University of Windsor - Magister Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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FEDERATION OF WOMEN TEACHERS' ASSOCIATIONS OF ONTARIO WELCOME to the Federation of Women Teachers' Associations of Ontario, of which you are now associate members. Through its local and provincial associations, Federation exists to promote and further the cause of education, to improve teaching conditions, and to raise the status of women teachers. In 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 enjoyable career. Melba M. Woolley, Ottawa President. f,,q .Wi mv- ' YN I g I IMISI JESSIE SKILLINGS iMrsJ ARLENE FIFE MISS HELEN BALKWILL Secretary Library Technician Assistant to the Windsor Teachers' Secretary College We also wish to honour MISS CAROLYN MOMOTIUK Assistant-Secretary. 82

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n'?C:99 Windsor Teachers, College Choir BACK ROW: Richard Rumble, Ronald Price, Brian Rountree. Larry Mclilachran. Ronald Ashworth. Adrien Pieters. Roger Diblasio. Ronald Ronholm. John Plypiw. Jim Quinn, Irvine Baker. David Murray. Cecil Southword. Brian Stocks. Gilbert Borichello. Tibor Florian. Martin Lanoue. MIDDLE ROW: Margaret Anne O'Neil, Janice Cossarini, Luise Dyck. Sue Parr, Shirley Van Horne. Donna Dowker, Eugenia Nichol. Anne Henneker. Irene Skladanowski, Colleen Macaulay. Sandra Everitt. Evelyn Raison. Helen Broil. Rochelle Zabo- lotny. Aina Tucker. FRONT ROW: Sharon Metcalfe. Laurel Maddocks. Cathy Sinclair. Gloria Snider. Dorothy Renaud. Anne Hayes. Hilda EDD. Linda Johnston. Sylvia Sinasac. W. E. Stadder. Gloria Beaven. Lynda Taylor. Brenda Blakely. Rebecca Sass, Lois Sykes. Maureen O'Connor. Barbara Sargent. PIANIST: Jean Levy. ABSENT: Lynn Robinson. Ian Hibbert. The Choir of 1966-67 started their year's activities with enthusiasm and ambition. Within a week over fifty students were permanently established in the choir and regular daily practices began. With much enjoyment, the choir entertained the student body in their first appearance just before the basic teaching period. The success of this first appearance spurred the choir to further endeavour and the choir contributed much to the annual Christmas At Home , singing many of the seasonal songs and hymns such as Sleigh Ride and The Huron Carol. The Choir also enjoyed an evening of Carolling . The Choir participated in a Music and Drama Night in March singing a variety of religious and secular music including hits from My Fair Lady. The Executive included Jean Levy QPresidentD, Irvine Baker Wice-Presidentb, Linda John- ston iSecretary-Treasurerb, Aina Tucker and Rochelle Zaboltny Usibrariansb, ll ' w Q. lx