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

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THE HIGH SCHOOL OF COMMERCE YEAR BOOK, DECEMBER, 1924 THE SOPHOMORE CLASS President .......................v..,..............,................,..,.,............,...,,.. Vicroa E. STEIN Vice-President .......... ............ R UTH HARRIS Secretary ............,.. ............ L ILLTAN SICHEL Treasurer .....,.......................... ........... B ERT TUT'r1cH Social Representrlli-ve ............................, ........,. I OSEPI-I DONOVAN Boys' Athletic Representatitie .......... i........... E RNEST STEWART Girls' flthlefic Representative ........... ...,..... E DITH HOFFSIS .lournal Represeritrztifve .................... ........ V ICTOR E. STEIN We are no longer the ,group of anxious beginners who entered the High School of Commerce during the year 1923. The feeling of Commerce Spirit is upon us. Our work has began in earnest. 4 This Year's Sophomore Class will show the school by actions and not words how willing its members are to help in every activity in which they participate. With the opening of the term, Sophomore boys contributed as many members as any other class to the football squad. Some fill first team positions. Through their help the team has more material to use in practice. The soccer team is receiving the full support of those athletes who play the game, and already has won several practice games. Several of the Sophomore men have received their block C while yet in their second year. Think of what they will be able to do with a little more experience. The ranks of the R. O. T. C. Ban'd-fare filled with Sophomore boys. It was the term when this class entered the school that the Band 'won its first competition, and since then they have never lost. Witli this kind of bandmen Commerce may Win for the next two years or more. In the infantry of this organization there are many Sophomores who intend to remain in uniform'until they graduate. The girls are enthusiastic and are showing their true Commerce Spirit by being represented in every team and club. Observe the Commerce baseball and basketball teams. They are giving much time and ellort towards the success of committees. The social committee is formulating plans for an unusual Sophomore Day which will be a surprise to those fortunate enough to witness the activities. . Now, - Commerce, you know what we have done and intend to do-so watch those who will be the life of the school for the next two years. VIC'1'OR E. STEIN. Eiftfiiie , ' . , .- A -' 1 - -+ JT' ' Y - Y ,ff-' - 5- ' Lf- , e 4 at f- f :e: f .5 gc, . :ff L2- Esgf 1-iQT'2-' iwfh W' ' - wl1l1WflEYQlili sz' - A 3-pfgljf .. . . ' - -,Ee E 21-' ,Q 43 1- ji 5 -,, X 'rays-' f ' 'W' ' f.W'fff' f f !'f' 'Zf f . fyffi 0Plil0I10 T EPIIQB Twenty-sixj

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