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

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THE CANADIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY WINDSOR BRANCH wmnson. Onnmo I226 CUELLETTE Avenue PHONE 254-7587 January 9, l967. hr. Ralph 5. Jevereux, Erincipal, windsor reacher's College, 600 Third Concession Rd., windsor, Ontario. near hr. Jevereuxz Cn behalf of the Canadian hed Cross society and on behalf of the recipients of blood in this area, I would like to pay tribute to you hr. nevereux, to the Members of your staff and to your students for your understanding and co- operation, as well as your blood. The free blood programme began in this area in l959. since the inception of our programme, l9oo was the first year we were able to supply our Windsor Hospitals without borrowing from the rest of the Province. ln every area there is an acute shortage of blood immediately following the Christmas holidays. The Windsor Teacher's College has played a large part in the success of our service. You have recognized the need. You have organ- ized your blood drive to serve our community and assure our hospitals of an ample supply at this crucial time. me are grateful to the kresident of your student Council - Javid Murray - for his enthusiastic participation,and for obtaining l27 units of blood in this first week of l967. Thanks to your fine leadership, your graduates have left windsor Teacher's College with a complete understanding of our programme. These teachers have in turn educated their students,as well as the parents of their students. You have set a splendid example to every school in this area. fhank you for everything you have done to further our crusade for blood. we are glad you are on our team to save lives. sincerely, - harga t A. 5avage,63i??j?f3sA h.L.D director Blood Donor Clinic. mAsdB 87

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155 TEACHERS-IN-TRAINING GIVE The Gzft of Life It has been written there are seven human tempera- ments, and when a person recognizes his basic motivation, the goals of life become clearly defined. There is the man of Power, the man of Loveg he who must Know The Reason Whyg the Creator, the man of Logicg the Reformerg and the Director, who thrives on rituals and ceremonies. The man of unpossessive love becomes the Teacher. He is capable of loving on a community level. His life is an endless giving of himself for others. ,It was only natural that 155 embryo teachers should give the gift of life to the Red Cross on Thursday, January 4th, The act is symbolic of all the gifts of sacrificial love they shall perform in their lifetimes. None of us can expect to live out our lives without need of a blood transfusion. Our lives are constantly in danger of accident, major surgery, childbirth, and war. Those who gave blood because their lives had already been saved by transfusion were paying back a debt to life. The others were laying upa credit of Good in their favour. We were proud of our 1967 student council president, David Murray, who so gallantly led his Flock of Chickens to the Red Cross Clinic to carry on the annual tradition of Teachers' College. 89