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

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Staff Miss M. A. Buck Art 10 Spectrum

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THE PRIME MINISTER ' S MESSAGE HUNTER FLOYD PRIME MINISTER In years to come, we will fondly recall the many events that have made this school year one of pleasure and profit both academically and socially. This combination prepares us for our fu- ture as teachers. We enter this profession in an era of intense interest in both the subiect and the method of teaching. Let us therefore be especially cognizant of the deep responsibilities of the teacher and strive for continued self-improvement so that both pupil and teacher may benefit. The art of teaching is one of abundant rewards and has been described by Thomson as a Delightful task! to rear the tender thought; to teach the young idea how to shoot- to pour the fresh instruction over the mind; to breathe the enlivening spirit, and to fix the generous purpose in the glowing breast. This is the task that lies before us. May you accomplish your aims successfully. Hunter Floyd LARRY THORN DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER-A M. CHUCK VALANCE DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER-P.M.

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Staff Mr. J. A. Eaman. B.A., B. Paed. Social Studies School and Community Mrs. L. A. Elliott, B.A., B.Ed. Geography, English B Social Studies Spectrum 1 1