Toronto Teachers College - Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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Normal School Students Should make a special point of obtaining a copy of our catalogue when commencing teaching. It contains a comprehensive range of supplies and Will prove of invaluable assistance for preparing lists of classroom requirements. A visit to our new showroom will be I Barrow Music Supplies 208 VICTORIA STREET, TORONTO Telephone ELgin 5651 p Quality Value Expert Selection L ' We specialize in Instruments, Music and Accessories for all MODERN SCHOOL REQUIREMENTS. WE CAN HELP YOU WITH worth-while. 1 4 PRACTICAL ADVICE. The GEO. lVI. HEN DRY CO., Ltd. , ORCHESTRAS and BANDS organised and Equipped at 129 ADELAIDE ST- WEST TORONTO 2- an Inclusive price. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Brownis Sports and Cycle Company, Limited 343 - 345 Yonge St., Toronto l ,E . . . . My Spefzfzlzsfs 111 Sefzool ffffzlefzt' O ' Witt ' Eq111p111e111'. J ,, 1 II .so x-Nw ft Fishing Tackle C.C.lVI. and B.S.C. Bicycles C B.S.lVI. and Indian Motorcycles - . Catalogue on request. Open evenings WA, 2337-8 1' .Yi11r'1'-X'-six Compliments of iassiiist Maps. p . WE-take this opportunity of extending our hearty thanks to you for the pleasant dealings We had and we wish you Success and Prosperity in all your ventures. OUR BUSINESS We are specialists in all educational Books and Supplies. Normal School, University and Medical Text Books. MAIL ORDERS are filled efficiently and accurately. Just drop us a line RAIN IEDIIRGDS. CBOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERSJ 353 Yonge Street Toronto, 2, Ont.

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FALL LITERARY SOCIETY-Continued from page ZZ. Mr. Ben Coker and Mr. George Robinson. Three delightfully varied ' ' ' H nd ' l ctions were presented by Misses Florence Bailey, Doris a piano se e and Eunice Newton. Miss Gene Retter's amusing recitation, An Overworked Elocutionistn, was heartily applauded. February 12, 1937. Mrs. Florence Webster presided at this meeting. Miss Mary Willis b-egan the numbers with a piano solo. Miss Doris Wilson read the amusing Form VIII Newspaper. Miss Grace Waite sang. Following ' ' ketch this, Miss Marian Wray gave a humorous reading. A comic s followed. The grand climax was a lovely gipsy operetta with gay costumes and a campfire. February 19, 1937. The presentation of the Kindergarten Primary programme com- pleted the series of programmes in the Fall term of the Literary Society. Miss Margaret Coombs, representative of the K.P. group, introduced the numbers-a short play, The Cat's Meow , a Chopin number played by Miss Elizabeth Parslow, and finally, a charming fairy-tale comedy in which the whole class took part. The lovely singing and costumes all helped to make this the outstanding programme G. Holley. of the season. Milk lor Health and Efficiency A complete diet in itself. Excellent for pupils and b d vi orous. students. Keeps the mind clear and the o y g But insist on K X :: K- t N-'XS A m xt ..... - . fl' xl 'x SN x .N A 5 'li Sgsss' MILK FROM '-SELECTED FARMS AND SERVICE SINCE 1888 , Pres. W. G. CAULFIELD, Vice- Pres. m . , ' ,X I ,fl W XX W . Z 'x 2 Q . ? 3 , 2 .f 4 0 6 . rw , , xv ' , Z 9 Z 1 7 V 0 . Z W,i 70wA,. 9 . e 7 tix 4 . , 3 - , . Z WWJQW7 f QQ .WI . f I ? arm a 5 - QUALI R. F. CAULFIELD 30 Lines to Service-LLoydbrook 1131 iii- S ll A W The name that stands for all that is best in business education- Commercial, Stenographic, Secretarial, Accountancy Courses- recognized diplomas-individual attention-Day, Night and Correspondence instruction-guaranteed tuition-free Employ- ment Bureau service-twelve schools. 55 Charles W. ........... MI. 3339 Macdonell at Queen W. LA. 4057 Yonge and St. Clair ...., HY. 4743 Gerrard and Jones ...,.. HA. 7317! St. Clair at Oakwood ...... KE. 3548 Queen E. 8: Hammersmith . HO. 9096 Dundas and Pacific ...... JU. 0716 Danforth and Logan .,., GE. 2216 929 Bloor St. W. ........ LO. 7461 Danforth at Woodbine .... GR. 2802 MO. 6769 47 Howard Park Ave. LL. 5765 Yonge at Roselawn Call, write or telephone for free rrzlfzlngur. SHAW BUSINESS SCHOOLS 1130 Bay Street, Toronto Klngsdale 3165 TEACHERS . . . In paint lroxes we make up assortments of colours to meet your own particular needs. Papers of all kinds for art work. Pads 11 x 15 ,--15c Books 9 x 12 -25c. Refills for same 15c each. Asco crayons are the best crayons for children-10c, l5c Box, of 8 colours. Our drawing ink for schools dries quickly and is jet black. We carry all materials required by Art teachers. Write for our catalogue of School Art Supplies, Pictures- Etcbing-Lino Cutting Materials-Leather, etc. Artists' Supply Co., Limited NEW ADDRESS: 35 Wellington St. West Toronto Page .Yinet3 flue D

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1 . 0RIAlV Our musie master has gone to his rest and his passing has left a void in the life of the sehool. Our loss has been two-foldg in Mr. Perev, we have lost not only a great master but a sineere and true friend. Mr. Perey gave the best in himself to his life's work As a teaeher, we admired and respeeted him. With that boundless energy and enthusiasm that was his alone. he trans- mitted to his pupils that great love of musie which filled his whole being. As a friend, we loved him for his kindly disposition, his genial good-nature, his quiek sympathy a.nd understanding. VVe of this year's class eount ourselves fortunate that we share with so many former students throughout the province the iniiuenee of Mr. l?erey's personality. Though he has gone from us, we feel that his memory lives on in the lives of his students and assoeiates. who are better men and women for having known him. To the students off the sehool the death of Miss Uallimore has eolne as a deeided shoek. Miss Dallimore has been so friendly and synipathetie as a person, so efficient and help- ful as our steeretary, that we shall miss her exeeeding'ly. Vile a.re sure the staff reel her loss as keenly as we do. NVe feel, despite our sineere regrets, that we have been fortunate in attending' Normal this year when we eould still have Miss Dalliniore's eo-operation and friendship.