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

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Form I. — Continued ■II Hfl kJ li J bib JOHN R. PAISLEY JIM REID Ilderton, Ontario Massey, Ontario KENNETH F. PRUETER Listowel, Ontario REAFORD SELLARS Kingsville, Ontario HERB TAIT Watford, Ontario WM. SHEA 189 RaleiRh St. Chatliam, Ontario HUGH TELFORD R. R. No. 1 SoMtlnvold Station, Ont. GENE TUBARO 174. ' ) Lillian Street Windsor, Ontario MARVIN W. RICE Wyoming, Ontario JOE WALKER Si)arta, Ontario HAROLD L. RIVERS Watford, Ontario FLOYD L. WILSON 35 Emmn Street Chatham. Ontario DORIS BKICMAX 17 Peter Street East Sandwich, Ontario C. HILTON SAX BY lona, Ontario W. BYRON WING ;J1 East Street St. Thomas. Ontario .MARION M. BELL Ripley. Ontario ' orm JEAN ALLUM Strathroy. Ontario CATHERINE ANDREWES 72 Rogers Ave. London. Ontario RI TII E. AYLESWORTIl R. R. No. 1 Essex, Ontario M. IMOGENE BED.ARD Ridgetown. Ontario Page Fourteen

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orm GARLAND BARROWS Blytheswood, Ontario LESLIE O. BRAYFORD R. R. No. 3 Komoka, Ontario R. 1IAI KV BRAVKORD R. R. No. :{ Koinoka. Ontario J. RODERICK BROWN LcaminRton. Ontario F. ROY BROWN olG Adelaide Street Woodstock. Ontario WM. J. BRUNDAGE Kingsville, Ontario DON. LD L. HL ' RWKI. T.llsonburK. Ontario W. C. -BUDD COURTNEY 21.5 Sunset Ave. Sandwich, Ontario JAMES I,. CARDER ALBERT S. DURRANT Cottam. Ontario Forest. Ontario JOHN W. DURRANT Forest. Ontario HARVEY F. GARBUTT Mooretown, Ontario STUART K. HEPBURN Denficld, Ontario D. GLENN KILMER Aylmer, Ontario GEORGE E. HOTHAM Delaware. Ontario J. MYLES LECKIE Box 68 Corunna, Ontario FRED A. LEITCH Thorndale, Ontario JOHN H. LEWIS R. R. No. G St. Thomas, Ontario DONALD McCANDLESS R. R. No. .5 St. Thomas, Ontario PETER M. MITCHELL 212 Prince Road Sandwich, Ontario SAMUEL G. MUNRO 101 Waterloo Street Xx)ndon, Ontario ROSS McKAY 30i4 Askin Street London, Ontario ARTHUR DON. MORRISON 84 Wharncliffe Rd. South London. Ontario ERVINE E. NEWCOMBE Mull, Ontario Page Thirteen

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Form II. N ews IN future years, when we of Form II are looking back on life ' s milestones, the year 1933-34 will stand above all the rest, and in our hearts will ever be reserved a place for dear old London Normal School. When we came last fall, we were strangers, but so many girls, really friendly at heart, could not long remain unacquainted. As we mingled in each class from day to day, we soon learned to know and appreciate the different girls who made up our form. Some were of the active, enthusiastic kind, some dependable, willing workers, but all were ready to play the part of teacher or student. Not only from our asscciaticns with the students in the Form were our lives enriched, but from the friendly spirit with which the teachers received us. Their genuine interest and understanding has indeed been a source of real inspiration to us. Early last fall. Form II elected their Form representatives to the various executives of the first term Literary Society, Students Parliament and Women ' s Athletic Society. These were Misses Mamie Cruickshank, Ruth Aylesworth and Margaret Crichton, respectively. In athletics. Form II has distinguished themselves. We have won many of the inter-form basketball games. However, that is not all! We are well represented on both the A and B basketball teams in the persons of Misses Dorothy Ccutts and Tessie Brackett on the B team, and Misses Ezma Fisher, Margaret Crichton and Imogene Eedard on the A team. The Literary Society meeting put cn l y Form II, on November 10th, was quite a success. It was in the form of a Remembrance Day programme. Those taking part in the programme were: Misses Inez Downing, Jean Allum, Mildred Burge, Imogene Bedard, Margaret Buttery, Velma Bowman, Edythe Carter and Doris Beeman. On November 13th, we, along with Form IV, entertained the first year men at a dance in the school, and all reported a good time. Miss Marion Bell and Miss Norma Brougham represented us in the preliminary debating contest, which was held to select a school team to represent London at Hamilton in December. Miss Brougham represented Form II in a similar oratorical contest. In the middle of January, the first term executives went out of office. The new representa- tives were: Student Parliament. Miss Jean Allum; Literary Society, Miss Inez Downing, and Athletics, Miss Dorothy Coutts. Miss Ruth Aylesworth and Miss Mamie Cruickshank represented Form II in the pre liminary debate for the selection of the team to meet Stratford, and Miss Brougham in the oratorical contest. We have indeed had a very happy Form-life together, and will long remember the vital friendships we have made with students and teachers. EDYTHE CARTER MAMIE CRUICKSHANK Page Fi teen