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

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15,4sT15Ry lscuo 65 l GIRLS' CLUB EXECUTIVE l First Row-Vivian Broadrib, Vice-Pres.: Catherine Matthews, Pres.: Catherine Walkinshaw, Sec. Second Row-Evelyn Hawkins, Treas.g Doreen Pilkie, Jr. Beans Sec'y: Miss E. Pirie, Adviserp Irene Cooper, Sr. Beans Sec'y. Executives of other schools and our friemls from the -Xt this meeting we lntencl to wind up with a big hang antl show our frientls what a real success the Girls' Club of Eastern Commerce really is. Presidents Remarks This year has been a banner year for the Chili antl it is tluc to the splendid co-operation and interest the girls have shown in attending the various meetings and responding to calls at clitterent times tluring the year. I wish to extend my thanks to the memliers of the Caltinet ot' the Chili for their assistance in helping our meetings to reach so high a stantlartl, :mtl also to Miss Dolly Smith of 355, who has so kintlly suppliecl the Clulr with the posters at various times during the year. In conclusion, we take this opportunity tif thanking the girls for giving us their vote at the elections and for the splentlitl support they have given us during our term of office. lt is our sincere wish that the girls realize it is their Club and one of which every girl in the school shoultl he an active member. wlfuy illaftlime, SSS.

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62 EASTERN ECHO nw .7-N -e','a.Qv?, sbp-'gli E gp, nik-fx 47? 5.,. etmfee-t' lf Elias? rf we gram 3.3.45 t 'ff 've ' in in li, fi ti at ft - .... ,.., ,,. - ----g- -1 3' 'if' EXECUTIVE 1932 Pyggidgm .,4,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,44,, ,,.,,,,,A,,A,.,,,,qA4,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,4,,,.,,,,,.,,..,,,,,.,.,A,,,,,.,,..,,,,. C atherine Matthew Vigg-Prggidgllf --.,A,,,. ,,,',,v,,,,4, ' ,,,,,.A,,.,,.,,.,,,,4,,,,-,.,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,4,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,4,,4,,.,., V iviall B1'O3ClI'llJ Sggrglfiafyfy ,.,,.,,,,,q,..A-,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,4,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,.,,.44 C 3.'El'16I'i1'1C VVEI.llil11Sh3.W Treasurer ...............................A......................... ................,....... E VCIYI1 H-2lWki11S Junior Beans Refrcsezzfaiive .......... .................................... D OFSCH Pilkif? Senior Beans R8f7'6SCl1fUfiU6 .....,................. ,..............,,.......,.. ........................... - ........ I 1 'CHC COOPCI' Advisers ,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,..,,,,.,,,4,..,.,,.,,,,,,,,A.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,..,..........,,......., Miss Pirie and Miss Toye The Girls' Club of Eastern Commerce have practically completed another very successful year. The aim of the Girls' Club is to bring the girls together in a companion- ship which will help to create in the school that much sought-after 'fschool spirit. This year, two new groups have been organized, a First Aid Group and a Stunt Group. ' The First Aid classes have been very fortunate in having a nurse and an instructor from the St. john Ambulance Association to give them lectures in the art of rendering first aid to the injured. These lectures have been enjoyed by the girls and we wish them success in their examination early in April. The following meetings have been held during the year: November ........................................................................ Initiation Meeting December .........,..............,,,.,..,,........,,,,......,.,,.,.,.,,.,,,,,,.., Christmas Meeting A Christmas Tree was beautifully decorated and a collection of vege- tables and canned goods for the Neighbourhood VVorkers was made by the girls. After a short programme, the girls were treated to apples and candy canes. January ....................................................................................... Stunt Meeting The competition was keen forthe junior and Senior prizes for the best stunt. The Senior was won by 3S3, who presented -Overheard in the Opera and the junior by lO, who presented Theodore to the Rescue. A framed picture was presented to each form. At the February meeting an address was given by Mrs. Moore on The Art of Living. The spirit in which the girls responded to Mrs. Moore's talk was very gratifying and made the meeting a huge success. Gur last meeting, which is to be held in May, is going to be an Open meeting, to which we are inviting the mothers, teachers, members of the

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s EASTERN ECHO ,, candle Q25 G Gpaclziffac G Qaclzillczc QE12 G Qaclziyac QQ16 NK i' 1 if :ff f :Li iw' 5 F1 W I t .'lf'mL NE 'lf' ' :gmt .A 5 'Ib '- W C DILLAC Presents its Greatest Achievement Nothing that Cadillac has ever accomplished could com- pare in importance with the new 1932 creations. Cadillac's insistence upon quality in materials, fidelity in workmanship, beauty of design, and sureness of performance has resulted in a product of which we are justly proud. The following basic improvements are typical of the new Cadillac and LaSalle models: Triple silent syncro-mesh trans- mission, Full range ride regulator, Controlled free wheeling, Six-point rubber-cushioned engine suspensiong Improved safety brakes, Super-safe headlighting system, Thirty per cent greater vision for the driver, Increased power: Increased gasoline economyg Greater ease of control, New body styles by Fisher and Fleetwood. 4 STANDARD OF THE WORLD Cadillac Motor Car Company 832 BAY STREET, TORONTO A PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS Be sure to patronize Echo advertisers .l -iiiil