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

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60 THE TEGHALOGUE June,1946 Wilhelmena Garrnan: A lady of quality, gracious and sweet, you'd like to meet her, oh, what a treat. ,lack Lahti: Says very little, but when he does, stand clear! Marguerite Adair: Marguerite who came from the farm, had fine personality and great charm. We miss her. Bill Lofts: Tall dark and can he dance. Come on, girls, here's your chance. Erie Fisher: Erie has a lovely voice, and. when she sings, we all reimce. Harry Clarke: Harry Clarke. that's his name, who gives our class its claim to fame. Haldora Gunnlaugson: She's clever and quiet and attractive, it's true, Hafldora, of course, that's who. Jack Pengelly: There's no one just like jack, for French he surely has a knack. Grover Richardt: Grover with his friendly ways, adds enjoyment to our days. Anne Shewchuk: For energy, work, good sportsmanship, fun, humor and friendship, she ranks number one. Len Tampke: Talks very little, but is very clever. Dorothy Jackson: Fashioned so slenderly, brown hair and blue eyes set her off splendidlv. Anton Buryniuk: Anton studies and works all night, in order to get that geometry right. Annette Popoff: Annette wandered into our Class in january, soon making friends with us all. Marlyn Wall: A triple burden he must hear, history, math, and curly iair. Orville Chase: Back from the Navy here to school, he comes to study and not to fool.

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June, 1946 T Margaret Woods: She may be timid, quiet and shy, but she's not the type you would pass by. Keith Freeman: Our romantic, roaimingtlflo- meo, but where's his Juliet? Margaret Anderson: Quiet, friendly, cute and bright, and to our class she adds delight, joe Healy: Thinks he would get more enjoyment in sleeping. Ruth Tompson: Ruth's brown eyes and friendly smile, give our class the perfect smile. Bill Burton: When in our class we want something new, leave it to Bill to cook up a stew, Lorraine Goldsmith: Full of mischief, sunny and bright, that Lorraine, she's all right, Earl McLeod: In history or lit. he never lacks wlt. Avis Kolstad: Her hair is blond, her eyes are blue, and when she laughs, we all laugh too, TECHALOGU ., ' 5 44, rs' 2 ' it 14 F -, 'if m ff '27 Q3 L, . ri- ' gf 4 l r' I' 55: :la 75 ' I 'ff ,, 9 w 15,1 4 I Q, , . U ,E Z, A ' 'tr L57 , ' NJ 'I . , ' , ' .,,' 5' :lf'.5.:?'., .E v,.. I. gy M 'ti t, s 0? at-X4 63511 ,, ,.. E 59 Don McGowan: Lacks in noise, but not in knowledge. Elsie Laslo: With her dark brown eyes and auburn hair, she'd be a sensation anywhere. Walter Alex: Quiet chap who left us for other fields. Joyce Burns: Curly hair, laughing eyes, gay, charming, witty, and wise, Mervin Harrison: Mervin is our strawberry blond, and of him we're all very fond. Alma Brack: One of the pin-ups of our Class, yet sweet and clever, and sure to pass, Walter Swiatenky: We don't see much of him but he's always around. Mary Edwards: An ambitious newcomer to 4C. Earl Ballard: Though at first you think him shy, still there's something in his eye.

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J'lL7lC,1946 THE TECHALOGUE lil vv vvvvvrvvvvvvv-vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvwvvvvv vi Student Activities -,--At-----------------------A------------LA,--t,---,,-- STUDENTS' REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL PURSUES FORWARD POLICIES The Techalogue is glad to have the following story of the activ- ities of the S.R.C. written by one of the senior members of the Council. The manifold duties and responsibilities of this body make it in many respects the central organization in the school. The account as contributed is here given verbatim. STUDENTS' REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL Back Row: W. Fairweather, J. N. Greggain, V. Hatchard, M. H. Cox, C. Blondin Front Row: I. Maschek, D. Addie, J. Waselciw, E. Matheson. Another successful year has been completed at Tech due to the efforts of the Students' Representative Council. This governing body includes the two Senior Rings, and representatives of the first, second, third, and fourth years of the industrial and commercial departments of Tech. From these representatives the Council chooses a secretary