Peterborough Teachers College - PTC Yearbook (Peterborough, Ontario Canada)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1970 volume:

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The human learning experience itself will probably be increasingly important in tomorrow's sophisticated concepts, research and technical skills. choo ls cannot make a ch11d1ear 6 If Zarjwu-rg X Lak X 'N f Awww MQW! Mia g,4,Mz,Z6Qm5 ACN M? if ., . ,h gk . 2- la., ., ,uw b,Nk.'m .,,,,- Q:-. 9 We an Sv' K 5 A . ' f, ' , T.K 313y ' - rf 'q11 3m ' A xl? ' F fv1S'l-WD C ix F Xi' 4 JJYJFW , WM PL 6 . mt if THE FIRST TIME... Gordon Lightfoot wrote a song entitled The First Time. This theme can be applied to our whole year as Student Teachers. For many of you it was your first time away from homeg for others it was your first time to return to school after many years absence. Remember your first lesson? and the heartfailure you felt when a Master walked into your class? How can you forget those fine pieces of art, and the bright faces accompanying those creations? Remember your first bomb ? For me it was also a first time . I must admit I didn't know exactly what I was getting into. But with the truly great support of your Student Council members, and the guidance of the Masters, we managed to finish the year in one piece. This year's success, however, can only be measured by you, the Students, and I thank you most sincerely for your honesty ideas, and co-operation. The social and teaching experiences of the past nine months will never be forgotten. They are experiences which we will build on in our teaching professions and in our lives. Good luck on your First Time - TEACHERS Susan Goldie President of Your Student Council And one member of the Student Body. When the last series of pictures and copy have been put in the shipping envelope, sealed and stamped 'P.T.C. '- and mailed in time to meet our last deadline, your yearbook will be completed. Then we need only your approval to make our efforts a success. 1 Y ' Y Mr. Axford Tom Adams Cathy Seymour Tom Bevan Miss Haythornthwaite Barb Robson Dianne Scrutton Frank Russell Linda Brown Mr. Podrebarac Linda Brock Linda Halligan Carolyn Barnard I an Cuppy Brock MacPherson WE DID IT ........... OUR WAY When you review your days as a student teacher when you are a teacher, you will remember the joys, the upsets, the work, and the fun of this year. We have tried to put these experiences into your yearbookg you must recall the emotions which accompanied them . If we have been able to reconstruct your year at Peterborough Teachers' College - the experiences that you were a part of and those that were a part of you - then our goal has been achieved. Linda Brock, On behalf of the '69-'70 Yearbook Staff. K ,tr g- f , r . X A ., A . , .. - Xl, r l ' gf' I ri r f I Q aff, ...,- I! Z N- . OUR MASTERS... We will pass through this world but once. Any good thing therefore that I can show to any human being, let me do it now. Let me not defer it or neglect it for I shall not pass this way again. This first quote I'm sure has been the motto of the masters of the Peterborough Teachers' College. To the students of Peterborough Teachers' College they have passed on this inspiration to be our motto as building teachers. Not once did they defer. Not once did they neglect. But always during the past, now in the present and on through the future, good things were done by them, and are being done by them, and will be done by them as they treat us as the individuals we are. Patience: kindness: generosity: humility: courtesy: unselfishness: good tempers: guilelessness: sincerity: - these make up the supreme gift, the stature of the perfect man. This second quote describes our masters quite fittingly. Deserving of this praise they are, as they taught us through these traits of theirs, the stature of the perfect man. Through their patience they showed perfect love. Their kindness gave us great pleasure. Their generosity taught us not to be envious. Their humility taught us to forget what good we have done, because they showed us that love hides even from itself, that love waives even self satisfaction. Their courtesy showed us how to love in society, to love in relation to etiquette. They taught us unselfishness by showing us that there is no greatness in material things. Their good tempers and dispositions showed us that love is not easily provoked. Their possession of guilelessness is their great secret of personal influence. If you think for a moment, you'll realize that these masters who influenced us are the people who believed in us. Their sincerity taught us that love is not a thing of enthusiastic emotion, but rather a rich, strong, manly, vigorous expression of the whole individual. . So to all the masters who have worked in these rooms: to all the masters who have encouraged our thoughts and nurtured our ideals: to all their laughter and cheers for our victories: to all their disappointments: to all their defeats: to all the assemblies: to all the lectures, practice teaching, and long hours of homework: to all our panel masters, staff advisors to clubs: to our excellent student-master relationship: to their unique school spirit which has above all taught us self-confidence and human worth: to all this we give our thanks. Through all these headaches and moments of happiness, through all these memories, our masters have survived. They have shown us uniqueness, given us personal values, and shown us their individuality. Now to them we dedicate our yearbook. COLLEAGUES REMEMBER... Having served on the staff of this institution since September first, 1 940, Mr. McKinney retired at the end of October, 1969. His experience in teacher education goes back to 1937 when he was appointed to the staff of Ottawa Model School. There have been a total of seven principals of this college since its founding in 1908 as Peterborough Normal School. Mr. Duncan Walker, the first principal is the only one under whom Mr. McKinney has not served on staff. Mr. McKinney's story is one of a man who has given generously of himself. In his own natural, frank way he has touched the lives of thousands. Most of the graduating class of 1970 knew Mr McKinney only two months. Were you not impressed with the facility with which he established rapport with a new class? He learned your names not merely to streamline class routinesg -- he was interested in every individual as a person. Over the years his ability to inspire and assist has been appreciated by students of every age. As a teacher he has taught children, tyros in the profession, and experienced teachers as well. As a dynamic music teacher, his accomplish- ments range from the training of choirs that thrilled their audiences, to the transformation of countless out-of- tunes into the status of follower for better.l His wise counsel has helped many a student over a rough spot. Active in community programmes, Mr. McKinney has been a scout leader, is a past president of the Peterborough Community Concert Association, and a board member of Kawartha Medical. He has been active in So-Ed and other Y. M, C, A. programmes. Many other contributions to community ventures could be mentioned. But now we want to congratulate Mr. McKinney on having reached this stage in his life having retained so much zest for living. Our very best wishes go with him now that he has time to enjoy his gardening, photography, and especially travel. We hope he thinks of us when he is at OSAKI for EXPO 7O! 11 1? x XY? 