Toronto Teachers College - Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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IAS , TQRONTO NQRMAL scl-l ol. YEAR BO-QIQ5 ' , 5 A 2 ' I 4..- ,- , .J. P L HICKSON G M HOLLEY J H. W. HOLMES 71 Moore Ave. Toronto, Ont. M. H. INGRAM Lefroy, Ont. 4,il1 H. F. S. HORNBY 190 VVestmount Ave Toronto, Ont. M. M. JEWETT 300 Yonge St. Midland. Ont. Page Sixty-seven

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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.

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The ll'l1olr Form: illargaret ,leiarlti Ewlyzi Jacklinz .Ilona Julinxunt illalwl Johniton: Ruth Kaalee: Dnrullzy Keflert .lluriel Kelly: Mary Lll2c'f6'lllif' 1 Shirley Koehler: Norma Legge: illarjnrie Nurse: Beatrice Marks: Ruth LeRoy: Ruth Lilelzfielrli Mildred Little: Page Sixty-eight HISTORY OF FGRM And now you come to enthusiastic Five For periods with us the masters all strive. Comrades we, through a summer day, But now, as the sun goes down, My path leads up to the mountain ridge, And yours winds down through the town. In her serious quiet way She-'s on top throughout the day. Let me play the fool, With mirth and laughter let old wrinkles come. -Shakespeare The conscientious guard of our daily history. sThe little yellow slip. We shall be hearing of great deeds from Mabel. Her face is fair, her heart is true, As spotless as she's bonny. fB14rns. tRemember self-conscious Ruth as Mary in our Christmas play?J And wise she is if I can judge of her, And fair she is if that mine eyes be true, And true she is as she hath proved herself. -Shakespeare An artist whose talent has already begun to be recognized, . . . the artist of Normal School for 10.50-57. A BA. student from Victoria College, our tirst Literary representative, and the brains of Form Five. A quiet, conscientious girl who attends to her own affairs. Our talented Art Club representative. Vile tMarjorie was Yice-President ot' the Womens Athletic Societyxl 'Rose at one instant, learn'd, play'd, eat together, And wheresoe'ver we went, like ,Iuno's swans Still we went coupled and inseparable. HShakei'peare. Sedate and stairl as a teacher should be, A school-marm long?-well, we'll see. tRuth's experience as Social representative of Form Five will be useful then.J What wouldn't those dimples do to any mere school board! Her voice was very soft, Gentle and low, an excellent thing in woman. Gladiayn Maw: Jean Maw: Nellie .Maynardz Jessie McCulloch Jean McCullough: Letitia McCullough: Dorothy IVIcE'wen Meryle MeFee: Doris McFarland: Isobel Mclntyre: Muriel Currie : Lucy MacDonald Jean Mackenzie : Anita MacKinnon: Susie 1VIacKinn0n Irene McMaster: Freda Marshall: The Whale Form FIVE For 'tis the mind that makes the body rich. eSlzakespeare From near the charming town of Barrie, To take back all her head will carry. A sincere good sport. tA1l Form Five are sorry you had to leave us at Easter, but wish you a speedy recovery to health and strength.l The tirst one of the McCulloch crew, And she's the smartest of them, too. t.-Xccording to Dr. Thompson and Mr. Mooney.J What would Mr. Keefe do without Jean to play for him? Also, what would we do without Jean to till in an empty spot in a Literary program? The dainty, graceful member of the form.. We defy anyone else to kick as high as Letitia in Rosa Lil. The blithest bird upon the bush, Had ne'er a lighter heart than she. -Burns Shes quiet, sweet, demure and shy, For more of her type we heave a sigh. Ye are sae grave, nae doubt ye're wise. -Burns What are thy dreams? They are the works thou shalt achieve some day, Somehow-sometime-somewhere-they must come true. The humble author of these few lines. A quiet, capable girl who has paraded but few of her many virtues Q Normal's skilled basketball forward and capable basketball convener. Our energetic, conscientious Spring Literary representative. And laughter holding both his sidesf-Milton One of the mainstays of the school volleyball team. Thou hast wit, and fun, and tire. -Burns But somewhere, at last, our paths shall meet, Some day. as the sun goes down, When I have climbed up the forest slope, And you have gone through the town. We shall walk, hands clasped, as the children do, And run, where the road dips down, So pray 'God speed', as I climb the ridge, God guide you, dear, through the town. -Brooks M. Currie