Organization; U.N. ·Association; Junior Chamber of Commerce. Hobbies: soccer, swimming. sleeping: Married: Future: Medicine and father.

• Science building houses many laboratories. Future Bi­ ologists here examine the U. of M. collection of stuffed winged specimens.

134 • RALPH GORDON. Winnipeg. General Science course. Activities: United College _Council; Brown and Gold Sales Manager 3; Vice-Chairman of Union Committee 4; Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity; Future: Engineering.

JAMES EDWARD GRIFFITHS. Atikokan, Ont. "Pinkie ". Honors Chemistry. Fort Frances High School. Activities: Chemistry Club 3, 4, 5. Hobbies: stamp-collecting.

HARVEST,HALVORSON. Winnipeg. Isaac Newton High School.

ARLENE :HETHERINGTON. Winnipeg. Kelvin High School. Sports: volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; cheerleader 3; bowl­ ing 2; girls' rugby 2, hockey 2; track 1, 2, 3, 4. Future: a trip to Europe, then airline stewardess.

GERALD W.· HARDIE. West Transcona. Transcona Collegiate. "Gerry".

WILLIAM G. HETHERINGTON. Winnipeg. Science. Activities: Public Speaking Club, Fort Garry United Church. Sports: hockey, hunting, swimming, skiing. Future: Medicine.

LOWELL HURWITZ. Winnipeg. "Scotty". Sports: six man rugby; volleyball; basketball 1, 2, 4; Y.M.H.A. basket­ ball; junior rugby. Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity. Future: doctor.

CLIFF HOLTZ. Winnipeg. Honors Physics. Lord Selkirk High School. Sports: bowling 2, 3, 4, 5; badminton 2, 3, 4, 5; Tabernacle Baptist Young Peoples'. Future: un­ certain.

GARY HUGHES. Dauphin. Future: Medicine.

DIANE MARY JOHNSON. Winnipeg. Moths, statistics, physics. Activities: literary representative 1, 2, for United College year book; Student Relations 1, 2. Alpha Delta Pi. Future: mathematical research, teaching.

ROBERT KARTZMARK, Winnipeg. Honors Chemistry. St. Andrews High School. Married with one daughter, Mary Louise. Future: M.Sc.

PETER KRUGER, Altona, Man. Honors Chemistry. Activities: I.V.C.F. Association of Mennonite University Students, Chemistry Club Sec.-Treas. 5. Future: M.Sc.

• 135 JACK SCHNOOR. Winnipeg. Maths, physics, chemistry, statistics, geography. Sports: basketball 2, 3,; volleyball 2. Y.M.H.A. Fuiure: post-grad work.

THOMAS LA RUE, Winnipeg. Graduated from St. Paul's College. Activities: Newman Club, Militia. Future: post­ graduate work.

IRENE ANN KRUK. Winnipeg. Activities: Choral Society; Church Choir; Youth Club. Hobbies: painting, singing, dancing, reading. Gamma Rho Kappa. Future: Medicine or studies in Europe.

SHEILAGH LAUDER. Dauphin. English, Microbiology, Chemistry, Maths. Graduated from Dauphin Collegiate. Brewer's scholarship l, 2, 3. Hobbies: lab work in Vancouver.

ARNI LAXDOL. Arcola, Sask.

JACK LOWTHER. Winnipeg. Stratigraphy. Petrology, Geomorphology, Paleontology, Economic Geology. Activities: volleyball 2, 3, 4, 5; curling 4, 5; Brown and Gold rep. 5; Geology Club treas: 3, vice-pres. 4; pres. 5; Winnipeg Druggists Athletic Association 2, 3, 4. Future: post-grad work in Petroleum Geology.

GORDON MCINNES. Winnipeg. "McGinny". Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Microbiology. Activities: Science football 2, 3, 4; basketball 2, 3, 4; volleyball 3, 4. Out­ side university: Y.M.C.A.

ARTHUR MARCIMKOWSKY. Moose Jaw. Luther College.

CRAIG MCKECHNIE. Winnipeg. Kelvin. Future: geo­ logical work, oil.

BILL LUGG, Winnipeg . Graduated from U. of M. in '48. Attended Queen's while working on his Master's. Worked for several years then returned to U. of M. to complete Masters. Married with a family. Hobbies: curling, golf. Future: oil geologist with California Standard Oil.

136 • JAMES MOHAMMED. Trinidad (Maraval). St. Mary's College. Faculty badminton and tennis.

MICHAEL MUZYLOWSKI. Shoal Lake, Man. Graduated from Shoal Lake Collegiate. Activities: Geology Club. Hobbies: hunting, fishing. Future: travel.

LILLIAN MYKYCINSKI, Winnipeg. General Science Course. Graduate of St. John's High School. Hobbies: skating, volleyball. Future: research.

ELMER OGRYZLO. Dauphin. Honors Chemistry. Activities: Chemistry Club Pres. 5; U.M.S.U. Radio; Gamma Rho Kappa. Hobbies: music, radio, stamps: Future: post-graduate work.

GERALD D. POLLOCK, Winnipeg. "Jerry". Geology honors. Activities: pres. 3; social comm. 5; senior stick 4; skiing convener 3, 4, 5; Geology Club 2, 3, 4, 5. Granite Curling Club Jr. 1, 2; Puffin Ski Club I, 2, 3, 4, 5. Future: undecided.

RAYMOND A. PRICE, Winnipeg. Honors geology. Activities: Pres. of Science yr. 4, 5; Geology Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Canadian German Society; Y.M.C.A. Hobbies: curling. Future: geologist.

SYDNEY RADINOVSKY, Winnipeg. "Shike". Chemistry. Zoology, Microbiology. Activities: Hillel. Y.M.H.A. Sports: golf I, 2; curling 1, 2, 3, 4. Alpha Epsilon Pi. Hobbies: oil painting, photography, photocoloring. Future: Dentist.

COLIN RILEY, Winnipeg. Ravenscourt High School. Geology. Activities: Geology Club; Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy. Married with one son.

FRASER ROBIN. Inglis, Man. A residence man. Math, Chemistry, Physics. Activities: U.M.S.U. Radio '2, 3; Residence House Committee. Future: Teaching.

WILLIAM C. ROSS, Assiniboia, Sask. "Will". Honors Geology. Hobbies: music. Married. Future: post-grad studies in Geology.

LYMAN ROSS, Winnipeg. Honors Chemistry. St. John's High School. Activities: Canadian Chemical Institute; Y.M.H.A.; Leader; Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity. Hobbies: sports, cars. Future: M.Sc.

DOROTHY ROBINSON. Winnipeg. Biochemistry, Ge­ ology, Physics: Activities: International Students Organ­ ization 2, 3; S.C.M. I, 2; Young People's, asst.· Lady Cubmaster at Harrow United 1, 2, 3. Hobbies: music. Future: Lab Technician.

