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

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Not For Sale ' Sorrx the Moyer trademirlt IN not for sale But please continue to look tor its insignia on school products you c in trust The Moyer trade m irlt IS rclatlvcli new but the products and service 1 represents extend biclt more th in 70 ye 1rs In schools across the nation th Moxer nam has come to be relied upon for school supplies of unvarying high quality standards. I l- 1 f 'k' 0 I I buy. It's your assurance of quality you z . . 1 ' . ' 1 5 , 1 ' 1 'z . 5 , . ' . e 1, 1 S 1 - , - . - ' I It 4 Serving the Nation's Schools Since 1884 MOYER SDHOOI SIIPPIIES lTIl. 20 Densley Avenue - Toronto 15, Ontario THE UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO INVITES TEACHERS AND PROSPECTIVE TEACHERS TO MAKE USE OF 1. THE SUMMER sCHooL, July 3 - August 11, 1956 Subjects leading to the General Course B.A.. and thc Geography Specialists' Type A Certificate. 2. EXTENSION CLASSES: September to April Evening and Saturday classes in Western and Northern Ontarioi 3. THE CORRESPONDENCE DIVISION: September to :April Many non-laboratory subjects are available. These Classes Offer Unusual Opportunities To Improve One's Education and Earning Capacity. For further information, write to the Director SUMMER SCHOOL AND EXTENSION DEPARTMENT. 70

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..., rqlfifefic eammillee W gxeculiae Flon Hopkins: Irene Nagarni. Dick Lawrence: Beth Ann Joy. '7fae 70404410 74571. Latc in February we enjoyed a brief glimpse of heaven when we visited the newly-opened Toronto Teachers' College. About half the student body made the trip, leaving by bus at five. On our arrival. glides showed us about the building. 'To describe H is beyond tuu'feeble abihues. dtdled as they are by subterranean labours In the basketball games. the honours were even. Our Senior Girls went into an early lead and won handily. 28 - 14. At half-time our Senior Boys had an ad- wuuage ofseven pouns Fronithen on thelead changed hands hequendy,the excnenient rking uuth each basket as the ganie neared us conchwion. Toronto scored uithclastfeu'scconds.uunning by 52 -51. During intermissions. students of the Toronto Teachers' College entertained the audience with displays of folk-dancing and athletics. Following the games. there vvas urnc for refreshnients and a short dance before the buses left 404411 f2efme4enZ'aiiae4 -- goqel' rqlfzfeificd K X-'llwlll ,af D Ed Rampado: Allen Walker: Cecil Reid: Donald Rothwell: William Cook. Marcel Lannevalg Ray Nagy: Grant Hutchings: Larry Davis: Ivan Chambers. 72