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

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INORMAL SCHOOL jj j LONDON ONTARIO Edith Lowry, St. Thomas. Ede, in character, is a live wire. Be- sides taking a prominent part in sports and the Girls ' Club of S. T. C. I., she made a brilliant record in the St. Thomas Con- servatory of Music. Rl by Lucas. Alvinston. Grace, and beauty, and heart combined. Balanced well with a learned mind. Ruby will never be forgotten by the Normalites of ' 2. . with whom she was so popular. r 4 Margaret MacDolgal. Strathroy. Attended the Strathroy Collegiate; was secretary of the Athletic Society; excelled in basketball; was popular in all social functions. BLANCHE E. MacGregor. Rodney. Of sunny disposition she. Ridgetown H. S. claims Blanche as a star in basketball. We are sure that success will follow Blanche wherever she may go. Marjorie MacHardy. Merlin. Her hair is dark. Her eyes are blue. She is Scotch, A nd she is true. With a merry laugh And a sunny smile, You ' ll always find Marj. worth while. Kathleen Mahon. Belmont. Her temper is sweet all through the day. She has a smile that will chase the blues away. Kae is a graduate of the Aylmer High School. ' Nuft said. Marjorie Main. Wheatley. Of friendship true her gift is rare. In body, mind and soul she ' s fair: She ' s a gem of all creation. But always wishing for vacation. Played on the Leamington High School basketball team; was an active m ember of the Literary Society. Ena Mansfield, St. Thomas. Brevity is the soul of wit. After attending the Torquay Secondary School. England, Ena spent a year in pupil-teaching, coming to Canada last August. Mercea Marr, Southwold Station. Mercea is a live wire. She attended the Melbourne H. S. and St. Thomas C. 1. She is a wonder at pitching softball. Mabel Matheson. Thamesford. To know her is to love her. Mabel received her education at Ingersoll. Vera Mawhinney. Dashwood. Rippling laughter. A happy smile — that ' s Vera. Vera is a graduate of Exeter High School. She has always been known as an earnest student. Verna K. McCallum. Walkers. Away dull care ' . Born in the Walkers sugar-beet district; attended Glencoe High School for three years, and was an excellent student. 25 Edna M. McColl, Wallacetown. leave thy praises unexpressed, I leave thy greatness to be guessed. A graduate of Dutton High School, and the second member of her family to attend Normal. Marian McDonald, Muirkirk. A true companion and as firm a friend. Marian received her early education at Duart. Later she attended Rodney Con- tinuation School, where she showed rare dramatic ability. Success is the wish of her friends. Effie A. McFarlane, Dutton. Let us — let all the world agree To profit by resembling thee. An optimistic and industrious student. Effie was a member of the Glee Club. Lovedy A. McGee. Amherstburg. O why should life all labor be? Little Lovedy McGee graduated from Amherstburg H. S. in ' 24. Petite in stature, but, oh my!

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NORMAL SCHOOL LONDON ONTARIO Sadie E. Johnson, Melbourne. Sadie is a daughter of the soil. She obtained her High School Entrance at the proverbial little red schoolhouse. Now she is a happy member of Form C. Iva Johnston, Arkona. ' .4 friendly spirit and a cheery smile Make Jva ' s friendship quite worth while. Iva received her High School education in Arkon and Suathroy. Lovilla Kevvlev, Mandaumin. To hide her cares, her greatest art. Her pleasure, pleasures to impart. Lovilla is a graduate of the Sarnia C. I. We feel sure that her personality will show itself in her work wherever she goes. Best wishes for the future! Florence Kiuner, St. Thomas. When losing, her smile ' s always winning, When winning, she plays modest parts, But losing or winning, she ' s always be- ginning To take a new grip on our hearts. Hobby — sports. Ella Koyl, Southwold Station. .4 jolly girl who does her duty. Clings to friends and loveth beauty. Melbourne C. S., St. Thomas C. I. London Normal, is the story of Ella ' : educational career. Bellah Laidlaw, Milton Grove. The girl worth while is th: girl with a smile. Beulah graduated from London C. I. in 1!124. A good sport, an earnest and diligent worker. Kathleen Lamont. R. R. No. 1. Rodney. True of heart, gay of spirit. She served her four-year sentence at Rodney, while there winning oratorical honors, as well as being President of the Literary Society. Granted a parole, she came to L. N. S. Ri th Lamport, Exeter. Pretty to walk with, witty to talk with, and pleasant to think upon. Ruth attended the Exeter High School. Catherine Lawrence, Laurence Station. With her bright smile and pleasant manner she is always welcome. This promising young lady graduated from Glencoe High School. K excels in music, art and penmanship. Pearl Legg, Belmont. Pearl is one of the many honor graduates who have come from Belmont School. As a member of the Elgin Girls ' Institute she won several prizes in the judging com- petitions at Toronto Exhibition, including a free trip to Guelph. C.HRISTENA Leitch, Walkers. With mirth and laughter let old wrinkle! come. Christena graduated from Glencoe H. S. where she specialized in French. Olive Plato, Springfield. .4 merry heart doeth good, like medicine. Olive ' s training in art made her very competent in map drawing. We all know of her ability to catch ball on a baseball team. Alice LITTLE, R. R. No. 4, Ilderton. Her friends are many, her enemies few. Alice has always been very industrious, and we are certain she will achieve every success in her chosen profession. Ursula Logan, Sarnia. l T rsula won distinction in the Sarnia C. I. as an English student. She is an excellent orator and a clever violinist. In spite of breaking her ankle she maintained a high standing. Winnifrei) Loney. Chatham. She speaks of grace and beauty. Winnifred has won much admiration during the past year. Her exceedingly amiable disposition and charming person- ality easily account for this. Marion Love. Dresden. () June, O June, that we desire so. Wilt thou not make us happy on that day. Before coming to London Marion played on the Dresden basketball team. Her sister was a former student of the London Normal. 4 24