'D .5 4 n 71 B at ,Q , z x, , D.A. Cowan Art Miss I. Elliott Dean of Women Health R. T. Hendren Mathematics Q. McKinney Special Duties Y JP uw ua 2 G. R. Poclrebarac V77 Philosophy in Ed. '4 E W. H. Morris Director of Practice Teaching Psychology in Ed. Q .,. , . Q R. H. Wilson Philosophy in Ed. Audio-Visual H. R. Cross Principal , 5 C5 C3 ET UC! --t: Q0 I3 C1 TN 3. Z C7 D3 :ZZ Q :zz 'The L of urns 124. HV: yi . ,,.. x Clwqfe, fif.: H. Sli. ww... rw- ww-vnee M .lf-2 K! aa PT, . f.., Crql TIM VICE PRINCIPAL AND DIRECTOR OF PRACTICE TEACHING My congratulations to a group of students: - who live in a society in which alcoholism, addiction, and amorality are accepted but a failure is not --'- and yet accepted gladly the challenge of their individual greamess and worthy realized that the fear of failure denies that individual greatness and worth: decided that the question, Is it right? is more important than the question, Is it legal? chose to drop in and turn up . May your pupils all be different, may you find solutions rather than answers, and may you find happiness not in the absence of problems but rather in the process of overcoming them . W. H, Morris Vice-Principal PRINClPAL'S MESSAGE A few short months ago you came to the College, each of you with what seemed to be a fairly simple desire, - to become a teacher. Most of you have been surprised at how complex such a seemingly simple skill can be. You have grown a great deal during this year, - probably more than any of you realize. You have begun to understand children and how they learn, and have achieved a certain degree of skill in guiding their development. Continue to build on this foundation because no matter what aims for education are stated by society, it is only through the understanding, skill and personal philo- sophy of each teacher in the classroom, that they can be implemented. You will have the opportunity to become a unique and vital part of each child you teach. On behalf of the staff I wish you well in your chosen career. 'cL 4 H. R. Cross Principal 4 The first time you read over this Yearbook you will probably skip anything as formal and dull as a foreword. In later days, in a reminiscent or thoughtful mood, you may turn over these pages again. I hope, at such time, that you will on reading this message re- flect on your responsibilities as a teacher and consider some of the experiences that make teaching worthwhile. In these days of change and reorganization, it may seem to some people that we have totally abandoned our past to seek salvation in anything that is new or different. While there is a tendency for educational institutions to be conservative and we must continually search for viable relationships with life as it exists, we have not, in my opinion, ever sought to abandon our past. It is probably as true today as it was many years ago that the things a teacher lives by are the things of the spirit. In this connection, I would hope that faith is still with us - faith in mankind, faith in the final sovereignty of truth and faith in ourselves. I would hope that optimism is still with us - optimism to brighten a dull day or to enhance monotony. I would hope that good-will is still with us for this makes our relationships with our fellows more pleasant and more positive and helps to turn the wheels of existence more smoothly. Finally, I would hope that success is still with us - the success that springs from the knowledge that we have given of our best and have not been found wanting. I have mentioned but a few of the things of the spirit. You will be able to add others of your own. I hope, as you read this page, that either you look forward to success in teaching or are able to contemplate a success that is already under way. That it has been said so often in no way diminishes the fact that the girls and boys of this Province hold the future - yours and mine - in their hands and your responsibilities as a teacher still demand the best that you can offer as they always have. I wish each of you the best of good fortune in your career. a f William G. Davis 1 4 W PWFWUFW Minister of Education. October 21, 1969. 1-4 '91 4 V 535-HQ 'Q S fk- .' '.,.,.J - ' i P . P. . M A ' u 5.-'7,,., -- Q4 1. ' -'ffl ifff 'JE-1-C' . . La.: 1' fir? rg L, 3.5, 3.35-5, ' I ,Q-.-,ga P . f . :Q-231-'gh 1 '15-f -'L-:.-2:-. Q 2 -L ui' ' 4. 25.2-1'iE '-1 -' . . g I -NM 'F 1 f' ' fifkiflsl E-.Q -' .- - f--Raw: gs . Q i . . . . . . 'S' -1' . 'fvlfggf .. '., .- -. 0 , X, f-. .' P' ., - 6:24.-'I -',- g 3,3 - - ',-K., 9 -.-.a. ' -.122 J sag, Y A.: -2 'iiif'.-3:1521-'f9 ' V . 'I' f-gr.',Lg,lJL'4i-- I' . ' . 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Borland Margaret Boustead Garfield Boyd 1? Katherine Boyd Jane Branscornbe Patricia Bril Barry Broad Linda Brock James Brockley Lorna Broekstra Catherine Brooks Lorna Brunger Betty-Lou Bryson Allana Burdett Beverley Burley Elizabeth Burns Marlene Burtis Richard Caldwell Faye Campbell lcv' gif Marlene Campbell Catherine Carleton Florence Carson Michael Cassidy Brenda Cavanagh Patricia Chase Janet Chisholm Esther Churchill Karen Clapp Clifford Clark Susan Clarke Victoria Clarke Ruth Clements Chyrrell Coatharn Dorothy Collin Janet A. Collins Janet E. Collins Nancy Compton Myrna Congdon Joan Cooper Elaine Copeland Katherine Copson Herrick Couch Michael Coughlin Linda Couse Jane Cowie Francis Cox Shirley Cox Donna Craig Shawnee Craig Carol Craighead Darrell Craigs Yvonne Cranley Carol Cross Janis Cuppy Doris Currie Elizabeth Curtin Elaine Curtis Karen Curtis James Cybulskie Sharon Dafoe Sheryl Dafoe Bonita Davidson Leigh Davidson Donald Davis Alana Day John Day Elaine Dayman as NR s 77Y Susan Daynes Paul Desormeaux Joanne Dickey Donald Dillabough Diane Dingledine Carol Dixon Paul Dolbear Susan Donaldson Rebecca Doolittle Carol Ann Douglas Catherine Down Janette Dracup Brenda Driscoll Paula Druce Susan Duffey Elizabeth Duncan NT? Patricia Dunford Leslie Eastwood Sandra Elliott David Ellis Brenda Evans Linda Fallis Wendy Falls Geraldine Ferguson Bonny Ferrill Marian Finlay Wanda Fitzgerald Lorraine