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

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NORMAL SCHOOL, LONDON, ONTARIO rn n m ■ Ml t- V A L ' - - - MM ' 55 — m MARJORIE OLIVER Springfield, Ont. Always willing, ab Bright and active, never shirk MARY OLIVER Thamesford, Ont. A friend sincere, a heart so true, Is the secret of her eyes so blue. VERA PARKINSON R. R. 8, London, Ont. Her hair is dark, her eyes are blue, If there ' s any fun, she ' ll find a clu MARGARET PETR1MOULX 217 Sandwich St. E., Sandwich, On- With her initiative, enthusiasm a: genial personality, she is worthily qu? Bed for a teaching career. HELEN PICKARD Thamesvillb, Ont. Tall, dark, and a friend so true, Always cheerful, when you ' re blue. LORETTA REYNOLDS 412 Pierre Ave., Windsor, i Here is Loretta, friendly and She ' ll cheer you up when you ' n Ont MAE RICHARDSON 192 N. Brock St., Sarnia, Ont. Lived in North Dakota for ten years. Graduate of Sarnia Collegiate Institute, cheerful, popular and a sport. ALICE ROSS Shedden, Ont. Never weary, never cross, A true ball sport is Alice Ross. MYRTLE RUTHERFORD Brownsville, Ont. She is cheerful, she is shy, Though there ' s laughter in her eye. DOROTHY SHADD R. R. 1, Fletcher, Ont. Dorothy is quiet, dignified, kind Such a friend you ' ll like to find. ALICE SAXTON Vienna, Ont. Laugh and the world laughs Weep and you weep alone ' ith you; A pie GRACE SINCLAIR R. R. 2, Croton, Ont. iant face with a winning smile, wer bright and a girl worth whill FLOSSIE SMITH Tillsonburg, Ont. Her smile makes life worth while. A little girl from Tillsonburg, who brightened many a heart at Normal. IOLA SMITH 74 Chesley Ave., London, Ont. A cheerful heart maketh a cheerful countenance. A true Normalite and a good friend. JESSIE SMYTH R. R. 5, Blenheim, Ont. Jessie is fair, and Jessie is mild, A perfect model for any child. WILLENE STANSELL Lambeth, Ont. Willene is her name. Parliament is her aim. For her preparation to Normal shi Page Hmetea

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NORMAL SCHOOL, LONDON, ONTARIO ALICE McLARTY R. R 3, Ridgetown, Ont A for an A, one basketball cap. You never catch Alice taking a RAE McLELLAN Good things are done in parcels Rae can teach — though she ' s not ruby McMillan 195 Emery St., LoNnoN, ( ' rom Alaska to L. N. 8„ She ' s set a pace, I guess. LOUISE MARTIN La Salle, Ontario Our French girl, and quiet too, With cheerful heart and oh, so true! MARGARET McLELLAN 1212 Dougall Ave., Windsor, C So gay her heart, so bright her min Such ready wit you ' ll rarely find With friendly kindliness combined ELIZABETH McLENNAN Paisley, Ont, Beth has energy, she has zest. In The Little Red School House She ' ll do her best. VERNA MANNEN R. R. 1, Mooretown, Ont. Eyes of blue and auburn hair. Scattering music over the air. PRISCILLA MASON R. R. 1, Wyoming, Ont. Fair of hair and eyes of blue, A friend she ' ll always be to yo ' ' ' ' i ' ' tj • t B »)» ti i»»»ii)Mf. Mm 4ih s — ■ ill I 1J CLARA MENNILL R- R. 1, Glanworth, Ont. A smile for all, a welcome glad, And a cheerful carefree way she had. FLORENCE MERVIN R R. 2, Ridgetown, Ont. With gladsome smile and hair so bright Her heart is blithesome, gay and light. MARIAN MIDDLETON Wyoming, Ont. As a friend she ' s staunch and true, Always a smile— a bit Irish, too. MARYN MILES Mt. Brydges, Ont. Does everything and does it well. Teaches, debates, works, plays. Her personality will carry her far. KATHRYN MILLER 50 Harney St., Chatham, Ont. To Normal she was sent, And where ' er her footsteps went She was Queen of Merriment. JEAN MOORE Aylmer, Ont. Ride on! rough shod if need be, Smooth shod, if that will do. But ride on, she ' ll win the race. BLANCHE MORNINGSTAR R. R. 2, Croton, Ont. A thorough scholar, good teacher t .And a friend sincere through a through. GERALDINE MULHERN 45 Raleigh St., Chatham, Ont. The blithest bird upon the bush Had ne ' er a lighter heart than she.

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NORMAL SCHOOL, LONDON, ONTARIO JEAN SYMINGTON R. R. 5, Forest, Ont. i teaching mate she ' s fine, i friend she ' s worth a mir EVELYN THOMPSON R. R. 2, Thamesford, Ont. Kind and happy, bright and neat, A better friend you ' d never meet. ALMA TOWNSEND 131 Josephine Ave., Windsor, Ont. From Windsor Alma came, A girl of basketball fame. Who always played the game. EVA TUPPER R. R. 5, TlLLSONBURG, Ont. Always smiling, always gay, Noble girl in every way. LENA WADLAND Embro, Ont. A true friend and good stude Always ready to serve others MARJORIE WALKER Fun-loving, care-free, jovial. And with all a loyal friem ELEANOR YOUNGER 77 Curtis St., St. Thomas. Ont. She is cheerful with a winning way, In friendship true, in soul sincere. JOHN ALLEN R. R. 3, Glencoe, Ont. Jack ' s a good sport, real athlete, At basketball he ' s firm and fleet. Aims to be a great lawyer. CLARENCE CRESS Ayr, Ont. Ted is full of wit and fun, As athlete he ' s been beaten by DOUGLAS CRINKLAW R. R. 2, Wilton Grove, Ont. A true Apollo in strength and speed, Fair play and manliness his creed. Captain and star of basketball team. CLIFFORD CRUMBACK Princeton, Ont. He has proved a very capable and energetic teacher, interested and active in sports and literary work. WILLIAM HART R. R. 8, Woodstock, Ont. Studious, industrious throughout; A natural teacher without a doubt. HOMER KENNY Aylmer, Ont. Vigorous, public-spirited, A doer of deeds, not a dreamei babbler. Gordon Mcdonald R. R. 1, Courtwricht, Ont. A kinder friend treads not the ear And yet he is so full of mirth. CLARENCE PARKHILL R. R. 1, Burgessville, Ont. Do our work well, unseen or seen. Graduated from Norwich High School. Aim: An inspector. ROBERT SMITH Corunna, Ont. Industrious, yet full of fun, Work, then pleasure, that ' s how he won. PdRe Twenty