Tyndale University College and Seminary - Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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P i x ' ' Director of Musit Mr. Cyril Redford A more recent addition to our College lfaculty is Mr. Cyril Redford, who became Director of Music in September, 19-AS. Mr. Redford has received great distinction in the field of choral music first for his organizing and conducting of the Kodak Choral Society, then as director of Cooke-'s Presby- terian Church Choir in Toronto, and. more recently, as organ- izer and conductor of the Ambassador Choir. ln addition, he is Manager ofthe Music Department of Evangelical Publishers. His quick smile and familiar Youre greatfu help to infuse the choir members with his oxvn obvious delight in singing praise to our God. MifGlIflIR4DlllDlllllV3lIllINll4L2f QDTILUIR SClIfAllFlllT 0:0 ...Q qt'-v Standing: Miss Ann Mutkala, Mr. Bob Allan, Miss Sylvia Smith. Seated: Miss Alice Tremain, Mrs. M. Scott. Miss Ruth Oliver. ttciict

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Rev. D. A. Burns, B.A., B.Th. Supt. of Student Activities For twenty years Mr. Burns has been Superintendent of Stu- dent Activities, and for twenty-four years. Secretary-Treasurer of the Alumni. Graduating from T.B.C. in 1916, he later received his B.A. and B.Th. degrees from McMaster University and entered upon post-graduate BD. work at McMaster Uni- versity and Emmanuel College, Toronto, Mr. Burns has served as pastor in Toronto churches for many years and as Mod- erator of the Toronto Association of Baptist Churches. In addition to the supervision of student activities, Mr. Burns' versatility lends itself to lecturing, counselling and the care of an ever-growing personal library. Rev. D. E. Raymer, B.A.Sc. Secretary Mr. Raymer, Secretary of the College, is also one of our own graduates. Prior to coming to TBI.. he had studied Civil Engineering at the University of Toronto, receiving his B.A.Sc. in 1956. Subsequently he became lingineer in Defence Industries Ltd., I-lead Olliceg Supervisor of Management Train- ing with Verdun Vlforks, 19-13,19-lig after war years, Confer- ence Leader Instructor in subjects pertaining to management and supervision in the C.I,L. l-lead Ollice and plants through, out Ontario and Quebec. Mr. Raymer was pastor of Grace Church in Ville La Salle, Quebec, and is at present engaged in final year B.D, work with the University of London, ling- land. Mr. Raymer has found it possible to ht into his already crowded schedule as Secretary, lectures on the Book of the Acts. J. M. Vffaters, M.D., C.M. Medical Adviser Dr. Waters is our good friend from Middlesex County. Before joining the College Faculty in 1925, he had taught school in London, Ontario, for three years, graduated from Trinity Medical College in 1902, and served as a medical missionary in India for twenty-threevyears. On his return to Canada, Dr. Waters was, for a short time, Director of Student Activities at the College, and then served as Registrar for twenty-two years. Last spring he retired from this position but is able to continue in the capacity of Medical Adviser and lecturer in Elementary Medical Studies. i-13 -.- , Lge- a !,'5X fat... A in s.

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REV. JOHN RICLALYRIN. D.lD. Christian Missions X! SHDHESMBMQCML HINSTIFIIRUQEQITQDHRS wwf MRS. rl. B. RHODES MR. S, BROXVNSBFRGIER MISS R OLIYITR Mathematics Sunday School Specialization Hixiory .md Ciuogriiphx MR. BROWN Photography wi '1 'i9 3 .ff S 2 'F I. IWRS. D. C. PFRCY Piano 4 If 3 1119? MR. R. STIfXY'AR'I Voice