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

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JEANNETTE MOSS South Talbot Road Delhi A rolling stone gathers no Moss INEZ MOWERS Blenheim Burning the midnight oil. but oh. the morning after. ELLEN MUNDY 352 N. Mit t on St. Sarnia Never a blue Mundy. WILLA MYERS Alvinston, R. 1 Will-a do it, or won ' t I? HELEN NEWTON Thorndale The Mad Chemist — Formula 112 SO I - poetry. EUNICE OESTREICHER Dash wood Eunice and Don had a duel. For Eun ice plays the cornel. ALICE OLDRIDGE Ingersoll, R. 5 She appreciates the North. MARION ORCHARD Shedden wonder, is it peaches or lemons. m i ELEANOR PAYNE Kingsville, R. 1 Eleanor Payne Thinks it ' s a shame To have such a name But who is to blame? KATHLEEN PETTYPIECE 110 Richmond St. Amherstburg Whirling around with Taylor, Just scrounging around and no guff. HELEN PIERCE Thamesville 11 hatever Hie task, be it hard or fierce. It shall be finished by Helen Pierce. BETTY PINCOMBE Deleware Where you see Pierce: there vou see Pincombe. BLANCHE PRICE 638 Talbot St. London The sound of Blanche ' s swezes Oft are wafted on the breezes. MYRCi I. PULLEN 1393 Mo v Windsor Mercy me. seems there ' s no- thing lo do but Pull and Pull. M IUO ROULSTON I iondon, R. f t small still voice crying out amidst our chatter.

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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.

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NELLIE SANDS Tupperville, R. 2 Found spread all over the bench nl Waikiki MARION SHAW heatley, R. 3 Oh Shaw] Slop ill CLARA SMEPLI Thames ville, R . 3 Bigger and Better Smiles. JOYCE SMITH Mount Elgin One of the Smith girls. LOIS SMITH Oil Springs She graduated f rom the High Stool to the piano stool. MARJORIE SMITH Morpeth, R. 1 Dr. Hofferd: Miss Smith, were you raised on a farm? DOROTHY ANN TAYLOR (156) 561 Chippewa St. Windsor In her usual whirl of activity, Smarten up, Jeff, and gel on the beam . MARION TAYLOR Dorchester 1 combination of a lovely voice and red hair. i BETTY THOMPSON Selkirk. R. 1 U)ts l people wouldn ' t confuse me with Violet . [OLET THOMPSON Norwich wish people wouldn ' t confuse me with Belly . DOROTHY THORPE 1 1 5 Bruce Ave. Windsor Dame Dignity stalks in our midst and Britannia rules he classroom. ANN TUFFORD St. Thomas, R. 1 Small in stature, great in guile, Mischief lurks in every smile. | • MP ■ LORNA WARDELL Alvinston. R. 4 What about the gas ration. Lorna? Watch the Fords go by ' GRETA WEBBER Centralia, R. 1 don ' t know Webber — to do it or not. DOROTHY ANN IRENE TAYLOR (157) Ettrick My name is Dorothy Ann Irene Taylor.