Lakehead Teachers' College Yearbook (1967)

Lakehead Teachers' College Yearbook (1967) was the 1967 yearbook of the Lakehead Teachers' College in Port Arthur, Ontario, covering the school year 1966–67, produced by its students.

People

The volume names about 147 students and 45 staff and other adults, together with 14 names printed with initials only or without a first name. They are listed on Lakehead Teachers' College Yearbook (1967) roster; individual portraits cropped from the scan are in Category:Lakehead yearbook portraits.

Contents

• L. T. C. '66 - '67 (scan page 1)
• Lakehead Teachers College (scan page 3)
• Lakehead Teachers' College (scan page 5)
• Dedication (scan page 6)
• Minister Of Education (scan page 7)
• Principal's Message (scan page 8)
• Vice-Principal (scan page 9)
• Masters (scan page 10)
• Religious Instructors (scan page 12)
• Those Who Care (scan page 13)
• Students' Administrative Council (scan page 15)
• Yearbook Staff (scan page 16)
• Form One (scan page 18)
• Form Two (scan page 22)
• Form Three (scan page 26)
• Four (scan page 31)
• Form Five (scan page 34)
• Activities (scan page 39)
• Choir Executive (scan page 40)
• Ontario Hospital Service Group (scan page 42)
• Valentine's Dance (scan page 43)
• Athletics Council (scan page 44)
• Basketball Team (scan page 45)
• Girls' Basketball (scan page 46)
• Hi-Lites (scan page 47)
• Welcome (scan page 48)
• Hallowe'En (scan page 49)
• getting ready Xmas (scan page 50)
• The Banquet (scan page 51)
• Our Dance (scan page 52)
• Centennial Day (scan page 54)
• Sports Day (scan page 56)
• Open House (scan page 58)
• Tabloid (scan page 60)
• Graduation (scan page 63)
• Valedictorian (scan page 65)
• Focus (scan page 66)
• Practice Teaching (scan page 68)
• Assemblies (scan page 70)
• Christmas Assembly (scan page 74)
• Guest Speakers (scan page 77)
• Advertising (scan page 79)
• Lakehead Teachers College (scan page 103)

Groups and organizations

• Custodians (staff)
• Secretaries (staff)
• Students' Administrative Council (council)
• Yearbook Staff (committee)
• Form Five (class)
• Choir Executive (council)
• Choir (club)
• Soloists (other)
• Ontario Hospital Service Group (club)
• Athletics Council (council)
• Basketball Team (team)
• Drama Club (club)
• Language Group (club)
• Drama or Performance (club)
• Men's Chorus or Club (club)
• O. T. F (association)
• Red Cross (association)
• The Fort William Board of Education (other)
• Ontario Public School Men Teachers' Federation (association)
• 1967 Board of Education (council)
• Federation of Women Teachers' Association of Ontario (association)
• Layouts (club)
• Dark Room (club)
• Advertising (club)
• Artistic Design (club)
• Form One (class)
• Form Two (class)
• Form Three (class)

