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

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Left to Right: Pauline Fougere, Royce Wall, Janet DeLuco, Dennis Henderson, Kathleen Proud, Bradley Veitch, Judy Alderson, Mr. Bell. ABSENT: Ida Rocco, Angela Ciccone, Gerry Sorel, Bob Duncan. nited ations Club On October 16 with the aid of Mr. Bell, the North Bay Teachers' College United Nations Club for l967 was formed and officers were chosen. The organization began its yearly activities with an address by our president to the student body on United Nations day, October 24, Due to good student participation, our UNICEF fund raising- campaign and our U.N, Christmas Card sales were a success. On December 10, Human Rights Day, our members gladly accepted an invitation to participate in a panel discussion on prejudice and discrimination held by the United Nations Association of North Bay in conjunction with human rights planning committees throughout Northern Ontario at the Public Library Auditorium, Our members also constructed a meaningful bulletin board display on the main floor of the college concerning human rights which is often conspicuous with its absence throughout the world. Our weekly noon hour meetings involve stimulated debates about important issues. We are certain that with continued support by our members and the interest of the student body as a whole, the club will carry on for the remainder of the year as a great credit to North Bay Teachers' College.

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Left to Right: Iackie Horsfall, Eleanor Taylor, Heather Guse, Ann Kirk, Pam Lowe. The Red Cross Club Christmas 1967 was a memorable one for sixty-eight children at the Longlac Indian Day School because of the efforts of the Red Cross Committee. Through the hard work of this committee and the enthusiastic response of the student body, gifts were sent to the girls and boys at the Longlac School to help brighten an otherwise dull Christmas Day. The delight of the children was reflected in the thank- you letters received after Christmas and proudly displayed in the halls in the college. Although this was the only major project the Red Cross Club had time to deal with this year it was considered extremely successful.

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Www LEFT TO RIGHT: Royce Wall, Dene Vaillancourt, Ray Lamarche, Sandra Stone, Bradley Veitch, Mr. Reed. Science Club The science club was formed so that students who were interested in certain fields of science could do some extracurricular work in these fields. The meetings were on Tuesdays after school and at these we studied certain aspects of science not dealt with in our course and we busied ourselves making teaching materials to be used in our years as a teacher. The executive this year was made up of Raymond Lamarche, Presidentg Caroldene Vaillancourt, Vice-Presidentg Sandra Stone, Secretary Treasurer and Royce Wall and Bradley Veitch, representatives. The staff advisor was Mr. Reed and many thanks go out to him for having given us so much of his time and so many of his ideas.