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

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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.

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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

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