Central High School - Doubloon Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1923 volume:

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THOMAS To a Loyal Teacher Bx hel untumg loyal SGIXICG to the student body of Comme1ce and bx he1 fauness ab1l1tx and sxmpathy as a teache1 NI1ss Thomas has endeared he1 self to the puplls and alumm of the school and made an 1I'1ClGl1bl9 1mp1ess1on upon then healts She has xx O1 ked on xx 1tl'1OLlt stux mg fO1 glamoxu fo1 he1 se1 x ICQ As a humble means of explesslng the s1nce1e thankfulness of the student bodx 101 he1 1ef1l xx 01th to Commelce 'md aboxe all as fx ma1k of 1espect f119I1ClSl1lp and loxe thls A1NNUxL IS affectlonatelx dedlcated to ANNA J THOXIAQ r 1 U, 1 .1 , . . J Lv V 17 A l ' and honors and justly deserves some testimonial L uv I 1 1 1 C V . . C . Y , C ., g , '. . v Y . ,Lv A . 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L17 'ffruw sE WS l '1 W1ll1an1 H lvhkesell It IS fittlng that sse pause 1n the rush of our da1ly tasks to pay a t11bute to our esteemed lnstructor Mr W H Mlkesell sshose death occu11ed suddenly Monday afternoon Nosembe1 20 f1om an attack of heart fallure Mr M1kesel1 ssas bo1n on June 22 1875 1n Palestlne Oh1O Preble Counts complet1ng h1s stud1es there 1n 1889 Befo1e com 1ng to Commerce he tau ht both 1n an elementa1y school 1n Preble County and at BIISS BHSIHSSS Col lege He was completmg hls tenth year as 1nst1 uc tor at Commerce at the tlme of h1s death We all were deeply 1mpressed by the element of humanlty ln hlS character HIS pleasant demeanol patlent and palnstakxng attltude toward hlS ss o1k 1n our behalf and Joyous d1spos1t1on ale ss ell known to all those who came 1n contact vslth h1m It was the a1m of Mr M1kesell to des elop the art of penmanshlp among the student body 1n our school and through h1s earnest efforts ss e has e accomp11shed 1n the past and ale st1ll accompl1sh 1ng fine results 1n th1s neld Stella S WIISOH Through the mfluence of MISS Stella S W1lson ss ho taught fO1 many years at Commelce many young men and women have recelsed then 1nsp1rat1on and as a 1esult have achleved success 1n the1r llfe work Her lnfluence lepresents a mlle stone 1n the hves of many young men and ss omen of today M1ss W1lson vsho devoted forty years of her l1fe to teach1ng spent twenty e1ght of them at our oss n school W hxle teachlng comme1c1al geographs at Commerce MISS W1lson ss1ote a hlstory of Oh1O ss h1ch has 1ece1ved very fas orable comment She IS a los 61 of outdoor llfe and an excellent teacher of natu1e The Sl1deS and plcture machlne 1n Room 20 vs ere among the many 1nterest1ng d9V1C6S Whlch she used to make the course 1nterest1ng Wlth such ab1l1ts as he1s she falthfully taught hundreds of boys and g11ls nes 61 +1r1ng or loslng 1nte1 est ln the1r vselfa1e She 16 xl as Q tlred last June to ensoy llfe at her home 1n N01 th Columbus Es e1yone ss 1ShSS he1 many happs s ears of busy lelsure fO1 she ss ould nese1 be content 1f she ss e1e not dolng some SGIYICS f01 he1 felloss men . 4 . 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'A Q U Page Ten vm I 'N emor Class Oflicers KINNIS CHARLES SCHUMACHER Shuey lee Presldent Semor Class, aptam Basketball 22 Captaln, Baseball 22 Football '22 Pres ldent Boys Glee Club Secretary, Boys Glee Club Track 22 23, Class Play Thou wert a hero on many a field mbltlon To be an actor Hobby Wrxtmg poetry Favorlte Saymg You d be sur prlsed ' WILLIAM THEODORE CHAFFIN Blll Treasurer Semor Class Treas urer Boys Councll, Llbrarlan Boys Glee Glub Hzs fame was great m all the land Amb1t1on To travel abroad Hobby Drlvmg a Ford CHARLES JAMES SUTHERLY Secretary Senlor Class Baseball Basketball Whale er he clzd was done wzth so much ease In hzm alone twas 'natural to please Amb1t1on To keep awake Hobby Ball playlng 2 . I if ,-:vi V 0 . S ' E 1-H Y! 1 V. - . , . i . , ' . C Y ! 7 7 0 - 9 7 1 1 ' . , . 7 ! ! , 7 -7 , 9 1 - Puff and Pencllg H1-Yg Semor K! 71 A : . -' ' , U 3 - ' 1 J ' !! 1 . 3 ' , . . . . 7 7 ! KK ' ' I, ' 9 : Cl 7 ' ' Y ' y if dh., HELEN RUBY ABBOTT Slgma Kappa Psl, Puff and Pen cxl Athenaeum Glrls Glee Club Y W C A Treasurer Junlor Class And wzth unwearzed fingers drawmg ou The lmes of lzfe, from lwmg knowl edge hzd Favorlte Saylng 'Oh I dont know Amb1t1on To be Secretary to the Presldent HAZEL MILDRED AMRINE- Budget ' Athenaeum Gxrls Glee Club Y W C A MlX6d Chorus Age cannot wzther nor custom stale Her mfimte vanety Favorxte Saymg Old Dear Amblt10H To be an Engllsh teacher ESTELLE FRANCES ANDERSON Chzc Athenaeum Glrls Glee Club Y W C A Wfzth her muszc she drwes dull care Hobby Playmg Tenms Amb1t10H To be a vocallst ELM1-:R ATHERN Red Presldent, Boys Councll Treas urer Boys Councll Secretary and Treasurer Boys Glee Club 0 G A Debatmg Team Track, 21 22 Vxce Presldent H1 Y Secretary H1 Y gums wzsdom m a happy way who gams 'lt by anothers expeozence Ambltl0n To become a member of Congress Hobby Hunt1ng Vl0lEtS GRACE BETTY BARBEE- Molly 0 Presldent Glrls Glee Cub 23 Secretarv and Treasurer Glrls Glee Club 22 Secretary Athen aeum 22 Puff and Pencll, Y W C A sweet and good 1s young Grace s Lie before her fall Ambition To be an actress Favorlte Saymg 'Suffermg Cats ' DADE EDWIN BARNHILL He uho thmks the most good and speaks the least evzl of hzs nezghbors I-'obb5 To slt quletly ln class Page Eleven 5. 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Pgel Z u- u EDNA WILHELMINA BAUERMEISTER Red Y W C A Athenaeum Gxrls Councll Her han 1s of a good colouo 11 ercellent colour Favorlte Saymg Oh for the love of Mlke Ambltxon To be a good book keeper MYRTLE MAY BEALL Athenaeum Some cvuel pleasure wzll fo om thence arzse To vlew the mzght ravage of your eyes Ambltlon To be a second Babe Ruth Favorlte Saymg Hurrah for our slde TAVY lMAE BENJAMIN Slzm Athenaeum Of all youo pants you? eyes express The sweetest Imzd of bashfuluess Favorlte Saymg My Goodness Ambltlon To rxval Paderewskl ALICE J BLANTON Athenaeum Her sunny dzsposztzo ls the very soul of success Ambltlon To marry a mlmster Hobby Manufacturlng furnlture DOROTHY MARIE Bucxuourz Dutch Athenaeum, Y W Commelce Lxfe Staff Puff and Pencxl As a wvt af not the fivst m the ve y fivst lme Ambxtxon To have a fan' com plexlon Hobby Talklng BERTHA MAE CARTER Beat Athenaeum, Y W C A 'Oh' blessd wzth temper whose url clouded my Can make tomonow cheeoful as today Amb1tl0H To be a stenographer Hobby Actlng f0Ol1Sh . 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K Page Thlrteen JAWIES ELGENE CASSELL- Bus Football, Basketball Baseball Glee Club Senlor Pm Commlttee God endowed wzth a lot of mm .So man can always depend on ham MILDRI-'D LUELLA CLINE Athenaeum She speaks behaves and acts just Izke she ought Hobby Trylng to please Mr Hamm HELEN COHEN Red Athenaeum She that was fair and never proud Had a tongue at will and yet was never loud secretary Hobby Galnlng knowledge HELEN MARGARET COLEMAN Athenaeum Her very frowns me fazrer jar Than smiles of other 'IYld1d67ZS are Amb1t10H To be a m0Vle cr1t1c Hobby Starrmg ln all her classes LORETTA DAAB Lorrze Athenaeum Her looks do argue her Qeplete wzth modesty Ambltl0H To w1n ln the 1ace of sllence Hobby Belng good lllAY'NIE PEARL DAVIES Athenaeum, Glrls Glee Club Full of natzue uothmg can tame, Changed ezery moment eLe1 the same Amb1t1on To be an opera slnger Fayorlte Saylng How should I know? 5 X iq.. rn, ' 3: 5-gi l 1 , u n ' . .5 . 5 3 . CK ' ' I v 1 n ll ' ', , 79 J 37 li . ' - ! J! Ambition: To be a private 1 U . . . ' ' I ,- - sa JG ' 71 K4 , . . ' 9, , . ' Y KK ' , ' I , . , . . Y! . v ' . U . U . Page Fourteen Z' If- Pg EDYTHE LOUISE DAY Athenaeum, Y W C A Gentle or sharp according to thy chozce To laugh at follies or lash at mee Amb1t10H To talk forever Hobby Sleeping MARGARET DE HAYS- Marg Athenaeum, Gxrls Glee Club Y W C A Wherze er mto thme eyes I see All pam and sorrow from me flee Hobby Havmg a good tlme Favorlte Saymg Honey GLADYS DENT Athenaeum Our high respect for a well read lady is pra1se enough of literature Hobby To read MARIAN DESHLER R1tz1e Athenaeum Glrls Glee Club, Puff and Pencll Y W C A Brtght and black and burnmg as a coa Hobby Powder Puifs Favorlte Saymg Do you know any more good Jokes' MARGARET CATHERINE DISTELZWEIG Athenaeum Glrls Glee Club Ezer 'Ln motzon blzthsome and cheery Hobby Dancmg Favorlte Saymg I don t know CORDELIA J OSEPHINE DOELKER Dede Slgma Kappa Psl, Athenaeum Puff and Pencll Glrls Glee Club Y W C A She has a smzle for you she has a smzle for me She has a, smzle for everyone she sees Hobby Llstenlng to Ruth Favorlte Saymg Caesars ghost . 0 -ax. 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N 9 1 as ' . x 1 n ' ' . xc 1 ANNA RLTH DOELKER Athenaeum,Y W C A O G Earth s noblest thzng a woman perfected Hobby Talkmg to Dede Favorlte Saylng Sort o HELEN EVA DONAHUE Athenaeum Girls Glee Club Y W C A I feel 1n every sm1le a chazn Hobby Muslc Favorlte Saylng' Oh wax ROBERT OSBORN DOWNS- Bob Boys Glee Club Many of the gzrls wzsh he neve not so shy Ambltlon To become lmportant Hobby To llsten to others LEAH NIFH EICHENLAUB Illey Athenaeum F10m a grave thmkzng mouse: she was grown The gayest flnt that coached it round the town Ambltxon To be a ballet dancer Favorlte Saylng Oh shucks FLORENCE LENORA FEARING- Pat Athenaeum Commerce Llfe Staff, Puff and Pencll Glrls Glee Club Y W C A l1ttle body doth often harboz a great soul Ambltl0H To be an actress T-Tobbf Ar-tmq a na Favorlte Saymg Aw go on GLADYS WILLETTA FINCH Bzllze Athenaeum 'She taketh most delzght zn music Amblt10D To be a muslclan Hobby Muslc Page FlI'een . x vu '31 . Fgaai V ' . . . .3 . .A. Cl Y ' ! N ' ' u Cl f7! . 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Page Slxteen l u a ETHEL BRUCE FINDLAY Scottze Athenaeum Guls Glee Cub Y W C A But then fly betmzes for only they Conquez love that run away Ambltlon To be expert ln bus! ness organlzatlon Hobby Walkmg ln the halls Favorite Saylng Good Grle PALLINE FRANKS Polly Athenaeum Smce she must go, and I must mourn, Come mght emuron me with dark ness Ambltl0H To be the wlfe of the next presldent Hobby Klddmg LUELLA FRANCES FREEMAN Lou Just let wook go to smash Hobby Eatmg and sleepmg Favorzte Saymg Well I know 1 H HELEN MAR1E FURR Fozsk Athenaeum Muszc 1s the close, as the last taste of sweets sweetest last Ambltlon To succeed and have many frlends Hobby Playlng the plano HARRY VAN GAMMON Presldent H1 Y Presldent Coun c1l Basketball Swlmmlng, Or chestra Track W'zth graceful steps he walks the sheets And snnles at all the ladws sweet Hobby Traveling Favorlte Saylng Nothmg else ut LENA GAYNELL GOODRICH Gay Puff and Pencll, G1rls' Glee Club Athenaeum Audubon Szmplzcdy of all thmgs 'ls the hardest to copy Ambxtlon To be a teachem Hobby Athletics . . . 'GPR . vm 455 2 ,una J ' 7, : ' - : IK ' I , an '. ' I U ' ff! v J Y! ll ' ,Y v J JY IVhen fun and work do clash, .. 7! 'D ' . u I at , J .' 77 aa ' - Y ls ' . 5 9 ' ' g . CK ' Q O Y ' ' Y! al u I .gl u b . 1-ll 7? .. . S 3 . U . . . . . ,Y N-5' IDA MAE HAAG-' Kzd Athenaeum The only reward of vwtue as vzrtue Favorlte Saylng Say Ambltlon To be a great dancer DOROTHY ISABEL HAGANS- Dot Athenaeum She is wztty and she is shy And there zs mzschzef 'Ln her ey ' Hobby Dancmg Favorlte Saylng Llsten MARY LUCILLE HALL- C1ll1e Glrls Councll Y W CA Athenaeum That angels forge ' Ambltlon To walk across the Atlantlc Hobby Makmg dates IVIARGUERITE ANNA HALL Athenaeum Y W C A Puff and Pencll Love sweetness goodness 'ln er person shzned Amhltlon To be married Hobby Dancmg BEN HARRIs- Bengy Boys Glee Club Boys COUHC11 I never dare to 'write as funny as I can Ambition To be a Jewelel Hobby Do nothlng and thlnk less Favorite Saylng Oh gee MARCELLA FRANCES HARRIS Vlafcze Puff and Pencll Athenaeum Y W C A , Glrls Glee Club Not that I love to study less But that I love fun more Hobby SYV1H1m1Hg Page Seventeen - 5. x no SN 32 gs.: K ' YY u ' - ,- n ' ' , KK 37 U fl !! ll ' ' ' . u . , ' e.' '. 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Pa ge Elghteen 'WS' ki. lf- o KATHERINE ANNA HATHAWAY Red Athenaeum A qzrzet gnl nzth a pleaszng dzsposz tzon and a smzle foo ez e1yone Hobby Readmg I MARX ELl7ABETH HEISE- Red Glrls Glee Club Slgma kappa Psl, Glrls Councll, O G A She ll on her name by nozk and n A alone Amb1t1on To do her best BEATRICE MARTHA HENNIS-14866 Y W C A Glrls Glee Club, A mawlen never bold a spzmt s zII and quiet Hobby To sleep Favorlte Saylng Oh how I hate to get up 1n the mormng RUTH ELEANOR HENSEL Athenaeum, Y W C A As modest and qmet a young lady as she can never be found eze1y alll Amb1t1on To rlval Paderea skx BERINADINE MARY HESSINGER Beuue Athenaeum Let gentleness my stmng enfoace ment be Hobby Studylng' BURRIS AGATHA HIBBITTS Bzfot Athenaeum, Puff and Pencll F1 ank and fan, on the squaze Amb1t1on To be a success Favollte Saymg Oh fol the loxe of Pete' I - I 9 QE - FF. z' ,mul Cl Y! ,, . .Q V. . . .- f ' . , . ll' , 4 r' . . , . . , Y .D . , . . Ki '1 v 1 - vofr . YY !! - ' 7 . . . . ., Athenaeum. ,, . . . t. , , A ' Y! ': . ' ' 1 ll ' ' 77 IK ' 1 , ' d !! lf , ' Tl ii 1 v - Y, n , H If , 4 'a n 77 w' ' . li - ' 9 7 ! N RMAN HENRY HIBBLER A117771 VICE Presxdent Boys Councll, Boys Glee Club, Treasurer, Semor Class Populav, and a favorzte of all To do at your bwldmg, and come when you call Ambltxon To have many frxends GERTRUDE LOUISE HIGGINS- Pattze Athenaeum, Y W C A Shes pretty to walk wIth and uztty to talk wtth And pleasant too, to thznk on Favorlte Saymg My Stars HELEN MAGDALENE HILSCHER H1lsche1 Athenaeum, Puff and Pencxl, Hast so much uzt and 'mn th and spleen about thee There s no lwmg wzth thee or with out thee Ambltlon To act dlgnlfied Hobby Talklng HAZEL BLANCHE HUTCHINS Athenaeum Y W C A She looks as clear as moaning 10 washed w1th dew Ambltlon To travel as a prxvate secretary LYDIA ALVINA HYMROD L11 Athenaeum Puff and Pencll Smzle was her passwmd, song hen motto Ambltl0H To act Opp0Slte Mantell Favorlte Saymg I don t know G ACE ELIZABETH HYSELL- 'Hysze Athenaeum He? vozce was ever soft and lou An excellent thmg In woman Hobby To see how qulet she can be Favorxte Saymg Howdy Page Nxneteen i K En A ' 32 gs .-a ff.: Nmi 0 -u v , u . - . , .n l 7 . ll - ' - 1 , .Pi Cl ' !7 u r , -. . ,- . 