Commerce High School - Commerce Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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ROSE LUSKY. This little miss, with face so sweet, A specialty makes of appearing neat She studies well, night after night; In classes her answers are always right JOHN MAYER. Always bright and always steady, Never says, “I am not ready ' Doing much but talking little, To the class, he is a riddle. CLAIRE MILLER. Modest young woman, Brownish hair, Distant manner, Yet free from care. ANNA HERWALD. With a face full of sunshine And Jips full of smiles, She’s a heart that will stretch For miles and miles. KATHLEEN KILFOYLE. In all this wide world, There's no sweeter colleen Than this short little girl Whose name is Kathleen. 32

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EDNA HENNING. A girl possessed with “E’s, In name, report and actions; A chum who tries to please, A friend who has our sanction. PEARL KUHN. She is a girl of medium size, with brown hair, brown eyes and rosy cheeks. She is always jolly and gay, and in a company of friends is an interesting talker. JOHN STARK. John Stark, the boy so strong and tall, Admired alike by one and all; While “moving pianos” is his delight, He gets his knowledge, by study at night ANGELA BLASIE. A friend to those in need and stress, She greets them with a smile; Her face shows largely happiness, And she studies all the while. MORRIS FUHR. Moderate in all things, great and small, He pauses ere he speaks at all; Reserved and thoughtful, careful, true. He does not shirk things hard to do. 31

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FRANCES KOHLICEK. Frances does not take any one’s mere suggestion or advice. She does not get excited or worried, but takes things as they come, i-emembering, that it is hard to fail, but it is worse never to have tried to succeed.” LUELLA JACQUES. Modesty abounding, disposition sweet, Earnestness astounding, Luella can’t be beat. One pet expression, wherever she may go Will follow her, and that is, I want to know.” GEORGE SCHMITT. George Schmitt is honest and bright, He works in a theatre till late at night; When ladies, the “movies” wish to see, Our George, a guide to seats must be. LOUISE BROWN. A girl who’s always dancing, A girl who’s always laughing; One who shoots the basket, And counts us all her friends. HAZEL GALLOWAY. An indomitable character is her possession, Wise is she, yet slow in expression; But outside of school, I will admit She loves to primp and perk a bit. 33