Fitzpatrick Karen Foord Barbara Foster Linda Franks Donna Fredenburg Carolyn Free Sherman French Huguette Gagnon Nancy Gainforth Wayne Garrison Rose Gibbons Sally Gibson Paul Gillespie Judy Goddard Susan Goldie Margaret Goode John Goodman Mary Gough Elaine Graham Dorcas Grant Wendy Green Dianne Greenaway Carolyn Grills Jean Grinham Judy Gunning Linda Gutheinz Judith Haig Linda Hale Pennie Hall Linda Halligan William Hay Brenda Hayes Louise Heffernan Rosanne Heffernan Maureen Hinch Brenda Hoar Brian Hodgins Roberta Hogeboom Patricia Holland Marilyn Holmes Gloria Hook Mildred Hopkins Rosetta Horlings Ioan Horton Carol Horvat aa Q Joe Houlahan Linda Houlahan Katherine Huffman Robert Huffman Bronwen Hughes John Hunt Michael Hunt Julie Hunt Rachelle Hunter Christina Ireland Hilke Issendorf Janice James J ane Jeffery Brenda Jeffrey Denise Jeffrey Gary Jones Helen Kearney Patricia Kearse David Kelly Susanne Kemp Faye Kennedy Adrienne King Margaret Kingsley Kathaleen Kittle Phyllis Kittle Arthur Knight John Knight Kim Koivukoski Helena Kot Maria Kot Leonard La Berge Sheryle Lackey Nirmal Lal Patricia Lamb Linda Lamontagne Michel Launay Katherine Lean Alice Lee Ronald Leaking Nancy Lister Joy Livingston Marion Lloyd Dennis Logan Ronald Logan Marilyn Lonsberry Sharon Lott Kathleen Lucas Brenda IxlacGi11ivray Catherine Macklem Glenn Macklin Brock MacPherson Marlene Mader Wendy Madill Denise Malcolm Shirley Marcov Grace Martin ,.,. GF' Dora Martyne Susan Masters John Matthews Shirley May Teresa Maziarczyk Isobel McCarron Isobel McCulloch Margaret McCulloch o Carol McDonald Susan McEvoy Barbara McFau1 Anne McGi11en Dianne McGowan Judith Mcllrnoyle Lynn McLaughlin David McNamara 'f w, f, ' .i,,j5,q ' ' 11212 - , wt WI. , i t ,C m Q, v' 'L f NFS it vm , Nav Qui Nut ., 4 tum Shirley McPhaden Kaye McQuaid Robert Mitchell Marilyn Mochulla Debra Moher Lynda Moore Judith Morrison Mary Mouncey Lynn Moynes Sarah Munro Terrence Murphy Yvonne Musclow I anis Musgrave Lynda Nemis Helen Newton Scott Nicholson Bonnie Nicol Sandra O'Connor Frances O'Farre11 Mary O'Leary Nancy Gram Nancy Owen Jean Padgett Deborah Parks Isabelle Parliament Steven Patrick Vickie-Lynn Patrick David Patterson Sandra Payne Judy Pearse Yolande Pelletier Sheila Perry Carol Ann Phillips Patricia Pickell Roy Plews Linda Post Bonnie Lee Prentice Donna Preston Nancy Price Brian Pugh Connie Puk l Karen Reid Catherine Richardson Janet Richardson Valerie Ringer Merry Beth Ritchie Rosemary Roberts Elizabeth Robinson Marie Robinson Wallace Robinson Barbara Robson Rebecca Rolston lane Roode Betty Rorabeck Warren Roseborough Pansileta Rowbotham 54 N Il Diane Ruckstuhl Carolyn Rumball Frank Russell Elmer Samis Sharon Sanderson Stephen Schacher Claudia Schoales Audrey Schoorstra Joanne Scott Dianne Scrutton Donald Searle Catherine Seymour Marie Shaughnessy Elizabeth Sherk Dixie Shilling Deane Shindell Eleanor Shortt Bob Simmons Linda Sine I udith Skill Barry Smith Constance Smith Deborah Sm ith Donald Smith Eleanor Smith 9 Lois Smith Lynda Smith Maxine Soble Faye Sonley Melvin Stainrod Judy Staples John Stencil Catherine Stewart John Stiver Cherie Storey Ines Sulkewitsch Mary Anne Sullivan Constance Swain Susan Sweet Michael Szirtes 4-5 x .ffv ix V' N. Patricia Tait Brenda Tape Christine Taylor Dianne Thompson Sharon Thompson Anne Thomson Peggy Timbers Elaine Tokley Dianne Towns Shirley Twa Lorna Tweedy Donna Tyndall Sandra Vader Marjorie Vandervoort Shirley Voteary Frances Walsh eh Ronald Walsh Hilary Walt Glenna Wasson Lynn Weaver Jane Webb Suzanne Webster Gunhild Weigand Linda Welch Betty Wemp Glenda White Lillian Wickens Peter Wilgar Maureen Williams Frances Wilson James Wilson Linda Wilson Sonya Windover Elizabeth Wood Catherine Woods Francyne Wright Caroline Yates Eleanor Young Nancy Young Be tty Zandbergen Sharon Asselstine Sharman Howes Linda Brown Barbara Buder Karen Burke Louise Herr Catherine Jessup Judith Johnston Mavis Killingbeck Bruce Kinsella Sherry Malone Sharon McKei1 Cheryl Rolfe Millie Sovie Mary Tanney Rick Mancini Gladys Ziroff Evaldas Zebrauskas Lynne Henley Mary Brennan Mary Bird Harry Knott 'Y' 1 1 1 - 5 Y 1 i w Y 3 + 1 I I 68 C 4 X 'M . ,. f lusrg only you Jmlrfy HB caml of A af 'Hue 2. your Ccrrclrslons 5 auhon a,,..+.,11......, ,,,.,,4.4.,..c1...,,..fx.,r+:.. bwlg .f M, Cul.. l.5,,f.,,, 0 mn mm.: UfH'ECClT7l8lYll5 Orme mmm., mf., me bmw paper, 2. uw, yo., 5.5. dr smell MJ, up WM 5. Record your conclusion. if Q GE 1 4. .. u Fw. ,Wu W amp, .. 1' 9 3 -la. u. .fr x ui' Sv .gf 'A' as L' , 1 5 rw ' 3- P475 . . If lqaf- 'TQ' ,, Q.-':.1b'jsr,'fm.-'.-' ' ,p Wig: Hi:--, 1, - -if y J, Tx Q.Lj'.gW.'f11' A ',Y.:: K- , +3 , Q 11 1 ' kb '13 rffigzp S- Q 2: in-X 'far .ge Q 3, . 4. . v , at , v PW N. 4. :E A -'--' T .. . W, T l'f'! . ,W , , , ..,. ,li 1, a, N ,v 2+ 3 6 js: 5 . U, 5 x he , WX: M Q '34 - ,, J. ,. A 'R NIA V V' x ,fa fm KM.-767W Wfcwflv ' QAM' dancin, Uwwafk Hawk The girls' basketball team was organized early in the year. Being coached by Mel Stainrod and Jim Brockley, the girls naturally f?J won their first two league games. Then, either due to a lack of luck or a lack of practice the girls lost several games. fwe'll blame it on that, anyway.Q Although they had been defeated several times, the graceful group did not give up ---- naturally. Their efforts paid off - Hmmm, and the team, after losing a game by only one point, added another win to their many f??J victories! They continued to exhibit their potential CD as basketball stars throughout the remainder of the season. However, lack of practice time seriously hindered the team. fGood excuselj Nevertheless, the ever-active eleven continued to try. Congratulations girls on a worthwhile season as representatives of P.T.C. Compliments of THE QUAKER OATS COMPANY OF CANADA LlMITED Q9 A iam. it Q Mavis Killingbeck N 'Q JU Susan Adlam CHEMONG LANES LIMITED Brookdale Plaza MP FIGHT Connie Smith COME ON T E A C H E R S Diane Jingledine FIGHT DO IT R I G H T I I JUMP Brenda C avanagh .,r.:.g..mnL.nnnn-.-.. , - '+ ,Y Geraldine Ferguson Allana Burdett Compliments of PETERBOROUGH FLORAL COMPANY .. :I P.T.C. BOWLING CLUB 11-i-iw - Mrs. G. Smith Mrs. S. Newton Mrs. I. Ashton Secretary Assistant Secretary Library Assistant .......and these staff complete the team! MAINTENANCE STAFF 1 1 ,gm ' xi Q? .f . Mrs, E, Walker' part time Mr. E. Hope, Mr. S. Jewell, Mr. D. Flint, Mrs. M. Lewis, Mrs. E. Sloan clerk-typist -N S i THE DRIBBLING V Glen Macklin Warren Roseborough 'H A 1 ' . ' . Scott Nicholson E. uf 1 , Roy Plews Rick Mancini Q A Paul Desormeaux W Michael Coughlin Mr. Sedgewick Brian Pugh Terry Murply Compliments of OUTBOARD MARINE CORPORATION OF CANADA LIMITED nozEN Mel Stainrod Kaye McQuaid ' ' '1 'Ri' ' qw- , wg. x 5 e Q in Peterborough Teachers' Among the worthy Get another Now boys go out With honour as our Despite the odds we need another So boys go oupand ,, Tv N , X , N W , L , 'W . . Jim Brockley Paul Desormeaux 4. , Roy Plews Wallace Robinson Paul Dolbear OUR G0--A Scott Nicholson Darrell Craig BETTERS! Brian Pugh Wayne Garrison Mike C ou ghlin 9.9- X P. i..,,g Q , au, ff at A, fx -4 af Q 0 0 O ,V M4 1 'J' 'mr' 'Y F51 lm 1-,- V Q Q 1 I v-fx X Q - . Neglsg- ,.LDs 1' VH 3: 1 fi,-Q . , 3' . Vx . 