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

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NORMAL SCHOOL 1 925 — 1 926 LONDON, ONTARIO MARIE L. LAJEUNESSE, La Salle Born in La Salle; graduate of St. Rose ' s C. S., Amherstburg; won prize for highest standing in French. At Normal, guard on Form team, caretaker of feeding log. Ambi- tion — specialize in French. OLIVE V. LANGFORD, R.R. 3, Granton Born in Granton; received her education in Devizes C. S. and Lucan H. S., where she took a great interest in sports. She is looking forward to a musical career. MARIE L. LATIMER, R.R. I, Turnerville Born in Turnerville; graduated from Dresden C. S. Earnest and studious; especially interested in instrumental music. Lucky are the pupils who call her teacher in ' 26. EVA LAW, Croton Graduated from Dresden C. S., where she proved an efficient basket ball guard. Normal has seen Eva as Form V. Literary representative, and enjoyed her vocal ability. Eva ' s greatest desire is music. GRACE LEE, Comber With such a comrade, such a friend, I fain uould ual to journey ' s end. Born and educated in Comber. Grace has, and always will, win the hearts of all she meets. JESSIE M. LEESON, R.R. 3, Florence Silence is golden. Born near Florence; attended F. C. S. two years; graduated at Oil Springs. In 1925 she entered L. N. S. determined to win a place among Canada ' s future educationalists. OLIVE E. Le PAIN, R R. 1. Windsor Born in Jackson ' s Corner. Educated at Windsor C. I. At Normal took active part in Lit., helped to feed Les petits oiseaux. Intends pursuing elocution. MARGUERITE LEWIS, R R. 6. St. Thomas Good things are done up in small parcels. From St. Thomas C. I. Peggy wended her way to L. N. S. in ' 25. Lucky are the pupils who will call her teacher in ' 26. BERNICE McCALLUM, Bflmont A girl of cheerful yesterdays and of confi- dent to-morrows. After graduating from Belmont C. -S. Bernice came to L. N. S., from which she will emerge a full-fledged school-marm. MARY McCORMICK, R.R. 5, Parkhill Was born near Parkhill; received ele- mentary education at Bornish; graduated from Parkhill H. S. in 1924. Her favorite subject was Geometry. Intentions are to travel. mabel Mcdonald. R.R. 1, Mooretown Educated at Kimball, Brigden, and Sarnia C. I. Was charming grandmother in Normal play, Joint Owners in Spain. We hope she will star as a primary teacher. ELEANOR A. McDONALD, R.R. 3, Chatham Born near Chatham; matriculated from the Collegiate at fifteen. At Normal School was secretary of the Literary Society. This fficiency she hopes to carry over into her teaching. MARGARET (Peggy) McDOUGALL, R.R. 4, Blenheim Born near Blenheim, and there received elementary education. Graduated from Chatham C. I., where she excelled in History and English. mildred McGregor, R.R. 2, Tupperville Born near Brigden; received P. S. educa ' tion at S. S. No. 11, Dawn. Graduated from Sarnia C. I., where she excelled in Art, En- tered L. N. S. in 1925. KATHLEEN MacINTYRE, R.R. 1, Ailsa Craig Ka is meef; and humble, And no one hears her grumble. Born and educated near Ailsa Craig; skilled athlete. Hopes to become a primary specialist. MARJORIE J. McKAY, R.R. 3, Woodstock Born in West Zorra, near Woodstock; attended Woodstock C. I; lacks one subject of U. S. course. She promises to become a successful teacher. LOUISE McKENZIE, Belgrave Born in Belgrave, where she received her P. S. education. Obtained Junior Matricu- lation, and part of the Upper School at Wmgham H. S. Louise has w T on many friends at Normal. DOROTHY McPHEDRAN, R.R. 3, Wyoming Born near Wanstead; received elementary education there. Graduated from Petrolia H. S. in 1924, taking an interest in social and athletic activities. CHRISTINA McPHEE, Petrolia Christina, wuh her e es of blue, Tou ne ' er will find a friend so true. Received her primary and secondary education at Petrolia. She was a soft ball enthusiast. AVIS McROBERT, R.R. 1, Longwood Born near Melbourne; received H. S. education at Melbourne C. S.; took active part in field days, member of school basket ball and relay teams. At Normal member of Form V. team. ESTHER MALOTT, Kingsville Born at Kingsville, where she received her P. S. and H. S. education. Esther is a lover of nature. Editor of the humor page in the Year Book. IOLA MANCELL, Merlin Throughout previous school career she led her classes. After graduating from Merlin C. S., 1924, she took up music and was a leader in young people ' s organizations. Page Twenty-seven

