Hamilton Teachers College - Log Yearbook (Hamilton, Ontario Canada)

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1 THE STAFF AT HOME The night of November 14, 19335, is not to be soon forgotten, for was it not one of the most outstanding of the year-the night the staff entertained us. lYith mingled feelings of anticipation. timidity at passing the lengthy reception line and restraint, we entered by the stately front doorway. Un emerging from the cloak-rooms, alter carefully labelling ourselves so that more acquaintances might be made during the evening, repressions were dropped and replaced by amazement as we were handed a bag of beans. XX'hen some had managed to fill their bags but most had exhausted their supply, we began to make our way toward the auditorium which was gaily adorned with dainty floral decorations and school colours. Here we learned reasons for our timidity to be entirely unfounded as we were kindly and graciously greeted by Dr. and Nlrs. Klchlillan, the Masters and their wives. ' After Dr. McMillan, as chairman, had welcomed us, we enjoyed a very delightful programme, at one time being fascinated by the selections beauti- fully rendered by boy choristers from Klr-. Stares' choir and by the piano solos, and at another, spellbound by the mysterious Mr. Darby. The programme concluded, we directed our paths to one of the several centres of entertainment, some indulging in bridge, others finding much en- tertainment in progressive croquinole, and still others choosing to match their wits in the new-fashioned spelling match under Mr. l.ockett's leader- ship and then participate in folk-dancing, directed by Mr. Burns. Delicious refreshments were served in the auditorium at the close of the games, at which time also the winners of the competitions were awarded prizes. The evening. measuring up to, and far beyond our anticipation, was concluded by the singing of the National Anthem. BETTY RRKERRACHER. 95:4-. 5 Q CONGRATULATIONS! XfVe are glad to extend our congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Stricker on the arrival of a son and 1 :gi-1, fig, heir on lune 9, 19365. Here are our best wishes for g I ' I '14 I i . RSE Q, -W ,,, the farmlv s health and happiness! 7'XEf:2SSs51's:ft ,J ' 'E. F'?E.-33957 'A' ? f :Qig- -1 ,,., x ' 'W Page Forty-three