Toronto Teachers College - Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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A IIIX , :I nonrr HDBMAL scnool 3-fl5A IB0QlQ, g g, F. M. COLLINSON Ceylon, Ont. H. C. DUNBAR 955 Second Ave. W. Owen Sound, Ont. M. A. COWAN R.R. No. 2 Turnerville, Ont. H. A. DYER 2 Maplewood Ave. Toronto. Ont. M. Y. CRANSTON 4-, I , ' R. M. DQ Ll'CA Caledon East. Ont. ' ' 4' 47 Cecil St. M. E. CRONE Toronto. Ont. Psuttawa. Ont. 0. I. EMES Beaverton. Ont. C, E, EZARD M. I. EVANS Cooksville. Ont. Caledon East. Ont. M. J. DRVMM Colborne, Ont. I. L. FISHER Georgetown, Ont. Page' Sixirv-jiz'c

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Page Si.rlYv-fnzn' HISTORY OF FORM FOUR 2010-it This is a jingle of the frirls of Form Four. They've wit and wisdom and fun galore. Read and smile and maybe sigh. This is Form Four passing by. What is Rita DeLuca for? She's our attendance monitor! Marion Drumm is quiet and shy, But she has a twinkle in her eye. Helen IJunbar's from the MAC., . And represents us socially. Helene Dyer is our Athletic Rep., She's right there with her charm and pep. Olive Emes' sagacity, Will bring success undoubtedly. Isabel Evans' cleverness and fun, A good reputation for her have won. The girl with the bangs is Clara Ezard, Pronouncing her name the teachers find hard. Irene Fisher a teacher will be, Pleasant and full of energy. Muriel Galbraith is earnest and true In all that she attempts to do. Aurelia Gillies is as quiet as can be, But she'll succeed-just wait and see Nladlyn Goodrich is lively and bright, She'll make an interesting teacher all right! Jean Gregg with her curly hair, Always a favourite everywhere. Peggy Hallatt tall and fair, For basketball has quite a flair. lloris Hand withher A.T.C.M. She plays at the Litwagain and again. v Winnifred Harvey is gentle and sweet, Ruth Hastings' frowns are fairer far, Than smiles of other maidens are. - Margaret Heffernan's cheerful grin, Friends for her will always win. Hildegarde Helliwell with her red gold curls. Is one of the brightest of all our girls. We are proud indeed of the compliments won. By Pearl Hickson's neatness and work well done Phyllis Holden is Form Four's infant, At basketball she's a good contestant. And then ofcourse there's Gladys Holley. She's the source of all this folly. Helen Holmes is our Rep. at the Lit., We like her smile and her ready wit. Joan Happerton, a gentle lass, Will always sing in the Music Class. And then there is happy Helen Hornby. Were proud of her with her Science defgree. Gladys Hunt a teacher will be. She knows her biology. Anna Hunter serious and charming, We find her personality quite disarming. Alice Ingoldsby-a spritely lass, She worries and frets-and will surely pass. Kathleen Ingram is Alicels chum, Orchids to you!--you're not so dumb. And after Christmas from the O.C.E., Came Dorothy Henson and Margaret Cowie. Lean Imeson, the last in our line, Also came at Christmas time. And now our little rhymes are through, We wish success to all of you. Hut you know the old story-still waters run deep! C Hfffffi

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TORONTO HOBDIAI. SCI-IOOI. YEAR BOOK O . 'hz , . ' I ,, , M. M. GALBRAITH ILR. No. Ii Stayncr, Ont. D. E. HAND 366 Glenlake Ave. Toronto, Ont. Pagf Sixty-.vi.x' A. M, GILLIES R.R. No. l Dundalk, Ont. VV. A HARVEY 1375 Weston Rd Toronto, Ont. M. C. COWIE, ILA. ' J. G. GREHG PTQSYOI1. Oni- Claremont. Ont. L. M. GOODRICH M. E. A. HALLATT 248 Heath St. VV. 17 Wills Hill Ave. R. E. A. HASTINGS Toronto, Ont. H. M. HELLIVVELL Toronto. Ont. 794 Windermere AVE. Sydenham, Ont, Toronto, Ont. M. M. HEFFERNAN 111 Sorauren Ave. D. M. HENSON, B.A. Toronto, Ont. Camphellford, Ont.