• 137 CHARLES SHNIER. Winnipeg. Kelvin High School. Hillel, Science Council, President of year, 4.

NANCY SARANCHUK. Winnipeg. "Nan". Physics, Chemistry, Geology. Microbiology. Activities: Choral Society 3. Sorority: Alpha Gamma Delta. Future: Meteor­ ology.

BILL SHIRRIFF. Swift Current. Chairman,· University Brass Band 4.

MARILYN STARR, Atikokan, Ont. "Twink". A residence girl. Activities: Vice-President at United College 2; secretary of S.C.M. 4. Future: Medical Research.

ROBERT THOMPSON. Riverton, Man. Zoology, chemistry, microbiology, geography. A curling enthusiast. Future: medicine or dentistry.

JUNAR SUND. Winnipeg. Daniel Macintyre High School. Activities: Science Assistant Treasurer 4; Geology Club 3, 4.

JOHN VAIL. Winnipeg. Gordon Bell High School. Leonard Foundation Scholarship. McLean Scholarship:

MARLYNE YOUNG. Yorkton, Sask. Bioche!mistry; Zoology; Microbiology. A residence girl. Graduate of Yorkton Collegiate. Future: Medical field.

TSUN POO YOUNG, Hong Kong. International Students' Organization. Sports: badminton.

STEPHEN ZARVIE, Tyndall, Man. Activities: Geology Club; Sports: soccer; volleyball; hockey. Hobbies: hunt­ ing. Future: travel.

HELEN M. ZABORNIAK, Winnipeg. Honors Geology. Graduate of St. Mary's Academy. Activities: Newman Club 2, 5. Hobbies: skiing, tennis. Future: Stratigraphic Paleontologist.

NICK ZABOLOTNY, Winnipeg . Member of Monday Morning Coffee Club. Hobby: bridge.

138 • PEGGI BAKALINSKY. Winnipeg, Man. Peggi is active in the Drama Society. She is a member of the French Club. She belongs to the Y.M.H.A. and the Hillel Foundation. Her hobbies include playing the piano and curling. She received her B.A. from the University of Manitoba last year. She plans to do social case work.

CLARE BARYLUK. Winnipeg, Man. Clare enjoys reading arid all sports as her hobbies. She matriculated from St. John's Tech, and received her B.A. from United College. She plans to make her future as a social case worker.

ADIN BAUMAN, Wallenstein, Ont. United Grad 53-54. Rep. for Interfaith Council. Student Minister-Elmwood

Presbyterian Church.· Hobbies: music. Married. Future: Social Work.

MARGARET BRAND. Saskatoon, Sask. "Peggy" is her faculty Manitoban representative. She received her B.A. from the University of Saskatchewan. She plans to make her future as a social case worker.

CHARLOTTE DYNE. Winnipeg, Man. Charlotte represents her faculty in badminton. She belongs to her Church Young People's Club and a Badminton Club. Her hobbies are various sports. She received her B.A. at the University of Manitoba. She plans to do social case work in the children's field or dealing with medical social work.

FRAZER EARLE. Oshawa, Ont. Graduated from High School in Sydney, N.S. Attended University of Western Ontario. Member of Delta Upsilon Fraternity. Y.M.C.A. Counselor. Married.

BRUCE FRASER, St. Vital, Man. Bruce's hobbies include chess and various sports. He received his B.A. in 1951 from United College. He plans to take a master's degree in social work.

EUGENE GILCHRIST. Regina, Sask. "Gene" is married. He is active in the Westminster United Church. His hobbies· include golf, curling, baseball, basketball, hunting and fishing. He has attended formerly the University of Saskatoon and Regina College. He plans to return to Regina to work in the Saskatchewan Boys' " School.

SHULAMIS GORELICK. Winnipeg, Man. Shulamis en­ joys skating and reading as her hobbies. She received her B:A. at the University of Manitoba. She plans to do social case work.

GRACE HAGGLUND, Teulon. B.A. Graduate of Teulon Collegiate. Sigma Kappa Sorority. Hobbies: bowling, curling, tennis.

FERNE HENDERSON. Winnipeg, Man. "Bunny" matriculated from the Swan River Collegiate. She received her B.A. from the University of Manitoba. She plans to do social case work after completing her course .

...,. DOUGLAS HUTCHINGS. Winnipeg, Man. Doug is active in Augustine Church. His hobbies include golf and curling. He received his B.A. from the ·University of Toronto in 1950. He plans to work for the Department of Health and Public Welfare in Manitoba.

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JOAN KERGAN. Winnipeg, Man. Joan is W.A. repre­ sentative for her faculty, and plays basketball and volleyball on the teams. Her hobbies include music, curling, tennis, volleyball and basketball. She received her B.A. from United College. She plans to be a social case worker.

MARY KAVANAGH. Brandon, Man. Mary plays volley­ ball for her faculty and is secretary-treasurer of the Social Work Student's Association. She is ·a member of the Newman Club. Her hobbies include petit point, skating and golf. She received her B.A. from the University of Manitoba in 1952. She plans to do social case work as a career.

TOM JENNINGS. West Kildonan, Man. Tom belongs to a Public Speaking Club. He received his B.A. in 1954 from the University of Manitoba. He plans to do social group work.

GORDON MACFARLANE. Wapella, Sask. Gordon is sports representative in his faculty. He has numerous hobbies, including music, reading, curling, hunting and shooting. He received his B.A. from the University ol Saskatchewan. He plans to be a social case worker in Saskatchewan.

JOHN MURRELL, Winnipeg. Jack is currently President of Social Work. In 1952-53 he was President of fourth year Science. His hobbies include woodworking and gardening . He received his B.Sc. in 1953. After he com· pletes his course, he plans to work for the Society for Crippled Children of Manitoba.

CECILIA KOO. Hong Kong. Cecilia has swimming as her main hobby. She matriculated from the Sacred Heart School and received her B.A. from Hong Kong Univer­ sity. She plans to make her future as a social case worker.

YOLANTA KOSSAK. Poland. Mrs. Kossak is a member of the Newman Club. Her hobbies include skiing, camp­ ing and music. She has one son named Andrew. She attended the University of Krakow, Poland, and holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree. She plans to work for the Brandon Children's Aid Society after completing her course.

ELEANOR MOORE, Battleford, Sask. "Bunnie" matricu­ lated from the Battleford Collegiate Institute. She received her B.A. from the University of Saskatchewan in 1954. She plans to be a social case worker.

RHONA TEICH. Winnipeg, Man. Took part in bowling. A member of Hillel. Outside activities: Y.M.H.A .. Win­ nipeg Little Theatre. Hobbies: music, tennis, handicrafts. Casework placement: Children's Aid Society.