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V ,, Page Twenty M' Z lr- '5 MARY KATHERINE J EFI-'RIES Jerry Athenaeum, Y W C A Glrls glee, Club Presldent Audubon u Bewaze of her fan haw foo she ex cels all nomen m the magw of her locl s Hobby Havmg a wonderful tlme Faworlte Saymg 'Vly goodness graclous ' MARY ELIZABETH JONES Athenaeum Glrls Glee Club I cave fo: nobody not I If nobody cm es for me Hobbx To keep things gomg Favoute Saying Oh' my dear MARY FLORENCE KEMP Athenaeum, 0 G A The bnghtest of he: beauty clean The vavlshd hearts of gazejul men 'rrnght rem, l1ght Ambltlon To be married Hobby To have a good tlme GERTRLDE BARBARA Ku-:FI-:R Gertze Athenaeum, Glrls' Glee Club We like her for her generous kzndly nays Hobby Being good Favorlte Saylng Oh, my AmbltlOH To be mlstress of a pleasant home HAROLD BERTAN KINNEL- H B Councll H1 Y The man that lozes and laughs must suoe do nel! Ambltl0U To become manager of a Columbus department store BIARGARET KLEEL1 Z1p Athenaeum Gnls Glee Club Charactez and personal fmce aie the only znzestments that are worth anyfhuzg Faworlte Saymg Great Seott Ambltlon To be a samtly woman 3 I l Q5 i ,nal -ill Y! . . - 1 .' . . ., 3 1 H . '. ' . - , av U I ': ' ' . , ' ' , ll . Y ' 9 . ' 7 , . ll , , . Y D , H Y: ' N ' . ',' ' , as H KK .' 4 Q f , s , To admiration of that heavenly ' !! , in ' n U .6 . , v '. ' . ui yn ll 75 g - . ll 1 . 1 77 -til ' U . '. 7 , . KK . 1 . Q . , ' H , - ' ,l u , yr 'Q RALPH FREDERICK KRAUSE HI Y Councxl Only as much do I know as I have lwed Hobby Eludmg people Ambltl0H To be a contractor PAULINE SOPIIIE LEHMAN Polly Sigma Kappa PS1 Puff and Pen c1l Secretary Athenaeum, 23 Glrls Glee Club E ue'ry addztzon to human knowledge 'Ls an addltwn to human power Hobby Studylng Favorlte Saying For plty sakes FRIEDA SARAH LEVY Vzcky Athenaeum, Puff and Pencll Too small too small almost fo1 th lzfe and gladness that o erjills er Hobby Teasmg Ambltlon To grow taller PETTIE LIGHT Athenaeum Theve 1s no com age but m mnocence No constancy but zn an honest cause Hobby Studylng Ambltlon To become gleat ELIZABETH CECILIA LITTERST Polly Athenaeum, Commelce Llfe Staff Annual Staff To be memy best becomes you, for out of qnestzon you new bonz In a mewy hour Favorite Saying Oh for goo ness sakes Ambltlon To make a good orator YIOLET VIOLA LLCAS- Vze Athenaeum A stzll small zozce Hobby Llstenlng and not talkl Favorlte Saxmg 'Oh dear Page Twenty One X I1 A - :E 2' Ei 511 1 5 . ll . l ' 7? 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Page Twenty Two 9,5 J' 1 'Vs EDRICE MARGARET MCBRIDE Athenaeum I have marhd A thousand blushmg appantions Strut mto he1 face Favorite Saylng Heavenly days AY11b1tl0I'l To be a blushmg brlde CLARA MARGUERITE MCCATHRAN Athenaeum, Audubon Club As meny and jolly as the day 1s ony Favorite Saylng Dont that make you sneeze Amb1tl0H To be a nurse VIRGIMA GERTRUDE MCCLINTOCK Gmger Athenaeum Y W C A The natural alone zs pennaneut Hobby Readmg Ambltlon Advancement 1n educatlon JANICE ESTHER MCCLOY Jane Athenaeum Thy modesty s a candle to thy ment Favorite Saymg Gee Amb1t10H To be a good stenog rapher SARAH ELIZABETH IUCCREARY Sallze Athenaeum Sfzllbonz Szleozcel Thou that mt Floodgate of the deepeo heart Favorlte Saylng Oh, my land Ambltlon To be a prlvate secretary GFRTRUDE LEAH MCDONALD Ge1tze Athenaeum Y W C A Glee Club I hold not w1th the pesszmzst that all things me zll 'nm with the op tlmzst that all thmgs are well Ambltxon To be a banjo plcker Favorxte Saymg Well for goodness sake Z fm. 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H ' 1 rv SN Page Twenty Three N-N RL BY WICLAIN Glrls Glee Club Mlxed Cho1us Athenaeum Y W C A For the beauty of a lovely urorrzarz zs lzlle rnusw AmbltlOh To succeed ln the advertxsmg busmess Hobby Partles JOSEPHIINE NIABE Jose Studrous of ease and fond of humble thzrzgs Amb1t1on To be a happy and successful home maker Hobby Sewmg FREDERICKA MEHLING-'Freddre Athenaeum Y W C A Happy am I from care I m ree Why aregzt they all contented lrke 'me Hobby Havlng a good tlme Favor1te Saylng Oh my DIYRTLE 'MENDLOWITZ Athenaeum Y W C A If ezer she knew an eml thought Che spoke no etrl word Amblt10H To be a prlvate secretary Hobby Playlng tennis JAMES LEv1 MILLER Shorty Boys Glee Club Audubon Club Football 20 21 22 Track 21 22 23 There s a brave fellow there s cz man of pluck Ambltl0H To be an electrlcal englneer Hobby Trammg for track teams GRACE LLCY MITCHELL- Blrbble Athenaeum A laugh zs uorth a hundred groans zn any market Hobbv Dancing Favorlte Saylng Whatcha ay K I1 8 . 33 en'-M ' A ' ! . 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H Q , n Page Twenty Four u- 'i PAULINE FRANCES MOWRER Athenaeum Glrls Glee Club, Commerce L1fe Staff 23 Her qulet ways me fa1 above 1ep1oach Ambltlon To be a newspaper woman Hobby Speedmg on foot BEATRxcE FRANCES MULHERN B Guls Councll, Athenaeum Y W C A Fau tresses mans zmpenal race ensnares AHlb1t1OH To be successful MARY GEORGIANA MUNCIE Commerce Staff Athenaeum O G A I laugh when othe1s fmun And am the happwst person toun Ambltxon To stay th1n SARAH MAY MEYERS Slgma Kappa Psl, Athenaeum 0 G A Knouledge 1s bought only wzth ueao y cave And wzsdom means a wovld of pam Ambltlon To have a successful buslness career I-lobby Plavmg the plano OLIVE IYIAY NEFF Athenaeum all I laugh he laughs no doubt The only dzjfmence 1s, I dare laugh out Ambltlon To learn to Slng Hobby Travelmg HELEN MARIE INEUNHERZ G11ls Glee Club Athenaeum They gzve me advzce galme But I go on as befove Hobby Gettmg pomts for Mr Leonard Faxoute saung Is that so' CE 5: . . 1'- ll W . ' Y . ! ' l , . U Q ' . 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' ,' . rr Gm EDNA PAULINE NEUTZLING- Polly Athenaeum, Y W C A True as the needle to the pol Or as the dzal to the sun Ambxtlon To get a basketb 111 letter Hobby Playmg the plano Favorite saylng In that s EMMA Elsm NICKLAUb Athenaeum Her aw her manners all 71 h saw admwed Courteous tho coy and gentle o retzred JEANNETTE RAE PAPIER Jean Athenaeum Y W C A Of softest manners unaffected mznd Lover of peace and fmend of human kmd Hobby Makmg frlends Y g surprised VIRGINNIA Luclu-1 PARCHER Lu Athenaeum, Puff and Pencxl, Glrls Glee Club Y W C A Commerce Llfe Staif I have loved my fmends as I do 'vwtue my soul my God Ambltlon To be a stenographer Hobby Danclng Favorlte Saying Not much MARIAN ELIZABETH PIXLEY Pzx Athenaeum of a constant lomng, noble nature Ambltlon To enter O S U Hobby Domg somethmg for others Favorlte Saylng Oh' for ewer more' MARY AGATHA PRICE--' Mary Athenaeum, Y W C A Glrls Glee Club The rave gift of bemg constantly and 'natwally he1sel,r Ambltlon To be a crack shot Hobby Using a rxfle Page Twenty Five 5. x 3: E5 WE.: 'I -'Cl YI ll e ' ,I , : z 'D ' : ta . 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' ' I Page 'Iwenty Slx nf' 'Vi EMMA Mx-:RLE RADLEGE- Em Athenaeum Y W C A Strongest mznds me often those 0 whom the nozsy norld learns least ' AmbltlOD To be successful always Hobby Do1ng somethmg she shouldnt Faxorlte Saymg Oh well ISABELLA REID Athenaeum Y W C A Wzt now and then struck smartly shows a spark Ambltl0H To have many frlend Hobby Making others laugh Faxorlte Saymg Is that so TOUBIE ROSENTHAL Athenaeum Puff and Pencll In every sononmg soul I poured dehght And poverty stood smzlmg m my szght Amb1tl0H To be a soclal worke Hobby Dramatlcs Mercy NTZEL LAWRENCE SAMPSON Santa Claus Boys Glee Club H1 Y Audubon Baseball, Track Heie 1s a true mdustrzous fr1end AmbltIOH To be a chemist Hobby Chemistry BERTHA CECELIA SAND!-:RSON Athenaeum Her face nas ve1Ied but to my fancy s s1ght Love sweetness goodness 'Ln he? person shme Ambltl0H To be helpful to everyone Hobby Bemg a good, quxet glrl LOUISE MARGLERITE SAUNDERS Bzllze Secretary Puff and Pencil Pres ldent, Puff and Pencll Presxdent Jumor Athenaeum Glrls' Glee Club Commerce Life Staff, Y W C A Remember th1s that there zs a prop er digmty to be observed 'Ln the performance of every act of 1 e Ambition To be a second J ul1a 'llarlowe Hobby Actmg 3 I . 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' T ' - 'f H fin Y A 1 IRVEN CHARLES SCHEIBECK Presmdent Junlor Class, Edltor ID Chlef Commerce Llfe, 22 23 Slgma Kappa Psl, Preslde Councll 23 Glee Club H1Y Annual Staff 23 uas a scholar and a rzpe good one Ambltlon To outdo Rodolph Favorlte Saymg Thats a good one LOLISE HENRIETTA SCHEUERMAN Lou Athenaeum, Glee Club Puff and Penc11 Y W C A But 0 she dances such a way' Vo sun upon an Easter day ls half so fine a s1ght ' Amb1t10D To be a dance ha lnspector Hobby Talklng to R W Favorlte Saymg Oh gee wh z KENNETH WAGENHALS SHARADIN Kenny dent H1Y 22 A firm yet cautlous rmnd Qmcere though prudent Constant yet resigned Ambxtxon To be a Geometry teacher Hobby Waltlng for Dot Favorxte Saylng Now llsten Dot OE SHERMAN Joe Boys Glee Club Councxl all thy humors whether grave or mellow Thou art such a touchy testy pleas my fellow Hobby Teasxng glrls Favor1te Saymg Sure I know' RACHAEL IRENE SMITH Curly Athenaeum, Glrls Glee Club 22 Mlxed Chorus 22 Y W C A 21 Puff and Pencll 22 Those curlous locks so aptly turned Whose every hazr a soul doth bznd Ambltlon To own a. buslness Favor1te Saylng 'Hold on there' ROSE SOLOMON Skznny Athenaeum Dzsczetwn of speech Qs more than eloquence Ambltlon To be a great lawyer Hobby Studylng Page Twenty Seven i x sm :E EE gli: N-I . , . i . - . . . , -, l 1- , - 1 Y - nt, N , ' 9 9 - 9 Y , . 41He . 1 , ' H ' . ' . KC Y . Y! J Ji . ' 9 3 . . . . ll , . A . ,' , : ll .' . I ' ' . , . cc , 1 . 1 J Y, Councilg Boys' Glee Clubg Presi- 1 ' 1 , ' ll ' ' . r A I ' YY .' - . 64 1 Y . , J J YY v 7 a ' , . In , ' ' l A 1 1 ' ' YY '. ' all ' ,Y . , . J Y! - ' 7 7 Q Y 7 . , l , Z .... , 7 g , Y . KK ' , I .. ' ' 77 1 . 1 - K . YY l J ,' Y! U . . . . . Y! Page Twenty Elgh av- '1 JEANNETTE LOUISE S'rxLES Jmny Athenaeum Glrls Glee Club Y W C A Beauty and youth me sprmghly hope and short endurmg yoy Ambltlon To own an aeroplane Hobby Motorlng Favorite Saymg My han' looks a wreck ISADORE STONE-' Izzy Hzs tme ment 1s not havd to see Few wmk so well 01 show such um th as he Hobby Mus1c Favorlte Saymg Th1S IS consul tatlon day LIILDRED KATHRYN STOUFI-'ER Mzlly Treasurer Athenaeum '22 X W C A Treasurer, G1rlS Glee Club 23 Puff and Pencll, O G A God gzves us all some small swee way, To set the wovld oejozcmg Ambltlon To succeed Favorlte Saylng What do you thmk of that? DORIS THELMA TANNER Mazgze Athenaeum Puff and Pencll, Glrls Glee Club Black eyes wzth a wondious wztchm chazm To brzng us good ov to wmlt us hao m Ambltlon To find some place excltmg to spend the summer Hobby Studymg C1v1cS Favoute Saymg Crym Fo1th SARAH CHARLENE TAYLOR Chmle X W C A Athenaeum Gnls Glee Club Those wzth the firmness of then souls By ieason guzde then eiecutzooz Ambltl0H To be a bookkeepel OI housekeeper Favorlte Saylng Well I don t See why OVVEN CHARLES THOMAS Boys Counc1l, Boys Glee Club Gayly the troubadozm Touched hzs gmtm Amblt10H To be a gleat musxclan Hobbs Muslc O I . ' t 'if '- sf E :F ' nl C U ' U s . , Q I ! ll , ' ,' ' H . . I ,, . Y? I 77 U ' . r 1' ' Q , . , . , , n . . I ,, . . ' 77 H ' H . 7 I ! ! ' ' - ' 7 ' '! ! ' . ' . , . . . H ' t 4 u . . . ,, Hobby: Makmg frlends. ' ' . if v u , ' xr 3 . ' 1 ll . ' Q 1' ' , y 9 l 1 Y , rr ,' ' , U ' 3 . H an , u 7 . . ' . 7 . . . ., , U ' . '. . ' '. . ' 'Y ' ' , U 7 ' I Y! Y ' , 7 ' ' .17 Y' ' SN QNQI Doms EDITH TOLLE Athenaeum truly cordzal soul friendly to everyone Ambltlon To be a banker s wlfe Favorlte Saymg Oh heck ' ROBERT HAROLD VAN GUNDY Van Boys Council, H1Y Boys Glee Club Puff and Pencll Orchestra Audubon Club O G A Base a I am Szr Oracle When I open my lzps let no dog bark Amb1tl0H To be a blg man s rlght hand man Favorlte Saylng And whats that got to do w1th the PTICS of prunes'7 FRANCES LYNDALL WEIMER Ham Puff and Pencil Presldent G1rls Glee Club 23 President Athenaeum 23 The will to do the soul to dare Amb1fl0n To master the type wrlter Hobby Baseball VIOLA MAE WELD!-: Athenaeum 4 truer nobler trustrer heart more lomng Or more loyal never beat wzthrn a human breast Ambltlon To be busy Hobby Gomg all the tlme Favorite Saylng Do you Stl love mel ALBERTA LEONA WELCH Bertze Athenaeum Presldent Y W C A 23 G1r1s Glee Club Orchestra When you do dance I wrsh you mzght ever do nothzng but that Ambltlon To do something blg Hobby Danclng RUTH ANNA WENDEL- Rufus Puff and Pencll Y W C -X Athenaeum Glrls Glee C' -1 lozelzer flozter On earth nas never sown Amb1tl0H To be a suffragette leader Favorlte Saylng Crxmeny ' Page Twenty Nme 5. x in fe 3.2 aj si ' PS.. 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U . , 1 Page Thirty lf N MARY ELDA WHEATON Athenaeum Whats true beauty but fam 'vutues ace Vutue mdde 'vzszble 111 outuavd 51711669 Ambltlon To travel Hobby Bexng pleasant BEATRICE FRANCES WHITE Athenaeum Puff and Pencll, Guls Glee Club Audubon Club The stage I choose a subject fan' and fzee Ambltlon To tlavel Favoute Saymg Mexcy ' ESTRY GAY WIGGINS Sleepz Athenaeum A modest blush she weaos no fm med by aft ' Ambltlon To compete Wlth Edl son VV1th her human talkmg machlne Favorxte Saying Oh' for Pat s sake BESSIE ELMA WILLIAMS Wessze Athenaeum, Glrls Glee Club H W C A The mzldest manners, and the gent lest heaot Hobby Football Favoute Saylng Oh boy FLORENCE ADELE WILSOIN Athenaeum, Y W C A All eyes you dmw and wlth the eyes the heart Ambltlon To be an aCt1GSS Fawoute Saylng Honest dxdja lad? NELLIE ROMELDA WITTKUGLE Pee VI ee Athenaeum GIFIS Glee Club She that was fan and nevef pmud Had tongue at will, yet was 'neve1 'mld Ambltlon To be an expelt stenographer Hobby Glgghng' 0 n ' uv' f. Eg 'E' FF. ' ,,,nl I w l l . 3 cc 1 , '. '. Y s' A 1 o u v . , n 1 'v 7 1 , . cc ' - , xr 2' ' , as . ,yi fl JU u , , Z . . 7 ' ' . as 9 n u ' n . ' 7 . 1 1 u ' , v ,' ' . nc yn . , . sa 4 ' ' 1 n Y 1. - , as . . sc y n . ' 7 , . u '. . . , J '. ALBERT ANTON WONDRAK Al Boys Glee Club Puff and Pencll Doesnt star as a student but why should he care W1th hzs dzsposmon he ll get any where Favorlte Sayxng Aha' She weeps Hobby Teachmg MISS Taylor PEARL RUTH WRIGHT Lue Athenaeum Your smzle as always welcome Your words are full of wzt Favorlte Sayxng Oh shoot Hobby WalkIng LENA ZEITSMAN Goodlookm Slgma Kappa Psl, Busmess Man ager Commerce Llfe 22 23 Athenaeum Busmess Manager, Annual 22 23 Puff and Pencll Dark hazr shmy eyes Merry humor she s a przze Hobby Klddln em along Favorlte Saylng Aw gwan ROBERT EDWIN GRIMES- Bob Presldent Senlor Class Edltor In Chlef Annual Commerce Llfe Staif, Presldent Councll Presl dent Puff and Pencll 22 23 Secretary Jumor Class And hzs ambztzou has no rest ' Hobby Gettlng on commlttees Ambxtlon To be Edxtor In Chief of some b1g newspaper WILBUR THEODORE MI-:I-:Ks Boys Glee Club Puff and Pencll Boys Councll A decent boldness eve? meets wz h fmertds Succeeds and even a stranger oec ommeuds AmbltlOh To become a salesman Hobby Dr1v1ng autos LORA ELIZABETH INIULLINS She has moved a lzttle uecueo to the master of all muszc Ambltl0H To be a YlOl1I1lSlS Page Thlrty One . 