1 , .- 34-Q R? . Ez' '- is .ii --EK .Q .2 V' X J ? .Lvl E - Ti 53, ,gl . Ex. ' 1. ' vq- .. 1: ' -H , .v . ,Q .r ,S 2, F .,,, Qld' if - Vgf M, Jr!! rf I ix W? li if 5 X 1 x 4 V , V Y . , .w is if- kv Sw 5-fx z.. -I ' . . T, f wfsfgv 5, ll 4 . zx jf . ka , . 53- 3 z L wr gif I entered the world with a preconception But I grew up. My eyes, my ears, my mind opened: I saw what life was all about, I saw wrongs and rights, I saw me, you, children -- humanity: Iheard what life was all about qor rather what was said -- I'm sure they were wrongj I heard laughter and tears, I heard birth and I heard dying. My mind accepted all it received-- Sometimes it was shocked, Other times it was numbed, At times it failed to understand. But I continued to grow. Soon I began to see through the misconceptions. I saw harmony: A place for everything, and everything in its place.f As I said: I grew up. I saw my place. And now I want to be a teacher of children. Michel Guy Launay. 342 George Street Peterborough 75a Downtown 2e4t4rnant Catering to All Types of Parties, Banquets, Weddings AL. BEAVIS Phone 745-2522 l Moon reflecting Lake Pine trees whispering in the wind Manitou speaks. A- Agin- Crackling fires Dancing shadows round our lodges 'IV' Donna Tyndall Dixie Shilling Deane Shindell Lorraine Fitzpatrick Slowly sinking sun Shadows deepen in the forest We turn back home. The spirit rests. 59 Q 'P I f' 3 11.11.- 55 A Jw xX The Indian Today - Who is He? Bonnie Nichols Carol Douglas Yolande Pelletier Deanne Shindell Lorraine Fitzpatrick LE CERCLE FRAN AIS. Le Cercle Francais a ere former pour donner aux etudiants du college l'occasion dc se re unir et de mettre leur francais en pratique, de Vameliorer et de Vaugmenter. AUDIO VISUAL CLUB M E 5 Steven Schacher A Barry Smith Deanne Shindell Francis Wilson Ron Walsh Compliments of BERT AUSTIN JEWELLERS 194 Charlotte Street, Peterborough, Ontario Quality Diamonds and Gifts For All Occasions Peterborough, Ontario Sleep what is it that you speak of a gentle flick of the eye lids this i know of but the peaceful deep sleep of the quiet night comes late to one such as i yes you are right the label that identifies the likes of us should not be practice teacher but night hawk! .QII13Q,QiI.. .llgiggll ..... QII ' ..QQfII...II.l,Lg1II. ...great... 'TIIIQA .... .1I1,LlfI.f1IIIIIIQII.. .......uniqueness..... .QQfiAQ1fI1I ' 'IIf1LAi4JgI.. ..2Iifl1IiQ ' '..1IQ,Q1LI.. ..IIgLggt5gLQfI1I 'IIQ55 Tom Adams SIMPSON-SEARS LTD. 637 Lansdowne W. 7432021 Cf sf v MATH CLUB lt' 9 5.5.-, .J-. - 1 ..,, .,, i Q- , ' .1-4 .L 1.6 -' , VA , . vig, 5? 1 A h t I A-a.,,,.,,,a: I p . K ,ff fn' 'I - ' 4 ' . Q ' f ' vat V-V 7-. ' if -, ,- f-...., :VQ I ' Al I . -. ', -,A, 4 uv., . 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Donna Arnup. ,..- shots of star blade in bounds noiseless sounds track realms afar. fW JMWWM Jxflff yawn Jw, W4 ' fwwfawwffw ,2 lmwMWW'W 2 .I wwf MMMWZ7! 5i.,5,,,'7W . ?55W:f,L:ff WWWW i2,fQWiWf,azf?,WfW ,,f 4,a,?Z1,L,,,,fM4,,.:fi4,M, - .war o '-v, f .r-QA .- 0 Inv! 'Masq g -. 3 9 . r. I iff' 1 ' 1' ' Ni , , 1 A ..i. ' , - Q X If fag ' , , f ' 'Af' fs2.,...'- Q 1 A ' ff r ' ' , 7 Eff-, T x 2 Qs 91 3143-1 il x 'x 1 Q , Y 4' , a ff : x UW' 3 , , N , 1 w n V? Q65 ff 4 8' X - 'CDKU' 'Viz' .. LOVE SONG You say You give me nothing - Strange Yet, what is nothing ? Null and void, or empty space, or infinity, as I should call it. Infinity - a word to express a feeling when dictionaries fail A cover - up, an ego - booster, to make us Feel proud to express a thought no one can quarrel with For who can quarrel with infinity ? I cannot - yet I know I can reach out and touch And take to my soul a fragment of infinity For it is youg it is your smile, your brown eyes depthless That tiny cleft in your chin - That give me the power to reach out And your love That gives me the power to grasp. And then we meet And we share infinity For you, too, have marvellously grasped this fragment. We see the sunlight on the snow The heavens aflame at sunset, the blazing glow in your And the deep purple of tender after- love. Tiny homes dotting the valleys Smoke curling lazily from the rooftops A world of our own, from which We see the other world and its people Playing their own little parts, like dolls, Never guessing 1-low pitifully funny they look. Yet in our world, I can be me, you can be you, I awaken, and think wonderingly, he loves me . And Nature, all wise, laughs and nods And I know that although hell may lurk in the day My fragment of infinity is locked within me. You are the key - Ah yes, you give me pain and tears But what is more exquisite Than hurting for one you love, knowing That he hurts, too? A breath-taking, tormenting, beautiful pain, my love. A reason A fulfillment An expectation An inspiration A prayer. You still say You give me nothing? Strange. 98 eyes Donna Amup QQ 4. uf 'F o b i ! yy, ly Q ,MW ,, I , . ,', 1 .1 . 5 11 it INTER- Donna Craig VARS ITY Dave Patterson Carolyn Rumble CHRISTIAN Sheryl Dafoe Dorcas Grant FELLQWSHIP. Rebecca Ra1stOH Shirley Voteary Penny Wright Shirley May Glen Macklin Elizabeth Sherk 281 George Street North Wedding And Phone 742-3858 Funeral Flowers LLOYD MORROW Florist Quality Service Satisfaction 281 George Street Peterborough, Ontario x g 0 X X., R Q-,J X!! Q1 I: X X x X Q , Q-6' cj' xX , If N .17 --. 'Q 3 x Elf' J, 4. I 40 f 1 is NA f T9 il. lf' ce tlqgt ' .s vpfki 1 Q XX x Q X V,,, x 1 ' ,Av 1-rA,.m .J ' pd X -ff x , x,, ,,f E9 X Q X if Xi W 1 X ,Mfrs lx Haw! , . , , - .-ay tl? fi. f C- x 'V ', . 