ALISON MURRAY. Newdale, Man. Alison is very active in sports in her faculty-curling . volleyball and bad­ minton. Her main hobby is music. She matriculated at the Shoal Lake Collegiate, and received her B.A. at the U. of M. in 1952. She plans to be a social case worker.

KATHERINE PALAMARYK. Benito, Man. Katherine is h61 faculty's Brown and Gold representative. She belongs to the Alpha Omega Society and Le Cercle Francais. In her spare lime she is interested in reading, music and photography. She received her B.A. in 1954 at the University of Saskatchewan. She is planning on being a social worker.

140 • SHIRLEY PALMER. Winnipeg, Man. Shirley is an active sportswoman in her faculty. her interests including volleyball, curling and basketball. She is a member of the Alpha Delta Pi Sorority. Her hobbies include tennis. golf and volleyball. She received her B.A. in 1951 from United College. She plans to be a social case worker.

GEORGE PENWARDEN. Selkirk, Man. George is the social representative in his faculty. He received his B.A. in 1951 from the University of Manitoba. He plans to be a social case worker.

PATRICK DESMOND RUSSELL. Speers, Sask. "Des". is a member of the Newman Club. His hobbies include reading, bowling, hockey and skating. He received his B.A. at the University of Saskatchewan. He is on educational leave from the Saskatchewan Department of Welfare and Rehabilitation, and will return to work there as a social case worker after completing his course.

EDWARD SARNA. Stony Mountain. Holder of B.A. Active in Arts debating, politics club and mock parlia· ment. Newman Club. Hobbies: golf, baseball, curling.

CHAJ;I.LOTTE ROLLIT. Winnipeg. Born in Paris, France. Activities: French Club, Alliance Francoise, Manitoba Chapter of Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada. Attended University of Montreal, Seton Hill College, Pennsylvania. Future: rehabilitation and medical social work.

RENEE ROSEMAN. Winnipeg, Manitoba. Renee matricu· lated from St. John's Tech. He received his B.A. in 1954 from United College. He plans to do social group work.

DOLORES DOLLY SCHNOOR. Winnipeg, Man. Dolores belongs to the Hillel Foundation. She is a member of the Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority. She received her B.A. from the University of Manitoba in 1954. She plans to be a social case worker.

ELEANOR SIGURDSON, Riverton, Man. "El" participated in several faculty activities: United College Stunt Night. 2, 3, 4; Varsity Varieties 3. She was United College social convener in her 4th year and served on the United College Coed Council. Her hobbies include sports of all types, bridge and reading. She received her B.A. in 1954. She plans to be a social case worker.

ADELHAID STERNBACH. Winnipeg. "Haidi". Group work option. Activities: U.M.S.U. External Affairs 5; Psychology Club 2; Politics Club 2, 3; German Club 2, 3, 4, 5; French club 2, 3, 4, 5. B.A. Honors, Man.

ELIZABETH TALKER, Winnipeg. Elizabeth holds a Bachelor of Teaching degree. She attended the Univer· sity of Bombay. She plans to do social case work.

JOYCE THORDARSON, Brandon, Man. "Jo" is her faculty women's sports representative. She plays volley­ ball and basketball for her faculty. Her hobbies include reading and many sports. She received her B.A. from Brandon College. She plans to be a social case worker.

JOAN WHEELER, Winnipeg, Ma�. Joan received her B.A. at the University of Alberta in 1953. Here at the U. of M. she is a member of her faculty curling team. She is a member of the Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority in Alberta. Her hobbies include badminton, dramatics, and playing the piano. After completing her course she plans to be a social case worker.

• 141 JAMES ALLAN. Winnipeg. Kelvin High School. Faculty activities: awards chairman 3, 4, 5; sec.treas. of student council 3: photographic editor of "Johnian" 2, 3, 4; senior stick 6. Member of Fellowship of St. John's. Sports: soccer, curling, basketball. Ordained in Novem­ ber 1954. Missionary to Indians in future.

GEORGE BULLEN, Leamington, Ont. Vice-stick of St. John's 4. Member of drama club 3, sec-treas. of student council 3. Student · assistant at St. Jude's Anglican Church. Hobby: making model ships. George plans to become a missionary. He was ordained in May 1954.

JOHN HOPPER. Mather, Man. "Jack". B.A. 1954. Activi­ ties: Vice-stick 5, 6; candid editor of Johnian 1; Band rep. 2; Editor of Johnian 4; Sec.-treas. of student council President of Canterbury Club. Hobby: leather work. Future: priest in Anglican Church.

JOHN MA'ITHEWS. Regina. "Jack". Chairman of drama club at St. John's. Member of University R.C.A.F. squadron. Married. Future: priest in Anglican Church.

• Conveniently situated in bus depot building at Fort Garry, the U. of M_ Book Store fills the academic needs of all students.

142 • • FIN E ARTS faculty council. They are kneeling: Mina Forsyth; Seated: Mary Thorpe, Don Reichert, Professor George Swinton, Faculty Advisor; Marilyn Ritchie and Herb McPherson. Back Row: Len Stone, Senior Stick Winston Leathers, Lady Stick Valli Siimo and Ivan Eyre. Lower right reveals a somewhat camera-shy penguin.

• FORTY BEER MEN had these students making faculty decisions this year. Front Row: Hugh Krentz, Joe Zanyk, Grant Sims, Senior Stick; Bud Whiticar. Second Row: Barry Ferries, Anatole Gurowka, Clyde McBain, Herb Walton and Alf Dyregrov. Third Row: Ron Lazar, Harry Kowalik, Ernie Hnatiuk, Hal Dalkie, John Moore and Paul White. Fourth Row: Norm Riddle, Theo Cartar, Ken Kramer, Ralph Gor�on, Mike Schioler and Terry Rooke. I �

• ST. PAUL'S COLLEGE • UNITED COLLEGE GAIL DOODY, Winnipeg. Lady Stick of St. Mary's, Gail has been very active during her years there. She was Freshie Queen Candidate 1, Publicity Chairman 2, Junior U.M.S.U. Rep. 3. "Buttercup" is a member of the Newman Club and acted in Newman Club plays 1, 2, 3. She was Newman Club secretary 3. Alpha Gamma Delta is her sorority. In the future Gail plans to teach.

MARGARET DUBOIS, Storthoaks, Sask. "Magee" was secretary-treasurer of St. Mary's Council 3 and Senior U.M.S.U. rep. 4. She is a member of the Newman Club and the Sodality of the Children of Mary. She plans to take up library science in the future.

SHIRLEY MCMILLAN. Margaret, Man. Volleyball I. 2. Council 2. Brewers Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 4. Isbister 1 and 2.

