Commerce High School - Commerce Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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THE ECREMMOC LITERARY SOCIETY. THE Ecremmoc literary Society was founded by the boys of the class of 1910. It is exclusively for senior boys. The first meeting of the society this year was held early in October. All the new members were initiated the latter part of that month and the club ran on smoothly until the basket-ball season started. Then, as most of the basketball players belonged to the Ecremmoc and, as a great deal of interest was centered in this sport, the boys could not regularly attend the meetings, consequently, the work of the Ecremmoc lagged for a time. However, after the basket ball season was over, the boys reorganized. On March sixth, new officers were elected, and they put their strength and will with the Ecremmoc; thus the club was put on a sound basis. To make up for the time that was lost during the basket-ball season and to discuss all the work of the club, meetings were held twice each week for the following three weeks. The club picture was taken on March sixteenth, and all but three of the boys showed up; this was very good considering the number belonging. On April ninth, another initiation was held so that the total number of members reached thirty-five. The club entertained the Kormaw Society, and the boys and girls certainly enjoyed themselves. To Mr. Gehring must go much of the credit for the success of the club, for he spent many hours weekly with the boys, trying his utmost to make the club a success. May the classes that follow us appreciate his efforts as much as we do and also uphold the pace set by the class of ’13. LOUIS ZAK. OFFICERS OF THE ECREMMOC SOCIETY. FALL TERM President ...... Vice-President .. Secretary....... Treasurer........ Sergeant-at-Arms . Harold Donberg ...... Carl Stark Raymond Reehorst .....Henry Reich Edward Kipfstuhl SPRING TERM President ...... Vice-President .. Secretary ) Treasurer ) Sergeant-at-Arms . Eugene Broz Frank Cullen --- Louis Zak Joseph Smolik EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Edwin Day William Hilberer William, McMillen

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