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

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i ,Qi 1 ,X Je- J Social C ommiitee The Social Committee of Windsor Teachers' College for the year 1968-69 consisted of ten members - one from each form. Gayle Pierce was the chair- man and Euphrasia D'Alessandro acted as secretary-treasurer. The social committee, under the guidance of Miss Buck, Mr. Broad and Mr. Tisdale, made great strides . The committee members planned, organized and executed the social events for the student body. The first event which the committee planned Was, ironically, the traditional Graduation Ball, which was held May 15, 1969. The Hallowe 'en Dance turned out to be a great success and the evening of October 31, 1968, will be remembered. The best costumes certainly merited the prizes awarded to them . At times the social committee found it difficult to plan various social events since students were out of the college practice teaching for weekly intervals . Nevertheless, the committee did strive to intersperse enough social functions throughout the school year to satisfy the social needs of the student body. I . Euphrasia D'Alessandro Sect. -Treas . LM - f ....o,-f-yu... ..,.,,,1 ,.,..,.q,,, X, r'-K. LEFT TO RIC-I-IT: Wendy Easter, jim Lekavy, Stefanie Swaryk, Sharon Belanger, Theresa Iedlinski, Euphrasia D'Alessandro, Betty Green, jim Barnett, Ruth Ann Walker, Gayle Pierce. 62

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- s Music Option Our lively musical group consisted of sixteen girls and, of course, Mr. Stadder. This past year has been most enjoyable Working under his kind and stimulating guidance. We held our classes during Wednesday's and Thursday's activity periods in the hopes of becoming good music teachers. Throughout the year all the members participated actively in both choir and choral periods . Two of the eight continuous teaching weeks entailed special music as- signments vvith associate music teachers. Upon graduating we received our Type B Elementary Vocal Music Certificate . Because of this past year's experience, We now approach our music teaching career with much anticipation. Irma STANDING: Kitty Hole, Linda Driessens, Elly Dyck, Suzan Aubin, Carol Harvey. SEATED: Ioan MacDonald, Gail Jeffery Elizabeth Saso, Sister Janine, Susan Boudreau, Marlene Wiebe, Dianne Botsford, jennifer Guyitt, Susan Martinuzzi, Angie Kuzrnanovich, Lynda Sudds. 61

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X F re nah Option lx X. WW liilwl an fi J iilef' RY' Il .L i ll ll' E F A 4, 51 , , , . , ,r l s . I !q,.g,,, 'ax'-1 A BACK ROW: Sr. Emma Bezaire, Missy Campbell, Nancy Harrison, Jeanne Mayrand, Jody Madden, Judy Marcotte, Shirley Ann Cecile, Anna-Marie King, Susan Quenneville, Rosemarie Elias, Sr. Jeanine Cyrenne. MIDDLE ROW: P t M D ll S M ' ' a ac one , uzanne arentette, Marsha Szczerba, Janet Richardson, Gerard Bezaire, Cathy Antaya, Margaret Ricci, Theresa Dufault, Cecile St. Pierre. FRONT ROW: Anne Famula, Paulette Belanger, Marian Robillard, Jan Getty, Maria Pignanelli, Theresa Monforton, Colette Carric, Marcella Oriet. The French class is a group of student teachers who are learning how to teach oral French to English-speaking pupils. This year there are twenty-seven stu- dents taking the option. There are two parts to the French course . On Monday and Wednesday, Mr. Guillet holds classes which aim to improve our fluency and diction. On the re- maining days Mrs . Zahara concentrates on methodology. During five separate weeks of the year We practice teach this oral French along with our other duties . By our efforts we hope to bring out a more practical use of the language by teaching sentence Structures and constructions which will be useful in everyday conversation . Jeanne Mayrand 63 l N J ' I