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

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J1me,1946 THE TECHALOGUE 39 EEE' S' 'A - 'E Back Row: Shirley Bamford, Vilma Lee, Marg. Copan, Rose Pizuto, Kathy Voss, Sheila Stewart, Helen Fairweather, Ruth Walker, Elaine Ebben. Fern Nelson. Middle Row: Charles Benoit, Charles Blondin, Betty Dawson, Violet Fox. Isabel Watson, Rita Whalen, Margaret Pace, Anne Polechuk, Ann Romanow, Albert Pulak, Albert Hegedus. Front Row: Joe Kloeble, Audrey Patterson. Marg. Luckey, Dot Roffe. W. A. Cripps, Irene Doucet, Gerty Meier, Dorothy Burrows. Ray Swan. CLASS 2CB Gangway! Make room for our gallant ship and its crew, 2CB, who after two years of adventurous sailing have finally entered port. Mr. Cripps: Admiral, and how we admire him! Shirley Bamford: Helmsman-steered us on our course. Chuck Benoit: Leading Sea- man-a girl in every port. Chick Blondin: First Mate-good at casting a line. Dot Burrows: Cook-home was never like this. Marg Copan: Stewardess-right on deck every time. Betty Dawson: Stoker-must burn electricity, never gets black. Irene Doucet: Gunner's Mate- where there's action there's Doucet. Elaine Ebben: Signalman - Waves a mean Wag. Helen Fairweather: Leading Seaman-a regular little fellowq Violet Fox: Engineer-our golden haired grease monkey. Joe Kloeble: Stoker-tall, dark and mmm! Vilma Lee: Ordinary Sea- man-always on duty watch. Marg Luckey: Leading Seaman-and can she Ulead. Gerty Meier: Deck Hand-scrub here, scrub there, always neat and tidy. Fern Nelson: Torpedo Hand-quite the resourceful sailor. Margaret Pace: Lookout-look out, there's Pace again. Audrey Patterson: Machinist's Mate-Ship ahoy! Sailor boy. Rose Pizuto: Deck Hand-what did I ever do to deserve this? Anne Poleschuk: Stewardess-pursues the even tenor of her ways. Albert Pulak: Navi- gator-no wonder it took us two years. Dot Roffe: W.O.-short and sweet. Anne Romanow: Cook's helper-helps herself. Sheila Stewart: Gunner's Mate-knows her ammunition. Roy Swan: Capt.-guess I told them. Kathy Voss: P.O.-proves our belief in miracles. Ruth Walker: Lt.-heart belongs to navy. Isabel Watson: Gnr.-knows her targets. Rita Whalen: Q.M.-Hong Kong Blues for her. Albert Hege- dus: O.S.-his hobby, lines and figures.

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38 THE TECHALOGUE Jtme,1946 CLASS ZCA Miss Scrimgeour: A swell companion, good and kind, she's tops with us all the time. Eileen Anderson: Our little Literary representa- tive. Joan Armitage: She excels in dramatics. Gerry and Gwen Bell: They're twins, they're cute, what more could you ask. Violet Cain: Five foot nine, but we like that line. Marjorie Cowell: Our class presi- dent with personality plus. Evelyn Dussome: That attractive French girl. Bernice Erickson: Who does she dream of all the time? Frances Flaherty: Where do you get those brains, pal? Audrey Glennie: Out to get that man. Marion Horton: Bell of the ball fgamesl. Doreen Hyde: The singing voice of ZCA. Gertrude Janzen: The reserved type OJ Janet Kalyn: Sweater girl of the class. Joyce Kennedy: Like candy -sweet but hard to get. Shirley Kester: Smart and studious, always on the beam. Polly Korda: Short and slim, neat as a pin. Frances Lastik: Slick chick with energy to burn. Maxine McCurdy: Mixes a mean soda. Janet McPhee: Look into her eyes and, brother! Polly Maloff: A real genius, but liked by all. Leilah Maynard: It'll be our loss, California's gain. Nora Mierke: Slender, tender, tall and mmm! Jeanette Paproski: Jitterbug, but def. Hazel Phillips: She always has her work done and that's what counts. Jessie Rattray: One of Sin- atra's fans, no doubt. Gladys Shillington: A strawberry blond with natural curls. Ellen Sorensen: l'll bet she's glad we're near the first years. Peggy Surbey: Lots of fun, giggles galore. Gwen Utigard: Dana Andrews is her dream boy. Phyllis Wood: Lover of books and friend of all. Back Row: Frances Flaherty, Marian Horton, Gertrude Janzen, Peggy Surbey, Violet Cain, Janet McPhee, Shirley Kester, Nora Mierke, Maxine McCurd ' y. Third Row: Doreen Hyde, Jeanette Paproski, Maxine Paterson, Audrey Glennie, Polly Maloff, Polly Korda, Ellen Sorenson, Bernice Erickson. Second Row: Jessie Rattray, Eileen Anderson, Francis Lastik, Evelyn Dussome, Hazel Phillips, Gwendoline Bell, Geraldine Bell. Front Row: Gladys Shillington, Joan Armitage, Janet Kalyn. Miss Scrimgeour, Marge Cowell. Gwen Utigard. Joyce Kennedy.

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