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Page Thxrty Two lf i WILLIAM LINCOLN RANGE B111 Tleasurer Boys CouncIl Basket ball Track, Football Boys Glee Club One mzght thznk hun qmet or even b ne But nhen you know him you ll like hmz as we do AmbltlOD To be an all around athlete Hobby Athletlcs Favorlte Saylng How d you 'ret that way bl-XRTHA GLADYS REED- Marty T1easurer Athenaeum 23 Fo: uhat I 1o1llI w1ll and the1es en Ambltxon To be a successful speaker Hobby Talkmg Favorite Saylng Do tell NORMAN FREDERICK ROECK Rex Bovs Councll Orchestra HIY llttle nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men Ambltlon To have frlends and lenty amusements Hobby Teaslng the glrls Faxorlte Saylng Whata dya know? ALICE ELIZABETH SMITH Gay Athenaeum Y W C A e me chazmed by her neatness of person Ambltxon To be a nurse or soclal worker Hobby Dancmg Favorlte Saymg You know how lt lS CHARLOTTE THELMA WARD Athenaeum GIFIS, Glee Club Audubon Club May she gwe ns a few bmllwnt ashes of silence Ambltl0H To be a bookkeeper Hobby Talkmg Favorlte Saymg Hot coffee' ' WILHELNIINA HARLESTON ZELLER Wzllze Athenaeum A tende1 smile our sowows only balm vorlte Saymg I don t belleve that Hobby Laughxng O cf 3- E' ull . X YW -1-ll ' !7 I . I ' . - ! 7 o 0 - 7 7 D ,, . . . . l , . A ' 7 ' . Y ' 79 ' ,iu I ' 1: Y! Cl 77 I . V , ! 7 ' U . - I Q' ' . 7 an d 77 '. ' -. H YY J H I ' . . '- . . ! Y 7 Boys' Glee Club. HA . . ' 1, P - . ' . , 'l ' . u ' YY J !! g . . . . A4117 . . 79 I: ' . ' ' . H ' ' U 3 S N . . . H ' H ' ', an I A Tu ' ' rl u . ' .. V 13 , Fa ' ' . u 1 ' Y! l S - X VH 4. 'Jw Page Thmy.Thfee Class Day Program HIGH SCHOOL OF CONIMERCE AUDITORILNI JLAE 18 8 00 P NI Nlarch Hlgh School of Commerce Orchestra 1 Spr1ngSong 9 Slng On' W H Neldlmger L Danza GIYIS Glee Club Class Hlstory Plano Solo 1 R0nd1HO 2 Souxenlr Irx en Schelbeck Frltz KIGISIGF Franz Drdla Paulme Lehman Class Prophecy Scene Teacher A D1alOg A Schoolroom ln Columbus ln 1940 LOUISE Saunders Puplls Cordeha Doelker Florence Fearlng N131 guerlte Hall Ruth W endel Lena Zextsman HILDRLD LLCILE Huis- Hzlda -Xthenfleum S eulzng or j zezcls uho C j a and juz: Hz zs one ll zo f the sqm 1 Hobbx Reading Faxollte Sulnge O Yllflll xlly Rl TH GFNEXIEXE KFVNEY 1 1 0 flu 0 ll lu mf ll NIXER NIARY He tall ed Lofcl ILOZL he talked -Xnrmrz JACOB VN Ersmznz Lime H1 Y Counul Box Glee Club NIIXECI Chorus -Xudubon Club Puff and Pencxl alle Lit joy 4 zcmzfzlmd 'xl'l1blt10Tl To be the second Rexnor Lehx Hobbx SIDLIHS, A L 1 ' , : . . . 4.4. . ' ' ' ' ' . ' v C . . ------, , , L X . 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Page Thirty-Four , ,C 'lg 'E' . - Vx .. .H n h The above p1ctu1es show the casts for the two plays presented Fr1day evenlng May 4 at the K of C Hall by the Semor Class Puplls 1n the top plcture presented The Newly Marrled Couple the Semor Class play They are from left to rlght Lena Zeltsman K1nn1s Schumacher Loulse Saunders Marguerlte Hall Robert Gr1mes Flo1ence Fearmg and Grace Barbee In the lower photograph are the pup11s who made up the cast for The Courtmg of Wldovs Malone a short Irlsh sk1t whlch was glven as a curtam ralser They are from left to rlght KIIIIIIS Schumachel Dor1s Tanner Wllllam Range and Helen Abbott . 1 . . 7 . , , . . . . . . H Y . ,, 7 ' Y ! Y . . . 0 9 7 l 7 . ' 7 Ll . . 7 ,, . Q . . . 7 . . - . ' . ' 7 , 7 ! . 5 Pg Th tyF Semor Class Play ,F HE Senlor Class play The Newly Marrled Couple glven May fl Q,-J 4 at the K of C Hall was one 1n whlch the members of the Wag Zi cast had an unusual opportunlty to dlsplay dramatlc ab11 'Wild A Bu1lt up around the fortunes and mlsfortunes of a young man marr1ed to a glrl who placed her parents comforts and wxshes first and h1s second the play made It necessary for the members of the cast to glve careful 1nterpretat1ons of temperament and d1spos1t1on The pup1ls scored a b1g success by themr performance and the Class of 1923 can well be proud of them The cast conslsted of the followlng pup1ls Axel the husband Rob ert Grlmes Laura h1s W1f6 Loulse Saunders the father KIHHIS Schu macher the mother Lena Ze1tsman Mathllde Florence Fearmg malds Grace Barbee and Marguerlte Hall A short Ir1sh Sklt The Courtmg of Wldow Malone was g1ven as a curtaln ralser It was very enterta1n1ng and made a h1t Wlth the crowd The cast was composed of DOTIS Tanner as Mrs Malone Helen Abbott as Brldget KIHHIS Schumacher as O Brlen and W1ll1am Range as Pat Clancy The play was gxven a month earller than usual thlS year ln order to somewhat rel1eve the June rush The plan worked well and w1ll probably be followed 1n the future The Semor umor f- HE Senlor J unlor Receptlon always one of the most enJoyable 1' 2 lgfsj af'fa1rs of the school year was held at the Elks Home on May i,?.LQibf'Q 11 To the great surprlse of all about as many boys as glr s , V9L,g. were present The program Wh1Ch was well planned by the commlttee began wlth a very clever comedy AdY6Ft1S1Hg' for a Husband presented by the Senlor Dramatlcs Class under the d1rect1on of MISS Mary E Taylor The cast mcluded Wllbur Meeks W1ll1am Range Homer Delbert Beatuce ll h1te and Dorls Tanner Followlng the play the floor was cleared and the rest of the evenmg was spent ln danclng 1n whlch practxcally everyone mcludlng many of the teachers partlclpated Snappy Jazz muslc was furnlshed by Heber s Orchestra unt1l the program ended at half past elew en S - K I1 l.x I I fm a e xr - we 'ln 1 ES ghi' . 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The Tale of Tutsky 1 f-X as OGIE OOGIE WAWA roared Kmg Tut sometlmes known as 4 mf li- 4 E103 Pr1nc1pal Townsend as he summoned h1s natlves to open the xxgkf gates that shut h1s kxngdom Tutsky off from the rest of the In walked 150 mummylets QEgypt1an name for fresh1esJ to be greeted by thelr elders the mummors fJun1orsJ and the mummles Csenlorsj How the mummors and mummles made iun of them for brlng 1ng sultcases to carry thelr chlsels and hammers needed to 1nscr1be thelr lessons on stones' Queen Tut CLady Bellj took the dear llttle mummylet glrls under her wmg and lnstructed them how to dress and Just exactly what cosmetlcs they were permxtted to use They could use the wh1te sand known as powder whlch was found along the banks of the N1le but as to the red sand Wh1Ch made pretty p1nk cheeks oh my no they mustnt touch It The mummylets were then taken to Pyramld 26 where they llstened to a lecture glven by Perxes more often known as Lady Pratt and where they were glven flat PIGCCS of stone upon whlch were carved their schedules What a tlme they d1d have trylng to find the dlfferent pyramlds upon the steps of whlch the classes were held One mummylet actually showed her 1gnorance by asklng where the camels were to rlde her to the dlfferent pyramlds From the lunch room came odors that 1nd1cated there was somethlng worth whlle 1n thls land of rocks and sand Mercy' everythlng was so strlct The boys and glrls must eat on the steps of the Lunch Pyramld or on Pyramlds 3 and 6 If they hngered too long at the mountaln s1de to read the notlces whlch had been hammered thereon they were sent to Pyramld 26 and had to Slt there and envy the other mummylets who were play1ng 1n the sand or wadlng ln the Rxver N1le Soon Tutsky entered a football contest w1th the other klngdoms but owmg to the Welght of the stone ball and the tenderness of the team s feet Tutsky lost the champlonshlp by one game And then came what was called the Co ed Prom It was the first year that Tutsky had ever had one and for once the mummylets were urged to attend Just as much as the mummxes were They were dressed every way except ln thelr natlve Egyptlan costume How the ballroom a vast cave 1n the s1de of a mountaln was l1ghted up! How the Jazz band played' The rubblng of a small llmb agalnst a large one maklng a squeaky sound composed the v1ol1n A p1ece of camel's hlde, stretched over a hollow rock, made the drum. The plano conslsted of a row of hollow stones of d1fferent SIZES whlch were hammered wxth a hammer, produclng many dlfferent tones. A crude stone affalr plerced w1th many llttle holes made the nolse Z JF Pa e ir y-Six ,u A Q: f uf . , Z s 1 - -.77 , H ' ' , 'A -:Ry r, Y Q ,psp . . . . . J ' ul 1 ,' ll f ' lip . . ?1J'fl-lggi 9 7 barbarous world. 1 . ' 9 . . . , Y Y . . , . Y Y Y Y ' Y Y Y l Y Y . . , Y . . . . u , , . Q Y S Pgrhxfys 41 of a saxophone 1f the fingers were sl1d from one hole to the other carefully A bag filled wlth sand and rubbed back and forth on a rough rock makmg a hlssy snaklfied sound completed the orchestra These lnstruments when played slmultaneously produced the sweetest melodles The next year when the mummors fwho had been last year s mummyletsl returned to school after a happy vacatlon they were greeted wlth some good news Klng Tut called them lnto h1s presence and told them a wonderful falry l1ke story Alla Baba who ruled over all the schools of the dlfferent klng doms had promlsed to bu1ld Klng Tut a new klngdom It was to be xn a far dlstant land where pup1ls d1d not wear the Egyptlan costume dxd not l1ve ln stone tombs d1d not have the1r classes on pyramlds d1d not carve the1r lessons on p19C6S of stone 1n fact d1d ex eryth1ng qulte differently There they would have the1r classes 1n rooms wlth wlndows 1n them They would Slt on seats and have desks They would Wflte on paper wlth some sort of small hght thlng that was called a pencll They were to have where they could sw1ng dumb bells lnstead of stones and a swxmmmg pool There would be no crudeness about the new bu1ld1ng such as there was about the present school but everythlng was to be falry l1ke Indeed It was to be a falry tale come true However th1S new bu1ld1ng was not to be finlshed untll the mlddle part of the next year The mummors dxdn t care though because they at least could graduate from the new place They could go through thls whole year dreamxng what they were golng to do ln the new bu1ld1ng The mummors no longer carrled sultcases but now carrled the1r slabs of stone chlsels and hammers 1n the1r arms Along came Perxes stat1ng that th1s year Tutsky would clrculate 1ts news to the pup1ls every two weeks Prev1ously lt had had certaln pup1ls carve the news of the school on one of the varlous mountaln walls every two months Th1s was a laborxous task and 1f xt was to be done every two weeks Journallsm classes had to be started Perxes took charge of them and lnstructed them how to develop a nose for news Then the fun began Every tlme Tutsky had an assembly the llttle Journallsm pup1ls could no longer have a good tlme or go to sleep but had to llsten attentlvelg and scratch notes upon the1r slabs The best ones were then carved on the mountaln wall One day the glrls could be seen excltedly rushlng about and prlmpxng up Why so 9XC1t8d? They had never acted th1s way before It was Just thls they had been told that smce Trade Kingdom was so small some of the boys were comlng to Tutsky for some of the1r classes No wonder the glrls were so flustered' Tutsky had only about one boy to every fixe g1rls and now to thlnk of all these extra boys' Well lt was too much The glrls were Just up ln the axr all the tlme CAnd between you and i X Ava .-Qrm a e r - even N,, , . V . y. v' , , . , . ! 7 . .Q y . . - , . i 7 ? , . , . . . u real books made of paper, there were to be beautlful lights,la gymnasium ' 1 , . . - . i - , , . . . . , , . , . 7 , . . i ' li ii . . , . . . . , Y : . . y ' r - , . . , . . v , Y P 8 Th tyllght a 'N me and the cactus some of them even dared to rub some of that red sand over thelr cheeks They sald lt made them better lookmg J Soon Ta1loh or Lady Taylor 1f you want to call her that started a dramatlcs club Wh1Ch she called the Puff and Pencll She really started th1S 1n the hopes of gettlng more boys to take dramatlcs for only dramatlcs people could Join The boys were so bashful they dldn t l1ke to act 1n front of the glrls but vshen they heard there was gomg to be a l1ttle enter talnment glven at each meetmg and that there vsere gomg to be spreads served on the banks of the N1le there vs as sort of a grand rush for mem bershlp Near the end of the year the Glee Club had an operetta All the people from all the dltferent lands came to see the glrls perform How they d1d smg and dance ln thelr gypsy costumes How natural lt looked to see them pulhng grapes off of the cactus One of the gypS16S told some halr ralslng fortunes After the Journallsm puplls had worked so hard to publlsh the bl weekly news Perxes declded to let them have a plcmc They started out on camels and stopped at a n1ce shady spot 1n the mldst of the desert Every one vs anted to eat first so the lunch had to be started Najax nlckname for Norman Roeck trled to do some stunts He cl1mbed up to the top of a pyramld and tr1ed to step on a cloud but he sllpped and landed rlght on the potatoes that had been placed under the hot sand to bake When the mummles flast year s mummorsj returned the next year for thelr last year of school qulte a surprlse was 1n store for them There vsere four new teachers Ramses Nambyses and Ikhlsaton CLad1es Mc Henry Neunherz and Flshburn respectlvelyl and Shelk Sarlus QLord Smlthl All the mummles sust Slmply went w1ld over Shelk Sarlus prob ably because he looked younger and vsas better look ng than any other teacher There was one dlsappolntment hovses er the new school was not completed and they had to attend the old one for the1r last year The first thlng the Y W C A d1d vs as to hase a Kld Party All the glrls of Tutsky were 1nv1ted and such fun as they d1d have All of them came dressed l1ke l1ttle k1dS and to make lt more babylsh they played such games as rmg around the 1os1e and farmer m the dell Bacheme our dear been1e orlgmator was elected presldent of the mummy class whlle Eryscypus Clrven SCh61b6CkJ was made ed1tor of Tutsky L1fe Soon after the H1 Y had 1ts 1n1t1at1on It was done qulte mysterlously ln the most dense part of the desert at mldmght when all the other l1ttle boys and glrls of Tutsky vsere tucked ln bed The glrls decldlng not to be outwltted by the boys had a plg tall day . 