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

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uAsr1sR.v ECHO , in dim Collegiate, Sarnia C.I. and Technical School. The Humour Department is very good. The Sports Departments are very well handled. Elevator, Belleville CJ. and Technical School. The Exchange was done in an original way. An excellent magazine in every respect. The Grumbler, Kitchener-Waterloo C. 8: V. School. A bright and attractive cover. Fine Literary material. The Form News is very humorous. The Hello, Brantford Collegiate Institute. The Poet's Corner is an added interest. Form News and Sports are well Written. The Lantern, Bedford Road Collegiate Institute, Saskatoon. An attractive book. Seniors and Alumni Section is very interesting. The Magnet, Jarvis C.I., Toronto. You have many different organizations. VVe liked The Last Days of Shylockf' N-orvoc, Northern Vocational School, Toronto. The magazine shows a fine school spirit. The cartoons were very good. The Parkdalian, Parledale C .I ., Toronto. A very smart cover for a very welcome exchange. The Peptintist, Mirrticrt High School. A good all-round edition. A modern language department would be interesting. Ye Flame, Regina Collegiate Institute. A small but complete magazine. The human brain is a wonderful organ. It starts working when you get up in the morning and doesn't stop till you get to school. -C onning Tower, lVeston H. K V. School.

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36 EASTERN ECHO 4.H. r I V-'Ry-,J -rs-1 we E - tv-. Y 4-rs.. '- 1' W Group I winners in the Class Paper Contest, sponsored by the Eastern Echo. Their live paper was called the IK O.K. Mr. Carter is the Form Master and Miss Phelps the , Composition Teacher. TWO NIGHTS A night of snow! a night of stars! A night of merry joys! And gay pine trees in tinsel decked, Midst splash of coloured toys! The great shops Haunt their banners bright, A magic spell to weave Un jostling, scurrying, laughing crowds, Cf course-'tis Christmas Eve! ' A night of snow! a night of stars! A night so crystal white! The fields were bathed in solitude, And slowly waning light. Within a lowly manger, poor, A halo, pale as morn, Illumed the joyous mortals there- The King of Kings was born! Two nights of snow! two nights of stars! Two nights so far apart! And yet it was the self-same joy That filled each raptured heart! -Dorothy Deacon.

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38 EASTERN ECHO Duckie- I passed Virgil today, dad. Dad-Ch! How fast was Virgil going? - -Vox Stualentiuin, Port Arthur CJ. Teacher- This makes tive times I have punished you this week. What have you to say ? Billie-I'm glad it's Friday! -The New Era, Brandon. CJ. Captain Young in Literature period- Have any of you ever read 'To a Mouse' ? love Moorehead- No, you can't get them to listen. -St. Andrews College Review, Toronto. Father Cpausing between strokesj- Son, I'ni spanking .you because I you. Son- Father, I'd like to be big enough to return your love. -The Howler, North Toronto Collegiate. Mr. Scarrow- What is your name ? New Pupil- Jule, sir. Mr. Scarrow- You should say Julius. Mr. Scarrow Cto next boyj- What is your name? Boy- Bilious, sir. -The Twig, University of Toronto Schools. WAS A BEAUTIFUL INDIAN MAIDEN. She seemed to come from the riverg How could beauty like that live? How was it that Mother Nature I-Ier to the mortal world did give? Her hair was long and shiny, Like silken black thread, With long silken lashes in unison With the ebony sheen of her head. Her eyes were -dark and mysterious, ' But now were twinkling and gayg Her cheery bright smile did surely Match that glorious bright day! T-hen slowly the picture fadedg I knew that it had been a dreamy Yet now, I think how pretty And realistic to me it seemed. -Ada Jones, SSS, 209.