• Queue for city-bound travellers always forms outside the new university bus depot-even in sub zero weather.

146 • GERALD CLANCY. St. Boniface. A special person around St. Paul's: He's our Senior Stick. Under his leadership everything was performed with success and efficiency. In addition to this he debated. Last year he served on the council as Secretary Treasurer. Other interests include Newman Club, music and writing. After graduation he plans continued studies in Physics and Mathematics.

PAUL H. BROMLEY. Winnipeg. Every year he took part in the Varsity Varieties, drama (twice he won the Best Male Actor Award in the Interfaculty Drama Festival), basketball, and debating. He sat on the college Council four years : . . this year as both Debating and Senior U.M.S. U. Rep. Intends to continue on in Law at Manitoba.

JOHN C. BURNS. North Bay, Ont. "The Rocket. " Came to St. Paul's after graduating from Scollard Hall, North Bay, Ont. He's another of these four-year men in basket­ ball, hockey, football. and Newman Club ...held im­ portant positions on the Council all through the long grind. Will work for the C.P.R. in a secretarial capacity.

ANDRE COMEAU. La Salle, Man. "The Irishman. " Com­ pleted his matriculation at Maison St. Joseph, Otter­ burna. For three consecutive years he played hockey, football, and curling. Future: leadership in some field or other.

REVEREND FATHER NESTOR HODOWANY C. Ss. R.. Toronto. He came to Winnipeg to complete his B.A. during which time he was assistant chaplain of Gamma Rho Kappa. In addition to his studies he performed parish work on the weekends and mission work in the summers. Other interests include music, drawing, horticulture, and sports. Future: education of Ukrainian Catholic Priests at the Roblin Minor Seminary.

STAN CUNNINGHAM. Winnipeg. "The Streak'�. Spent two years in Science at Fort Garry but finally decided that Arts was for him. Took part in debating and basket­ ball for three years, and served on the Council in fourth. Spends his summers in the bush . . . studies Greek as LEO HORODISKI. Beausejour, Man. Completed a hobby. Future: further studies in Philosophy and matriculation in 1952. A keen outdoors enthusiast, he languages. has participated in inter-faculty football and curling for two years . . . spends most of his weekends hunting, skiing or fishing. He also found lime for Newman Club activities, and to do sketching and sign�painting. Future: Dentistry.

EUGENE KRISTALOVI CH. Swan River. Participated in many extra-curricular activities: football, curling. Future: undecided.

JOHN MANION PETERKIN. Winnipeg. "Pinky. " The philosopher in our group. One year he edited our college paper, Crusader; another he served as our Drama Rep. Each year he found time for Varsity Varieties. basketball, debating, and Sodality. Among his other diversions are writing, fishing, and walking ("a constitutional clears the mind"). Future: further studies in Philosophy.

FRANK ROSBOROUGH. Vancouver. One of those people who finds time for everything. For three consecutive years he participated in Varsity Varieties, football, basketball, and hockey. He served three years on the Student Council, two of which he was UMS U Rep. Frank was also prominent in the St. Mary's C.Y.O. and in Newman Club activities, principally drama. After graduating he plans to enter Law at U.B. C.

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BARRY B. DAY, Winnipeg. Activities: Class president 3; Senior Stick 4; S.C.M. Outside activities: assistant student minister St. Andrew's United Church. Future: Theology.

JOSEPHINE MORGAN. Winnipeg. Activities: Councillor 2, 3, 4; U.M.S.U. rep. 2, 3; Lady Stick 4; Co-ed Council. Sports: bowling, bask�tball, swimming, volleyball, golf. Future: marriage.

JOHN ARMSTRONG. Winnipeg. Activities: debating. Hobby: music. Outside activities: Bahai World Faith.

DOUGLAS ARMSTRONG. Winnipeg. "Doug ". Activities: debating 3; French Club 2; Cosmopolitan Club 3. Out· side activities: church choir; Y.P.U.; A.O.T.S. Future: Medicine.

HARRY WILFRED BAKER, Morden. Harry is interested in Economics, English. Philosophy and Government. His plans· for the future are indefinite, but we believe he will go far.

STUART BARBER. Hamiota. "Stu". Activities: Chairman Current Affairs and Macalester Conference 4; Debating 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; History Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Politics Club pres. 4; Mock Parliament 2, 3; U.M.S.U. Radio.

WALLACE M. BERGMAN. Gimli. "Walley". Activities: S.C.M.; building fund rep. 4. Sports: curling. Hobbies: art and drawing. Married. Future: Education or The· ology. •

JOAN BLACK. Winnipeg. Activities: Stunt Night 2, 3, 4; Theatre Night 2. 3; S.C.M.; Co-ed Council, vice-pres. 4. Hobbies: music, writing. Future: Education or Social Work.

KATHLEEN BLYTHE. Winnipeg. "Kathy". Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority. Sports: baseball, basketball, curling.

, . Future: Social Work.

;1:. ROBERT A. CAIRNS. Winnipeg. Hobby: photography. Kappa Sigma Kappa Fraternity. Future: Education.

CLIFFORD H. CAMPBELL. Durban, Man. Grad of Shur· pan Pacific College. Hobby: carpentry. Outside activities: active pastor 2 years; Sunday School teacher. Married, three children. Future: Theology.

RUSSELL A. CROOK. Letellier. Emerson Collegiate. Activities: Varsity Varieties 2; stunt night 2. 3; S.C.M., worship convener. Sports: hockey, curling. Future: United Church ministry.

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HUGH <:;URTIS. Winnipeg. Activities: Stunt Night; debating. Future: Social Work or Law.

ORVILLE DERRAUGH. Winnipeg. Activities: Glee Club lead. Outside activities: Crescent-Fort Rouge church choir: James Duncan Chorus and C.B.C. work.

J. RALPH DONNELLY. Clandeboye. Gladstone Collegi­ ate. Activities: S.C.M.; fourth year president. Hobbies: current affairs. Married. · Future: Theology. " '• LILIA EYL{\NDS. Winnipeg. Activities: Jr: and Sr. Co-ed rep. to U.C.S.C.; awards committee chairman; Choral · Society, S.C.M. Outside activities: Lei! Ericson club, First Lut�eran Church. Future: Social Work.

DAVID FALK. Winnipeg. Activities: V.C.F .. sec.-treas. 4; Outside activities: church, oratorial and German folk­ song choirs. Sports: basketball, baseball. M.B.C.I. grad. Future: Law or Education.

JIM FLECK, Gladstone, Man. Hobbies: art work, bowling, basketball, writing. Holds permanent teaching certificate and has taught several 'years. Future: education.

NICK GENIK. Dauphin. Nick has lived in residence for three years. Plays the violin for Residence Square Dances, much to the pleasure of the residents.

