London Normal School - Spectrum Yearbook (London, Ontario Canada)

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PHYLLIS DUNLOP Dresden She ' ll do well in any line. She ' s bright and gay and really fine. FLORENCE ELLIS Sarnia, H. 2 A friend good and true is our Florence, W ho loves to show you how to square dance. DOHOTIIY EMERY Parkhill Lovely is Dorothy, clever is she; An old maid teacher she ' ll never be. JEAN FARMER 2042— 8th Ave., E. Owen Sound She ' s a coy gal; no dilhery fuss. But a dandy pal; personality plus. CI AIRE FELLOWS Blenheim -1 teaching she has guile a flair Thai brilliant pal ice call Claire . JEAN FENTON Dobbinton, R. 1 Jean is a leacher and thai rigid well, Jean sews her own clothes — isn ' t that swell DORIS FERGUSON Kings iile, R. 1 In Science she chants in a minor key, Tliat ' s Fergie — our little Scotch lassie. Til ELM A FLANNIGAN London, R. 8 ThelmaFlannigan is her name. When she leaves us she may reach fame. JOY FOSTER Coatsworth, R. 1 Joy is her name And also her fame. EVELYN GAULT Watford, R. 1 The class will know it when she says halt. They ' ll fall in line for Evelyn Gault. MADALENE GILFILLAN Kirk ton, R. 1 Quiet, gentle, sweet and good. We love her as all people should. RETTY G1LLETT Aylmer, R. 6 Betty Gillett is quiet and meek. But her friendship we all do seek. ANNA GILLIES Parkhill. R. 6 Whether it be you or I , Her dimples always catch your eve. DOROTHY GILLIES West Ix rne, R. 3 A more cheerful young lady you ' ll never find. And to her pupils she ' ll always be kind. EDNA GOULD Iona Future pupils of Edna Gould Please take no e: She ' ll not be fooled. MILDRED GREER 221 Cobden St. Sarnia U i Hi a ktiit knit, knit She punctuates our Lit.

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RETA CORNFOOT Glencoe She ' s a decided brunette — ' tis true. And more than that — she ' s a friend true Itlue. JAY DEIR 773 Little Grey St. London girl until vim and vitality, Her greatest asset—personality. MARCELLE COTE 22b Durand St. Sarnia Small in height, spirit bright. Born to ascend to untold might. [RENE COULTHARD Glencoe, R. 3 About Irene there is no doubt. On May !■ . she ' ll surely be out. MAR1 V CREATE Strathrxjj Marian is a quiet girl At picking peaches, quite a whirl. EDITH DO AN Sombra Edith is one with nary a foe. She ' s one of the trio we all know. ELIZABETH DORIE (ileneoe Dopey Dobie is a scream. But as a friend, she is the cream. UDREY DOEY Blenheim The hearts of all, dear Audrey won. Including that of our gallant Middleton. it J m FLORENCE S VRTZ Wat ford, R. 3 Normal is really not so phoney. It made our Flo commit matrimonv. ELLA CRUICKSHVNK Corunna The impression on us that Ella imparts Is, She ' s 1A in her subjects, and Al in our hearts . MARION DAVYSON Wheatley, R. 1 Marion ' s full of vitality and fun, Especially when her work is Dunn . MARJORIE DAY London, R. 5 Marjorie lores games of every kind. A better sport is hard to find. OWEN DO RES 591 Oxford St. London Perhaps she does resemble a wren. For quiet and busy is our friend Gwen. DOROTHY DOUGALL Hensall A manner perl, benign and frugal, These opaque words mean Dorothy Dougall. BETTY DRAGE Inwood, R. 1 Underneath her quiet composure Lies that wit which begs exposure. MARIE DUNCAN Strathroy li. ( Marie ' s pet saying, (I think it ' s droll) Is. Oh, my goodness, bless my soul 1

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NANCY HALLIBURTON 360 Mankin Blvd. Windsor On fiction hooks Nance nils much thought. No wonder — her ancestor ' s Scott. FLORENCE HALL 159 Hale St. London .4 quiet, demure, young lady — our Flo ' . For her may the lamp of success glow. VERA HARDING Llderton. R. 1 Vera savs she ' s from ' wav out West ' n RTLE II VRRIE9 St. Thomas, K. 3 From St. Thomas breezes Myri, Always late. I ut that don ' t hurt. RAE HAWKINS Forest Was she here for the first period RUTH HAWKINS Brownsville Our fair equestrienne — when truck meets horse? EDITH HOAG 50 Rains St. St. Thomas Sweet is the voice of Song. J? } DORIS HOLMES Embro, R. 1 So quiet a girl you ' ll seldom find- Especially in Form 111. DORIS HUNTLEY Putnam The cautious seldom err. WILMA JACK 131 Myrtle St. St. Thomas A very studious stu dent. BERNICE JACKLIN Elm wood, R. 2 Wisely and slow; they stumble that run fast. BETH JOHNSON Appin, R. 3 Where ' s Lethbridge? BERNICE JUBENVILLE Pain Court Jubilant, joyous, juvenile, Jubenville. MARY KESKANEK Sarnia, R. 3 Mary and her violin: The touch of the master hand . MARY KIRWIN Thames St. Ingersoll Did father come today? HELEN LAIDLAW Aylmer, R. 1 The one who knows all about communication .