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

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PETER BISHOP She Senior Stick 6 fVjeddacf e As another year of the life of Emmanuel and St. Chad draws to a close, some of us, those leaving, look back with a certain amount of nostalgia. But it is a nostalgia tempered not only with the thrill of entering a new area of life for which our life here has been training, but also with the memories of many unforgettable friendships and in¬ cidents . Other articles deal more specifical ly with the athleticand social functions of the year but it would be remiss of me to omit some mention here of the enthusiastic partici¬ pation of our large freshman class this year. For their support and enthusiasm in all areas of college life we are deeply indebted. However, to limit the comments in the ROTUNDA to these structured activities would be to leave out a very important part of life at Emmanuel - that is our residence life. Again there has been the fun and the fellowship which only those who have lived here can really know. The watei fights have gone, but the spirit that produced them has been easily channeled in other direc¬ tions . On the theological front our minds have been broadened and challenged in all classes but in particular this year by closer cooperation and classes with St. Andrews (United Church College) and Luther Seminary. The theological society has presented us each week with an important personage from Saskatoon ' s life. In all it has been a very successful year; for those leaving - a year to remember; for those returning - a year of growth on which further growth will be adequately grounded.

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ECS A FRESHMEN Grummett, Dennis Neufeld, Fred Gowing, Garth Bulmer. Middle Row: Bob Aveyard, Frank McMenemy, Ken Burningham, Alex Fergusson, Gordon Philips, Tom Ward, Robin Stonehouse, Ted Hainsworth, Harry Prest, Nevelle Crichlow, Al Moen. Front Row: S .S . Sachdevq, George Archer, Bruce Baugh, Chris Drakes, John Little, Dave Dexter, Meredith Lister, Don Hargrave, Danny Johnson, Rudolf Rohim. THEOLOGS Back Row (L - R): Chris Drakes, Chip Sanford, Ken Burningham, George Archer, Garth Bulmer, Rudolf Rohim. Middle Row: Bonnie Carmen Wyllie, John Mash, Fabian Hugh, Fred Gowing, Neville Crichlow, Eamie Bartram . Front Row : Vivian Frett, Arthur Nash, Peter Bishop, Mike Farr, Bert McQuaid, Patrick Tomalin.