Toronto Teachers College - Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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FORM VIII. ' T ' 'G J. DONELDA REITH CATHERINE S. ROYCE LUCY I. SAVAGE Grand Valley. Ont. 552 Huron St., Toronto, Ont. Richmond Hill, Ont. Quin. f1'nf,fl.Jff,1,. urf muff: My mllffrv, llfr frnrfl, her fl1'l1':u1, nml lnr pl1rn.w lluu' Cllll I IIIIIAHI IIIVI' IIN Hum nr! Yum My 1-fmlrflrl, ...mu by fnlfrtprl, .win ll'1'l'l' l.'1'11rl'Ij1, Su fnir nffurr llllll Il'Vll'lll uf l1r'r1rf.' by WUI, I-:rum-,m. .Inu-Lxlx 'l',xx'l,1m. E. RUTH ROSS ELVA NI. RUPERT E. RUTH SCOI I Streetsvillc, Ont. Northfield Station, Ont. 179 Gerrard St. E., Toronto, Ont. I 111-131-1, .Ulf Ulliflf, my prrftwrn fmrl my frfffnri. .lly lmpf, my ,lt'fl1'4lY, my fl'Il-Q1 num! be l f:1r Lruly. g11'1'frf U1 n from my fwfr! Sf'OT'1', .lly gmzllr Qlllklfl, In fIlHllVI'1-H11 Uwe. :NIIVII gflfflf l'lIIlllHIH-If In prlrl. SIR lVAI.'I'l-LR SCOTT. Sm VV,xL'1'l-.H Sr'o'l 1'. 3,717 ' ' 'H KATHLEEN SHARPE INIARGARET E. SIMPSON GOLDIE E. SPENCE 'S'-3 Quebec Ave., Toronto, Ont. Ballantrae, Ont. Box 99, Elmvale, Ont. 1AIflllAll'lT-U frnturw .hurl ilu' pun-wr ' llrr ru1'c'f' was vrcr snff, gvnllr' and lun-, ll'1',w'lurrsuI1'a and 1ll'lfi!'l1ffl7 gwrfnrm. I'n lllll Hn l,l'IH'l'NSIlIll nj Ihr lmurf rm r.rFe'll1nI lhiny in ll Il'UllUII1, HOMER. Sm W,xl,'I'l-,lt Sru'r'r, lflgxmn, EDNA Iwi. SHAW OLIVE S. SIMPSON NIO!-IDI Albert, OHL 28 lvfarchmount Rd., Toronto, Ont. NIH rltfzrrnf-flu!unrrunri1111111-111114 Inari, .Vullzfng ruunls hu! mlm! we are doing Sm lV,Xl.'I'l-Ili Sf'o'r'r, jbr Ihr Ulllllfllg gwrrrniiurz. l'u,qe' Ser:-rllx'-fulir SA UNDERS.

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FORM VII. -li EDNA A. NELSON MARJORIE C. NOURSE DORIS P. PATTERSON GEORGINA H. PEARSSON Mono Road, Ont. 24 Nursewood Rd., Toronto, Ont. Kendal, Ont. Keswick, Ont. rar irlle fl IV1UIIlf'Hf hut thrifty uurl I frm 11 II'llI7lIlIl,' Lmrninq by sfuffy uzuxl ln' nvmg flllllflll sIr1'l.m flu- .XI-fjlll, hu? mfrfl 1l'lIl Hlozlyflfful nf oflwrs. IVIIVII I Hllllllf, I IIHINI Spmk, It ll'IlS mfffr f'llIlll.It'l1fl'lPlII sun IH NUM. flu' .wwf LONGFELLOXY. S1-1AKr:sm:.xm:. Gnu: l,0PIi , IESSIE lvl. NICHOI. MARGARET A. PARTRIDGE ELDA C. PEARCE R.R. No. 1, Priceville, Ont. Burk's Falls, Ont. R.R. No. Z, Pickering, Ont. .llfllljl days shall .see hrr TI'GCll1.7I!l should lwrzff tu riefcisimz, and il lll6'I'Tfl hmrt lllfllffnl ll Clfwrful VIH!!! And yft nu duff uiilmul rr lIl't'li I0 Crm:-rl ff. dPCIAR14Ull tn 1IC'f1A0Il mul rlnlrzrclrr ami f4,'Illllll'l'. SH,xKr:s1-Emu: lHb:NRx' YIIIJ life KIM: SOLOMON. Sxowmzx. MARION O. PEDDIE FRANCES E. PENTELOW ANNA Iwi. QUIGLEY 63 Broadway Ave., Toronto, Ont. R.R. No. 6, Guelph, Ont. 101 Empress Crescent, Toronto, Ont. Le! us, 111611, IW up and dlllllfl, Tiff' l'I'II-S071 firm, flu' fellzgwrrlfff lI'I'H, Sluffw uyfr, 11.111 sm- lwlflhr mr guy, U'1'll1 tl hffrlrl fur :my 121112 4 Efulflrrlrlvw, ff1rt's1'gl1t, slrcngth and skill. Sllrfs nyc sue' lrlflhw und Clzurff. LoNc:FE1.Low. Rolarzm' liruxw. ELIZABETH E. PENNEY MARION I. PRESTON GRACE INI. RAINES Port Carling. ODI- 2453 Yonge St., Toronto, Ont. Seagrave, Ont. Wnrilz, ruuruge, honour. UWM' indeeri. Szrvetly und xtntely and zrftlz all yrucv nf TU Ilwsw 11-lm lfmnr tim' nut nn zmrd Your susfvnrzrzce and hz'rfhr1'ghI rzre. Wufrzrzrzlzfwwi, mm .IJ111,Hf.' E. C. STEDMAN. TENNYSON. .Ind Ilmsv rrhu lfrmu' lime, lfnmr all word r1rf'fn1'rlf. IIANN.-KH MORE. I

