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CLASS MOTTO: Keep them Rolling, Keep them Flying, Keep Democracy from Dying. CLASS COLORS: Red and Gray CLASS POEM We are the commercial planes of the future. Three elements have gone into our being: A plane must have raw materials. From two blocks down Powell to ten miles out, From bottom land to Council Crest, From city apartment and country farm, We've been instructed in ways of health, wealth, and happiness, We haven't just learned all the technical formsg We know how to face a pilot's storms And upsets with confident calm. The materials have been constructed so that the plane is sound. A plane must have instruments. From the teacher who demanded accuracy, From the teacher who preferred imagination, From the instructor who taught social science As well as the teacher of business, We have been witnesses to all flying conditions. Now in the down-drafts we encounter We can nose-up and mount her to the sky without mishap. We need never fly blind. A plane must have a destination. Some will become stewards in business, Some will become co-pilots in marriage, Some will be grounded, for a time, in college, Others will enlist in the Service. America has given us an air raid warning, Through the crisis to the All Clear We say to America, Give us your toughest air lane: we can keep flying! H-BYRN IE METTIE. CLASS SONG Through halls of knowledge we have traveled here at Commerce High We've tried to reach your lofty aims and keep your spirit high By joining clubs of every kind and doing studies well. Good friends and true we hope you find That we have served you well. But now our happy journey's ended here at Commerce High, The memories of joyous hours will linger ne'er to die, This parting brings a sad farewell and many a heartfelt sigh For those of us who love thee well, So Commerce, now goodbye. --ELEAN OR TAN N LER.
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