North Bay Teachers College - Polaris Yearbook (North Bay, Ontario Canada)

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North Bay Teachers' College + n In lu nl ln u u n in u su u an--un in nu :nu it un nu nu lu nu ll ll gig POLARIS EXECUTIVE SllllllllllgfI'1l'lNlll liskrrlin tBus. Mgxxl. June Murr. Theresa Stump. Shirley Taylor. Mr. .X. R. 1IllL'KlllllOll lStziff ,X1lx'isn1'l. Maris U'l'onno1'. .l':lCllllUl' xylllllftjll, .Ioan Bowman, Lee Bolrlt l.Xrt litlj, Mzlrilynlie Hawkins. Rita Fzissiua, Miss lf. Mitchell lStz1ff Arlvisorl. SLRltCll'7-lL'lLll Bruce. Robert Knights tEditor-in-lfhiefl. ,lozin.Xlle-11. Ycrzi Rzulomzm Cgjfzbfllklf 17nr,m11 uf liurv oliiu 1m'1111'1i1'sSv 'lll'f'lllllf.H ln the worcls ot the Roman poet, Now it is pleasing to remember those things ot tormer times. The ect has now drawn to a close For us the year at North Bay Teachers' College has been a new and clit- lerent adventure, The Year Book Executive has worked hard to portray memories we cherish, and to resent the challenge we are about to encounter. The tirst section ot our book shows the members ot our student body. ln the tall, we entered the school as teen-aoers, eager to succeed but not realizing the many responsibilities at a teacher. A tew ,hgrt months later we are prepared to step into the world as professional peopleestill eager, but now 'salizing our responsibilities. How has this change come about? Most ot our learning has been through hard work, but we have :T gainef attitudes and knowledge through our recreation in clubs, organizations, and social activities, Tre :ark ot the Statt, Practice School Teachers and the Clergy has taught us the essential characteristics f well-prepared teacher. Tre tirial zection at the book presents the challengeeebecoming a teacher, By stories, poetry and thi: section portrays many ot the nationalities represented in Northern Gntarior Our task as n the moulding ot these ditterent ethnic groups ot pupils into strong, tuture citizens ot Canada. flat snl, clocg the Year Book provide us with a recollection ot our year's training, it also reminds us T greg' resronsibility we have shouldered for the future, The degree ot success that we shall 1 .will be dependent upon ourselves BOB KNIGHT, Editor- I n-Chief. P!-GE F1