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

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'Ghz 'Echoes Q1 Ghz 'Ecl7oes 'fbitorial Staff Editor-Harold Rogers .1.s.si.stant Editors: Academic - Helen Steer. Hugh Davidson Connnercial - - - Reta Butler VOCiltl0ll2ll - Arthur Jones Household Arts Dorothy Blade E.l'C'l1UlIgl' Aflzlefics .lean Platt Art Marion Harvey Olga lvestlmye John Hughes George Sedgewick Social Form News' llargaret Lytle B,,,Si,u,,,,, Peter Demos Typing Goralon Johnston .4rz'z'e'rfisi1zg Kay Tllael-:eray i Ross Allen A r11'i.su1'y Te'f1c'flcr.y: Academic llr. l . J. A. Morris. llr. C. S. Browne Connncrcial -4--- Bliss llurpliy Typing - llr. A. Shearer Vocational - lllr. YV. Brown Art - - - Kliss BI. llontgolnsry TYPING AND ADVERJTISING STAFF BACK ROW-F. Peel. G. Hunt. C. Stabler. A. Parker. C. Smeclmor, L. Lewis, K. Hunt, F. Maycock. G. Iiusaw. THIRD HOW-D. Grant, Adele Armstrong. Mary Sisson. Phyllis B1-aund, R. Allen Theresa Corbett, Margaret Pitchford. Margaret Sproat, Gladys Cowan. v SECOND ROYV-Lillian Hardy. Marguerite Munden, Alice Belfry, Joyce XViIls Marguerite Marshall, Phyllis Starr. Helen Delahaye. Marion Beatty. Jean Nichols. FIRST ROXV-Helen Rowland. Lorraine Vass. Mabel Clarke. Rita. Butler, Helena Gough. Kay Thackeray, Jean King, Dorothy French, Doris Hanwell. Shirley Grant.

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A A - Ebe 'Echoes i Z EDIT 2 A DRIA . L' M' l' HE wheel of fortune goes around. and we are nearing the close ot' one of the most successful years in the history of our school. .Xt present you are reading the Uliiul-ial Ui of the twentyfseeond edition of 'l'in-1 Ecnoi:s and we of the staH hope you will he satisfied with our efforts to produce a year-hook which measures up to the customary high stand- ards. Yve also wish to remind you of the imllortant part which our advertisers play in the linaneing: ol' our hook and we ask you to patronize thcni whenever possible. School spirit tthe favorite theine of editorsl reached a. new height this year. This was evident in the support given to our splendid rughy teani. The hoys missed, hy only a few points. the champ- ionship of Untario. Our haskethall tealus were also well supported and were very successful. Another indication ol' school spirit was the whtule-heartedness with which the students undertook the pro- duction of Uh Doctor! .-Xlthough only an experiment. it turned out to he a howling success. and this type ol' enter- tainment will likely. in the future. take the place of our annual school play. An- other phase ot' school lite which is not often mentioned is the roiuautic side-A but here we must stop! lf the editor were to become sentimental the editorial would never be finished. For invaluahle help in the puhlication of Tin-1 EFIIOESH the stati' wish to thank ltr. Henry, who took charge of the photography and husiness: ltr. itlorris, whose judgment directed the literary side of the workg Miss Montgomery, who was art supervisor: Bliss llurphy and Bliss Lees. of the fonunercial Department: Mr. Shearer. who took charge of the typing: Mr. C. S. Browne. of the Aca- demic. and itlr. Yvesley Brown. of the Vocational. ive are also grateful for the co-operation ol' the student hotly. You have noticed that this year's Reno:-is is dedicated to lliss Norma Hughes. who has. in spite of her handicap. heen outstanding: in school activities dur- ing: the past five years. Yve wish to con- gratulate Miss Hughes and wish her every success in the future. And now. U friends. on with the show- thc editor retires. I'I.'XROI.D V. A. Rooms. + + + PVR PLE PATCHES IIE students' contrihutions this year to Purple Patches contained so many pieces of prose and verse that niany well worth printing had-regretfully-to he set aside. Practically none but prize winners have heen included in the articles ol' the Aeadeniic and ol' the Commercial pupils. and only the very hest pieces from the Household and Industrial Arts. lVe should like more eoutrihutions to choose from in the Lower School Academic. hut have the consolation of knowing that op- portunity will knock at the door for-these students when they reach the lliddle and Upper School. lleantinie we are very glad to find a good proportion of the articles finally approved come from first and second year students in the Vocational School. FBI.