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NORMAL SCHOOL 1 925 — 1926 LONDON, ONTARIO VERA MANTLE, 119 Sackville St., London Born at Huntsville, Muskoka. Vera at- tended P. S. and C. I. in London, where she contributed some verse to school magazine. Debater for Form V. Ambition— specialize in English. EVELYN MATIER, RlDGETOWN Born at Portage la Prairie, moved to Van ' couver. Educated at Ridgetown and Wind ' sor C. I. President of R. H. S. Athletic So- ciety, and star basket ball player for Form V., L. N. S. GEORGINA MATTHEWS, R.R. 2, Southwold A niece of ex-Premier Greenfield, of Alberta; was born near Strathroy. She moved to Delaware and attended C. S., taking an active part in soft ball and tennis. MARGARET MEYERS, R.R. 2. Zurich, Born in Blake; attended Clinton Collegiate, Hensall C S. and graduated from Exeter H. S. She is a star at soft ball and basket ball. JEAN MILLER, 460 Dougall Ave., Windsor Jean, born in Belfast, Ireland, received P. S. education in Winnipeg, H. S. at Wesley College, Winnipeg. Ambition — B.A. de- gree, specializing in History and Literature. CLARA MOORE, 124 Centre St., St. Thomas Born in St. Thomas; attended Separate School and S. T. C. I. Member of C. I. basket ball and hockey team. Played guard on Normal School B. B. team. LOTTIE MOORE, Educated at Lion ' s Head, Bruce Co., and London C. C. I. At Normal Lottie took an active part in the Literary Society, winning many friends by her cheerful way. DOROTHY MORRISON, Thamesford Attended C. S. in Thamesford, graduating from London C. C. I. last year. At Normal was an enthusiastic student. Ambition — enthusiastic teacher. NORA M. MORRISON, R.R. 5, Parkhul Born and educated at Parkhill. Played centre tor H. S. basket ball team and for Form VI. at Normal. Always steady and true. ELLA E. MULHALL, 2363 Elmhurst Ave., Detroit Born in Proton. Attended St. Mary ' s Academy, Windsor. Chemistry prize-win- ner. At Normal, member of At Home committee and cartoonist for girls ' athletics. Aspires to be a second Munllo. HAZEL H. OUELLETTE, R.R. 5, Tilbury Born in Tilbury. Attended St. Mary ' s Academy, Windsor. Prize-winner Forms 1., III.; gold medalist Forms II., IV. At Nor- mal, successful debater, vice-president of second L. S. Will Specialize in French. CLARA PARKINSON, R.R. 8, London Always happy, always gay. Received her elementary and C. S. educa- tion at Dorchester. Member of Gore soft ball team last year. Ambition — a course in Art. JEAN M. PATTERSON, Walkers Born at Walkers. Member of Walkers ' Dramatic Club; an enthusiast of their soft ball team. Attended Alvinston C. S. At Normal, a member of girls ' Literary program. SADIE PATTERSON, BOTHWELL Fresh from Bothwell C. S.; secretary of L. S.; captain of soft ball team, 1925. Normal: Member of At Home committee, member of Executive of Year Book, Students ' Ac- tivities. Aim; Private Secretary. AUDREY M. PENHALE, St. Thomas Her honest, modest and cheerful way Maf e her a good companion throughout the day. Graduated from C. I. last year where she took part in play, Merchant of Venice. MARJORIE PICKELL, Belton Hails from St. Mary ' s C. I. Member of C. I. soft ball team. Captain of Welburn soft ball team 1924- Normal: Member of Editorial Staff, literature, in Howler. Aim: Private Secretary. EVELYN L. POOLE, R.R. 2, Wilton Grove Graduate London C. C. I. — a prize essay- ist. President Y. P. S., White Oak. Appre- ciating all that is beautiful, she strives to- wards the noblest, a life of service — a B.Sc. in Nursing. FRANCES C. POWELL, Tilbury At P. S. prize winner of I. O. D. E. essay competition. Editor, school paper at T. C. S. Normal debater; Form representative, first Literary Executive. Wishes to become Kindergarten Primary Specialist. ETHEL G. PRATT, St. Thomas fostered Ethel through her H. S. days. Quiet of manner, Ethel goes about her work with an intensity and earnest- ness that all admire and few emulate. CARRIE PRUSS, Drumbo Always studious, always wise, Is the lool{ in Carrie ' s eyes. Elementary education, Windfall; prize, punctuality and attendance. Graduate of Gait C. h At Normal, in love with the work. SARAH PURCELL, Rodney I leave thy praises unexpressed; I leave thy greatness to be guessed. Born in Rodney; attended P. S. and C. S. there and H. S. at Dutton. Ambition — Art Specialist. FLORENCE REID, Essex Born at Mt. Forest; obtained public school education at Lucknow and Essex. At Essex High captured Girls ' Oratory Medal. Ac- tive in sports and school activities. Hopes to attend Mac. Hall. EDNA ROBERTS, Aylmer Born at Aylmer, where she received her public and H. S. education. Continuing to be as diligent and industrious a s she is at L. N. S. she will obtain her B.Sc. in Nursing. Page Twenty-nine