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Y . - . , v ' Pg ThzyN GF The one who looked the most gxrllsh was to recelve a barbed wlre halrnet as a prlze Edcatcheen known as Edna Bauermelster won the prlze She had her beautlful golden locks bralded 1n two dozen plgtalls Ghrouzmose fLord Hamml very accommodatmgly trled to turn Athen aeum 1nto a debatlng club but R1CZWlg fRachael Smlthy and Maxulun 1Martha Reedb 1n thelr ever come back way got h1m so hot he had to go out ln the sunshlne to cool off Queen Tut declded that some of the glrls we1e not dresslng properly so she got up a s1mpl1c1ty of dress campalgn They could no longer strut around 1n then' knlckers or evenlng gowns They must not wear earrlngs 1f they wanted any sort of face decoratxon they could wear the shexk ve1l across the nose and mouth to h1de thelr modesty tMay lt be remembered that mummles were always very modest J SIDCG the Y W C A needed some money they declded to have a play All the characters dressed l1ke llttle country school chlldren many of them takmg the parts of boys How they munched on cocoanuts and threw or Loulse Scheuerman was the dunce of the evenlng and had to be hung on the llmb of a palm tree for belng so bad One day the whole school was 1n a hub bub of excltement Kmg Tut had Sald that a man was to come from some far off land to take thelr plctures None of them had ever had thelr plctures taken before they d1d not even know what It was to have one taken When the man d1d come everyone could be seen prlmplng up for they all wanted to look thelr best They all had to s1t on the sand wh1le It was belng taken Bacheme afrald of gettlng h1s trousers dlrty had to spread h1S handkerchlef on the sand to s1t on K1ng Tut had to tell Harvanoh CHarold Van Gundyj to stlck h1s feet 1n for he feared the rest of the boys and glrls could not be seen 1f he d1dn t About a week later all the mummles stepped out 1n thelr very best clothes They were gomg to the Mummy Mummor receptlon No won der they were all sm1l1ng for a good tlme could always be expected at these receptlons Helhxlses generally known as Helen Hllscher got start ed late and on the way she thought she would speed up her camel by dlg glng her spurs ln ltS sides The camel ran so fast that It could not see and ran headlong 1nto a cactus and got 1tS neck all twlsted up m the thorns thereby causlng qulte a delav On graduatlon day all the mummxes were glad they were graduatlng from the1r dear old school lnstead of the new one How they hated to leave th1S land of sand pyramlds tombs mountalns rlvers and camels only to go to a place that was called the cltyl They wlshed they could stay three more years Anyway they had thelr ANNUAL that they could remember Tutsky by and they had one consolatlon the mummy class had organ1zed and they were assured of some good tlmes together ln the future i I li sg a e i r - ine 599 N15 . , , . l u ' 5 - 3 , s . 0 1 0 I , Y . 0 9 sand in each other's hair right under the teacher's very eyes. Lixpapes, 7 V . - S , . . . .. . , 7 . . . , y . . . , 7 . - . Y - , , . L , , ' ! Y Y l . 7 . Y I . Y ' Y U - V , . v ! 7 g F Mlss Taylor Jeannette S Mlss Taylor anyway Gertrude H please slgn these Margaret D Gertrude H Margaret K Gertrude H and see? 'N Ten Short Mmutes Hurxy up gxrls and take your seats IHISS Taylor may I go to the llbrary ? res hurry up Harold hasn t the roll yet but go on All you glrls who want 1ny1tat1ons or calllng cards papers Hovs much are the cards? E1ght cents for every ten lettels How much would mme be? I don t know Cantcha count the letters 1n your name Mlss Taylor 'Gertrude dont those cards sell at d1fferent p11C6S accordlng to the style? Gertrude I don t thlnk so Hurry up and get those papers passed because the bell s go1n to r1ng Mlss Taylor Well I m sure they do sell at d1fferent pr1ces Grace B Any of y ou people that want t1ckets for the play can get them from me Mlss Taylor shakmg her fist vlolently Yes you Senlors better buy those t1ckets Mlss Taylor If Martha and Lena were out of th1s class there wouldn t be so much nolse Lena Z Come on Martha lets read that bulletln board Ex1t Martha and Lena Irven Schelbeck enters to make an announcement Irven All Senlors that ale gomg to the Sen1or Jumor receptlon please slgn up novs You yy 1ll haye to pay a dollar and a half th1s year because the class IS so small Ida H Gee V!hlZ' A dollar and a half Don t expect much do you? Here s where I stay home or do wlthout candy for a whole week Emma R Let me see your plcture Jeannette Jeanette S I Just hate them They don t look a thlng hke me Emma R They do too What do you expect you look hke N01 ma Talmadge ? Dorothy M Any savs dust 1n my halr? I had manual tralnlng last pe11od Oh' yes hon s my face? I cant use my yanlty case 1n publlc any more Florence M Youl hair s all rlght and you Stlll have the same face Go on the bell s r1ng1n Puplls leave room laughlng and talklng Mlss Taylor slghs Vklth rel1ef 3 Pa e orty 'aprt' IIE : ?5 1 .W- u- . . ' . H . v ' v 77 . , , . , as ' Y ' , , vs . . , . ' , sc , 1 Y ' r 1 a H l U Y . v . Y. . . . . , ' rr , as V u . . . , as - , ry , u - n . . . , as 7 - . . . n ' . 4 v - ,- ' 9 r ' 77 , as 7 ' I . . , x - r ' rr ' . as x - ' rr . , . .: Y f ' . rv . . . . . U . v 9 ' r ' 77 . ' . H , ' . ' y 9 ' 97 . , xc 1 ' n ' . . , , . . H . Q . . . . ' ' 1 . . . Y' Y Y 7 ' 77 . , u , ' y . . . . , 7 - u . , . , u , - sv . . U , . , cz ' v - - xr . . . . . U v ' Q . . . , n l H 7 . . . . . . . ', Y, Y , 7 v . Y- . . . . , . n , as , ' y ' ' . . , - : ' ' 9 n . . . . . . v . 7. . , . 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O 1 m m n 'TI 0 '1 H 'C 4 E c Hifi 1 -mnn A a EQV s CLASS OR UN i51'5-'vm 9. sFty GF, The Last Class O be sure the Senlors feel very proud of the fact that they are X552 L2-Q32 graduatlng from th1s dear old hlgh school but the careful Z fa observer w1ll notlce that the members of the J umor Class have '41 an unusually super1or a1r because they know that they wlll be the last class to graduate from Commerce the last class so falthfully and so well for many many years But the J unlors have other reasons to feel proud for they have conquered the seemmg handlcaps of the1r school Some of thelr br1ll1ant dlscoverles the teachers have not as yet found out Two of the very enterprxslng members of the Jumor Class Just recently found out that by carefully removmg the cr1nkly noxse maklng paper around O Henrys and other 1u1cy morsels Cthey always taste so much better when eaten m classj before entermg the study room the teacher IH charge wlll not be so apt to find one out Many of the Jun1ors have Slglllfled thelr mtentlon of becomlng Alpme cl1mbers whlle B111 Blrle and Lena Albanese and a number of other mem bers of the Class of 1924 are strongly thlnkmg of enterxng a s1tt1ng endur ance contest the prlze to be awarded to the two persons Slttlng for the longest t1me on a slxteen by twelve seat No doubt the two members of the class who were mentloned by name w1ll w1n for they have had excel lent practlce durmg long assemblles The Jun1ors felt very much chagrmed at the beg1nn1ng of the semester xx hen they were gn en the Manual Tra1n1ng Room 1n whlch to consume the1r dally repast but after a few weeks they found that the numerous tools connected wxth each Tiesk came 1n very handy dur1ng the course of the meal especlally durmg an argument Of course only J unlors could con cene th1s br1ll1ant ldea Durlng the thlrd year the students have found thelr work more 1nter estmg and as a result take more pa1ns Wlth thelr studles although as yet no cases of over work or nervous break down have been reported They understand that a broadenlng educatlon IS essentxal for success and they also reallze that thelr hlgh school days w1ll soon be over the days when thev are enJoy1ng the best years of l1fe but not ln the two by four school yard True they are anxlous to leaxe the hlgh school for they are eager to conquer larger fields especlally larger than the school yard mentloned above but nevertheless there vull be a pang fnot a sharp plerclng onej ln the heart of every student for thelr falthful Alma Hater wlll have pre pared her last class to take lts place 1n the buslness world to help turn the vxheels of lndustry lf they are not too heaxy 5 I Arn rn? Pa e or -Three 3? uf ll 4 K y T339 . a-SL Llzvrtdf-at 1 9 perhaps, to give the flnal farewell to a school that has performed her task , . . . . . , , , - , - Y V . . . - 7 . 7 Y y .V . ' 7 D ' . . , . . - w ! 7 , . 7 . y . ! V 7 , Al - I K lumor Class Qfhcers Y ORE than 200 boxs and glr s l lie the la1gest ILIIHOI class ex 81 a Hiya sembled at Commel ce elected the A xg f folloxxxng OHICSIS fo1 the Class of 23 at the meetlng held VS ednes dax Nlax 23 Nelson Blng presldent N131 galet Elzex X106 plesldent Dorothy Fred 811Ck sec1eta1x and Albert Bleglel treas u1e1 As the meetlng was held vexx late ln the xeax the membels of the class had tlme to select carefully those puplls they thought best fitted fO1 the othces Although the nonnnatlons xx ele made p1 omptlx It xx as qulte appal ent that consldel able thought had been glx 61 to the plopel O1g3I'l1Z3.tlOl1 of the class. Avondale Intermediate School is xx ell rep- resented in the junio1 class as all the officer: are graduates of that school. g, t f? ..n' IFF . v i' ii -df v ' ,H ig, W' N lc, W ' ' ' ' ' ' S- f' ly 'ff' , ' ' 'l , gi -7 - , c, . J ltfx 'V v- ' v 0 I Lf ae- '--1 , y . r v 'N' .Ys A .v ' r r -K ' Q Y v' - - ' . y - r 1 Q. n 1 va Q . Q 1 , r y 1 Q ' v - y ' v 0 1 ' . 1 . I ' y 1 1 v ' v . y ' . 1 . 0 . v Q 1 Q ' . . V . C y cs 0PI-ICIVIORES 3 if I A-GV wx Y' J xx W uni CD . izawa-1-,.f, , ew- . ' ' 52535535 fi Q A 6' ' 5- my za: xw :i fi ' , lg, 3 Im QM JJ QP? V-N HJ. . Page Forty Slx .,.vH ' or- '5 SS PHOMORE CLA SO 1 E --mn . .nun - . D I NM. gFcyS Clothes or the Girl Av in PEAKING about plays said Annette Carter I certainly think wwf a gleat mistake has been made in the plcklng of the leadlng W g1rl fo1 the class play iou know yourself she said turnlng go, Veg around and scrutlnizlng each girl separately that elaborate clothes are requued fo1 the ma1n part and Helens well they re simply impossible girl ventured VS ell Helen does d1 ess almost shabblly but she IS awfully good 1n dramatlcs HONNEX91 A figure that had been mow 1ng around in the cloak room directly behlnd the glrls who had been talking could stand it no longer but walked out head erect and face pale but with a firm step Some of the girls drew back in dlsmay but Annette stared stra1ght at Helen a look of battle 1n her eye She meant to get the leading part 1n the play herself and she meant to get It any way she could Helen had walked aw ay in a daze her hopes shattered and her mlnd 1n a whirl All through hlgh school It had been her dream to have the main part in the class play when she graduated Clothes had never entered her head for a moment unt1l now and as the full meaning of the remarks she had Just heard dawned on her her eyes filled Wlth tears Nothing would lnduce her to take the part now Without losing a moment Helen went to her dramatlcs teacher and told her she would be unable to take the part Wh1Ch had been assigned to her Mrs Bently was dumbfounded Why Helen what has gotten lnto you ch1ld'7 You look like a ghost And why this sudden determination not to take the part when I know Just as well as you that you want 1t'7 Please dont question me about it Helen said 1n a low tone and her V01C6 trembled Very well Helen but if you won t take the leading part can t I per suade you to take the part of the quaint old fashloned cousln which 1S really more d1Hicult'7 I am almost distracted try lng to fill that part and you really could do lt better than anyone Helen thought a moment and then said bitterly Yes Ill take it The part will probably fit me Mrs Bently was puzzled at the tone which Helen used but she Sald nothlng Helen had had qulte a struggle ln hlgh school Her father who had enllsted in the army when the great war had come was brought home a short while before the close of the w ar a mere ghost of his former self He had not only been tW1C6 wounded, but several complications due to shell shock had left him a v1ct1m to spells of melancholia i . X Ac E,-Sn Pa e or - e' 3321 , 'Mae , rv ' IL ' ' ,f+' Q, v r Q C Q' , . . . . . ' :5 ia - . V ' , n - . at s - ' ' ' V . . . . u H - '6 Nt, 1 ' v 1 . , 7 2 ' 1 7 ' 7 ' ' YY At this remark, a little murmur arose from the group of girls. One , U 7 , 1 ' , ' v Y ' ' , , ,J Y Y Y Y Y ' Y Y Y ' , . Y v . , ' . . I . A , . , . Y Y U 66 ' , I ' ' Y Y I . V .1 I u U ll 7 ' ' YY ' ' 7 Y u . ' , 9 ' 9 9 1 1 ' ' 9 . Y , ' 77 - - as a ' Y Y ' ' YY r v ' ' ' Y . . . . Y . . r V , Y v ' V , . gFtyE a 1 The famlly s resources had already been nearly exhausted but when the doctor suggested that he be sent to a good samtarlum and g1ven perfect rest the mother had eagerly grasped at the chance of savlng h1s reason From that time xt had been a struggle for the two at home the mother s fra1l health not permlttlng her to do any strenuous work of any k1nd Helen had procured a posltlon after school ln the office of a lawyer and 1n thls way she managed to contlnue her school work and stlll bring ln enough money to keep her mother and herself That evenlng Helen went home from school Wlth a heavy heart How could she tell her mother' No she would not tell her untll a short txme before the play as her mother already had so much to worry about Helen was s1tt1ng 1n her room watchmg the ram drops chase each other down her wmdow pane She could not get the school play off her mmd and when one had looked forward to anything as long as Helen had looked forward to havlng that part the dlsappolntment IS not easlly put as1de Her muslngs were lnterrupted by the entrance of her mother A worrled frown was on her forehead but she dld not lmmedlately say anythmg the best of you? For a moment there was no answer then I can t understand why your father s report from the Samtarlum d1d not come yesterday It 1sn t ln today s mall elther I am beglnnlng to fear that somethmg has happened that the doctors want to keep from us Helen started up ln dlsmay She chlded herself for bexng so engrossed ln her own thoughts that she had forgotten all about the dear father who was so far from home She hurrled to reassure her mother telllng her that there had probably been a mlstake or that there had been some unavoldable delay I w1ll go down to Doctor Lane s mother perhaps he has news Helen at last suggested and hurrled out of the house Ten mlnutes later Helen agam entered her own home but w1th no news as the doctor had not been at hls office As Helen stepped 1n off the porch she heard a buzz of conversatlon from the lxvmg room and the sound of someone sobbmg Wlth a rush she reached the door sure that a catas t10ph8 had occurred In less tlme than It takes to tell xt she found herself enclrcled by strong arms and heard a dear vo1ce that trembled somewhat murmur Helen my own baby don t 5 ou know your daddy any more? Then 1n a llghter tone Well how about lt Won t you take your old daddy back now that he s through vacat1on1ng'? Wlth a glad cry of rellef she snuggled up to her daddy and trled to tell h1m ln llttle broken sentences how she had mlssed h1m Her mother was so overcome yuth Joy and her rellef had been so great that she had become somevs hat hysterlcal although now she was agaln perfectly calm When a alfa Pafe or - ight mv: Liv- . ' 9 Y , . . . ' ' 9 Y Y ' 7 ' 9 , . Y . . . . . What's the matter, mother dear? Is this wretched weather getting !! , u 9 . 