Commerce High School - Commerce Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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KATHRYN SPIDELL “I know thou’rt full of truth and honesty, And weigh ’st thy words before thou giv 'st them breath.' ’ HENRY REICH “Whate’er he did was done with so much ease, [» him alone ’t was natural to please” HELEN KLONOWSKI “Her heart was in her work.” ARTHUR PULS “ Perhaps not always a hero, but always ;t student.” ALICE REDFERN “There is not wit like thine to make the jest.” 17 ■

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ESTHER STMONDS “She needs no eulogy, she speaks for herself.' AI BERT MENDELSOX “This to thee—elegant scholar, To thy grace of speech and skill in turning phrases. Thou hast Languages for all thoughts aud feelings. HELEN COLD}IAN ‘ Her words were simple and her soul sincere. WILLIAM McMILLEX “Brother to a Prince and fellow to a beggar if he be found worthy. ' ANNA SHEPHERD “She knew not what she could do till she tried. ’ 1G

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ANNA OBERG Her joys are as deep as the ocean And her sorrows as light as the foam.” FLORENCE WOLFE “A pleasing countenance is a silent commendation. LOUIS ROTBART “He is neither above nor below his business. ’ ’ ESTELLE WILCOX “Music is well said be the speech of angels. ’' ANNA KRIVETS “Her voice is the voice the stars had when they sang together.” IS