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

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13 FIRST TERM BOYS ' ATHLETIC SOCIETY President Leslie Sweetman Vice-president John Townshend Secretary Lawrence Crich Treasurer Ronald Lougheed GIRLS 7 ATHLETIC SOCIETY President Betty Walters Vice-president Catherine Young Secretary Gladys Wright Treasurer Dorothy Stevens STUDENT PARLIAMENT President Bill Ruhnke Vice-president Dorothy McNeilage Secretary Doris Wells Treasurer Kenneth McLeod LITERARY SOCIETY President Dewey Esseltine Vice-president Dalton Wales Secretary Norma Xirkpatrick Treasurer Molly Davey SECOND TERM BOYS ' ATHLETIC SOCIETY President Bill Correstine Vice-president Kenneth McLeod Secretary Dewey Esseltine Treasurer Bill Ruhnke GIRLS T ATHLETIC SOCIETY President Beatrice Ostrander Vice-president Florence Snoblen Secretary Edith Whittal Treasurer Doris Moulton STUDENT PARLIAMENT President Gwendolyn Meriam. Vice-president Dorothy Beaudette Secretary June Pare Treasurer Reta McCallum LITERARY SOCIETY President Dorothy McNeilage Vice-president Mary McEachern Secretary Ida Pierce Treasurer Winnie Ross

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14 ATHLETICS PLAY DAY Laughter, memories and eternal friendships; All are genuine products of our Play Day , The first whistle melted the icy atmosphere which was inevitable, ;i Normalites became one. Each new and novel game brought fun in its train. But the best was reserved until the end — for what could produce more enjoyment than the partaking of refreshments with new- found friends. As the curtain fell on a perfect day, one comment was voiced by the student body as a whole- We ? ll never forget to-day. Wasn ' t it fun? Sister St. Viator OUR BASKET BALL TEAM Our two great games of the year were with the girls from Central Collegiate and Sacred Heart Convent. The first game was played in the Central gymna sium and the latter game in our own school. Our girls put on a great show against the Centralites and took the lead for the first-half of the game. With their skillful passing and guarding, they were able to keep the ball v ell out of reach of the opponents. At half-time the Central girls slowly caught up with our score and with three minutes to go the score ws a tie. Oh, what a fast three minutes J The girls from both teams worked hard to gain the ball to better their own score. But luck was with them and the Central girls broke -through to lead our score by two points. At the end of the game the Normal girls sauntered slowly back to the dressing room, a tired but happy bunch. The last game in our gymnasium brought the yellow and gold to the front with a score of 14 - 4. The skill of ' passing and guarding was still carried over from the first game. Our forwards did their part to keep the score above that of the Sacred Heart s girls and so this helped to make the game a quick and exciting one. In one corner of the room a group of Normalites cheered their comrades at numerous intervals. They also showed their sportsmanship by raising cheers for good plays by the opposing team. I»m sure all the school joins with me in congratulating the girls in their good work and in wishing them the best in future games. Keep up the good work girls J Betty Walters