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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62 THE TECHALOGUE June,1946 and a treasurer. Mr. Maurice Cox, continued in his position as staff advisor to the Council, and the members asked the Techalogue partic- ularly to express their appreciation to him for his straight-forward guidance and keen judgment which they know has come from past experience of working with the teachers and students. The Council has had a busy year in continuing the high standard of accomplishment set by previous members. It is the body which got the social activity started at the beginning ofthe school year by arranging and meeting the expenses of initiation and a party for the first year students on the twenty-eighth of September. The Council also made arrangements and gave financial support to the second- year' party on October nineteenth, the third-year party on Novem- ber second, and the fourth-year party on November twenty-third. The Alumni dance on the eighth of February and Color Night on the fifth of April were also backed by the Council. The success of these functions was the result of much planning and work by the members of the Students' Council and they deserve high praise. With the aid of the Literary Society, the S.R.C. purchased a microphone, the addition of which filled a definite lack in the audi- torium facilities. Another service performed to the students by their Representative Council was the sale of chocolate milk at recesses and noons during the winter months. This was especially appreciated by those students who brought their lunch. The Council also made a generous donation to the Poppy Fund and one to the Anti-tuber- culosis League. The sale of school and class crests and school caps was carried on through the cooperation of Miss Flatt, who reports a large turn-over. As they are sold at cost price, no profit is made by the Council. Members of the Council are: Norman Greggain, president, Vivian Hatchard, vice-president, Emily Matheson, secretary, Don Addie. treasurer, Mr. M. Cox, staff representative, Pete McCartney, repre- sentative of Athletic Council, First Year Representatives: Jim Wasel- ciw, industrial, Linda Merk, commercial, Second Year Represent- atives: Don Addie, industrial, Ray Swan, commercial, Third Year Representatives: Emily Matheson, industrial, lnez Maschek, com- mercial, Special Commercial Representatives: Dorothy Wheatly, Georgia Anderson, and Fourth Year Representative: Bill Fairweather. The work of the S.R.C. during the next school year will be car- ried on with Jack Adolph and Leona Schmitz at its head. The Council extends its best wishes for success to these young people in their new positions of responsibility. .. wk,1. LIT COUNCIL REVIVED, HAD GOOD YEAR ' The Lit Council which has not been functioning since the start of the war resumed activity this year under the direction of Mr. W. V. Agnew, who has returned from service in the Air Force. During the school year the Council presented three lits , each proving very successful. The Drama Club and students with assorted talents fand on one occasion, a quartet of teachersj contributed to

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Jun.e,1946 THE TECHALOGUE .g.----f-- --ff----'-ff,--f----- -we i,-, ,Y Y w-. - ,-, ,-. .-, - - ,W ,Y ,Y ,-, ,- ,-, ,- lr M ll E X l l ll SU U C E Secretarial College and Il School of Accounting 'l SASKATOON -Af CANADA it ll SUCCESS sends Greetings, ll ll Congratulations, and Best ll ll ll Faculty of the Technical Col- li ll it that our pleasant associations ll Wishes to the Students and legiate Institute, and trusts of the past may continue. I ir if L. F. Furse M Principal 3 'Pei 1 1 1 :earl