Saskatchewan Teachers College - Lampada Yeabook (Regina, Saskatchewan Canada)

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lAJedtern (Canada Student Jeaclierd ’ Cdon et James F. Campbell Gerald F. Carline James Campbell and Gerald Carline represented Saskatchewan Teachers College at the Western Canada Student Teachers’ Conference, February 7-9. The conference was held in Vancouver, British Columbia, on the beautiful Uni¬ versity of British Columbia campus. Topics discussed included: (1) “What are the implications ' of Educational Television for Teacher Train¬ ing?” (2) “Resolved that teachers in training are spending too much time learning how to teach in proportion to the time spent learning what to teach.” (3) “Do Teacher Federations and Associations tend to unionize or profes¬ sionalize their membership?” The delegation put forth pros and cons for each of these topics, and sati :- factory resolutions were drawn up at the close of the conference. Introductory speakers for the first two topics included an executive of th 3 British Columbia Telephone Company and the president of the British Columbia Teachers’ Federation. A panel of four presented the third topic for discussioi within the group. This conference, however, was valuable for more reasons than the fact thf t it promoted intelligent thinking and discussion, in that opinions were share , new concepts of education were introduced from delegates from different prc - vinces, and new friends were made. One friend gained by every delegate was Dean Scarfe of the College cf Education. Dean Scarfe spoke to the group on several occasions, including th 3 closing dinner at which he presented a speech dealing with the “Role of ths Teacher.” Following the banquet, elections were held for next year’s officers and th host for that conference was announced—the University of Alberta in Edmor - ton. James Campbell recipients of rirst Jertn Scholarships 64

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Jown by THORNTON WILDER Director: Mary Ellen Burgess, C.D.A. Cast: John Hansen, Max Geisthardt, Larry Wingert, Ron Cable, Pat Lafoy, Lynn Riley, Jim Campbell, Marilyn Hadfield, Michael Dube, Linda Dublanica, Viktor Hartwig, Charles Jordan, Pauline Decelles, Morris Sulatyski, Donna Chadwick, Neil Kowal, Sharon Chute, Jean Bourassa, Murray Hainer, Wayne Anthony, Allan Irwin, Pat Thauberger, Jon Hodnefield, Pat Halko, Carl Hanson, Con Cozac, Ross Chase, Diane Miezienko, Mel Kartusch, Margaret E rnst, Gaston Donais, Leo Josephson, Linda Erickson, Dorothy Elder, Colleen Ellingson, Beverly Cross, Audrey Eldstrom, Doug Illsey, and Joan Parsons.