Toronto Teachers College - Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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A L Il -x I IX TORONTO uonMAgi' cl-lool. vlsAlT l3QolQi LIST OF CRITIC TEACHERS NORMAL MODEL Prin. Mr. F. M. McCo1'dic C. D. Bouck A. McLeod C. T. Sharpe R. G. Kendall C. E. McMullen Miss J. I. Cross LK LC C6 J. M. McKay KK D . R. Soden A. A. Harding L. B. Harding' Cl CC M. M. W7aitterworth M. E. Hodgins M. A. Campbell Mrs. V. S. Fuller W. Peel ORDE MODEL Prin. Mr. H. W. McIntosh C. R. Fallis . M. Saul J. D. Williamson . A. Sweetman . D. Perrin Miss A. M. Davidson B. Dick V. S. Hobbs F. M. MacTavish C. Howden KL H H Il N C4 H Cl KK ll N. H. MacDonald J. C. McClure M. E. Holman S. MacLeod LL an lt G. F. Malkin RYERSON Prin. Mr. D. M. Davidson R. S. Godbold D. Mewhort F. G. Tobias Miss R. E. Brokenshire C. M. Fair LK M K6 41 it . W. Castle E. Love E. McKibbon M. Purdy N. VVhatton bd M ll . Currie RIVERDALE COLLEGIATE Prin. M. E. H. Watson Rural Schools JEFFERSON Miss A. E. Leary BUTTONVILLE Miss M. Hagerman HIGHFIELD Miss C. D. Moody and RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTCDRS DUBLIN Miss D. li. Sloan ORIOLE IIIV. ll. I.. Hmili VICTORIA SQLARE Miss E. G. Holden WARREN PK. Miss B. Hamilton SMITHFIELD Miss G. L. Feathertson RELIGIOUS INS'l'Rl'CTORS I'nited Church Rev. John Kell at M. R. Sanderson Noble Hatton an Presbyterian Rev. E. Foreman Anglican Rev. T. VV. Isherwoocl Baptist Rev. J. T. Kirkwood Roman Catholic Brother Jarlath 1'u qf' SL'I'C'lIfC6'lZ

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g i TORONTO NURMAL scl-loom YEAR BOOK is 4 fr , . AW i I K The SMH Trip Raza 11,1-it to Right! flliss Hilj', Miss Rennie, Miss St. john, Miss Hoflgins, Miss Wattvrworth. Bntlnnz Rim' KIA-ft to RighlbfsMiss L. Harding, Miss Campbell, Miss Dallimorc, Miss Halliday, BA., B.Pa0d, HPNI'lif--iX1I'S. M. VV. Brown. l,ll4Ql' Si.x'lz'1'l1

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IIN 'WHY 1 lf? 5 A- - y S TORONTO HDRDlyAl QC-H091 YEAR BOOK FOREWGRD S Wlf reluctantly draw the curtain on this Normal School year. we immediately he-gin recalling the highlights. The ohject of this hook, gentle reader, is to keep you in intimate contact with the Mgtiotl old times . old acquaintances and associations. The enjoyment of creation has heen ours. We feel that valuahle know- ledge has heen gained, useful skills developed and proper attitudes adopted. We shall feel ourselves recompensed inasmuch as this little work affords its readers many happy hours of entertainment. Trust- ing that this may he so, we. the Year Ilook Staff. launch it out on the xaried sea of puhlic opinion. I . Collqtzzz. :t rt: lt: fl SXT it so nice to have a Year lioolifi you remark casually to a friend. Hut let me take you hehind the scenes awhile and show vou how it is possihle for you lo have it. The main factor is just plain work, no more, no less. There is. in the first I1l11ff'- ftfganization of the whole and of the individual com- mittees. The Iiditorial Staff must then arrange for contests and spend a great deal of time planning the hook. The Photography llirector must prepare a schedule for the taking of pictures and keep checking to see that all are taken, proofs are returned, names are spelled cot'- rectly and so on. The Business tfommittee is responsihle for selling advertisements to finance the project. a joh which is often discourag- ingly difficult. .X multiplicity of arrangements ahout printing, engrav- ing and collecting money include some of the other duties. Then, of course. weekly general meetings are necessary to ensure co-ordination. Un the whole, everyone linds the proverhial hundred and one things to do more otten than not increased to a hundred and two. I must hasten lo add that all these tasks and responsihilities were willingly accepted hy practically .tll memhers of the Committee. lfnthusiasm over a worthwhile endeavour and the spirit of co-operation l'r1g1' Efglzlccn were the key-notes of a harmony which prevailed throughout the undertaking. A finished product should be tested. Is this book a success? The readers alone can answer. If you think so please tell the members of the Committee. It is all the reward they expect for their pains. G. Rolziazson wk if bk APPRECIATION We should like to thank Mr. Whyte, Miss Young, Mr. Kendrick. ltr. Thompson and Mr. Apperlev for the time and effort they have given to the 1037 Year Book. Mr. Whytes message to the students. 'ind his co-operation with the committees is greatly appreciated, as is the work of Dr. Thompson, Mr. Apperley, Miss Young and Mr. Ken- drick in judging our Art and Literary contributions. On behalf of the Committee we extend our heartiest thanks for their aid and best wishes for their future happiness. Our very grateful appreciation is extended to Rita Ross and Gene Retter for their very kind assistance with the typing of our Year Book. The Year Book Committee fully appreciates the time and effort hoth these girls have spent on our behalf. Pk Pls bk :ls We are indebted to The School Magazine for their kind permission to reproduce the cover design of their May issue. This most appropriate and timely design was executed by Mr. Harold Jackman of the Normal School. Mr, -lackmans entry was chosen from among a number of others for this honour. Our congratulations to Mr. Jackman for his fine work. Year Book Staff