Commerce High School - Commerce Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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Mtmbtrs of tlj? Xortmuo orietij Appleby, Emma Korbel, Anna Balcolm, Mabel Kramer, Bertha Born, Edna Krauss, Helen Casey, Marie Kutina, Mary Charvat, Sophie Lamb, Florence Clark, Alice Lehman, Beatrice Comer, Edna Loomis, Clara Crowe. Esther Lucht, Frieda Delahunt, Pearl Lunte, Florence DeWar, Ethel Meyers, Helen Dolan, Gertrude' Molitor, Meta Eckermau, Ruby Mullally, Rose Egleston, Christine Oberg, Anna Evans, Florence Osborne, Ruth Feller, Florence Palevsky, Frances Fox, Helen Passig, Ella Geiger, Albina Raviteh. Rose Gorie, Esther Reilley. Florence Grady, Gertrude Riggs, Janet Grosser, Margret Rogers, Ada Groves, Mabel Rosenberg, Ethel Guentzler, Irene Russ, Gladys Hedin, Esther Satava, Laura Ileimberger, Amanda Satink, Helen Hertz, Fanny Schroeder, Ella Ileupel, Florence Smill, Eva Hoewener, Louise Spernoga, Florence Hoffman, Edith Szczytkowski, Lillian Horton, Eva Thow, Goldie Irvine, Joanna Walker, Emma Jarus, Caroline Weiss, Tillie Klein, Fanny Wieck, Hazel Klein, Doris Wlecke, Olga Kilfoyle, Ethel Yesbergcr, Merle Yoelson, Sarah 79

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Sljr Emmmnr Eitrranj THE only literary society for boys in the High School of Commerce, the “Ecremmoc” was founded by the boys of the class of 1910. With the assistance of Mr. Gehring, the work of the Society was made a complete success by the class of 1912. The most important event was the addition of a form of initiation, to the By-Laws of our constitution. The initiation requires that every senior boy wishing to enter the Society, must pass an examination on the constitution. New members were admitted at the close of the second term, when the new form of initiation was given a thorough trial. It proved to be a complete success. A committee of three was appointed by the President. The duty of this committee was to arrange programs for each meeting. This committee with the co-operation of the members, carried on the literary work of the Society. We are satisfied that we have utilized the ninth hour of every other Wednesday to the best of our ability. Whether we have accomplished the object of this Society, that of helping the whole school as well as the senior boys, remains to be seen. JOSEPH C. KONCANA, 1912. ©fftrrra of tfjr trmttmnr Swirly SUMMER TERM. President............... Vice-President.......... Secretary............... Treasurer............... Sergeant-at-Arms........ Si ......George Hach ....Walter Petuska Edward McDermott ... .Arthur Thacker .....Howard Raus