Lakehead University - Yearbook (Thunder Bay, Ontario Canada)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1969 volume:

'I 4 . .r I . , ' .j,'I 1 . 'x -Q -1 ,SN A . . ', u af : . NV I -. .M NRy3f'f'1r f 4 ' . +. -, f ' -, I-f5'I FQ '.llIII-I',:I'I-5 :ix ' L -. -' -- .'-'- A . , . -, I- Ax 4- ,I .V-I -, I 1, yI.I -I. t.,:..IIItIgii I, '- ' . 'b-B' -' f-W1--, -f.' A- '12-1 1 1 1 . ' -' - .5531 ,- - L, -.,: :iff -- - . . . - ... .. .- 1-' g ..-- .x - ,.,Q '- . -.:'-. -,.. .1 , f 3- .I ,A-f,--'X-i+g,:.3251-2--Q, . .2 '.'.i'f' . -. 'fs TH.-:. f'- lf QQ:fb e'?',1.5?2fg'fi'k59fi'-Hgiviffi-1 'Ziff -' 'ig le' ' 1 '- an ' .. ---. - .-. - ,- '-- , ,A-,' .. '-f-.' f' ,g.1J,. I- ., - . - . yN - 1 --..., .-.f-' Y- up gtg-,.--.:.J-Q, I - 'Ia L .. . , .. . V ' ' - -'. .f- f 3'..-x- f- '-'-n- 5.2?kr.'f-1'if'7Tsf?2N25'--1f's-f'-'VFW- 'Yagi-' .. rg f - -.'- ' 2- rm 4- f'-wi-V -Y-1sf.--4'-.ffr- --.S .,,r-1-. I I - . ,, WZ. .- .14-7 , s .. , ., I -1 .1 .,..-.,sx.-1 1, . l.,.fL,y ...ng-.-3, , ,L , ' -, .j -1 ', xf- 4. .',,.'i,9, ', - -','7--'Q--,gy -'QU ' '. yg 6' 'f .-15515. 1.--,4-,' .Q-'? '4-x- ' - ',.'a-WJ--' 2,1- . -. . -- ---ff., .: --.fn---,',f-49,f'f.1r.:4,'w.2g-i f.,'ggw - - -'.f,,gg-ftaL?g..5-.i' 2 '1. bl'-' 2,1-, .V-P f -- A:-1' W 5' 1 I- '-.'- fi'-1: K' 5. s'l el--, . 1'-':1g 4 rzR,-' ,'-za 7fA'::5T'E1kQ. '35 6- ' In I. I ..:I :I II IlIf:1 .If-,IXlLkJ.f, LIL.. ,IAI IXIQ--u,Y'4i,. ,A,QS.III',I,f,LIjn' I,-I' I., Ip. -,-:-Zf . x II J-1 -,yr -, ' 3 JI'-'I' . YI fc .'-, If- . '-1. if -' -5-. f f- 'z .. 4-.1 -'of . 12' LI ,x . .'-4 1.'kAT,jA' 'nl LLB- g -,f 'Z 450.1 Q' uw' '.! '-.-'-' lu- 'Tw' '. --' ' .,.--1,44-l -417 HA. - .-.. -- ' X 7 fl- A ' 'H ' AW I ck '-'uw 41 f - -'I' '-51 Qt '-43 55ifx lS'f-f'1- 6,9 p-5'2 ' . ' I -,- gp ,u'- .,,':.fy-'ge 3'-J. 'm',- I gl'-',.-IQ, 1,-I AGQ N ,5,- '-.7,,:q.1jI'-1' , 3.'-.Q-','j'I3jg'E,,,i 'QI-Lvq I I I Ik IIIII Im IIII .I ,II I. IIIi,II'IIq- II If. I., -I4 ...I .,. I I I,-I:,3.,,II?75III.7-I,jII J. I-,I,:I. .III3,II, II.,.I1IQ,.I?I I w.I.l, I, I C .n . . I ,.n.px, ga Y, -.x..5 . I' II ,IIIIZ .I .FL II. IIQINGI , I I ,A-I.. U 9 LII. I,I,1,.:.I,g Z-..73II,. kg, II4 ,,I1 I4-Ihnh. ,. x ' vu -1.1 ,.,'---gt, H -- ',:,, - 3., -I ,W .-Q,-3-Q-.-1'-,I g,.'.,'v-. '.y,', . ,vs '-.gp -, -, .--4 .-,,1.--, -'- .,-., '- f ,-. - x we- M..-' - ' ,-..p.:,r-wg..-' Q- 1--1.11 .-.f - . ,- ,4- 1 1f. - -f., 'F 43,-'-,',,1I.,. -milf-gI - '- --I ..,.I -I. N' 8 .1 I1g!r,.,p '- .wan 151:51-' 'Ry f .. x . . - ,. . . ,, . , . , ., ., 3. 'I' . rg I,- . W-4' . - ,P - gy ' -...I -. - 5-, A-.'.---jf-,:-ftp'--K i,,'v!f. - Q-QW. ' - .' - 1, ., 3, -- 2 L.Q.N.,-I-Q,1,Ji4.?Cf. :q 55-pf...--. J ' - '. ,, -. ' ', J .'. :Q-. -' '. .'- - f - ff- , -, ,f,'ft1. r- gf., -Sf ,1.,,.- qw-. - , ff J,-, -,- ,.f Ig,-gf. -' l - -5 . ' ' Q 'l.- 'L :'f- , 'MQ '- . '. - 'E' 'fw'5', .x.'.-Q ' f 1 1'- '.-'WI H.. ', : -'. - v,-,. .2 -fw'g,-f'-.-,,'1'-.'- Xl I 1, 0 ,G T--1' 2311 C5 r-:.,'- ,'.'. '634 . I 'F I I NIIII f I- ,-. -I,,, -,,I- f-I -Q ,I -AI Ik' . ,-I,I1III c1'II.I ,I I. , , Iv, 1 f ' '. - -' -1. .'-1 1 5'i 'i'-52 -A f'4,l' Ig- ...I---..., 'I l.v, Q'-' ' ' WHA' fm!-.A LU' ff.-Y L, ' '. f -.fly . , Y.,.,,, ..., I I--f, .-, -, - .ul V-.lf NI. ., f , - .l A X' Y ', u -' '3 T, N -'i' 'ul' ' 4 Ftlklpl md A1-A A M 'A :shi fl! III!! ba-fr. ' -' --1 I, ,I ,,,f.. II I . , ' I , , RA I4 . , .I, I - 'I, .. ,. I' . I A'-X 5 X',I'.I'r',', - :' S II'-1-:II-,'. i'-,'Q.I !- is ,.!,2' Ix,,'fI - .alfiixffqf , 1.4 ' .H ' ' '-'-'HA V-.11 -'tilt -'1'--1,71-'. -- '- ,',' -. f f ,. ..'.,4 ' '- , - - . ,4 1-',r,',1-, I -.. .- 'I ,. gk? 'T-fIf .-gI1,Il IIITIIV .III :,I.I.i7III I I III' ,Hg I .I I.I.II III , .-II! .Iv II, AI ' ,' ' V. -W' ' ny' 'ir' -LU t I- ': ffm- --'. 1-I 'X ' 'Y 'iff' 'r - .'-' . lg. R' tl ' ' ' -I x ,I.J',':I IIsf II.I A13-'Im .ijII.fI,I' ' -,If xg JI' 1. Q I ff. .Ib ,Qi Q i. ' I f I. . , ,' '.'-q -' ' . :I - if -15-1 'z -. :- I' i, ,'.. ruff- f.'1 'pri' ,' I ,lgi p . 5 ,..,,,.,4,.v .I . . .-'J'i',x 4' , ' 'iq WEE lf? :QA-,9.' L ' -' -'.'.'. ', . . I' ,, U-.1 Q JA gxr. ,'I,g: ,Il,,Ixg'4Q, -I 5 iw.-4' -, -, .' . -If L-.- KI, -.-'I-9-.--,II 5, A- '.I.'.., ,, ,Ip ' s .5 II . I .Iv-, I I-'.I-. , .. .., .I I I,I EQ: II II 4- -. IIV1. 'II f.I-- I, -I1 fy Z' 4lffI,,'II 5 ' '-7 fr -' ' iq- '. . 1- -t ' '-'.' Ji, L' AE r'--- ' I:I .T 'X'x'x. ' If ' f'.'-A .f-'. ' 5' ',, I, ' -'t '. lv ,I I,'Ic I 'I',4 k-5 1 ,'Nq'.f'- - f- 'fy .Q-as-'.-.s,, rf - 4.w fl ,.. ,. .. X ' ' w..-., . HM 1. .J .I ,. ,. 1- . J 1 ' '1 f wr-: . .- 5 . I - - sq ,.,,'III.,, f. .f FI II., ,I, '. hx. . I ,Vu-,,. II ,.I. r , II 4 '- ,, , - if 'Ts' l.' . w' ' -H 5 'Q lf , ' ' .. -,' ' - - . ' . 1 ,' Jr, 4, ,, .I ,x ,.,.I , I I,.II l-JI I .II,,rI III , IIIIII-II,,I I- II II I IrI'I1,IIIII,I.-I ,Jf , 'v.1:.,I , .. .1 ' 'I f ,- I , lag V.-.-l,r... 5 - j. 9, . ',-- I In I t AQ .:' I v I ,' nggff.--A . , -- . . - I I, . ,II S I' I I I, , fuII.I .. , ,II X I . x. 5 -' . 5 1. .. .I l ' ' X 1 III . ' .-gre . Y J. fi,--5 'VI-'IQII 1 -1-L-JA -4 1 ' -5. ,,.'-.,.. . N -1 . 3 --f4..2?'M -. if -a d? . .j'T:, , ' '.-E-'4'5,6ffki ,j Q -Qyf: 1 -. pf:--'-I TNR, Jf- 1.'.75:':x .. .,'.j I 4'-23513-fl , -Q ,, , '- f 'f' 3 ' 5' 1 .Har ' -: .- - 32 .'?'-. -- ' W 191'-. ' :W -. I -gi f-' I' I1.--,I Iffffwf- ..:A,L.II II, ,:-j-3g,I- LAKEHEAD TEACHERS' COLLEGE YEARBOOK 68 69 ONTARIO MINISTER OF EDUCATION One of the pleasant duties which I am called upon to perform as Minister of Education is to extend to the graduates of the Lakehead Teachers' College a welcome to the teaching profession in Ontario. Your effectiveness as a teacher will be judged by your success in preparing the youth of to-day for roles of responsibility in industry, education, statesmanship and the professions in the highly complex world in which he will live to-morrow. I trust that you will seek to establish sound educational objectives compatible in content and pedagogic method with the rapidly changing conditions under which we live. In keeping with the nature and the progress of scientific achievement, your authority will at times be questioned and the traditional classroom atmosphere may have to give way to more modern concepts which take into consider- ation changing notions regarding learning theory and greater attention to individual differences. I have every confidence that as truly professional teachers you will accept the challenge and will face the future with assurance, determined to add your contribution to the substantial achievements made by the great teachers of the past. I wish you success in your endeavours. Alien County Publifl LKWW , 900 Webster Street - 3, ,HQ PO Box 2270 46801 2270 wi f G avis Fort Wayne' IN - Minister of Education November 28, 1968. PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE WILLIAM A. WEST Your year at the college has been a major crossroad in which you have set directions for your future. My earnest hope is that your decision will prove right both for yourself and for the society you will serve. As a staff we are going to expect great things of you because of the fine promise you have shown. Your many indications of maturity, sense of responsibility, and balance indicate that you should be able to make a rich contribution to the growth and welfare of others. Although we hope that you will look back upon this year as one of the richest in your experience, we trust too that you will not consider it the final preparation for the work you are to undertake. To keep up to our changing world you must never stand still academically or professionally We hope you