7 , . . . . , . , . . . . . , . !7 Y D . , . u - . v , va 7 Y 7 . . , . , ' 7 s , - . . . , . j ' Cl 9 7 7 -i 9 7 U ' ' KK ' 7 1 D ' Y ' ' Y? . , . 7. . , . 7 . . . 7 QN girly 'FF . Helen dlsengaged herself from her fathers a1ms she became aware of another man ln the room and she turned questlonmg eyes to a klndly faced mlddle aged man Helen I vvant you to meet the best frlend Ive ever had Mr Walton whom I met whlle I vvas avv ay vacatlonmg he ended somewhat pam fully I am glad to be the frlend of so fine a man as your father sald 'Hr YValton as he shook hands vv 1th Helen and I should be more than pleased lf I could be permltted out of frlendshlp to your father also to be con Sldefed a good fr1end of yours and of your chalmmg mother here You see I am onlv a lonely bachelor he contmued ln a bantermg tone and I tlnd It s rather lonesome sport so when your father recovered enough to come back home I took the llberty of accompanymg hlm Already I have recelved an lnvltatlon to remam here on a v1s1t whlch I w1ll be only too pleased to accept that IS lf you are w1ll1ng he added Helen lost no tlme ln shovvmg her Vv1ll1IlgI'16SS and then 'VIr Walton excused hlmself say mg he would l1ke to take a llttle stroll ln order to leave thls agam unlted famlly alone as he knew that there vvould be much to be talked about Back 1n the Cody s l1v1ng room there vvas unalloyed happlness and the father was finally persuaded to talk about hlmself He told how after h1s phys1cal recovery he had met Mr Walton a very rlch bachelor who had h1s home near the sanltarlum where he had been staymg and how from a mere acquamtance a wa1m frlendshlp had sprung up between them And IVIIIII he ended addressmg hlS Wlfe wlth the old mck name I want you and Helen here to help hlm to enjoy every m1nute of hls stay here Wlth us as he has had much mlsfortune and loneliness ln hls lxfe The weeks went by as though on w1ngs and st1ll Mr Walton l1ngered on loath to tear hlmself loose from the spot vvhere he had spent the most contented tlme of h1s l1fe It was now nearmg the mlddle of June and the graduates were all a flutter About a week before the play Helen had told her mother that she was not takmg the leadlng part as she had planned and explamed vvhy endmg Really mother I don t mmd half so much as I thought I should Wlth daddy back and all so don t you worry yourself about lt Just all of you come to the play and see me mn the part I m IH The curtaln had gone down on the final act but the house was st1ll ln an uproar of applause The uproar contmued even after the leadmg lady had made her appearance agam on the stage Mrs Bently knew that much of that applause lf not all vvas meant for Helen because she had com pletely carrled avv ay the audlence vv 1th her clever act1ng X I1 'Tm Pa e or -Ni -'I :- E5 :SQ N-,' . , . 9 1 - ' - u y - , Y , 9 - 9 . V Y . . ,, . - 9 . as - ,, - 1 , J. . .' cc 9 9 9 9 . . . A . , 39 - - - sz . 9 9 . , U 9 , 9 - 7 Y . . . . ,, , , . . ' , A . . Y. . . . L - 9 7 . . . . Y v , 5 . . , . . v . , ., 9 9 9 9 9 , . xc ' 79 ' ' ' ' ' cs 9 9 9 9 . . . . . . ,, , . , . . Y 9 - 9 - ' , . V . U , . 9 9 9 9 9 v' . 7 9 9 . .. 9 ' 99 . 9 . . . . Y Q 9 9 PsFy ani Helen y ou d better go out on the stage xx 1th Annette Sald Mrs Bently calllng the gxrl to her s1de or I m afrald they ll mob the place Helen at first demuued but finally d1d as she was told The nolse doubled ltself for a moment and then all was qu1et as Helen sm1led and thanked them and bovx ed herself off her lashes vyet Mr Walton sat 1n h1S seat 1n an uprlght pos1t1on a med1tat1ve f1oxxn upon h1S face At last he turned to Mrs Codx and sald Why xxlth such unusually fine talent d1dn t our Helen have the lead1ng role? At first Mrs Cody Sald nothlng and then as qu1ckly as she could for the house xx as already beglnnlng to empty she told h1m xy hy Helen had refused the leadlng part A plucky glrl was all Mr Walton Sald but on the way home he pa11ed off wlth Helen xvhlle Mr and Mrs Cody xx alked ahead It was then that he drew the glrl out and before they had reached home learned of hex asplratlons for dramatlc fame Helen asked his advlce as to a proper school Wh1Ch she could attend to spec1al1ze ln dramatxcs saylng that she hoped to have earned enough money 1n a year or tvyo to be able to take a short course 1n some good school It was then that a plan began formlng ltself ln Mr Walton s mlnd of how he could repay thls famlly for 1tS many klndnesses to h1m On reach 1ng home he drew Mr Cody 3S1de and they talked late 1nto the mght Mr Walton la1d plan after plan before Mr Cody untll the poor man became so beW1ldered that he laughlngly declared he belxeved that some genlus was trylng to tempt h1m wlth brlght dreams and that wlth the commg of dayllght thev would all vamsh These were the plans Mr Walton had made and he was as eager and happy about them as small boy wlth a nevs drum Flrst and foremost he asked to be permltted to send Helen to a good dramatlc school dur1ng the summer After that he wanted the whole famlly to come back and l1ve wlth h1m for h1S house was much too large for one lonely man and a few serv ants and he would never be able to endure a solltary l1fe agaln after havlng llved ln the brlght atmosphere he had for the past weeks Furthermore he really needed a trustwo1 thy man 1n hls buslness and he offered the pOS1 t1on to Mr Cody I feel that you are dolng too much for me Mr Cody answered but lt 1S all up to Mlm and Helen and for Helen s sake I hope they w1ll accept Accept they d1d Helen so overyoyed at the prospect1ve school term before her she scarcely knew what to do And Just to thlnk mother she Sald happlly that th1S IS real and not Just a falry tale Just the same I glve you full permlsslon to plnch me that w1ll do thanks and oh' wont every thing be splendldl BETTY VoN DACH . 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' X K ' C ' 0 '1' x X N 355, Q ' - I 5 5. ilk Page Fifty-Two V vp QS 11 anim p MyH dy b t Ptt Lht dl thD k H Abbtt Slgllla Kappa PS1 fp'-.1 fs IGMA KAPPA PSI a Greek honorary soclety was organlzed ggi 'S 1n June 1922 at the Hlgh School of Commerce as a result of Superlntendent Colllcott s appomtmg a commlttee for the pur- L-If 'L pose of creatmg such a soclety ln all the schools of the clty Whlle the general plan IS the same ln all the schools the iimsh mg touches were added as each school saw fit The purpose of the soclety IS to encourage scholarshlp among the students and It has adopted for 1ts motto Wlsdom the Gulde of Llfe Three honors can be obtalned Slgma Kappa and PS1 PS1 IS the hlghest honor thls school can bestow on a student for lt entltles a pupxl to full membershxp 1n the soclety Any pupll who has completed the tenth year wxth E grades 1n what constltutes one half has work for that year and wlth no more than two F grades IS entltled to the first or Slgma honor To be el1g1ble to the second or Kappa honor a pupxl must have com . 5?-1' . , , nf, , Y To row: ar eise, Harold Van Gun , Irven Schei eck, Reber Downs, e ie ig . Front row: Paulme Lehman. Cor eia Doelker, Lena Zeitsman, Ru oel er, elen o . . . r :.--,.,',,' ' ' ' ' 4- 1' - . - lffis 4 5 1x K l ' ' ,N 3:5 C , . . , . . . -J fa., we SN? 'Y ' .214 - . . . X . - ' 1 . K . . , as ' ' ' n . , . . . . . . . 9 x ' . . . . l . . . . . . . . , - Qs. Pg FftyTh GF pleted the work of the elex enth year with E grades 1n two thirds of hlS work for that year and w1th no more than one F grade durlng the year Any pup1l who IS a candldate for graduation and who had completed the 12 B work and all of the wo1k of the tenth and elexenth years with E grades 1n what constltutes two th1rds of all h1s work for those years and with no more than th1ee F grades during those years shall be ellglble to full membership 1n Sigma Kappa PS1 whether or not he has rece1ved either of the precedlng honors The l1st of those w ho have the requ1red scholarship for full membership IS submitted to the teachers of the school and any pup1l to whom five teach ers object on account of character or unsatlsfactory conduct IS dlsquallfied Puplls who fall to qualify for membersh1p upon completlon of the11 12 B work are eligible to membersh1p 1f they meet all the lequlrements at the completion of thelr 12 A work To be el1g1ble for any of these honors the pup1l must be a member of the High School of Commel ce for at least one full year Sigma Kappa PS1 IS a permanent organlzatlon meet1ng once a year 1n e1ther May or June Since June 1922 twenty one have received full mem bersh1p fourteen have received Kappa honors and thlrty two Slgma honors Madeline Barnhart Israel Friedman Emily Goldste1n L1ll1an Hoffman Alma Krauss John Lang Mlldred Llchtner Rita Richardson Dorothea Swan Laur1e May Wagne1 No other honors were awarded at that tlme for the SOC16ty was a new one In October 1922 Sarah Hay Meyers was the only one to attain full mem bership Those rece1v1ng Slgma honors were JQSSIB Baker Kather1ne Bier Sarah Berl1ne1 Ruth Dellenbach Ruth Devereaux Dorothy Ehrman Anna Evans Edith Ex ertz Ruth Gudsch1nsky Al1ce G1lmore Helen Mc Clam Irene Ilflaltlfl Charles Neeb Paul Ryan Lois Scott Mildred Stouffer Ma1guer1te Shade Edith Smith Isadore Stone Dorothy Tuckerman and Luc1le Van Horn In March 1923 the follow 1ng ten pup1ls who were awarded Kappa honors 1n October recen ed full membership Helen Abbott Cordella Doelker Ruth Doelker Robert Downs Nlarx H9156 Pauline Lehman Pettie Light Irxen Scheibeck Harold Van Gundy Lena Zeltsman Those who rece1ved Kappa hono1s w e1e Floella Foulke Alice Gllmore Isadore Stone Mary Whea ton The elexen 1ece1x1ng S1gma honors were Wlargaret Carey Helen Elchner Paul1ne Fry 'Xlaxme Jeffries Ruth Lea Helen McLaughlin Carl Momoe Claussa Naax e1s Nla1ga1et Neutzlmg Helen Stesenson and Edwln Zenkel i 1 ab rg? a e i - ree :.-ggi N-if ' 64 !7 ' - v 1 7 v' 1 . Y , . . 7 . . Y . ' 7 1 ' ' , - o The ten receiving full membership into this society in June, 1922, were ! ' 7 . 7 7 ' 7 7 7 1 4' v J ii Y . ' ' 7 7 H7 7 ' 7 7 1 I a 9 9 ' Y I 1 7 I 7 Y 7 A 7 7 9 v. . Y 7 7 Y : 7 7 7 V J 3 .7 1 7 Y 7 7 7 ' . , . , , , - D . . . , A , 3 3 A ' Y 7 7 1 1' v v 1 1 1 . Y 3 Lf A e Y ' 7 Page Fifty-Four F: . f' 5113- vw, .-at i 'E TI EUM 1ENA AT SEN OR i -X JEL Page Fifty-Five 2-1 i COUNCIL Boys Counc1l Q HILE the Boys Councll d1d not engage ln an mterscholas IC l 3 . fain: ,ff , . . . . t. 5 gg debate this year, numerous argumentative contests among their 35 ga X72 5 . . . . rays-,AJo,' own members, a tr1al and the1r Senlor-Junlor debates made Q wt lr' I . . . - . - . , , . 9 ! ! 9 ' ! 7 . , F . - . Y S , 3 , I v 3 ' ' 1 ' thelr exlstence anythlng but a dull one In the February Se nlor J unlor argument Elmer Athern Robert Grlmes and Irven Schelbeck representlng the Senlors scored a two to one vlctory over thelr Junlor opponents Isadore Stone Leon Cohen and Nelson Blng Members of the Sen1or team have each served a term as presldent of the organlzatxon A trlal of Homer Delbert charged Wlth dlsorderly conduct gave the boys some excellent dr1lls ln court procedure The club has some real hue wires 1n It and wlth Mr Leonard at 1tS head should contlnue to be a strong factor 1n the school hfe of Commerce The present officers are Presldent Harry Gammon Vlce presldent Kenneth Sherldan Secretary Nelson Blng Treasurer Harold Klnnel Cr1t1c Irven Schelbeck Sergeant at arms John McCarthy Pa e Fxfty Qxx lr 'N AEUM EN ATP OR JUN 00 i , V . , , 5 2 .......1 ax-N..-,am O. 5 I ', .I 1 - . 1 Fff Puff and Penc1l Club OFFICEPS ROBERT Gmyuzs Pieszde zt RALPH BOWER I we Pleszde 1 Loorsa SALNDERS Seczeta Il HELE1y STININIEL ea 1 VVILBLR WIEERS SFlg6U7Zf at 412179 HE PuH and Pencll Club 1S the dramatlc orgamzatlon of the Il,-Qi school and IS composed solely of puplls enrolled 1n the Cl12II'1l3t1C y f 0, meetmgs of th1S club are held on the thlrd Wednesday of ey ery month at seven oclock yyhen one or more plays prevlously classes The present number of members IS e1ghty five The A very unusual amount of talent has been d1bCOV81eCl 1n ou1 school through th1s organlzatlon and many credxtable plays have been present d The Puff and Pencll Club IS usually called upon to pexfoim yyheneyer a prog1 am has to be gotten up qulckly Anyone yy ho IS 1nqu1s1t1ve about the llttle 1oom on one side of the stage 1n Room 26 should take dramatxcs yom the club and 1n th1s yyay recelve admlttance to 1tS sacred preclncts Amldst the topsy turvlness of It one can find anythlng from cracked ITl11I'0I'S to hats of the same fashlon as those yvorn 1n the year 1860 In la1 ge mysterious boxes ale stoyy ed ayy ay old costumes and stage settmgs yylnch 1f they could talk yy ould p1 obably tell of strange happenmgs 1n th1s t1ny llttle room Shy boys and tlmld guls folget thelr backyy ardness as they face the foothghts and become actols and actresses Two pubhc performances yyere g1y en by the Puff and Pencxl thls yea1 The first one yvas for the school 1n celebratlon of Good Engllsh W eek at Wh1Ch Rlchard Hardlng Davls s play Nhss C1v1l1zat1on yyas presented The plot depleted the superlorlty of lntelllgence comblned vylth an educatxon over lgnorance and crlme The plav yy as yy ell acted by Joe Sherman as Reddy the Kld Har1y Arthul W elskerz Joe Hatch Robelt Grlmes NI1ss C1v1l1zat1on Helen Abbott Chlef of Pollce Albert Wondrak The other performance yy as fol the general pubhc on the ey enmg of March 23 yyhen tyvo plays yy e1e D1 esented The first one yy as The Gzeen Coat by De Musset and Augler The charactels yy e1e Roaul Ralph Bower Henrl James Skaates Nlarguerlte Elsle Wllson Munlus Elvyood Bennet The second play yyas The Fa1 ayy ay Prmcess by Sudermann belng the story of a prmcess yyho has the unusual expeuence of belng treated as an ordmary g11l The cast yy as as folloyys The P1 mcess Flor 1 i l A.. rrgm' Page i y'-Seven 2: 1.-,cg I MN-fi . . l ------ ' 2 7' . ,' .4 ' ' ' ' ' ' - 1 1 4 uv L ., ' . . ------ Tr s wer ' T ' ----- . ' - -. ' 11 N 'Q fg.Z 'l ' ,Al V . v . . ' . wg. , n ., 37,43 riff ' V . . AL .fit-5' V V 7 , ' Y 9 rehearsed by dramatlc classes, are presented. , ' e . ' ' v . . v , 4 . 7 ! 1 Y ' ' 1 ' ' 1 . ' . v v v ' 7 7 . y . ' v 1 v 7 J 7 . . . . . . . . , U . . . . . ,, V Y, A , - ' V Y Y ' VY v ' - . . 7 ' . - ' . ' 7 i Q 7 1 9 A , 3 v A '- u 1 v 1 , 7 , v v 1 . v U 1 , . U , , ' . - . 