Toronto Teachers College - Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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HISTORY OF FORM ONE iii-O-XIOY Many forms have come and gone in the history of T.N.S. As the years pass we too will be forgotten. New forms will take our place as we have that of others: but we, as individuals, will not forget: and in order better to remember let us record here the little character- istics and sayings by which we knew each other so well. We were famous, you know, in our year-let's look back. We contributed more representatives to the school activities than any other form. The l.itf'rarv Societies R. C. King, President: G. Ferguson, Vice-President: l.. Hammond, Treasurer. .lflzlrfic Committee B. Howitt, President: H. Jackson. Convener: Ford and MacLean, Committee. Iiffll' Book F. Colgan, Editor-in-chief: Dietrich, Jackson, King Executives. and Hammond, lnifz' .Ynruzal Illccfs .iffIfI'fil'l1lfj'I Ford. Greenwood, Jardine, Martin, MacLean, King, Bailey, Coker, Colgan and Emerson. Jllusically: Maffey, Coker, Howitt, Massey and Edwards. C'hf'er Leader: William Hares. IJI'IIl7IIIfit'Sf Hammond, Massey, Colgan and King. ll'Hl' IVE REMEMBER: Ross Bailey: Bolivia is in Northern Siberia. Wentworth Bellsmith: Sorry but l'm in a hurry. Page F I fly- four William Black: Black sheep of Primary Reading. Jack Clubine: The born teacher. Ben Coker: Nelson, Eddy and I. tand Buttonvillej Frank Colgan: The serious boy with the Irish face. John Coogan: He just poked his skate through my face. Sebastian Dietrich: Now, fellow Audubonsu. Ted Edwards: The handsome blonde at the back of the class. Edgar Emerson: Seen, but not heard. Graham Ferguson: Harriston boy makes good KPD. John Ford: Whats your opinion, Mr. Ford? Kearns Ford: But Mr. Mooney, I gave them to Mr. Whyte. Sydney Gluck: The folk dancer. Norman Greenwood: Modesty Personified. Lorrie Hammond: The little Minister. ,-, William Hares: Stratford Normal'-Rah, Rah, Rah. Elmo Harris: HI bet I flunked that exam. Charlie Henderson: The good Earth. Erwin Herschel: Professor Duck, Quack, Quack. Robert Howitt: That silver haired daddy of mine. Harry Irvine: I still don't know Why I'm here. Harold Jackman: Silence is golden. Harold Jackson: Will soon be efficient with the French horn Alec Jardine: Chickadee, Chickadee. Chickadee-dee-dee. Roy King: Scrubby fthe waiterj. Don MacLean: Basketball practice at 4 p.m. William Maffey: The absent minded financier. Isaiah Martin: The friendly cow. Robert Massey: After the thin man. L. Hammond. s . Q. 'm