Toronto Teachers College - Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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16 THE YEAR BOOK A. T. Cringan, Mus. Bac., Instructor in Music. Jas. H. Wilkinson, Instructor in Manual Training-.

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TORONTO NORMAL SCHOOL, 1913 15 Williams, Verina C., Elmview, Ont. Wright, Ethel ]., 122 Pears Ave., loronlo. Wright, T- Kathleen, 44 Pauline Ave., Toronto. Wright, Mabelle A., Stroud, Ont. Young, Flossie E. F., Uxbridge, Ont. Arnold, Charles H., 415 Yonge St., Toronto. Breen, Thomas T-, 28 Duke St., Toronto. Cochrane, John H., Brougham, Ont. Doherty, Frank, Castlemore, Out. Ewart, EH W., Palgrave Sta., Ont. Grant, Charles F., 28 Duke St., Toronto. Gulston, Henry F., Lefroy, Ont. McGregor, Basil, 28 Duke St., Toronto. Murphy, Gladstone, Alliston, Ont. O Neill, Henry S., 28 Duke St., Toronto. O Reilly, Ambrose, 28 Duke St., Toronto. Ray, Peter T-, 28 Duke St., Toronto. SCARBORO BLUFFS. Ye mighty Cliffs that take the purple sheen Of Dawn ere yet King Sol hath tuned his lyre, Majestic, bold, ye guard our sea of green, And check its rage and scoff its fiercest ire; Wert chiselled by some powerful magic blade : When shaped in Gothic style your cumbrous mould: How formed or worn? Where er your secret s laid, Right well tis kept ; but yet it may unfold. For why doth man so delve the ologies? Think ye, your birth, your growth, he n er shall Scorn not his creed, for it no ism is, Though thick your grayish pall he ll peer below And trace the path ye trod, yea treadeth still, And find that ye, as he, subserve God s Will. Toronto, Oct. 5th, 1912. H. S. O Neill.

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TORONTO NORMAL SCHOOL, 1913 17 BIOGRAPHICAL In the midst of picturesque scenery of Huron County Jean Arm strong first drew the breath of life. She received her initiation into the mysteries of learning at Brussel s Public School, and later supplemented this course by more advanced work at the local High School from which she obtained her Normal Entrance. After a training course in Clinton Model she taught near the town of Listowel. To-day she is in the Queen City increasing her store of pedagogical knowledge. Harrowsmith, Ontario, was the scene of Ethel Baker s nativity. The Sydenham High School and Kingston Model School are responsible for her academic and professional training. After three and a half years experience as a teacher she decided to increase her pedagogical training and knowledge at Toronto Normal School. Violet I. Baldock, a bright mathematician, hails from the hamlet of Grahamsville, Peel County. Before entering the Toronto Normal School Violet spent a successful teaching career at Mt. Lebanon, Ontario, where she won the affection of many a juvenile heart, and we believe she is continuing her good work at Normal. She is a most unselfish girl. Yith her cherry voice and her winsome smile she soon wins friends for miles and miles. The sunny maid from Pickering, Who wears that pleasant smile, Has passed thro Oshawa Public School A-studying all the while. At Jarvis Street Collegiate She again did win some fame And now has entered the Toronto Normal School, Eva Blandin is her name. Ethel A. Broughton is a fair-haired, blue-eyed maiden whose pina fore and High School days were spent at Sarnia. Not satisfied with this education she emigrated to Toronto to attend the Normal School. Ethel always had two mottoes before her: quot;Early to bed and late to rise makes a Normalite healthy, wealthy, and wise, quot; and quot;Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you. quot; Ye wish her every success in leading the young Canadians along the flowery path of knowledge. Before being mixed with difficulties of the Toronto Normal School, Miss May Cameron taught successfully all classes from the primary to fifth book work, first in Yellington County and finally at Highland