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

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FORM IV. B. Back Row — J. Nagle, R. A. Limon, W. Sutherland, M. J. Armstrong, H. McLean, A. Dewar, A. F. Mai. one Middle — W. L. McCutcheon, O. H. Nickel, G. Scarlett, J. L. Willis, J. Smith, W. E. Hemstreet, H. Jacques, E. V. Hill Front — M. Mead, W. Kourtz, M. K. Armstrong, G. Fowler, H. L. Davis, B. Blair, G. E. Facf.v — 19 —

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Biographies-- Continued ELSIE FERGUSON Sport went hand in hand with Science. Elsie Ferguson received her education at Clinton Collegiate Institute, where her work as a student ranked high. She enjoys her work as a teacher- in-training, and while substituting at the London South Collegiate, her third form pupils debated on the subject, Resolved that Normalites are better teachers than the regular ones. GERTRUDE FOWLER Always reliable, always kind, She makes a good true friend, you will find. Gert. received her education at the Clinton Collegiate Institute. While in the Collegiate she was a prominent figure in social and athletic centres. Her musical talent was a valuable asset, both at Collegiate and Normal. Her interest in her work as teacher-in-training promises a successsful career. M A RG A R ET G R I E VE With gentle yet prevailing force, Intent upon her destined course. Margaret completed her course at London Col- legiate in 1922, and her work there showed she was very industrious, and also always willing to help those who needed it. Those who had become Margaret ' s friends at Normal were very sorry when she had to leave, and we all hope that some time she may be able to finish her course. HELEN M. JACQUES A good sport and a true friend. Graduated from Woodstock Collegiate in ' 22, taking upper school teachers ' work. Completing this she entered Normal, and has proved a shining light in both sports and debating. Basketball and tennis has held her attention, while in tie- bating she has several times helped to lead the form to victory. EDITH KEW I ' ll leave thy praises unexpress ' d And all thy greatness to be guess ' d. Wingham is the birthplace of this sweet little maid of Form IV. Here her happy school life passed gaily by to a tune as merry as that of the old song School Days. The pupils of her school will always be in tune, and never need the harsh treatment prescribed by Normal masters, or the Old Woman of the Shoe. WINNIFRED KOURTZ A link of gold in the chain of life. Winnie first saw light in the little town of Wallacetown, where she grew up and received her primary education. On passing entrance she attended Dutton High School, to which she walked every day, a distance of three miles. Finally she found her way to London Normal as a first class student. We predict a shining future. AMY LUCKHAM And raven locks had she, And dark brown eyes. These qualities have helped win many friends for Amy since she first began to smile. After at- tending a rural school, she entered Forest High School, where she became an industrious student as well as a basketball enthusiast. She is now keeping up her good reputation at London Normal. HELEN MACLEAN A sunny disposition is the very soul of success. Helen ' s travels on the road to knowledge began in London ' s educational centres. Achieving great success, she glided through with flying colors. Desiring to gain a prominent position in the in- tellectual world, she joined her maiden sisters in the ranks of pedagogy. Her favorite pastime is tennis. Wieldest not that strip of leather with the dexterity thou wieldest thy racket. MILLIE McGEE Pack all your troubles in your old kit bag, And Smile, Smile, Smile. This was Millie ' s motto, and she surely carried it out. She always enjoyed a joke, especially if it was on the other fellow. While at Woodstock Collegiate she took an active part in all functions, being one of the leaders of the Home and School Club. Coming to L. N. S. in ' 23, she made a host of new friends, and was successful in all she undertook. MARIE MEADE A little learning scattered o ' er A frolic of a year and more Then presto change and you create A sober Normal graduate. Marie received her high school education at Woodstock, where she graduated in 1922. Although quiet, she made many friends who will remember her as the friend who was always ready to help them. This personality came with her to London and won for her a group of new friends who soon learned that Marie could play base ball along with her other accomplishments. HAZEL ROBERTSON With her bright smile and pleasing manner she is always welcome. Hazel graduated from the Aylmer High School. Then with a thirst for greater knowledge, and the desire to teach and instruct others, she attended London Normal, where she is spending a very successful year. Her pleasing personality has made her many friends. — 18 —

