London Normal School - Spectrum Yearbook (London, Ontario Canada)

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Spectrum Staff REVISION AND ORGANIZATION GROUP Chzirman — Betty Forler Back Row — Margaret Tay, Donald McCallum, James Sinclair, Sandra Bur- dett, Bessie Zivanovich, Margaret Ramsay. Front Row — Beverly Turner, Helen Pugh, Betty Forler, Gail Parker. ADVERTISING GROUP Chairman — Margaret McColl Seated - - Carole Pendlebury, Doug. Wilson, Margaret McColl, Janet Alabastine. Standing — Ann Boulton, Rosalene Bostwick, Mary Smithson, Norma Stoltz, Leona Attamanchuck. Grant Jones, Jim Grier. LITERARY GROUP Chairman — Anna Burke Seated: Marjorie Salzen, Anna Burke, Jo-anne Fenner, Neva Waite. Standing: Patricia Finlay, Dorothy Cheeseman, Mary Houle, Marlene Mat- thews.

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JAMES SINCLAIR SANDRA BURDETT From The Editors of The Spectrum So much to do in so little time. The end of the year has come upon us. The Spectrum, along with our academic learnings and practical teaching, is completed. Endeavouring to look back on this eventful year will be like a sculptor thinking back to his half-finished statue. The work is half done but the finishing touches will come in the future. The new teacher is like the clay that is being moulded and shaped into something of which we can be proud. We hope this combination of clay and sculptor is able to produce teachers of the finest quality ever. Many thanks to the committee and the staff advisors who have helped us to bring you the highlights of student life at London Teachers ' College. A very deep feeling of gratitude and humility is ours as we think back on this enriching and educational undertaking. We hope we have captured some of the enthusiasm and sincerity that characterized the students in their many activities during this eventful year. JAMES SINCLAIR SANDRA BURDETT SPECTRUM EXECUTIVE Standing — Mr. Fritz, Anna Burke, Margaret McColl, Mr. Eaman. Seated — Helen Pew, James Sinclair, Sandra Burdett, Doug. Wilson.

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KENNETH FLEAR PETER LAWSON Student Parliament ThIS year at London Teachers ' College will remain in our memories for the rest of our lives. No doubt we will look back on it with mixed emotions. The unhappy memories, however, will grow dim while the fond memories remain bright. Each of us has devoted this year to preparation — preparation for the real learning that will begin as we face our own classes for the first time. Only then can we realize the overwhelming task that is before us; namely, that of training children to live in the complex world of today, to be publicly useful and privately happy in the world of tomorrow. No other occupation offers so great a challenge. As teachers we must accept this challenge and work constantly toward self improvement. Teaching is the basic profession. From it stems all the progress. We should therefore recognize our profession as a proud and important one. In closing we would like to thank sincerely all the staff members and students for their co-operation during our term of office. May we extend to you our best wishes for a successful and enriching teaching career. KENNETH D. FLEAR, Prime Minister PETER LAWSON, Vice-Prime Minister STUDENT PARLIAMENT EXECUTIVE Peter Lawson, Marilyn Pinkerton, Kenneth Flear, Janet Sass.