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

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YEAR BOOK EXECUTIVE Left to Right-Back Row-Dr. Hofferd, Margaret Bell, Don. Squire. Front-Beth Gatheld, Dorothy Chandler, Grace Backus, Margaret Abbott. FIRST TERM GIRLS' ATHLETIC Left to RightfBack Row-Margaret Lyman, Eileen Daugh- arty, Marjorie Burley. Front-Beth Gatheld, Edna O'Neill, jean Martindale. SECON D TERM LITERARY Left to RightiBack Row-Bettv Riseborouqh, Helene Clegg. Audrey Dobson. ' I M Frontelrern Shzifld, Lois lY:ilsh, Ruth Facey, Ethelwyn Daniel. SECOND TERM STUDENT PARLIAMENT Left to RightwBac'k Row-Hazel Stonehouse, Dorothy Black, Joyce Hunt. Front-Don. Squire, Ruth McGill, Margaret Knowles, Grace Armour. FIRST TERM LITERARY Left to Right-Back Rowilrma Cudney, Margaret Knowles, Margaret Trott, Pauline Morley. Front-Dorothy Thorp, jack Neale, jean Daniel, Barry Moore. GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Left to Right-Back Row+Charlotte Berry, Donna Long, Eileen Daugharty. Middle-Margaret Lyman, Margaret Knowles, Betty Thomp- son, Eleanor McCormick. Front-Irma Cudney, Lorraine Hodgins, Beth Gattield, Edna O'Neill, Mabel Morgan. SECOND TERM GIRLS' ATHLETIC Left to Right-Back Row-Margaret Lyman, Shirley Heath- erington, Betty Thompson, Charlotte Berry. Front-Donna Long, Beth Gatfield, Mabel Morgan, Margaret Trott. BOYS' ATHLETIC TEAM Left to Right-Back Row-jack Neale, Don. Squire, Barry Moore. Front-Bob Reid, Ralph Lucas, Bill Spealce. FIRST TERM STUDENT PARLIAMENT Left to Right-Back Row-Ruth Scott, Grace Armour. Front-Betty Thompson, Lola Herd, Margaret Bell. Photographer-Illiss H. Clegg.

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DORIS XYEED, .'Xlvinston, Ont, Method is the hinge of business. MARY WHITE, Burgessville, Ont. Fidelity is the sister of justice. RUTH WILLAN, R. R. Z, Staples, Ont. Singers are merry and free from care, HELEN XYILKINSON, Tillsonburg, Ont. Neutness is Ll crowning grace. BEVL.-KH lYOOl..LliY R. R. l, Belmont, Ont. A just fortune awaits the deserving, PAULINE YORKE, Parkhill, Ont. lt is 21 friendly heart that has plenty of friends. NIGHT Ll FE 9+ tus i . ,Z ' l'Q 14.11 ' ' . . . 2 , , I fi yj Xl 4 A f I! .1 . ' f If V' f 11,417 kim' ' ' .' a ny wi Aj xrg O++i9'f' Page Eleven

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Editorial Yes, another year has rolled around and another group of aspirant students have almost completed their efforts in the halls of London Normal School. lVe were guided to go there by a smouldering spark of desire to be a teacherfa spark which the masters have so fanned that it now burns brightly. Let us see that this spark does not smoulder, smoke, and die out, but let us at all times be keen and alert to apply what we were taught. This has been one of the most pleasant years of our lives and it now almost lies behind us. As we leave it now, it will be one mingled with feelings of both joy and regret. XYe are sorry that the time has come when all good friends must part. Soon we will be scattered over a wide area far from one another, but we hope the seeds of friendship, sown at London Normal, shall remain firm and steadfast. DONALD SQYIRE. Editor. Principa1's Message To THE CI.Ass OF 194445:- Some of your grandmothers and grandfathers passed through this Normal School in its early days. That you are able to stand on their shoulders to-day was made possible by their pioneer labours in teaching. They were individu- alists in their work, you begin as a member of a professional organization. They were inclined to be more arbitrary in government, you will be more democratic. Their aim was largely the imparting of knowledge, yours is the training of citizens. The curriculum to-day is much more child-centered than formerly. The home and the school both realize much more fully to-day the need of hearty and intelligent co-operation. Your grandmothers married and raised families and so we hope you will eventually. And we hope also that, because of your earnest teaching efforts, your grandchildren will be enabled to stand in turn upon your shoulders. DR. C. E. MARK. Page Thirleen