High School of Commerce - Annual Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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OUR SWARM OF BEES Be Candid. Be Obedient. Be Manful. Be Munificent. Be Earnest. Be Reasonable. Be Courteous. Be Energetic. 145

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ond a defeat, and one game with a picked team from West Commerce, which was a victory. The most spectacular game of the season, however, was the Soph-Freshie game. As was most naturally expected, the Sophs walked away with the game-38-8, the eight points being given for mercy. And now, after closing our most successful term of winter sport at the East High School of Commerce, we turn to face the sport of the coming season-baseball. W. N., '16. THE GIRLS. The girls of the school are very much interested in basketball. Sev- eral teams have been selected from the various rooms. The two that have played the most games are the All-Stars and the Sure-Shots. The players of the Sure-Shot team are: Mildred Oster and Louise Korabek, forwards, Ellen Lowe and Minnie Carlson, guards, Ruth Kinney, cen- ter, and Gladys Foster, side center. The All-Star team consists of Lib- bie Zwick and Ethel Jenkins, guards, Ruth Brock and Marjorie Alliban, forwards, Fanny Cohen, center, and Elsie Froelich, side center. Both teams have played with Park Church girls. The Sure-Shots won the one game that they played with them and won two from the All- Stars. The All-Stars won two that they played with the Church girls, and lost one. In the inter-room championship games played in April the II C's of room 7 were the winners. . .'f'f ' - J' 1-bis-Q, ga , ff ' -veil- 144

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F T MIGHT 1 COME TRUE IF YOU COULD! C E E umm E xg' mga , ESTHER BAUMGAR TNER lf. if ' s F ' I 'I' oooooaoo . cis? 1. A new East High School of Commerce. 2. Mildred Oster permanent captain of the East Commerce girls' basketball team. 3. Jumbo studying for forty-five consecutive minutes. 4. Hildegarde Rueter talking loud enough to be heard across a class room. 5. Della Crawford forgetting to laugh. 6. Erwin Tronstein making a recitation of three lines without saying about five and ers. 7. Elmer O'Laughlin coming to school early. 8. Harold Sankey awake. 9. Royce Keller hearing what's said. 10. William Dawson without red cheeks. 11. Ladimir Kus omitting I should worry. 12. Freshmen not being called Flats 13. Walter Morunga not ready to argue a question. 14. James Foote six feet three inches in height. 15. Ladimir Kus weighing seventy pounds. 16. Melvin Greenwald Weighing one hundred and fifty pounds. 17. Clemence Nussel four feet high. 18. Walter Morunga without a pickle in his lunch. 19. Phil Stern passing a drinking fountain Without making a bluff at taking a drink. 20. Wayne Temple without a pencil behind his ear. 21. The boys taking away Alfred Purma's title of captain, 22. William Nash studying for four hours at home. 23. Libby Zwick not losing one of her books. 146