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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1964 volume:

LAMPADA IHiiiiiiii He SASKATCHEWAN TEACHERS’COLLEGE REGINA, SASKATCHEWAN 1964 MINISTER OF EDUCATION THE HONOURABLE O.A. TURNBULL It is with sincere pleasure that I extend congratulations to the Teachers ' College Graduates of 1964. In a short time you will be full-fledged teachers in our Saskatchewan communities and you will be accorded the rights and privileges that a truly great profession enjoys and deserves. But remember that to every right there is attached a duty and that he who shirks duty is in the long run an unhappy person. I wish you happiness in life and can do no better than to suggest that if you give to your classrooms and your com¬ munities the best that you have, the best will surely come back to you. The entire staff of the Department of Education joins with me in wishing you every success in the years that lie ahead. O. A. Turnbull DIRECTOR OF TEACHER TRAINING You, who are graduating from Teachers ' College in 1964, may think it strange, but I do envy you. I envy you because: --you have had the opportunity of being taught by such an outstanding group of master teachers. --you are about to enter the world of teaching, a world that is in a state of flux, a world that, while it may at times be somewhat frightening, is always chal¬ lenging, interesting and exciting. --you are entering a profession dedicated to the highest ideals of service to its fellow men at a time when it, more than any other, is expected to prepare the way for peace among nations and a happy life for all. God speed and Good Luck in all your endeavours. C.P. Collins DR. F.L. BATES PRINCIPAL SASKATCHEWAN TEACHERS’ COLLEGE REGINA When the last student of the 1963-64 class walks down the steps for the final time, an era in teacher edu¬ cation in Regina comes to a close. That student is the last of a long, long line of students to graduate from this Teachers ' College. It has been a somewhat itinerant College located in several buildings and spots in Southern Saskatchewan. Its graduates, too, have travelled, often far in a physical sense and many, far in the professional or other occupational worlds. In the minds and hearts of many of us there will be an extra feeling of sadness at your parting. We are sorry to see you go and sorry to see the end of the Teachers ' College. But the end of one era in teacher education marks the beginning of another. The old building will still be in the business of teacher education as part of the Uni¬ versity of Saskatchewan, Regina Campus. There is stimulus in the challenge of the beginnings of a new venture in teacher education. We are inspired by the experiences of the past and the hopes for the future to face the challenge with some feelings of excitement. There is a parallel situation in the lives of the students going from Teachers ' College. Most of you are leaving a sheltered existence for the stimulating, challenging work of teaching in a classroom. We hope you will be nostalgic and somewhat saddened by the parting from friends at Teachers ' College. We also hope you have profited from your Teachers ' College experiences so that you can meet your challenges with ability and with confidence. This has been a delightful group of people to have in the final year of the Teachers’ College. Your Year¬ book provides the opportunity for you to reflect upon the year ' s activities. You have had a lively and a busy life here. You served yourselves and your College with distinction. In general, we enjoyed watching and help¬ ing the students in the variety of things that students do to make a College year memorable and profitable both individually and collectively. Not all the dimensions of teacher education tend to appear in a Yearbook. We hope that some of these dimensions have appeared with considerable force in the program of the year. Two, in particular, readily come to mind. We trust that interest in learning and scholarship have been stimulated so that this dimension becomes a permanent quality of you as teachers and as citizens. And we hope that you have become, or are now able to become, sensitive to and perceptive of the needs of children in this society. Without these qualities of mind and spirit there are dreary years of teaching ahead of you. This we do not predict. You are leaving us with the impression of a group who will enrich and enliven the teaching profession. On behalf of the Faculty I wish all of you success and a long life of good teaching. Mrs. M. E. Burgess R.J. Deutscher Mrs. M. E. Jonescu C. D. A. B. A. , B. Ed. B. A. , B. Ed. G.J. Buck Mrs. A. Woollard B. Sc., M. Ed., Ph. D. B. A., B. Ed. Mrs. H. A. Birch L.J. Groome B. Sc. N. M. A. , B. Ed. Miss D. M. Graham H. L. Stephenson Mrs. I. E. McKechnie B. A. (Elem. Ed.), B. A., B. Ed. M. A. FACULTY Mrs. B. C. Lawrence (Missing) Assistant to Librarian F. L. Bates B. A., B. Ed., Ed. D. J.H. Baker 3. A. , B. Ed. Miss L. E. Evans G.J. Wedel B. A., B. Ed. D. F. Cowan B. Mus. , M. A. E. L. Klopoushak Mrs. E. B. Wrigley Mrs. E. M. Kerwin B. A., B. Ed. Secretary (Assistant to Secretary) 