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

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Editor's Message One of the most difficult tasks I faced as editor of Polaris '69 was writing this message. I knew that these few words would be my farewell to many of the good friends I had at North Bay Teachers' College. This year- book would be, for many of us, our only link as we enter our chosen profession, teaching. Polaris '69 was compiled as a record of one of the most important years of our lives. This book attempts to portray some of the long hours, hard work, and rewarding experiences we shared. In no way can Polaris '69 replace these or all the wonderful people we met here but it does attempt to help us recollect some of those memories. I would like to take this opportunity to express my personal thanks to Mr. Schmidt and Mr. Pasko. Without their assistance, experience, and unlimited encouragement, this yearbook would still be in its beginning stages My thanks also go to Mrs. Surtees and Mr. Johnston who helped greatly in the literary section. Special thanks are in order for my assistant, Diane Thomas, the yearbook executive and all the others who faithfully gave of their time and energy to help assemble this collection of memories. U Louis Pagnotta.

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