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

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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

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Yearbook Committee 1 7 3 Q I, 1 1 K. N v eva LEFT TO RIGHT: Sr. Bonnie Anne Blandford, Marg Mayerhofer, Sue O'Neil, Flossie Di Nardo, Euart Godfrey Pauline Galbraith, Vic Piccolo, Jeanette Murray, Pat Iovanovic, Linda Van Raay, lean Anderson. Came September and with it autumn leaves, school books and a small group of determined and hard-working yearbook members . November ll loomed as an awesome date--it was our first copy deadline. Could we really scrape up forty-eight pages of grad pictures, write-ups and dividing pages to meet this task? At first it seemed like a hopeless endeavour. However, after re-organizing into smaller, specialized groups, the pieces finally began to fall forcefully into place. The typists who came in to help us were one of our greatest assets. Many a janitor pushed his broom in time to their tappings. Much credit must also be given to the artists who designed the imaginative divid- ing pages--Victor Piccolo and Pat jovanovic . Finally, with the help of many, the first deadline was meti The next three, although wedged in between exams and practice teaching were also successfully dealt with so that the year- book was completed--a memory of your year. .Sw Cl' Assistant Editor 65