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

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Our Instructors DOROTHY EMERY, A.O.C.A. ANDREW F. HAGERMAN WINNIFRED R. PRENDERGAST Instructor in Art and Writing Instructor in Manual Training Physical Education, Secretary and Registrar GRACE CONOVER, B.S., M.A. LOUISE MOISLEY RHENA McllROY, A.T.C.M. Home Economics and Health Librarian Instructor in Music Pagte Six

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Our Masters J. G. McEACHERN, B.A., B.Paed. R. H. ROBERTS, M.A. Since Knowledge comes but Wisdom lingers, it is well to seek diligently after knowl- edge but, above all, gain understanding. -J. G. McEACHERN, Every one, taken at his best, will be found good for something.— Dean Inge. -R. H. ROBERTS. C. P. O ' NEIL, M.A. The world would be a better and a brighter place to live in if our teachers would radiate happiness in the daily tasks which confront them. They ought to be as cheerful as they can because to be happy themselves is a most effectual contribution to the happiness of others. -C. P. O ' NEILL.

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Art is interpreting nature, not copying her. —DOROTHY EMERY. We exist in the very active present. The reverence, the successes— material and spiritual —that have come out of the past. We believe that our success in the future depends on our action now. We see more hope for the future through the fusing of thought with action than through their divorce. -ANDREW F. HAGERMAN. If you want to know what a boy is, watch his play. If you are concerned as to what he will become, direct his play. -WINIFRED R. PRENDERGAST. To the Class of ' 47: All experience is an arch where through Gleams that untravelled world whose margin fades Forever and forever when I move. I am sure as you face your problems next year squarely and honestly you will grow and strengthen with each new encounter and we shall be proud to claim Class ' 47 of the London Normal School. -G. E. CONOVER. If, like the child in the progressive school, you have said, There are times when I really begin to wonder if all this is worth while, let me assure you that it is. The knowledge, self- reliance and poise which you have gained this year will enable you to look forward with anticipation to the first and succeeding days in your own classroom. My wish for you is that you may find the happiness and satisfaction in your first year ' s teaching that I have found in working with you this year. — L. MOISLEY. ' It ' s the songs you sing And the smiles you wear That make life ' s sunshine everywhere. -RHENA MclLROY. We extend our thanks to Mrs. Judd, who bestowed many kind favours on the students throughout the year. -THE EDITORS. Page Seven