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

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KATHLEEN MITTON 389 Wortley Road, London. True of heart and of spirit gay. W ith a smiling fare and a glad heart came K from Lucan C. ( ., where she learned the grcal lesson: to study first and play after. Her merry disposition has won her many friends. Kathleen is an active member of the ( ' .lee Club. ALICE K. SKAI.KY Aylmer, Ontario. Stic smiles and then the sun comes out. Alice and her smile came to us from Aylmer High School. She had previously attended Chatham Collegiate. Her faithfulness to her work, her sunny disposition, and a sense of humor have won her many friends. LUELLA PIERCE Strathroy, Ont. Had at times, hut good in nature. A true friend you always find her. I.uella graduated with a First from the well- known Strathroy Collegiate. She ' s the reg ' lar red- haired girl, — straightforward, impulsive, warm- hearted. She works while she works, and plays while she plays. Trust her to make her pupils do likewise. HAZEL II ALLY Newton, ( mtario. Her hobby— Dogs? Ha el comes from Newton. Hit High School education was received at Listowel. Next to school work Hazel likes playing jokes in her quiel way. When an occasion demands a witty remark. Hazel is right there ' ' with it . J. R. HALL Kerwood, Ont . HOWARD R. BEATTIE Mount Brydges, Ont . His years are young Hut his experience old. Howard was educated al Melbourne and Strath- roy. He entered London Normal in 19!?3, making many staunch friends and becoming very popular. He held with distinction literary and athletic offices, and bids fair to become a most distinguished educationalist of our province. HOW ARD CRANSTON Lucan, ( hit . ' ' Harder to be understood than a piece of Egyptian antiquity or an Irish manuscript. Lucan again holds the honor of moulding another intellect. Howdy, a student of marked ability, has always taken an active part in all school activities, especially baseball — his favorite hobby. ;. W. CUSHNIE Mount Forest . Ont. Out of the North came he. ( ' .. Wells hails from Mount Forest, where he obtained his High School education. Besides his scholastic abilit p , he also possesses considerable musical talent, having done considerable orchestra work. If his teaching career is as successful as his musical career, he will be a valuable addition to I he profession. J. S. GEMMELL 130 Mill St., London. He ' s little hut he ' s wise, He ' s a terror for his size. See the year book lor Scotty ' s activities. EDWARD T. GALLAGHER R. R. No. • , Strathroy. Posolutely Mr. Gallagher, Ahsotivcly Mr. Sheene. The smiling C.allagher conies to us from Strathroy Collegiate, where he was always in demand. While at Normal Ed. has excelled in English and Science. We feel sure his cheery Irish disposition will make him a favorite among his pupils. STEPHEN A. HAZEN Yienna, Ont. II r and shame from no condition rise. Act well your part, there all the honor lies. Steve hails from Yienna. Here he received part of his Public and High School education, but completed his Upper School at Tillsonburg. Being a very honest worker and generally jubilant over his work, especially in Science of Ed. HOWARD fO R DAN Mitchell, Ont. Though of independent mind He ' s a man for a ' that. This son of Euclid developed his powers in the Mitchell Schools. Howard showed his ability in acting Secretary-Treasurer of Literary. We are sure the teaching profession will not hold him long ere he displays his talent in Higher Mathematics. F. KOURTZ Ridgetown. Out. Tall, slim and hungry-looking. Ernie hails from Ridgetown, where he was a general favorite, particularly with the ladies. He maintains that individual charm at Normal. Broad in mind, tall in stature, Bad at times, but good in nature. ANGUS MACKAY Whitechurch] ( )n1 . CLAYTON O. MARTIN Seaforth, Ont. You may live without friends, you may live without hooks. Hut civilized men cannot live without cooks. A graduate of Seaforth C. I., where his specialty- was Mathematics and Science. He took an active part in all the sports and social functions of the school and community, being a versatile musician. He belongs to the ranks of the Benedicts. 21

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FORM I. GIR1.S. Back Row — A. Sealey, K. Eckert, R. Dahl, W. Elborn, Jean Boyes, E. Campbell, M. Whaley, K. Mitton. Middle Row — G. McPhee, — Bell, F. McPherson, M. Brock, V. Francis, E. Witty, M. Armstrong, Jessie Boyes. Front Row — E. Beamer, L. Pierce, M. Kuntz, — Hugh, E. Bmwn, E. Beattie, A. Armstrong, M. McWilliams, I. Bain, M. Doherty. 20

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FORM I. BOYS. Mack Row— C. S. Seltzer, J. Robinson, S. Gemmell, F. Minkler, H. Cranston, J. Ball, R. Reevie, B. Shaw. Middle Row — H. Jordan, W. Cushnie, S. Hazen, E kourtz, G. Martin, C. Webster, K. Gallagher, G. Sillerv. Front Row — H. Young, P. Steadman, A. McKay, E. Wilson, H. Saul, II. Pearson, H. Beattie.