Toronto Teachers College - Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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he X0 oks back . Children don't. The young-at-heart don't. As a matter of fact, we don't. Even at this historic moment- the start of Centennial Year-we would rather look over the horizon than over our shoulder. Canada's second century. What can We do with it? How can We make it even better,.even more productive, than our first century? For our part, We're intending to use even more imagination in everything we do. Lots more ingenuity. Many more scientific techniques that we haven't even dreamed of yet. And you-you'1l be shopping in Ways you've never shopped before. Nicer shopping. More convenient shopping. Much more exciting shopping. 1967. What a year to look forward to. What a century to look forward to. Happy Second Century! Doge ll EATO NS

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FEDERATION OF WOMEN TEACHERS' ASSOCIATIONS OF ONTARIO WELCOME to the Federation ot Women Teachers' Associations ot Ontario, ot which you are now associate members. Through its local and provincial associations, Federation exists to promote and further the cause ot education, to improve teaching conditions and to raise the status ot women teachers. ln turn, it places on its members responsibility to maintain the high ethical code to which it subscribes and to uphold the honour and dignity of the teaching profession. Best wishes for a successful and enioyable career MELBA M. WOOLLEY, Ottawa, President. The Ontario English Catholic Teachers' Association welcomes into the Teaching Profession the graduating student of the Toronto Teachers' College who chose to make a career of teaching in the Separate Schools of the Province. The best remembered personalities of all the ages have been teachers and always will be, for teachers are the builders of to-morrowg the future of civilization and the destiny of the individual is in their hands. Your professional organization will ever be ready to assist you to advance the ideals and objectives for which it stands and to offer you professional services which are impossible to obtain as individuals. Sister M Aloysia, S.S.ND. Pres identQ RED CROSS YOUTH Junior Red Cross High School Red Cross College Red Cross For further Ontario Red information Cross Youth, contact 460 Jarvis Street, Toronto 5, Ontario Page IO

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