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

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UDENTIUM Page 12 A lf T A s T QLMEGIFA. Qfcllf llElIE Editor-in-Chief LARRY GOUGH Associate Editors MARY IJENISON, ED. WILLIAMS MR. Literary Advisors J. W. NOSEWORTHY, MISS M. WAUGH Business Advisor MR. 0. B. COLTMANS Advertising Managers TOM WILCOX, ALBERT GLAZER School Activities , . , . Dramatics ...... Girls' Athletics Boys' Athletics . . . Humour... Art .......... V-R. Dunford IV-A-Jean Meyers IV-B-Leach. Shambrook IV-C-Black III-A-Thompson Ill-B--Mina Paterson III-C-Mcflown III-D-Tease III-E-Paterson II-A-S. Brown II-B-Lougheed II-C-Garnett II-D-R. McRae II-E-Stiff II-F-Rogers EDITORS Mary Denison, Doris Brown Jean Meyers, Spencer Piper Q ..... Louise Griffiths Ross Dunford, Walt. Menzies Molly Western, Bud Green . . . . .Howard Bannister, .lack Isaac, Grant Tease FORM REl'RESENTA'l'IVES I-A-N. Watson I- B-Cohen I-C-Geerheart I-D-Violet Roberts w I-In-Donovan I-F-Erskine 'v I-4,-Disantes C -IV-A-Williams C-IV-B-Margaret Carpenter C -III-Harris C-II-A-A. Smith C-II-B-Seeker C-I-A-N. Harrington C-I-B-F. VVilliamson C-I-C-Betty Isles C-I-D-S. Washer

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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.

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AVTA S'l'l'I5l'1NTlI'll Page li! J.. f lillflllfllftttlllllfllfxkl f tfsel 5135 S 5 ,511 ilk x! X X X .., S5 SZ ggi - - k1 d F Zfafiiif 3145? al f Q AUGHAX. How proud we are to belong to a school so widely known. so highly respected, hardly surpassed in reputation by any school in the pro- vince. Is our pride justifiable Let us review together the activities of the past year and assure ourselves that our reputation is not ill-founded, that our school is deserving of the high regard in which it is held. At no time has Vaughan been without its brain trust, its band of hard- working and successful scholarship seekers. Last year three of our I'edagogues' Prides fBert Gerstein, Grace Nichols and Art Heywood captured tive scholarships. A detailed account of their achievements is given elsewhere. The departmental standing of our less brilliant students, let me assure you, will stand your most careful and critical scrutiny. ln setting before you an account of our athletic prowess l shall be running two risks: the risk of tiring you with a long recital of battle and victory and the risk of omitting in that recital much that is worthy of mention. Rather than run into either danger let me again refer you to the pages of our chronicle where you may find the Saga of jim Homer and the accounts of royal battles on the field of sport, nobly fought and nobly won. This year has set for our school a new record in dramatic achievement. The presentations this year added to an already long list of high-standard perform- ances. The continued interest and the unqualified praise given to this activity are ample attestations to the esteem in which our efforts are held. It is worthy of mention that this year a group of aspiring Thespians, not content with the limited scope offered their talents by the operetta, resolved on the presentation of an evenings entertainment of strictly dramatic work. For every detail of this venture the students took the entire responsibility. The marked success of this performance was a tribute not only to the intelligence and independence of the stu- dents themselves, but also to the enthusiasm of the teachers who have encouraged in the students a sincere and appreciative interest in dramatic art. In the review of school activities l feel that I. a mere male. can hardly do