5 R.H. Hunter B.A., B. Ed. PRESIDENT Our year of training here at Teachers’ College fast draws to a close. With our departure another page will turn in the history of education in Saskatchewan, for we are the last graduating class of our institution as such. By graduating as the last graduates of Teachers’ College we gain the right to teach; however, we also accept a responsibility. We accept a responsibility to the youth we will be teaching and also to society. We should be honour bound to set a moral and academic example for our pupils. We must be prepared to guide our pupils in their formative years. The importance of education, and indirectly our importance, is great, as was pointed out by the theme of this year’s Education Week, Education, the measure of a nation. The children of today are the leaders of tomorrow’s society; therefore, we are challenged to help maintain a suitable and ef¬ fective standard of education. Teaching is an honoured and important profession. Let us enter it humbly, and do our utmost to maintain its high standards. Earl Brown President President, John Arnot Bowling Football Basketball Class Secretary Glee Club Softball LORNA ANTONIO Paswegin Ladies ' Choir Glee Club Library Assistant Drama EDWARD AUGUSTYN Prince Albert Basketball Curling Glee Club Male Voice Choir Library Assistant DONNA ARCHER Melville Glee Club Basketball JOAN BAKER Regina Ladies’ Choir Glee Club Social Cheerleading DONNA BEATON Churchbridge JOHN ARNOT Regina Hockey Basketball Class President ILONA BARBER Regina Glee Club Ladies ' Choir SYLVESTER BARTOSHEWSKI Elfros Glee Club Drama S. T. F. Glee Club LINDA BROADBRIDGE Invermay Drama Softball JOAN BROOKS Govan Drama Glee Club Bowling Curling Softball DONNA BRIDGES MAXINE BROWN Stoughton Bowling Curling Softball Glee Club ■ | 1 7 I I 1 fj 1 §£§ 1 ¥ BONNIE BURNS MARGARET BUMBAC Limerick SHIRLEY BYTALAN Music Dir. Glee Club Athletic Dir. Drama V r i Manor Curling Glee Club ' aW k HELEN BURANT Melville Glee Club Drama xr ELIZABETH BURYM Stenen Glee Club Drama 1 Glee Club Ladies’ Choir Drama iJT 1 1 di DONNA MAY CAMPBELL Regina Glee Club Ladies ' Choir 3AROL ANN CARTER rt olseley Yearbook Sec. urling 31ee Club m BERNARD CHURKO Plainview Football IRENE COUPAL Sedley Drama VICTORIA CISEK Kelliher Glee Club DOROTHY COURT Regina Drama JOHN CLAY Fairlight Glee Club Drama DOUG COURTICE Dilke Class Pres. Male Voice Choir Intramural Sports MERLE CRONK DIANNE CLEMENS W auchope Glee Club Drama Softball IDA CORLEY Nut Mountain Softball Drama VALERIE COWARD Drinkwater Glee Club Drama Softball MARY COZAC Kayville Glee Club Ladies’ Choir Drama Central Butte Ladies ' Choir Softball 1 CLASS C President.Tony Donegan Vice-President.Michael Derry Secretary.Sandra Davies Mr. Ellis Class Advisor DONNA CROWTHER LYLE CULHAM Jjljk jig Chaplin Regina ' Basketball Male Voice Choir - - ■ i ; Yearbook Intramural Sports Glee Club MM CLARICE RICHARD CROTEAU CUTHBERT Courval Regina Glee Club Football Basketball Volleyball ANN DEABLER Regina ROBERT DAWSON Glen Ewen MARY DEBUSSCHERE S tough ten Glee Club Basketball Intramural Directorate Bowling Basketball JUDY DAWSON North Battleford Glee Club Softball Glee Club Ladies ' Choir Drama Debating Art Workshop DIANE DEOBALD Regina Ladies ' Choii Bowling Glee Club Basketball LORNA DENHAM W ynyard GLORIA DERKACH Kelliher Glee Club Bowling ELAINE DEMERS Shaunavon MICHAEL DERRY Regina Glee Club Ladies ' Choii Drama Basketball Male Voice Ch( Regina Glee Club Basketball Ladies’ Choir ALFRED DIXON Kamsack DELORES DOBNEY Moose Jaw Basketball Curling Bowling Football Male Voice Choir Drama Directorate LORNE DILLABAUGH Regina GREGORY DOLEJSI Regina Basketball Drama Football Glee Club Male Voice Che I M ANITA DIZY W LEONARD DONAUER Kendal Glee Club Male Voice Choir Football AL DONALD Maidstone Chairman-Music Direc. Drama Male Voice Choir Hockey Band ILENE DUKE Eastend Glee Club Basketball Drama GIL DUMEL1E Regina Athletic Direc. Rep. Male Voice Choir Debating Drama Football Basketball Volleyball ANTHONY DONEGAN St. Gregor Class President Debating Rep. Echoes Editor Male Voice Choir Drama Basketball Glee Club YVONNE DUMONT Gravelbourg Glee Club Ladies ' Choir LEO DUBOURT Ponteix Male Voice Choir Basketball Drama CAROL ANN DYCK Leader Glee Club Ladies’ Choir ROBERT DU DAK Swift Current Vice President and Chairman of the S. R. C. NORRIS EDWARDS Bladworth Glee Club Drama 20 ALICE EKDAHL Hodgeville Ladies ' Choir Glee Club GAIL EHMAN Davidson ALVIN ELDERKIN Piapot Social Direc. Rep. MARJORIE ELLINGBOE Saltcoats Glee Club Ladies’ Choir Softball Male Voice Choir Drama Football Basketball LOIS EPP Carrot River Glee Club Ladies ' Che Softball Basketball BAYNE ENICK Regina EDWARD EVANCIO Homefield Male Voice Choir Glee Club Drama Football Glee Club ■ PAT ELLIS Moose Jaw CONNIE EXNER Tyvan Glee Club Bowling Curling Male Voice Choir Manager of Hockey Team Intramural Sports Debating Intramural Sports Bowling IDAN EHMAN Koldfast Phys. Ed. Rep. Basketball .ft Bowling Glee Club Library Assistant Curling Intramural Sports Football Intramural Rep. GERALD FOLK Holdfast Curling Football Basketball Class President Glee Club Ladies ' Choir Intramural