Central High School of Commerce Argosy, 1947

This is the 1947 yearbook/literary magazine *The Argosy* from a Canadian commercial school. The issue features an editor's foreword by Diane Barnes (12-A) explaining the publication's return post-war; a principal's message by Gordon E. Price advocating against selfish attitudes; staff and business organization rosters; and student literary content. The fiction includes "The Root of All Evil" by Albert Chovaz (11A), a humorous essay about teenage infatuation and monetary exploitation; "My Greatest Blunder" by Dorothy Flewelling (11B), detailing a freshman's embarrassing confusion of a janitorial closet for the school office; and "The Dangers of Argument" (author partially obscured in OCR), examining financial, physical, and mental consequences of disputes. The issue also includes form photographs, staff sections, girls' and boys' athletics reporting, and period advertisements for Westinghouse and Canada Business College.