Write-ups and events

• Night View of Lakehead Teachers' College: A full-page black and white photograph showing the exterior entrance of the Lakehead Teachers' College building at night, illuminated by lights under the portico.
• Minister's Message: The Minister of Education provides a welcoming message to the 1967 graduates. He encourages them as they enter a changing field and take on the responsibilities of their own classrooms.
• Principal's Message: The principal addresses the graduating class, noting that while they have completed a major level of education, they should continue to set higher demands for themselves to reach their full potential. He emphasizes that a teacher's success and happiness come from doing work well and creating a positive atmosphere for learning.
• Vice-Principal's Message: The vice-principal addresses the graduating class, noting that education must keep pace with the innovations of modern society and urging new teachers to participate in educational developments.
• Dean of Women's Message: The dean of women reflects on the rapid progress of the last century and encourages teachers to adopt new concepts and a spirit of adventure to lead their students into the future.
• President's Message: The student leader discusses how education provides stability in a changing world and challenges future teachers to embrace their versatile roles with professional pride. He thanks the faculty and students for their cooperation during the school year.
• Valentine's Dance: A collection of candid photographs capturing students socializing, dining, and dancing during the college's Valentine's Day event.
• Welcome Activities: A collection of candid photographs showing students and staff participating in various orientation or welcome activities, including painting on a wall, playing games with balloons and boxes, and a man sitting at a desk.
• Getting Ready for Xmas: A collection of candid photographs captures students at the college working together to decorate the halls and common areas for the Christmas season. Activities include climbing ladders to hang decorations, arranging festive displays, and preparing a decorative log pile.
• Centennial Day: The college community celebrated Centennial Day with participants dressing in historical attire, including academic gowns and Victorian-style dresses. The event featured group gatherings in classrooms and social activities in the gymnasium.
• Graduation Events: A collection of candid photographs showing students dressed in formal attire attending graduation-related social events, including a formal dance and dinner.
• Valedictory Address: A student delivers a farewell speech to fellow graduates and faculty, discussing the growth experienced during the school year and the challenges of their upcoming teaching careers. The speech concludes with a poem encouraging continuous self-improvement.
• Christmas Assembly: Students at the college perform in a holiday assembly featuring costumes such as Santa Claus, a shepherd, and various comedic characters.
• The Personality Changing Machine: Students perform a skit featuring a prop labeled 'The L.T.C. Personality Changing Machine' during a college event.
• TEACHERS AND TECHNOLOGY: This text discusses how technology is influencing society and the economy, noting that Canada has historically lagged behind the United States in educational attainment levels. It emphasizes that teachers have a critical responsibility to inspire students to excel so they can thrive in a technologically advanced world.
• High School Conservation Course: Since 1957, the Dryden Paper Company has hosted an annual conservation course at Contact Bay Camp for Grade 10 students. The program aims to educate future leaders on the importance of protecting and wisely using the district's natural resources.
• Student Life Photos: Two candid photographs showing students engaged in academic work. One student is seen writing at a desk, while another is standing in a classroom setting with books.
• Night View of Lakehead Teachers' College: A black and white photograph capturing the exterior entrance of the Lakehead Teachers' College building at night, illuminated by overhead lights under the portico.

Advertisers

The volume carries 63 advertisements from 63 businesses: Hudson's Bay Company, Drawson's Beauticians & Barbers, G.R. Duncan Co. Ltd, John C. McDonald Real Estate, Fryer Studio, Pang's Restaurant, Centennial Shoe Store, Jerome's, MacGillvray-Ferguson Ltd, Gallery of Fine Arts, Chong Garden, Flowerland, Joy Shop, Career Miss, Sue Park, The Fort William Board of Education, Queen's University, Bamboo Garden, Videon, Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd, Willport Realty, Simpsons-Sears, Dryden Paper Company Limited, Carina Shoe Store, Business Supply Company (Lakehead) Limited, Laskin's FURNITURE & APPLIANCES LTD, Gibson Motors (1962) Limited, Ontario Public School Men Teachers' Federation, Grandview Apartments, W. J. Ham, Hewitson Construction, Peterson Furniture & Appliances, Green's Hobbycraft & Novelty Shop, Pacific Finance Credit Limited, The Corporation of the City of Port Arthur, Nu-Fashion Beauty Salon, Chapples, Bourke's DRUG STORE LTD, Provincial Paper Limited Port Arthur Division, Waterloo Music Company Limited, The Board Of Education For The City Of Port Arthur, Federation of Women Teachers' Association of Ontario, Eaton's, Rutledge Stationery Limited, Walker's, Atkinson's JEWELLERS LIMITED, Le Cocq THE FLORIST, Fort Optical Company, D.J. Kelly Ltd, Mahons, Walter Brown Jewellers, Metropolitan Stores Of Canada, Ricki's Ladies Wear, Perciante & Laprade Sporting Goods Limited, Dresswell, Kam Motors Limited, The Great Lakes Paper Company, Limited, Crooks Rexall Pharmacy, St. James Stereo Centre Ltd, Marko Photography, Hillport Motors, G. P. McEACHERN LIMITED, Inter-Collegiate Press, Ltd.

Transcription notes

Transcribed from page images of the Internet Archive scan. Descriptions of write-ups are summaries in the wiki's own words. Names printed with initials only cannot be matched to people and are recorded on the roster as printed.