will continue to be aware that many ideas are being questioned today - and rightly so. However, look for a foundation of fundamental truths rather than supporting change for the sake of change alone. Be prepared to stand up for a principle that is worth defending, but let the size of the issue be your guide. May you enjoy in the future all the success and happiness which you truly deserve. VICE- PRINCIPAL D. H. BOTLY It seems but yesterday that you, the students of 1968-69, began your training in the profession of teaching, and, indeed, the time has been all too short. I know that you realize that in a one-year course, it is just not possible to become a fully competent, first-rate teacher. However, if you have begun to develop a philosophy of education, if you have discerned the qualities in yourself that are most likely to benefit the pupils who will be in your charge, if you have come to recognize characteristics within you that may be detrimental in your classroom if not corrected or subdued, if you have learned some basic principles of teaching and of learning, then you may be on the road to a rewarding career. It has been a pleasure to work with the class of '69 and I say this with all sincerity. I wish you happiness and success in the years ahead. DEA OF WO E A. M. McKENZIE One of your major responsibilities as a teacher is to be aware of the Worth of every individual in your care. Such recognition will affect not only the day by day treatment of your charges but also your long range hopes for their future. You must recognize the challenge of preparing them to find their place in the world of work. Strive to give them a sound foundation of knowledge and skills as you attempt to lead them towards a super- structure of searching and constructive thinking. Along with this, aim constantly at developing an attitude of adaptability to prepare them to fit into a world of innovation and change. Such a background will enable your pupils to earn their share of the material things of this world which make it possible for rnan to live with dignity. Remember, however, that you cannot dignify that which is not worthy of honour. Your efforts will have been in vain unless you can instill in your pupils the fundamental spiritual qualities which can ennoble an entire society. Such values cannot be taught - they can only be caught. I can give you no greater wish than this - that you find them first in yourself and then let them permeate all your work. S B59 'Q ii 1 EW' . 'Z-K-xii, '-: . s 4, . ,,.5. if L... x jsfefbgq Q S l .1 .5 T E Mr. D. H. Botley, B.A. Vice-Principal Mathematics Miss H. Matson, B.A. Social Studies Miss A. M. McKenzie B. A. , B. Ed. Dean of Women English I RQ? Mr. J.A. Pylypiw, B.A. Physical Education Science Mr. S. P. Drornisky B. A. , B. Ed. Child Psychology Mr. N. J. Kleven, B.A. Music Gene ral Methodology Mr. W.F. McCallum, B.A. English II. Mrs. S. MacKinnon, Mrs. M. Robillard, L.T.C.L. , A.T.C Library Science B.A. , L. T.C. M. Health Mr. R.J. Duharnel, B.A. History of Education French fk Mr. L. Korteweg, B A M Ed Art School Management .t 3,1 Rev. Father G. H. Bourguignou 1ws3R 40- Elder D. Hollander ,, ix' Rev. P. Florip RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTORS '. '..I.f?' 1 fi'F?. ' , Rev. Mrs. L. Wilson ,F A -fe Elder M. Buttars pm '15 Rev. G. Watt - I J -,sv al .4-s-Q ,gl .Xt '-a'.i'Q'? fI. g' .X X ,Y 1 Mr. A. Kurchina S .A u Mr. E. Robinson Mr. G. Naydo CUSTODIAL STAFF I ,F Www ' , .Wig V Q X . A av X ' wp M if I iii: X i .1 'l'. ' Mr. L.H. Charlton QM ' Chief Engineer : Mrs. H. Salrni Mrs. M. vaiemus Mr. A- Lyfrhek SECRETARIES Miss E. Fairbairn Miss M. Oliver Mrs. Kondrat Cafeteria Hostess CAFETERIA STAFF Mr. Mauro f Q The underlying aim of educa- tion is to further man's un- ending search for the truth. Once he possesses the means to truth, all else is within his grasp. Wisdom and under- standing, sensitivity, com- passion, and responsibility as well as intellectual honesty and personal integrity, will be his guides in adolescence and his companions in maturity. - -r ...4,v 4 J vw ,2- A S s 4 . SSM tv'- ,.. .-iv , Q . 1 ,' :,,,g 3' 1 r ng 04,1-v 5- .1 . ' ff, ' V, Q' 9 S H ' - - ' Q EJ f - 8- -... S. ' qw' .6 al! ' 1 'I' v -. 551 . N h in , 1 -. it, A. 'JZ .- I ,I nu A., id ' . .iw '- S fx-,i We 2 ., Q Q ,V w VS. A -7' I f- iv, 'E , X . 2 E 3. Q. 54 . VIC' '31 , ' x .1 ,. . '-Z' .gf s W ...- 4 ' fr Q 4 .Du -. ., I- . 1 .. , 15'n'E'.f'--L M , - - , '- ,af'. s, rv, ., rn o i,,.'- 3- ' i' Q '14 2 . -. - ' 35 . 'ffgf - '1'5- ' A , . In 'J - ' ' 'fv' ...af , '1 v A q' T5,Qk??,5,:2:,g 1 Y' .b pg. 'qw'-..,-X, W' dA .V X- . , , . wy- ' ,Ai 2 'nk -gil, v '. Q, '. 1 t L- , .-l---., 3- V- W- ' , ' ,.'v'lj,G1,v?- 1 ' ' ' Q ,- lv. ' ,' 11 3443 .3Af..t,-Jvvii' ..,,:e-U V .ey . K 1 -I' -1 . ' - U - .. f!-'S5..,Q,,, ,I N , 1 x g - . ',.- fr '1-w:'- A-Ag W N- ' ' '- , . :ex-4 .autuiga . Q - ' .1 Q i'3 ,k, rd f , Q g . -. vi, . , 3, ..- F' k ' J- -5 ft' W, ' -1 '-f Y, mtfkil, Y V ,1. ' u 'i f?!l ,' ' '. X GY ig , - Q- ,. . . ,y Q - 4 , it 'H . , ' 2? , . ,K , , . s. .l ,.. 4 5 his 4 6 ' , lin. ,-: .,g,s Michael Graham Abbott Red Rock Robyn Alexander Dryden Sandra Antilla Fort William Marlene Arnam Port Arthur Sheila Baird Fort William Ruth Barclay Fort Frances Rick Belair Kenora Lally Bemben Port Arthur will -L My-1 Jam , .i.,.. .IX ,ans ,-48 c-:af-i 9' Ruth Allison Port Arthur Tony Andre acchi Port Arthur Bob Asselin Port Arthur Lynn Aylard Geraldton Jacqueline Bawden Kenora Gladys Beda Fort William Barbara Bergstrom Fort Frances Se rgio Be rlasso Fort William iq!! Q- 2 t , . if V ' iaigi x . - i ! ve un , I Mrs. Edith Black Fort William Beth Boland Port Arthur Mrs. Evelyn Bradley Port Arthur Bob Bradley Kenora Larry Britt Fort William Gwen Broughton Dorion Ron Bryson Fort William Charlotte Busniuk Fort William 52 1 .-.1 Rt ii 1195 eil Mrs. Marjorie Bolen Stratton Roberta Boulton Kenora Mrs. Barbara Brescacin Fort William Sheila Brescia Port Arthur Cynthia Brown Stratton George M. Brown Port Arthur Carrnene Calvert Dryden Heather Cameron Fort William -c Ray Carlson Fort William 94 f' 1 I ' . ., i . X. 1 Margo Carroll Fo rt William Gordon Chartres Fort William Mary Jane Chisholm Kenora Rosalie Choma Port Arthur Marlene Clark Port Arthur Bob Clarke Sault Ste. Marie Carol Cawley Fort William Blake Carter Fort William Gail Chivers Wilson Port Arthur Roland Chois elat Nipigori Sandra Clemens Schreiber Fran Cooke Port Arthur Greg Cox Fort William Cheryl Craig Fort William Gloria Danielson Port Arthur Joan Danielson Atikokan B ri an Doubleday Fort William Joan Doyle Terrace Bay JR . ,vim-Q - rggf F 5 ,Q lk Ellen Covello Atlkokan Joanne Covello Atikokan Mrs. Engel Croswell Fort Frances Tony Dandridge Fort Vifilliarn Marg Dennett lienora Barbara Dick Atikokan Ruth Dugard Geraldton Kathleen Duke Port Arthur Eleanor Dunn Dryden Beverly Edwards Fort William Susan Favetta Port Arthur Mrs. June Finch Vermilion Bay Tanis Forsyth Port Arthur Eva Forysiak Port Arthur Mariette Gagne Fort Frances Phil Girard Atikokan 'Z -dlx in YJ! 2 'V 1 40 'IX Fred Eickmeier Schreiber Barbara Erickson Port Arthur Nancy Finch Atikokan Carolyn Fonso Port Arthur Janice Fournier Terrace Bay Paul Fraser Rainy River Eliz abeth Goddard Port Arthur Annette Godin Port Arthur Elaine Gotzi aman Fo rt William Linda Gould Sioux Lookout Marilyn Grottenberg Port Arthur Dennis Gushulak Fort Frances Diana Hammond Rainy River AK f., I I env' GB if msn.. 3 Lynn Graham Keno ra Charron Gregorash Fort William Shelley Hao quoil Fort William Peggy Haire Fort William Joanne Hansen Port Arthur Mrs. Anne Harris Fort William Sharon Harrison Fort William Susan Harty Vickers Heights Mrs. Kathleen Heggie Port Arthur Bruce Hemsworth Fort William Brian Hicks Fort William Leslie Hodgson Port Arthur ,JT Q A -is 11 1, . QQ? . N. I-'T'- '32 1 A' -,1 . 