EDMUND GRAUMANN. Winnipeg. Activities: V.C.F. Sports: baseball. Outside activities: Young People's: Future: Education.

RICA GUROWKA. The Pas. Rica has lived in Sparling Hall uniil this year. She has belonged to the Choral ' ·' Society f.or three years, and is Fourth Year Sports rep at United. Active in Politics Club, MacAllister Confer­ ence, and Varsity Varieties, a Statistician for the Civil Service is what Rica plans.

MARY P. HARRIS, Winnipeg: Activities: Uniter, Vox, Stunt Night, bowling and golfing convener. Alpha D�lta Pi Sorority. Future: mathematics and statistics.

GWENNETH A. HARVEY, Vancouver. Gwen is an active S.C.M'r., this year being United S.C.M. chairman. In s�cond year she was active in Radio Drama and was a National Secretary for the United Church Y.P.U. Her stenographic course at Success Business College, assures her success as a social worker, in the business world.

DAVID HILL. St. James. Activities: Vox, sales manager 4. Outside activities: preaching at Brandon; formerly at !'4cMaster University. Future: Theology.

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VIOLA C. JOHNSON. Winnipeg. Sports: baseball, volley­ ball. Future: Social Work.

CORINNE LANGSTON. Winnipeg. Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, S. C.M. Hobbies: acting, directing, music.

ALAN L. DEIGHTON. Winnipeg. Outside activities: Y.M. C.A: Psychology Lab. assistant 4. Hobbies: golf, tennis, opera. Future: Medicine.

DIANE ELEANOR LUCAS, Winnipeg. A native of Daniel Mac, Diane played an active roll in college life. Third year she was publicity chairman, and has been on year councils as publicity, debating, and current affairs rep. Diane worked on the Uniter and the Manitoban in second and third year. She plans to go into Education.

MARIAN E. MARTIN. Winnipeg. Outside activities: Y.P. U.; Young United Church Choir. Holds .A.R.T. C. degree.

RUDY MAXWELL. The Pas. Miner before College. Activities: Council Publicity Chairman; active in Orange Lodge, Black Knights. Future: Law.

• Practise teaching forms a vital and interesting part of the Education course.

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AUDREY MURPHY. Transcona. Activities: Glee Club; Stunt Night. Sports: baseball, tennis. Outside activities: · ballet. Future: Social Work. I PATRI CIA ONO. Wlnnlpeq. Activities: Publicity com­ mittee; Social committee; sec.-treas. Co-ed Council 3; French Club; S.C.M.; Cosmopolitan Club. Outside activities: church nursery work; Girl Guides. Future: Education.

ELIZABETH J, PAGE. Winnipeg. Activities: Cosmopolitan Club, French Club. Outside activities: church. Hobby: photography. Future: Meteorology.

CAROL B. PALMER. Petersfield, Man. Outside activities: deaconess work in Point Douglas (children's groups and Sunday School}, music, dress-making. Future: Theology.

DONNA PATTERSON, Carberry. "Pat " graduated from Balmoral Hall and is now a stalwart of Sparling Hall. Second Year she was House Captain in Sparling Hall and third year, Vice-President of Co-ed Council. This year finds her U. of M. S. C.M. president.

BRU CE G. PETERSEN. Winnipeg. Activities: V. C.F., Cosmopolitan Club, French Club, United Building Fund Committee. Outside activities: Young People's, Y.M. C.A. Pioneer Camps, Ontario Camping Association, Red· Cross. Hobby: photography.

BRU CE D. PIPPY. Winnipeg. Hobby: music. Holds A.R. C.T. degree In music. Future: Education.

AUDREY J. PHILLIPS. Brandon. Activities: French Club 2. Outside activities: Sunday School Teacher. Deer Lodge United Church. Future: Education or Social Work and marriage.

JOY CE PLEZIA, Winnipeg. Activities: Macalester dele­ gate 3, 4. Outside activities: National Young People's union secretary. Future: Civil Service or U.N.

EVANS PREMA CHUK, The Pas, Man. Activities: Curling

Club; co-editor Vox 4; debating.· Sports: curling. Future: Law.

HOWARD REIMER. Steinbach. Activities: Choral Society, V. C.F. vice-pres. 4; Outside activities: Y.M. C.A.; church choir, sports. Normal School grad. Future: Education.

ALLAN RENTON. Winnipeg. "Bud ": Activities: Varsity Military Band; Kappa Sigma Kappa Fraternity. Outside activities: Varsity Dance Band. Future: Social Work or Law.

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ROLAND RIVAL IN. The Pas, Man. "Ribs". Activities: Editor. Vox 3; Brown and Gold Rep. 4; Sports: curling; curling convener 4. Kappa Sigma Kappa Fraternity. Future: Law.

AUDREY J. SAMPSON. East Kildonan. Activities: year council ; co-ed council; U.C.S.A. Treasurer 4. Sports: bowling, volleyball, curling, baseball. Future: post-grad ln Business Administration.

PETER SCHROEDER. Winnipeg. Altona High School. Outside activities: Deacon of Bethel Mission Church. Married. Holds B.CH.ED. from Canadian Memorial Bible School. Future: Medicine or Seminary.

CONRAD SIGURDSON. Sandy Hook. Norwood Collegi­ ate. Future: Medicine.

SYLVIA COODIN. Winnipeg. "Tzipie". Activities: Varsity Varieties 2, 3, 4; Hillel; Sports: volleyball, basketball. Outside activities: Y.M.H.A. Hobbies: music, reading. Future: Social Work.

PETER THIESSEN. Grunthal, Man. Activities: V.C.F.; History Club; A.M.U.S. Future: Education. I GORDON W. THROP. Winnipeg. Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Varsity Varieties; Cosmopolitan Club; S.C.M. Kappa Sigma Kappa Fraternity. Future: Social Work.

GWENDYLN MAE TURNER, Cromer. Gwen has majored in Psychology and she spends her summers working at the Saskatchewan Mental Hospital in Weyburn. Bells will soon be ringing for Gwen, as a wedding is planned for June.

BARBARA J. C. WARREN. Winnipeg. Activities: Theatre rep. I. 2; Theatre chairman 3; Choral Society; French Club; S.C.M.; Cosmopolitan Club. Outside activities: Winnipeg Canoe Club. Future: business.

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SHIRLEY WILKIE. Winnipeg. Activities: Co-ed Council; Council Assistant Treasurer. Sports: curling, bowling, golf. baseball. Outside activities: Job's Daughters. Future: Personnel work.

CATHERINE J, ZAJAC. Winnipeg. "Cay ". Activities: V.C.F., central social committee chairman 4; ski con­ vener 2, 3; Vox contributor. Outside activities: SHARE; Future: Social Work.

