Toronto Teachers College - Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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The Home Economics Club The Home Economics Club was established to further our experience and activities in the field ot Home Economics. During the year, we have held meetingswhere guest speakers have enlightened us on the problems and activities of the home economics teacher. A representative from the Consumers Gas Company visited our club in early November. Filmstrips were shown whichwill be available to us next year. In January the club held a panel discussion concerning classroom management in the home economics room. Our panelists included a home economics tecaher, an inspector and a principal from the Toronto area. Further meetings will be held to discuss the ideas we have gained from practice teaching in Home Economics rooms. EXECUTIVE L. to R: Ruth Ann Shipley lsec.l Deborah Whitley lvice presidentl Sharon McArthur lpresidentl Mrs. White lstatt advisorl Naomi Ellerhein ltreasurerl Concentratio 'gist g Will there be any left for the guests? Do you mean you write exams at T.T.C.? Page 48

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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

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Athletic Society At 3:45 p.m. on October l7th, I966, a group of forty bewildered-looking students assembled in Room 204 for the first meeting of the Athletic Society for the year. Total strangers all, they spent some time trying to get to know each other and in the orientation period our staff sponsor Miss Stanley was of immense help. lt was on her suggestion that an afternoon of volleyball was arranged so that the representatives could get to know each other. lt was a great success thanks to the efforst of Bonnie Oswald who organized the games and the smooth running of the programme. On October 24th the executive was elected as follows: Ron Kurshaw, President, Bonnie Oswald, Vice- President, Jean Ingham Secretaryg Dave Young, Treasurer, Herb Palmer, Equipment Manager, Sandra Lutz, Refreshment Convenor, Danny Doyle, Special Programme Convenor. The House Officials were Francine Leduc, Nancy Brandt lGreen Housel, Glen Macklui, Pat Knott lRed Housel, Miss Weiss, Gerry Ryau fBlue Houselg Lesley Croucher, Marty Hall lGold Housel. The first event of the year was the organizing of the House Volleyball competition. Although student participation was at a minimum the Society persisted in its efforts. The season was climzxed with the Volley- ball wind-up night. lt was very well attended by an enthusiastic crowd. The Green House won the overall victory. Afterwards refreshments and dancing were enjoyed by all. The new year brought with it plans for our greatest event of the term - Athletic Night, Teams were chosen from each form. New and unusual costumes were created by the students. The basketball competition is presently underway and a wind-up nightfor this activity is planned for the latter part of the year. The Society has been successful due to the efforts of the executive and the interest shown by Miss Stanley and Mr. Bingham, our staff advisors. Page 49