1 441 9 Molly Harris Terrace Bay Peter Harris Fort William Susan Hawkins Port Arthur C. James Hayes Terrace Bay Susan Henderson Port Arthur Mrs. Sylvia Henderson Fort William Susan Hogan Rainy River Colin Honeysett Fort William Frank Hovi Hudson Marsha lvall Rainy River Mary Pat Kelly Fort William Doreen King Stratton Michelene Klymko Fort Frances Claudine Kowalchuk Fort William Mrs. Marcia Kristiansen Port Arthur Pauline Krupa Fort William 'Zhi' f W 2 XJ 40 ii' if Q N5 Q1 iii' .PW fi ., 3 Ir iw. 'LJ , .-' VF r 4. 1 15- -.fy -3. f -U: ' ,ga ,1 V i- fb, if 35-. H I K 2 1 X W i 1 ' if , ' V. , - grit 3. 1 Au. di Km 'fr -,NEA ' Y Q 2 Mrs. Ann Kallio Marathon Joan Kapitan Fort William Bernard Kirkoski Kenora Ben Kitzan Fort William Ron Kowalchuk Port Arthur Beverley Kowalczyk Fort William Mrs. Helen Kruse Port Arthur Narcis se Kuneman Fort William Bill Kuper Port Arthur Christine Kurchina Port Arthur Michael Lagendyk Port A rthu r Zaiga Laikams Fort William Alana Larocque Stratton Mrs. Beverley Le arnan Port Arthur NJ 'Wharf 'Y-Lf? Joyce Kyryluk Fort William Dominic Lacaria Fort William Marilyn Lamanes Port Arthur Maureen Lammi Port Arthur Linda Le-Cocq Fort William ff 7' x la 4 Mrs. Maureen Leggett Port Arthur Norman LeRossignol Port Arthur James Livingston Fort Frances Ruth Livingston Dryden Pauline Lucheski Fort William Mrs. Dorothy Ludwigsen Fort William Robe rt Markall Port Arthur Beverley Marmounie r Fort William Vic Leutschaft Quibell Armelie Lipfert Manitouwadge Gary Lofts Fort William Dianne Lough Kenora Jerry Lundberg Fo rt William Terry Lys ak Port Arthur Linda-Beth Marr Atikokan Jennie Masynyk Port Arthur Denise McCallum Dryden Jim McCallum Port Arthur Derek M. lVIcFee Fort Frances Molly Mclntyre Fort William Dennis Mc Parland Schreiber Betty Jane .Meader Fort William Alicia Michaluk Keno ra Gordon Miller Port Arthur 4'- :HY BMW 41 .Xa 'N av if N 1 ,mt sv me ,gum .a- AIT wr-aqf 113 fx--'F' ' 'N Jeanne Mc Cu aig Schreiber Larry McCullough Port Arthur C athy Mc Leod Manitouw adge 4 M Kevin McLeod ,L 7 ' q V Barb Medwick Fort William Janice Metcalfe Port Arthur I Rod Mills sq ,tx Ries, Dryden , ? x J- George Milne Port Arthur Bob Morgan Port Arthur Carolyn Morken Stratton Mary Munn Kenora Halena Mysliwiec Geraldton A r -' -- .'.N E :W ' S . Q , E N Nwwkxwiku -i X Joanne Norlund Emo George Oakes Fort William 44' f- 12 f' ' I if 44D -25 Jean Morton Dryden Gerald Mosa Fort Williarn Mrs. Jacqueline Harris Geraldton Mary Lynne Nolan Fort William ESQ Donald E. Orzech Fort William Arline Paavola Port Arthur Dominic Pellegrino Schreiber Linda Pennarun Fort Franc es Frank Pierce Fort Williaun Mrs. Erma Pierson Sioux Lookout Kathryn Reid Emo Lynn Ritson Fort William RQ? C? 'A 4. -L..-3 -H-'xr John Parker Geraldton Len Pateman Oxdrift Ontario Gayle Peter sen Port Arthur Art Pfeffer St. Boniface Manitoba Fred Porter Fort Williarn Judy Prouty Fort William Louis J. Rornito Port Arthur Mrs. Shirley Rood Fort William Karen Rooney Fort Willlaln Linda Russell Fort Willialn Judy Sinnott Port Arthur Warren R. Sippola Port Arthur Mrs. Marsha Smith Sault Ste. Marie Sheila Smith Fort William Elaine Soderholm Fort Frances Mrs. Grace Stephensor Fort William John Ryder' Fort Williarn Sinikka Sinervo Red Rock Marjorie Sisson Fort William Emil R. Slivchak Fort Williarn Dennis Wm. Smyk Ignace Richard Socholotuk Fort Frances Susan Stopyra Marathon Eric Strand Atikokan Dave Strang Sioux Lookout Q Q Vic Szestopalow W Q '- Kenora if 39245 E 5 R 3 11 Gordon Taylor Port Arthur Lorne Taylor Port Arthur Diane Tienhaara Kakabeka Falls Mrs. Irene Capitan Port Arthur mfs Rita Trewin Fort William 459Q,..aQ WN '4Nf ' Mrs. Flora Tabor Fort William Gib Taylor Port Arthur Evelyn Thomson Fort Williarn Reb ecc a Thunder Sioux Lookout Karen Tomanocy Fort William R. F. Tomlin Port Arthur 1 1 v I 1 1 ix I ga.-, 1. 4 18491 iff!! Bob Backen Port Arthur Mrs. Sylvia Beach Fort William Deborah Erickson Fort Williarn C arolyn F arley Kashabowie Joan Grassi Port Arthur Denise Lavoie Kapuskasing B arb P arrott Fort William Mrs. Gayle Bryson Fort William If Darlene Dale Marathon Betty D ani ar Fort William C arol-Lynne Gallucci Port Arthur C arolyn Graham Port Arthur Marilyn Maronese Fort William Janis lVIcDermid Fort Frances Rachel Pupo Port Arthur Ingrid Sandberg Fort William Henrietta Simard Atikokan Fran Southon Fort William Sinikka Valila Port Arthur Bill Vane Smooth Rock Falls Bonnie Walsh Port Arthur Mrs. Anne Warren Port Arthur Su s an White Port Arthur Mrs. Ina Wickett Fort Willianx Jean Upton Fort William fi? X S! . mx? X P- XQI John Vainio Port Arthur Vivian Vanier Fort William Nancy Vescio Fort William hula.. ,. i nu., V Mrs. Dolores Wawia Gull Bay Bill Webster I V Fort William ' 3 L 4 :Hg l 11 9 'I if 1 l . V ,'w ,pf . I' 'QE -W Q , Dm Wg ngl Port Arthur vp' fix I g N ' ' Y, - . Rick Wiley lv ' Mead fl ur I X3 -' Nl, 4 4 Trudy Wilson Kenora Franc e s Winslow Port Arthur Mrs. Carol Woodworth Dryden John Wreszczak Fort William Mrs. Marjorie Kitson Kenora Dean W. Douglas Fort William NN . vJ'N Q k Q, Q 1,--ff ,. ax Helmut Wisinger Fort William Karen Woodgate Fort William Jerry Zelinski Port Arthur' Kathy Zozula Port Arthur' I, , I A f. f' ACTIVITIES I4 I . STUDENT COUNCIL BOB MORGAN PRESIDENT May I first extend to the faculty and the student body, the appreciation of the council for their co-operation and support throughout the year. May I also commend, on behalf of the students, those who have shown such admirable leadership qualities in the many organizations and activities of the past year, especially the editor and staff of the yearbook. As an adult and a parent, this year at the college has reaffirmed my faith in the youth of today. l challenge you all to maintain and further the ideals which prompted you to undertake this profession. You will be developing our country's most priceless possession--its children, the citizens and leaders of tomorrow. Robert A. Morgan. Peter Harris Vic e -President Linda Beth M arr Secretary Maureen Lammi Treasurer STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES LEFT TO RIGHT: Rick Wiley 165, Fran Southon 165, Ray Carlson 119, Annette Godin 127, Fred Porter 157, Bruce Hernsworth 135, Barb Bergstrom 115, Paul Fraser 123. SEATED: Rita Trewin 157. MISSING: Jim Livingston 141. .QP Rebecca Thunder Tony Andreacchi Treasurer Vice-President Molly Mclntyre Secretary ATHLETIC COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES STANDING, Left to Right: Brian Hicks 435, Bill Vane CGD, Lynn Aylward CID, Phil Girard 129, Dominic Pellegrino 153. SEATED: Elaine Gotziaman 625, Bob Bradley C17, Barb Parrott 465. MISSWG: Joyce Kyryluk 437. ATHLETIC COUNCIL VIVIAN VANIER PRESIDENT This year, according to all, was most successful. Because of the work and effort put forward by the leaders of the Athletic Council, sports activity flourished. I am most appreciative of the co- operation received from the masters and also the high standard of sportsmanship exhibited by every student in the school. This year I proudly commend the achievements of our basketball team, men's and women's hockey teams and men's and women's baseball teams. While we may have looked ragged in dress, our team spirit and