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

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-The Spectrum Front Row: Executive — Beverley Draper, Advertising Secretary; Doug Banks, Business Manager; Judy DeLaurier, Editor; EbERLE Golohawk, Advertising Manager. Back Mr. Hyde, Advisor; Al French, Form II; Terry I.angley, Form III; Jean Riggs, Form Y; Archie Blandford, Form I; John McKeown, Form IV. Absent: Agnes Wright, Form VI. Editor Judy DeLaurier Business Manager Doug Banks Advertising Manager Eberle Goldhawk Advertising Secretary Beverley Draper Advisory Editor Mr. Hyde Form I Archie Blandford Form II Albert French Form III Terry Langley Form IV John McKeown Form V Jean Riggs Form VI Agnes Wright

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The Spectrum ' Dedication To the Masters and Instructors who have made this year enjoyable as well as profitable, The students of London Normal School Respectfully dedicate The Spectrum, 1951. We need great hearts to make great schools, W ho speak the truth with voice and pen, Not doubting cynics, shouting fools, But noble women and clean nu n. We must have teachers who will teach, But law and justice, right, not rules. However high our roofs may reach We need great souls to make great schools. — From To Make Great Schools by Douglas Malloch.

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The Spectrum- The yearbook which you now hold in your hand is the result of the patient effort of many students other than those on the yearbook staff. The yearbook Executive is grateful for the co-operation of all who helped us to compile the yearbook by contributing articles and pictures. Special thanks go to Betty Deschamps and Fred Collins, both of form II, who were a light in the time of darkness as far as the yearbook is concerned. Betty willingly devoted part of her Easter vacation to writing several badly-needed last minute articles for the Student Activities section. Fred was always ready to present us with lively articles for the sports section on a moment ' s notice, and his gay sketches will be enjoyed by all who read the yearbook. We arc- indebted also to Catherine Patterson, Agnes Mellon, Gloria Cross, Pat Williams, Joanne Bain, Virginia W ebster, Gale Jagoe, Fred Phillips and Martin Johnston for articles written. The yearbook would be bare indeed without the contributions of these energetic ink-slingers. John Martin, Marjorie Dawson and Don Cummings helped out with snapshots for our Candid page. To Don Cummings also goes deep gratitude for his patient efforts in taking team and group pictures during the last very busy week before we were scheduled to go to press. Our thanks to all ! Last but not least, we mention our advisor, Mr. Hyde. The yearbook could hardly have eome into being without Mr. Hyde ' s timely advice and guidance. JUDY DeLAURIER, Editor. The University of Western Ontario LONDON. CANADA SUMMER SCHOOL July 2nd to Augusl 1 1th, 1951 1. Courses for the Permanent First Class Certificate and for the General B.A. Degree. 2. Subjects for the B.A. Course for Teachers of Elementary Schools for which credit will be allowed for many of the special summer courses offered by the Department of Education. 3. Special courses in ART, ATHLETIC COACHING, INDIAN ARCHAEOLOGY, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, RELIGION, THEATRE ARTS, etc. EXTENSION CLASSES From October to April Regular classes in University subjects are maintained in numerous centres throughout Northern, Central and Western Ontario. These meet in the evenings or on Saturdays to serve the needs of teachers, enabling them to obtain Permanent First Class Certificates or to proceed to degrees while continuing to earn. Write to the Extension Department in September for a list of centres and courses CORRESPONDENCE DIVISION From September to April This offers an excellent opportunity to those persons remote from the University or Extension Department Centres to acquire standing in certain subjects. These subjects count toward the Permanent First Class Certificate or degrees. The material has been specially organized for correspondence purposes and the subjects offered are English, Economics, Geography, History, French, German, Latin, Spanish and Philosophy. For further information write to THE DIRECTOR OF SUMMER SCHOOL AND EXTENSION DEPARTMENT