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W.. ., AQ' 22 , the inexpressibg - v , , 1 - , - -. ,N ' -ov 1 'fl ' - ,1,j5y.f,. Nb:-M.?A,,1,,-2,2 ,x'qQ5SQ5:, W- A , . Us Huxl.EY . V., M - , 4 F fs.. ,kwin V' - ,Q ,g,.,'ng.mL 4 . Q if F I Y 9 f Q 0 QQ0 , ,L THE GREAT CLOCKS 765' Great clocks somewhere within the universe Tick loudly for infinity. Infinity hands sweep 'round at tremendous speed Never getting back to the same point. These clocks function But oh so slowly - so slowly, Great clocks moving oh so slowly, Ticking off the time with unending, unerring accuracy. Their great hands have barely moved - Barely moved in a trillion years! A great being wound the clocks. He will never have to wind them again, for, They will run until the end of time To infinity! For how long have they been running? And when are they to stop? He who wound them shall decide when they are to stop. He who wound them might not be there anymore. Great clocks are ticking somewhere within the universe, And they will never stop. 03 ' 'Z IU, 122 l Z9 5 s fC UU- ' s I Compliments of SPENCLEY'S FLOWERS 441 1!2 George St., N., Peterborough Flowers for all occasions MICK!! Guy These ole halls will miss your laughter, These ole halls will miss your pipe, These ole floors will miss your golf shoes As you say your last goodbye. These ole books will wear and tear, These ole books will miss your care, Now they grumble in the basket, when the students toss them there Best wishes at Fanshawe College, Mr. Weaver. Our straight-shooting administration master announced late in May '70 that he would be leaving P.T. C. for a position in Kingston as a Programne Consultant in the Junior Division. Those who had him as a master, as a panel-master, and as a hockey coach, and all who knew hbn in any small way were affected by his interest, understanding and sincerity. We the calss of '70 were fortunate in knowing this man. Best of everything to you, Mr. Boston. Our philosophies were developed through our association with the man who believes that Life is what you mke it. Our best wishes follow Mr. Podrebarac as he leaves to go to his post in the field of Special Education in Toronto. A past music and physical education master, Mr. McKinney was with us till the end of October '69 as a special duties master. After his dedicated years of service, we wish him happiness and health in his trip around the world and in his retirement years . -- -W--MVN . M rotten we will no ati thu 'wr-, 1, , li n vv dana 311 ymr. 33101-.evfyg ' L ' A MOU W , mutrwsll 'N SBDC CSTPTO pug 90.1 , ' 339'-90 7 'Jnr 1 ,, -DCT. -url 1' ' a 20 Om isp 'fttns OA VU we sf? N v . 935K B WU on Y' fi you know. -111111 S I Y pb -.1 1 U L 13 A x Y fff' U' 'h0 s be ,O ' Where did I lone you? -rip ' XTHCHS Q :K-W thlnk fe are? ur I 4 Reflections ofa Mother cum student fringe Benefits at P T C Wow doffing the apron wasn t so hard Nlor donning the gxm suit et al Twas learning the lingo of old P T C That created the challenge last F111 But now I ve caught on to the jargon at school, I discover it motivates me! Relating it to the familiar at home I apply the new knowledge with glee. When leftovers loom on the menu again, I open the fridge and observe . . . Never fret as of old how to camouflage stew, lust consolidate findings and serve! When teen-age demands reach ridiculous heights, And the young ones their antics pursue, lxly frustration level no longer is reached: I opt out A---- fthe in-thing to dol. cionvincing dear Daddy to spend a bit more To buy Style for the Now generation, No more must we wait for a generous mood, We just structure the right situation . Opinions from me were old-fashioned, they claimed When I labelled their actions imprudent. Now I Hverbalize concepts fand say the same thingy They accept it because I'm a student. Are examples sufficient to clarify facts? Lian we come to a generalization? Then let us presume fnever, never assume! lj At last Mother has reached MATURATION. Isobel McCarron 104 I -K. dai' ! l '-'Z l -I I A 96' . P .4 wr fx ,. 23255 .S , Y , A ,X JM ix A XI L 5 'if In--N., .4 , RON LEEKING D.C.E. COWAN AW Spring dawned today, Nor an official recognition Yet a personal rejoicing Experienced by the whole being. JO-ANNE SCOTT ARD JOHN WATSON MEMORIAL And I thoughr . . . How like learning ---- The pe rsonal sa risfa ction Which emanates from achievement I Adopted and moulded ro form . One's integral nature. DONNA ARNUP GROLIER AWARD JIM WILSON LORN A BRUN GER THE MCGRAW-HIl.l, AWARD MCLEAN PRIZE 106 L DAVE PATTERSON PRINCE OF WALES PRIZE LINDA BROCK STUDENTS' COUNCIL -5-.. :Lf 51 -I K 5lfw:,f2?P 'Q WEB'-. Which when recognized officially . . Assumes the spectacular But loses that inner sanctity which Can never quite be CITIZENSHIP AWARD WALLY ROBINSON BRENDA NOAR L. W.COPP AWARD YOUTHS' FRIENDS AWARD recaptured. Penny Wright IEANNETTE LEAN MUSIC BURSARY 107 SUCCESS 'ts , . P.T.C. 1965 Sharon Adamson Janet Chisholm Anne Marie Albert Karen Clapp Lurie Ann Anderson Clifford Clark Donna Arnup Ruth Clements Sheryl Ashton Joan Cooper John Bigg Donna Craig Shirley Blower Susan Daynes Jo-Anne Bond Joanne Dickey Jean Borland Diane Dingledine Lorna Brunger Carol Douglas Beverley Burley Elizabeth Duncan Marlene Burris Elizabeth Sherk Richard Caldwell Linda Franks Isobe' Faye Campbell Donna Fredenburg Anne! Florence Carson Rose Marie Gibbons WAS OURS .... Elaine Graham Lynn McLaughlin ' Brian Gray Debra Moher Linda Gutheinz Nancy Owen Iudith Haig Stephen Patrick Pennie Campbell Carol Phillips Linda Halligan Rosemary Roberts Maureen Hinch Wallace Robinson Roberta Canivet Barbara Robson Gloria Hook Constance Smith Linda Houlihan Ronald Walsh Jane Jeffrey James Wilson Faye Kennedy Sonya Windover race Martin Engbertha Zandbergen :Carron Lorraine Fitzpatrick :Gi1len Christine Taylor ' FEDER no orwolvif TEACHERS' ASSOCIATIONS or oNTARlo The Federation of Women Teachers' Associations of Ontario is delighted and privileged to welcome the women students as associate members of its professional organization. Your spontaneous youth, abounding enthusiasm, and creativeness are real contributions to bring to our association to help it further the cause of education. These qualities coupled with a genuine desire to serve the educational needs of the child will, undoubtedly, aid you in fulfilling the obligations that the Federation requests of you. All members of the Federation have a responsibility to inculcate a human understanding as they teach, to endeavour to uphold the dignity and honour of the profession, to abide by an ethical code, to improve the standards of teaching, and last, but not least, to raise the status of women teachers. Best wishes that you will experience joy in your chosen profession. lMrs.l Annabelle Harten, President, FWTAO. F' ,iv 4 I7 . ' ' i+lQw.k'ff uv? -vnu:-:n1aei THE ONTARIO ENGLISH CATHOLIC TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION Welcomes into the Teaching Profession the graduating students at Peterborough Teachers' College who choose to make a career of teaching in the Separate Schools of the Province. The best remembered personalities of all the ages have been teachers and always will be, for teachers are the builders of tomorrow, the future of civili- zation and the destiny of the individual is in their hands. Your professional organization will ever be ready to assist you to advance the ideals and objectives for which it stands and to offer you professional services which are impossible to obtain as individuals. Mr. John Kuchinak, President. 