Sports Curling Bowling Glee Club hinL. D Ui MARION FREY Fox Valley Glee Club Softball ANTHONY FREI Sedley Baseball ALICE GALISHEFF Veregin Drama Glee Club 24 ANNE FRY Moose Jaw Art Drama Glee Club Badminton Volleyball LYNNE FULTON Shaunavon DOUG GARDNER Canora Hockey Curling Football Basketball Softball Glee Club ALBERT GAUMOND Gravelbourg Basketball MRS. LIZ GENIK Regina ROBIN GABRIEL Nipawin Drama Glee Club Ladies ' Choir Intramural Sports EARL GEHL Swift Current Drama Debating Basketball Drama Debating Library Assistant JAKE HEINRICHS Regina Drama Glee Club Glee Club Ladies ' Choir Curling Bowling EUGENE HESHKA Canora Football Curling Basketball CAROLE HERMANSON Stewart Valley LINDA HEXTALL Wolseley Softball Glee Club Ladies ' Choir Basketball ELIZABETH HENGER Glen Ewen Drama Softball Curling Basketball Library Assistant DON HEPTING Cupar LINDA HICKS Parkbeg Bowling Curling Glee Club Male Voice Choir Baseball Drama Drama Glee Club Softball 28 JUDITH HOF FORD Sudbury, Ontario DONNA HOLMSTROM Moose Jaw Glee Club Ladies ' Choir Drama Basketball JIM HUDSON Moose Jaw Drama Curling Hockey Football Basketball KEN HUBER Regina DONNA HUMBLE Moose Jaw Intramural Sports Drama Basketball Intramural Rep. FRANCES HUBBARD Truax MARIE HUMENNY Quill Lake Glee Club Bowling Basketball Drama Curling Bowling Softball 1 1 t 1 1 I m 1 DOROTHY KITTLESON Regina Ladies ' Choir Softball Basketball DENNIS KOCH Langenburg Drama Basketball Glee Club Male Voice Choir Curling Football MERV KOWALCHUK Ituna Curling Hockey Football Debating Male Voice Choir ROBERTA KORVEN Cabri JOLINE KOCH Estevan Music Representative Glee Club Softball Ladies ' Choir PAUL KOWALCHUK Ituna Intramural Sports Social Rep. Debating Drama Glee Club Curling 34 CAROL KOHLRUSS Regina Bowling •m w BILLY KOWEY Danbury Drama Bowling Glee Club Art LLOYD KOZAK Gerald ;Drama Bowling Glee Club Football Basketball Male Voice Choir Cnn shanowski Regina LYNN KRUEGER Estevan Glee Club Ladies ' Choir Drama PEGGY KULBA Verigin Drama Curling Bowling Library Assistant GARRY KRUGER Hodgeville Drama S. T. T. Rep. Debating Sports DAVID KUNTZ Moose Jaw Band Drama Football Hockey MARGE KRUSHELNISKI Regina Drama Glee Club Ladies ' Choir SHERRY KUNTZ Medicine Hat, Alta. Glee Club Ladies ' Choir Drama ROSE KURZ Regina ladies ' Choir Drama Glee Club Yearbook Ladies ' Choir 35 Mike lamb Lloydminster Male Voice Choir Drama Football BONNIE LAUTERMILCH Regina Curling Bowling Glee Club Band Drama Art Glee Club RONALD LANDRY Courval Basketball Football Drama ROSEMARY LEE Regina Sec. of the Athletic Directory Softball Basketball Bowling Library Assistant Yearbook MARGARET LANGHORNE Chaplin Glee dub Bowling Softball LINDSAY LEE Wynyard Ladies ' Choir Glee Club Bowling Curling Drama 37 BOB LONSBERRY Watson Football DOUGLAS LYON N ant on, Alta. Male Voice Choir Glee Club Basketball DOROTHY MAC DONALD Regina SHERRILL LUMB Assiniboya Bowling Ladies ' Choir Music Directorate Basketball Bowling PATRICIA LfCHINSKE Hudson Hope, B. C. JOYCE MAC TAGGART Weyburn Softball Bowling Curling Glee Club Softball Glee Club PETE MC CORMICK Wapella Football Hockey Basketball RONALD MC CANN Lebret KEN MC DOUGALL Regina Football Curling Drama Basketball Male Voice Choir fHOMAS MC BENNETT Moose Jaw ZELMA MC ELROY Heward Intramural Sports Football Softball Curling Bowling JOAN MC GONIGAL Regina Glee Club Bowling Curling Curling Bowling Social Directorate r Basketball HARRY MC MARTIN Elfros Football Curling Bowling MRS. J. MCLENNAN Bracken Drama Glee Club LINDA MC PEEK Coronach Class President Ladies’ Choir T. C. F. DIANE MC LEOD Estevan Glee Club Bowling Softball Basketball Swimming Art GLORIA MC LEOD Colgate EDWIN MC RAE Pierceland Glee Club Softball Drama Male Voice Choir 40 ADOLF MANZ Regina Male Voice Choir Basketball Drama Art LORRAINE MARSHALL Carragana Glee Club Drama VIVIAN MARSHALL Semans ANN MARZOLF Central Butte Curling Glee Club Softball Basketball Social Directorate MARSHA MEHLER Estevan GRANT MEHLING Stornoway Drama Drama Sports BARBARA MEIKLE Balcarres Glee Club Bowling BRIAN MAURER Melville Curling Drama Sports DOLORES MAZDEN Ituna CHARLOTTE MERCER Lemberg Curling Softball Glee Club Ladies ' Choir Softball Curling Ladies ' Choir 42 Judith millar JULIET MOFFAT Sintaluta aVillow Bunch Softball Glee Club Ladies ' Choir )rama ALBERT MONCHUK Lanigan Male Voice Choir Class President BARBARA MONAHAN Windthorst PATRICIA MOONEY Maple Creek Drama Directorate Drama Curling Yearbook Directorate EDNA MOIR admiral MRS. N. MORRELL Qu ' Appelle rama lurling A V 7 % dM AMIL MINKEN Theodore O ft Lk Male Voice Choir Glee dub Bowling JANET MILLER Lemberg Bowling Football EDITH MOEN Stewart Valley Basketball Softball T. C. F. RICHARD MORRELL Qu’Appelle Bowling Committee Nominating VERNA MURRAY Glee Club Ladies’ Choir T. C. F. JOAN MURRAY Saltcoats ELAINE MY HR Preeceville Softball Glee Club Glee Club Drama NORMA MUNRO Drinkwater HARUMI NAKAMURA Regina Curling Drama A 1 r —■ AUSTIN NEITHERCUT Bowling Drama fWENITH NOREK Jerald idies Choir )ebating loftball ORVILLE NEUFELDT Regina Male Voice Choir Curling Football Basketball Sports Rep. DENNIS NUGENT Regina S.T.F. Rep. KENNETH NEWELL Regina Male