Toronto Teachers College - Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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FORM VII. W . , ,, WL. -ll . QA? , r ANN. S. KERR VIOLET INI. KING 1 l l H INIARGARET E. LAYCOCIX YETTA LITTNER R,R, No, 2, Bolton, Om, Beave,-mn, Ont, V Jo' R.R. No. 3, Brampton, Ont. 39 Denison Ave., Toronto, Ont. l l,y,1f1'l' I11 11-lg 11 111111 1,1 fl, .1-fbi., ,ill N111 xfr11111,ll1 111111 1111111.11 111-I A -Nfl 1111'I1l, .Q11 IllI'I'l'1'fUI, .Q11 .vf1'1111y1, N11 11111111. .-I 1111111 fllllf 1111111 f1'1'e'111I.v IIIIlSf SIIUIL' 551,111-1,1,1,w, 1,1 11, fungi, 1l,,1,,,',,l1,1 11,1111-I, S11 p11l1'1'111', 111-111'11f11', I11y11I. jJlll'A'. 111'111s1'Ij' fr1'1'111lI.1f,' 111111 1111111 1.5 fl S1'u1 1', l.0N1'1Ifl1:L1 ow. fl'l-Vlld H1111 .st1'1'l.'1'Il1 0111.911 than a 11r11H111'. IIROVI-IIIBS. DOROTHEA L. KING INIABEL I. LATTA ANNE M. LINDSAY R.R. No. 2, Allandale, Ont. R.R. No. 6, Belleville, Ont. Bolton, Ont. mgllt' .v111z'l1'.v l11'1' smile 111211 ll'UI'lt'.Y l11'r 11'1'lI- E111I111'11111'1' fs Un' t'7'4,IlI'IlI'Il!l q1111I1,I1f, Ilwr cyews IITU 1116 l1'1'11r1'1111'.w 11-f11 Soul, '7'1Iyj11.Qf 11 1111111 11-111, .why 1111s. .-11111 lPIlflvI'llI'I' 1111 N11 1,111.v.w1'1111 nf 1yr1'11f II'l1arc 1111111 H11' l1'l11'1'1 ll1u1111l1ts s111'1'1111. .Irgtx liLl'lNYI-I'I I'. l1111rt.Q, JEAN BL!-2w1:TT I,1,m'11:1,1, HELEN Nl. LOCKE EDITH G. LOI I FRANCES M. LYNCH 60 Osborne Ave., Toronto, Ont. Wingham, Ont. Campbellford, Ont. 111 11II H111 l1111111111r.t- Il',lL'Hl1'T 111-111-1' or P11I1'1'11t 11fI111'1, ,w1'r1t1111 !lIlI1AfINf IIIIITIIIN Su m1'I1I, so I7Il'Tl'Z.fllI, sn strong, S11 good 1111'll1111', I11jf1'.r1'l1lL' 1'11f111'!l1,' l'IIl'I'll!'I'fIIL' 111 IITIIIY. Su llflflrfllf, pm1'ef11I, loyal, IUl'i7llf, pure. 7'lHlIl 11rl x111'I1 Il !1111r11f1, l1'.wf!l. 1111311sr171l I'111jy1'T11-5, LQNGFELLOW, f1'll1111'. l'11,:,'1' Sl'l.'l'l1fY AIJIJIHOY. l FRANCES A. LONGLEY LORETTA M. LUCK SADIE MacEACHERN 64 Summerhill Ave., Toronto, Ont. Shanty Bay, Ont. Argyle, Ont. .1 111111 f11r flllll, 1111 l11111r fur xpurl, .l I1't!I0 111111sz'11se now and then, IVz'se I0 resolve and 17UlI.l'I1f tu pvrfurm. B111 f11r ll fr1'1'1111 1'.v ll'fl' I1111 xlmrf, Is rr'I1'sl11'd by the wisest mm. HOBIER. Iimttznsox. ANONYMOI's.

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FORM VI. I ' A 4' L:l - V , , BERNICE Z. HAWKINS KATHLEEN M. HEALY MARY E. HORAHAN lNlARY HUNTER 386 Concord Ave., Toronto, Ont. 54 Wilson Ave., Toronto. Ont. 88 Crawford St., Toronto, Ont. Waldemar, Ont. The reason firm, the temperate will It is gunz! But k1'nfl:1e,.x, Su-wr L'1'uflnf.w in llfw TIN lllllllfvl Nllllllllfx ,xml lhg qfffflfsl Enduralzce, flll'CSI'!ll7l, strength, and slrill. Tu lfxnylhwn Io thw las! ll .sunny nmurl, .wpurkliny rf, hffzrl. XVORDSXVORTH. l1OVl'l'ILL. llflslusfrf'rJl1lsl11'f11Am,r flwflnmmurlln Ill1'.l lIUXll'.li BVHNS. SUSANNAH A. HAZZARD IWYRTLE E. HISEY LILLIAN HULL 23 Havelock St., Brockville, Ont. Streetsville, Ont. Downsview, Ont. The Fllllllllllll, rren ll'lljl was hrrs, .-lnfl cluuriy Ihr filly ur .vfnrmy lllr lllkfllll, H,lll1l gr! u .wplrll .slllll rmfl lll'I-fllll. Bllf l1'rllL'41l HIICUIIIIIIIIII u-ell. The .Sky of her llfllfl IIS rlluwys ln'l'y1l1l. llhvlh .wlllrllfflul uf fm fmypl lfffhff' u'Doxxr:1,L. Axon SHXKP Sl'll.XIill. iii' TT ' ' I HELEN M. IRVINE MARGARET H. JARRETT Islington, Ont. 176 Bedford Rd., Toronto, Ont. FLORA Ll. JONES Youfre a mischievous maid and funrl uf The worlrl is .sn full ofrz nzunhrr nfthingx, 92 Nonawasaga SL' Onum' Ont' 'sp0rf, Illll sure uv should all be as happy as Ymu' smflf ix like Ihr Nllll in Il'l-llllf, Be sure that these trails do noi lead you. kings. If rrmlww flu lilfl. .mfs Imp fur jug. Io court. ROBERT Lows STEVENSON. Trzxxysox. ANON. JUANITA N. JAMIESON VERNA E. JOHNSTON l'viARY KENNEDY BOX 19. Thornton. Ont. Hawkestone, Ont. 403 Wellington St., Toronto, Ont She is Sfffldfll-Nl as I1 star, and yet the .lnrl .dill lu her VIIUTIIIN she' alum lx Il If Illlyllll uf pruph.f-.14 ht m1'n+', V mrzddest IIllll'df'Il.' stranger, Tlmu will nu! lm ff, mm, 5716 F1111 wily? fl Uflllllfll Wflf, and !11.l'f' the Her nmdesl flt'IIlL'Illl1lIlT'S the jeu-fl uf fz'. Tnxxvsox. pence of Eden. ROBERT Bums. Page Sixty-nine

