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

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EA.S'TER.X' ECHO 71 FIELD DAY May 273 one uf the rel letter flzlys in the llismry ul- the lfzlslern lligh School uf CUlll1l1Cl'CC, als the sixth .Xmmznl lflelll llzny was run ull 111 the Brozulviexv Athletic Fielcl. There was Z1 llrizzly rain ull xuuruing. which m-zlrly spellecl p-u-s-t- P-H-11-C-IN-C-11-I. hut ulll mzm Nil came wut lll mm' rm-l szlvwl the llzu' Im the eager Cmupetitms :xml speclzllms. Helen FLIIICFIUII xxwm the Scnim' Cllzrlmlpimmslmlp, xxhilu llmis fl'ZlllSXX'lClx carried OH the 'lunim' lllmlmrs. The results uf the vin-iuus k'YL'11lS xxmx- :ls fwllmxs: Stzxmling 1 llmzul lump- el-llllmimw. lzllen Xplnlclml. Illllllllllg llmzul ,lllllilf---'l SL'lll1ll' v. llvlll-11 l'.llllL'l'l4lll1 l-llillllbl' l, lhwis C1'Zll1SXX'lCli. Rlllllllllg llup, flip :lull ,l11.11pee1Scmmimw, 'lhclmzn limw. 75-Yarcl Dzislw-Q Sunlm' r, llwmzx llmxlnzlllg lhlllllltlfl, Xyllllllt Lxlllvlll. Tllree-Leggecl IQIICL' Al 5:11'm'l, li. XYz1ll4h1sl1zm'. 'l'ln-lm:1 llmxc, li-lL1l1lO1'l, E. Appletagm, Xl. .lL'l'l'1I1l'lC. Q6 O- 36 6 BADMINTON CHAMPIONS FIELD DAY CHAMPIQNS ' ' Helen Fullerton. Doris Cranswlck Helena Lembke, Irene Lembke. Senior Champion. Junior Champlon

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70 EASTERN ECHO senior forms. The Special class have entered a team in the series and they must be congratulated on their team work. The linal senior game was played on Monday, March 21, and the two teams who battled for the school championship were Special and SS3. Evidently the SS3 team believe in constancy, for they were .in last year's finals with practically the same team. SS3 proved the superior team and got their picture in the Echo. Perhaps it is only fair to mention the fact that four of the girls playing on the Special team were on different school teams last year. The junior series will be played off after the Easter Holidays. They have had to show patience, but at the same time have had a longer time for practice. VVe can only hope that this series will run as smoothly as the Senior. These inter-form games have been ably refereed by Senior girls and have been most capably managed by the basketball curator, Ada jones. BADMINTON Badminton, a new feature in Girls' Athletics, was started after Easter last year for the first time and proved very successful. There was a mem- bership roll of over one hundred girls. Three nights a week were devoted to this particular sport and all players enjoyed themselves immensely. At the close of the season a tournament was held in which any member was eligible to enter. Miss Betty Phelps, our 'able gym instructress, refereed the final game between Mamie Ramm, Eileen Radford and Irene and Helena Lembke. The game was very exciting and was won by Irene and Helena. Badminton has just begun this year and the girls are getting in trim for the coming tournament. EASTERN COMMERCE TUMBLING TEAM First Row-D. Beckett, L. Ralston, M. Gibson, H. Lembke, M. Darlow, I. Stevenson, R. Bowman, V. Broadrib, M. Campbell, I. Windows, M. Barker, M. Selmes. Second Row-E. Warren, L. Middlestadt, K. Price, I. Clemetts, M. Ramm, A. Jones, E. Milburn, B. Hurst, A. Brown, D. Cranswick, C. Moore. Absent-M. Tustin, V. Scott, I. Lembke.

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72 y EASTERN ECHO Baseball Throw-QSeniorj, Eileen Radfordg Quniorj, Dot Smerdon. Relay Winiiers- First Form-lA, Bunny Pilkie, Eleanor Brix, Charlotte Green, Audrey Morrison. Second Form-ZK, Beatrice Hurst, Mamie Ramm, Lil Cox, Eleanor Irving. Third and Fourth Form-3S3, Roma Bowman, Irene Lembke, Helen Fullerton, Isobel Greer. Note-Qwing to the misplacing of the record book, we are unable to print the times and distances of the above. TRACK The Track Club of the school sent a relay team comprised of Roma Bowman, Beatrice Hurst, Isobel Greer and Thelma Bowe to the Annual School Games at the exhibition. The quartette ran exceedingly well, and although not placing in the event, certainly upheld the Red, Gold and Black. I Roma Bowman came through with Hying colours .to win third place in the 75-yard senior dash at this same meet. VVell done, Roma! SOFTBALL Baseball this year was very interesting from the point of View of all concerned, each class playing a number of games. The final game was played on june l, 1931. 3S3 and ZK were the competing teams, BS3 being victorious by a very small margin. The game was very spectacular but the best team won. HOBBY SHOW This year the girls of Toronto have been offered something new and different in the way of a Hobby Show, held under the auspicesaof the Y.M.C.A. and the Y.W.C.A., in the Central Y.M.C.A. on April 4 and 5. The girls of our school were very enthusiastic about this and went into it with a spirit of winning and win they did. The relay team, consisting of Ann Neville, Marjory Rho-des, Ada Jones and Helen Fessenden, won the silver cup, the first permanent cup to be presented to the school. Other awards were as follows: Helen Fessenden-Three lirsts, swimming. Ada Jones-Gne iirst, swimming. h Dorothy Quarrington-Two thirds, swimming. Dorothy Smerdon-One first, high jump.