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

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TIME TABLE Jean Bright, 2E Monday morning, gosh, I'm tired. Mathematics-I wish I could add some I energy on. Bookkeeping-I guess I'll pass. French-Parlezfvous francais? Non. Neither do I. Ho hum. History-Maybe I could fetch 40 winks. What do you think? Spelling-Wy doo wee ever tak this? Composition-WWell my grammar ain't good enough but why should I worry? Lunch-Boy am I hungry! Penmanship- 1,2,3, swing, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, He thinks we can't count. Typing-It took me long enough to write this? Stroke the keys, nice pussy! Shorthanda-Last period. I'l1exist. Boy I guess I'l1 go skating and then a dance. ZF GOSSIP Violet Long Up here in 302 some of us are excepf tionally bright perhaps, and others just about the average. At the first of the term we were quiet, obedient, and lov' ing, but now our liveliness sometimes brings the teacher into the matter. We have the very best girls in sports, including Joyce Taylor, the Junior Champion. Others are Cameron Hearts, Formi Representative, Harriet Shaw, Echo Representativeg, Dorothy Boot, a new discovery and Annie Collins, our entertainer. Our Badminton players are Dorothy Haggert, Audrey Waters, and Violet Long. We also stood out in the Ten' nis Tournament, Audrey Waters and Harriet Shaw being runnersfup for the Second form Championship. Cur girls are interested in the social events of the School. The majority attended the gym party given for Mrs. T. Pennington and also have attended other gym parties. We are just like a large family. Wouldn't you like to belong to ZF? Seventy-eight GIRLS GF ZG Edna Kennedy . When you go home Iam sure your mother will ASKEW to go to SMITH'S grocery store on the corner of JONES Avenue to buy a package of LYONS' tea, a pound of REDPATH sugar and to PRICE the jars of CLIVES. If it should be raining, the car would come in HANDY so you could FISHER out of the garage. Cn your way you will pass ALLEN'S Theatre and RCGER'S Radio store and I WARREN you to hurry home and do not be MOODY. If the car should break down, don't let it hurt your PRYDE but loosen your LECGES, WARE a smile and WALKER home. THE VOICE OF ZH Lillian Cooley We are the girls from 303, We're always there when anything's free. At athletics every one of us shines, And brings to our class all the honours fine. Cur form tennis team of Lembke and Rapple Are the second form tennis champions. Our volleyball team came out on top, And boy, do we think we're pretty hot! We always joke and laugh and talk, And never do the things we're taught. At Shorthand, French, Maths, and Comp, We will admit we're an awful flop. 21 NEWS Betty Cope Just Imagine: Marjorie Thorne coming in on time three mornings out of five. Doris Ballinger as a stenographer. Barbara Jeffries having enough ink. June Wood without her French home' work done. Marjorie Tindall pouting. Irene Casson eating her own lunch. Lois Loukes without a detention. Grace Daniel with no mistake in Spell' ing. EASTERN ECHO

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