High School of Commerce - Commerce Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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THE HIGH SCHOOL OF COMMERCE YEAR BOOK, DECEMBER, 1924- JOURNALISM LAUNCH RIDE E On May 25th, the students of the journalism class, accompanied by Miss Furlong. went on a launch ride to lVIcNair Landing. Everyone who was invited made his appearance, full of pep, and with an appetizing lunch under his arm. No one would ever have thought that We were out for a good-time by the Way We marched down to the launch. But when we were off everyone did his share to make the trip pleasant. Members of our jazz band livened the air with music while others sang. Leland Badarraco, our girl impersonator, gave us all a laugh when he donned a girl's coat and hat and posed for us. Time to land! All were scrambling to get off before Miss Furlong gave them something to carry to our cozy corner beneath the trees. Then we went out to play while the committee set the table. The boys were playing leap frog, but it seemed more like a war when Jim Clarke fell on George Moncharcli. , Dinner bell! Oh, what a scramble for that table! We seemed more like a flock of hungry eagles than the journalism class. After dinner it was time for games. Some of the boys Went in swimming, others played games. Prizes were given for all the games. Ethel Beattie and' Jim Clark won the prize for untying lover's knots. Rose Frederick and lVIilton Greenabaum won the three legged race. The girls then went wading. I At six o'clock we left. WVe arrived at the ferry tired, so all started for home. Blue Monday next day, but everyone arrived in room 13 at nine o'clock-but half asleep. We wish all of you had been with us, for we had a wonderful time. Ross FREDERICK. SENIOR FAREWELL ' Four years we came here As Freshies, oh so shy. A fewyears of hard study, Oh how those years flew by. And wasn't it worth the worry VVith the fun and study too? just think, those days are over, And our High School days are through. XV e can laugh now as we remember All ou1' joys and cares and woes YVith all those awful teachers, Who were friends and not our foes. So harken well, dear Freshies, As you enter our domain, These years of toil and pleasure Will be for you, tremendous gain. EDNA PnEUss, '24. I:Pz1ge Twentyj