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

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GEORGE M. ROBB Box 191 Glencoe I just love that piece! M. DIANE ROYAL Box 118 Dorchester The Voice. HELEN T. RUSSETTE R.R. 1 McGregor Our friend with the ink bottle. VERNA M. SIMPSON R.R. 3 Oil City She ' s a slippery one from Oil City. VELMA A. SMITH 56 Dean Avenue Guelph Talent plus! ADAM STETCHER 1631 Taylor Street Windsor His booming voice says No! GEORGE D. STEVENSON 609 George Street Woodstock Humpty-Dumpty sits on the wall. A good example for us all. ml i 4JI in 1 V f jl r F B « km r3a ANNA ROTH 79 Base Line Road London I ' m cold! G. COLMAR RUSSELL 329 Ferguson Avenue London One of the rovin ' kind. MARY LEE SCHOOLEY R.R. 2 La Salette Tall and stately. DONALD SIMS 1119 Trafalgar Street London Still waters run deep! WANDA M. SMITH Watford Smile and the world smiles with you. BETTY R. STEEL R.R. 4 Blenheim Where there is Annie there is Betty. AMY L. STEWART 387 William Street London A blush is the sign of a true lady.

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EVANGELINE R. PARKER 1793 Chilver Rd. Windsor 5 9 of vim and vitality. CATHERINE L. PATTERSON Watford j Sweet and lovely. ANNE PAULS Port Rowan With magic in her eyes. ! ALLISON L. PEARCE | R.R. 1 ■ Wallacetown We meet at the queerest places! FAYE L. PETTAPIECE R.R. 2 Ruth ven A sweet innorenl mili ' FREDERICK H. PHILLIPS 278 Hamilton Rd. London K, P ,, m ELSIE H. POLLARD Iona Station I ' m cold — I wanta go home! jl l F. BROCK RACHAR 208 Ridout St. S. London How re V ;i Homer npnrffo? BARBARA A. REED 202 Proctor St. Sarnia Teaching in the home town, you know! AUDREY G. REID Dutton Just a cover girl at heart. -MARGARET RICHARDSON 17 Balaclava St. St. Thomas I heard a good one the other day. JEAN RIGGS 2464 Gladstone Ave. Windsor She ' s got the love bug itch! HELEN M. RILEY i Box 5 Glencoe | Irish maid with the big brown eyes. ! GRACE RITCHIE 13 Sydenham St. Woodstock Watch those calories! 1

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SHIRLEY M. STONEHOCSE 3 Southgate Street London In school quiet and demure— outside? we ' re not so sure. ANNIE U. TAYLOR R.R. 1 Essex A happy heart her calmness proves. HELEN TENGELITS 157 Sheldon Avenue Chatham What has night to do with sleep? ADA L. THOMAS Burgesville Come! laugh awhile with me! HELEN M. THOMPSON Delaware Her voice is ever soft and low. VIVIAN J. THOMPSON R.R. 2 Tillsonburg A second Jack Benny with the violin. MARY TINNEY R.R. 2 Florence The girl is serene, quiet and keen. $ V . ?• r M SYLVIA M. SVVALWELL 1566 Hall Avenue Windsor A questioning mind she oft reveals. GEORGE D. TEALL R.R. 2 Vienna A waltz he cannot do. JOHN THIBAUDEAU 28 Wellington Street St. Thomas I dream of Jeannie with the dark brown hair. PATRICIA M. THOMAS 213 Sunset Drive St. Thomas The gal with the squeeze-box. MARION E. THOMSON R.R. 3 Kippen Ever ready with a friendly Hello! JOSEPHINE R. TINLINE R.R. 1 Chatham Speaking of angels? E. ISABEL TOMLINSON 52 Brighton Avenue Brantford From this small spark may burst a mighty flame.