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

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LILLIAN LAIDLAW Aylmer, R. 1 Her hair doesn ' t match her disposition. YULA LAMPARD Catherine St. Blenheim Another quiet member of the silent form. MARY LAYNG Denfield Layng mae ler turn reick. FLORENCE LEITCII Dutton, R. 2 The quieter half of the Lillie- Leitch household. MARDELL LETHBRIDCE 1719 Iroquois St. Windsor Our Border Citv Star. RUTH LILLIE Wallacehurg Site speaks gently but carries a big slick. OLIVE LOGAN Forest, R. 1 Reliable, resourceful, respon- sible, respectable, retiring, rewhatable. SHIRLEY LOVELL Bothwell, R. 2 Take a look. You wont see her picture here next year. ELOISE MACAULAY Aherfeldy He ' s a cute kid . SHIRLEY MACAULAY Aberfeldy That nauseates me . JULIANA MATUSKA 896 Elm Ave. Windsor Dr. Mark, will there be a test on Friday? MARJORIE McCANN 2089 Verdun Windsor Quietly. Marjorie. quietly. BESSIE McCORQUODALE Thamesforcl. R. 3 Whistle wliile you itark. ANNA M.DON LD Parkhill. R. 5 Our budding homcmaker. HELEN MrGINNIS Delhi Hobby — evading the issue. rVAH McINTYRE ( llandeboye, R. 1 A quiet, industrious girl.

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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 .

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MARGARET McCLELLAN Iona Station, R. I Form 111 has its own Peggygogy . M AM ION McLEOD 25 Myrtle St. Thomas Full many a flower teas born lo blush I) McMANUS I I ! Wellington St. St. Thomas Who is Ihut boy from Form 111 whittling in the Hall? e. McMillan Dutton, R. 2 .4 man ' s reach should exceed his grasp, or what ' s a heaven for MARION McNIECE London, R. 1 Truly a pedagogical pedagoge. elva McQueen Hensall Queen bee in the hive. KATIIERINE MILES Ingersoll. R, 5 M iles from Ingersoll. THELMA MILLER Rothwell, R. 5 She can Both-well. RUTH MILLS Wheatley, R. : ' , Silence is golden. VIRGINIA MONTEITII Dutton Well, what do you think . ELIZABETH MONTGOMERY Cot t am ' ' Consc ienl ious Liz ' DOROTHY MOODY Ra enswood She boasts great genius. JEAN MOORE Kincardine, R. 1 She knows whereof she speaks. MAVIS MOORE Fletcher. R. 2 Mr. Mc hone, I pronounce my name Mav-vis. MILDRED McSLOY W indham Centre Better late than never, but better never late. ANNE MORGAN Hensall, R. 1 Anne Morgan, our girl from Hensall, While being editor, has ne ' er dropped her pencil.