Commerce High School - Commerce Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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LELAND WISEMAN Wise by name and wise by nature, Tall and meagre in his stature; He is modest in the class, Never looks at lad or lass. ARTHUR XAVIER Arthur Xavier, a very studious boy, sits in one corner completely surrounded by girls. Perhaps his surroundings cause nervousness, else how account for his placing one hand on his hip, while using the other hand to turn on and off the water faucet! Two subjects are quite beyond Arthur’s comprehension, mythology and addresses. Barry, Helen Bergold, Fred Bernstein, Jacob Brown, Herbert Craytor. Frances Curphey, Bertha Dolezal. Anthony Don berg, Marguerite Fried, Max Goldberg, Lillian EDWARD WOHLDMAN Edward Wohldman may be individualistic, But I know it not, To me he is very mystic. Therefore, to characterize him, I cannot. EVELYN YOUNG One of the best natured girls in our Junior class is Evelyn Young, her smile sig nifies it. Sunshine would be a more suitable name for her. It would describe her exactly. Aside from being full of fun she is full of knowledge. Chemistry is her favorite study as she excels all the girls in her chemistry class. Herold. Raymond Kamenetzky, David Knorr. Lillian M. Kohlicek. Frances Mae Lamp, Rosa McDowell. Ada V. Monahan, May Mrohaly, Margaret Marie Noble, Doris Weisman, Gertrude JUNIOR CLASS OF 1914. I B. Albertson, Isabella Black, Amelia Bowie, Rolstan Bowlin, Truwery Burger, Ruth Buesch. Lucy Caldwell. Ruth Champlin, Marion Crawford, Ora Crossmyer, Ida Dorsey, Florence Field, Tom Freedman, Lillian Fuhr, Morris Gilbert, Frank Goodman, Helen Greenhut, Emil Hanchett, Lada f»8

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FRANCES STRAUSS Frances Strauss is a most self-possessed girl, who never hurries in expressing thoughts. After getting physically in the correct attitude, and making careful mental adjustment, she painstakingly gives her opinion. Interest centers more in how she appears when talking than in what she says. However, she says things worth while. CHARLES SUXKEL Charles Sunkel is a handsome young man about seventeen years of age, neatly dressed and a jolly person to meet. He has a habit of chewing gum in class, but he cannot do this in the typewriting room, as Mr. Creig will catch him at it. He is considering going to college. HARRY THOMAS Harry Thomas is a rather timid young man, stolid and quiet, whom, we are sure, we will never fiud in a riot. He strictly minds his own business and lets others severely alone, in school as well as at home. MARY TODD In a crowd one’s attention is attracted to Mary Todd. Face and eyes declare her sunny disposition, poise of body, her independence. Although she never is known to present her thoughts systematically, she never assumes knowledge that is not actually her own. A toast to the girl who is just her own self, Mary Todd. HOMER TWITCHELL Our Hcmer, like the Greeks of old, Is brawny, beautiful and bold. ELSIE WAGEXBAUER Always smiling, even under the stress of troubles, Elsie WagenbHuer has the making within her of a great teacher; kind, patient, beloved by the little ones who will be placed in her charge. And so we shall not be surprised if in a few short years Elsie develops into a full-fledged “School-marm.” LAWRENCE WEIL Tall, and of dignified bearing, Lawrence Weil impresses one as a person of importance. A dear thinker, and a ready speaker, he is interesting whether he talks on a novel or a knotty problem. It may be a fault of his determined nature, but he always argues a point to the finish. HYMAN WEINBERG Hyman Weinberg is seldom seen in class unless you search closely. He is seldom heard, because he is afraid to use his lungs. He is very gentle and polite and the teachers take special delight in making him repeat all he -says. MOLLIE WEINBURG Slightness of stature and methodical action are the chief characteristics of Mollie Weinburg. in habits she is most careful, hence, she always gives class explanations in full. At all times she is patient and seems never to get excited and. as a result, she generally has good lemons. IRWIN WEINER In his studies Irwin Weiner may not be the first, Ye he has more brains than a Wienerwurst. A higher rank might have been his fate, But he was brought low by answers too late. LENA WEISS This Junior maiden is termed one of the quiet kind. If you wish to find a color between the most delicate pink and deepest red, just say something to make her blush and you are sure to get your color. Xo task appals her. Bovs are shy in her presence and even teachers respect her for her wisdom. YETTA WEISS A little maid with dark eyes and brown hair, and a smile; that’s all. Yetta has been very grateful to Mr. Heald this year, ns his occasional remarks have given her an opportunity to display her dimples. She signifies her approval with a bright smile and a nod, her dislike by turning up her nose. 97

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Harbaugh, William Jacques, Luella Kaiser, Florence Kerr, Ruth Kraus, Mildred Winifred Krives, James MacKenzie, Charles MacKenzie, Grace McBride, George McDonnell, Robert Mead, George Minch, Edward Morisky, Frances Novasel, Hyman Polster, Nathan Rezac, Edward Sauernheimer, Erwin Slater, Violet Smith, Ruth Eleanor Tomchik, Andrew Voigt, Eleanor Vom Eude, Hilda Wieck, Blossom Woodford, Cathryn 99