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

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K QwQ T TH -L 1. 1 1. 1- Mr Kenner : hir. Morris: Mr Browne: Mr Le gon : liliss Montgomery: Mr. Bamforth: Bliss Brisbin: Mr. Zavitz: Mr Rutherford: Mr. Weames: Mr. Graham: Miss MacIntosh: Mr. Pettit: Miss Kendall: E ECHQ53 Tvbeme Songs my ., . Tcll me an story. ff An orchid to you. fs, Take a number from one-to ten Everybody loves n1y baby.. Just once too often. Youire a builder upper. Bend down. sister. Let's call it all a dream. The little man with a hammer. Stride up the band. Watch your step. Wvhy? Little man you've had a busy day. In a kitchenette. 3 fi' f. tor a cookiel. mint-'M' Miss Gerrard: I can sew a button. , I -ai i n Mr. Henry: Just an Echo. Y,:.b4-'N- 'v'-'ciyil iifliss E. Cottrell: I want to ring bells. ' ,e If r hir. Toole: Il I had a million dollars. vdfftflfd .1 Len Martin: I-111 just clreamini. Harry Marsh: The little things i11 life. ' Anna McKenzie: A great big man from the south. Spark LeClair: I love you. truly. Bink Cruthers: Truly, dear? Ron Burns: lXIy olfl flame. lllarg Lytle: Ion belong to me. i Don Carr: The object of my affection. Bob Maybee Love is just around the corner. Elizabeth MacKay: hlaybee, who knows? fi Don Ross: Somebody stole my gal. X Z! X I .ffQ. - 71' 1451 295, f uf? .X Agrs Q., .f 'QM A NN s F bf ifWI:S.Wl 7'1fl'u . 'T 1 ' iff lifdtlvgf Qu l -Q , .. ..if - 4' eff, . ,aiu QQQQQQW .Q I dv i' Ai- I Lg -vw -4- -4 , or 'Tiff 2- Q 1. 5 'iii-.'i'it X 'tn nf ,,., 5 v u .K Q ogg ' L aw 3 K E .XB XX ' -1l3- if , 4. .KN 'Q fi