Toronto Teachers College - Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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NTO umm. s1:nooLYEzm BOOK ' fff' ,m f I wg' FINANCE COMMITTEE lfuclc Ifuw fl1jf'lluriyhlJ.' Uummx Nl1:lN'l'1'nr:, Ihnm' II1cNul':nsoN, xYILLIAM IUJDFURD l'l'n-asurvrl. KATHLI-:I-:N SHAHPE Frnnl Hou' Qlqflln righlb: lllV'I'lI liom':uTsoN, J. W. l m'rH Niall' llvpruserllalivcj. D. WIHTIQI fxl'rim-ipall. Ninn' LE!-3.

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Im ' A V'Y'1'Y t'WTtvv1'rv'rvrrrrfvvrI t'VVTT'lTT'v'v'Y t'VYT mrvw ,, t ----W --- l 2 tt- p 5 N TORONTO NORMZIL SCI-IOOLYEZIR BOOK 5 H In with ' ' ' 'fi ' , SOCIAL EVENTS THE HART HOUSE THEATRE PARTY I IL ltr tht- fat-t that tht- graduating t'lass ol l0.3tt hatl not t-n-goyt-tl tht- privi- legt- of having an Nt llomt-H. our prineipal thought tht- students shoultl have some otht-r tilting sot-ial funetion to lakt- its plat-t-. lt was tlet-ittt-tt. tht-rt-fore that a tht-atrt- party wonltl ht- an all'air at whit-h wt- t-ould most t-njoy ourst-lvt-s with our own frit-ntls. 'l'ht-n t'amt- tht- question. what tht-atrt- to t-hoost-P The play that a Normal St-hool slutlt-nt should st-t-. is ont- whit-ti will not t-orrupt his innot-t-nt mintl. lt must ht- a play whit-h rt-ally is of t-dut-atixe yalut-. It happt-nt-tl that tht- Yie- toria tiollt-ge Nlusit' tilulf' w't-rt- ahout to prt-st-nt 'l'ht- l'iralt-s ol' l't-nzant't- . ont- tal' t iilht-rt antl Sullixan's light opt-ras. Spt-t-ial arrangt-mt-nts wt-re madt- wht-rt-hy tht-y wt-rt- to prt-st-nl il ont- night aht-atl of st-ht-tlule for our ht-nt-lit. tln 'l'ut-sday night. .lanuary flst. llarl lloust- 'l'ht-atrt- was aslir with 'l'.N.S. slutlt-nts, tlvt-r four huntlrt-tl tit-kt-ts hatl ht-t-n sold for tht- ot-t-asion. This ntnnht-r may havt- ht-t-n tlut- to tht- kintlnt-ss of tht- managt-rs of tht- theatre in :living us a t'luh ratt- on tht- t-ntrant-e tit-kt-ts. Xt lt-ast il st-t-mt-tl popular to tht- st-hool in gt-nt-ral. 'l'ht- t-ostumt-s antl st-t-nt-ry wt-rt- wt-ll tlont-. tlms protlut-ing a vt-ry pleasing . f 1 . . t-llt-t-t. lht- players 2it'Qlllllt'tl tht-mst-lvt-s so wt-ll that ont- t'ould st-art't-ly dis- tinguish tht-m from the D'tlyly tiartt- Company . l rt-dt.-rie antl Nlahel tlitl partit-ularly wt-ll. The numht-rs wt-re givt-n with sueh a llavour that only pleasure was t-xpt-rit-nt-t-tl hy the audit-nt-e in the tligt-stive proet-ss. Some of tht- numbers to rt-main with us longt-st will ht-. How ht-autifully hlut- tht- Sky XX ith eat-like trt-ad . antl 'A rollit-king hantl of pirates we . Nor is tht- patlt-r of tht- Nlajor- tit-nt-ral Iikt-ly to he forgotten. it was so delightfully amusing. XX ht-n the play was linisht-tl antl one had an opportunity to get ont-'s hearings. two aspt-t-ts wt-rt- prt-st-ntt-d. Un tht- one hand. the jovial fat-t-s of Classmates toltl how mut-h it had ht-t-n t-njoyed. while on the otht-r hand tht- same tale was toltl hy tht- happy glant.