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

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,dune nut-,hu v I : R7 o ur Masters V R. H. ROBERTS, M.A. C. P. McNEILL, M.A. School Management and Mathematics Science, Agriculture and Horticulture I ,,,. . g xx ' 'if S ,df sr ,Q S ,flu V 0, C. R. MacLEOD, B.A., B.Paed. G. H. DOBRINDT, B.A. Literature, Reading and Senior Social Composition and Grammar, Primary Studies Reading, Primary Social Studies Page Five

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vo,-,uno nvsL-,hut Q . NDPIAL K SCHOOL vi 'fl rincipalja Jlleuage io the Clow! of 1947-1948 Your class is unique in a number of respects. Of all the classes that have graduated from the London Normal School, yours is the most recent. You can therefore fairly lay claim to an exposure to a greater cumulative wisdom and experience on the part of your Alma Mater than that experienced by any of your predecessors. You have had a higher percentage of male students than any class of the past forty years. This has provided more ballast for your student activities. It also augurs well for the schools of tomorrow, for it is generally con- ceded that boys in senior classes should have men teachers to a much greater extent than obtains today. A revolution has been effected in the manner of applying for schools. Formerly students besieged school boards in the scramble for positions. This year many officials are coming to you offering inducements to sign a contract. To a greater extent, perhaps, than any former class, you are standing on the threshold of your profession with high hope and great expectancy. All have a right to expect many important reforms and innovations from the report of the Royal Commission in the near future. We are sorry to see you go, for in many ways you have woven yourselves into our high regard and affection. We are happy, however, to send you forth with our best wishes and with one last parting injunction and challenge to be worthy of all the privileges which have been yours. Frame for yourselves the highest ideal you can conceive for a teacher, project it as your guiding star, follow it with all the zeal, vigour, and tenacity worthy of so high a calling. C. E. MARK Page Four

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DOROTHY EME RY, A.O.C.A. Instructor in Art and Writing KR RHENA McILROY, A.T.C.M. Instructor in Mllsic Page Six no-no mscnw 0 .7 Wfi -D---L mmm .s- 4, W L rl I or-:no I ur t9n4irucfor.4 933.4 ,OV iwm-.fa WINNIFRED R. PRENDERGAST GRACE CONOVER, B.S., M.A. Physical Education, Secretary and Registrar LOUISE MOISLEY Librarian and Instructor in Library Methods Instructor in Home Economics and Hygiene x.. Q , ! as ' S . as , FRANK G. WALKER Instructor in Manual Training