Pickering College - Voyageur Yearbook (Newmarket, Ontario Canada)

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TAYLOR STATTEN NOWN to thousands of boys across Canada by reason of his work with the National Boys' Work Board and his association with the Tuxis and Trail- Ranger pro grammes,-known to many others who have camped with him in Algonquin Park,-Taylor .Ytatten is best known to us as Director of Vocational Guidance and Character Education in this school since 1927. In March of this year, Chief , as he has been ajjtectionatebf known, under- took as a war-time responsibiligf the onerous duties of General Secretary of the Metro- politan Board of the Toronto Y.M.C.A. He is, therefore, no longer associated with us as an active member of our sta jf but his wise counsel will still be available as he is a member of our Board of Management. To him, in gratitude for his contribution to the developing life of this school during the past sixteen years and with our confident hope that he will long continue to exert his great fund of wisdom and experience on behalf of the boys and young men of Canada, this volume is sincerely dedicated. H J