Peterborough Teachers College - PTC Yearbook (Peterborough, Ontario Canada)

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Third Form Sketches Jim Covert ..AA.. Austin Cronk .,,,. George Cronk A.....A,. Leigh Culbert ,..,. .... ,,.....A Bruce Curtis ..i.... .....,.i John Devine ......, Ross Fleming ,,4., ..,i.... Blair Hanthorn ........ Lyle Hoskin .,...,........ Aubrey McNaughton Arden McLean ..,.....i. Gordon Moore ..r.., Ken Munroe .....,. Rusty Outram ..r... Don Nicholls ....... Bruce Patterson .r.,.r.. John Ryckman ...,., Don Runnalls .,...,.. Vince Sagriff 4,... Austin Thomas ,....i,, Rae Brownsell .4,r.. ......,. The Father and Literary Pres. of our class. He keeps us all in hand. It was reported that Austin had two boarding houses . . . Simpsons and . . .? Oh those shoulders! Too bad he's married girls. Flow gently sweet Leigh. Does anything ever bother you? The baritone Sinatra of our form, who is said to have an interest on Conger Street. Slightly misleading name. Definitely not Rusty when it comes to girls. The tallest man for boyj in the form. Interested in Bethany-skiing, no doubt. Our capable Pres. of the Red Cross. He can really tickle the 88's. How long can the blarney last? Has Miss Bennett the cure? Representative from Dartfork. Though studying for a teacher, his real love is the land. Apparently, Arden, satisfying the embers of love is no excuse for being marooned in Campbellford for two days. That melodic voice seems to have a far-reaching effect . . . even as far as Napanee, maybe. Holds the title of being the shortest man in the form. It is rumoured that a member of Form I has the Dropfel on him. Y Red hair doesn't mean a thing. Rusty is the best natured guy in the form. A certain red head in Form II has gone overboard for this tall, dark, handsome man about town. An O.T. when he started to Normal, but Norma put him on the beam. Such a powerful voice that even the elements of electricity could not withstand. Stirling's representative and really a sterling character. A conscientious worker, who seems to be extreme- ly interested in the ballet creations of a certain Normalite. With that guitar and hair, Austin ought to do all right for himself . . . when he gets a little older. Runner up to Munroe for shortest-man title, but a certain party at 746 has no objection to that. The minister had preached for an hour and a quarter on the prophets . . all the greater prophets and then the minor ones in turn. Now We come to Habakkuk, he said. Where shall we put him? He can have my seat, said Mr. Smitheram, 'Tm going home. Page Thirty-nine