Commerce High School - Commerce Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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Jjigf) cf)ool of Commerced £en Commandments 1. Thou shalt not loiter in the halls. 2. Thou shalt not enter the study room late. 3. Thou shalt not whisper to thy neighbor. 4. Thou shalt always be good natured. 5. Thou shalt not drop a crumb on the floor while eating lunch in Room 20. 6. Thou shalt not fail to have thy name on the Honor Roll. 7. Thou shalt always be prepared to make an extemporaneous speech. 8. Thou shalt attend all lectures or other entertainments and applaud at every joke. 9. Thou shalt not put on thy coat and hat before entering Room 20 at the close of school. 10. Thou shalt always recognize the Seniors. NELLIE KING, 1910. ifljp feeing I sang a song into the air, My song, it rang out everywhere. The neighbors said, believe me or not. The neighbors said my song was rot! I sang my song to a graphophone, Which sang it back to me every tone;— Now I hear it at every turn, alack— And O how I wish I could call it back. Wanted:—A young man of good appearance to run a typewriter out of town. FINIS 136

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 Snorts or ©do Downing:—Let me sleep, and do not wake me yet. Louise Housego and Emma Emde:—Two souls with but a single thought. Pearl Maxwell:—Her hair has rusted. Julia Z.:—Perhaps she’ll grow. Johnson:—I’m devoted to study. Ora Lampus:—A rosebud with willful little thorns. Kirby:—If I’m so great while yet a boy what will I be when a man? Mabel Hummell:—Who thinks too little and who talks too much. Romanis:—Successful in getting U’s. De Forest:—Broke the camera. Ten little freshmen marching in the line. One little freshmen with very good traits, One played hooky, then there were eight. Eight little freshmen playing with the Eleven, One got hurt and then there were seven. Seven little freshmen cutting up tricks. One. sent to the office then there were six. Six little freshmen out catching flies. One got hit, then there were five. Five little freshmen studying ancient lore. One fell asleep, then there were four. Four little freshmen agreed to disagree. One went to his home room, then there were three. Three little freshmen with nothing much to do, One left disgusted, then there were two. Two little freshmen out for a run, One took a tumble, then there was one. One little freshman with the aid of Profs, Passed examinations, thus became a Soph. NELLIE KING, 1910. Alas! Alas! a dog, a cat, a rat, But who would win the race! The dog ran after the cat, The cat ran after the rat, And all kept up the pace. 135

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