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

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20 THE EcHoEs H 0110 fumble Jlffezzfzblz 79rz'7zc'ep.v Uflzmznzzl THIS year the recipient of Dr. Kenner's much coveted prize is Charles Edward Allan Cragg. Edward was voted by Dr. Kenner, the teachers and the pupils of the Upper School, as the best all-round boy and the most deserving of the title, Princeps Alumnus. Ted, as he is known by all, has a truly enviable record. His scholastic ability is of the best. In thirteen of his fourteen middle school subjects he has taken honours.- For four years Ted has played rugby and this year he is a member of the junior Basketball Team. His ability as an athlete and as a clean sport has made him esteemed in the hearts of his fellow-pupils. A winning personality has added greatly to his popularity. P. C. V. S. is proud of you, Edward, and we offer you our heartiest con- gratulations. J. P. LPFZIIICEPX Qxflzzmmz THIS year we all join heartily in congratulating Margaret Lundy, who won the much-coveted honour of being named Princeps Alumna. Mar- garet is Well-known and popular throughout the school. She is a keen member of the basketball team, and a thorough good sport, not only in athletics but in all she has to do. She has shown herself most capable in the many tasks about the school that fall to the older girls. She stands Well up in her scholastic work. May your success and popularity continue, Marg, through the coming years.-M. M.

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THE Ecnons 19 Now don't get the wrong impression. just going to a game and cheering till you are hoarse doesn't necessarily mean school spirit. If that isn't your line go to the Glee Club, or Camera Club. If you are a Rubinoff or a Tsehai- kowski, join the orchestra. For those with acting ability try dramatics, operettas or literaries. Perhaps you are a born business managerg then you should be connected with the school magazine. Sports aren't the only thing in which you can uphold your school. Someone really enthusiastic about other hobbies might startanew organization - not that we really need it. Those we have should be more fully developed first. Yours for more school spirit, M. VV. Unified Empire These are the men who made Canada great, These are the men who dared, ' These are the men who risked all to make A home for those Who cared: Whether the flag that Flew from their roof YVas the Stars and Stripes or the jack, These, rather than forfeit th' enviable right Of being called British, would track Through the virgin bush to this land of ours, A land yet to clear and to tameg And coming thus to the land of the Leaf, They founded our nation's fame. CATHARINE WHITE, IC Commercial

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