enthusiasm overcame all minor deficiencies. All the other sports such as badminton, baseball, bowling, curling, floor hockey, gymnastics, skiing, tennis and volleyball, were well attended. Through these the exemplary qualities of everyone at Teachers' College obtained for us the admiration of the Lakeheaders. Sports Day and the Tabloid Meet were, to use a secondary school expression, a bash! Above all I wish to congratulate all the members of the Athletic Council for the many hours of work put forward. It was through their work that these events were made possible. I wish to sincerely thank you for all our achievements this year. The qualities that you show and hold will carry you a long way in your profession. Vivian Vanier H As... :if ,ii Gary Lofts Photography Bonnie Walsh Editor PAHKLNG , Bob Asselin Co-Editor' Dennis Smyk Photogr' aphy Jeanne Mc Cu aig Co-Editor YE RBOOK Len Paternan Photography P auline Krup a Advertising EXECUTI E Kathy Duke Miscellaneous Gladys Beda Proof-Reader' it E.2sLS.f Bev Kow ale zyk Typisi X 1-,L , 1' Charron Gregor' ash Lay-Out Mgr. A, :lg Fran Cooke Business Mgr. Dennis Gushaluk Art Work ,af LAKEHEAD PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL LEFT TO RIGHT: Gordon Chartres, President, Marlene Clark, Secretary, Larry Britt, Vice- President. FRONT, Left to Right: Joan Grassi, Treasurerg Carol-Lynne Gallucci, Secretary. BACK: Joan Kapitan, Vice-President, Carolyn Farley, President. SERVICES STUDY CLUB EXECUTIVE The Ontario Hospital Study Group with its regular 20 - 25 members met every other Tuesday evening at the Ontario Hospital. After our first gather- ing with the patients any uneasi- ness as to the patients' reactions and so on were changed in an atmosphere of friendship and interaction. There was a variety of activities for our meetings which included panels, discussion groups, films, guest speakers, recreation Cpool, bowlingi, a talent show and dancing after which each session was followed with refreshments supplied by the hospital. This provided an oppor- tunity for the members of the group and the patients to socialize and for some it was a deepening of friendship. This we all found 0 be very rewarding. FUN CLUB EXECUTIVE This was an interesting and rewarding Club that too few people attended. At each meeting we sang, played games, danced and had refreshments. The climax of the year was a formal dance when the Study Club visited. How many people are as warm and open and eager to make friends as those patients are? Not enough! Those who went to the Fun Club gained invaluable experience and in most ways were given more than they gave. YOUTH CENTRE EXECUTIVE This year the Youth Centre Club consisted of sixteen mem- bers from the College. Four mem- bers of the Club were hired by the Parks Board as staff at the Centre. We have attempted to and succeeded in gaining the trust of many kids who have in the past mistrusted and despised teachers. We have played, talked and helped many of these youngsters who are almost friendless as far as adults are concerned. We all feel that we have made many accomplish- ments with these kids this year. BOWLING CLUB EXECUTIVE This year, the bowlers rnet on Sunday nights at Galaxy Lanes in Fort William from 9:00 - 11:00. Due to the set-up of teaching weeks, etc. we did not bowl every Sunday, and consequently teams were not established. Bowling was an enjoyable social event for most of the stu- dents who participated. Our top bowlers were: WOMEN: Joyce Kryluk, Dianne Tienhara, Joan Kapitan. MEN: Ron Kowalchuk, Bill Vane, Art Pfeffer. 1 QQQLQQQLKZ STANDING, Left to Right: Sheila Brescia, Secretary Lally Bemben, Treasurer, Annette Godin, Vice- President. SEATED: Ron Bryson, President. FRONT: Joan Kapitan, Secretary, Joanne Hansen, Treasurer. BACK: Bill Vane, Vice-President, Art Pfeffer, President. BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Carter, B. Hemsworth, B. Vane, C. Honeysett, E. Strand, D. McFee, R. Kowalchuk, B. Markall, M. Lagendyke, T Andreacchi. ,K ,Q .1 - . Q sv 1 L, , Y BOYS' GYNI CLUB FOOTBALL TEANI FRONT ROW, Left to Right: B. Bradley, B. Webster, L. McCullough, C. Honeysett. MIDDLE ROW: G. Milne, D. lVIcFee, E. Strand, B. Hemsworth, R. Wiley. BACK ROW: R. Kowalchuk, B. Vane, J. Hayes, J. McCallum. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: S. Henderson, R. Choma. STANDING: L. Britt, B. Markall, L. Hodgson, S. Smith, E. Thomson, I. Capitan, G. Taylor. BACK ROW: R, Boulton, C. Honeysett, R. Socholotuk, G. Peterson. -Q- BOYS' HOCKEY TEAM FRONT, Left to Right: B. Backen, R. Kowalchuk, P. Girard, V. Szestapalow, F. Hovi, R. Wiley. ' BACK: D. McFee, J. Livingston, J. Ryder, J. Hayes, G. Cox, J. McCallum W. Sippola, F. Eickmeier, Coach. GIRLS' HOCKEY rw' FRONT , S. Smith, A. Godin, E. Gotziaman. BACK: S. Brescia, J. McDermid, B. Medwick, V. Vanier, C. Gr-egorash. :B. Walsh, B. Parr-ot, P. Haire, R. MISSING TEAM Left to Right: S. Henderson, Wiley, Coach. CH0lR -.4 EXECUTIVE AND SECTION REPRESENTATIVES 1Ei.ii.w ?f'I FRONT, Left to Right: Susan Stopyra, Sopranog Mary Pat Kelly, Secretaryg Debbie Erickson, Altog Claudine Kowalchuk, Treasurer. BACK: Larry Britt, Tenorg Frank Pierce, Vice- Presidentg Ray Carlson, Presidentg Bob Bradley, Bass. The choir society was unique in at least one re- spect, in that it boasted the largest membership of any club in the school. It might also be said that member participation was excellent. I know we all enjoyed the get-togethers and learned a great deal about music through the efforts of Mr. Kleven and those who pro- vided accompaniment and assistance. As president of the society it has been my privilege to be associated with a wonderful group of people. I would like to extend my sincere thanks to them for their co-operation throughout the year. Ray Carlson MR. KLEVEN CHOIR MASTER . 'V I , .' 1, 3 1 , 1 . ' 1' , - ,, S h P AJ , ' . 151 ' -. 1 - J , l -,' -1, V. - :Ik -,ff if Q' H. 1 Qi I 1 ' Q 0 Qt x jg. L cb: 27 i ru ' ft' 1 ' ix ,- 5- ' A' 'X If 1 i. X ' YD 1 I Q' 1 x b ,I la. 1 I F M LJ fy. ia M F--J v A A NQA HYPNOSIS CL B This Club could more properly be called a Self-Hypnosis Club. Our primary purpose was the de- velopment of stronger powers of concentration, relaxation and memo- ry as Well as a higher degree of self- confidence through an increased control of our own mental and physi- cal faculties. As these pictures indicate we had a lot of fun with Applied Hypnosis. At the same time we enjoyed an excellent learning experience. Ray Carlson ,f w.......... V' uh KJ 6 ,,.. , LAS VEGAS N NIGHT iff, ww .1 if U, f ,: N' f , I ' X., ...,.... N 'U Q -, -- .N i .. X , - , , ,- I X f , . ,, ri --gem ,A g.,,,.1 :3?5M '3f ':x' H A X? I- I 'N ie: gg ....-..+..,..1.,......... C H I A 1 H , ' ,Qt ix tg. 5, x A L,Wfl.i H ' Y A gif- k, r 'xlv fo sa JU SCAVENGER HUNT S7 '00 FRIDAY THE 13th WE WERE THERE... .lm QMJL., 93' MW - QMQWWW Q,,f5y,4.:f,,Tv Umar EZ MM QIMEWHANLQ . Qygiffw .11 ggfzmu Gamma 5 R -ff4M4WV0a..,. 652 KNAW Aw... 6..7.2:'mJ 'ay 952.1 za-.Q f, UM ?i?f3ii5., f- I A- V A up :PCP ' in -L fs- N f , A 'XMAS +3 X, DANCE r f ' Pk T as JL ?. h PRACTICE - . N y S N. 5 v rf. 5. E 9 S. if G JDM ,ni ..!,m F59 TEACHI 1 . W ,X .A . 5 -'V 'fx J , 1 ,,,w4my3gw,.sa'1 X V' 55isqiwzffweg,guzasxf-x5ii5fsSv95Sg,'V ' , , J, 1 rf .-N1-M -.5 - naw- A 9'X:.-,ww - .. . if V , ...,, : F gf V2 '43 We KYB? '4 jgojl 52 R KVKV 5354 ff 152' Hr is vx -1 fur A P311 1 A re mr, Q rw Q r'v ,J if NN UCTIO . bl w w ll '1 -4 'u u I V 1 I Z 7 1 I 5 1 I 1 1 I I 4 . 1 I - u . u . 