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

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X - , 5, . 1. 1' 1- 'Q T1-15 EQHQELS 1 2 5 4 6 7 s 9 mg ll neg an 15 11 51718 aa an 19 Q20 212252151241 V V . V ' N ff 5 525 Q27 283 29 50 31 35 34 55 57-- Q-5 X39 Q50 g-fig 45 Q44 '42-45 46 48 49 511 5152 ma 55 Q56 Q57-58 59 Eg Q51 Q65 1 Q5-1? ee , Q 566 3 Q67 568 Q 569 HORIZONTAL Jack McKone's nickname since he started to go with the little blonde. An unpleasant thing creeping on people. State of hirsute growth on teachers' heads. Gord Pammett's wit. Lapse of time or epoch. Producers of beef. Knocks. Our forefathers. Small part of girl's equipment for flirting. Collegiate yell. Exelamation. The cakes in the Household Arts will fall flat even if this is used. A name that I am glad is not my own. Upon. Given for remembrance. Tl1e type of beauty not produced by an 18 day diet. Chemical symbol for arsenic. then add a letter. 36. 38. 40. -11. 43. 4-4. 45. 4-7. 48. 55 56. 57 59. 61. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. A +110- Betty Thompson's address. A girl's name. Found in Trig. class a11d good to eat. Spread by Louise Lundy and Betsy Scott. A young girl. Colour of Mr. Legon's hair. Filter through slowly. Indefinite article. Something no P.C.I. student can achieve. Green on a stop-light. A south-sea island. A tremendous draught. llasc. 3rd person possessive. Dot's I'm. A lady f?l who created a stir in the movies. First name. French for bone. A water animal. fYou oughter know thisl. Needed by most boy's trousers. Abbr. of a Nlaritime Province. Abbr. of street. YVorn on the head.

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THEM ECH ES -r -r 1.-- 1, 1 1. 'Echoes' Tiluzzle Corner 1. If I bought a bottle and a cork for 31.10 and the bottle cost 31.00 more than the cork, how much did the cork cost? 2. Three men went to a ball game and each took two sons. They bought seven tickets and they each had a seat to see the game. How did they do it? 3. Place eight checkers on a checker-board having no two in a straight line either diagonally, vertically or horizontally. NB.-A checker-board has eight squares across and eight down. flf Put down the number of your living brothers. multiply by three. add three, multiply by five. add the number of living sisters. multiply by 10. add the number of dead brothers or sisters. substract 150 from the result. The right hand digit will show the number of deaths. The middle will show the number of living sisters. The left- hand will show the number of living brothers. 5. Five men were ship-wrecked on a lonely island. They discovered the sole occupant, a monkey, which they adopted. They spent the day gathering icocoanuts and at night had quite a pile which they decided to divide up next morning. During the night one man arose. divided the pile evenly into five piles and had one left over which he tossed to the monkey. He hid his pile and made a single pile of the other four. Later, man No. Q arose and did likewise, also in turn No. 3 and No. 4, each finding one over which went to the monkey. But No. 5 found the pile divided evenly among the five. How many cocoanuts in the pile at first? Elb El 1 2 3 4 H 1. What a tiger does. T 1 Y 1 if 14 5 1 . 0 V 'J 2. What. a hon does. -gs -4 A ll E EE 4 Em 3. What a dog does. 1--- 15 3 4. What a fish sometimes does. 7 13 9 7 5 HORIZONTAL: ll E 10 5 1. Insects. E Elm-1-5 5. Organs of sight. By moving position of three matches. 6. Annoy. reduce thc fivc squares to four. 7. Comfort. SOLUTIONS ON REQUEST AT ECHOES' OFFICE -109-

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2 0 0 5 ' Y-. , 1 . ' 1. -. 1. 1 vp - - : J 1' Y 1 1 i 1 IIEIIII VERTICAL 31. Something that Doug. McPherson 1. Dink', Amys calls Flossie Har- vey this in a sentimental mood. . Everyone wants to kill him at a ball game. Done by Spark and Bink when the lights are low. . Command to a horse. 6. Irish. S . A good deal more ground than even Ascot's feet will cover. 9 Poetical exclamation. 10. Initials of V ais fat boy. 11. This has spoiled many a college boy. 19. Nickname for the huskicst and most popular young lady in the school. . 15. No longer used in warfare. 18. Bob ltlaybee insists on doing this with his car on a suitable stretch of road. oo a Q5 The only thing on Sam Patte-'s old Ford that will work. L A little-known animal often found in cross-word puzzles. . Demanded too much in Composi- t.ion. 96. VVell above your heads. QS. Eagerlv awaited. 30. Girls like this around their necks. 233 34. 137 i3S9. L10 4Q. -13 46 49. 511 51 5Q 53 P .. IJ -'D 58. 60. GQ. .il-. does very well in basketball but not in school. These bind as well as cause quarrels in families. Everybody has one, Jack Benny's goat has none and Art Stinson is over-stocked. What metal becomes when heated highly. Where Jack Couper's thoughts are a great deal of the time. Harold Botnick's conversation. fSpelled phoneticallyj. The average first-former. The biggest thing in the school often seen with one of the smallest. 1Vell-known ltlexican labourers. Everybody has them and is usually ashamed of them. Latin conjunction meaning Hthatf' Large works. flaiteraryi. On the job. lNIet in literature and in fairy for- ests. A change for the hedrler. Ron Burns' and Tom Smart's nick- name: also lays golden eggs. Another word for rubber. A small thing that is charged. First to come out in spring. --111-