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Num' Nnmr' TORClNTO Nolmm. scuoorvszm BOOK g In Ill . tl HISTURY QF FORM VII gf wxdw ORTY strangers alphabetically arranged. found them- A Anne Quigley has done her part. loo. irrbringing honour 1: selves joined together with a common bond. Form VII. VVhat was in our minds on that first. day. as we shyly I 2 ,E inquired about our neighbour's name. and immediately forgot it? We had some vague and rough dreams of after a few short months going oll' either to the cold and frozen North or to the heart of some great city and setting a standard to the youth of our land. through our teaching. it But none of us knew just what we were to go through, what difficulties we were to face or what joys were in store for us. t' l Still, none of us know yet wl1at will be the result of our jj work and worries and our experiences with concrete material. We do know that under the influence of our kind masters. and the contact with our friendly fellow-students, and out of our whole experience even to the writing of lesson plans our dreams have been moulded and fashioned until now those thoughts which were cabined. cribbed and con- finedf, are almost ready to be put. into practical use. We have spoken of being strangers. Not long were we so, not Form VII. Indeed it seems to us now that we have been growing together for years and that our neighbours understand us and are ready and willing to help us. VVe have never failed to get help or co-operation for anything. From the beginning. everyone in our Form. has felt that spirit of fellowship and good sportsmanship which is so important in all walks of life. We have not had all serious times by any means. rather we have enjoyed that spicy variety of work and humour. You see. in the first place. we needed a guardian. Mr. Mooney undertook to take charge of us and as he so aptly said he would look after you women and he has done it. He would not forget to see us teach.i- not he! But. you will understand that we have had our share of happy laughs and glad moments. The work of the Form has been well-distributed, many hands taking up the responsibility and making light the task. Our first Literary Society representative was Sadie Macliachren. She undertook her duties in a quiet unassuming way. and in the same tactful manner obtained our yearly fees in record time. while no one knew of her worries or difficulties. Marjorie Munroe carried on Sadie's work for the second term and once again we instinctively turned to her as our guide and advisor. Marjorie Nourse was our Beans representative. She told us when it was. why it was, and how it. was. Marjorie's happy disposition has helped us through- out the year. FORM VI M R. W. H. MOONEY ' to our l'orm. bbc was on the Spectator. stall and repre- sented us in oratory and along with lfdna Nelson in debate. Nlarjorie Nliller represents us in the Xthletic field. and is just now arousing us wlth her enthusiasm for the soft-ball teams. and games. Audrey Nlann has had the duties of gathering material for the Year Hook. and of searching out likely poets and authors. We should like to mention many names. of those who have done their part in making Iform N Il the best form that ever was, but this cannot be done. 'l'he list would be long. and the graces many. lt will sullice to say that each has tried to play up. play up. and play the game. One afternoon early in .-Xpril. we left the School at 3.20. and went in a group to Neilsorrs chocolate factory. Here. we enjoyed a profitable two hours. and learned many new and interesting facts about chocolate making. and also brought home a souvenir tone of those souvenirs that do not last longv. Un Friday. May 2nd, our Form was responsible for the programme at the liiterary Society. We planned a last evening before we were to separate and each go his own way upon the paths of life. We learned a number of songs and tried to put into practice our Form chorus: Then CUIIIO. Form VII let your voices ring. Our nzollo is work conqllers l'l't'f'.Vffll'lIfl.u VN e prepared three short. humorous skits and completed our prograimne with individual talent. Helen Locke played the piano skilfully and Georgina Pearson sang in her well- trained delightful wav. livervonc cnioved the singing of Xetta l.ittner. whose za Y . . .1 . ra r- songs were III German and lfrench. nt now we are t J ine orw rr o ffo'1 e Jr a i'e ant er 'oving an evening Xl luck gf Hllgllgfl hk I ij- 1 together. They are nearly over. these happy months. but we shall not forget them, they will bc as a milestone of great importance in our lives. We are looking forward. too. to seeing our friends. and our own names on the successful list, and to next year s experiences. including-our lirst cheque! To Marion Peddie not one of Form VII. needs any introduction. Her entlm- siastic nature and orlglnal ideas early won her the duty of form reporter to our School paper, and it is to lvlal'lOIl we owe many of our good times during our period at Normal-On behalf of Form Vll. three cheers for Marion I I I M.C.N. S MP. kssifei Page Seventy-one