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

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WALTER KEAST, B.A. Pofinci pal Eight EASTERN ECHO

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Back Row : Middle Row: Ii B Front Row : Absent: B F F R Ii EASTERN ECHO STAFF Aircy, G. Hclson, N. Philip, D. liars, XY. lX'zIII:Icc, I. Yir Matthews. Provan, I. Howard, M. Elwood, Ii. Ilzunilton, F. NI-uri Burton, B. Anderson. . Law, L. Mason, I. l.c-mhkc, B. Mattlicws, IJ. Pilkit-, ti. Sou Osthoff. Blandford, E. Groves. A. Harrison. STAFF UF EDITORS Editor-in-chief-BRUCE MATTHEXYS Assistant Iitlitor 'RUBY LAXY Circulation lvlaiiagcr-GEORIQIC StJL I'AR Asst. tfirculztti-m NI:m,QI7AX'llJ II x Advertising Manager-Nlfll. PHILIP' Asst. Arlvt. Klan. AHICLIAII ANIJI lxS Business Manager-LEONARD MASON Asst. Husint-ss Klan, XX'II.l.I.-XXI XYAI I Xt I ADYISICRS Mr. J. A. CARSON, B.A. Mr. F. t'. PtIXX'I'fI.I., IZ..-X. Mr. IJ. XI. NIvN.XI'tLII'I I X . . . i Mr. ,l. S. lxt'IlIIllIll, Iu.A. DI'fI'AR'I'3I ICNT I-1IJI'I'tIIiS Short Story Iiflitor AIANIICS X'IIQ'I'l'I-I Girls' Atlilctics-IRICNIQ I.ICMIiKIi Aswlsilllll' -IHII4IiI'fX I'II.KIIf Literary EclitorMEDI'l'lI HAMIl.'l'rmN Asst. I.itt-rztry Iirlitor Ii.-XIQI.I-1 NIA'I I'III XX l'ot-try Ifrlitorsn I IQ ICN IC III IXY.-X It IJ Boys' Athlctics-Frccl Airt-5' .Asslslillll AIiRl't'li IIIUNXIJI-'I IIQII Exchange-BIC'I I'Y liL'R'I't IN Frm-iicli III-1IQ'I'Rl'IJIf fIS'I'I It II-'If Girls' Club-jANI'f'I I'I'f PRI IYAX Assistzuit I-1I.If.-XNK IR IAIQI IYIQS Art-ILICRALIJ IIICLSIIN Alumni .'XI.I-'IQIQIJ II.-XIQRISIIX IIuiiior-FRANt'IfS XII III RIS EASTERN ECHO Seven

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TO THE STUDENTS OF COMMERCE N all sides of us History is in the making. Social customs and pof litical systems are being questioned. We are in the midst of great world changes. We must believe that civilization is on the march . We have reason to expect that the form and content of our future civilization will be based upon that of the past. I sometimes wonder if the boys and girls of tofday are aware of the great heritage which they have received from the past, in Canada the heritage of great physical resources,-wheat fields, mines, forests, lakes and rivers, homes and cities: and the greater inheritance of liberty, freedom, and opportunity for all. Then you have the heritage of the great achievements of the men and women of the past, their transmitted aspirations and ideals as revealed in literature, art and musicg and the achievements of science, that have so recently all but an' nifhilated space and time and have ere' ated a new world. Surely indeed, with all your problems, you are the heirs of the ages. What possibilities are open to you if you have the courage, the strength of soul, and the wisdom to make it all your own! - NV. Keast. EASTERN ECHO Nine