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

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UNA LOFT, R. R. 3, Ilderton, Ont. Kind words are the music ofthe world. DONNA LONG. R. R. 3, Ridgetown, Ont. I'll speak to thee in si lence. RALPH LUCAS, R. R. 3, Watford, Ont. The blush is beautiful, but it is sometimes inconven- ientl MARGARET LYMAN, 17 Isabelle Place, Riverside, Ont. To a young heart every- thing is fun. JOYCE MASON, 316 Ottaway Ave., London, Ont. Still waters run deep. QIEAN MARTINDALE, Aylmer, Ont. Yea, music is the prophet's nrt. MARGARET MCCALLUM, R. R. 3, Walkers, Ont, Humour, warm and all- embracing as the sunshine. BETTY MARRISON, R. R. 4, Thedford, Ont. Give me some music. MARY MCCAUSLAND, 45 Alma St., London, Ont., O, she will sing the savage- ness out of a bear, ELEANOR MCCORMICK, R. R. 5, Pnrkhill, Ont. Good deeds ring clear through heaven like a bell. EILEEN MCEACHERN, R. R. 3, Glencoe, Ont. We do ourselves the most good. RUTH MCGILL, 917 VVellington St., London, Ont. Music moves us and we know not why. CATHERINE MCNAB, 139 Park Row, Woodstock, Ont. A good wit will make use of everything. BARRY MOORE, 193 Langarth St., London, Ont. Fame is the thirst of youth. GERALDINE MONK, Springford, Ont. Speech is the golden har- vest that followed the flow- ering of thought. MABEL MORGAN, 652 Bridge Ave., Windsor, Ont. Love and a cough may not be hidden.

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ELIZABETH GATFIELD 3770 Sandwich St. Wf Windsor, Ont. Games lubricate the body andthe mind. SHIRLEY HEATHERINGTON, Delhi, Ont. Art is power GENEYIEYE HEENAN, R. R. 3, Lucun, Ont. No woman dares express all she thinks. LOLA HERIJ. 757 Lawrason St., lVoodstock, Ont. Music is the poetry of the utr. LORRAINE HODGIXS, Lucan, Ont. I would help others out of at fellow-feeling. JOYCE HUNT, 699 York St., London, Ont. Friendship buys friend- ship. JOSEPHINE JACK, 131 Myrtle St., St. Thomas, Ont. Diligence is the mother of good luck. DORIS J.-XRYIS, R. R. 1, Mooretown, Ont. Power rests in tranquilityf MARGARET KNOXYLES, 698 Talbot St., London, Ont. The greatest mt-flicine i 1 true friend. LUIS KNOX. Grztnton, Ont. Nothing is rlt-nierl to well- rllrected labour. Rl-INA L.-XINIPERD, 30 Delaware Ave., Chatham, Ont. Virtue is the tirst title of llolvllltyf' jl'NE LEE. R, R. 1, Springford, Ont. l'oliteness is the flower of humanity. MARGLERITE LEESOX Tha mesville, Ont. He is good that does gootl to others. IDA LIBERTY, Thamesville, Ont. Short sentences drawn from long experience. NANCY LITTLE. Iona Station, Ont. Infinite riches in at little room. GER.-XLDINE LOBBAN, R. R. 2. lYilton Grove, Ont. Silence gives consent.

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PAULINE MORLEY, 132 Forest Ave., St. Thomas, Ont. Those elegant delights of jig and vaultingf' JACK NEALE, Tillsonburg, Ont. jokes are the pepper of conversation, and the salt of life. ANNIE NEIL, R. R. 8, Parkhill, Ont. Common sense is instinct and enough of it is genius. ONA NEVILLE. Straffordville, Ont. It is not so much conse- quence what you say, as how you say it. EDNA O'NEILL, R. R. 1, Ridgetown, Ont. The true measure of life is not length, but honesty. ISABELLE PATTERSON R. R. l, Norwich, Ont. Toil of science swells the wealth of art. EDYTHE PERCY, R. R. 2, Thedford, Ont. Nothing, at times, is more expressive than silence. CATHERINE PEIRCE, 491 Charlotte St., London, Ont. Let others hail the rising sun. MARY POAG, 390 Princess Ave., London, Ont. And gentle dullness extr loves a joke. ROBERT REI ll, Yarna, Ont. Love is the wine of exists ii PRCC. ELIZABETH REID, R. R. 2, Port Lambton, Ont. Hlmplores the passing tri- bute of a sigh. BETTY RISEBOROLCH R.R. 6, Thamesville, Ont. For life lives only in suc- cess. ELEANOR ROBSON, R. R. l, Dentielcl, Ont. Come and trip it as ye go, on the light fantastic toe. MVRIEL ROGERS, R. R. 2, Belmont, Ont. Music, where soft voices alie, vibrates in the mem- orv. NOR MA ROSE, Morpeth, Ont. Knowledge, love, power- there is the complete life. MARTHA RUMLEY, Morpeth, Ont. . 'Heaven in sunshine, will requite the kind.