-t-s of tht- mt-mht-rs of tht- stalf. The mt-mht-rs of tht- stall'-the ht-st t-ntt-rtaint-rs that anyone ever hadl-It is to tht-m that t-vt-ry atom of Crt-dit for tht- sut-et-ss of tht- t-vt-ning goes. The untlt-rtaking was only made possihlt- hy their kindness. in signifying tht-ir willing- nt-ss to stand ht-hind the t-ommittt-e and wt- art- grateful to tht-m for mt-t-ting a dt-lit-it int-urrt-tl. Xl.utt:.xiu-:'r Xll'l't'HI'ILL. THE GOLD AND BLACK DANCE N lft-hruary 255. examinations wt-rt- forgotten whilt- all looked forw'art tht- tioltl antl lilat-k llanet- to ht- ht-ltl at tht- ltamona tlardt-ns. sponsored hy lform YI girls. The young ladies who originatt-tl this t-luh. namt-ly Nlisst-s lit-kt-l. Jarrett. lflort-nt-t-. lrvint- antl Uurno. gaxt- tht-ir untiring lahours to makt- this danet- a sut-t-t-ss antl sut'h. wt- ht-lit-xt-. it was. Due to tht-ir t-ll'orts. tht- hall was vt-ry pretty antl attrat-tivt-. ont- sitlt- ht-ing tlt-t-ol-alt-tl with hlat'k strt-amt-rs antl tht- other with gold. lialloons hanging from t-at-h t-hantlt-lit-r supplied a riot of t'olour to tht- hall-room. ORATORY AND Ill-I lirst signs of oratory at tht- 'l'oronlo Normal St-hool. IUCN. wt-rt- notit-ed tht- day Nlr. tfollins annount-t-tl that an oratorit-al t-ontt-sl was to takt- plaet-. .-Nftt-r preliminary t-ontt-sts. tht- tinal ont- was ht-ld during a llitt.-rary Nleet- ing. 'liht-re wt-rt- st-vt-n t-ompt-titors antl Xliss D. lfartpiharson was announced tht- t-hampion orator at tht- Normal St-hool during IUIXU. lt hatl ht-t-n dt-t-itlt-tl that tht- winnt-r of this tiontt-st would upholtl tht- honour of 'l'.N.S. at tht- Stratfortl-'l'oronto Xlt-t-tg hut Nliss lfarquharson tlitl not wish to t-ompt-te against ht-r homt- town. so anotht-r t-ontt-st was ht-ltl antl Nliss Bt-lfrey was winnt-r. llt-r suhjt-t-t was: Books , lint though Nllss lit-lfrt-y thti ht-r ht-st antl wt- wt-rt- t-t-rtainly proutl of ht-r. Stratford t-arrit-tl oll' tht- points for Uratory. 'l'ht- nt-xt oralorit-al t'ontt-st was ht-ltl wht-n llamiltou Normalites visited us. Xliss l art1uharson spokt- for 'l'.N.S.. antl t-:irried oll' tht- laurt-ls. Ht-r suhjt-t-t was: f1anatla's l uturt-N. Quilt- a hit was tlont- as far as dt-hating was t-ontit-rnt-d. Tlit-re wt-rt- a series of intt-r-form tlt-halt-s. 'lihose who won, ohtaint-tl a t't-rlain numht-r of points lto Xl l r. antl Nlrs. Firth. Xliss lfwing. Xliss Hihhy and Nliss lit-rr kintlly ollit-iated as t- iapt-ront-s antl lillt-tl that dignified position in a most t-harming manner. From nine o't-lot-k on. a happy. rollit-king. t-art-frt-e t-rowd of Normalites antl tht-ir friends arrived and to ust- a t-olloquial expression. made whoopt.-e until midnight.. Novelty dant-es. Paul Jones' and punt-h wt-rt- ht-artily enjoyed hy t-veryhody until tht- end. They returned homt- from tht- party tirt-d hut happy. ln eonelusion. let us hopt- that we t-an all mt-et again at sueh a jolly dance at an alutnni in IQISI. NANCY Dt-axo. DEBATING for the Littt-rary Sot-it-ty Cup. But tht- two hig dt.-hates. of tht- year were those in whit-h Toronto argued with Stratford antl with Hamilton. The debate with Stratford- Ht-solvt-tl that it would ht-nt-tit Canada to have tht- St. Lawrence Watt-rway Det-pt-nt-d -was won by 'l'oronto. Nliss Nlaelntyre antl Mr. Ht-ndt-rson wert- our dt-haters. They upht-ld the atiirnlatiye side of the debate. The dt-hate w'ith Hamilton was also won hy Toronto. The suhjet-t w'as- He- solved that Newfoundland would iiud it to ht-r interests to become a province of tht- Dominion of Canada. Nliss Let- antl Hr. Ht-minway upheld the Negative side. While speaking of oratory antl dt-hating l should like to take this opportunity to thank the masters who helped makt- hot h of tht-se a success during the year '29 and '30, l should like to thank t-speeially. Nlr. lngall who worked untiringly in regard to oratory and Dt-hating. Ninn' Liza.