Eastern High School of Commerce - Eastern Echo Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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EASTERN ECHO LAMONT'S SCOTCH BAKERY 826 Danforth Avenue For Better Cakes, Pies and Bread We Specialize in Weddisug, Birthday, and Party Cakes. We Deliver. Hargrave 3295. ALWAYS ON TOP IS THE TIP TOP BARBER SHOP and BEAUTY PARLOR Corner Donlands and Danforth For Appointments, Phone GI... 0338 MODERATE PRICES. EXPERT BARBERS. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Miss Atkins- VVhy did you neglect your French YHCZlIDIlif1l'f'.U Veitch- Please, miss, I had such a sore throat I could IIIIITIII' api-Il English. Mr. Doidge- Now boys, you must never do zmything' in privzitc Ihit you Wouldn't do in public. Miller- I-Iurray! No more hathsf' RIN TING SCHOOL LODGE SOCIETY CHURCH XVORK PROGRAMMES MENUS AND TICKETS Weston 's ENGLISH QUALITY Biscuits THE RBIIHIIIZK Brass FINEST BIscuITs 656 Greenwood Ave. MADE HAgrave 5523

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88 EASTERN ECHO CContinued from page 863 ZB, the life of the 3rd Hoof .... QOr am I too loud?j .... Gord. Grrett has forsaken his Blonde-in-the-brown-coat'' for a new heartac-he. . . She's not an EHSCommercite . . . sotto voce to Gord. : why not deal in your own community? . . . T'other day Robert QBigshotj Lougheed wanted to please leave the room .... Said Mr. C. QMath.j C. Smith: What is it this time? Want to go out and have a smoke ? . . . Said Bob fthe class in convulsions at this pointj : No, sir, it's raining and I left the Windows of my car open. . . . HAW! . . . Drastic measures will be taken if that girl Qshe knows who we meanj does not stop leaving notes in that 204 desk ..... Is it true that Mr. H. QLedger-Journaljj Gray was seen shovel- ling snow from withunder l'auto, about a snow-storm or so ago? . . . To buil-d up the musc,' eh? . . . Why does the Council picture include about Z doz. persons when only four or sometimes five turn up at the meet- ings? . . . Which reminds us of the day the studi-o pictures were taken. . . 1 A bridal party had just been photo'd when our groups arrived .... Said Mr. F. CAsst. Princ.J Sp-ence, arriving: What's the lineup, boys? Waiting to kiss the bride ? . . . Said Jack Clileetfootj Smith: Sure, but send some- one ahead vvith the atomizer . . . There's modern youth for you .... The class paper contest was good. . . Too bad more prizes were no-t given. . . . And listen QMissj Geo. Mottershead-AYSTAY AWAYAY OMFRAY A. E .... We saw her first .... Snoopingly yours ..... FANNIE Tip to Theatre Goers: What soft seats at the BEACH .... But alas, alack, sleep is impossible-the sound system is too perfect .... A STRANGE DREAM Many strange visions have passed, When sleep has drugged my mind, But one more beautiful and vivid Than this will be hard to find! The mountains rose in glorious splendour, Against skies of an azure blue, I think a gifted, talented artist Could find more than plenty to do. The water tinkled and flowed gently In a winding picturesque brook, I could see little lambs near-by And the shepherd with his crook. Then a vision caught my eye, That made me gasp in wonder- For unexpectedly and fortunately Upon a beautiful scene I blundered. For t-here facing the West Where the sun in his glorious splendour Cast golden paints across the sky, With a smile that was nought but tender. -Ada Jones.

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