Voice Choir Bowling Football Basketball CAROL NYBO Swift Current Glee Club Ladies ' Choir T.C.F. ELLEN OFTEBRO Preeceville Ladies ' Choir Glee Club T. C.F. Drama FLORENCE NICHV ALODOFF Moose Jaw Art Library Assistant Glee Club ARVID NILLSON Marchwell Male Voice Choir Football Curling Basketball Drama ERNEST NYHUS Wynyard Male Voice Choir Bowling Drama WERNERUS NYMAN Regina Male Voice Choir 45 CLASS I President.Dick Rathgaber Vice-President.Ron. Preikchat Secretary.Doreen Petersen sn K? 3 p y DONNA OLSON Weyburn Glee Club 11 CARRIE ORTLOFF Regina ANDREW OSICKI Melville HASU PATEL Nadiad, India Intramural Sports Volleyball JOHN OTTOSON Naicam Athletic Directorate Curling, Hockey, Football, Basketball Bowling MARILYN PEVERLEY Regina THERESE PICHE Willow Bunch Drama Glee Club Basketball JACK PETTINGER Regina Glee Club Male Voice Choir RONALD PREIKCHAT Jameson Curling Bowling Glee Club Football BOB PRIEBE Kelstern DIANNE POTTER Canora Drama Glee Club BERT PITZEL Archerwill Drama Glee Club Male Voice Choir Drama T.C.F. Curling Football Male Voice Hockey Basketball SUSAN PHILLIPS Tompkins Curling Male Voice Choir Glee Club CLAUDE PITZEL Fort Qu ' Appelle GARRY RABEL Churchbridge SHARLENE REID Regina Drama Curling Glee Club ROBERT REIST Milestone LARRY REDEKOPP Kelstern Hockey Football Male Voice Choir ROBERT READ Regina BERTHA REMOUE Rockglen Football Basketball Debating Rep. Glee Club Curling JANICE ROULSTON Marchwell Glee Club Drama Directorate Bowling PATRICIA ROOKE Saltcoats JOAN ROW AT Oxbow Drama Bowling Curling Glee Club MARILYN ROSS Hudson Bay Bowling EMERALD ROSS Gravelbourg CLASS J MUMM President 1st Term - Marilynn Shirley President 2nd Term - Carol Roycroft : 1 M 1 ■ ia— ■ wQf L BRUCE SHAW Saltcoats Drama Director ate Basketball Football Curling Volleyball JOYCE-LYNN SHERIDAN Regina GREG SHAVE Y orkton Drama Basketball Male Voice Choir Intramural Sports Glee Club Glee Club Ladies ' Choir Intramural Sports Basketball TIMOTHY SHIRE Langbank Bowling Drama Glee Club Male Voice Choir Debating Directorate JOSEPH SICHKARUK Weekes Drama, Glee Club, Male Voice Choir, Basketball, Football, Curling BOB SHOEMAKER Kipling Glee Club Volleyball Basketball Bowling Football Curling Drama BARILYNN BURLEY llameda Drama Football Basketball Volleyball GERALD SIKORSKI Regina Class President S.R.C. folleyball SISTER MONICA Regina Ladies ' Choir SISTER JEAN MARIE Regina MARLENE SKAUGE Robsart Drama S. T. F. Debating Drama Curling Glee Club SISTER GERARD Regina IRIS SKEHAR Insinger Glee Club Softball JANET SMITH Elfros Glee Club Basketball Softball Bowling Drama VIOLA SLIVA Rama RONALD SAMOLUK Kamsack GERALDEAN SMITH Gainsborough CAROL SMITH Regina Glee Club Basketball Volleyball Softball Glee Club Volleyball Basketball Drama Drama, Bowling, Football, Basketball, Male Voice Choir, Glee Club Drama Glee Club Curling Softball Basketball Volleyball CLASS K President.Dave Taylor Vice-President.Keith Thauberger Secretary . . .Irene Toth RITA URBAN Regina Secretary of the S. R. G., Glee Club, Ladies ' Choir, Intra¬ mural Sports CAROLINE URSCHEL Grenfell SHARON TURNER Outram Drama Glee Club Yearbook Glee Club Volleyball Basketball JOSEPH V AND ALE Davis GORDON TURNER Maple Creek Drama Debating Glee Club Male Voice Choir Intramural Sports Drama Intramural Sports CAROLE VASS Esterhazy Bowling, Glee Club, Volleyball i SASKATCHEWAN TEACHERS’ COLLEGE STUDENTS’ COUNCIL The Students ' Representative Council Executive consisted of the following officers: President.Earl Sterling-Brown Vice-President.Ed Magas Secretary.Rita Urban Treasurer.Jackie Walker S. T. F. Directorate.Allan Gamble Athletic Directorate..Lome Humphreys Drama Directorate.Pat Mooney Yearbook Directorate.David Fox Social Directorate.Tracy Rae Music Directorate.Jack Ramsay Intramural Directorate.Ron Chapdelaine Debating Directorate.Joe Buckowski The executive and twelve class presidents formed the Students ' Council for 1963-64. The responsibility of the Student Government was generally to supervise all student activities. One of the major tasks involved was the preparation of a budget for financing these activities. Regular meetings were held on Wednesday at noon and general assemblies were conducted on Fridays. The Council expresses its gratitude to the office and staff advisors and in particular to Mr. Hill with¬ out whose help execution of its duties would not have been possible. We also thank those students who supported the activities and the Council throughout the year. We wish all the graduates of 1963-64 success in their endeavours to uphold standards set by this college. PRESIDENT STUDENTS’ COUNCIL I ' S1 1 m, if j Pll .. f STUDENTS’ COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Mr. D. E. Hill, Jackie Walker, Earl Brown, Ed Magas, Linda McPeke, Mr. J. H. Baker. SECOND ROW: Joe Bukowski, John Arnot, David Fox, Pat Mooney, Carol Roycroft, Anthony Donegan, David Taylor, Richard Folk. BACK ROW: Alan Gamble, Dick Rathgaber, John Horkoff, Albert Monchuk, Doug Courtice. MISSING; Harvey King, Barry Werth, Lome Humphreys, W.A. Donegan, Ron Chapdelaine, Rita Urban. 