Commerce High School - Reveille Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Q Nineteen Thirty-one P GLANE, PAULINE RU'l'H Literary Club: Girls' Band HThe fair, the chaste, the un- expressire she. GOLDSMITH, HARRY It's bath what you sag, and hour gnu my GOODMAN, IENNIE 'WVltom neither shape of rlanger can dismay, Nor thought of tenrler happi- ness betray. GRIFFIN, DOROTHY LOUISE Glee Clulr A'Her modest looks the cottage i might adorn, Sweet as the prinzrose peeps beneath the thorn. HANDS, DORIS Library Club, Spanish Club A'Her angers shame the ivaiy keys, They dance so light along. GLENNER, TILLIE Glee Clubg O. G. A. Award 'tShe was goorl as she was fair, N one-none on earth above her. GOLDSTEIN, IDA Shalt show us how divine a thing A woman may be nzadef' GORELICK, IDA HA peace abofe all earthly rlignities, .bl still and quiet conscience. GUSS, PAULINE 'tHer air, her manners, all who saw admirerlg Uourteous though cog, and gentle though retirefif' HERKOWITZ, SARAH HA 'merry heartfthe best of company. H2711 Q 2

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Q Nineteen Thirty-one I EDWARDS, VERA IOSEPHINE UNO legaey is so rich as honesty. ELLIS, MARGARET UHer voice was ever soft, Gentle, and low-and excellent thing in woman. FEIG, AHLTON lnterclass Bzxslsetlmall '30 'lWho to himself is law no law doth need, Ofends no law, and is a king indeed. FRANCHI EDWARD President 12-A, '5lg President Hi-Y Clubg Vice-Presiclent 12-B Class 'lOne of a great personality, Strong in purpose, deep in feeling. GEMMELL, LENORE Vice-President Girl Reservesg President Girl Reservesp Girls' Track Teamg Vice-President Senior Classg Senior Chorusg Delegate to Conference at Camp Gray ,295 Delegate to Conference at Camp Covell '50g Revcille Slaffg Stuclent Council HShe is light-hearted and gay, A general favorite, so they sayin 26 I ELKAN, HENRIETTA C. Secretary, Shorthand Scribes '30p Senior Tap Ghorusg 120 Transcription Test Charm strikes the heart, But merit 'wins the soul. ETHERIDGE, VIOLA ELIZABETH HSeeing only what is fair Sipping only what is sweet Thou dost mock at fate and care. FOWLER, DOROTHY RUTH l'She's beautiful, and therefore to be wooedg She's a woman, therefore to be won. FRIEDMAN, SARAH f'0f noble nature and of loyal mind. GETYINA, MARGARET MALVIN A wLibrary Club V 'lBut to see her was to love her, Love but her, and love for- ever. 1 Y

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Q Nineteen Thirty-one P HESS, DOROTHEA A. G. A. A.p Varsity Tennisg O. A. T.g O. G. A.g College High Varsity Swimming Teamg Northern High Tennis 'fThose about her From her shall hear the perfect ways of honor. HIGGINS, GRACE LOUISE Literary Club Were silence golden, I 'd be ri millionaire. HOUGHTON, DOROTHY EMMA Senior Playp Literary Clubg Aclmetus Clubg Eastern High HO woman, perfect woman! what distraction Was meant to mankind when thou wast made a devil! HUMMER, HELEN BLANCHE Beaver Falls, Pa.p Spanish Club t'Earth's noblest thing - a woman perfectezlfl IIRASEK, LIBBIE Shorthand Scribes 'fThe fairest garden in her looks, And in her mind the wisest books. 1 28 HEUMANN, MARIAN ALMA Literary Club HA face with gladness over- spreadfl HILL, MARGARET IRENE 'fAn angel! Or, if not, An earthly paragonf' HOVINEN, GERTRUDE M. Aclmetus Club HO, thou art fairer than the evening air, Clad in the beauty fy' a thousand stars. HUNT, NHLDRED DOROTHY Glee Clubg Girl Reservcsg Treasurep Senior Chorus 'fHer eyes as stars of twilight fairy Like twilights, too, her dusky hair. IOHNSON, VERA ALMA Glee Club Those eyes the greenest fy' things blue The bluest of things grey.