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

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Victoria College in the University of Toronto Founded by Royal Charter in 1836 for the general education of youth in the various branches of Literature and Science on Christian Principles. As one of the Federated Colleges in the Faculty of Arts of the University of Toronto. Victoria College enrols students in all courses leading to the degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Commerce and preparatory to admission to the schools of Graduate Studies, Divinity, Education, Law and Medicine. In the Annesley Hall Women's Residences and Wymilwood. accommodation is avail- able for women students of Victoria College. In the Victoria College Residences accommodation is available for men students in Arts, and for a limited number of men students enrolled in other colleges and faculties. For full information, including calendars and bulletins. apply to the Registrar, Victoria College. Toronto. THE COMPLETE ORGANIZATION Photo Engravers 8: Electrotypers Limited 91 Gould Street TORONTO - ONTARIO 12 Lines to Central WAVERLEY 3821 Artists - Engravers -- Electrotypers - Stereotypers - Rotogravure Page Three

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Ontario Department of Education New Regulations For The Middle and Upper School Examinations There Will be no Middle School Depart- mental examinations in 1940. There will be no change in the Upper School Departmental examinations in 1940. In 1941 all candidates will be required to write the Upper School De- partmental examinations. Provision is made for private study candidates who require Middle School certificates in 1940 under the following provision of the Order-in-Council by which the Middle School examinations have been discontinued: Middle School QGrades XI and XID standing may be granted to a pupil who, for reasons satisfactory to the principal of a Collegiate Institute, High, Continuation or Vocational School, did not attend school for all or part of the school year, and has prepared himself by private study, and has taken such tests as the Principal has prescribed, and is recommended by the Principal at not less than 50 per cent. Such pupil shall communicate with the Princi- pal not later than the iirst day of March in order that the Principal may arrange for the tests mentioned above and shall undertake to pay to the Principal the fee required for such tests. If a fee is imposed it shall not exceed 52.00 a paper. Photographers Picture Framers CRIPPS' STUDIO 'i Makers of Photographs Judged for ARTISTIC COMPOSITION AND GOOD WORKMANSHIP 'QL DRINK- 0 ff' REFRESHING - SATISFYING Bottled by BOORMAN'S BEVERAGES COMPLIMENTS OF Agnew-surpass Shoe Stores Limited 3315'- Phone 6862 385 George St. Flowers Participate in Principal Events of Life SAY IT WITH FLOWERS To Anyone, Anywhere. For Any The Photographs in this book were 0CCHSi0Il made by us. S 9 , PHONE 3271 Turnbull is longer hop ac mi 3765 George St. Peterborough 441 GEORGE ST PHONE 7583 tOver Walkwel Shoe Storej Nights and Holidays 8586 Page Eighty-three

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HOOPER'S Confectioners and Caterers SODAS, ICE CREAM, SUNDAES Hot Dinner 12:00 to 2:00 o'clock in our Palm Room 327-414-601 George Street COMPLIMENTS OF J. K. HUGHES GENERAL MOTORS PRODUCTS District Agent for Cities Service Oil Co. Ltd. Phone 3533-3534 P. O. Box 1011 334-340 V2 Water Street PETEBBOROUGH ONTARIO IF IT'S CAMPBELUS-IT'S CREAMY CAMPBELL'S DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone 4677 Park 8: Sherbrooke St. Silent fCiO1Zfi7l1l6fZ from Page 195 for the conversation which followed. Perhaps Marguerite's first cry unnerved him, for it was: 'tOtto, she cried, and the man lowered his hands and stepped forward to take his wife in his arms. Marguerite, he said, and the ring in his voice was low and husky, telling of much suf- fering, and hardship, and longing. As in a dream, Anton heard him tell ofihis desertion, his flight, his coming here, and-and then something broke in Anton, and he lowered his revolver and crept noiselessly down the terrace-for he heard Otto ask for his son. His head was a turmoil of two voices, of Otto's husky question: My boy, Marguerite? and another, clanging, insistent, filled with the sound of steel, and locks, and duty, uniiinching duty, and then Otto's voice again: My son, my son-? He reached the car, opened the door. They,re very much alert now, he said, we had best drive on up the road and wait. He started the motor-it was quite quiet, thank God!-and the car slid silently on to the gravel and up the road. The lights, Anton? -this in a whisper. They may see them, he whispered back. Anton von Essandorf smiled to himself in the darkness, and he heard only the voice of Otto saying, softly and happily, softly and happily now: My son, my son, my son- The Wutach river below the heights of Nor- denwerk is deep and swift. There would be little trace of any car that crashed the guard railing at the turn, where the cliff falls steeply down to the foaming Wutach, far, far below. Answers To Crossword Puzzle Answers. Vertical l-Pomme. 2-Ake. 3-Tender. 4-If. 5-Nels. 6- Tiger. 8-Air. 9-Toad. 10-Su. ll-Nail. 12-Ark. 13-Veer. 14'--Ya. 15-Poems, 20-An. 21-Brown. 9.7 ---hlarg. 25-Eek. 27-Yes. 29-Lindsay. 31-Is. 32-Tae'n. 34--H.R.H. 36-Antlet. 38-Youth. 40- Item. +1-Lees. 42-Iuboard. 43-Coy. +6-Bamforth. 4-7-Asia. -L8-Me. -L9-Imagine. 51-Gas. 53-Henry. an-Barbara. 57-U, O. E. A, I. 60-Dear. 61-Ed. 64-H.G. 65-Lillico. 66-Arms. 67-Such. 69-Liable. '70-Eu. '71-Doll. 73-Tight. TAL-Andy. 80-Agog. 83 Aha. 85 Boo. 86 Ode. 91 Ev. Answers. Horizontal 1-Patient. 7-Hats. 11-Navy. 15-Poker. 16-Ei. 17-I.O.U. 18-Area. 19-Omen. 20-Algebra. 22-lVIike. 23-Em. 24-Dense. 26-Al. 28-Melee. 30-Riot. 33-Or. 35-Irk. 37-Sway. 39-Girls. 4-2-Inc. 441- Neon. 45-The. 46-Badminton. 50-Nudge. 52-Eh. 54'-Assembly. 56+Amuse. 58-Mia. 59-A.O.E. 60- Dashes. 62-Fay. 63-Gather. 65-Lear. 67-Sir. 68- Gable. 71-Diary. '72-Rotunda. 75-Rain. 76-Olim. 77-Twice. '78 No. 79 Ra. 80 All. 81 Hugh. 82-- A.D. 83-Gab. 84'-Glib. 87-H.H. 88-Shy. 89-Leo. 90 Co-ed. 92-Toga. 93-Love. 84--Groove. Page Eighty-four