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

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Student Council The teacher who walks in the shadow of the temple, among his followers, gives not of his wisdom but rather of his faith and his lovingness . Kahlil Gibran Possessed with the ambition of becoming members of the teaching profession, we arrived, in the fall, at Windsor Teachers' College in the hope of making our aspirations become a reality. After the formal and informal introductions were made, the students began an inten- sive program of activities . A primary concern of the student body was to elect Student Council Representatives from each form . The elected delegates met and selected from within the group the following execu tive: President, jim Rooneyg Vice-President, Dick I-Iendersong Treasurer, Ron Gorskig and Secretary, Mary Fran Campbell. The Council as an over-all governing body adopted and planned numerous and various pro- grams ranging from the United Fund, Christmas Cards, Blood Donor Clinic, and Activity Night, to the culmination of our year, our Graduation. The members of your Student Council embodied a professional spirit of dedication which reflected in their sincere efforts to work for the benefit of the entire student body. Co-oper- ation of both the staff and the students enabled the Council to carry out their plans in a suc- cessful manner, and because of their assistance, the Council would like to take this opportu- nity to express its sincere appreciation for a most enjoyable and gratifying year. We on the Council hope that each and every one of us upon entering our chosen profession of teaching will become more acutely aware of ourselves and of our fellow man. Through love and faith may all of us use our talents unsparingly to make our careers mutually bene- ficial to our future pupils as well as to ourselves as teachers . J. Rooney M. F. Campbell 24

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STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT--I, Rooney, M.F. Campbell, D, Henderson, P. Bohunicky. SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT-- R. Gorsl-ci, I. Pepper, R. Wingrove, V. Krakauskas, B. Norris, I. Wojtowicz, B. Sistek Reflections I do not remember when I wore a bib, What thoughts filled my mind as I lay in my crib, But as I got older my world was all play, I lived out-of-doors and pretended all day That I was a cowboy who owned a big horse, The fastest in Texas -- a broomstick of course. That I was a mother -- my room was my home With a doll and some dishes and a real telephone. Most exciting of all was my grandfather's farm And what I liked best was the big red barn. I used to squeeze in through a crack in the door To run bare-foot on the cool, dirt floor. And patiently hiding, I'd wait just to see The old mother cat come, and not seeing me I would follow her cautiously up to the loft Where she'd hidden her kittens -- They were so soft! The smell of the hay, I always shall treasure, And to sleep in a warm patch of sun was my pleasure. My life is a book -- a new chapter begins So far its been precious -- the part I've lived in. Think back on these things -- your delights and your joys Let's not deny childhood from our girls and boys. Katherine Dawson 25