9 . ' 9 3 , 3 1 f Z , ' , 56 1 V ' 77 y - 7 ' s 1 - - - v P g FftyEght 'N PUFF AND PENCIL ence Fearlng Frau Von Brook LOUISE Saunders Herr Strubel a student Robert Grlmes Frau Lmdemann Loulse Scheuerman Frau von Haldorf Lena Goodrlch her two daughters Llddy and Mllly Paullne Lehman and Ruth Wendel Rosa a mald Lena Zeltsman Th1S entertalnment was a decxded success financ1ally and Mlss Taylor plans to purchase many thmgs for our stage 1n the new bulldlng from the proceeds The Sen1or Class play cast IS chosen from thls club and IS under the able d1rect1on of Mr Herman Mlller and the sponsor of the club MISS Mary E Taylor GIRLS GLEE CLUB H Z JRR a 0 i -i 5, ff E- 5' pf-f' . 1 1 1 9 9 x 9 1 s 9 a n 1 y s - . . , . . X a I Hs. , . .E 1 Pg FftyN ORCHESTRA The L1hrary fg HE purpose of a hbrary 1S to encourage the love of readmg S52 SQ9 good books and to msplre hlgher ldeals for ordmary l1v1ng 191 A, alm of maklng puplls more 1nterested 1n thelr regular lessons and helpmg them apprec1ate the value of what they are read mg and studylng During the month of March 1626 books were clrculated ln the homes of Hlgh School of Commerce puplls Durlng that month 3955 puplls attended the llbrary durlng consultatlon or study perlods A number of puplls spend part of thelr lunch tlme readlng and other puplls w 111 come a perlod early or stay an extra perlod 1n order to use the llbrary In the way of help to the llbrary the art department has greatly beau tlfied It by contrlbutlng varxous plctures and posters near holxdays At Chrlstmas posters were made and later on a collectlon of poetry was exhlblted Thls work w as all done by the students ln the Art Department The llbrary and all the school wlshes to thank them for thelr Wllllng co operatlon The teachers also have been of great asslstance to the llbrary both by encouraglng puplls to spend then' spare tlme ln readlng and by contrlbut mg magazlnes and per1od1cals li Hs a e i - ine 5 312 gil? inf' Qff' ' ' ' ' f. 3, :Ar . . . . . . . J 532' . . . . . . In our school llbrary the purpose IS the same, w1th the addltlonal ' lx, V ' . . . . . . 's 'aim r , ' ! Y Y . . , . . D . , - , . ! 9 7 Page Sixty , .Il Z. IN -'H BOYS GLEE. CLUB Reta1l Sellmg yu LTHOUGH the Retall Sellmg course has been at Comme1 ce onlx 4 48-9 lg' Q7 a 3631 lt has already brought about a closer 1elat1onsh1p -, betu een the school and the buslness vs orld Thls co opelatue together IS the first step ln the field of commerclal educatlon 1n whlch full hlgh school credlt IS glven The store 1S the laboratoly vs hele experlence 1n gamed whlle the classroom analy zes and generahzes the expe 11ence of the store The twenty one members of the class who are worklng some aftel school and on Saturday have applled fo1 then' posltlons ln a buslness llke xx ay and are able to meet the men and women of the buslness wo1ld much better than the untralned boy or glrl Th1S Work brlngs about the apple c1at1on of merchandlse and lt a1ds the busmess men 1n then' effolts to ralse the standards of efiiclency 1n thelr 01g3I'l1Z3tlOH Through the11 work the students learn the value of money and acqulre a busmess pomt of uevs before leaxlng school They lealn to combme theou and plac t1ce ln order that the greatest pOSS1bl6 1nd1v1dua1 and soclal good max result The tlamed bov or glrl has the adx antage both 1n the amount u- . f'f.s:,.q,J, ' ' - r 'jg Z' fl, Y .9 ,bi F A 7 . 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' . plan of teachlng, where the students and the buslness men work Y -- v v ' , . v y ' 1 , . , . . . 7' y v' . 1 ' Q v - - K gSt 'SF . of salary and advancement 1n the retail stores for they learn in being connected vuth the co operatixe plan that success depends upon full and actlve co operatlon And those who are xy orklng are making good' One of the glrls in the class who IS making s1lk gloves her merchandlse study has proved so satlsfactory IH the glove department that she IS golng to be made buyer as soon as she has iinlshed her hlgh school course Llttle does the public ieallze the work that is being done in the highly organlzed store behlnd the scenes The class ln its various trlps to the stores has found out that one half of the employees are 1n the office and not behlnd the counter to gne their customers satlsfactlon and SSFVICG Each member ID the class as a revlew of the Work at the end of the year mg a me1 chandlse chart vshlch corslsts of the history manufacture range of price and color of the melchandlse Much interest IS shown in thls w o1k and Miss Marguerlte Loos the teacher says I expect to have some splendld work done on these charts and hope to be able to put them on exhibition The class hears fine talks given to them by business men and women and studles many phases of salesmanshlp They learn the art of meetlng the customer and gain a knowledge of human nature store system slmple buslness arlthmetlc Engllsh and merchandlse A thorough study IS made of textiles from the raw materlals to the manufacture of the fin lshed product The puplls also make a study of advertlsements trade Journals 1nterv1ew1ng buyers and the use of sales checks One very 1nter estlng part of the course IS the study of color and design as It applies to the arrangement and dlsplay of merchandlse the meaning of color what colors go best together and what type of persons can best wear the color Interlor decoratlng and arrangement of the furmture also are lncluded The course IS not l1m1ted to or beneficial only to those persons who expect to sell merchandise 1n the stores but the study can read1ly be applied to office work A secretary when she enters the business world must tactfully size up her employer and co workers 1n order to give them the services and co operatlon necessary to make her work a success Every buslness man or woman must be able to find out h1s employer s needs and select that which will best fit those needs Th1S is the definltlon of Retall Selling i X A.. rm., Pa e ix y-One 33 2 N-.' ! . . , . . . . , . H . ,, . . . . , . , V . . . . i . y v. , has the privilege of selecting the article she is most interested in and mak- . 4 . 7 . . . ! A 7 7 Q . f ' ' . . H ' s a ' 4 V ' ' ' 7? ! . 7 7 ' 7 9 ' - 9 . . y . , g . . , . ' Y u 1 1 . . , Page Sixty-Two 1 , ES E - 'H YXVCA YWCA T EVER has the Commerce Y W C A had a more effectxve pe y paxil and busy year than the past one The presldent and her few L Sgr 4 f l glven more soclal affalrs and contrlbuted more to poor famllles than lt has ever before done The blggest trlal of the year occurred when the treasury was practlcally empty If a representatlve was to be sent to Wlnona Lake Indlana for the purpose of meetlng other club representatlves and dlscussmg w1th them new ways of conductlng the varlous clubs funds would be needed A buslness meetxng was called and plans for presenting a play were dlscussed The profit from th1s play was to be put ln the club s treasury After much worry and confuslon and many rehearsals money was secured by presentmg The Dlstrlct School of Blueberry Corners The large crowd that attended thoroughly enJoyed the stunts and trlcks of the mlschlevous school chlldren ..1'F- . . . I ' , PPY, loyal followers deserve much praise for the Y. W. has, this year, i Snr? f 1 . . . , . . . ' i Ark 2 Hg. Page Sixty-Three 30 HIY The H1 Y its URING the present school year the Commerce H1 Y Club has if L 1 met every Tuesday nlght at the Central Y M C A building L fc prominent business man of the clty and then each club goes to its room and has a discussxon of the speech Every month a very enJoyable social IS given This club was responslble for the dxstrl bution of football and baseball schedules to all members of the school during the year and also brought Doctor Wilce football coach at Ohio State to this school for a talk to the boys Commerce H1 Y was represented by Harry Gammon and Robert Martin at a conference 1n Akron durlng the Thanksgiving vacatlon and by Harry Gammon and Harold Van Gundy at the Torch Meeting held at Mt Vernon May 5 The following pupils were the oflicers for this semester Presldent Harry Gammon Secretary Paul Orsborn Vice presldent Robert Banta and Representative at large Robert Grimes QE? r - ' . . f . ' - P BQ with the six other schools of the city. A talk is given by some 1 ,M . . . , g S'xty-- 'l R ls- Vg P Cl! M L D cha' Eh m X r n c 1 M H lk M v lma B Abb rf e ary ' 'Y Wh 'on Commerce Reporters F rin NDOUBTEDLY It vull be a matter of interest to the many g A friends and to present and former students of the High School 7 x of Commerce to know that th1S lnstitutlon is extending lt sedu xl: catlonal work into another very useful and valuable field that of leportmg During the past year or more, a number of our boys and glrls have reported va11ous speeches and lectures throughout the Clty and have done very well with the work After careful consideration, the students whose pictures appear above having received the grade of E in both their shorthand and typewrltlng and at least G in English, have been selected as being capable of reportmg All Pa e 1 Your 6?- rf P To row: Harold Van. Gun ', Alice Gilmore, oro r an, lrene Martin, Viiliam Herrick, Second ow: Anna Evans, Hele a'n, Oliv fe s, e'se, Floella Fou , a ea , e aer, Helen o . First row: Pauline Lehman, Cordelia Doelker. Sarah Berliner, Ruth Dellenbach, Margaret Kleeli Jeanette Stiles, Vera Hayes, Jessie Baker, Ruth Creviston, Alice Blanton. ' y4 Ie, 1 fi-I ' 7' ' Tfl,-Y' ' 'x . . all BIZ , W 'av' , . . . A . - 4 ,xx AFX Q . . 7 lane -4 , .. . Y 9 1 X Ava ,gm Page Sixty-Five - 'I vu, 51' COMMERCE LIFE STAFF Top row Mr Russell Robert Grlmes Homer Delbert john McCarthy Robert Martm Robert Morrxs William Herrick Kenneth Hott Mr Pnest Second row Mxss Pratt Pauline Mowrer Agatha Price Loulse Saunders Dorothy Buckholtz Ellza beth Lltterst Margaret Elzey john Cafney Sarah Berllner Ruth Wendel Helen Hllscher Fxrst row Lena Zeltsman Florence Fearmg Lucille Parcher Ramona Tracy Dorothy Frederick lrven Schexbeck lrene Martxn jessle Baker Helen Abbott Thelma Fletcher Dorothy Klme And so they called lt the Co Ed Edltlonl The br1ll1ant 1dea that Commerce should have a Co Ed Ed1t1on orlgmated m one of the J ournallsm classes and the glrls 1mmed1ate1y became enthu SlaSt1C over the ldea Subjects were covered pertammg to glrls only, lncludlng Athenaeum, Y W C A The Co Ed Prom, Cooklng and Sewmg Mlss Bell, our vlce pI'lIlC1p3l whose duty It IS to look after all Commerce glrls, granted one of the reporters an lntervlew Statlstlcs 1n thls ISSUE of COMNIERCE LIFE, show ln Just what propor tlon the glrls at Commerce predommate ow er the boys, the ratlo belng SIX glrls to one boy The Co Ed ed1t1on thls year xx as the first attempt of the Commerce glrls to get out the school paper xuthout anv asslstance from the boys 'Y are - The Co-Ed Edition s 'f'-' g THE ANNUAL STAFF H l dy g b W ll M Co Ed Prom ,- HE annual Co Ed Prom of 23 held at the K of C Hall on Fri 7 K day March 16 broke all former records not only in attendance 860533 but also in novelty of entertainment The program for the '01, A most part consisted of solo dances by T1ll1e Berliner Bertha Roth and Lela Curry the one exceptlon being the combination Itallan song and dance presented by Pauline CISIIHOHB accompanied by Lena Albanese Prizes were awarded to three classes of costumes, the prettlest be1ng glven to Irene Martin and Dorothy Ehrman the most original going to Grace Barbee and Florence Fearmg and Pauline and Margaret Neutzllng receiving the prlzes for the most comical One hundred and eighty five girls were present and Steelman s Orchestra furnished the music for the dancing The members of the committee in charge of the arrangements together with Miss Bell are to be congratulated upon the results of their efforts 3 4?- Pa e Six 5 Six 'mn- Q' in lr' l X'-X.. ,.- .,.,, ,. f h,.., . Top row: Mr. Russell, arod Van Gun , Nelson Bin , Homer Dei ert. john McCarthy, Robert Morris, i iam Herrick, r. Priest. Lower row: Miss Pratt, Helen Abbott, Jessie Baker, Lena Zeitsman, Dorothy Frederick, Robert Grimes, Irven Scheibeck, Ruth Wendel. Elizabeth Litterst. f u , .- 'gglg zfim, 1 . Roxio' 'gy 1 1 1 1 ,A v ,x Ai' I n n J J' ' X W, . . . . A. ,wgbgrirrgr 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . - . , 1 , . -r- ' ql?l 'o nq x fu Page A .' ixiwfvai 0 59 THQQICS 14,555 93349 I, 6 , 0 5 Q 4 Q I I lb. hr wialililiiiili W if an-,A N bra 15 N 1 N' CL . 7' W ,.. E, S , XX. J. A , QV ! A ,- N Ie C, J A 4.:ffR'i '!'- , - '1, ,, .., - Q K + ' :: X Q I ' ki .gl 0 5' ' ' ' - - ' -7-- , gb,-A . I gb' . 0 X 4Pf, + I1 ' O I I VP . ' .? All ig' A 0 r o . e Qs mx gr A . KX Lxhxx 3 I, P-4 Q ' V1 ' f Q -LA: I 4 , S A ,HJ , ' R RALPH vwxlzurr A 65' lib. Page Sixty-Eight C f- z 1- T .nu iz- Veg FOOTBALL Football LEON B MCCARTY Coach KINNISC SCHUMACHER Captam OUR COACH Vg, sqm' T was largely due to the falthful efforts of Coach McCarty that uf Z? our team enjoyed as successful a season as It d1d Although ,ASL always fightmg to the last wh1stle Mac was strlct Wlth the fellows ln trammg but he was very well l1ked both on and off the field Commerce has a great deal to thank Coach McCarty for THE TEAM CAPTAIN K C SCHUMACHER As Captaln of the Red and Black football team Schuey was an unequaled success and as quarterback he starred for h1S school 1n every game The rooters wlll always have pleasant memorles of the way he performed ln hls moleskms and they vull never forget the grlt he shovs ed ln the East game ' 7 ' ! 4 2 . . . Eff lf- Lf 1 ,423 . . . . our team d1d not w1n many games, lt had the reputatlon of riifnn iff? . . . . I ! , . . . y. . 7 . 