110 Q N 1970 SUMMER SCHOOL QUEEN 'S UNIVERSITY Thursday, July 2 - Saturday, August 15. Seventy-tvvo courses are to be offered this year, including those required for Type B and Type A certification The calendar of Summer School and Extramural Studies will be available approximately lVlarch 1st Previously-registered students should apply by June 15, 1970. Students not previously registered should make application not later than June 1, 1970. Some courses require completion of assignments during lVlay and June. Registration date for these courses is April 1. The fee is 3100 per course. All inquiries regarding Summer School should be directed to the Department of Extension Oueen s University Kingston, Ontario. GREETINGS from the ONTARIO PUBLIC SCHOOL MEN TEACHERS' FEDERATION TO ALL ASSOCIATE MEMBERS AT TEACHERS' COLLEGES OPSIVITF is proud to welcome you to the teaching profession. We extend congratulations and sincere wishes for your success and satisfaction in practising the vocation of your choice during the years ahead. You are entering upon your professional career at a time fraught by unprecedented problems and educational change, but one rich in rewards from exceptional challenge and the status achieved by your colleagues. Wejoin with the ONTARIO TEACHERS' FEDERATION and its other affiliates in calling upon you to take your full and rightful place in sharing both the burdens and the benefits. A truly professional teacher, besides being skilful and dedicated in performing the tasks of teaching, must acquire and adopt the aims and objectives of the profession. Your professional organization stands ready, willing, and able to assist you at all times. 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Brunger, Loma, 200 London St., Apt. 301 Peterborough. Buder, Barbara, Box 58, Madawaska. Burdett, Allana, 267 Prince St. , Peterborough. Burke, Karen, Box 356, Haliburton. Burley, Beverley, Box 21, Odessa. Burns, Libbi, 852 Masson St., Oshawa. Burtis, Marlene, R,R. 132, Orono. Caldwell, Richard, 2 Jane St.. Eyre Park, Coburg. Campbell, Faye, R.R. 33, Coe Hill. Campbell, Marlene. R.R. ffl, Lotneville. Carleton, Catherine, R.R. 91, Orono. Carson, Florence, R,R, 412, Picton. Cassidy, Mike, R.R. 33, Tweed. Cavanagh, Brenda, 207 Simcoe St., Peterborough. Chase, Patricia, 130 Roper Dr., Peterborough. Chisholm, Janet, Roslin. Clapp. Karen. R.R. ffl, Foxboro. Clark. Clifford, R.R. 443, Havelock, . .iff -et aww' , . . of t X --e -rl 122 xl is .M ,. 'ljlikli .' .lo u --, -.Q I M4 I Uv- ' I7 . QI E- .1 ' RQ 633: N Clarke, Susan, 215Charles St., Belleville. Clarke, Vicki, 601 Bolivar St.. Peterborough. Clements, Valerie, R.R. ffl, Norwood. Collin, Dorothy, R.R. ffl, Milford. Collins, Janet A., 900 Bamardo Ave., Peterborough. Collins, Janet E.. 8 Ralston Ave., Port Hope Compton, Nancy, R.R. 32, Perth Road, Congdon, Myma, 112 Puget St., Barrie. Cooper, Ioan, 480 George St., Coburg. Copeland, Elaine, 1257 Royal Drive, Peterborough. Copson, Katherine. 960 Sherbrooke St., Peterborough. Couch, Herrick, 3 Park St., Havelock. Coughlin, Mike, 307 Bleecker Ave.. Belleville. Couse, Linda, R.R. ffl, Kettleby. Cowie. lane, Fenelon Falls. Cox, Francis, R.R. 33, Trenton. Cox, Shirley, R.R. 53, Havelock. Craig, Donna, R.R. 44. Napanee. Craig, Shawnee, 53 Highland Ave., Belleville. Craighhead, Carol, R.R. 4142, Port Perry. Craigs. Darrell, 560 Hillside St., Peterborough. Cross, Carol, R.R. if'Z. Norwood. Cuppy, Janis. R.R. 443, Green Briar Acres. Peterborough. Currie, Doris. R.R. 33, Lakefield. Curtin, Elizabeth, '72 McFarland Dr., Belleville. Curtis, Elaine, R.R. 43, Hwy 28 W., Peterborough. Cybulskie. lim, 1005 Chemong Rd.. Peterborough. Dafoe, Sheryl, Odessa. Davidson, Bonita, 2 First St., Belleville. Davidson, Leigh, 691 Elcombe Cres., Peterborough. Davis, Don, R.R. 144, Colbome. Day, Allana, 134 Maria St., Peterborough. Day. John, 224 Foster Ave., Belleville. Dayman, Elaine, 235 King St., E.. Apt. 204. , Coburg. Daynes, Susan, 105 Victoria St., Norwood. Desormeaux, Paul, 9A Namao Dr. MP. , Trenton. Dickey, Joanne, R.R. 693 Hwy. 28. Peterborough. Dillabough, Don, Box 61. Coe Hill. Dingledine, Diane, 34 Third Ave.. Trenton. Dixon, Carole, R,R, 4144, Stirling. Dolbear, Paul, Box 431, Haliburton. Donaldson, Susan, Box 114, Barry's Bay. Doolittle, Rebecca, R.R. 132. Frankford. Douglas, Carol, 469 Stewart St. Apt. 1. Peterborough. Pearse, Judy. 651 Brown St., Peterborough. Dracup, Janette, R.R. 32, Harold. Driscoll, Brenda, R.R. 4146. Peterborough. Druce, Pauline, 32 Earl St., Belleville. Duffey, Susan. 454 McEwen Dr. , Kingston. Duncan, Elizabeth, 615 Ruth St., Coburg. Dunford, Patricia, R.R. ffl, Norwood. Eastwood, Les, 16 Harriet St. , Trenton. Elliott, Sandra, 3-9'th Cres., Box 1022, C,F,B. Greenwood, Nova Scotia. Evans. Brenda. R.R. 134, Warkworth. Fallis, Linda, R.R. ffl. B1aCkSI0Ck- Falls, Wendy, 37 Park St., Peterborough. Ferguson, Geraldine. 671 George St.. Peterborough. Ferrill, Bonny, Buckhorn . Finley, Marian, R. R. 4:44 Munroe Park Dr., Peterborough. Fitzgerald, Wanda, R.R. 33. Madoc. Foord, Karen, 1300 Royal Cres., Peterborough. Foster, Barbara, 22 Ontario St., Havelock. Franks, Linda, Madoc. Fredenburg, Donna, 366 Aberdeen Ave., Peterborough. Free, Carolyn, R.R. 92, Hastings. French, Sherman, 189 Mark St.. Peterborough. Gagnon, Huguette, 863 Ritson Rd. . Oshawa. Gainforth, Nancy, Haliburton. Garrison, Wayne, R.R. 92, Frankford. Gibbons, Rose Marie, 531 Gilmour St., Peterborough. Gibson, Sally, Box 904 Brighton. Gillespie, Paul, Box 29, Wolfe Island. Goddard, Judy, 468 Gilmour St.. Peterborough. Goode, Margaret, R.R. 39, Picton. Goodman, John, 577 Arndon Ave.. Peterborough. Gough, Mary, Harwood. Graham, Elaine, Box 70, Cannington Gray, Brian, 703 Reynolds' Court, Peterborough. Green, Wendy, 483 Sidney St., Belleville Greenaway, Linda, R.R. ffl, Woodville. Grinham, Jean, 48 Fourth Ave., Trenton. Gutheinz. Linda, R.R. 144, Odessa. Haig, Judy, 34 Margaret St., Campbellford. Hale, Linda, R.R. iil, Newtonville. Hall, Pennie, 621 Burnham St., Coburg. Halligan, Linda, Gore's Landing. Harper, May, 28 Maitland St., Apt. 1, Kingston. Hay, Bill, 57 Colborne St., Norwood. Hayes, Brenda. King St., Omemee. Heffeman, Louise, 82 King St., Picton. Herr, Louise, 210 Woodward Ave., Peterborough. Hinch, Maureen, R.R. 37, Napanee. Hoar, Brenda, R.R. ffl, Peterborough. Hodgins, Brian, 5627 Bubocage, Pierrefonds, Quebec. Hogeboom, Roberta, 60 Gibson Ave. , Kingston. Holmes, Marilyn, Box 23, Wilberforce. Hook, Gloria, 25 Barker St., Picton. Hopkins, Mildred, Erinsville. Horlings, Rozetta, R.R. 144, Peterborough. Horton. Joan, Blackstock. Horvat, Carol, R.R. 443, Kingston. Houlahan, Linda, 217 Rubidge St. , Peterborough. Huffman, Katherine, R.R. 33, Yarker. Huffman, Robert, R.R. 4349, Peterborough. Hughes, Bronwen, 1463 Sherwood Cres. . Peterborough. Hunt. Iohn, R.R. 4143, Tweed. Hunt, Iulie, R.R. 32, Tweed. Hunt, Michael, R.R. 33, Tweed. Hunter, Rachelle, R.R. 4152, Box 15. Trenton. Ireland, Christina, R.R. 141, Havelock. Issendorf, l-Iilke. 