BILL ZONNEVELD, Winnipeg. Activities: Choral Society, Cosmopolitan Club. Outside activities: church choir. Hobbies: music, stamps.

KEITH CLIFFORD. Transcona. "Fudge " came to United in 1947 to take Honors Arts. In 1952 entered Theology. In both Arts and Theology he has been active in current affairs, and S.C.M. 5 years a student minister. In 1952 he married Kay McLean, Office Secretary of S.C.M. Has written his B.D. Thesis and intends to pursue post­ graduate studies in London.

DON FRAME. Interests include rugby, curling and Y.P. Married in 1954. Has served as student minister at Red EDGAR JARVIS. Gladstone. B.A. President of Theology. Lake and Mather. Extra curricular activities include hockey, curling, S.C.M.. a student minister for the Uniied Church for 5 years and member of the Young People's Conference Executive. Married.

DOUG LAUCHLAN. Pine Falls. Following his gradua­ tion from Arts in 1952, he entered theology. In Arts he was United U.M.S.U. rep., active in current affairs, member of S.C.M. executive, class valedictorian, also vice president in third year Theology. Active in Boys' Parliament, and a student minister for 3 years. Married in 1953 and has a son.

MARGARET MCLEAN. Deloraine. Graduated from Arts in 1952. Her extra-curricular activities: debating, current affairs, athletics, Glee Club, Choral Society, and S.C.M. On the Secretarial of McCallister-United Conference for two years and delegate for the next two-the latter of these as group chairman. 3 years a student preacher.

GORDON PARKER. Daniel Mcintyre, B.A. Chapel Choir leader, 5 years; soloist at many College functions; lead in three Glee Club productions; member of James Duncan Chorus; is assistant minister at Norwood United Church.

CLIFF MANNING. Has been Methodist lay preacher for many years. In 1929 journeyed to Newfoundland from Northampton, England only to return a short time later. In 1950 he came to Canada entering theology at United in 1951. Married and has one daughter studying in high school. Has been student minister at Tilston,· Starbuck and Holland.

GEORGE THOMSON. Following 2 years with the R.C.A.F. Took a Mortician's Course in Chicago then entered Arts at United to graduate in 1949. Four years he was an undertaker in Victoria. In 1952 returned to study Theology. This extra-curricular activities include bridge and curling. Married and has 2 children. For the past 3 years he has been student minister at Stony Mountain.

• 153 • Rodgers and Hammerstein introduce hero Billy Bigelow as barker on Mrs. Mullins' carousel.

Dramatic Director: ______JAMES DUNCAN

Music Director: ______MARJORIE LONGLEY

Dancing Director: ____MARGARET RUSSELL

CAROUSEL CAST

Julie ------______JOAN KARASEVICH

Carrie ______MARG 'RYAN

Nettie Fowler ______PEGGIE DRYDEN

Mrs. Mullins ______Ev ANDERSON Louise ------PAT ARMSTRONG

Hannah ______MARILYN PoPP

June Girl ______: ______JUDY HANSON

Arminie ______ALINE JACKSON

Billy Bigelow ______HENRI ENNS

Enoch Snow ------·------..... HERB LoTHER

Jigger Craigin ______AL CHISIK

Star keeper ______DEs McCALMONT

Heavenly Friend ______VIC GODFREY

Enoch Snow Jr. ______GRANT CowAN

David Bascombe ______HARRY HUEBERT

First Policeman ______LYLE JoHNSON Second Policeman -··------··-ROY MACKENZIE

Bos'n ______GORDON THROP

Captain ______JON SIGURDSON

Carnival Boy ______LYLE JoHNSON

Principal ______DicK JOHNSON

Dr. Seldon ______DEs McCALMONT

154 • o A great one with the ladies, Billy was most at home in the carnival atmosphere. But his boss was the jealous type.

0 Her jealous nature made her fire her favourite when . Billy met Julie at the carousel and showed her special favors.

o Julie and Billy fell in love then and married, but he couldn't get work and became moody and unhappy. He cast his lot with Jigger Craigin, Carousel's villain in black. o Lack of money forced the newly-weds to live with Julie's relative Nettie Fowler at her Spa. There she would discuss her problems with friend Carrie while eavesdroppers worked nearby.

• 155 ORCH E STRA

Violins DAVID BLOSTEIN (Concertmaster) BERNICE KLEIN LORRAINE GRESCOE ALAN DALE EVELYN BADRE ELAINE RUSSELL ROBERT RYBAK

Violas ELSIE P AZIUK JIM STEINBERG

Cello DAVID GOODWIN SUPPORTING PERSON NEL Bass

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SYD PERLMUTTER Ushers : ------______MEMBERS OF THE WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA STUDENTS' UNION F1·ench Hol'1t JACK SINCLAIR*

T1·um1Jet CHORUS RUSSELL FLISS Sopranos : Margaret Eastick, Shirley Brotman, Beverley Chafe, T1·ombone Brenda Dafoe, Elicia Diachun, Judy Hanson, Amy Hen­ derson, Marie Malcolm, Barbara McFerran, Marjorie EMILE BERNIER"' Moffat; Marilyn Popp, Janice Rayner, Sally Wansbrough. Tympani and Pe1·cussion Altos : Nancy Bleeks, Patti Dowbiggin, Susanne Flood, Carol JIM ROSE Genser, Joan Hancox, Aline Jackson, Frances MacFarlane, Margaret Patterson, Marianne Peters, Rachelle Raisin, Piano Rosemary Stevens, Fran Struthers, Barb Thomas. DOROTHY GREENE -Tenors : Bob Bevis, Dudley Brett, Bob Gardner, Allan Hammond, ' Bob Jeffrey, Dick Johnson, Donald Lindsay, Robert Munson, *Courtesy Winnipeg Musicians As­ Walter Patterson, Gary Plaxton, Martin Tennenbaum, sociation. Gordon Throp. , Basses : Paul Anderson, Barry Biglow, Barry Hubble, Brian Hubble, Joe Myles, Don Ross, Ken Shipley, Jon Sigurdson, Bruce Thompson, Metro Wityshin. \

• The fellows and gals held a clam-bake on an island, but Billy agreed to go only to cover up a robbery which he and Jigger were plotting. He needed money for he soon would become a father.

• Billy and Jigger snuck off, but their plans were poorly conceived. Caught by the intended victim, Billy took his own life and soon his spirit left the scene for up above.

• Time flashes by and Billy's spirit looks back at earth to see his 15 year old daughter Louise plagued by her father's reputation, and, as her father had been, very unhappy.

• Allowed one day back on earth to make life more pleasant for Louise, Billy chooses her graduation day. With help, he succeeds in showing her a way to happiness and conveys to Julie that he had truly loved her.