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,:. , lei-S ,. , W TORONTO NORMIIL SCI-IOOLYEIIR BO W V ,. N I, . , WD? ttf 2 OK 5 2 A uututm uuimiiits 1 uluwmumuu - I - 3 ' ' x tt 'Ill W 0- S? 4. 'A 1 . lift HISTORY OF FORM VIII EMOHIES of happy hours spent in the Toronto Normal School will linger in our hearts throughout the years to come. and among these golden reminis- censcs a page is set aside in which we may record the activities of our Form. 'Ne were most fortunate in having as our Form Master Miss Halliday, whose Sylllp3lllHi,1C guidance helped us over many a stony road. ln our quest of a worthy profession. We maintain that Form Vlll. although it ranks last in number. ranks first in efliciency. To support this statement we place before you a record of our many achievements. Read them. and judge for yourself. The following is a list. of those who have won distinction because of their executive abiht y: Shortly after Christmas. when a new Literary Executive was elected. a very responsible position. namely. that of Recording Secretary. was wisely given to Catharine Royce. of our Form. lVliss Hoyce's untiling elforts did nmch to further the interests ofthe Society during this term. lithel Stewart was our Form Representative for the lirst term and ltlarjorie Vtiatson took her place as the new executive come into oliice. ln the field of Athletics. Form VIII. was not found wanting. lluth Stitt held the position of Vice-President. and Kathleen Sharpe that of Secsctary- Treasurer on the W'omen's Athletic Association. Both should be congratulated for the manner in which they carried out their duties during the year. ltuth Ross, who represented our Form in this Association. never failed to keep us well posted in the various athletic functions. The Dramatic Club, had as its president. Adele Tamblyn. who very success- fully directed the play, Scrooge's Christ mas. When the Beans Club was formed, we elected as our Representative. Marian Wallace. who proved an able and inspiring worker for the Club. We wish to take this opportunity to thank Miss Ewing and the girls on the committee for the many pleasant evenings spent by an open fireplace in the Central Y.W.C.A. P Our interest in Nature Study was increased. when at the suggestion of Mr. Patterson our Form joined the Audubon Society. As it was customary to have an executive in order to carry on the work of the Club we elected the following: President ........ . .... Ruth Stitt Vice-President ........ Olive Simpson Secretary-Treasurer . . .Ruth Scott. Fonyi VIII MISS HALLIDAX' Un the tear Book stall we were represented by Nlabel lhomas. who did splendid work in soliciting advertising for the Near Hook. Now to mention our Social liycnts: liarly in the term. the girls of lform Ylll. together with the boys of Forms l and Y. enjoyed a very pleasant evening at thc Empire 'I'heatre. Xliss llalliday and Xliss Xlerchant kindly consented to act as chaperoncs. Following the play. Nlilestones. which proved very delightful. the party lunched at Child's. after which we dispersed to our various homes. with one more happy experience to add to our diaries. tin the fourth of April it was our turn to take part in the Literary Society and after a lengthy discussion and nmch research work we decided on a one act play called. X Sommersault to Love. this. together with a chorus. which sang selections from the 'Wlikadof' was received by the audicncc with much applause. Nic must not fail to record our musical talent. which. according to Nlr. Cringan. was an outstanding feature of Form Ylll. Our quartette. composed of the Nlisscs Stitt. Stoulfer. Stephens and ltcith. accompanied by Miss Sharpe. a budding X.'l'.C.Nl.. entertained the Literary Society on several occasions. with their melodious voices. Nliss Stephens also sang at the Toronto-Stratford meet. Oh! yes. we must not forget our Form yell. so here it is:- I .'l11'ck-t1Aal41ke-11 C I I1 lfkftliftl ken fflzouu' Clzoux' lflzozzx' liU0lllY1lfftlk'll Boomma-lukfn 130112, Bore! Bonn' It I-tl'-II?fJO0II1.l Trig - fl - boonzf Tis - room - bali! FORDI V111 FURJI lilll Huh! Hall! Italie' As the doors of this old building. with its many traditions. close behind us. may we ha ve a reputation which will withstand the criticism ofour predecessors. and be an inspiration to all those who choose as their motto 'Ylocerzdo dl.Sf'1.l71llS.N NLT. 325555421 Page Scren ty-Hire