College of Emmanuel and St Chad - Rotunda Yearbook (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Canada)

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The University of Saskatchewan Winter Carnival, with a fairyland theme, was next on Emma ' s calendar of social ac¬ tivities. Emma entered the snow scu Ipturing contest placing third in the col lege compe¬ tition and second in the interresidence cate¬ gory with a gilded replica of Aladdin ' s lamp executed by the artistic and frost-bitten hands of Terry Brooker, Bruce Baugh, Hugh Oliver, Dave Tickner, Rick Wakeman, Bob Price, Jim Bowden, Bruce Perlson, Monty Williamson, and Doug Barmby. 4 , ,- M February also brought Emma ' s annual Jimmy ' s Night program under the able di¬ rection of our Radio-Music-Drama chairman, Ron Lambert. In some peoples ' view it was a big success while to others it was a big headache. The first floor performed a mutilated version of ' The Shooting of Dan Magrew ' which won the competition. Chip Sanford and Vivian Frett competed in ' Shell ' s Wonderful World of Chess ' . They did find it a bit difficult to complete even one move because of the interruptions by the members of the second floor as they produced television commercials that were not quite as the sponsors would have wished them.

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EMMANUEL ST. CHAD Bonnie Wylie and Manwaring Award President Elect, Michael Farr SOCIAL HAPPENINGS AT EMMA The year comes to a close and socially it was a fabulous one. Our social calen¬ dar started November 6 with our annual Coronation Ball. We had three charming candidates nominated for College Queen this year. Miss Karen Knight, a first year arts student, was crowned as Col lege Queen for Emmanuel and St. Chad. COLOR NIGHT ’68 AWARDS AND PRESENTATIONS Emmanuel Col lege Guild Cup for Debating: John Mash, Cam MacKay Richardson Cup for Impromtu Speaking: Fred Gowing Ath letic Awards - Major: William F. Reid Minor: Rick Wakeman, Terry Brooker Social Awards - Major: Ron G. Lambert Minor: Doug Barmby Canon Roy Manwaring Award (for spectator su pport): Miss Bonnie Carmen Wyllie After Christmas our n ow-f a m o u s Ground Hog Gambol was held with music by ' The Ultimates 1 . The dance was the best yet with a record turn out.

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The Third floor presented a News Special in which D . Dexter narrated the news by interviews with a UFO sighter, the University Budget Committee, and the tale of a Liber al GoGo girl now in Labour ranks. The long look into the future was given by the Theologs as they took a long ' eschatological ' look at Fr. MacVean and imagined that future time when he would be meeting St. Peter at the Pearly Gates. Eschatology with Gowing, Bulmer, and Burningham. Last but not least on the Jimmy ' s Night program was our Master of ceremonies, Frank McMenemy, who contributed further madness and mirth (both of which come quite naturally to him). Thedirectorate ' s thanks go toall who participated in Jimmy ' s Night. Special thanks go to L. Spencer, J. Mash, R. Stone- house, and K. Burningham for their organi¬ zation of skits, and thanks also to F. McMenemy and H . Scott for their help.