5 K. 8 I GF P VERETT RHOADS T1me and tlme agaln Ev hxt the l1ne Wlth sledge hammer blows and he never falled to galn ground Everett has h1s wexght placed just rmght and thls together w1th h1S experlence 1n football made h1m a valuable membel of the Red and Black squad Ev w11l be back agam wxth us next year PAUL EVANS When Red got started he always made the C1OWCl Slt up and take notlce He could always be depended on to get h1s man out of the play was an excellent ball toter and knew how to take cale of the 1ece1v1ng end of a forward pass Th1s auburn haued athlete was obllged to leave school early 1n the second semester but he mtends to return next semester ROBFRT BAN TA Bob plaved a yery cons1stent and scrappy game He seldom mxssed a tackle and he play ed a bang up game at halfback Bob has the rlght Splrlt 1n h1s athletlcs He proved th1s by w1nn1ng a letter 1n each of the mayol sports Thls was BOOb18 s first vear IH football togs for Commerce and he can be expected to do some great thlngs fo1 the Red and Black next fall FLWOOD BENNETT Elwood s speclalts was 1n breaklng up end runs He was as qulck as a flash 1n gomg down the field under punts and he dldn t care whether he was 1n a pos1t1on to tackle a man or not He stopped h1m any way Stew w1ll be back Wlth the team next fall JAMES WIILLER Llttle J1mm1e was as hard to stop as a sp1r1ted horse when he h1t the l1ne and h1s llttle w ell bu1lt form could be seen dashmg and dodglng on towards the opponent s goal J1mm1e IS another player w ho w1ll be lost by graduatlon FRED BARRONI Freddle was a regular bearcat at tackle It was a rare occas1on when an opponent got out of the grlp of one Of h1s deadly Hylng tackles He made up for lack of SIZE 1n grlt and speed Commerce w1ll haye Fritz back next fall DAX ID GORDON Daye IS a glant guald and IS a tow 61 of stlength 1n the center of the lme He IS a hard scrapper and has the maklngs of a leal football man GEORGE HAUCR George was about as small as any center ln the league but he w as alw axs there wlth the fight IH hlm Hls passmg to the backfleld was accurate Wlth a little more w elght George w 111 show up hls Opponent next 5931 i - K1 ill I-K Y -- num Pa e Sxx y-YN .1- 35 :- E5 'hd N11 1 A . . Y. . . . . Y a v Y. . Y. Y v v 4 I ' a Q 4 ' I . . Y Y . Y . . . v - r A 1 v Y . v - Y . Y 7 . , . J Y , . Y Y . . Y . U . . . Y . , Y r . . . . Y Y Y ' 1 , . . . Y Y Y. . . . Y. Y . Y ' . 1 . v 1 1 . . f v , , - . , . , v . . . Y . Y. Y . Y Y , . . 8 BASKETBALL FLETCHER GORRELL Battlmg Fletch as he IS sometlmes called IS a real tackle Hls good work never falled to attract favorable comment from the sldehnes He always performed hls part 1n the play and he was a mlghty hard man on vs hom to gam ground Fletch has entered Trades H1gh JAMES CASSELL Blg J lm proved a mlghty lmportant factor 1n the l1ne H1s opponent always knew that he had a real football player to face Unfortunately for next year steam J 1m graduates ln June VICTOR REEB VIC would be a valuable man on any team as he plays one pos1t1on as well as another He h1t the l1ne hard and when he performed any tackles hls man was always down VIC w1l1 be wlth us next year WILLIAM RANGE Although he was not very heavy B111 had speed and grlt two lmportant requlsltes that made mm a very valuable end B111 graduates 1n June . I Jil Pa e Seventy J' AV cf -1 'IU ffl' 'N I . - . v . Q. - My L I x A ' W ' 'ff r 'f . R Q , 7 9 ' a 7 . . , . . , . 9 - 9 v 1 1 sg g Commerce Letter Men The following boys proved by their determination and hard work that they deserved to wear the coveted C as an honor for their work 1n foot ball Kmms Schumacher Captaln Paul Evans Robert Banta Victor Reeb Elwood Bennett David Gordon James Cassell Everett Rhoads James Miller George Hauck William Range Fred Barrom and Fletcher Gorrell Basketball OMMERCE enJoyed a fairly successful season in basketball yfe fered Coach Pfelffer can be complimented on the work e Zfiiffgt did with the material in hand The season was not as success ful as It has been in prevlous years but the Red and Black fought for every game The work of the squad improved steadily through out the season Only one vlctory was turned in during the first: half of the season while the East game was the only one lost ln the latter part Taylor and Sutherly were regulars on the squad during the early part of the year but Taylor became 1nel1g1ble and Sutherly started to work Saunders who came to school in February played center in the games after that time He is a fine player and will help out the squad considerably next year Range Cassell Bennett Hauck and Gordon were members of the squad and gave their best whenever they were called on The following players were awarded letters Captain Schumacher Bower Evans Rhoads Douglass and Delbert The prospects for next year are very bright as Captam Schumacher will be the only man to graduate At a meeting in assembly Everett Rhoads was elected captam of next year s team Rhoads has been on the team for two years playing guard He IS not a spectacular player but in all the games he gave all he had He is Just the sort of fellow that boys like to follow and under his cap tamcy we can look forward to a good year 5 K Ava ,Qlm Pa e Seventy-One 3? as n ' ' - : ' ' , ' 9 , , y 9 s ! ' 7 7 7 7 wif fc ' ' ' - 'Q Eight victories were registered, While eight defeats were suf- ' ' h 5 53 1 f . '. . . A x - - Y , V . . U Y . . . . ! Y ' ! i 1 . I . , Y ! ! , . , I . , . , - 0 Page Seventy-Two ,fl ff. 'WN BASEBALL Class Basketball pad .gh FTER the regular season was ox er a very good SGFIBS of class lv' Q7 basketball was play ed at the Washington Park Shelter House -QQJQQJ The Juniors had excellent team xx ork but the game was mo1e lnterestlng than the score ww ould 1nd1cate In the second game the SGHIOPS defeated the Sophomores 45 to 23 The OIIGHSIVE work of the Senlors was excellent but thelr defense dld not quite come up to that of th Juniors ln the first game The final game was the classlc of the SBIIGS In th1s game the Semois and Jumors fought hard all the vs ay The Junlors were finally vlctorxous by the score of 31 to 30 Sutherly and Schumacher starred for the Seniors Bovser Saundeis and Rhoads were the brlght llghts for the Jumors whlle Welmer McCarthy and Ward dld the outstandlng work for the Sophomores The attendance at these games was larger than the crowd that repre sented Commerce at the league games for the puplls tulned out to 1oot for their class team nf' . A , , , , . gat es? 2, V 7 . u . ,U lf . ' In the first game, the JUHIOFS defeated the Sophomores 48 to 9. Cf! elf, W3 - . lk g ty Th Baseball OMMERCE played but four baseball games up to the tlme the ANNUAL went to press and but one of these games was a V1CtOlX for the Red and Black D8Sp1t6 this fact our boys put up a trad1t1on by always g1v1ng thelr opponents a hard fight Hovs ever they d1d not show qu1te enough strength w1th the stlck to wln the maJor1ty of thelr games In the first game of the season Commerce defeated Academy 7 to 3 due malnly to the masterful p1tch1ng of Bob Banta and the h1tt1ng of Geo1ge Hauck and Fred Barrom Notwlthstandlng the tact that no world s rec ords were broken as was the case when Commerce scored 28 runs 1n one lnnmg on Academy last year the result of the game was very pleasing to the Commerce followers In the second game Commerce lost to Aqulnas 5 to 1 AQUIHHS used four pltchers 1n thls game and each of them seemed to have the Commerce boys baflied Only two h1tS were reglstered agamst all four of them Paul Ryan started on the mound for Commerce but was relleved ln the fifth 1nn1ng by Banta Both of them pltched good ball but lost the game on account of the errors of thelr team mates Com merce s next loss was to Trade After leadlng almost the whole gam victory was swung over to Trade s Slde when Kllnger thelr star p1tche1 llterally broke up the game by h1tt1ng a home run wlth two men on base The score of thls game was 8 to 3 In their thlrd loss Commerce gate the league leadlng South team a real scare by leadlng them up to the vers last mmng The score at the end of the fifth 1nn1ng was 5 to 2 Commerce but South scored two runs 1n the slxth and rallled 1n the elghth scormg four runs and maklng the final score 8 to 5 South Banta again pltched well but h1s team mates were Just a l1ttle bit loose 1n the1r support The Commerce rooters derlved real satlsfactlon from th1s game on account of the Stlff battle put up agalnst the South enders and also from the fact that th1S marked the first t1me thls year that Casto South s star pltcher has been knocked out of the box Commerce s first team th1s year was as follows George Hauck fL1St base Fred Barrom second base Fred Cochran shortstop Ralph Bovsei thlrd base Robert Banta pltcher Albert Blegler catcher KIHHIS Schu macher left field Robert Ryan right field Paul Ryan center field James Cassell Robert Gr1mes Elwood Bennett Sam Morganroth R05 Borden, and Ermond Hale were also members of the first squad North, West and East are the three teams which Commerce stxll has to play, Wlth the results somewhat doubtful i X 31.1 huh, Pa e Seven - ree 9? GFVESW' sity-J: rs anne- ' C3 3 22? n . C 22 ,Q 75 fl . ' ' , ., -meg, A very pleaslng brand of baseball and kept up the Commerce 7 Y L 7 . . , , , . 3 . , . ' 1 - a 9 . - ' 7 ' D . e, . , . . . . 1 9 7 . . . Y ' Y 7 , . . . - Y . . . , . 7 7 9 - , I , , S J S 3 9 v .7 2 , S , S ' ! Q ? : 7 7 I 9 ! 7 v Ji. fell Page Seventy-Four 1:5 Q ff. Z' iF'5 'fa TRACK Track ,EJ Q HE success of Commerces track team IS somewhat in doubt because not enough boys are takmg advantage of the opportu Ig, 0 gm n1t1es offered them by the clnder squad At the Central 10 Wil, J track meet whlch was held at Granvllle 1n congunctlon with the Oberlin Demson dual meet but three Commerce boys were entered Elwood Bennett Ralph Bower and James Mlller placed ln the events Bennett won second place in the 120 yard hlgh hurdles and first place ln the 220 yard low hurdles Bower came out second ln the pole vault fifth 1n the hlgh Jump and fifth ln the broad Jump Mlller placed fourth 1n the 440 yard dash The three boys scored 17 polnts placing Commerce fourth ln the meet South won the meet East was second and Aqulnas thlrd No dual meets were scheduled this year on account of the shortage of boys i 'K l ! I i ,. ,. ,,l--..l ,.,,, ,Aff '- 'i y ' ' .t A, . 1 Kslnfj -mill' . 1,30 0r6L ' '- -i jf? . . . . lv Q- 2 , . Oh . fa, X' ,- . ,s ,- . . . . . . 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Page S nty Nlne N-U SINIPLE DRESS At a Co Ed nleetlng The othel day The g1IlS all declded To dless a Celtalll wax Now thev come to school Qulte ln fashlon you know For they wear thelr dlesses So thelr ankles barely show Low heeled shoes ale decleed And lnconsplcuous hose Plaln arrangement of hall And slmple stvle clothes Llp stlck 1S abandoned And rouge not much No palnted up faces Or youll scour 9111 wlth Old Dutch A CATAS FROPHE T was at a IJICINC It 0CCUl19d When sells and sclcams and JLQIS V016 heald T was not a Joke that someone told To you thls seclet I 11 unfold Upon the locks so manly stood Blll Challin YW1th hls lod and hook Soon the fishes began to blte Blll s chest dld swell 'lt such a slght Oul flshellnan so blave and bold Into the water he was thlown By a small fish wflthout backbone HX gleat bl teal the slze of a T GlaC9d hls tlousels llght on the knee Pool B111 stood thele '1 blushlng hald Whlle f1l6I1dS made fun W1tll0Llt '1 hcalt THINGS A SENIOR COULDNT FORGET Hall Cops MISS Thomas s red lnk Late lunch perlods Long schedules when a freshy Hls firstf stencll Hls first after school Job Her turn ln Atheneaum Punlshment for tardlness Mr Hamm s cosmetlc talks MISS Pratt s Gale Henry acts Mr Zlmpfer s Jokes Mr Doherty s It IS always mornlng somewhere ln the world Mrs Serage s mama for chewlng gum MISS Steln s smlles Mr Wh1StOH'S talklng to hlmself Mr Leonard s polnts for hlstory MISS Taylor s wllllngness to help Senlor plctures Her first calllng cards Hls last term ln school i x va '-x ,. . .gm eve '-. 32 GEN . i-:AJ X f l - 7 . 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'N Evolutlon of the l-lall Cop I, N EAD on ye ch1ld1en lf you would knoyy the o11g1n and h1sto1v Q 9 ot the hall cop Once you knoyy th1s momentous fact you yy 1ll g 9, if be bette1 able to app1ec1ate the beauty and g1ace Calso loud 'XY-23,36 y OICQS and eagle ey esj of the present SDBCIQS In the Stone Age the hall cop had yery llttle sense of humol CTh1s tralt has not been fully deycloped eyen today J He 8l'lfO1C6Cl h1s Cl9C1S101'lS by mam IO1 ce and yely 1411 ely dld he send a pllpll to the ofhce 'lhe office 1D those days yy as located ln the s1de of a volcano so that the p11nc1pal could haye The schools yy e1e very c1ude affalrs not bemg equ1pped w1th bulletm boa1ds All notlces had to be hammered on a rock and thls took so long that puplls could not ava1l themselves of the p11y1lege of looklng at them to escape a bavxhng out T1afHc vsas not so dense the1efo1e the cops vo1ces vt e1e not tramed to such a hlgh pltch as those of the11 lllustrlous descendants Thelr arms yy e1e sho1t makmga It d1iTicult to dlrect traflic ln such a speedy manner as ou1 M1 Hamm now succeeds ln dolng Altogether the species shovs ed declded room for 1mp1ovement As the vs orld cont1nued to rey olye however they soon took on new h3b1tS IX hlle then physlcal dlmenslons decreased they VK919 able to malntam d1S c1pl1ne by louder VOICQS and Herce1 looks Once ln a great wh1le however 1f the D1 ovocatlon was extreme they would relax sllghtly Some of them actually lealned to sm1le at UIIIQS whlle on duty though such types were 1a1e Afte1 lookmg over the plesent crop whlch vyhlle far from perfect 1S nevertheless good the 1eade1 yy1ll surely agree yn 1th Da1vs1n s theory of evolutlon WISE CRACKERS CEas11y D1g'6St8d, B111 Blllle fto h1s brotherl Dld you see my belt 31 ound the house? Bob Banta fto one ofthe tvs 1nsJ Are you you or ale you your S1St61 'P Robert Ryan I lost my extemporaneous speech Ralph Walcutt The subject of feet IS a very blg one Mrs Hannon Shorthand notes and chewmg gum w1ll not m1X Homer Delbert I attrlbute my school glrl complexlon to Palm Ol1ve soap 5 df, av: i qabx lr' . vssqcx E, ' , ' , . v 4' ' ' ' 1 gg . , . ky a 1 ., fa 41 ' . - ,M 'ff Q, 7 I c v I I . , A 1 7 I N K 7 7 - A L an I - I 0 Y fv r 4: 1 7 I . I 2 1 I plenty of hot air to hand out to pupils and teachers. 1 4 7 4 . , . . . . 7 I . 1 7 . , 7 ' V . ' 9 1 ' 7 v v ' ! 7 ' . . 7 . . . . ' 3 ! . , , A I . , , Q . 1 , . v . , . ' 1 1' vk 1 7' 7 7 . . O U . 4 ,, .' . H . ' . 77 , as as , Sl ' ' ' 77 , cz ' ' ' 77 . . ,, . - . . . !! QS PgEghtyO When We Get ID Our New BuIld1ng Every day In every way It s growIng hIgher and hlgher What? Our new bu1ld1ng to be sure Cheer up for the best IS yet to come Just thInk' We shall have a real honest to goodness lunch room WHEN WE GET Iv OUR NEW BUILDING There Wlll be rooms suiliclent to accommodate everyone so that our poor lItt1e freshles and even some of the SSHIOFS W111 not have to brlng two lunches along because they lunch the fourth perlod and stay through the tenth WHEN WE GET IN OUR NEW BUILDING The halls Wlll be so WIde that the traflic wI11 not become congested and we shall be able to dlspense Wlth our much esteemed Mr Hamm and h1S excellently tramed traffic force among whom Mr Klzer Mrs Hannon Mr Whlston and Mr Doherty deserve specIal mentlon WHEN WE GET IN OUR NEW BUILDING Th1S new castle has many more dellghts IH store for us but there IS no space In thIs book to mentIon them Commerce DISCHSCS and Cures Drowslness To cu1e get Into a short and snappy conversatlon Wlth 'Hr Townsend CongestIon Un 261 To overcome 3VO1d coll1sIon Wlth Mr Hamm or 'XII McCarty In lower halls Red InkIt1s To prevent be exact and prompt In letter wrIt1ng for MISS Thomas ExhaustIon fcompleteb To prevent and overcome never argue Wlth 'XIIss Pratt Blues ffour o clockj To prevent It IS advlsed to d1Sp0S9 of cheWIng gum as soon as Mrs Serage approaches Fatlgue To escape get Into Mr Zlmpfer s class and absorb some of hIs Iokes Honotony To 3VO1d get rlght Into MIss Steln s class In order that you may be called out of others J - X 'Vi lo msn, a e ei - ne 'Bn :T E5 was 55' 9 O 0 , . . , . . . . . o u ' s y - , I . . , , - - 1 X . 