Toronto Teachers College - Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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Science and Photography Club 3 'Q 'W BACK ROW L. to R: Dan Steadman, Brenda Batterbee, Nancy Riley, Philip Hochman, Mr. Rogers lstafl advisort. FRONT ROW: Dennis Wilfred Taylor lTreasurer of Photographyt, Wayne Hemington lPresidentt, Nancy Dutemple lTreasurerj. The Toronto Teachers' College Science and Photography Club, under the capable guidance of Mr. Rogers and Mr. Penrose, was very active this year. The many divisions provided a diversified and interest- . . . . Q f ing programme. Rocks were highly polished by the Lapidary Section to make a unique and popular kind o iewelry. Crystals were successfuliy grown by the Chemistry Section. An attempt was made at breeding fish, however, as yet the results ofthis experimentare unknown. Although the first attempt at star gazing was clouded out it was successfully held later in the year. A start was also made in the process known as plastic embedding. The Photography Branch of the Club has been extremely busy recording and processing the activities of both this club and others on film. All in all the members of this Club have had an enioyable and informative year. Page 46

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Form Reps BACK ROW L. to R: Dennis Rinsdem, Tom Etele, Dave McCourt, Bill Fox, Brian Bones, Dave Howicli, Tom Peets. FRONT ROW: Charlie Rocks, Jane Tyers, Margaret Neal, Liz Wideman, Helen Papotto, Rosemary Bolduc, Anne Wodzianslia, Glen Holmes. BACK ROW L. to R: Mario Godlewslii, Dave McCourt, Ed Keith, Sue Dewan, Tom Caster, Donna Perry, Sharon Brown. MIDDLE ROW: Dorothy Hadcocli, Linda Falconi, Brenda Livingstone, Karyn Kincaid, Gudrun Ludorf, Joyce Smith. FRONT ROW: Mark Egit, John McCullam, Bruce Goggan. Page A5

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Audio Visual Club .fr sr g aww N 53?3XXx i , BACK ROW L. to R: B. Cronlcwright, H. Murphy, F. McMahon, G. Bradshaw lstaftl, C. Edwards, J. Reixach. FRONT ROW: P. Howe, R. North lpres.l, S. Patterson ftres.l, J. Stone lsec.l, T. Sehappert. The members of the Audio-Visual Club have beenquite active over the past few months. They've examined a number of different instruments ranging from film proiectors to dry-mount presses. For the program TTC '67 they acted as lighting and stage crew. They also took port in the lighting for our Athletic Night. There are two maior projects on the go forthe next few months: fll producing an overhead transparency library and f2l purchasing a duplicating machine for student use only. Both of these proiects include an instruc- tional program. The audio-visual club will also be involved in the Drama Night. Page 47