Commerce High School - Commerce Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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Contents! Gymnasium Aids ......................................................... 70 Design on page by Anna Krivetts........................................ 71 Basket Ball Team........................................................ 72 Basket Ball (Design by Ralph Gilliand) ................................. 73 Athletic Association ................................................... 76 Class of 1912.......................................................... 78 Class of 1913.......................................................... 80 Design on page by Elma Mantey........................................... 82 Class of 1914.......................................................... 83 Calendar (Design by Gertrude Pleasance) ................................ 87 Literature (Design by Libby Rivkin) .................................... 91 Smiles (Design by Elma Mantey) .........................................127 Ads (Design by Paula Hammer) ...........................................137 Index to Advertisers................................................. 138 5

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Annual ?8oarb George Groman........... Clara Pfister........... George Leopold......... Joseph Bernstein....... Ross Wilson............. Elsie Mead............. George Hach............ Frank Crebbin.......... Christine Eggleston (3) Thomas Murphy (3) Lionel Russon (2) Homer Twitchel (1) Miss Amidon J Mr. Heald I............ Mr. Griffiths ...................... Editor ...........Assistant Editor ...........Business Manager Assistant Business Manager ....................Solicitor ..................Art Editor .................Joke Editor .............Athletic Editor ...........Associate Editor ...........Associate Editor ...........Associate Editor ...........Associate Editor ...........Faculty Advisers Zo tfje annual Little Annual, clean and white, Many things we here indite. Yet when this new tale is told Merry school days have grown old. We have lived through years before, Often looked for something more Than the years have ever brought. Shall we find the things we sought? Little Book, you do not know, How the “stream of life does flow.” But you’ll hold, when this is done, One year's tale of work and fun. THOMAS MURPHY, 1912. 7