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A! . . . , . a Pg Eghtyt hi Affadermos Farewell Chris Columbus Ohio mr ben bemJam1n' June 1923 A D 145 E state St boston Mass care Q C B fqueen city beaneryj dear beanie 'P vell beanie prety soon ve V111 be starten on our summer waykashlon an den 1 V111 be as busy as a guy try1ng to argue Wld mr hamrn an won t have txme too rite youse a few l1nes so two make hup fer hit ISS goin to rite ye a hole calender and tel ye al dat de school d1d dis hole year sew here goes SEPT 6 de fulst dav of school bob banta crles cuse he has to stop going barefooted Jerry office celebrates de occas1on by having hxs foid repainted chltteden hotel marcella harris an Martha reed try to fetch part of de hotel back wid dem as a sovvenir our p1gsk1n booters gets revenge from Grandview for last yea1 by defeatmg em 9 0 ln de furst feetball game of de yea1 OCT 1rVen schelbeck elected editor 1n chief of de Commerce Lif de august senlors elect der class officers an de faculty pull off a picnick at de home of Miss Wilson miss Doggett beats mr Townsend 1n chess hurrah fer de women don t tell mr townsend Sarah Myers de furst undergrad two win full membership ln de honor society TQCSIVBS certlhcate in assembly dorothy federick IS still vondermg why she a1nt a member k1nn1s schumacher elected captain of de feetball team mr prlest has an auto smash an he blames hit an de sun old stuff beanle old stuff de Y W Kid party 1S a b1g success mr John Robert Gregg makes von mitee fine speech in essembly on de esentials of sucess 27 no school teachers conventlon horray fer de conventions bob morris passes around a pet1t1on stateing dat ve vant school anyway result bob 1S progresslng nlcely mr G H Zimpfer elected Pres of de Commercial section of de Central Ohio teach ers Ass n a e i -- wo ,SEPA :af . 15. miss pratt an her news hounds visit a printing exhibit at de 29. 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Q , W I VN .. ,V A fy. , V ' P , K 1 I ' I Y W 1 I ' 3 i Q 1 8 ghty F S Nlov 1 DEC AlN FEB 1 'HAR 7 N slr harly lauder gn es us our furst blg storle of de year good engllsh meek starts on a campalgn agalnst bad grammar an dorothy buckholtz stays out all veek Paul V Barrett tells de boys xot kmd ot guys de H1 Y vants d1s am armlstlce day and a play called lW1SS C1v1l1zat1on 1S pulled OH Authur ysh1tsku1ts Joe sherman an bob grlmes have de parts of crooks an play der parts natural l1ke Mrs Seerag anounces dat she v1ll return too school de Wrlgley Gum Co try to get an 1n1unct1on to prevent her de Y W g1ves de H1 Y a dance an ve al had a cracker Jack tlme chfford r1tter gets caught m a h1gh chalr at de dance an had two be lescued Beglfllng of natlonal educatlon meek mr arthur McKee talks 1n asembly fou1 pup1ls d9l1N91 speeches 1n asembly an de boys glee club slngs bob grlmes nees shook so bad dat ve thot he had a tooth ache Xe lost ou1 furst basketball game to Hlllards 28 19 anual H1 Y frollc hold yer ho1 ses her comes de helefants ve vallop Frazeysburg 41 11 feetball leters avy 31 ded 1n asembly Gen Baker talks 1n asembly an IS vell receved by teachers an puplls everet Rhoads talks ln asembly an gets sent to de office amt dat de be1r1es senlors un de sen1o1 1un1or debate fer three reasons an dese leason 311 elme1 athea1n lrxen SCh91b6Ck and bob grlmes we uns anothel basketball game by beatlng G1andv1ew 43 7 de score keeper g1ts de 11t61S C1 amps Dr Ernlle Coue gnes an 1Ilt91Y19V! to Comme1ce Llfe h1t neve1 rams but h1t pours we beat Trade 20 7 yes make de lrshmen blte de dust 111 d1S game an Commerce uns f1om Aqulnas 12 4 1alph bovser am de leadlng scorer 1n basketball so far an se anhlhate Worth1ngton 25 8 Y W g1ves a Colonlal tea de school decldes dat de h1gh schools alr to retaln der old names anual staff am elected mr John F Carhsle talks ln asembly 1alph bovs er makes de al h1gh basketball team put her hear ralph an N e beat Academy 30 lo . flla Pa e E1 - our ? 6. . V . . 10. . . . ,, . . .. . . 14. . . ' . ' 25. . f ' '- ' , l ' ' . . 4. . . . . Y ' 5. 1 ' . 7. . ' ' v . ' 8. 1 ' ' - . 12. furst candy sale of de year p11lled off by de Y. VV. J 1. 1. '- ' . 6. ' , . ' 9. 1 1 ' . 17. . ' ' 18. ' . ' 24. a Yu . 1 . .n 1 . 1. 1 1' - ' 1 ' - , 2. ' 1 n Y 1 . Ta Y . . 1 - 3. ' ' ' ' , 1 - . 10- V . . . . Y. 16. 1 1 ' ' 1 19. . . ' ' . ' ' . . L. - 1 ' , , , APR MAY 1 JUNE 18 19 4x Pg Eghtyr ve v1n de best game of de year from C1rclev1lle 41 18 de prelim mary spel1n matches a1r held Junlors vm de basketball champ1onsh1p of de school by beaten de Seniors 31 30 de H1 Y gives de Y W a dance Anything IS possible now cuse elwood bennett vas danceing de gurls g1t real spry and put out a paper al buy demselves and pull oif a Co Ed prom to boot H1 Y banquet Cast an play air selected fer de Sen1or Class Play VlCh am too be de Newly Marr1ed Couple Mr J A Kelly talks IS asembly de gurls adopt unlform dress fer graduation an den dey scrap about h1t fer de next veek de three bestest spelers air chosen and by gum I aint of de tr1o Senior Class meeting 101 thmgs decided 1n 45 mmutes pictures of 11 of our gurls appeared in de Journal cuse dey vere models of sllmplified dress am promoted to foreman Janitor at de new Yeast High mr pugh VIHS de rlght two represent Cl1ntonv1lle IH de spelling match finals two Commerce pupils Carol Ready an bob Gullum v1ll represent de East Slde sectlon Commerce shows good form an de hole team lmltate Babe Ruth an v1ns de opemng baseball from Academy 7 3 ten puplls v1n ful membership in Slgma Kappa PS1 Y W present play de members play dey a1r little kids 1n a country school an den dey Just act natural mf John g colllcott an mr w t Hellman pr1nc1pal of de normal school V1S1t Commerce mr Charles S Anderson gives de puplls de h1ns1de dope on de banks h1n asembly carol ready am st1ll 1n de spellng contest de sen1or class gives dere play caled de newly maried cuple an also von caled de court1n of wlder malone dis am de n1te of a sen1or Jun1or elwood bennett an nelson blng had to buy some gurls new shoes after h1t, vas over everybody had a goot tlme but 1 see vere bob banta dont pas engllsh cuse he gave mrs serage a stick of gum kenneth sheriden starts on de road two sucess by saving a mckle after mr E R Erving spech 1n asembly Class Day at night' alas commerce loses 138 pupils thru graduation an d1s a1r de nite of de Central Hlgh alumni met1ng yours AFFADERWIOS Ai- . an 9m . . . - . . - 12. . . . . . 16. ' , ' 17. '- . . 22. ' ' , ' 23. ' ' D ' 26.. : ' ' . 10. ' ' , 13. friday, miss collins comes to school wid de stiff neck an mr. smith 17. ' ' 18. ' ' ' ' ' . '. 20. . . . ' ' ' ' 23. . ' . ' . . . ' , -' ' 25. . . . ' ' ' ' 41 ' ' , . IC - ' 77 11 J n n - n u . . 1 13. D' 0 ' ' P g E ghty s ,VPS s: The Kmght s Revenge ,mfr-T as N the famous castle of Commerce there ruled a wlse man named '7 gms! Kmg Townsend He had great power but he was not happy ,XV51 Many beautlful malds 1lVed 1n the castle but lt seemed they KQV! were always chewlng gum Always tnere could be heard the crackmg and smackmg of gum throughout the gloomy halls of of thls bad hablt There was also another castle 1n that v1c1n1ty called Ohlo State where many learned heroes hved Flllup the Grate heard of Kmg Townsend s trouble and came to the rescue Kmg Townsend said he what Wlll be the reward 1f I free your Kmg dom of the chewmg gum pest? Ha slr you may have whatever you ask and gladly w1ll It be glven Well then first I must have your permlsslon to VlS1t the castle of Lord W rlgley Very well slr whatever you ask whatever you ask At mldmght Fxllup the Grate cllmbed up the tower and into the castle of Lord Wrlgley When he reached the secret place where the dreadful chevs mg gum was made he stopped and looked around to be sure that no one saw him He took from h1S pocket a small bottle which conta1ned some chemlcals which only the learned men of Ohlo State knew about S1lently and quickly he put the contents 1nto the gum and again resumed his place at the castle vs altmg for results Fmally the longed fo1 das a1r1x ed and he vxas called to the th1 one of Kmg Townsend Slr you haxe mdeed accompllshed the task however you d1d It I know not All the beaut1ful malds VS919 tr1pp1ng through the halls w 1th the1r mouths tlghtly closed and peace and quiet rexgned supreme Lo' the hero had filled the chewlng gum p1t vuth glue and wlth one smack of the llps the mouths were glued shut How happy the Kmg was then V The glrls were more beautlful than ever now that the1r mouths vsere firmly closed and Kmg Townsend had all the power But alas' he had forgotten the promise he had made to Flllup the Grate who drove up 1n h1s Rolls Royce Char1ot callmg out What ho' I come for my reward I desire that you let me marry the most beautlful g1rl ln the palace Alla a e i V ix ,nav - 5317- . - 1 .K P ' ' vw: X ' - ti-, Q3 . ' . . . ' . TS 91:21. . . ' the castle. King Townsend, with all his power, was unable to break them . . . , KK ' 37 ' ll ' ' ' n 7 ' Y' 99 ca ' Y ' ' ' H 7 9 ' H . . . . . 7 ' ' Y? u ' , yr 7 7 ! ' V' , ' .. - r ' ' 1 r ' ? ! ' Y! v. . Y. . . . 7 . . . . , V . . . . H ' 9 9 - Ei, P g Egmys But Klng Townsend could not thlnk of partmg xx 1th one of hls beautlful glrls now that they had become so quxet and gentle Ask anythmg but that slr and lt shall be granted But Flllup the Great would not conslder anythlng else and he burst out of the castle looklng for revenge Immedlately he went to the castle of Lord Wrlgley and wlthdrew from the chewlng gum p1t the chemlcals wh1ch he had put 1nto It The glrls of Commerce soon began to chew gum agam and Klng Town send trled everythlng ln hxs power to stop them but could not Kmg Townsend searched every place for Flllup the Grate but lt has been rumored that he met a damsel named Lotta Logs They made a match and finally unlted or rather 1gn1ted and that was the last they ever heard of Mr Grate and MISS Logs Mr Townsend Our vlctory ln yesterday s game 1S one to be proud of Freshy Who won 'P C . C - X YI rn, a e i - even 3-1 gm: 51' . . . v. . . . . 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I Page Ninety was . lf h DI ll IDEIDI ll lg Q li, ll IEIEIDI ll IU Such Toilet Requisites Produced by Coty Hudnut HOUbIgBDt Van Tlne- Vlvadou Armand Ca ron Yardley M'ly Be Found ln Our Tollet Goods Department AT POPULAR PRICES WONDERFUL CANDIES BIG SODA FOUNTAIN WENDT BRISTOL DRUG CO PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS 69 SOUTH HIGH STREET CAMERAS FOUNTAIN PENS Shaffer Parker IEIDDI :mums FOR Better Plctures mmmmmW Q El ve' 'Trl ' ,iii 414' Leave 5our Kodak Fllm where Amateur Flnlshlng IS the Buslness not a Slde Llne We Speclallze Bettel Plctures IS the result The Capltol Camera Company At the Slgn of the Llon 40 NORTH HIGH ST E M POSEY 7l SOUTH GRANT AVENUE The Lzttlc Place Just Alozmd the Comer FOR GOOD THINGS TO EAT e speclallze ln Flne Candles Homemade Ples Hot and Cold Sandwlches FANCY CAKES Ice Cream ln the Followlng Flavors Chocolate Peach Caramel Strawberry Cherry French Vanilla Plneapple Pmeapple Ice Lemon Ice Orange Ice Full Llne of Patent Medlclnes Maln 7001 IDEICII IUIJEII VVE SUPPLY THE MONEY On the kind of securlty you have Furn lture PIBDCS Vlctrolas Autos etc Thls provldes an lndependent way to borrow money wlthout asking your frlends relatlves to help you Our payments are easy to meet I to 20 months The faster paid the less lt costs SEE US FOR MONEY nv: ggf A 4 Z get f ww-aura X L0 ca m 6 Suite 204 Atlas Bldg lSecond Floorj Entrance 8 East Long Street If lnterested ln maklng a real good lnvestment ask us for partlculars IDEIEII IDEIEII as 2' Z . . 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' ' l L' ' L' ' ' . 1 fc: 1:1 ll Il ll 11 11:1 S Morchroe SL Morchroe Natronal Commercral Photographers Flfrshhvht Commercral and Panorflmrc VVS: Specmh e m Colleve and H1 h School Groups COLL MBLS, OHIO PHONE, NORTH 2123 J DI ll ll I7 ll ID' DUDE 'DI ll H ll H ICJ A K in -'33, P TN P 'il UI ll ll il H lU'C:ZIDElli1C'E1l ll ll II Il ID L Z , C 'or D D , v Y T Y - Page Nmety Six f IEQ JEEIZ 'El Wouldnt It Make You Mad If your boss prcked up all the letters you had Just wrrtten on your typewriter tore them rn two and as he Hung them m the waste basket xelled Now wvzte them all 0162 Again? Sure It would But rsnt that practlc ally what he does when you have written them in stenography and must wrrte them all over again on the t5pewr1ter Insist Upon Bemg an Edzphone Many Edrphone Stenographers are now busmess executrves dictating letters because they advanced rapidly with Mr Ldrsons system of handling the mall I Stenogz aplzer CORRESPONDENCE ENGINEERS 59 Better Letters TRADE SI E Broad Street Columbus O S0 can you Exclusxve Edrphone Distributors EF ZIEEIZ El :mum Home Made Candzes PARADISE CONFECTIONERY CHITTENDEN HOTEL BLDC IEEEI MISS S E HOFFMANN Flne Stationery Exclusive Designs Engraving for every social functlon Wedding Invitations and Announcements Visiting Cards Circulating Library I41 East State Street IEEEI IEEEI M B ALLEN School Books and Supplies Magazines Statlonery and Notions Cltrzens Phone 7565 678 EAST LONG STREET IEEEI THINGS WE REMEMBER ALL or Us The first glimpse of Commerce Hlgh The T e first dreaded call to the ofiice Our first story rn the school paper The first admonition to Move along by Mr Hamm The first mtervrew wrth M1 Townsend first assembly we ever attended IEEEI MAIN 1736 AUTO 5158 KAMPMANN COSTUME WORKS 966 SOLTH HIGH STREET N J ENIGLE Manage: IEEEI THE BoYs The nrst long pants The first game vou play ed for Commerce Your first date with her The first real money you earned THE GIRLS That first consultatron Wlth MISS Bell The first tlme you stepped out with your bobbed halr That first note you ever received from him THE SELECT FEW The first 100 grade on a test Xour name on the Honor Roll That great dav vou marched on the stage and received your Honor Pm I . 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