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NORMAL SCHOOL «te LONDON ONTARIO] Margaret McGregor, Blenheim. A link of gold in the chain of life. Attended Blenheim Continuation School and The Pines, Chatham. Ruth H. McGregor, Windsor. A merry heart maketh a cheerful counte- nance Ruth graduated from the Windsor schools in ' 24. Both there and at Normal her sunny disposition has won the esteem of all her classmates, who extend to her their best wishes. Odessa McIntosh, Leamington. As representative of the Normal School Girls ' Athletics, manager of the girls ' basketball team, and of the orchestra, ' Dess displayed her many talents. Everyone recognizes her sunny smile as character- istic of the inhabitants of the Garden of Canada. Jennette McIntyre, Belmont. Graduated from Belmont Continuation School. At Toronto, 1924. competed in the Girls ' Household Science Judging Com- petition. Jennette is especially interested in nature study. Geraldine McKeever, Dashwood. After graduating from St. Angela ' s Col- lege. Mickey is making progress at L. N. S. Smile and the world smiles with you. is Mickey ' s motto, which accounts for her sunny disposition. Viola McKenzte. Vivian Mackenzie. Arkona. L ' n perturbed by stress or hurry, Jnclinded to work but not to worry. Another of Arkona ' s delicious peaches, only this one has a helping hand and is the truest friend you ever met. Marguerite McLean. Leamington. Golden-haired, bonny, blithe and gay. The jolliesl friend for a rainy day. Marguerite first lived at Chatham, but was educated at Calgary and Leamington. In the latter place, she played a prominent part in dramatics and athletics. Kathleen McMahon, R.R. 4, Woodstock. Kathleen is meek and humble. And no one hears her grumble. A graduate of Woodstock C. I., she came to us. We trust she will be kind to the children when teaching them. Alice Mennill, Glanworth. Alice attended Belmont Continuation School. We are entertaining visions of a bright and noble future for Alice. Marjorie Miers. Walkerville. In London Marjorie has been a great help to her Normal friends and to the Girl Guides. She has musical ability ; is a member of the Glee Club. Maud E. Millar, R. R. No. 1, Hensall. Live truly, and thy life shall be A great and noble creed. Maud is a graduate of Exeter High. We hear that she has obtained several scholarships. 26 Mabel Miller, Aylmer. At Aylmer High School Mabel won a bronze medal for athletics. At Normal, she was indispensable to the basketball team. Edith Mills, Oil Springs. Edith received her Public School train- ing in Enniskillen. From her beautiful farm she migrated north to the Samia C. I., where she graduated in 1924. Ethel Milne. Belton. Tall and graceful, also ' wise. She ' s a terror for her size. The Collegiate of St. Mary ' s rang with her merry laugh. She displayed ability in Mathematics and Music. Marion Misner. St. Thomas. Born in Kent County. Attended St. Thomas C. I., then drifted to Normal. Marion ' s sympathetic nature and sunny smile have made her known throughout the school. Good luck. Marion. We wish, you every success.