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

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PRACTICE TEACHING Can anything equal that sometimes wonderful, sometimes ter- rifying, experience ot standing at the tront ot a classroom? By now it has become almost routine and we even look forward to the weeks when we suddenly change from student to teacher. Ot course, there are moments when we wonder whether or not we shall ever see the end ot the week, lout, on the other hand, we sometimes wish that a week would not end, and it is with regret that we leave a class. Through it all, we keep one thing in mind, We will soon have our own class where we will be able to guide and inspire the minds of the leaders of tomorrow. Alakazam!!! So class Einstein s Theory of Relativity is E mcz. Those are 2 new kids in our class!!! ,,. .. ,, .s -1

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3-Q 7!X If ffl ,f 1 f I O sing my song where fairies dwell In mossy haunTs and leafy Trees O sing my song where mounTain sTreams Run rushing To The froThing seas And shouT iT To The boundless skies For Though my soul s in paradise Praise God my body here shall lie And when To dusT reTurns again As God s good grace demands Perhaps He ll fashion IT wiTh love To make a flower wiTh His hands This done The joy of life is mine For unTo me again is given Our only moTher-MoTher EarTh, Our only facTor-God is Heaven. lsT Prize-Marie GroundwaTer PQETRY A SECRET or ETERNITY O sing mly song on land and sea. flzff X . I ' ' ,i W FX A , . . . f N . RAIN SomeTimes The rain comes genTly down Like dewdrops from The daisy's crown. Refreshing, iT makes all Things new, And gives burnT grass a greener hue -for all To see. SomeTimes iT cascades in a rush And leaves behind a solemn hush, As if all naTure was suspended, And all The heavens' rain had ended, -for eTerniTy. Rain ofTen, as if never ending ln fearful omens, heaven sending All her fury, grief, and sTrife As if To wash away This life, descends -To bring a new. In all iTs phases Heavens' rain Comes dashing on our window pane. In summer, winfer, spring, or fall, Whafever season,-welcome all. Marie GroundwaTer PROGRESS Two boys There in The park do play BUT noT a word beTween Them say, One wiTh sailor suiT and boaT, And one wiTh rags and sTicks To floaT. So Too mankind. ITs paTTern seT, Our world sTill lives in darkness yeT. BuT look,-a glimpse, a ray of hope: One boy has given The oTher his boaT, Marie GroundwaTer IllusTraTions by Rosemary Roy