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Biographies — Continued GRACE SCARLETT A sweet, attractive kind ot grace. It was at Seaforth that Grace first looked upon this joyous world. During her public school, Collegiate and Normal days her genial nature and capacity for hard work have ensured success. In the model schools her charming personality make her lessons a delight. May the fair goddess Fortune smile upon her future life, whatever it may be. MARTHA SCOBIE Miss M. Scobie was a student of Stratford Col- legiate. Although of a studious nature, she takes her part in social affairs of the school. She does everything in which she plays a part, to the best of her ability. Because of her cheerful, willing and unselfish nature, she has made numerous friends. JANET SMITH She ' s always ready to do her share. Of the duties assigned each day Her willingness to help the rest Will make her mem ' ry stay. She received her primary education at Lieury public school, graduating from which, she obtained the first scholarship. Her good work was also con- tinued in her high school course at Parkhill. In athletics she always took an active part, play- ing defence on the basketball team. DO ROT H EA STAFR )RD A smile for all, a welcome glad, A jovial, coaxing way she had. Dot. first smiled at Si. Catharines. Having spent most of her successful high school career at Brussels, she graduated from Leamington C. I. Now we find her about to graduate from the L. N. S., and looking forward to a happy career in the teaching profession. Successs to her! WILDA SUTHERLAND Her hair is not more sunny than her smile. Was educated at Woodstock Collegiate, matricu- lated and completed her upper school course in 1922. Basketball and tennis have enlisted her enthusiastic support, in all she won her colors, especially in basketball she has displayed her ability. She has held office on the athletic executive in various capacities. WESLEY J. ANKENMAN Keeps his counsel, does his duty, Cleaves to friends, loveth beauty. Harken, oh ye Normalites, and give ear unto the words of my mouth. Wesley J., a farmer ' s son, after having completed his upper school work at Listowel High School, came to London Normal School to improve his scholarship. Optimism, his outstanding character- istic, is manifested in his favorite expression, It might have been worse. MALCOLM J. ARMSTRONG A man of much esteem, and truly a worthy friend. Entered Seaforth Collegiate I ' M 7, completed his Junior Matriculation in four years with honors, and fitted himself for first class Normal training the following year. Interested in social affairs; but worked, as well with an ambitious, energetic spirit. His success is due to the above, together with his marked originality and perseverence. MELVIN s. BLANCHARD For Nature made him what he is And never made another. Mel. hails from Seaforth Collegiate, which he entered in 1917, graduating with a first-class cer- tificate in 1°22. He came to London Normal de- termined to win a place among Canada ' s future educationalists. Here his interest in sports, and his honest, cheery, good fellowship won him many friends. ARCHIE DEWAR Lectures be damned, I ' ll have my sleep. The shores of Lake Huron contain the birth- place of Arch. His home stood a few miles from Bayfield, and he received his high school education in Clinton. After spending a few years as a tiller of the soil he entered the London Normal as a first class teacher-in-training. Best of luck, son. WM. FINLAVSON Formed on the good old plan Noble and true, and aye, a man. ' Bill was born in the County of Huron, October, 1901. He received his public school education at the little red school-house on the corner, later going to Seaforth Collegiate. In September, 1922, he arrived at the London Normal on a motorcycle, and has been kicking up a dust ever since. WM. E. H EM STREET Who saw life steadily and saw it whole, Strong in will to resolve, to strive, to do. Courteous, cheerful, with ' service ' for his motto. Graduating from Aylmer High School in 1921, with an H. S. course broken up by service oversea in the Great War, Will came to Normal after a year ' s teaching experience. A member ot the Literary Executive, he has shown a marked interest in all school activities. With his personality and teaching ability, he is certain of success in future. — 20 —