Toronto Teachers College - Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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Student's Council Executive Vice Presidenf, Bernie Maguire, Secretary, Olwen Roberfs, President, Ernie LeBrefon, Treasurer, Bill Collier Staff Advisors TOP: Mr. Mergl, Mr. C. Percival, Mr. Boden. BOTTOM: Mrs. While, Miss Belfry, Mrs. Lee, Miss Maclnfyre.

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Student's Council The Toronto Teachers' College Student's Council of 1965-66 with the co- operation of its thirty-four elected representatives, an executive of four members and under the guidance of the faculty advisors has accomplished a great deal in the organization of the past academic year. This year there has been a greater emphasis on inter-college events. Much has been done to promote interest and enthusiasm in the extra-curricular life of the college. The Student's Council has organized a ski weekend with other colleges, promoted Christmas card design and School Song contests and worked to sponsor a Korean child. New clubs formed in the school were, a separate camera club and two dis- tinct drama clubs providing greater student participation. The annual activities of the Council - the Hallowe'en Dance, Christmas Dance, the At-Home , and the Year End Dance - were all effectively organized by committees within the Council and the focus of much interest and participation by the student body. The Council, operated on parlimentary procedure and guided by last year's Council could not have achieved its great success without the .faculty advisors, the Council executive, the Council representatives and the student body working to- gether for the realization of common obiectives. With the accomplishment of many of these obiectives the Student's Council feels that it has had a most successful year.

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United Nations Club E FRONT ROW: Pal Lightwood, Diana Lee, Carol James, Mr. Lewis, Miss Hamidi, Lorna Lowey, Mrs. N. Stanley. BACK ROW: William Nevels, Olga Horvafh, Phyllis Wilson, David Baird, Daphne Johnston, Sue Moxon, William 'Swarlz, .loe Ouf- schoorm. Montreal Trip ln February, the University of Montreal United Na- tions Club plays host to 200' students from 40 universi- ties and colleges in Canada and the United States. Toronto Teachers' College was represented by a very active and internationally-minded delegation, Mrs. M. Stanley, Miss Carol James, Mr. J. Outschodin and Mr. David C. Baird. Speakers at the conference included such notables as the Hon. Paul Martin, Minister of External Affairs, and His Excellency, Lord Caradon, presently British Minister of State for foreign affairs. The conference covered the many aspects of the United Nations through panel discussions and the ac- tive participation of our delegation in the General As- 54 sembly and Security Council, More important however, our delegation was given the opportunity to become familiar with the mentalities, interests and hopes of people with varied backgrounds. Toronto Teachers' College may feel proud that their delegation devoted much time and energy to making this conference a success. As we are faced with a world of ever-increasing ten- sions we must take on our responsibility as human be- ings to help make it a more secure world, peaceful and unharried by poverty and disease. Through the efforts of our delegates we have taken the first step ahead toward that goal.