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

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Biographies— Continued BEULAH M. FERRIS For to know her better Was but to love her more. Beulah skipped through school with many honors, especially in English. Harrow Public and Con- tinuation and Windsor Collegiate being the lucky ones. A staunch friend to all wherever she goes. Sincere, loving and ambitious — her social talent and good sportsmanship have made her an in- valuable help to the Normal School. We predict a successful and brilliant future. EILEEN F. FINNEGAN A friend noble, and sincere. The fact that Eileen was educated in London, accounts for the superiority of her training. As her name implies she is Irish and she very cleverly portrays the wit of her race. Eileen has an artistic- taste, which the literary society has successfully utilized on several of their decorating problems. Her kind congenial nature, makes her a great favorite among her classmates. EVA KATHLEEN FITZGERALD Faith, ' twas coal black hair she had and dark brown eyes. Attended H. S. at St. Thomas, Niagara-on-the- Lake, Petrolia, took first year at Toronto University, came to us well-equipped for the active part she has played in both school and form; was first president of Form 3; later their able representative on editorial staff. ELIZABETH FLEMING Love of life and study made pleasure and duty go hand and hand with her. In Rodney Continuation School, Elizabeth received her High School education, graduating therefrom in the year 1922. She then linked her- self with the London Normal School, where she has won many sincere friends through her affability and geniality. HELEN FLOTO She is my friend, faithful and just to me. One who shatters Helen ' s reserved and retiring nature is more than rewarded by her true friend- ship and staunch loyalty. Having a liking for and natural ability with children she promises to be both an efficient and enthusiastic teacher. ALICE GALBRAITH Broad in mind, tall in stature Bad at times, but good in nature. Alice attended the Dutton High School. At Normal her classmates found her good-natured, fun-loving and ever willing to help. Her success as a teacher is assured, since her very personality will undoubtedly inspire her pupils to great heights. DYMPNA GARCEAU To know her is to love her. Dympna graduated from St. Angela ' s College, London, where for five years she was a popular student. Dympna began her High School career by winning the Excellence medal and two years later won another gold medal. Dympna was always interested in sports but never took a very active part in them. MARY BEATRICE GERRIE To strive, to seek, to find and not to yield. ' ' Beatrice completed her public school course winning a wrist watch for best writing on the entrance examination. At Ingersoll Collegiate where she spent four pleasant years she excelled in English, carrying off a medal as a prize on an essay. Her Normal year has found for her many new friends. NINA E. GILBERT She ' s so prim and so neat From her head to her feet. Nina was born at Fingal where she received most of her early education. Her school life was a successful one and she graduated from Fingal Continuation School with honors in 1921. Her cheerful bright optimism wins friends for her wherever she goes. DOROTHY EVELYN GILL We will think of the old-time comradeship And long for our Normalite days. Dorothy ' s early education was obtained at the country schoolhouse near the village of Holbrook. She attended the Woodstock Collegiate Institute, completing the course in three years and obtaining her Middle School with honors. During her year at Normal she has won many friends by her air of quiet friendliness. LEDA GUEST She has wit and song and sense, Sport and mirth and eloquence. Thorndale Continuation School claimed Leda during her preparatory education from which she graduated in 1920. Entering Normal, she im- mediately interested herself in the activities of school life and soon won a place of esteem among her classmates. Leda capably filled the office of Form V. President. BATHSHEBA HART She has wit and song and sense, Sport and mirth and eloquence. Bashie uttered her first plaintive protest in Dresden, here she matriculated in 1921. We found her to be fun-loving and care-free but withal an earnest and loyal friend. — 30 —

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FORM III. A. Back — -N. Gilbert, B. Gerrie, E. Fleming, M. Hardy, L. A. Guest Middle — G. L. Hatch, C. M. Effingham, C. Herns, B. M. Ferris, L. M. Farrell, D. Gill, O. M. Hodgins, A. Galbraith Front — E. Finnegax, E. Hosking, D. Garceau, E. K. Fitzgerald, K. Hinnegan, L. Hillman, X. Hutton - 29

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FORM III. B. Back— M. M. MacEachren, A. B. MacGugan, L. M. Licas, C. LePain, M. Leslie, C. MacLean, B. Martin, E. Lewis Middle— T. E. King, B. Knight, E. I. Kintrea, G. Knights, E. Leitch, W. McTaggart, V. Johnston, M. G. Johns Front— E. A. Martin, V. Rider, H. Kelly, G. P. Laughton, G. MacDermott, O. Knight, I. Lackey — 31 -