4 1 I I I 1 . rf Y 1 5 I n I l I I r I Y L I 1 u . I . I I I ,u 1 1 1 I u 1 I n n . r I l I r r, ,. u I P1 I ,I ....... ,.,..,:f,. ,mlm ..-...,..--m.:-l...i.........-.-1,.:.,m.1g.........-............-...W W.:-..,.-1,.,............--.W ug.: .......,-uf.-.Z-vs L. .,:..f.A.....i.l Q xi ff I 2 if 1 1 H 'fisgff ..,, z.: lf 'k':. . ' .us ,. g K L. ,.- X. 1:1 4.45 A Q lm- w Mn X HIRING DAY fb x x J 6' gi .1- ' X iw , H , . 55 - xgc J 5 Mx V 'fT'x'4S'2T:' 94f:ij3-'T-'X' --ff--1,1 :-. . L . . , , -:uni ' X 5 M- , -4 J ..., c.qf'A1.5 1. .. X Mr 1, 7 fi s , 'N ' .. 's.g.,, 2 1 H ,S ,W i ...m . LW - ---- A ' 1. ' x 1 1 ,Qi - , 31' - . . 3 QfAff wg9 . ff- . rr W fi M 1 ' .1n..q Q' u 5-5, - f H ... 1 THX. 1 'iff T 2, 4535- .- Q 'I ' ' ' Q K. N SPECI L PROJECTS .-- -- --.. .-...X .s ., . 5 .-- J -. -- A ' :fray . 1 ,1 it s , c if- V - 'Q v .. fJ 'x'f fi ! ' ,,4 -. .P ,: vw: . ,Q y 5' Q - :Q , 'T no ,P M7 Nv- R we Q.. X ?'..n' 5 T-OF-TOWN R T ' N -- :Q '-11154 ' ' -T1-,fa -2:1 2-' 1 i 1:, x -5-'sgfsw N Ira: ' xv-.::m1'Ef4:.f-,.'g:-ffif-QASQE -gm: itz: N X- H-i. fu ..,,., .. ,,., . .,. K ,.q,. i x...z.w:-.....N,,,WX X X ' 'H X L - 5 nr. - -Q 11-- ---- :ng 2 , ,f 1.-.1 YI 1 1 1 if 1 1 1 I 1 1 W Y 1 Y 1 1 '1 1 1 V 1 1 Illllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllll lgllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllll lllllllllllllll III llllll Ill I lllllll llll Ill Illlllllllllfli 5 1 - - 9 How long a curlmg rlnk. To make pun of not knowing Just a stone's throw. -SMYK- I !.M ' ' all TABLUID Q GRAD 3 FINAL ASSEMBLY il 1 L- iilxla gl B , ,ying I ne we if 3 , I -af' T . ix t.4 ff 5 W W i all! m 1 ,-, X I I 1 1. .3 VALEDICTORY ADDRESS -- Ray Carlson Mr. West, Masters, Fellow Graduates, Ladies and Gentlemen: It is with a great deal of pride that I am speaking here this evening. I would like to thank everyone for the honour of being Valedictorian for the Class of 1969. I once heard the term 'mixed emotions' defined in a rather unusual way. It went soemthing like this-- 'mixed emotion' is the feeling you get when you see your brand new car going over a cliff - with your mother-in-law at the wheel! This evening's festivities are creating within each of us that sarne feeling of mixed emotions, and for a variety of good reasons. After a year of hard work we are looking forward to a good rest, and justifiably so. However, this happy feeling is tempered to a certain degree. We are leaving behind us an unforgettable period in our lives, during which we have honed to a finer edge those virtues which are basic prerequisites of a life as a teacher- among those being our degree of maturity, our sense of responsibility, and of course, dedication. It has been an interesting, informative, challenging, and soul-searching year--but short! Who actually believed Mr. West's warning last fall that the year would be over before we knew it? We are leaving behind us a host of new friends, many of whom have become very close. In many instances, students have found very close friends in the masters them- selves. We will miss their guidance and support. We must also feel a certain degree of apprehension as we leave Lakehead Teachers College. This year has been marked by a major upheaval in the educational system of Ontario-indeed, that of North America. At one time teachers emerged from their training feeling that they knew most of the answers. Today, however, it is becoming increasingly apparent that there are no real answers. This leaves us with a tremendous amount of responsibility. This year man hopes to set foot, for the first time, on the moon, --that hazardous and alien planet. This year, we also plan to step into a rather new and hazardous area of endeavour. Now it is not likely, that in our lifetime, man will have any lasting effect on the moon itself, but, can we say the same thing about our profound effect on the children with whom we will become so deeply involved. Let's face it, today man knows more about the moon than anyone of us here knows about the inner workings of a child! It is imperative then, that we enter this new world with an alert, open mind, and are ready to respect these children as people. As well as this, we must be careful not to stagnate on this new planet. We must not let its hazards and pressures turn us away, or make us slaves. This new world must be as this past year has been--a jumping-off point towards other worlds for con- uerm . q It is as true in teaching as in any other field of human endeavour that to stand still is to fall behind. Let us not lose sight of our objectives nor the desire to reach them. So once again, to all of you, who, along with me, are elxperiencing these 'mixed emotions', I say 'thank you for this tremendous privilege, and wish the very best of fortune in your educational career. To Mr. West and his very capable staff at 'Mission ControI', I wish to express, on behalf of the students, our deepest thanks and sincerest appreciation for all you have done. In closing then, I will leave you this thought: this is not the end -- neither is it the beginning of the end I-- perhaps then, it is the end of the beginning ! THANK YOU EPILOGUE TO THE CLASS OF '69 OR ENVOI You are setting out in the exciting world of teaching - a world of love, learning and life, for that's what teaching is all about. Revel in this love, this love of the world about you. Never lose your love of wisdom above all. And let your students share your loves. Make these joys infectious. Dare to involve yourself in them and commit yourself. Dare to experiment. Cultivate the spirit of creative thinking with your students Like them, be the intense learner always. Don't be afraid of change, to change. Learning is a process of change. Think, read, contemplate, travel. Get and give as many experi- ences as you can. Be the inspiring consultant rather than the intimi- dating instructor. For a teacher educates by what he is as Well as by what he says. Be sensitive and respectful of each student's dignity, his needs, his emotions and his aspirations. Be honest and sincere with him. ln- crease your empathy for him. Help him develop a 'sense of self'. Don 't be afraid to climb mountains. Enquire for truth, the just, the good. Shun hypocrisy and pedantry. Foster the 'humanitos' of Cicero, and the 'arete' of the Greeks. . And don't be afraid when your students have matured into your own rivals and critics. You were a fellow human that helped them to learn, live and love. And that's what progress is all about anyway. S.P.Mn. by X nw'f'J QL M -fx 'Hi .-, 'TP ,' 1-eevwigff YV- Af ENT K SQ'Ti:'f 3 ' -':aw4i5A1f'w.ZE'-.f,LJ?5fa-fgf'1-Ii-YY? - ' - - --1 4..'fv- -gf!-.v .'. . ' 'A 'N .- - .x-.PQ- . M 1+?'s:1-MN-'Q.-gsavx WR! 1 vqie, .M S325 1 fag P ,N ir., -93 v5'S ' Q- 'Y v f . . , 4- we QF' v. .vi ' 5 ,Q , A aff: , . 4. Lkfg- ' I - Y - ' ' A P . , :lg-f 5. -.JN --N - , I N,-U f ,. I mlfwzf- ,sf'54.i','3 P+' A ff., - -,1 4, k,...1f:f-' 'afsa 5 Q'---14 15.5-4,331 We 3 w, ' W 5' ' wwpwfrf ' -- ..-iii gf ' J 7 um.: wx A 1 r Q rv! f -, .v -PM -I -.L in Compliments of THE TREASURE HOUSE 7 south cumberland street port arthur, ontario phone l807l 344-9441 Q Rl, SBlou:esA 'ls Iv-as ' O t S A Summer ' Dav , -V X ,Q 5255! .- l X, 9 . 