65 BACK ROW: Orville Neufeldt, Reg Lesko, Garth West, Don Boutilier, Lawrence Boychuk. MIDDLE ROW: Del Hack, Ron Samoluk, Margaret Bumbac, Maureen Passler, Donna Beaton, Dorothy Ruse, Vicki Woytuik, Lorraine Muckelt, Lynne Fennell, Margaret Stewardson, Valarie Jensen, Ed Peesker, Ken Staruiala. FRONT ROW: Mr. Gray, Carol Holliday, Gil Dumelie, Rosemarie Lee, Mr. Bell, Bob Kinnon. MISSING: Lome Humphreys. INTRAMURAL SOCIAL DIRECTORATE BACK ROW: Gail Goldsworthy, Joan Baker, Gail Ehman, Douglas Watts, Heather McIntyre, Paul Kowalchuk, Donna Humble, Vivian Marshall, Carol Churchwell. FRONT ROW: Mrs. M. E. Jonescu, Diane Sanderson, Tracy Rae, Chairman; Carlotta Soparlo, Miss D. M. Graham. DEBATING DEBATING DIRECTORATE BACK ROW: Mervin Kowalchuk, Tim Shire, Mrs. Genik, Anthony Donegan, Jon Harvey. FRONT ROW: Mr. Hunter, Pat Thiebe, Gwenith Norek, Joe Bukowski, Chairman. MISSING: Ruth Bowerman, Jack McNeill, Jack Pettinger, Ken Wilson. BACK ROW: Gay Hatlelid, Don Bell, Mr. Cowan, Jack Ramsay, Chairman; Bill Morton, Sherrill Lumb. FRONT ROW: Marilyn Bytalin, Joline Koch, Shirley Wilkinson, Beverly Thornton, Marie Fenrich, Verna Sagansky. MISSING: Bayne Enick. DRAMA BACK ROW: Ann Fry, Elizabeth Thiesen, John Hill, Beryl Black, Bruce Shaw, Marge Krushelniski, Doreen Boychuk. FRONT ROW; Lindsay Lee, A1 Dixon, Miss Zora, Emerald Ross, Sonja Webb. MISSING: Pat Mooney, Mrs. M. E. Burgess, Staff Advisor. 68 The Editorial Staff is happy to present Lampada ' 64. We hope that in the years to come you will find pleasure in recalling fond memories of friends and events as you turn its pages. If it accomplishes this, it will then fulfill its entire purpose. There are always those who put forth a sincere effort but go unrecognized--those people I would like to thank on behalf of the staff for their time and effort. David Fox, Edit YEARBOOK DIRECTORATE AND STAFF BACK ROW: Sharon Turner, Donna Crowther, Elizabeth Whitmore. MIDDLE ROW: Delores Schaffer, Barbara Manchan, Mr. G.J. Wedel, Mrs. A. Woollard, Mr. L.J. Groome, Connie Aust, Elaine Lietz. FRONT ROW: Molly Hegseth, Assistant Editor; Rose Kurz, Business Manager; David Fox, Editor; Carol Ann Carter, Secretary; Ed Ralph. MISSING: John Fedoryszyn, Typist; and Allan Gamble, Photographer. SASKATCHEWAN TEACHERS’ FEDERATION The Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation at Teachers’ College has had a quiet year. Even though member¬ ships are down from last year, I believe that we will have full membership by the end of the school term. Some of the year ' s highlights were: - passing of a STF Budget by the SRC. - visit of Mr. Lalonde, President of STF and his speech on the History of the Saskatchewan Teachers Federation”. - visit of Mr. Wiggins of STF and his speech on Contracts . Coming events include a trip to Saskatoon by STF directorate and STF Days, which are still in the plan¬ ning stages. I would like to thank the students for electing me and for giving me their continuing support. Allan Gamble, Councillor. S. T. F. BACK ROW: Wayne Sorestad, Gail Petro, Doug Lyon, Mrs. Walters, Syl Bartowshewski. FRONT ROW: Sandra Davies, Sister Jean-Marie, Allan Gamble, Chairman; Fleurette Hebert, Carol Brown. MISSING: Mr. Ellis, Staff Advisor; Gary Krueger, Arvid Nillson. 70 DARK OF THE MOON The stage of the Teachers ' College auditolium was taken over kfarch 12, 13, and 14 by the lore and legends, chants and square dances, hymns and prayers of the mountain people of the Great Smokies of North Carolina when DARK OF THE MOON, a cojorful folk play, was presented. The play was written as a.thesis fei a Master ' s degree at tie University of Iowa by Howard Richardson and William Berney arid was awarded the Maxwell Anderson4 rize for poetic drama in 1945. TB PLAYERS in ol r of appearance Ballad Singer.,j.Tim Shire Guitarist. MtM .Joe Bukowski John..Greg Dolejsi Conjur Man..Syl. Bart °wshewski ’ ' Park Witch.. JsjPp ' r,.Sonja Webb , Fjdr Witch. p§ . . BSpMf. . . .Pat Hoag Cohjur Woman.• • ...Pat Mooney Jenkins..Gil. Cyrenne Uncle Smllicue Mccordionist).Harvey King Atkins . Sw..Alf Dixon HanR GudgaK ..John Hill Mils Metcalfe.Nadia Sanchuk Mrs. Summey.Elizabeth Henger Edna Summey.Carlotta Soparlo Floyd Allen.Joe Bukowski Mrs. Bergen .Lynne Fennell Ella Bergen.Merle Wills Mr. Bergen.John Horkoff Greeny Gorman.Leslie King Burt Dimwitty.Joe Rowe Marvin Hudgens.A1 Monchuk Barbara Allen .Gwenith Norek Mr. Summey.Gordon Turner Mrs. Allen.Donna Mae Campbell Mr. Allen.Tim Shire Preacher Haggler.Del Hack Hattie.Donna Holmstrom Mary.Mary Groome Villagers: Gail Lewis, the Henderson family, the Morrissette family, Bayne Enick, Mike Derry, Arley Weiler, Larry Redekopp, Jack Ramsay. Dancers: Carole Brown, Tracy Rae, Pat Whittingham, Joan Baker, Sonja Webb, Pat Hoag, Richard Teece, Directed by.Mary Ellen Burgess, C. D. A. Scenic Designer.Russ Waller Choreographer.Robert Marlowe, London, England Book Handler.Lindsay Lee 72 PRODUCTION STAFF Assistants to Director: Pat Mooney, Del Hack Construction Chief: Claude Pitzel Assistants: Jack Ramsay, Bert Pitzel, Glen Henderson, Bob Priebe Stage Manager: Bruce Shaw Assistants: Ron Samoluk, Jack Ramsay, Ron Rumball, George Heilman Lighting: Del Hack Assistants: Earl Gehl, Orvil Wilson Costume