• Make-up-only one of the many behind the scenes tasks when University of Manitoba Glee Club took over the Playhouse Theatre from January 31 to February 5. WORKING WITH MUSIC, first for the love of sing­ ing, second for the benefit to university students and third for the entertainment of the citizens of Manitoba, is the reason for the existence of the University of Manitoba Choral Society. The recent season meant hard work, meant practice, practice and more practice,for the large number of students involved, but the result was one of the busiest years for the Society. R.C.A.F. Station Gimli was the first to hear the U. of M. group. They appeared at a variety concert there in the fall of '54. Highlight of the year's activities was the February concert from the Playhouse stage which featured a group of selections from "The Student Prince". . • Executive of the Choral Society take time out with a somewhat sleepy looking director Glen 'Pierce. Standing behind Mr. Pierce are Hugo Unruh, Brian Conly, Betty Mcleod, John Clarkes, Fran Wheeler and Diane Brittain.

• University of Manitoba Choral Society has room for every interested student on campus. Glen Pierce conducts a weekly prac­ tice for the mixed group of songsters. • Instructions from conductor Glen Pierce are being impressed on the students' Symphony Orchestra at one of their weekly mid­ winter rehearsals at Daniel Mcintyre School.

CHORAL SYMPHONY THE UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA Symphony Orches­ tra has enjoyed one of the most checkered, and at times one of the most exciting careers of all campus organizations. Its popularity after the war was too demanding upon the scholars involved so they refused to meet public requests for more concerts and thus indirectly encouraged formation of the Winnipeg Symphony. Then many of the students went to play for the perm�nent group, but since the U. Orchestra began performing with the Choral Society at its annual concert the wheel has turned and the orchestra is gaining in popularity on campus. Two extension performances, one in each term brought the musicians to rural Manitoba thus completing a valuable job in the public relations of the U. of Manitoba.

• 159 • Deboting Union committee included Gordon Shonnon, Roy Vogt, chairman Jim Smith and Jerry Shore.

DEBATING

• McGoun Cup Debaters prepare for January contest on THE 1954-1955 TERM saw the University of Mani­ Canadian divorce laws. Standing am Gerald Jewers and Julius Koteles with Leo Stern and Charlie Huband seated. toba Debating Union develop the most extensive Alternate was Bob Muir. program in recent years. Union backbone, the Dingwall League, con­ tinued its downtown and Fort Garry divisions, but added to the regular schedule were inter­ locking debates. Each downtown faculty met each Ft. Garry faculty in one debate. New on campus was the four-faculty league established to meet the needs of smaller faculties. This lighter schedule saw Architecture and In­ terior Design, Pharmacy, Education and Law debaters in competition. St. Boniface College was welcomed as member of the Bi-lingual league which included United College and Law, and an international debate took place in October at the U. of Minnesota. McGoun Cup debaters this year saw action at the University of Alberta as well as at home. Compliments of ..• Crescent Creamery Company Limited

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• 171 • The tools of the legal profession form back-drop for the council of future LAWYERS. They are seated: Sam Braker, John Maclean, Ben Hafley, Rolph Huband, Senior Stick and AI Philp. Standing: Jerry Shore, Frank Muldoon, Grant Nerbas, Ron Bell, Ross Yarnell and Charlie Huband.

• Future members of the 85% Club are guided by this HOME EC council. Front Row: Ruth Brown, Miss Dorothy M. Grahame, Faculty Advisor; Dorothy Johnson, Stick; Judy Bole. Second Row: Joanne Morgan, Kathlee.n Ross, Joan McBrien, Jocelyn Galbraith and Patsy Johnson. Third Row: Puddy Mcinnes, Margaret Goulding, Ruth Bayes, Connie loanidis, Gwen Leslie and Carol Brock. Back Row: Kathryn Robertson, Jocelyn Harris, Betty Anne Chappell, Barbara Young, Betty-Carol Ford, Eleanor Dawson and Denny Bleeks.

172 • • NURSING EDUCATION students elected these people to their faculty council: standing: Betty Johnson, Irene N.ordwich, Betty Ann Glynn and Freda Easy. Seated: Isabel Cook, Phyllis Long, Senior Stick and Rae Cottick.

• 1954-1955 PHARMACY faculty CDuncillors are Back Row: Len Kazekevich, AI Rodey, Herman Cantin, Joe Kasperowski and George · McCoy. Middle Row: Bill Braun, Pat McDowell, Olga Olynyk and Louis Melosky with Don Watts, Senior Stick Eric Bays, Lady Stick Helene Melnyk and Cecil · Symchyshyn in the front row.

....1: I •. These students served as SOCIAL WORK Students Councillors during the past term. Standing: Gerda Schell, George Penwarden, Jo Thor­ darson, Gordon MacFarlane, Kay Palamaryk, Ed Sarna and Peggy Brand. Seated: Rhona Teich, Joan Kergan, Senior Stick Jack Murrell, Mary Kavanaugh and Adin Bauman.

• Council members for the SCIENCE FACULTY during the 1954-1 955 university year were Front Row: Phil Dufort, John McMillan, Senior Stick; Dr. James Mcleod, Faculty Advisor and Lady Stick Joyce McKay. Second Row: Bruce Ba ll, Mina Geurds, Junar Sund, John Davies and Helen Fer­ guson. Third Row: Pat Legge, Gerry Karr, Don Mclean, Chuck Shnier, Ruth Burrows and Ray Price. Fourth Row: Stephanie Nynych, Rae Wylie, Sally Dangerfi eld, Ben Grose and Barry Bannatyne. Back Row: Dale Stewart, Ken Mazur, Bob Matsuo, Gerry Pollock and Jack Lowther. • The girls of ST. MARY'S elected a students' council composed of these members: Helen Chesnut, Cecilia Sheehan, Margare.t Trowell, Judy Sinclair, Clare MacMaster, Senior Stick Gail Doody, Margaret Dubois, Helen Finch, Alene Jackson, Dianne Philbin and Sheila Foster.

• Wearing the regulation gowns which distinguish the student of ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE are these councillors. Standing: Jamie Portman, John Taylor, Chris Thain, Bruce Rathbone, Ann Bright, Robert Eng­ lish, Leonard Parkes, Roland Wood and Brian Johnson. Seated: Rev. George Bullen, Rev. James Allan, Senior Stick; Marlyn Macleod, Lady Stick and John Hopper.

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• 175 ATHLETICS

• World's largest university bonspiel gets underway January 21, 1955 with U. President Hugh H. Saunderson throw­ ing fi rst rock at the Granite rink.

• BONSPI EL WI NNERS. Left to right: T. McCulloch, B. Horton, B. Sleeman and B. Bratton.

