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

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June,1946 THE TECHBLOGUE 87 . 5 ,J I W I PQ 1 sg ! -um: lll?,'1la . tl ff' . :IFN X' . W ' ,Qs 'I-:V -If X 1 fl' l 'ai SPORTS AFFAIRS HANDLED BY ATHLETIC COUNCIL ATHLETIC COUNCIL, 1945-46 Back Row: L. Gold, G. E. Sexsrnith, M. Marushak. Front Row: E. Sebestyen, J. Johnson, L. Sofiak, D. Hurst. The administration of all sporting activities as Well as the handling of all funds raised for athletics form the main duties of the Athletic Council which is elected early in the fall term. Regular meetings of the Council are held to make decisions and to order equipment when needed. The Council also determines who are to receive letter-awards and crests. Mr. G. E. Sexsmith has continued as staff representative and has given Wise leadership.

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86 THE TECHALOGUE June,1946 ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL YEAR IN AIR CADETS When the war ended, Tech Squadron No. 107 was at an all-time high enrolment. However, as Cadet training has not been compulsory this year, the membership of the squadron has been reduced to about sixty fthree of whom are from City Parkj. However, there has been no appreciable falling off in interest and diligence among the Cadets. The squadron is divided into two flights under the command of Flt. Lieut. D. W. Scott and FXO E. A. Welch. All N.C.O.'s are students. Somewhat less time has been given this year to classroom instruction. The following subjects have been studied: Armament, Navigation, Aircraft Mathematics, Meteorology, Signals, and Drill. Mr. F. F. Moodie, Mr. R. Arn fof City Parkj, and Mr. Welch have assisted in these subjects. Honors for skill in marksmanship went to Jim McKay, Jack Mac- Tavish, and Ellwood Mitchell. Congratulations are due to these excel- lent shots. The N.C.O.'s have contributed greatly to the success of the Squadron, especially in helping young cadets. Last summer a summer camp was held at Yorkton for ten days. Good reports have been heard of this camp. At Calgary a two-weeks course was held for N.C.O.'s and F,fS Marushak and Penner and Sgt. Girling attended. Another camp will be held this year. , Al-ki... OFFICE ASSISTANTS Jessie Poleschuk, Rita Ingram, Doreen Donnell, Margaret Smith.

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88 THE TECHALOGUE June,1946 The 1945-46 executive has consisted of P. McCartney, Presidentg W. Diduck, vice-presidentg E. Sebestyen, secretary-treasurerg repre- sentatives, L. Gold, M. Marushak, H. Pettingale, W. Lofts, D. Hurst, L. Sofiak, J. Johnson. l-k1. SOCCER TEAM WINS WILDFIRE COAL TROPHY SOCCER, 1945-46 Back Row: Hay, Duckworth, Anderson, Sippola, Repski, McFie, Stohl. Middle Row: Mr. Spicer, Kubica, Yanoszewski, Simmonds, Mr. McGregor. Front Row: McLaine, G. Wenzel. For the first time in Tech's history, the soccer team brought home a championship. Year after year Mr. Spicer has given patient coaching but the final victory always seemed to elude his grasp. The 1945-46 team however, were the answer to years of wishing. The Techalogue appreciates the fact that this team have furnished the record of all scores in games played. These were: Tech O, Nutana Og Tech 1, Nutana Og Tech l, City Park Og Tech 2. City Park Og Tech 1, Bedford Road Og Tech l, Bedford Road 2. -,fl VOLLEYBALL, A THRIVING SPORT Under the guidance of Miss Hotson, volleyball enjoyed a good season. As in other years, the first forms appear to have had the most enthusiastic teams. Games were close and exciting throughout. At the conclusion of the regular schedule, an inter-collegiate playoff was held in which Tech was represented by IH, 2C and 3CA.