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

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CNTARIO PUBLIC SCHOCL MEN TEACHERS' FEDERATION Greetings to Associate Members in the Teachers' Colleges lt is a great pleasure indeed to welcome you to the Teaching Profession in this our Centennial Year. Never in our history did our country'seconomy and the excellence of its citizens depend so vitally upon the proper education of its youth during the next decade. This is your challenge and I am sure you will meet its demands. By participating actively in your Federation and its professional activities, you will find a source of inspiration and countless opportunities for service and self development. B. B. DAWSON, President, O. P. S.M.T.F.

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BOOKIAND COMPANY LIMITED Compliments of 2452 Dougaii Avenue Class of 66 Presents Banner Windsor, Ontario. On January 9th, Mr. Andy Vince, a 1966 graduate and president of the Windsor Teachers' College Alumni, presented to Mr. Devereau and to the college a banner with the school crest on it, on behalf of last year's graduating class. Thank-you class of '66 ' MARILYN FAROUGH Ward Ward Ward Ward Ward Ward Ward Ward THE WINDSOR BOARD OE EDUCATION offers greetings and best wishes to the staff and students of WINDSOR TEACHERS' COLLEGE WINDSOR BOARD OF EDUCATION 1967 1967 Elected Trustees I . . ....................... ....... H . A. Campbell II - . ................. G. Alan Buchanan, B.A, IH. . . . . R. J. Whitty, M.D., D.A.B., F.I.C.S., F.A.C.S. IV . ..................... G. M. Grant, Q.C. V - - ............. .......... D . W. Gray VI . . ...... D. T, Watson VII . . ....... G. I-I. Hawkins VIH - - ................ . . . . . S. M. McDowall, B. A. Appointed Trustees Separate School Vocational Schools T. MeCO1'1i, B.A, G, A, Lacy, B,A, SC, H- J- LQSS-211119, M.A. L. F. Batterson 84

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4.94 Mrs Savage Gzfts Mr Devereux With Rare, Rea' Cross Treasure The College was proud that Mr. Devereux was honoured by the Windsor Red Cross following our mass exodus to give blood. Mrs. Savage gave Mr Devereux a rare, and historic pin - one of the original gold Red Cross Pins dating from the First World War - one of the few still in existence ! Windsor Teachers' College has the distinction of creating the precedent of keeping all local hospitals in constant supply of plasma. It was in the year 1963 that emergency conditions struck the hospitals, and the blood banks were completely empty. An appeal was broadcast over the countryside by radio for volunteer donors. Student Council President, Andre St. Amand and Mr. Devereux immediately organized the first Caravan of Students to alleviate the shortage. The University and local High Schools followed their example. There has never been a blood shortage since! 86