• INTERCOLLEGIATE CURLING. Left to right: Don Brock, Harry George, Murray Smith and Bob Goodwin. • At ST. PA UL'S COLLEGE activities are under the guidance of these . councillors. Seated: Frank Cvitkovitch, Pat Carroll, Gerald Clancy, Senior Stick; Frank Rosborough and John Peterkin. Standing: Leonard Yauk, Joe Mclaughlin, John C. Burns, Stanley Cunningham, Paul Hower, and James Rykebosch.

• UNITED COLLEGE COUNCILLORS. Back Row: Norman Larsen, Jim Strachan, Ralph Donnelly, Ed Jarvis, Ken Beal, Doug Lachlan and Roland Rivalin. Fourth Row: Rudy Maxwell, David Blostein, Gordon Swan, Henri Enns and Lawrie Smith. Third Row: Stuart Barber, Lee Shaw, Don Wilson, Gordon Throp, Eva ns Premachuk and Roy MacKenzie. Second Row: Joanne Meyer, Mary-Lynne Ryckman, Senior Stick Barry Day and Lady Stick Jo Morgan, Terry Connellen, Oriole Mclean and Irma Harder. Front Row: Shirley Wilson, Bunny Senicki, Dorothy Greene, Lilja Eylands, Audrey Sampson, Shirley Wilkie, Audrey Murphy and Jane Owens. • These are the university students who served on the ARCHITECTURE and INTERIOR DESIGN faculty council through 1954-1955 Standing: Murray Cheetham, Elspeth Cameron, AI Hanna, AI Burrows, Harold Saxby, Bill Lort, Claude de Forest, Jack Redmond, Don Ketche­ son, Gerry McDermot, Barbara O'Holloran, Monica Michalak and Arlene McDonell. Seated: Marilyn An· thony, Jim Kinoshita, Lorna Nelson, Johanne Wintemute, Bill Miska ·and Avril Laurie. Senior Stick Art Mudry didn't make it. Too Late To Classify

CLAYTON RALPH RIDGWAY, La Fleche, Sask. B.A.- 1950-U. of Saskatchewan. Two years medicine at U. of Saskatchewan. Remainder at U. of M. Hockey, volley­ ball, curling, bowling. Married.

J. FAYERMAN. Prince Albert, Sask. Interning at St. Boniface Hospital.

J, B. DicK. interning at St. Boniface Hospital. B.Sc. Married.

RAYMOND W. PARNELL. Ray. B.A.-1949-University of Saskatchewan. Major in biology. Hometown: Melfort, Sask. 3rd and 4th year Medicine at U. of M. Curling, basketball, soccer and tennis. Interning at City Hospital. Saskatoon.

DAVID M. PETERSON. Born Jan. 15, 1926. Attended St. John's Tech. B.Sc. 1948. Several years research work in biology, of which one winter was spent north of Churchill. Attached to R.C.A.F. and spent summers at Kingston and the Medical College working for B.Sc. (Meds). Married W.G.H. nurse and interned at U.G.H. Future: Father?

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The six licensed M.onitoba Brewers and all the licensed hotelkeepers in the province hove offered $18,000.00 to the University of Manitoba to provide scholarships for residents of Manitoba. The scholarships ore open to Man­ itoba War Veterans, not otherwise adequately provided for, and to sons and daughters of Manitoba War Veterans, and, regardless of military serv­ ice, to orphans, to sons and daughters of widows, and to such other students as may be deserving of assistance. Adopted sons and daughters ore eligible. Any student having these qualifications and clear junior or senior matricu­ lation standing, or who is completing either of these years, may apply.

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182 • ATHLETICS

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• SENIOR INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPS ENGI­ NEERS. M. Schioler, D. Scarth, T. Fraser, K. Borkowsky, B. Shukster and D. McKenzie.

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Bank of Montreal ...... 117 MacDonald Tobacco Ltd ...... 161 Bird Building Supplies ...... 63 Macinnes, Burbidge & Co...... 61 Brewery Products Ltd • ...... 181 Manitoba Farmers' Union ...... 117 Manitoba Pool Elevators ...... 61 Campbell & Haig ...... 119 Manitoba Telephone System ...... 65 c C Y 65 g:�:�� G:�;: B���� t�� Massey-Harris Co. Ltd•...... 1 1"6 an ai i L : .. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 67 Merrihews Book Store ...... 165 Canadian Laboratory Supplies ...... 180 Millar, MacDonald & Co...... 161 Chartered Accountants' Association ...... 60 Mumford, Medland Limited ...... 167 City Hydro ...... 114 Crescent Creamery ...... 161 Norris Grain Co...... 61 Crown Life Insurance Co...... 161 Osler, Hammond & Nanton Ltd...... 63

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Administration ...... 12 Engineering graduates ...... 78 Science graduates ...... 132

...... Agriculture council 51 Fine Arts council ...... 143 Soccer . . 128 ...... Social ...... 112 Agriculture graduates . 22 Fine Arts graduates ...... 50 ...... Social Work council ...... 174 Architecture council 178 Foreword ...... 8 ...... Social Work graduates ...... 139 Architecture graduates . 28 Freshie Week ...... 54 Arts council ...... 51 St. John's council ...... 175 Gillson, A. H. S...... 6 Arts graduates ...... 31 St. John's graduates ...... 142 Golf ...... 127 Athletic Directorate ···············'·········· 124 St. Mary's council ...... 175 Home Economics council ...... 172 ...... Badminton ...... 126 St. Mary's graduates . 146 ...... Home Economics graduates . 86 ...... Basketball (junior) ...... 125 St. Paul's council . .... 177 ...... Bernardine ...... 106 Law council ...... 172 St. Paul's graduates . 147 Bisonettes ...... 125 Law graduates ...... 92 Student Parliament ...... 75 Bisons ...... 124 Library ...... 18 Symphony ...... 159 Board of Governors ...... 12 Manitoban ...... 72 Telephone Directory ...... 74 Brown and Gold ...... �..... 70 Medicine graduates ...... 98 Tennis ...... 129 ...... Carousel . 154 Military Band ...... 107 Too Late to Classify...... 178 ...... Choral Society . . . . 158 ...... Nursing council ...... 173 Track and Field . 126 Commerce co.uncil ...... " ...... 95 ...... Nursing graduates . 103 ...... Commerce graduates ...... 42 UMSU executive . . 53 ...... Curling ...... 128 Pharmacy council ...... 173 UMSU representatives . . 52

······················· ····· ...... Pharmacy graduates . 104 United council . 177 Deans ...... 15 Public Relations ...... 111 United graduates ...... : ...... 148 Debating ...... 160

...... Education council ...... 95 Residence 108 Varsity Varieties ...... 56 ...... Volleyball ...... 128 Edu�atio� graduat?s . 44 Saunderson, Dr. H. H...... 14 Engmeermg counc1l ...... 143 Science council ...... 174 Women's Association ...... 110

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