University of Windsor - Magister Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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D A - EW Q Q ' ztf -5 1' BACK ROW: K. Oakley, D. Robertson, D. Cofell, R. Beckett, H. Flaming, E. Vanderduim, R. Boose, E. Pitters, D. Nix, D. McCourt, J. Noestheden, T. Garraway, E. Winter, G. Stillmack. MIDDLE ROW: C. Bell, R. Roy, B. Copland, C. Richardson, M. Harvey, J. Hewlett, S. Houser, P. Roma- niw, M. Driedger, J. Claus, V. Vasiloff, G. Graydon, D. Lewis, L. Zemla, J. Shaw, S. Bailey. FRONT ROW: M. Wilson, M. Muckle, L. Wingerden, L. Pollock, E. Deslippe, M. Olney, G. Nadalin, Mr. W. E. Stadder, J. Turn- bull, M. Wowchuk, L. Lesansky, M. Mulcaster, S. Newkirk, J. Keane, B. Blanchard. PIANIST: Joy Cornelius. ABSENT: A. Morneau, B. Brown, G. Houston, J. Shillington. CHOIR The choir of 1965-66 made its first public appearance at the Open House held in December. Selections pre- sented ranged from Jingle Bells to Gloria in Excelsis Deo . Before disbanding for Christmas holidays the Choir was invited to sing on CKLW's Romper Room, a very worthwhile and enioyable experience. Excerpts from the Christmas programme were presented at Huron Lodge, where they were most favourably received. A Spring concert which included hits from The Sound of Music and several religious numbers, were presented in March. The Executive included Bonnie Copland lPresidentl, Gary Stillmack lVice-Presidentl, Dennis Cofell lSecretary- Treasurerl, Donna-Jean Lewis and Lynne Pollock lLib- rariansl. To Mr. Stadder, our director, we wish to convey our deepest respect and gratitude for giving so generously of his time, talents and friendship to make this year such an outstanding success. School Song Onward Windsor Teachers' College, We all honour gold, red and blue. 'Tis to thee we pay our homage Always faithful, loyal and true. School of learning, wisdom, knowledge, Guiding light to such as we. Thus dear Wnidsor Teachers' College Our Alma Mater shall ever be. J. Redmlle.

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PRESS CLUB Through the assistance and direction of Mr. J. Laforet, the Press Club provides available publicity for the wide range of student planned activities that occur at W.T.C. This is achieved through all the various media of com- munication. The Press Club is composed of representatives from the different organizations within the school. The members are: John Noestheden ..... Student Council Yearbook Committee Judy Noel ................ ..... Tina Tiller .................. Elisabeth Wingerden Lynda Lesansky ....... Athletic Committee Social Committee Auditorium Committee TOP TO BOTTOM: Judy Noel, Elisabeth Wingerden, John Noestheden Lynda Lesansky, Mr. J. Laforet. Thanks to Our Photographer Paul Kowal 'P A . The success of a yearbook depends upon the time and ef- fort put forth by many students. A yearbook is a picture book in which the quality and calibre of its pictures is of prime im- portance. We owe a great debt of gratitude to Paul Kowal, a student at W.T.C. who devoted his talent combined with long tedious hours of work in the shooting, processing and printing of the pictures found herein. Thank you Paul - for a job well done. 1

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K 15' Mr. W. E. Stoclder STAGE BAND BACK ROW: J. Cornelius, G. Brooke, B. Lee, J. Collins. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Sfodder, D. Cofell, E. Pit- ters, T. Gorrowoy, B. Ellis. FRONT ROW: B. Brown, P. Blurnhogel, Mr. Toll, D. Robertson, J. Shillington.