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

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THE ECHOES 63 gkff 5 L4 :TH I III. :fill -1 1 -,ll 55f'y l lf1't ...llll Q :en mu ' . 2 2 W I F V 4 i xx 551 k . - 'T 1 A AS IN former years a large number of last yearis graduates of P. C. Y. S. haye obtained positions with various firms of this and other cities. Some are continuing on the path of knowledge in Universities and Business College. Acaomric ScHooL Uf the Academic graduates forozzfo lvl1Z'Z'Cl'SIiI l' has claimed: Ferguson Barr, Douglas MacPherson. Marion Harvey, XYhipple Kelly, Beverly Rogers, Helen Steer, Gladys 'Watson i Those attending Qzfeeafx LIlII'Z'CI'5Zif'l' are: Lorene Piper, ,lean Scott, and Clarence Stabler. Gordon Hunt, John Quirt, Clairemont Morgan and Alice Darling are at Xornzal School. Jack Couper is working at the Quaker Oats Co., Llewellyn Griffith at the Canadian Sealright Co., and Harold Rogers at the Canadian General Electric. Earle Florence is working in New York and Don Richardson in the Canadian Department Store. Bill Scott is in the Royal Bank. Sherry Bond is continuing her studies at Branksome Hall, as are Dorothy Turner and Leone Comstock. Marguerite Lillico is in the office of the A. XVander Co. Marion Stacey is training for a nurse at the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, Don Shiner is at the C. G. E. Muriel Stenson and Phyllis Cruthers are attending Business College. Lorne Janeway, Marg. hlacdonald, Ruth Ellis and Norma Hughes are taking Special Commercial this year. The following students are at home or working: H. James, K. Irwin, G. Sedgewick, S. Smith, -I. Sheehan, Patte, 0. Braden. Y. Braden, M. Edmison, I. Flannery, M. Renwick, -I. Dewart, D. Routly, O. Boate. Students who have left school since September are: Don Ross YA, Louise Spriggs IVA, both at Business College, Eric Edmonson VA, Katy Rogovv IVA. Marguerite Woods IYA, Claude Freeman IIIB, all with Canadian General Electricg David Pearse YB, with the Quaker Oats Co.: Don Carr, IYB, with Dominion Bank, jack Ferguson, IIIB, with Biggar and Crawfordp Gerald McKinnon IIA, at De Laval, Alice Laing IIIC, Gertrude Lancashire IIIC, Hilda Mumby and Layina VVhetung IIID, Douglas Darling IIB, Helen Horick IIB, Ethel Cox and George Snider IIC. III COMMERCIAL, 1036 From last year's III Commercial Class, we found that Clifford Cruikshank was employed at the Scarfe Paint Company, 'Walter Dyer at the Brinton

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1 HE ECHOES EUL-VUE FRAMES ANQTILLYER LENSES THE WORLD'S FINEST M. ROCHE, oProMErRisr TELEPHONE 422 ff 188 CHARLOTTE ST. C h ' K ' There must be a reason why so many more people shop reqularly at C. D. S. than at any other store in Peterboro. We believe it is because C. D. S. customers, from actual experience, lcnow that C. D. S. cash prices are generally lower. They have proved to their own satisfaction that consistent buying at C. D. S. produces consistent savings. We buy and sell tor cash mainly, resulting economies, not possible in a credit business where cost of time accommodation is included in the prices, enables us to offer our merchandise at genuine cash prices and those cash prices are generally lower. ln fact our cash prices are so low that an extra charge is necessary for time accommodation. Even with this charge added, our prices are competitive, which is further proof of the economy of C. D. S. Cash Prices. 44 CANADIAN DEPARTMENT STORES umm Parlcers Peterborough Limited CLEANERS AND DYERS WE TAKE our THE SPOTS Phone 250