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

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w2'I'lP'W 'W!' MMF VT' W' 1- '5 F 'T'W'f-? 'f :? '5'iE l!29!Qf1i!'?f!!'ff 'T'57F , , - J.- ,. 1 64 Ghz 'Echoes Miss ltlontgomery, who changed our gymnasium into a paradise of garnet and grey. Dancing was thoroughly enjoyed throughout the evening to the strains of Watson-Atkinson's orchestra. At midnight, dainty refreshments were served, and the catering was efficiently handled by Hooper's. All too soon the melodic music of the last waltz brought to a close one of the most enjoyable Christmas dances in the history of the school. We should like to take this opportunity of thanking the members of the Students' Council who were largely responsible for the success of the dance. Our apprecia- tion is also extended to the patrons and patronesses who so kindly acted on this occasion. The president of the Students' Council, who was unable to attend. was represented by Arthur lilillard. The patrons and patronessess were Mr. and Mrs. H. R. H. Kenner Dr. and Mrs. A. Moir. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Marshall. Mr and Mrs. F. E. Johnston. Mr and Mrs. E. J. Davies. hir and ltlrs. E. F. Legon. hir, and iNIrs. D. R. itlorrow. Miss ltlayme Mont gomery. Nliss lkleta Meredith . M. M ART CONTEST XVINNERS Judges-illr. C. S. Browne, Illisx Illon fyomcry. Best Linoleum Cut-Stuart Laing. Best Illustration-Edna Borland. Best Cartoon-J ack Hughes.

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66 Che 'Echoes sfx of 2' Qs G Q :Zip I nlllll . 3'5- .Q l ilq rfff lr1 j,,lllll -if 'Q :GA 'N' 'A l ',-V4.6 ii. 2-Milf? yah. on fr HE P. C. Y. S. students ol last year h 1 c 1 x t :ve s-zttererl in e'e1'y tlirec ion. anal by now, many are the rising young business magnates of the city. while some are still in the more or less earnest pur- suit of higher education. Of the Academic grarluates. Varsity has claimed Gladys Carvolth, Don Welch, Lilian Hall. Harolrl Botnick anrl Morris Black. and Queenls University. Walter Warcl, Lawrence Henry and Sinclair Comrie. .lack ancl Doris Borlanfl are at- tending business college i11 Vancouver, anrl Bill Fornl is attenrling business college here. Several stutlents are taking the Normal School course: llarion Wray. llelen Cameron. llargaret Patterson. May Lauchlan. Betty Thompson antl .Xrthur Stinson. Louise Lundy. Jtlllix Best. Margaret Lytle. Kay Foster. Barbara Dawson, Margaret Sproat ancl Jean Cowling are taking commercial courses. Scott, Ross Pulkinghorn. Bob Maybee. are working in the office at the Carleton Patch at the office of the Nashua Paper Co.. Gormlon Pannnett Betsy C.G.E.. in that of the Quaker Oats, Daisy Klullen anil Alta tvilson are teaching. Ulive Rowe is going into training. YValter Howell is u orking. Of the Household Arts Gratluates. ltuth Parnall is at the Gift Shoppe. llyrtle Joyes is working at the YVestclox. Nlary Kingsbury at the Quaker Oats Co., anfl Sophie Yeotes with her father. Prom lnilustrial Arts the following are employeil at the C.G.E.: Frecl Allison, Eilwarml Ascot. Latlislaus Dominik. George English. Xvllllillll Fisher, Robert llallailay. .Xrlhur lleal, Hilton Palmer, Norman YYoo1l. Victor Coleman. Harold Fife. Kenneth Gibson, Eric Pearce, Don- alll Mleesc. are taking a fourth year post.- granluatc course. Gordon Wlhitesitle anml Maxwell Ilill are working for Porter S. White. .Xlexanmler Chivas is at Branston's Machine Shop, Blaurice Liamlel at Wlestern Clock Co., Leonartl Simons at Peterbor- ough Lock Co.. Btaxwcll Bebee is work- ing for his father. Elmer Tighe with his uncle. From Commercial III, Shirley Aker is in Hall. Hall anml Stevenson law oflice. Marguerite Gardner at W. F. Huycke law ollice, Elizabeth Dominik at G. N. Gor- .lon law oflice, John Basciano and Wvilfretl Cummings are at the Brinton Peterbor- ough Carpet Co., and James Trotter at the Bonner-YYorth Mills. The following are employeml at the C.G.E.: Irene Hough- ton. Thelma M4-Laren. Eleanor Shatlgett and Vernon 0'Connor. Josephine Kil- loran anal Jean Hair are working at the Western Clock Co., Lloyfl Grose at the De Laval anfl Douglas Gleclhill at the C. P. Co. From Special Commercial, Dorothy Allen anal Ormond Benson are teaching: li-is Borlanil and Ruth Hunter are at Normal Schoolg Toni Smart is in the