St Jeromes College - Lion Yearbook (Kitchener, Ontario Canada)

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Luau WI10 Waflt to l'eII12l1I'l 1Ild0Ol'S. U NN Hu S' The golf course ranks with the m V .Jean strategic retreats w en xr SHORT CUTS T0 INSANITY By Peter Whalley pm. - , ' ,gf .4 N TNQ B is kg my . W t , 33355 Emfjig-1,:,. X' . 13' f V '5 81 :. X ,Qu-.N ,. t ,M.x, - V. L ,-'ina-, ti ', :v.f : f211ff ,z,.pq:5', Q: , wuitw it 1 MACLEAN'S :.EAN'S MAGAZINE, APRIL 15 1952 ost

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