1 were J. Srila 5131. A - -' lilvtv: efea f ' r' , Your ' Gygax Choice - kj-.4 22 4+ p -glgtlfi' Styles - 'Colours 3,3 Sizes , gg 432' oo ,K rf- gals' f ' ' 2 Compliments of Birks Stitt Credit Jewellers Fort William Port Arthur Green? E Lhpufaft Btoolws FASIRIC CENTER LADIES' WEAR HAPPY FAMILY HOBBIES 21 Cumberland South South Cumberland Street Phone Dl 4-6091 PON Arthur Port Arthur ONTARIO PUBLIC SCHOOL ME and orga FEDERATIO Extends Greetings to All Associate Members on the Silver Anniversary of ONTARIO TEACHERS' FEDERATION Twenty-five years ago, the Teaching Profession Act of Ontario was passed simultaneously the Ontario Teachers' Federation was born. To those vvho have struggled to give us the beginning of our professional nization we owe an immeasurable debt. To those who toiled during the past twenty-five years to give this organi- zation recognition, meaning, and worth, we offer our sincere appreciation. To those who persist and to those who join the ranks we entrust the future. What is the future? In teaching it is service and dedication. One must go with the other and both to the children. the You, who have chosen to share our future in teaching, are urged to strive for best. Prove that a teacher is a teacher - and so earn the right to say proudly - TEACHERS' WE ARE MEMBERS OF THE ONTARIO TEACHERS' FEDERATION. Compliments of T IRUS 9 , A L40 4 , ops G D Prescription Specialists Four Locations To Serve You 224 Arthur Street Fort William 514 Victoria Avenue Fort William Ridgeway Pharmacy 1001 Ridgeway Street Fort William Expressway Drugs County Fair Plaza Best Wishes tribe Centennial Square Phone 623-1012 Specialists In All Phases Of Hair. Beauty 8: Cosmetics P1114 -X. , 1 O . Ez tx M U4 de MOTIEU Imported Italian and French Knitted Wear Specializing Formal, Graduation and Bridesmaid Dresses 207 Arthur Street Port Arthur Phone 344-6251 v xxx itkmnt I I Compliments of G.R. DUNCAN AND CO., LTD. 121 South May Street Fort William, Ontario Real Estate Insurance Property Management Congratulations From DANIAR'S AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SERVICE 632 Fort William Road Phone 344-3127 FEDERATION OF WOMEN TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION OF ONTARIO WELCOME to the Federation of Women Teachers' Associations of Ontario, of which you are novv associate mem- bers. Through its local and provincial associations, Fed' eration exists to promote and further the cause of education, to improve teaching conditions, and to raise the status of women teachers. In turn, it places on its members a responsibility to maintain the high ethical code to which it subscribes and to uphold the honour and dignity of the teach' ing profession. Best wishes for a successful and enjoyable career. lMrs.l R. Isabel Lawson, Grand Valley, President AL COLOUR CANDID WEDDING - NATUR Home Family Portraits - Commercial and Industrial All Types of Custom Framing THE L KE SUPERIOR BO RD OF EDUCATIO with schools in , Rossport Heron Bay, lvlanitouwage, Marathon 'b r and Terrace Bay Fort William Schrea e extends CONGRATULATIONS TO The Yearbook Society and all Students of LAKEHEAD TEACHERS' COLLEGE Compliments of E sfgfg' gg?..:f'-?1.?esR,1-si-2.5-'Q zfiggfiigr 112:15-V '51-'X . Af ' QR fi ' as . ' .. ft -' S H O E STO Fl ES lntercity Xt 5 ' X?-S .wr N. wx 5 Ywgfqsxa Q3 .. X K gs .f--tr 7 Port Arthur ROYAL EDWARD HOTEL Saturday and Sunday Night Buffets For RESERVATIONS Call 623-8467 COLONIAL INN Centennial Square Located in the Heart Of the City of Fort William The Newest Restaurant at the Head of the Lakes U Les HUGH MANSON oPnclAN Prompt Dispensing of Your Eye Doc1or's Prescription Glasses Repaired and Adiusted Hearing Aids and Batteries 406 Victoria Avenue 622-'I6'IO in 11 lg 1 K 'TI WALK A BLOCK FOR QUALITY AND PERSONALIZED SERVICE I 14 South Cumberland Street Y M E R S Port Arthur, Ontario Telephone 344-1321 PERCIANTE 8 LAPRADE .1 X SPORTING GOODS LTD. N , v fx A Complete Line Of X , Sporting Goods 'X 9 South Cumberland Street N Port Arthur, Ontario ef' Phone 345-8424 0 'B . W' I ' L I. fi f DIAMONDS ,ff Compliments for I F of Happiness I J ,S . . . Silverware . . . Watches RECORD CENTRE 414 Victoria Avenue Fort William . . . Fine English China ,21 on? The LakeheacI's Leading Quality Jewellers 8 South Cumberland Street 344-3548 -I Compliments of THE LAKEHEAD BDARD DF EDUCATION Compliments of G. P. MCFACH ERN LIMITED MANUFACTURERS INDUSTRIAL DISTRIBUTORS Home of your Fiberglus Insulation Requirements Phone 622-9697 135 North May Street Telex. 033,262 Fon William, Ontario Best Wishes IIIRHOIIS FOR 63 YEARS LEADING THE LAKEHEAD IN QUALITY AND SERVICE 611 Victoria Avenue 222 Arthur Street Fort William Port Arthur 622-8471 345-5451 Congratulations and Best Wishes to a Dedicated Class of Graduating Teachers With your knowledge and guidance the youth of today that you teach will help to make the Canada of tomorrow a better place to live in THE MONARCH LIFE ASSURANCE CO. 1103 Victoria Avenue Fort William, Ontario SEE THE ANIMAL PICTURE SERIES 'IVIONARCHS OF CANADIAN WILDLIFE' By: Clarence Tillenus Lakeheod's Newest I Flowers for every occasion 809 Victoria Avenue Fort William, Ontario 623-2272 e e 1 9 IZ' 0 mm. Our Heartiest Congratulations are extended to The Graduating Class Lakehead Teachers' College When in Stratford, be sure to drop around and see us. Head Office: 91-99 Erie Street, Stratford, Ontario. School Supplies, Library Books, Displays located at 50 Ballantyne Avenue l1 block from Festival Theatrel Stratford, Ontario. l Jack Hood School Supplies Co. Ltd. Tel. Stratford, 271-3800 Toronto: 364-5623 Zenith 12510 We Stock Everything Your School Requires LO RN E 'S CAM ERAS YOUR CAIVIERA'S BEST FRIEND 4 North Court Street Port Arthur A LADIES' PARADISE GODDARD'S TEXTILES OUR PRICES ARE ROCK-BOTTOIVI 18 St. Paul Street Port Arthur McNULTY'S LIMITED Home of Quality Apparel For Entire Family Port Arthur Compliments of THE SHAW BAKING CO. UR FRESH BREAD BA Compliments of ,Ewa Sco aiee uuuauenn wwe uuvnren Your Furniture Fashion Centre 259 Arthur Stre thur, Ontario Sponsored By IAKEI-I EAD In INDEPENDENT INSURANCE SERVICES FW' WQOLWORTH LIMITED CO LTD' 630 Simpson Stree Inter-City Plaza At The Lakehead lt's WEG ENAST 'S THE HOME OF BETTER FOOTWEAR 105 South Court Street Ruttan Block Port Arthur Compliments of BLAKE FUNERAL CHAPEL LTD. Fort William W.J. HAM DISPENSING OPTICIAN Opthalmologists' Prescriptions For Glasses and Contact Lenses Fitted H3 North May Street Fort William, Ontario Telephone 623-3321 F. LOVELADY 81 SONS SIE-IOP LILAEITIEJD X X ISI IVI PSONS-SEARS' 4 x Xu z x, 2 ,Q Q 1 W of ,... ix 'bifida ni! Ski 5099 X -A-2 7Q A353191 -- S r A 'Q'-.. ,,. . ' A 1, ---- ,Q , ,, ,, ' -4-,.