16 Linton St., Kingston. Jeffery, Jane, 195 Victoria Ave., Trenton Jeffrey, Brenda, 20 Queen Victoria Ave. . Madoc. Jeffrey. Denise, Prince Albert. Jessup, Catherine, R.R. 4142, Picton. x, r X-qi QV. L.. 2 4 C K 'ip Iohnston, Judy, 69 Victoria Ave. N., Lindsay. Jones, Gary, 867 William St.. Coburg. Keamey, Helen, R.R. ffl, Glenburnie. Kearse, Patricia, 76 Dixon Dr.. Trenton. Kelly, David, R.R. 143, Bancroft. Kemp, Susanne, R.R. 442. Consecon. Kennedy, Faye, R.R. ffl, Campbellcroft. Killingbeck, Mavis, 381 Chesterfield Ave. Peterborough. King, Adrienne. 27B Lawrence Dr., M.P. QC.F.B.J. Trenton. Kingsley, Margaret, R.R. 41, Norwood. Kinsella, Bruce, 236 Hartley, Peterborough. Kittle, Kathaleen, 55 Need St.. Bobcaygeon. Kittle, Phyllis, 55 Need St.. Bobcaygeon. Knight, Arthur, R.R. 42, Picton. Knight, John, 45 King St., Apt. 1, Coburg. Koivukoski, Kim, Box 472, Sioux Lookout. Kot, Helena, R.R. ffl, Flinton. Kot, Maria, R.R. 141. F1il'lf01'l- La Berge, Patrick, Bond St., W., Fenelon Falls. Lamb, Patricia, 8 Richelieu St.. Lacolle, P.Q. Lamontagne, Linda, 16 King, Bowmanville. Launay, Michel, 110 Bagot St., Apt. 4, Kingston. Lee, Alice, 851 Armour Rd., Peterborough. Leeking, Ronald, 896 Chemong Rd. Peterborough. Lister, Nancy, 581 Murray Street, Peterborough. Livingston, Joy, R.R. 91, Corbyville. Lloyd, Marion. R.R. ffl. Lindsay. Logan, Dennis, R,R, 141, Harrowsmith. Lonsberry, Marilyn, Warsaw, Ontario. Lott, Sharon, General Delivery. Oshawa. Lucas, Kathleen, R.R. 4744, Peterborough. MacGil1ivray, Brenda, Sunderland. Macklem. Catherine, 22 Munro Ave. . Belleville. Macklin, Glenn, R.R. 1, Odessa. MacPherson, Brock, 129John St., Napanee. Mader, Marlene, 251 Wilson St., Peterborough. Madill, Wendy, Box 445, Queen St., Lakefield. Malcolm, Denise, R.R. 41, Nestleton. Mancini, John, 1077 Sherbrooke St. W.. Peterborough. Marcov, Shirley, R.R. ffl. Bailieboro. Martin, Grace, Gilmour. Martyn, Dora. Box 9, Blackstock. Masters, Susan, R.R. 1, Pontypool. Matthews. John, R.R. if3, Greenhill, Peterborough. May, Shirley, 180 Burke St., Cobourg. Maziarczyk, Teresa, 276 St. Anne's Cr., Peterborough. McCarron, Isobel, 107 Pottinger St.. Lindsay. McCulloch, Isobel, 284 Collison Ave. , Peterborough. McCulloch, Margaret, 130 Rosco Rd.. Tweed. McDonald, Carol. R.R. 93. Stella. McEvoy, Susan. 42 Craig St., Belleville. McFau1, Barbara, R.R. HA. Marmora. McGillen, Anne, 1101 Sherbrooke St., Peterborough. McGowan, Dianne, 183 Indian Rd. , Kingston. Mcllmoyle. Judith, 160 University Ave. v -- ffl It I ,Wm 5 E. . Cobourg. McKeil, Sharon, 2 Maple Rd., Cardiff. McLaughlin, Lynn, P,O, 418, Colbome. McQuaid, Kaye, 32 Smith Cres. . Belleville. Mitchell, Robert. R.R. 49. Picton. Mochulla, Marilyn, Madawaska. Moher, Debra, R.R. 43, Belleville. Morrison, Iudith, Madoc. Mouncey, Mary, Baltimore. Munro, Sarah, Whitney. Murphy, Terrence, l'70 Helen St., Kingston. Musclow, Yvonne, R.R. ffl, Maynooth. Musgrave, Janis, 20 Bond St., Lindsay. Nemis. Lynda, Box 4, Box 1, R.R. 43, Bowmanville. Newton, Helen, Edith, R.R. 1?1, Minden. Nicholson, Scott, 34 Richard St., Kingston. Nicol, Bonnie, R.R. 2, Calabogie. O'Connor, Sandra, 575 Rose Ave.. Peterborough. O'Farrel1, Frances, 1030 Hatfield Cres., Peterborough. O'Leary, Mary, 1220 Clonsilla Ave., Peterborough. Oram, Nancy, 62 Dunbar St. , Belleville. Owen, Nancy, 161 Donald St., Napanee. Padgett. Jean, R.R. 43, Lindsay. Parks, Deborah, R.R. 2, Belleville. Parliament, Isabelle, R.R. 91, Woodville. Patrick, Stephen, Apt. 4B Memeler Suasse. C.F.B. Hemer, Germany West. Patrick, Vickie Lynn, 68 King St., Frankford. Patterson, David, 2'7 King St., Frankford. Payne, Sandra, R.R. 33, Newcastle. Pelletier, Yolane, 68A Murray St., Apt. 7, Peterborough. Perry, Sheila, 588 Stewart St., Peterborough. Phillips, Carol, 165 King St., Trenton. Pickell, Patricia, '73 John St., Trenton. Plews, Roy, Bailieboro. Post, Linda, 57 Aylmer St. N.. Peterborough. Prentice, Bonnie Lee, Box 180, Minden. Preston, Donna Fay, R.R. 441, Thomasburg. Price, Nancy, R.R. 46, Peterborough. Pugh, Brian, '77 Main St., Kingston. Puk, Constance, 193 Aylmer St., Apt. 2. Peterborough. Reid, Karen. 258 Durham St., Madoc. Richardson, Janet, R.R. 414, Norwood. Ringer, Valerie, 261 Sherbrooke St.. Peterborough. Ritchie, Merry, 249 Eardley Rd., R.R. ffl, Aylmer E. , Quebec. Roberts, Rosemary, 125 Goodfellow Rd. , Peterborough. Robinson, lane, R.R. ffl, Eldorado. Robinson, Marie, R.R. ffl, Blackstock. Robinson, Wallace, 143 Benson Ave.. Peterborough. Robson, Barbara, 269 Westdale Ave., Apt. Apt. 3, Kingston. Rolfe, Cheryl, Kinmount Post Office, Kinmount. Rolston, Rebecca, 161 Main St., Bloomfield. Roode, Jane, R.R. 91, Fraserville. Rorabeck, Betty, R.R. ffl, Milford. Rosborough, Warren, 718 Charlotte St. . Peterborough. Rowbotham, Pansileta, R.R. ffl, Cavan. Ruckstuhl, Diane, 144 McGill St., Trenton. Rumball, Carolyn, 123 Rollins Dr., 1.4.1 S 3 I 17 fa-. Plz: .4 14 ,f av' v g, ' 1 4 125 xi ' ,2 4- Belleville. Russell, Francis. 544 McCannan Ave., Peterborough. Samis, Elmer, 17 Peace Sr., Cannington. Sanderson, Sharon, 32 Gearin St., Trenton Schacher, Stephen, 447 Mandrhill Ave. , Peterborough. Schoales, Claudia, 895 Birch Ave.. Peterborough. Schoorstra, Audrey. R.R. 39, Picton. Scott, Joanne, R.R. ffl, Napanee. Scrutton, Diane. 43 Oakridge Ave.. Kingston. Searle, Donald, R.R. 311, Peterborough. Seymour, Catherine, 990 Glebemount Cres. , Peterborough. Sherk, Elizabeth, 592 King St. Peterborough. Shilling, Dixie. Curve Lake. Shindell, Deane, 161 Lingham St., Belleville. Shorrt, Eleanor, R.R. ffl, Stirling. Sine, Linda, R.R. ifl. Gilmour. Skill, Judith, Kenne. Smith, Barry, R.R. 53, Little Britain. Smith, Constance, 60 Lome Ave. , Trenton. Smith, Deborah, R.R. ffl, Peterborough. Smith, Donald, 133 Byron St., Trenton. Smith, Lois, R.R. iafl, Napanee, Ont. Smith, Lynda, 1167 Royal Dr., Peterborough. Sovie. Mille, Whitney. Stainrod, Melvin, 851 Division St.. Kingston. Staples, Judy, Harwood. Stencell, John, R.R. 31, Indian River. Stiver, John, 64 Hastings Dr., Belleville. Storey, Cherie, 178 Rubidge St.. Peterborough. Sulkewitsch, Ines, 1 King George Cres., Batawa. Sullivan, Mary Anne, R.R. 510. Peterborough. Swain, Constance, R.R. H-2, Blackstock. Szirtes, Mihaly, 914 Victoria St. , Kingston. Tait. Patricia, 4103 Dufferin Ave. . Petrolia. Tanney, Mary, 310 Frederick Ave. , Peterborough. Tape, Brenda, 719 Sherbrooke St.. Peterborough. Thompson, Dianne, 345 Rogers St. , Peterborough. Thompson, Sharon, 36 Young St.. Brighton. Thomson. Anne. 539 King George St. . Peterborough. Timbers, Peggy, Sunderland. Tokley, Elaine, R.R. 442, Madoc. Towns, Dianne, 7A Front St. N.. Campbellford. Twa, Shirley, Bird's Creek. Tweedy, Loma, Elmwood Dr.. R.R. 34. Belleville. Tyndall, Donna, 25 Flindall St. , Trenton. Vader, Sandra, R.R. 