Commerce High School - Commerce Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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LILLIAN SZCZYTKOWSKI A great longing for peppermints Possesses all our hearts When to the store at twelve o'clock This candy lover starts. IRENE GUENTZLER With all that knowledge burdened sore, And 'tis a mighty yoke— She still finds time to smile her smile And crack her little joke. THOMAS MURPHY Of everything he forms a part And plays the leading role, Because he is so capable And well liked on the whole. MARGRET GROSSER A young lady who during law, Will stick to her opinion As well as in the Spanish class— Her own, her right dominion. ETHEL KILFOYLE There’s one thing we can say of her She writes so perfectly That conscientious Mr. Creig Can bless her with an E. 37

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ANNA KORBEL She finds her joy in others’ smiles And so she spends the day— In cheering up her gloomy friends And driving blues away. JOANNA IRVINE Her life has many a hope and aim. Duties enough and little cares.” FRANCIS BETT Was quite adept at chewing gum (At least upon the stage,) Whereat bis play-employer Exhibited much rage.” CHRISTINE EGGLESTON A perfect senior, proud and wise, Who always paid her dues, And never once came late to class Or earned the hated ”U's”. ALICE CLARK ‘ Her every tone is music ’a own Like those of morning birds. ’ ’ 36

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TILLIE WEISS At. all the ball games she was heard To yell with so much noise That many, who were near her say— She drowned the Rooter Boys. ESTHER GORIE There should a wreath be woven To tell the world her worth.’’ ANDREW ROLLER He shoulders care quite willingly, And knows how things are done— He goes at them with one grand rush Until the goal is won. DORIS KLEIN Sweet piece of bashful maiden art! With a pure soul and purer heart. EDNA COMER Let others delight in new pleasures to roam, But give me, oh give me, the pleasures of home. ’ ’ 38