---:- . inter-City Plaza Port Arthur 344-3581 cDuAN.lTY GUSTS Less 0+ Qinpsons-SERS. because we have stores from Coast-to-Coast because of our Tre- mendous country-wide Buying Power because you have both a store and a cafalogue to make your selection from - You'li find Qualify Does Cost You LESS at Simpsons Sears. BY HAVING YOUR CLOTHES CLEANED AND PRESSED BY US 2-, , WE SPECIALIZE I W II CLEANERS IN -1 , N DYERS ALTE R ATIONS f r TAI LO RS TAILORING ' g- ' ,pi ' f LAUNDRY REAPIRS 116 1!2 Syndicate Avenue South 623-6453 347-2529 207 Algoma Street Fort William Drive-In-Plant 1101 South Syndicate Port Arthur O G 5 Compliments of O S zELLER's LTD OF N.w. PATERSON s SONS LTD. l E THE GREAT LAKES PAPER COMPANY LIMITED Fort William, Ontario , , YOU ARE NOW A TEACHER-CONGRATULATIONS You are about to earn your own MONEY! You will be buying for yourself such things as: Cookware, Tableware, China, Coffee Brewers, Bake- ware, Luggage, Home Appliances, Etc. Now you can buy, ANY of these Products Wholesale. PLUS: Small priced items are available for such occasions as Weddings, Birthdays, Anniversary, - These are also available WHOLESALE WITHOUT A SALESPERSON. In conclusion a wholesale membership allows you to buy any of these brand name quality Products Wholesale, whenever you want to: BY CASH, or BY TERMS, or BY A NO INTEREST ACCOUNT. You will become a WHOLESALE MEMBER by writing to: VOLUMME DISTRIBUTORS LIMITED, 883 Hamilton Road, LONDON, Ontario. Wholesale Division. We will mail you a WHOLESALE MEMBERSHIP with product pictures and your own order forms at NO COST to you ever. The teaching profession has changed rapidly, so has merchandising. APPLY FOR YOUR MEMBERSHIP TODAY - SO YOU CAN BUY WHOLESALE TOMORROW. BEST WISHES AGNEW-SURPASS 500 Victoria Avenue Fort William rqden PAPER COMPANY LIMITED Dryden, Ontario ln June, 1969, for the thirteenth consecutive year, Dryden Paper Company, Limited will conduct a High School Conservation course at its Contact Bay Camp. To date 452 boys and girls from the Dryden High School Grade X have attended these Conservation courses. In fostering this course, it is the objective of the Company to develop, among the future leaders at this area, an awareness of the vital importance of conservation to our district. Because of this emphasis on protection, wise usage and reproduction of cut-over areas, in which the Company is co-operating with our High School, Municipal and Provincial bodies, the Dryden District is rapidly earning the title of THE CONSERVATION CENTRE OF CANADA . 2 . ELLY LTD. lbgi 1 if Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Supplies 408 Victoria Avenue '- Fort William, Ontario CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES OF 1969 THE KENORA DISTRICT R.C. SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD 134 IVIain Street South Kenora, Ontario '1I.'x55f5 Xpv.,v-- V - 5-H ' , 'm..f.. rs. A 1 m.,, Xf, av In ,ix Y' wks! V ,1.'3'- ' Qu t . a . 'vzsis V E '-ml' - '.p,1-iw V- H: jawn , - .91 P1 ' 'n ENDS f INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS OF CANADA LTD. 1315 Inkster Boulevard, Wunnipeg 14, Manitoba Publishers - Manufacturers Yearbooks - Yearbook Covers Graduation Announcements Diplomas -N- I, II ,Ir 4 gngjw fy,-B55 4 1 ei J- -4 ,,g,V 1 rv - ,MPI-.I ...IFZI , 'A fn'-'Ugg f' '-40 'IH If ,ggi tv ,,, rv-rs x' H F1 '- -V '--11M 31- vm, .,..'.'- -14 .1 ---Q -fr' -1 , ing' I -,--.zvf . ,w ,- 4 . - . I . . ., 1,2 I.f4-,I 1- -1 5-. ,Iz I. 45 - , ,-q,.- I 1-,shi 3,5 ,.q,.2- ,- -M -L 1 ' Mgr- LY ,If .4 ' 41-.rviw .-, ., I- ....,.-I m,.I,s,, . .f .4 ., , - : 4 --,-.2 2 4 1 4 . . 'vnffjlifb 5.227-22' fi-I-4 'fm 9' f.'49f -3 Ii ' :EQ-,:.,4f Ir - f -SLK 'V dg'J j.'A,',-' I -, T' A .' ' - ' ' Q5 2:5 ' 4.135 .fifzwe If-4,3fgff,gE.fe-45243:-5523,5.511525 ,qv 1 , 'I f'- . J -'fr' -. -f'f'1a..f.' w'-' ,!: -:.'.,'1'1 -' . . ,- ,H .-I-II,1. .I - ,- N' -. . ., ' ' 71. 'J 'g .'g?J2a-'eg A ,'1-fi -' 'Lust Sb In-4-Jl..Q-5131 WLS- gi' ,off-'57 1 IJ' . ff,-- ,,:'--J - . , 1.-. 3 41. ' - -45 .Qjrjf- 5??'?Fj'-f'. 'HA -ff, 2 H'-5 -'K5iM?UlZ4:iQI1 fE'm'.7,'q qs.,-f ' -up , f ' f' - ' ' ,- 'ff -if1 '.'-ff-' - ' 7: - T ' ' f :J .'1.l45.'-'H 'ff--155 ' 4' ' fl' ' fm' - ' .if -fi' I 'Cp ff- .i'4,?.s 5'Q,+f.g'Q'fffI, -I, '. ep ',.I,-'. .J Ile II ,I . - .'.-,Q .5-rf, ,' ,-fe r.. --, r' l ---fdvjyf .4 ., if .. .. ff ft? -'f1fF'5If '41 .gbrb -8-31 L lim 2'N'11',KI.4 -1,5f?,1f.i,.- 522 ff ' ,' ', J? -, g-4, .,' .-?,.f ia,-vu--,f .4 gui' , .- Q. ,,,.a.v. In , ,Ui .4-'Lf' 4 f ,., .4-F .f-:'4', - . - ff. 4 f :..p!f 1 .ir - ,-.y,,'- H ,. , . dx! 4-,J .lr ,.' I. ff .- 1- ,IQ -g..,.g-,Agn-9.5 - ,M,,,'g-f, M.. , F. ,Q . f., .I Ig ,- I4 . 'K ..- ..f' f , Q fav- L.. li ' 4- ff' Eff' ' 'v5 1' 444' r'-H.. - 'f' .wqllizie ' fi- 5' .ihflnv 1 ',fs?Qf'.r ' Jw. W' J' yff' T 11 ' - .Q - ff: -- ' 4fm,'+- :.fz-i-f,-- ,, -- f - 4 -4 . . ?'. J .,1,.-,Q g,.,.I 5 -I. 'd,,fKU3'f .QQ-, yt'--.17 ,v ,Arm I ,4 u .-,-I.'! - - I 5 I - . ii, 'Iwi I, .4 ,Q f ., pI-II, 4' I II I -7, if .- 1 .IQ , -I.: I- ,,?. ,.4.f ,ggw .Q ,f .fIgpI L. aw II. Hg 1 I, -..,I ,. ,I , I-,. J -U + .4-L' 4.4.,We. 'rv' .',c'+4AJ ,f-11311.44,',3. ,..-..f.?.- ,,'5f.4 -'Z 3 Igfy-.,'f55z .fini ' -'j,-.zifgf-i.5gIgI-TfI f 4' .15 aj.:-' ,- ?'u ..-f -1 I JW ' f2l gf'f-ff. ' ,--mf .el nf 1iQ:9 --if' ' . 'J' - '.' . ' .tr Irish? 9 If ,gy ,L 1cI.I5:Ig3f?1:Ir5 nv., fr. .-fII,.:II'1 J-I. nf. 44 -41 .-S' -'Eff-A f j a .nv .c 1' - 1 ' . H. ., L+ . ,,, . ix. I I, nf. 4,13 , ,. J. Fw J. N- . ' .-rl' ,I , - Q , ' 3- PHI ' fa ff -' An' 15' pu' -.Hy -H fl- . fy f- 3- 5- nr ff .59 -1'-1.5 M' ff' 5' .. ,-V ' 'af' -5--cn I-1 - I'.e r- I I . . .-1 r., . 1- . 4 14 - f ,fy .III-ws MI-. 4- 4- 5 I 4 Vai,-1 I. If,-Q' uf! , '. II?5f?IfIf,,',. I,,..f 'T,qif.:,,,.,ii?.I' -AiI,f,f,..,.I: ,I ,I I. -v -4 me v,,- I r ,ff-a-,A Aff.--1511 -,f.1,-E7,:.f ,.-. , , . ',, 2 Mfg 5232?-kfa-5 4' -E-W j,,' H ff' .sg K:1IQ'J-L. ,ff .--sgg2,g,...5n-,g'L 1 ,e1JE.S-',,'- ' 5.-',4-yy 1'-Ig I5-51. - ' W, -,.'.-H ,rgqig-f Q1 mg--inf, few.-g.1a'f-'q. ks-wf:,lf'1 r ,-If-'-'-,' L ., :Jaffa V:-1142 5'-f. , I J-7-, - -'JE' A fJ?gr'QlLvI'i:444cM fig, I' ' e WP'5g4'.4', '.I':..5f',F.' 'Haig-5' .lf 3'f'i1 4 -Fi' I ly 'f ' W' X ff?', ---wi-..+.'G : 'kA 'i1K'i9f.' WM .1 -4- 5:'l'f:'1'4':4' v v 5 Y Hr. If, .'- , U- w-fy W IJ III-'IAA ,r..,.IJ,-I.,,.. -,4.4I.IJig.wgIiF,-I, I-,NIE ,... ,-,-V-'IQ-11. 'I ,I .. I ,4 w , 1, .. : ,, ,,Iy-',,I:--1:1 I-,I J.,-IL . . If.I- -9- I- III5'-- .,. fe . 7, .1-2' 7 ' A . f--'- 5,99 .M-ff... F' -qz,r..4.r-.f-ff'fm-3..'-Q?-'I+,r-4 -4. A' ffl.:-.' 'S- f-..F,:1-wr-af ' , ' -- .v' r- 3,'- .4 7- I , . ,,q F,,w ' -I f' jf 'A-T4f1,' ,,'-'.,pTf-A f.,r'IIgI-f p-gy. A-3' ' ' NI-. .Qs-,.j-',,4'.-'j.,j .. 5 mv- . 5 '..-Z7 'f-' ' W,- 75.-vii. ' - ' - AZ 'Wi WW 'ff sz'- Q L-MWTVQ' 5351 gg' fav ' 'f I J. II'II ., g If III , I .I--T -jf fl .- If...-L.,-'95,5gif?-I1I,4r'j,,:gq-j.-:,:zp..2'LU3j!'IfQiIiffi'I3 . . - - 1 -,L ' ' , , - ' f 1,-' ,M -A -w , wg - Y .w - .4-,I I,I -,,1--15' 4' 2- Q.. 4q1-.'-i,.f- - 1- .M , 4 f.. --f. .. .fi 1 f fl-4 W.-ff,gf1?g1-.. 1 4- 1.4 5 41 ,ff -i.4--..W:- -' nz-.f'?4-rv 1 -- J- ff' ' 5'-lqfif ' .,. f ' ff' f-?'.:-.,'? ',Q:'fi-'.-f,','T '-.-. f -HP'-fi' f ,-'f,,ff1f'iU ',,....4s: - -P 1 X. 5- L , f:.,,.f .ff?r.5,--i,,,, -1 . ,,,+.r.-,. .v -'...,.,-.,... I., .,, ,' Q ' s- 4459 ,Ibn - . -J -,ggf-.gf ., 41.15,-V--44, -' I-,,,,1' - .I ..,..,.Me,.,- P' . . ' ,, ., ' ' .' ',,vI,, riff? ff' g ' J. III 311-ff.'+v -'4 'Ms -4-yy ,JJ,' -3 '.. 1 -' --TI, -4:51-w 4.m.I-'j.--r.-- 4' ,- . .I 1 - - .1 I :II - .fg-:ff . If -4 , -- ' . .'j -I,,v'., .4 4' ,.g.I4 ' 1' ,fii?. L'F' Eff? f' f'gFI,.-g-5,f4--'f-Q-'.1f'f'b-fpi ff-'-'H'-' ,-f. 3', 'frf1 , ..-'4-f'...,.f::i?' ,.,z3'f ,'f--2.447 rg 5'-4. 5 .1 -4- f J' tn., , iq.: -:I ---,I..I.., HI!--.W . ' ,. -I3 1.14-,,0f.,,,f-4 - P, ,mi if '.- .X '.I1rHg': fx?.I.II- L5 I' Ij.1gIi'o4! ' I -I H791 .-1IIeI,g-Ia., ,IA-II II! 'I , -M - - rg nj' -- In -Q 'J I. - -, - .,I . -uv I-510 -fl iw- f'i,'?,f3r J, 'fs-411-'nw :'- -:-,...a4s1.F, 'a-X' -'-Y-f '.-f,L4'1 .-'..ffv-'X ' Un. .-g,.- P ,II 31.5 .- ,,ff5fg.:54gg5,'5g.I-js, .-I5qg5'--f,,-fIt- .-.--'fLrII,f,, .R ,- ' ' f jg, , .' ,hz 1 , I,, ,rf-,,,,,-, .' .r5,f1.I'FLI1IIf5,24.1fg I--'aim-,4,..,f tg, ' f-1',,g-. . - N. - A f--' J ' .I II f .Nr M? II,II:,,f.. INIII,,.IIg.II-.,.,IIIIII UI. 55.1, IIf,'.IIv I.-II ,If ,I., I I. , I. AU- f' P V ' 5-51 -Q. '3 M,T'. ':' Y' . '-ff? If ' 444:-If ,f ,'r.- -'fzalm' i 2' '. ,- '-' 'U .4 . ' -avr' A -:ag 's2',':.?:if7'Yf? tliff rv.. :V-':--W A '-,,','!ff'f7 ' f 0' 'Il '. .- 1,1 ,. ' 'I,' 7 KT: - ' .- .-,U .f'- 3 '62 'r '- CW .e ff, ,.'9l ' -5.9-1- 1-!.:Q.4' '-- 'If rin- I I, .4 A' .-.,4-,Jw ,fl Flffri.:--.-.' tl I' ,Fv.31:f' 4 ,.,I:. 