542. Bloomfield. Vandervoort, Marjorie, 49 Dedrick Dr. , Kingston. Walsh, Frances, 20 Maryknoll Ave.. Lindsay. Walsh, Ron, 138 College St. , Kingston. Walt, Hilary, Apt. 129, 294 McDonnel St.. Peterborough. Wasson, Glenna, Box 239 Reid St. . Lakefield. Weaver, Lynn, 260 Parkhill Rd.. Peterborough. Webb, Jane, 518 Rose Avenue, Peterborough. Weigand, Gunhild, 513 Parkhill Rd. West, Peterborough. Welch, Linda, Ward St., Bridgenorth. Wemp. Betty, R.R. 42. Bath. White, Glenda, 540 MacDonnell St. , Kingston. Wickens, Lillian, 377 McDonnell St., Peterborough. Wilgar, Peter, 18 Moorecraig Rd. . Peterborough. Williams, Natrreen, 60 St. Paul St., Lindsay. Wilson, Frances, R.R. 44, Napanee, Ont. Wilson, James, R.R. ffl., Orono. Windover, Sonya. R.R. 44, Trenton. Wood, Elizabeth, Apt. 304, 49 Wellington St. . Port Hope. Woods, Catherine, 834 Crowley Cres. . Peterborough. Wright. Francyne, The Pines , 41 Madoc St. , Box 399, Marmora. Yates, Caroline, Bethany. Young. Eleanor, R,R,41P7, Peterborough. Young, Nancy, R.R. ffl, Harrowsmith. Zandbergen, Engbertha, 67 Baldwin St.. Belleville. Zebrauskas, Evaldas, R.R. 4755, Lindsay. Ziroff, Gladys, Rolliston St., Lakefield. Amey, Patricia, 64 Metcalfe Ave., Kingston. Atkinson, Bonnie, 596 Water St.. Peterborough. Bedford. Jane, 12 Gould St., Trenton. Brock, Linda, 689 Murphy Rd.. Samia. Broekstra, Mrs. Lorna, 222 Queen St. , Apt. 703, Cobourg. Coatham, Chyrrell, R.R. 441, Orono. Cranley, Yvonne, 580 Roger St. , Peterborough. Curtis, Karen, 1690 Cassell St., North Bay. Dafoe, Sharon, Frankford. Down, Catherine, R.R. 57, Brighton. Ellis. David. R.R. 31, Bath. Fitzpatrick, Lorraine, 547 Weller St., Peterborough. Goldie, Susan, 50 Kingswood Dr.. Peterborough. Grant, Dorcas, R.R. 1791, Frankford. Grills, Carolyn, R.R. ffl, Little Britain. Heffernan, Rosanne, R.R. 4543, Norwood. James, Janice, 294 Dufferin Ave., Belleville. Lackey, Sheryle, Fort Stewart. Lean, Jeannette, R.R. 1f2, Cameron. McPhaden, Shirley, R.R. ffl, Manilla. Moore, Lynda, R.R. ffl, Beaverton. Moynes, Lynn, R.R. ffl, Lindsay. Richardson, Catherine, 990 Sherbrooke St. Peterborough. Simmons, Robert, 610 Ludgate St. , Peterborough. Smith, Eleanor, 965 Noble Place, Peterborough. Sonley. Faye, 36 Elgin St., Lindsay. Sweet, Susan, 92 Cedar St., Belleville. Taylor, Christine, Clear Lake, Lakefield. Voteary, Shirley, 24 Plank St. , Uxbridge. Webster, Suzanne, R.R. WZ. Oakwood. Wilson, Linda, R.R. 541, Woodville. a i'f3,'.ff, Y, r . , ,f - . ' '-,gr .. ' J -. J .t -:..,.5 na.,:-af-an X es 1-JJ? 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I have necelved a lot o5 advtce GA to what I chould lay dl well afs how long I Ahould tahe to Aay lt. So I decided to tahe the gentle hlnt gtven to me by aevenal otudento and wlll thy to heep my nemanhe bn,Le5. No one can deny that thla hao been a moot event5ul yeah 5on P.T.C. CLA an tvustltutlon ln thu comnunlty. I ne5m not to the pnopooed amalgamation wlth the local unlvenolty but aathen to the 5ac,t that 5on the 5Uz4t tone ln the llluntnlows hbstony o5 the college a hochey champlorwhlp hae been won by a P.T.C. team -- awnovtng all doubt 5aom the mtndc o5 the unluenzalty and corrmunlty college Atudento ae to the vboillty o5 the Teachens' College maleo. Penhapo we could ne5leet bach 5on a moment on oome o5 the amuotng oltuatlona we 5ound oamelveo tn dunlng the yeah. Rememben that 50zlt weeh when we punchaeed oun ant hlm -- 5nom a gnoceny Atone! and oun textboolu -- 5nom a ctgan Atone! How about thoae Fnlday a5tmnoon planning Aesolonl when we gazed wut5ully out the wlndowo at the beaatL5ul autumn a5tvLnoon while tnytng to conjune up come nazzle-dazzle lrvtfnoduetlona 5oh thooe 5Uu5t fshahy lesconn wlth them who, when, why, what, how, whue etc. Then lt wat on to the weelz long teaching expenlencu when we tolled untll the eanly moanlng houno, annlvtng at the cchoolo wlth blood Ahot eyeo, a papen bag 5ull 05 conmete matenlal and all the phyolcal chanaetvzmtlcl 05 a membm o5 the Gefzltol-5on-lunch-bunch, only to be told at the end o5 the day that we lached enthaotavom. One thing ls cefztaln -- we won't 5onget thla yeah 5oa come tone to come. In all pnobablllty we have dl55eJ1,lng vtewa G-6 to the methodology we have been expoaed to and ln aegando to lm e55ectlveneM. whateven owl opinion, lt to now up to ua to apply what we have leanned tn a mannen that wlll enable ue to aeach oun pensonal goelo ao teachenfs. The claeonoom wlll be the ultimate pnovlng gnound 5oa all o5 ue and I am convtnced that oun pen5onmance will be detefzmtned by what we have going 5011 aa an tndtvlduau, that pejusonal delve whlch muot motivate each o5 ws. I want to make only one pejwonal oboeflvatlon on education and lt Q pnompted at lealt tn pant by the tfzaglc evento o5 the paet 5ew weeho. One cannot vtew ouch uncon- tnolled hoatned and vtolence wlthout conmentlng on lt. It 41 my belle5 that oun pnbnany concejzn at teachexw ohaald be 5on the cheld ae a ooclal nathen than an tntelleetual being. 1 thlnh that the cchoolu have pnovtded adequately 5on the chlld tn an tntellee- Iual Aenoe. One only llllb to looh at the tncneafse ln man'4 hnowledge o5 hu wonld both pact and pneaent aa well al the naptd advancel tn the 5teld.o o5 technology. we hnow the compozsltlon and age o5 the eanth'A cnuat, we can Aend men to the moon, yet blood- Ahed continued tn the Atneeto, pnejudlce as wldupnead and we otlll have an even tncneaestng numben o5 tholse who ane povvzty-ctnlchen. Somehow, man hae 5alled to develop Aoelally aft the came nate he hal developed tn many othcm aneao. It u oun aesponetblllty to tnotlll ln thoce we teach, an attltude o5 nupect 5on the nights o5 othefw, accep- tance o5 othezw' dl55menceo and a oenoe o5 neoporustblllty 5on the wel5ane o5 each otha. Thls un't Aomethlng that can be laid down ln a cwullculum, lt hal to be lived by the teachen ln the elalsnoom and ln all othen phaasu o5 nm on hen ll5e. we need auch an tnnm dnlve tn onden to peJL5onm oun wonh acceptably, but we Ahould nemembvz that all the noble thoughla and tdeaus add up to little on nothlng L5 they ane not cannled out. Good tdeaes, the oolutlono to many vzltlcal pnoblemc aae wonthleoo until pat lnto action. Do you neallze that L5 you plan to teach 5oa the next thbpty-5tve on 601119 yeana that you only have appaoximately elght thouusand teaching daye le5t. You had betten get baby! ,,-5 1 . , l?fg'f1vk,6 ..'x.fg X x ' nv-.' - 1 ,QQ V.-J, g.,,.f X A T P.-.L v-.cg-5. I. s INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS OF CANADA LTD 1315 lnkster Boulevard, Winnipeg 14, Manitoba Publishers - Manufacturers Yearbooks - Yearbodk Covers Graduation Announcements Diplomas v ,Ama .5 rr ,if .? - a l . ' vm ,.w.,x,- 1 . ,, 1, ,sv I . , I ,.,,y.y,, ., ., 'Qi ' ..- - . nh' :Hy ggbfff 'V-x i, Jlgl. 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