Pelham Continuation School - Pelham Pnyx (Fenwick, Ontario Canada)

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60 THE PELHAM PNYX POTATO CLUB 1. Ray Collver William Aldrey John Savigny 7.. Robbert van Berkum Harold l-lodgkins Tommy Smith 3. Lloyd King Edwin Walton Gordon Elliott 4. George Misener Arthur Creamer FIELD DAY Senior Boys' Championship ,,.......,.,,..... ........,....... P aul Tokar -Winner of the A. B. Damude Challenge Cup Intermediate Boys' Championship ..,.,................... William Alsop -Winner of the E. J. Anderson Challenge Cup Junior Boys' Championship ..,....,............,....... Lloyd Stirtzinger -Winner of the Junior School Cup Senior Girls' Championship ...........,....................., Eva Secord -Winner of the James Thompson Challenge Cup Intermediate Girls' Championship ...............,.......... Evelyn Kelly -Winner of the School Challenge Cup Junior Girls' Championship .......................... Jacqueline Lampman -Winner of the Junior School Cup EXECUTIVES OF SCHOOL ORGANIZATIONS-193 9-.io Literary Society ,.................. William Colcock Girls' Athletic Society ...,..,.. ....... E va Secord Boys' Athletic Society .................... Paul Tokar Editor-in-Chief, School Magazine ...... Gordon Beamer Business Manager .....,......,... ...... E dgar Ker School Pianist ..,......................, Elsie Smith Special Repeat Performance of Enchanted Isle Dec. 7th, 1939 The big feature of the programire was the Operetta, The Enchanted Isle, and it proved so popular with the audience that it was repeated by request on the evening of Dec. 7th, and once again the auditorium was filled to capacity. This tinte P. C. S. was honoured by the presence of Mr. G. Roy Fenwick, Provincial Supervisor of Music. Mr. Fenwick spoke in glowing terms of the edorts of P. C. S. in fostering good music. He congratulated two graduates, Miss Jacqueline Benallick and Mr. Joseph Guinn on their line selections and hoped that many more P. C. S. students would continue their musical studies. The background for the Operetta was an expecially line piece of art, the work of Arnold Hodgkins of Campden, and it added greatly to the success of the undertaking. THE ENCHANTED ISLE An Operetta by the Students of Pelham Continuation School, given on the evening of Dec. 7th, 1939, in the School Auditorium. PROGRAMME Introductory 7:43 The School Orcheatra- QQ Class Colours , ............ .... ..... B e zger Chl Air de Ballet ..., ..,. 1 'mz Gluck CCD Tvvinklinn Stars , .... Hfzwtbarne Cdl CanadianOBoy . . . ..., Zamecknirk

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THE PELHAM PNYX The Green Lantern FENWICK 'iv' I Confectionery Ice Cream Stationery Hmdq1m1'te1'f for scHooL SUPPLIES Nona BOOKS SCRIBBLERS LOOSE LEAF NOTE BOOKS REFILLS FOR LOOSE LEAF NOTE BOOKS All other supplies required in Public and High Schools, including TEXT BOOKS AND BLACKBOARD REQUIREMENTS For the Bert in .fpartifzgg Gaudi, mul .fclwoof Supplier ffif THE GREEN LANTERN, FENXVICK k Iflfefelfl, Neilson'salce Cream ancl Chocolates FIRST AID REMEDIES , CIGARS AND TOBACCO TEA SPECIAL W. K. BALFOUR, Manager

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THE. PELHAM PNYX 6l MR. G. ROY FENWICK Supervisor of Music for Province of Ontario National Anthem at 8:00 p.m. 1. Chairman's Remarks 2.. Vocal Selection-Bass!The Trumpeter CJ. Airlie Dixj .Mr. Joseph Guinn Accompanist+Miss joy Guinn 3. Dances-Caj Sur le Pont d'Avignon .,..,..4..,....,.. French Folk Dance Club The Chestnut Tree ..4.....,,.....,..,,..., English Dance QCD The Skaters' Waltz. 4. Vocal Selection-mezzo-soprano-Selected ....... Miss Jacqueline Benallick AccempanisteMiss Margaret Boyes . Physical Culture Demonstration ....,,....,,...,.... Boys of the School . Address ..,.....,,.. Mr. G. Roy Fenwick, Provincial Music Supervisor 7. l'The Enchanted Isle'-'an operetta based on the themes of Frederic Chopin fBy the Students of the School 5 6 POTATO CLUB ORGANIZED AT P. C. S. FOR 1940 Welland Rotary Club, the Federal Government, and the Provincial Gov- ernment are all collaborating in sponsoring the cost of prizes to be given the winners in the county contest for potato growing again this year. Some twenty-five boys have qualified for the club this year and it is expected the competition will be keener than ever. The boys will be directed by Agricul- tural Representative joseph Wilson again and the potato selected for grow- ing is the Chippawa, a comparatively new variety. ' TREE PLANTING Students of the school are continuing the programme of tree planting again this year in co-operation with the Pelham Horticultural Society. Al- ready some 37,000 trees have been ordered and these will be planted just as soon as the spring weather arrives. Tree planting and a Flower Show or Dis- play of Tulips, Hyacinths, etc., grown in classes are the major projects of the Agricultural and Horticultural Classes for 1940.