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

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Introduction

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Frown The Clergy On behalf of the Clergy and Ministers who give courses in Religious Guid- ance at the London Teachers ' College, I am happy to offer a word of congra- tulation and good wishes as you go out into your chosen work. Teaching is a great vocation calling forth every gift and ability which man has. To teachers are committed the young folk of our communities to be fe d with the rich food of our culture and tradition and yet to be led in such a way that they are free to develop their own unique aptitudes and to make their own particular contributions to our corporate life. Few other fields are so rewarding and yet so exacting. May you learn to depend not only upon professional skills but as well upon the continuirg resourses which God gives. May He keep you humble, brave, loving and patient that in educating your pupils you may not cease to grow towards the maturity which God intends for each one of us. F. A. Peake, Director of Religious Education, Diocese of Huron. THE FOLLOWING CLERGYMEN KINDLY INSTRUCTED US IN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: Rev. Maurice Farr Rev. A. E. Ongley Rev. Francis Peake Rev. F. T. Darnell Rev. F. A. Jewell Rev. John Farr Rev. C. J. Killinger Rev. G. A. Gordier Rev. John Fleck Rev. J. O FIaherty Rev. G. Zimney Rev. J. L. Doyle Rev. Ralph Barker Rev. E. A. Currey Rev. G. E. Rousom Rev. R. B. Cumming Rev. A. E. Duffield Rev. R. H. McColl Rev. John Stinson

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London Teachers 3 College New College, Aging She lies in greater comfort now. The sward has crept to base her walls; Trees and shrubs are reaching as to touch forbidding stone, new mellowed by first aging. Can ageless stone begin to age anew? A mounting inner warmth has now begun to soften blank severity of newness. Life pulses through her veins and warms her heart; And the first of many generations of her offspring has come to call her Mater. Dec. 1959 G. H. Dobrindt 8