Mistress: Leslie King Assistants: Beryl Black, Nadine Janczur, Ann Fry, Florence Nichvalodoff. Sound and Music; Tom McBennett, Ed McRae, Emerald Ross Property Master: Alf Dixon Assistants: Jack Ramsay, Fred Albus, Don Bell Make-up Artist: Marge Krushelniski Assistants: Bonnie Boswell, Bernadette Andreas, A1 Birchard, Ron Landry, Bonnie Lautermilch, Sherrill Lumb, Sharon Carnahan, Val Coward, Georgette de Forest, Carol Paisley, Delores Schaffer Social Director: Carol Churchwell Business Manager: Jim Baker Assistant: Emerald Ross Programmes: Elizabeth Thiessen Ushers: S. T. C. Cheerleaders Class A: High Window . Written by: Vern Powers, Director: Myma Arlt. Cast: Left to Right: Helen Bitter, William Bill, Sylvester Bartoshewski, Eleanor Bowers, Judy Blommaert. Class B: Opening Night . Written by : Roland Fernand, Director: Alice Chorney. Cast: Left to Right: Doreen Boychuck, Marilyn Bytalan, Mary Cozac, Marge Bumbac, Valerie Coward, Linda Broadbridge, Joe Bukowski, Carol Churchwell, Donna Mae Campbell, Dianne Clemens, and Andrea Chico. Class C: John Doe . Written by: Bernard Dryer, Director: Alf Dixon. Cast: Left to Right: Bayne Enick, Barry Elderkin, Judy Dawson, Tony Donegan, Dan Ehman, Gil Cyrenne, Gilbert Dumelie. Class F: The Ugly Duckling . Written by: A. A. Milne, Director: Sharon Kuntz. Cast: Left to Right: Bob Kinnon, Paul Kowalchuk, Elaine Jerome, Lloyd Kozack, Pat Keyouski, Bill Kowey and Maureen Johnson. 75 Class G: The Hitchhiker . Written by: Lucille Fletcher, Directed by: Mike Lamb. Cast: Left to Right: Joyce McLennan, Ken McDougall, Gloria Lee, Elaine Leitz, Ron Landry, A1 Langager, Roger McRae, Fern Longworth, Sheila Loomis, Penny Main. Class H: The Mayor of Torontal . Written by: Gwenyth Jones, Directed by: Judy Miller. Cast: Left to Right: Lorraine Muckeldt, Ellen Offtebro, Arvid Nillson, Norma Munroe, Laurie Nyres, Elaine Myhr, Grant Mehling, Adolf Manz, and Lorraine Marshall. Class I: Special Guest . Written by: Donald Elser, Director: Emerald Ross. Cast: Left to Right: Gary Rable, Dale Peel, Pat Parries, Dick Rathgaber, and Gail Petro. Class J: The Dear Departed . Written by: Stanley Haughton, Director: Bruce Shaw. Cast: Left to Right: Nadia Sanchuk, Joe Rowe, Tim Shire, Joe Sichkaruk, Delores Schaffer, and Diane Sanderson. Class K: The Stolen Prince . Written by: Dan Tothersh, Director: Gordon Turner. Cast: Left to Right: Keith Thauberger, Elroy Tank, Wayne Sorestad, Walter Streelasky, Bob Steele, Rita Urban, Gordon Sperling, Joe Szachury, Myrna Tkachuk, Carlotta Soparlo, Ron Sveinson, Pat Thiele, Carol Tedford, Lynn Smith. mm (MALE VOICE CHOIR:) President, Bayne Enick (GLEE CLUB:) President, Tim Shire The S. T. C. Band have practised each week to achieve the high calibre of entertainment they offer their audiences. Their high quality has been maintained at each of their performances at the Tuesday morning assemblies. A Christmas concert, presented by the Glee Club, Ladies ' Choir and Male Voice Choir, was held in the auditorium preceding the commencement of the Christmas holidays. Parents and friends were welcomed. Another concert was held at the Monroe Wing of Regina General Hospital. The talent provided by each class culminated in a well-received and appreciated program. The Male Voice Choir participated in the Regina Rotary Christmas Festival, with two selections featuring the soloists Bayne Enick, Greg Shave and Tim Shire. Again, S. T. C. performed in a concert at the Moose Jaw Technical Institute, February 20, Tim Shire as M. C. A standing ovation attested to the quality of this performance. The Male Voice and Ladies’ Choir performed at the graduation exercises and banquet in June. The Band provided a unique form of entertainment by staging outdoor concerts of the school year. the latter part The whole school extends to Mr. Don Cowan, the music instructor, given us this past year. Mr. Cowan, it was just--TREMENDOUS! thanks for the music he has -mm Carol Iverson Guienith Norek Jack Pettinger Sonja Webb Harumi Nakrui Pat Whittinghai Leslie King Florence Michvalodoff Shirley ' Yanko Roulston Jack Pettinger Orville Neufeldi THE DESK THAT HAS A HISTORY Excuse me, do you have a minute to spare? I know I am only an old desk, but I do have my feel¬ ings and my memories, and I would like to share them with someone. I realize that you have walked past me perhaps a thousand times in the hall, and so have many others... I have been here so long and now I hear that there will no longer be a Regina Teachers ' College, and I feel so sad and lonely about it. Way back in 1893 I was bought for Dr. D. J. Goggin, the first principal, and a smart young thing I was then! Many a tale I could tell about what has gone on in this school which you are leaving so non¬ chalantly. Regina Normal School, as it was called then, was first established in 1893. There were only twenty- three students that first year, and they were from all over the North West Territories. The building which housed the Normalites was on the comer of Hamilton Street and Twelfth Avenue, where I hear a popcorn stand is now situated. Of all things! Such degradation! Anyway, because that building was too small