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

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ART AND LAYOUT EDITOR SECRETARY Cliff Byrnes Irene Woodruff - 5 A inf wif' , , 5 1 x 1 - A , f- 1 bil! A' , 1. - 0 - W9! Mrs. Marjorie Reid: Nonie Kingston, Irene Nitchieg Norita Kallam. I' ART AND LAYOUT Donna Campbell Helen Rose 37

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fag. Slaff 7fze Zcfilaa l 7fLe gcfillaflfd lueuage Keeping a LOG of all activities at Hamilton Teachers' College has been an exciting and educational experience for all of us. To my staff. for their untiring efforts and whole-hearted co-operation in compiling this book, I can only say, Thank you. It has been an honour and a pleasure to work with them as editor. I would like to express my sincere thanks to Mr. Field, Miss Seavey. Mr. Sifton and Mr. Brayford for their guidanceg and to the many other people who helped make possible this yearbook. We've added poems and stories chosen from the best of many submitted in our new Literary Contest. Now read on and enjoy this year's LOG! offwnyff V260 . 1 ADVERTISING LITERARY PHOTOGRAPHY Dave Brown Nancy Reid Bob Whitley 36

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Ghana! Socie Jean Murray: Avril Johnston: Irene Woodrufi. Ed Baines: Dwight Munger. This year Miss Mellroy has gathered IIS Canaries under her wing to form the choir of Hamilton Teachers' College. For our first appearance at St. Giles Church a special choir of 43 voices sang forthe Sunday evening service. The focal point of the evening was the choir's unaccompanied interpretation of the anthem God is a Spirit , by Sterndale Bennett. The large choir has made two appearances. The first was at First United Church. where the selections included Tchaikowsky's Come, O Blessed Lord and Glory to God by Handel. The second appearance was at the Rotary Club. where the choir sang the Italian Street Song from Naughty Marietta. and a Med- ley from the South , among other well-chosen selections. The choir has been enthusiastic and ambitious. working hard to master really challenging pieces. Everyone agrees. however, that we owe our success to Miss Mcllroy, for she alone through her hard work and patience has moulded llS individual voices into one well-blended group. On behalf of the executive of the Choral Society, I would like to take this opportunity to thank Mr. Sifton for tape-recording our workg Dwight Munger. our assistant conductor: Irene Woodruff, our pianist and the members of the choir iiOI' Ii'lCiI' CZIITICSI CffOI'IS, Avril j0hn5t0n, Secretary, V E Elizabeth Berendtg Muriel Sider: Marjorie Ofieldg Lester Fretz. Mimi Johnston: Juanita Simpkinq Sonia Boncharg Rosemary Ford: Rosalie Galante 38