Peterborough Collegiate and Vocational School - Echoes Yearbook (Peterborough, Ontario Canada)

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TH , EQHQHS D5 Commercial You did not expect to hear from us this year Well, don't worry, you'll hear plenty, my dear. Apart from Arithmetic, Miss O'Connell is swell, But she says as talkers, we do too well. Dorothy Mosc1'op is cleverest of us all, And she's right on her toes at learnjng's call. Donald Chamberlain lives away from here So when report time comes he has nothing to fear. Foster Hynch is very shy So when asked a question he heaves a sigh. Peggy Lawless deserves the praise of the class For as an athlete, shels a very smart lass. Evelyn King is rather plump you will find, But people like Evelyn are good-natured and kind. llirs. Kennedy may well be proud of her child, Y For hlargueritels behaviour is sweet and mild. VVell, I guess Igll sign off as there's no more to do, And as for myself, I'm very well, thank you. D. P. Commercial Term ITA Always first in work or play, Good sports all in form I A. Une of our girls is Elsie Board Whos as modern as a V-8 Ford. And Elva Barringer, a winsome lass, Nliss O'Connell says could lead the class But she cuts up all day in school Until Dot Brady falls off her stool. We have llliss Bassett with ginger hair, And lVIarcella Dorrington's baby stare. Selma Florence is an artist grand, VVho paints her lips with a lavish hand. Adams and I-Iillier are girls you should know, Both, you will find at any picture show. lVIiss Dobson's the girl that you hear laugh and shout. But she hasn't been jolly, since her last sick bout. Bliss Ruth Fisher, tho' not so thin, Is a Rubinoff with her violin. hlarie Jones is our smallest lass, Who does her homework all in class, But weire all good pupils and an honour to the school, A Tho' we all Vex our teachers, as a general rule, But no matter what may happen, or what they may say, Yon'll find no better pupils than in form I A. J. A rmxtrong -105-

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THE ' ECHAES -1' J' 'L I 'lf 1, lII1i.tgi1lZiti0ll to project ourselves back 2000 years, and speak and do as the Roinans did. After Latin. Castor et Pierre. then English, and last, to climax the afternoon, French. Your Scribe, Bill Du1'irI.wrm. Tamous Slogans for ITD Hcabemic Ruth Robinson- An eye to the future, an ear to the ground. Gordon Vallery- Hasn't scratched yetfi David Rogers- What every woman wants. Gordon Smith- One of the greatfy Gwen Record- Airflow and airstreanif' Philip Turner- Be preparedf' Sherry Reynolds- Call for Philip-V' Elfie Saunders- I thought I was different. Fisher Buckham-- Voice of Experience! Mary Richardson- I live on 3318.00 a week and I c-an't ullorml ai failure. George Spicer- Blade with the finest ingredient. Andrew Scott- Speaking of bargains. George Smedmor- Now you can get into broadcasting. Eileen Sellon- Nervous? Fidgety? Irritable? Jack Roper- Get a lift with at Camel. Robert Sharpe- High School Course in Two Years Zoe Stayzer- Good to the last drop. JI. F. R. -104-

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WTHEE EC Q35 WHO'S WHO IN ATHLETICS? - IB COMMERCIAL Two CUPS - Two PENNANTS At the field-day tournament two pupils of IB Commercial won the silver cups. Miss hIuriel hlchlillan won the Intermediate championship, lNIiss Peggy Lawless won the Junior championship. The pennant for the highest points came to IB Com- mercial. lXIore than that IB won the pennant for the Volley Ball tournament. D. P. IC COMMERCIAL Form Representative of Literary Society Jack Seymour Sports Representative, Girls Orma Ristow Sports Representative, Boys Echoes Reporter ,. . ,. ,. , ...Warden Wright sPoRTs Boys' relay team. consisting of Cliff hIorrow. Speed Barnes, Gerard Primeau, Wardy Wright. Girls' relay team. consisted of hIargaret Rea. Orma Ristow, Evelyn Young and Phyllis Ivhatley. 1Finished secondj Intermediate Boys, Athletic Championship was won hy YYar1ly Ivright. IC' contributed a few hockey players and rughy players. IV. IV. LM4....T ' HOUSEHOLD A RTS A goodly form is H. A. I Although we're not so clever- The teachers think we're pretty dumb, So now we will endeavour To set them right. 'twill he a joh- But it can't last forever. First is hlarg, she's always smiling. Though I cannot tell you why. Next is Lady Isabel Who is often heard to sigh. Ethel just must talk and laugh, And has to write out lines, Next is Jean. a little one. Who seldom ever pines. Then we have our red-head Jean, The only one of her kind. Petite Audrey is next in line, Who teasing does not mind. This espistle just must cease It might as well he now, So with a word to other mates I make my exit bow. D. I. L. -106-