to serve for very long, in 1912 a new school, our present one, was begun. In 1914 I was moved to this school, and have enjoyed it ever since. At that time I was used by Colonel T. E, Perrett, who left to serve in the World War. During his absence, there were several who served as acting principa ls, but I was glad to see my old friend Colonel Perrett return and remain as principal until 1926. When the Second World War started in 1939, the Royal Canadian Air Force needed barracks, and Teachers ' College was assigned for this purpose. With my friends I was moved to Lakeview School. In those days the population in this part of the city was not so large as today, and there was plenty of room for our students. While I was gone those young airmen really used this place! I was just telling the wall the other day that I remember how she looked before she had her face lifted--she was quite annoyed! After the war the building was used for various things, including the Government Correspondence School and the Department of Public Health. During the war years it was decided that two teacher training institutions would be enough, so the College here was closed and we all moved to Moose Jaw. After a hard trip there and back I was in bad shape and would have been chopped up for firewood, if it hadn ' t been for Dr. Tait and Mr. Andrews who saved me! They were the ones who rescued me, had me made look young again, and pinned on this medal which I wear so proudly. Mr. H. C. Andrews was made principal in 1944, and it was that same man who made the trip back to Regina in 1958. Dear Mr. Andrews, I wonder where he is now. I hear there has been a portrait painted of him, and that it hangs in the hall downstairs. After Mr. Andrews retired. Dr. Steinson was here for a year, and last year my old friend Dr. Tait was here as acting principal. That brings us up to the present with no more Teachers’ College as such. Of course, the only principal you know is Dr. F. L. Bates who has held that position for this past year. I have really enjoyed this year, and was looking forward to many happy years under Dr. Bates. I can hardly believe that only I am left to remember all the principals who have been here. You ' ll forgive me for taking your time by reminiscing, won’t you? You see, it is all I have left. How do I know what the future holds for me? Only God knows, yes, only He knows. Sister Monica, Class J Irene Coupal, Class B 87 ECHOES Echoes, the student newspaper, enjoyed but two issues during the academic year -- in December and in May. Quality rather than quantity was the guideline to which the editors attempted to adhere. Thanks is given to those who contributed in various ways to the success of both issues. Staff Editors: .. A. Donegan, T. McBennett Art Work:. L. Dubourt Typists: . P. Hoag, D. Schaffer, J. Fedoryszyn Christmas Eve Winter Solitude Christmas lights wink red and green All along the lane. White snow falling, dazzling clean Against my window pane. Cherry fires burning bright In the chimney place Flickering shadows, make me think Of old Santa ' s face. ( Oh joy! oh joy! I hear a poise gapping on the roofs. I ' ll just bet it’s Santa Claus ' Reindeers’ littlq|hoofs. Oh ibut toys are all around, ' fenderneath the tree. I must have been sleeping sound TLTo let Santa foc£ me. Patfjcia Luchinske i Class G faL Carofing The poplars stand With arms outstretched To receive, In silence, Their burden of white That sifts like sand Before the coming night. All is gray; And in the west, The sun Is still A blur beneath the clouds,, While the fading day Closes its graying shrouds. Squeak of boots Against snow, Frosty streams of breath, Crisp, fresh, air. Hands ' and feet wirmed only By the glow of the season, Christmas. Voices uplifting in sweetest melodies Blend in perfect harmony Rejoicing the birth of our Saviour. Faces turned toward frosty windows Looking out upon the scene below. Our moon in silver a.ttire Radiating its soft beams to the diamonds qf tfie snow 5 . t Time ' statids stiff, in reverence and joy. Gloria Lee Class G Night is nigh. The towering pines Slowly swaying, Never ceasing, In the shadows stand; And breezes softly sigh « Throughout the lonely land, Eleanor Schaumberger Class J y W ], i LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Gray, Bill Woodard, Greg Shave, Barry Werth, Fred Stratton, Lyle Culham, Garth West, Lome Dillabough, Michael Derry, Eugene Heshka, Del Hack, George Everest, Ron Samoluk. Coach, Mr. Gray. COMETS PSr A .▲« -.9H i — F s ■ LEFT TO RIGHT: Georgette de Laforest, Diane Wagman l 1— j p p |? 