German Township High School - Laureola Yearbook (McClellandtown, PA)

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COMMERCIALS

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(Unnmtmial Spyartutnit o MOTTO: Work and Win. COLORS: Gold and Blue ------------O--------- YELL. Heigh-Ho! Belloh! .Yippity Zippity Zam! sssssssssssss—BOO M Zooah Zes! M. H. S. Zooah Zes! Commercials! Commercials! Commercials! ( OFFICERS. ALVA MOLTON ................ GUY ROSS ................... RUTH GANOE ................. HAROLD GADD ................ PAUL SBARSKE ............... CHARLES SPICHER ............ .... President Vice President .. .. Sceretary .... Historian .. Yell Master .... Treasurer —O---- ROLL. Guy Ross, Paul Sbarske, Alva Molton, Stephen Hanusin, Charles Roycroft, Charles Spicher, Albert Hostetler, Tony Vench, William Monaghan, George Hvizdos, Joseph Swinsky, DEAN: Harold Gadd, Joseph Popson, Benjamin Bush, Benjamin Silman, Coye Helmick, Charles Pierno, Elizabeth Sbarske, Ruth Ganoe, Twila Antram, Josie Hvizdos, Zeda McCloy. PROF. IRA N. RIFFLE. 27

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C o m i b t v c mi p o e i1 ---—o------ Still sits the High School on the hill, Its clanging bell still calling. Around it still the Freshmen play And Sophomores are bawling. Within professor’s desk is seen Some very strange collections; Some red neckties, some battered hats, And apples bit in sections. The foolish hats upon their heads. The bright red hose, betraying Brains that once in Sophies’ heads, Are other places straying. The jaunty Seniors, with the-ir heads Chuck-full of brains and learning. Are naming now the salaries They think they’ll soon be earning. But yet another comes along, With eyes that burn and glisten. He’s full of business through and through. He makes you stand and listen. He talks in numbers high and low. Of profits large and small. He adds up figures by the mile, And never known to stall. He takes dictation by the hour. Sits down at the machine And typewrites letters for the boss. Without an error seen. He knows just how the business stands. The figures he can show. He knows just where to plant the seed To make the dollar grow. For he’s “Commercial.” Don’t you see He’s working on the plan That, when he grows up like his dad. He’ll be a business man. 29