'If I 11.49 - D . .vu-I , . II, .f ' ' .---ffL1-:'TgI,-f, ff 'If --,L+ 7 1 . rf' .- e ' ' - ' E' J --M-f 5'3jL f:2 iar.5 ,iw 'U-fl 'L' 1' ff'-7 4'fQ Q-'ff' Q-'QL' 2. f fi,......mfw.-- J iw' 'f 'f ,J. ' ' . -f 1..ze-2 L' ' ,--,.1f.J ', '-.zqv ' , . f '.' ,,f!7-'f.' ' , U- .- I 1, - ..: . 4' .EE'q4f'3'i4'fI'-'FfZfT v- ' li'ss'XSi-'7 ' -,xiii fig- . ..-4r1'E3f ff ' .amy-E'Ji 1? 1.T:f-.-'r.iff: 'fa .f -14 ', .yzf ,fix 1 l ,.. .gp-rm-' , .I 'ah-n':Q fu ,,A 'i5 If- , 01' i'LIII,,l I.-.11 ,.-44'w-,v:11T-'-'- ' ,. .1.-. ' -2 1.I!-,.,.- , ,,' H!-' JQI-,. -5-.,,f -ymw-I, ' .-f- I, TI MW! - ' .v - II .- . -'r jI',I1jp-.j,f'PI,' 'fb' ',-' ,.I,.-fm ' II, . .qjgvgfg Ip- 9,34 I 4--, ,- , nn-mfg' I -i. IIII, -,I -.Igljv-,M If? -4 --xg-g -1 II. 1' r 41535-34555 -44,255.1-aw --'I' 'TW .2 ,7.g1'i'Zi'951H Y'T'f'1: ?5 ':1 X' 'fm'-. T...:f l:'f1?21- H-'S' ' . .. ' 4-'11 ::. - an-:nffeh .1-. - ' -. 4- ' . f ', im -1. gg- if-'f 'V ,IN UIIQII PIA , ?1l,:a1j1vfI,,.-:mv ' --A','.,u .N --. ff f'--- 1-L-VXI, 4' -f' .li-',.+'W - - q.X,.I.,-- f y:'qn'5-4'-if! -J-' yu- ,vfimf lf- W' p'--f',- .,. , ,. 1 ff' ', -44-- ' ,-.4 . , .f,--f,L-.,- 1 Jw - '- .. ' ,--. , -4' Ml, I . ' w 1 . f Q,--li-UQ--1 A if -'J' A- 4f:2i?',-t'f3Ti- 1-. -WS-fJl.:' ,4.'r' 7 ff' 'Ir' '. .Q -4., - 9 I.zL:ss,f' ' .fy A '. ' 1-I.I1Iy nfl.. ., f. .-,.- 'I ,.II,IfI,u -'I',.Ig , 3 ' 4 . ,,.rf'-' f-6f'1-..-in f 'fT':-4. 'f , -f,',:.'ffv' .I '-Q., - 4 . '-'. ,f. ,.,4---f . ,41,.,- ,I ,. - '- ,fm - . g,. ,. .I f,-. , .,4. frfv -9 I 4 H-arf -,1 I' ff f-4,4 V- I, II -.-If ,I-ygyf, I- ff.rwI-,.,I '-t ,.I.4!g,-.1 I,.4 ,Al 4 -II., JL Y ' '- .--'M -':-'ff .. 'ff .-f- 61: 'VIZ J-', . . '. if fm ws' ,' I I - 1. -'MI K 'Nu ,--'- ' -' .. . 'I'. .. 1 Z- -.f-1 I4 l'.,' I . ICI, pi' ,,III4.f ,fu .T IZI-'5I,-- I- Q! ,-IFJ'-I, -:I-4-'l'If,r wi IV' If .I , f. -. '4' .- V, I - .1 . - H, -. - , 1 , - 7-.1 -- ,fI, LIL, - ...r III.. II. I III, . I,,IIll:.ItI II Q-, 28.4. N:IfI,,I45, ,I-'. n ' .. 1- 4, 1 II , f- -I ,'I-- ,N II , . - ,, 1 4-, .N VQQUI-,,I I I II, : I.1III-,-f','IIJ2I,J,4 '..wg.?'TuI-,I.If F:v 1- -x ,N .Q I 1 . , I .',' -. -.' .4 -w f' 1 'gg' W :LW-,fn ..- .f'C.yJ F LJ AV.. - ,.y. 1.2.f 4 J, van.-, .Ii I-II ' ' .'YnI5f Iof1, .. I .4 Il.'aea4fi,J1- . -gf! II A h 2 1 Q' ' 'ml t Q 4 .4 C44 V, t . l,lA. . , 1 1 . - 1 - , QI ' .I I II .,..r.f'Ii . ii. .. . .., . ' 1. I ,J . -KII. .T QF! ,J-. I- .-, ' Hp 7 f ' .- .eu .V ' 55 5- -4 .,-,:.-- 'I 4 . .r I . , ' .j,'I 1 . 'x -Q -1 ,SN A . . ', u af : . NV I -. .M NRy3f'f'1r f 4 ' . +. -, f ' -, I-f5'I FQ '.llIII-I',:I'I-5 :ix ' L -. -' -- .'-'- A . , . -, I- Ax 4- ,I .V-I -, I 1, yI.I -I. t.,:..IIItIgii I, '- ' . 'b-B' -' f-W1--, -f.' A- '12-1 1 1 1 . ' -' - .5531 ,- - L, -.,: :iff -- - . . . - ... .. .- 1-' g ..-- .x - ,.,Q '- . -.:'-. -,.. .1 , f 3- .I ,A-f,--'X-i+g,:.3251-2--Q, . .2 '.'.i'f' . -. 'fs TH.-:. f'- lf QQ:fb e'?',1.5?2fg'fi'k59fi'-Hgiviffi-1 'Ziff -' 'ig le' ' 1 '- an ' .. ---. - .-. - ,- '-- , ,A-,' .. '-f-.' f' ,g.1J,. I- ., - . - . yN - 1 --..., .-.f-' Y- up gtg-,.--.:.J-Q, I - 'Ia L .. . , .. . V ' ' - -'. .f- f 3'..-x- f- '-'-n- 5.2?kr.'f-1'if'7Tsf?2N25'--1f's-f'-'VFW- 'Yagi-' .. rg f - -.'- ' 2- rm 4- f'-wi-V -Y-1sf.--4'-.ffr- --.S .,,r-1-. I I - . ,, WZ. .- .14-7 , s .. , ., I -1 .1 .,..-.,sx.-1 1, . l.,.fL,y ...ng-.-3, , ,L , ' -, .j -1 ', xf- 4. .',,.'i,9, ', - -','7--'Q--,gy -'QU ' '. yg 6' 'f .-15515. 1.--,4-,' .Q-'? '4-x- ' - ',.'a-WJ--' 2,1- . -. . -- ---ff., .: --.fn---,',f-49,f'f.1r.:4,'w.2g-i f.,'ggw - - -'.f,,gg-ftaL?g..5-.i' 2 '1. bl'-' 2,1-, .V-P f -- A:-1' W 5' 1 I- '-.'- fi'-1: K' 5. s'l el--, . 1'-':1g 4 rzR,-' ,'-za 7fA'::5T'E1kQ. '35 6- ' In I. I ..:I :I II IlIf:1 .If-,IXlLkJ.f, LIL.. ,IAI IXIQ--u,Y'4i,. ,A,QS.III',I,f,LIjn' I,-I' I., Ip. -,-:-Zf . x II J-1 -,yr -, ' 3 JI'-'I' . YI fc .'-, If- . '-1. if -' -5-. f f- 'z .. 4-.1 -'of . 12' LI ,x . .'-4 1.'kAT,jA' 'nl LLB- g -,f 'Z 450.1 Q' uw' '.! '-.-'-' lu- 'Tw' '. --' ' .,.--1,44-l -417 HA. - .-.. -- ' X 7 fl- A ' 'H ' AW I ck '-'uw 41 f - -'I' '-51 Qt '-43 55ifx lS'f-f'1- 6,9 p-5'2 ' . ' I -,- gp ,u'- .,,':.fy-'ge 3'-J. 'm',- I gl'-',.-IQ, 1,-I AGQ N ,5,- '-.7,,:q.1jI'-1' , 3.'-.Q-','j'I3jg'E,,,i 'QI-Lvq I I I Ik IIIII Im IIII .I ,II I. IIIi,II'IIq- II If. I., -I4 ...I .,. I I I,-I:,3.,,II?75III.7-I,jII J. I-,I,:I. .III3,II, II.,.I1IQ,.I?I I w.I.l, I, I C .n . . I ,.n.px, ga Y, -.x..5 . I' II ,IIIIZ .I .FL II. IIQINGI , I I ,A-I.. U 9 LII. I,I,1,.:.I,g Z-..73II,. kg, II4 ,,I1 I4-Ihnh. ,. x ' vu -1.1 ,.,'---gt, H -- ',:,, - 3., -I ,W .-Q,-3-Q-.-1'-,I g,.'.,'v-. '.y,', . ,vs '-.gp -, -, .--4 .-,,1.--, -'- .,-., '- f ,-. - x we- M..-' - ' ,-..p.:,r-wg..-' Q- 1--1.11 .-.f - . ,- ,4- 1 1f. - -f., 'F 43,-'-,',,1I.,. -milf-gI - '- --I ..,.I -I. N' 8 .1 I1g!r,.,p '- .wan 151:51-' 'Ry f .. x . . - ,. . . ,, . , . , ., ., 3. 'I' . rg I,- . W-4' . - ,P - gy ' -...I -. - 5-, A-.'.---jf-,:-ftp'--K i,,'v!f. - Q-QW. ' - .' - 1, ., 3, -- 2 L.Q.N.,-I-Q,1,Ji4.?Cf. :q 55-pf...--. J ' - '. ,, -. ' ', J .'. :Q-. -' '. .'- - f - ff- , -, ,f,'ft1. r- gf., -Sf ,1.,,.- qw-. - , ff J,-, -,- ,.f Ig,-gf. -' l - -5 . ' ' Q 'l.- 'L :'f- , 'MQ '- . '. - 'E' 'fw'5', .x.'.-Q ' f 1 1'- '.-'WI H.. ', : -'. - v,-,. .2 -fw'g,-f'-.-,,'1'-.'- Xl I 1, 0 ,G T--1' 2311 C5 r-:.,'- ,'.'. '634 . I 'F I I NIIII f I- ,-. -I,,, -,,I- f-I -Q ,I -AI Ik' . ,-I,I1III c1'II.I ,I I. , , Iv, 1 f ' '. - -' -1. .'-1 1 5'i 'i'-52 -A f'4,l' Ig- ...I---..., 'I l.v, Q'-' ' ' WHA' fm!-.A LU' ff.-Y L, ' '. f -.fly . , Y.,.,,, ..., I I--f, .-, -, - .ul V-.lf NI. ., f , - .l A X' Y ', u -' '3 T, N -'i' 'ul' ' 4 Ftlklpl md A1-A A M 'A :shi fl! III!! ba-fr. ' -' --1 I, ,I ,,,f.. II I . , ' I , , RA I4 . , .I, I - 'I, .. ,. I' . I A'-X 5 X',I'.I'r',', - :' S II'-1-:II-,'. i'-,'Q.I !- is ,.!,2' Ix,,'fI - .alfiixffqf , 1.4 ' .H ' ' '-'-'HA V-.11 -'tilt -'1'--1,71-'. -- '- ,',' -. f f ,. ..'.,4 ' '- , - - . ,4 1-',r,',1-, I -.. .- 'I ,. gk? 'T-fIf .-gI1,Il IIITIIV .III :,I.I.i7III I I III' ,Hg I .I I.I.II III , .-II! .Iv II, AI ' ,' ' V. -W' ' ny' 'ir' -LU t I- ': ffm- --'. 1-I 'X ' 'Y 'iff' 'r - .'-' . lg. R' tl ' ' ' -I x ,I.J',':I IIsf II.I A13-'Im .ijII.fI,I' ' -,If xg JI' 1. Q I ff. .Ib ,Qi Q i. ' I f I. . , ,' '.'-q -' ' . :I - if -15-1 'z -. :- I' i, ,'.. ruff- f.'1 'pri' ,' I ,lgi p . 5 ,..,,,.,4,.v .I . . .-'J'i',x 4' , ' 'iq WEE lf? :QA-,9.' L ' -' -'.'.'. ', . . I' ,, U-.1 Q JA gxr. ,'I,g: ,Il,,Ixg'4Q, -I 5 iw.-4' -, -, .' . -If L-.- KI, -.-'I-9-.--,II 5, A- '.I.'.., ,, ,Ip ' s .5 II . I .Iv-, I I-'.I-. , .. .., .I I I,I EQ: II II 4- -. IIV1. 'II f.I-- I, -I1 fy Z' 4lffI,,'II 5 ' '-7 fr -' ' iq- '. . 1- -t ' '-'.' Ji, L' AE r'--- ' I:I .T 'X'x'x. ' If ' f'.'-A .f-'. ' 5' ',, I, ' -'t '. lv ,I I,'Ic I 'I',4 k-5 1 ,'Nq'.f'- - f- 'fy .Q-as-'.-.s,, rf - 4.w fl ,.. ,. .. X ' ' w..-., . HM 1. .J .I ,. ,. 1- . J 1 ' '1 f wr-: . .- 5 . I - - sq ,.,,'III.,, f. .f FI II., ,I, '. hx. . I ,Vu-,,. II ,.I. r , II 4 '- ,, , - if 'Ts' l.' . w' ' -H 5 'Q lf , ' ' .. -,' ' - - . ' . 1 ,' Jr, 4, ,, .I ,x ,.,.I , I I,.II l-JI I .II,,rI III , IIIIII-II,,I I- II II I IrI'I1,IIIII,I.-I ,Jf , 'v.1:.,I , .. .1 ' 'I f ,- I , lag V.-.-l,r... 5 - j. 9, . ',-- I In I t AQ .:' I v I ,' nggff.--A . , -- . . - I I, . ,II S I' I I I, , fuII.I .. , ,II X I . x. 5 -' . 5 1. .. .I l ' ' X 1 III . ' .-gre . Y J. fi,--5 'VI-'IQII 1 -1-L-JA -4 1 ' -5. ,,.'-.,.. . N -1 . 3 --f4..2?'M -. if -a d? . .j'T:, , ' '.-E-'4'5,6ffki ,j Q -Qyf: 1 -. pf:--'-I TNR, Jf- 1.'.75:':x .. .,'.j I 4'-23513-fl , -Q ,, , '- f 'f' 3 ' 5' 1 .Har ' -: .- - 32 .'?'-. -- ' W 191'-. ' :W -. I -gi f-' I' I1.--,I Iffffwf- ..:A,L.II II, ,:-j-3g,I-