Commerce High School - Commerce Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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HAZEL WIECK O, who can tell what secrets lie Beneath that sunny brow? 'Tis left for everyone to guess, What is phe thinking now? WILLIAM NUTTING A veritable question box. That opens constantly; But for this he redeems himself By generosity. EDITH HOFFMAN Quite popular at Brookside Park With Minnie she will be: For don’t you know that peanuts crisp Are now her specialty? JOHN MHOHALY No tuft on cheek, nor beard on chin, But lips where smiles went out and in. ETHEL ROSENBERG Some folks with much audacity May call her suffraget. But how can this young lady vote, Who isn’t eighteen yet? 27

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ALBINA GEIGER She takes, but to give again As the sea returns the rivers, in rain. ” STEVE SCHILLY “We who loved him, followed him, honored him. BERTHA KRAMER As funny as the day is long With always some new joke; A smile illumines her whole face Which nothing can provoke. RAYMOND REEHORST And lie himself was tall and thin With sharp blue eyes, each like a pin. GERTRUDE DOLAN She laughs until she’s told to stop: And then she starts all over Until the rest of us join in— And that is why we love her. 26

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EDNA BORN “Calm as that second summer which Precedes the first fall of the snow.” EDWARD TUMA A. modern Hercules in size, As well as in his strength— 80 what is lacking in his width Is quite repaired by length. CAROLINE JARUS Through all the year ONE incident Alone, could quite upset her, And that was when none of the boys Would let her wear his sweater. WILLIAM MORRISON “He needs must balance his prone brow Oppressive with his mind.’’ SARAH YOELSON If Noah Webster could arise He'd surely be surprised, For Sarah Yoelson thinks ’twould pay To have his book revised I 28