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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
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f e €t itors Some beautiful day in the middle of May, You’ll all find The Annual a book that will pay. Don’t think of forgetting the editors, bright, But take them in turn and, observe, in my light. There’s little George Groman, who did all the working, And “Tcughy” Frank Crebbin who liked to do shirking. And our friend Clara Pfister, the dear little mite, Who when standing by Leopold was quite out of sight. And next comes Joe Bernstein, our solicitor, jolly, And also George Hach, superintending our folly, Then Christine Eggleston, preserved the decorum, And Romanis, the Roman brought good topics for ’em. Elsie Mead oft blue-penciled the Annual art, And Murphy wrote history from finish to start. Don’t forget Lionel Russon, of the class called “Wise Fools” Who missed not a meeting and obeyed all the rules. Homer Twitchcll, the freshman or otherwise “Flat” Is last on the list but he’ll never mind that. We’ve completed our work and we hope it will last, As a gentle reminder of things that are past. ELSIE MEAD, 1911. 3TU o earfi of probation WITH the present term, the High School of Commerce completes the second year of its existence. Notwithstanding the fact that the school started in an unattractive building, inconvenient of access to the larger number of its patrons, and inadequate to care properly for its pupils, the school has not only held its own, but in spite of this handicap, has, in its two years of existence, steadily increased in numbers much beyond the capacity of the present structure. These have been two years of probation. We have been on trial. Have we justified ourselves? As a school we are answerable to the school board that authorized our establishment, to the advisory committee that assisted in our organization, and to the business community that employs our graduates. We are also responsible to the boys and girls themselves. Arc we fitting them adequately fer the life they are to lead? Do the opportunities afforded them in this school give them the right sort of preparation for the occupation they are to follow, and does this preparation tend not only to make them efficient in their chosen vocation, but does it qualify them for useful citizenship? We believe these questions can be answered in the affirmative. We are 8
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