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

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Evelyn Ferris being caught talking. Barbara Pomeroy not talking in Geograf phy Period. Kay Bridger not eating in school. . Isabella Campbell standing last. Freda Brandon as a chorus girl. ZM MERCHANTS Edward Maxwell As this is the first year that there has been a second year merchandising class in the Eastern High School of Commerce, most of the teachers are watching us very closely. There are a few athletes in the class, Clumpus, playing junior, and Airey senior baskeijball. Airey also played junior rugby, while Maxwell played senior. Two honour students of the class are Bailey and Edmonds, Bailey having over 82 per cent in the Midfyear exams, while Edmonds had over 70 per cent. Another active person in the class is Nat. Wise' man who plays a banjo in the school orchestra. A PAGE FROM 3A's DIARY Bruce Blandford Monday: Many yawns and nodding of heads, with an occasional loud snore from the far corner. A swim in fourth period, succeeds in rousing a few stu' dents. Tuesday: Some one throws a shoe. A riot starts, and soon the whole class is drawn into the fray. Not content with elastic paper shooters, two stratef gists bring into action a portable howitzer, finner tu-be, with shorthand book or rubber shoes as ammunition., Wednesday: Proceeded 'to auditorium and slumbered through five speeches. exhibif Ab. Tuero makes first public tion of his two famous pieces of art, The Fisherman, and the Lady at the Fountain. Thursday: Whoopee! Midfyear results are posted. Everyone is happy, except the odd 30 or 40 students who were unprepared for the jolt. E igb ty on Ye Annual the Commerce Ballroom this night. 'Much arguing over who's to take the girl in SS2. Friday: All talk centred Dance, to be held in GLIMPSES 3B Frank Leslie We started our academic work with the pleasure of having Misses Hunter and Binnington. School work in 3B is a source of delight with their presence, which gives the touch of colour. We wonder why three of our members have such a fondness for Balmy Beach Dance Hall, especially on Saturday nights. Here is the answer to the question, Why aren't the boys as clever as the girls in this school? We have Roy Smith and jack Sawyer as rugby players. jack Walmsley, Arthur Marr and Harry Long are swimf ming champions of the class. The latter two also represented 3B on the Senior Basketball team. Room 204 is also the home office of: Russell Smith, winner of the announcing contest last year. Wil' fred Williams, specialist on the tromf bone, and Crville Pollard who earned third prize in a city oratorical contest. 3C ALPHABET Edith Hamilton A is for Anderson, scream of our class, for Becky who with honours does pass. C is for Cannem with hair flaming red, D is for Doris who says Early to bed. E is for Edna, Boozer is the name, E is for Florence always the same. G is for Gwen who is always away, H is for Howard happy and gay. for Jean who thinks Maths is a dream. K is for Kay who is O. K. to us, L is for Law who rules over us. M is for Mary a kindfhearted girl, P is for Porter who always is wrong. Q is for Queenie our Rep is she, R is for Reba whom we always see. S is for Sybil in gym she's a wow. Bis Jis EASTERN ECHO

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