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

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EASTERN ECHO 67 . . 7277... va, ,E V --N' Y' A 'l,.. 'F b-l LIFE SAVING CLASS First Row-E. Warren, E. Brix. Second Row-M. Darlow, R. Brewer, E. Merchant. Third Row-M. Donnelly, E. Jameson, D. Herrington, A. Jones. Fourth Row-C. Matthews, D. Winton, O. Gordon. lfcsscnclcn. 'lilie fliving' was llfll hiuilgul, lful if il lm-l lm-11, our iliwis xwul-l have rcturncrl with jusl one xiimm- k'iCl41l'j'. lk-1'li:l11s iw will .ln lil-in-1' in-x' time. On 21 l:l'lllIlj' curly in l'iL'lll'L1Ill'l' hluniwi' lk-:ms lu-l-l za inn-I :il lliv Y.XX'.k'..X on Mcliill Street. :il wliicli Cuiiiim-i'u' umm- sm-wniil :immig six mln-1' svlimll in an inter-collegiate swimming im-ul. Klzujnry l,inu-ii nf llic llnlliliim s SC. was tlic liigli suwci' fm' flzilqxxmill, gm-lting' llL'Ill'lf' :ill llic lirsls. Lum lim Llllklul Nl lilinlll merce swimmers czimc in in almost um-i'y vnu- l ' . . . Came sccnnrl in the iliving' :mil tirsi in thu iiwu-lly L-gg' :mil spmni nm-. ll Pilliie CHIN6 sccunml in tlic Zll yfls. fu-c slylc rznu- :mil suwnul in ilu- iluuglmul THCC. .-Xniy iXlCl'i1iI'l2llNl cziniu tirsl in mln' crziwl for slylv rx 1-nl, xxliilu ilu- szum three girls, with Arla .Innes :is :mclimy Clllllt' lirsl in lln- ix-lay Vxwr. I l'l1lU'l1I suv that most in llic sucu-ss wt our vluli is iluc lu ilu lulpiul h instruction given lay Bliss Vliclps. Slim- lms rt-rlziiiily put lm' wliulc ln-:nl

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66 EASTERN ECHO i . V pg -. ' ' . p .p GIRLS' SWIMMING CLUB First Row-H. Fessenden, M. Rhodes, E. Brix. Second Row-G. Austin, A. Neville, A. Elvins. Third Row-D. Herrington, L. Shields, D. Pilkie, A. Jones. Absent-A. Hodgins, A. McFarland, J. lv'lcLeod, J. Taylor, V. Scott. to admit that we have a wonderful group of swimmers. Three teams were entered in the SO yd. relay race which proved very exciting. Side stroke for form was won hy Aldine Hodgins, the diving won by Helen Fessenden, Betty Edwards judging lioth events. The -IO yd. free style race was won by L. Shields. Two clowns entertained in eookhouse costumes, and were rather the worse for cosmetics. The novelty race was an unusual one. A pair of stockings, a blouse, a garter and trousers were the useful articles which made the game so exciting and splitting. The meet was concluded by a polo game hetween the Reds and VVhites, the former winning with a score of 3 to 2. On February lst a visit was paid to the Northern Vocational School for a friendly swimming meet, the Northerners proving the faster swimmers. They won every race except the back stroke race, which was won by H.

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68 EASTERN ECHO into the club and has cheerfully given her time and knowledge in making the club an item of interest to all swimming fans of the school. VOLLEYBALL The volleyball season is over and oh, what fun. Every form in the school produced some kind of a team. 1M were the first form champions and had to play ZL, the second form champs, in a semi-final game. ZL proved victorious. The final game was between SSS, the upper-school victors, and ZL. This game was a thrill and a heart throb, the score being nip and tuck throughout the entire game. ZL won the first game. SSS were much ahead in the second, but the girls were not so sure of their serving and ZL outclassed their opponents 15-12. SSS, the upper-school champions, played a friendly game with Northern Vocationalls upper-school girls. Northern's court was large and Commerce players were not quite hefty enough for their opponents and we went down to defeat with a score of S6-20. c ZL, our school champions, met Northerns' school champions on our 2L SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS First Row-N. Robinson, I. Windows, L. Middlestadt, F. Younghusband. Second Row-H. Lembke, Captaing E. Ward, D. Rutter. Third Row-F. Brann, D. Bartholomew. J. Walker, M. Hirst.