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

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Athletic Committee IME. so .. ' W , 4 1 'V Y - ' 'L vm-w-va... if . g A . 1 Q! x i S5-. ,.-M i A 7 , ZA: 5,54 ,533 ,, ,Q Z L. . 1 -5 . ,M-.,,,.... his 7 if .11 LEFT TO RIGHT: Sam Barone fCl'1airmanj, Barb McCaulley, Colleen Macdonald, Carol Harvey, Gavin Hussey, Angie Carducci, Nancy Stewart, Wally Forster, Cherlynn Thrasher, Janette Paquette. The Athletic Committee has been busy all year planning and carrying out an athletic programme designed to meet the requests of the student body. Various activities and leagues were organized to provide recreation, competition and fun for both the students and staff. This year's events started shortly after the Play Day in October with a college golf tournament. Bob McLean defeated eighteen competitors to win the golf trophy with a low thirty-eight stroke game. The ladies' school volleyball team was chosen and ar- rangements were made to play exhibition games with Kennedy, Forster and Massey Collegiates early in the season. Later the volleyball and basketball teams, both men's and ladies', challenged London Teachers' College, Hamilton Teachers' College, and the University of Windsor. These matches proved to be exciting. Highly competitive basketball games were played between our men and Windsor A. K. O. and Alumni teams. We came very close to a win with a 66-60 A. K. O. final score. Tournaments in house-league volleyball, basketball, floor hockey, table tennis and badminton were planned for both men and ladies. The committee also proposed to hold an activity night, a dance and a carnival during the year. Arrangements were made for a bowling party, roller skating party, swimming party, and skating party for all inter- ested students. A week-end ski trip to a Michigan lodge was one of the most enjoyable highlights of the year's events . The Athletic Committee thanks all those students who became involved in the sports activities of the College . Jei.-...,,g 59 Nancy Stewart, Sec retary

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lx X. Auditorium Committee The Auditorium Committee is responsible for the production during auditorium periods. The individual form representatives are required to secure the chairman, ushers and announcers for their performances . This committee acts as a liason between the forms, to avoid repetition and to insure variety. In the past year, the committee has attempted to act on the desires of the student body, in order to bring both people and top- CALM Clare Renaud, Chairman . ics of interest to the college. -igltlilililliliiii 'liklu 'Sig Sai yas? 3 l I1 I 'Mill ii I ' I Im E LEFT TO RIGHT: john Woelk, Pat jackson, Corry Demeris, Marie Belli, Howard Marjerrison, Dennis Deschamps, Joe Eserski, Clare Renaud. ABSENT: Pam Mountenay, Debbie Rickerby.

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Audio- Visual Committee si B' miie 9 A C mv 'MSN Q85 11, lfdff B 'BO A Q BACK ROW: Stan Andrukonis, Bernie Mulhern, Gerry Keelan, Louie Fiorino. FRONT ROW: Keith Brown, Tom Robinson Brian Barron, Ann Littlehales, Richard St. Jean, john Van Noord. This year's Audio-Visual Committee under the direction of Mr. Bolus and Mr. Carson, was made up of ten members. Each one represented his respective form and from this group was selected the executive. The executive this year was as follows: president - Keith Brown, Form 23 secretary - Ann Littlehales, Form 53 treasurer - Gerry Keelan, Form 4. Lighting and sound equipment both onstage and upstage were handled by the A.V. committee. During special events such as dances and concerts, the committee offered its assistance . The fundamental responsibility of this year's committee was assisting the students in the operation and utilization of projectors, recorders and duplicating machines, as well as maintaining three A.V. rooms for student workshops . These rooms were made available to the students during noon hours and after school, when Audio-Visual repre- sentatives were on duty. This year's group also threw itself into the world of film making and recording. Radio programs were taped and placed on file for student use. Activity days and life at W. T. C. were captured on film. Mounting paper and a limited number of other supplies were made available to the students through the A.V. committee . With a bit of extra money from the student coun- cil we were able to supply the students with equipment for making transparencies, bul- letin boards and other visual aids . We sincerely hope that our service has been of value to the student body. 'iwff V Ann Littlehales Sec retary in-.. J