1 p A p |? C Carol Brown, Maureen Passler, Donna May Campbell, Joan Baker, Elaine Jerome, Tracy Rae. LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Saul, Marg Stewardson, Lynne Fennell, Donna Humble, Joyce Sheridan, Mr. Bell, Gail Goldsworthy, Diane Sanderson, Elizabeth Henger, Dorothy Ruse, Valerie Jensen, Harumi Nakamura. Coach, Mr. Bell COMETTES COMETTES 1963-64 The Comettes, coached by Mr. Bell, completed a very successful season. A member of the Regina City League which consisted of Regina College Cougettes, the Westerns and die Teachers ' College, the Comettes won the League Championship by defeating the Westerns in a two game total-point series. Exhibition games were played against Brandon Junior College, the U. of S. Intramural winners, the U. of S. Huskiettes, the Aces and the Grads. The Comettes won both games against Saskatoon Teachers ' College on the two play days. A special thanks to Mr. Bell for his help and advice. COMETS 1963-64 The boys’ team also enjoyed a very successful season. We congratulate the team and Mr. Gray, for the fine showing they made at both the play days. coach, MEN ' S VOLLEYBALL LEFT TO RIGHT: Bert Gogal, Otto Wiebe, Gerald Hack, Dave Hannah, Earl Brown, Ed Ralph. -DCKIJ A BACK ROW: Sandra Mundt, Lorraine Ray. MIDDLE ROW: I A n I P C f I I F Y B A I L Donna Humble, Karen Saul, Carol Kingdon, Dorothy Ruse. FRONT ROW: Marg Krushelniski, Marg Stewardson, Valerie Jensen, Gail Goldsworthy, Lynne Fennell. 92 HOCKEY BACK ROW: John Pettinger, Pete de Foras, Wayne Dahlgren, Jim Hudson, Doug Gardner. MIDDLE ROW: Bob Lewis, Ed Magas, Arron Cychmistruk, Cecil Hod gins, John Amot. FRONT ROW: Gene Lambert, Lome Humphreys, Dave Taylor, Donnie Graham, Bob Reist, Barry Elderkin. Coach, Gene Lambert. INTRAMURAL SPORTS WINNERS Girls ' Softball - Class L Girls’ Basketball - Class F Girls’ Volleyball - Class F Boys’ Football - Class G Boys ' Basketball - Class G Boys’ Volleyball - Class D Table Tennis (Men) Table Tennis (Ladies) Table Tennis (Mixed) Arley Wieler - Class L Carol Holliday - Class E Fern Longworth - Class G Reg. Lesko - Class G Badminton (Men) Badminton (Ladies) Mike Derry - Class C Rosemary Lee - Class G Curling Arvid Nillson team 93 ANNUAL PLAY DAYS REGINA The play day began at 10:00 o’clock, Saturday, March 7. Students met at Regina Teachers’ College and travelled by car to Lumsden where they won a game of hockey against Saskatoon Teachers College. Following the game the students from both colleges returne d to Regina for a reception in the S. T. C. auditorium. After this, they broke into their various groups for an afternoon of competition in volleyball, table tennis, badminton, bowling, curling, and basketball. For the first time, the intramural winners from the Universities at Regina and Saskatoon also took part in the play day. A banquet was held at the Regina Campus cafeteria at 6:00 p. m. In the evening the final competitions in basketball were held, with Regina S. T. C. victorious in both boys’ and girls’ events. Following this a dance was held in the auditorium, and at midnight the play day came to an end. SASKATOON At 6:00 o’clock on the morning of March 21, 1964, more than 100 hazy-eyed students from Regina gathered at the Teachers’ College where they boarded three buses bound for Saskatoon. This was the start of the second half of the annual home-and-home play days held by the Teachers ' Colleges at Regina and Saskatoon. At 10:00 a. m. the buses arrived at the Teachers’ College in Saskatoon. Here the Regina students were welcomed to Saskatoon at a short reception held in the S. T. C. auditorium. The athletes then divided into their various competing groups to spend the day in competitions similar to those held in Regina two weeks earlier. This day also ended with a dance at the Teachers’ College in Saskatoon; and at midnight weary Regina students said goodbye to their friends in Saskatoon and boarded their buses for the trip home. The highlight of both play days was the sportsmanship shown by each College both on and off the floor. Ron Samoluk Athletic Directorate CHRISTMAS FORMAL Saturday morning children ' s Art students ' excursion to the steel mill for sketching. PLAY DAY-MARCH-21-SASKATOON L-_ 1 H ' VI Rv Jl t t A ; l-i® • J y vA ' id ■W r ' - v yf Jk | _ ♦_ Mm v W--. i iw 4 “i 1 1 UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN Saskatoon, Saskatchewan DEGREE COURSES Agriculture, Arts and Science, Commerce, Education, Engineering, Home Economics, Law, Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Physical Education, Master of Arts, Master of Education, Master of Science, Doctor of Philosophy. CERTIFICATE AND DIPLOMA COURSES Certificate in Art, Certificate in Clinical Laboratory Technique, Diploma in Agriculture, Diploma in Business Administration, Diploma in Education, Diplomas in Nursing—Graduate Nurse courses and three-year hospital course, and the following night class certificate programs—Accounting, Business and Public Administration. • NIGHT CLASSES FOR DEGREE CREDIT • INTERSESSION CLASSES • SUMMER SCHOOL CLASSES • CORRESPONDENCE CLASSES IN ARTS AND SCIENCE The Regina Campus of the University offers the following courses: University Matriculation; First Year of Agriculture; First, Second and Third Years of Arts and Science; First Year of Commerce, Education, Engineering, Home Economics, Nursing, Pharmacy, Physical Education; Certificate Courses in Art, Accounting, Business and Public Administra¬ tion, Laboratory Technicians, Courses in Music through the Conservatory of Music. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION WRITE TO: THE REGISTRAR INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS, LTD. 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