Commerce High School - Commerce Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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Alliterations for Senior JJops Bandlow’s brevity bespeaks bashfulness. Bernstein behaves best behind bars. Bollman bashfully banters between bells. Crebbin’s crayons create choice caricatures. Groman gathers great glory gracefully. Hach hurries home hungrily. Kramer keeps kindly knocking. Leopold looks long, likewise leaps lightly. McTigue manages maids manfully. Meier monopolizes many millimeters. Porter prattles perpetually, perhaps painfully. Romanis roams restlessly 'round ruminating. Rosenburg's resignation received regretfully. Steigerwald speaks surprisingly swell sentences. H- Smith seemingly studies several sessions. J. Smith’s size surpasses several, statistics show. Tobin tranquilly takes treasures, to tease. Vobornik's virtues visit and voluntarily vanish. Wilson’s winning wiles worry women. TL jc Voyage Sail on, sail on, O senior class Our year of work is almost past; Our trials, our tests will soon be o’er We'll leave the school to meet no more, We’ll leave our teachers and our fun To take up work that must be done. Sail on, sail on, O senior class, Sail on, sail on. Sail on, sail on, in after years Our path through life will have its tears; We cannot lie on beds of ease, For troubles rise like stormy seas; So work until when comes the test Each one can say, “I've done my best. Sail on, sail on, O senior peers, Sail on, sail on. 52 —ELSIE MEAD, 1911.

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(Commencement Speakers Joseph Bernstein Myra Billenstein Gertrude Colbcrg Frances Davis George George Groman John Tobin Lillian Zak Elsie Mead Leopold Class Sap Speakers Madge Barrett Malcolm Bollman Frank Crcbbin Alice Foster Florence Gilbride Margaret Hayes John McTigue Ferdinand Meier Clara Pfister Nettie Pfleger Flora Putnam Eva Snell Carl Steigerwald Ross Wilson 51

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