Vaughan Road Academy - Acta Studentium Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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ACTA STUDENTIIIM Page9 girl in this school to participate in organized games. The Girls' Club have also been active having achieved especial success in the social service program at Christ- mas time. Our debating schedules have been more extensive than ever and this year our team has won first place among the Collegiate Institutes and High Schools of York County. In all these departments and many others of which space forbids the mention outstanding merit has been won for the school. It remains to be seen whether our pupils will. win scholastic success as well. But, if the record of other years is any gage, I am confident that that high record will be maintained and that the vast majority of the students will win good stand- ing in the june examinations. Further, I must refer to the very harmonious rela- tions which on the whole have prevailed among the students and their teachers. That so much concentrated and prolonged effort could be made on the part of so many with such smoothness and harmony is deserving of a high tribute indeed. It is my hope that all our students may have learned by their stay in Vaughan Road only that which will contribute most to the upbuilding of character and usefulness. In conclusion I should like to refer to the fact that all loyal citizens of the British Empire are vieing with one another to do honour to His Majesty King George Y. The youth of our country recognize in him a lofty nobility of character and a high standard of usefulness which our patriotic zeal teaches us to emulate. I am sure I speak for all in the Vaughan Road Collegiate Institute in pledging on behalf of us all a d-eep abiding loyalty to those principles of manhood, service, and freedom and to those forces of peace. and goodwill for which His Majesty has ever stood and in which he is so perfectly our example. .....g.3Qj,g,.... TO-MORROW To-day may be gloomy and leaden. VVith clouds that go sullenly by. Like convicts whose memories deaden, Or outcasts whose memories die. The present may bring some gray sorrow. Some swampland through which we must grope. But ever the hand of to-morrow Is painting a landscape of hope. The past may arise in our slumber- The past with its pitiful scroll. Its human mistakes without number, Its slips and their merciless toll- The past with its revels, its whirling Of day and delirious night: To-morrow is ever unfurling A page that is spotless and white. The past? It is gone with its sorrow. The present? It flits like a wraith. And ever we bow to-morrow, The shrine of our hope and our faith. The past cannot loan if we borrow. The present is dancing away, But dreams of a spotless to-morrow Will whiten the page of to-day. N, Wifzter, II'-B

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ACTA STYDENTIVM Pagcll VAUQBHANEW GiIfiIE5A1BiIHIiil'E9iIRS M1'. G. E. Evans, M.A.. l'5.PiiQd. Miss M. E. 11. Admins. HA. MV. H. M. Ayer. HA.. I'S.l'z1Qd. M12 L. E. Ig2ll'fOl1. BA. Mi: J. R. Hn-zilv. H.A.Sv., lf!.Ac.E. MV. H. Buwli-y. M.A. Mr. U. B. Vwiiimiiis. HA. M12 Ii. R. Vllllllillgfilillll. ILA. Mr. J. AY. D115' Miss M. 41 Ilivksnii. HA. M12 A. Fcliiu-ll. I:3.A. Air. J. l'. I'i2ll'Stil1l. B,A.SC. Miss D. M. Ililylilql. Il.A. MV. R. B. Hul'womi. M.A. Miss H. M. Huslmud. M.A. Mr. 'l'. H. Ivc-ns. B.A. Mr. J. J. F. AIUKOOWII. B.A. Miss 4'. H. Alagw-0. Miss J. M. Maison. M.A. Miss E. Mills. l'3.A. M12 J. E. 3IUl'O2lll. HA. Miss E. E. Ni-lsou. BA. Mr. J. AV. Nnscwoliiiy, HA. Miss IC. A. Prittio. B.A. Miss H. E. Rom-li. M.A. Mr. if. XV. T. Roliinsou. B.A. Mi: R. A. Slum-k, HA. M12 M. D. Smith. BA., B.Pa0d. Miss N. K . Tziylnr, M.A. Miss S. H. Tl,QilO. BA. Mr. H. I. Tuck, B.A. M1'. B. L. Yyvyuii. BA. Miss II. J. AYuugli. B.A. Miss A. M. Avilllgil, BA.