Commerce High School - Reveille Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Q Nineteen Thirty-one Administration o THE GRADUATING CLASS: You have the distinction of graduating from a high school with more than 2200 students enrolled in its main building and 1100 students in its east side school known as East Commerce High School. The twelfth grade classes are combined in the main building, which houses the office appliance machines and other equipment essential to a complete business training. Four years ago you entered upon your high school training. The friendships which you formed in the first three years of your course, whether at Commerce or at East Commerce, have been deepened and broadened during the past year. Cherish these friendships that they may be a continued source of pleasure in the years to come. The measure of your success in school is to a great extent the measure of your future success in the larger world beyond the school. During your student years you have assumed responsibility and discharged it faithfully, you have been punctual in attendance and in meeting your obligations, you have been thorough and accurate in your workg you have learned to cooperate with your classmates and to respect their opinions. You have laid the foundations of success. It remains now for you to choose your goal and work to attain it with determination and singleness of purpose. Then, welcome each rebuli' That turns earth's smoothness rough, Each sting that bids nor sit nor stand but go! Be our joys three-parts painl Strive, and hold cheap the strain, Learn, nor account the pang: dare, never grudge the throelu I. L. HoLTscLAw, Principal 1 lllgll l

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