United Colleges - Vox Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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vox Published by the United College Student Association VOLUME TWENTY- SEVEN, 1953 1954 VOX STAFF Seated: Evans Premachuk, Roland Rivalin, Dena Namak. Standing: Mona Mackie, Norm Larsen, Clell Bryant, Leon Schwartzman, Mike Shibinski, Marilyn Davies, Kay Zajac. Honorary Editor . Editor . Literary Editors . Yearbook Editors . Advertising Manager Finance .. ..Prof. Stingle Roland Rivalin (Norm Larsen Dena Namak (Gordon Throp ' Mona Mackie ...Evans Premachuk Leon Schwartzman Sales Manager Mike Skibinski Typist ... Marilyn Davies Publicity . ...Diana Lucas Theology Rep. Fourth Year . Third Year . Second Year .. First Year . .Don Hilton (Maryalyce Glendinning Bruce Fraser (Kay Zajac Gordon Thorp .Clell Bryant ( Gail Auld . Charles Anderson 3

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THREE MIOSES 3-3234 74-3521 74-3522 UNITE!) TA I LT D. ALL CARS EQUIPPED WITH 2-WAY F.M. RADIOS ALL PASSENGERS INSURED WEDDINGS AND FUNERALS SPECIAL COUNTRY RATES PROMPT West of the Mali CAREFUL SERVICE 479 Portage Avenue DRIVERS BILLIARDS LA SALLE A Recreation Room For Gentlemen SNOOKER No person objects to the game of Billiards as a recreation. Prejudice is born from the otmosphere prevailing in some rooms where the gome is played. Being cognizant of this prejudice, we ore ever on the alert to maintain a recreation room where the prevailing atmosphere will appeal to the most discriminate. 365 PORTAGE AVENUE Phone 92-1474 Eddie Wasdell PARKER, TALLIN, MOFFAT, KRISTJANSSON PARKER BARRISTERS and SOLICITORS BEN C. PARKER, K.C. 0910-1951) B. STUART PARKER CLIVE K. TALLIN, Q.C. ROBERT E. MOFFAT A. F. KRISTJANSSON HUGH B. PARKER W. S. A. MARTIN The Canadian Bank of Commerce Chambers Winnipeg, Man. When making your will, please remember the needs of United College HAIG HAIG BARRISTERS, Etc. HON. JOHN T. HAIG, Q.C. GORDON M. CHURCHILL, M.A., LL.B. JAMES B. HAIG, B.A., LL.B. CAMPBELL HAIG, B.A., LL.B. 700 - 701 Paris Building Winnipeg, Man. 2

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Editorial 7OX is the voice of the student which echoes the life of United College in years to come. Attempts to maintain the tradition of a literary magazine and at the same time to briefly outline the year’s activities have been difficult. The literary quality of VOX has been hard to uphold in comparison to past editions. The attitude of undergraduate students in contributing creative and enlightening material has deteriorated. With such support VOX can not be a prized possession of college life. Despite the fact that student apathy has struck a blow to this year’s publication, VOX will recall fond memories in the future. I should like to thank those who have worked on my committee. To the editors of the literary and the yearbook sections who have helped in lightening the task, and to Prof. Stingle for his assistance I extend my gratitude. The position as Editor of VOX has provided me with a wealth of experience, experience which I enjoyed working to obtain. ROLAND RIVALIN Editor.