Saskatoon Technical Collegiate Institute - Techalogue Yearbook (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan)

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June,1946 THE TECHALOGUE 63 make the programs entertaining and varied. It is hoped that next year more students will contribute to and take part in this activity. From the proceeds of the silver collections taken at the door, the Lit Council aided the S.R.C. in purchasing a microphone. Members of the Executive of the Council are: Mr. W. V. Agnew, staff representative, Chris Christiansen, president, Lorraine Hayden, vice-president, Leona Schmitz, secretary, Alex Sokalofsky, treasurer. ......--Af, .M SENIOR RINGS 1945 +6 lll l f'l1lll 1 'T mn mm p . . IJIUQQ am 'Hate n For the school year 1945-1946, the elected student leaders. known in Tech as Senior Rings, have been Norman Greggain and Vivian Hatchard. Norman is a Saskatoon product and attended the Thornton, Haul- tain and Buena Vista public schools of this city. He is completing the fourth year of the five-year industrial and matriculation course. In sports, Norman has been a strong member of many Tech basket- ball and rugby teams. He is noted for modesty and courtesy. Vivian was born in Winnipeg, where she went to the Alexandria and the La Verendrye public schools. She spent grades five to eight in Melville, and then came here to enter Tech. The commercial de- partment was her choice, and in 1945 she completed her third year diploma, along with two extra subjects. This year she has been carry- ing ten subjects of grade twelve. For three years she has been on the Techalogue staff, and this year is editor-in-chief. Her excellent judg- ment and literary skill have contributed greatly to this book.

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64 THE TECHALOGUE June,1946 NEW SENIOR RINGS ELECTED Monday, May 13, the school voted on the choice of Senior Rings for 1946-47. From a field of seven candidates, Jack Adolph of 3B was elected on the first ballot. A good student and an excellent hockey player, Jack is highly regarded by the whole school. The runner-up was Bill Cruickshank of 3D. A second vote was necessary in the choice of girls' Senior Ring. The final vote came on May 15, when Leona Schmitz of 3CA edged out Kathleen Thompson of 3B by a narrow margin. Leona took part in the work of the Dramatic Club, and is popular with all who know her. 1-Af., ALUMNI NEWS MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT: The Techalogue of 1946 is happy to include the following message from Mr. Ray Crone, president of the Tech Alumni Association. Mr. Crone graduated in 1942 and saw extensive service in the R.C.A.F. overseas. He is now in the College of Engineering at the U. of S. Other members of the Alumni executive who have co-operated gener- ously with this year's editorial staff are Miss Jessie Glazebrook and Mr. Lewis Crutchlow. Lewis is a former senior ring and was a very capable editor of the Techalogue in 1939-40. Ray Crone's message follows: It gives me great pleasure to pen this message for the 1946 Techalogue. May I express greetings from the Alumni Association to the present students from those who have gone before. For you at Tech this year will have been one of the happiest, because it has marked the coming of peace to our troubled world. Many of you will have had the pleasure of welcoming home members of your families whose duties in the armed forces took them far from home. It is too true that many will not return. Our thoughts are ever with those who have been bereaved. Some of this year's graduating class will, I am sure, go on to the aniversity where they will possibly achieve scholastic records even finer than they have at Tech. In any event, they will go into the new world of work or study with pleasant memories of their years spent at Tech. My word to them, if I were asked for it, would be, Carry on in the Tech spirit! Like those of us who are now several years away from high school, I feel sure that you cherish the warmest feelings for your grand school and for its excellent teaching staff. -ki-. RETURNED GRADUATES HOME FROM THE WAR Among those who have graduated at the University this year are Lyle Ward and Alec Anderson. In first year university Bob Cook is back after three and a half years in the R.C.A.F. Ray Cheyne and Ray Crone have an equal length of service, while Max Cheyne had