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

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til? fi W i Reading left to right: EDMUND ALTSCHUI., SYLVIA WIINER, I-Lxzsr. KEISLING, BERNICE MCAULIFFE, Faso KINGSLEY , . Qxaxbg paw gow ,Senior Glass President .................................................................. EDMUNU ALTSCHUL Vice-President ........... ,...,,.,.,.,. S YLVIA WINHR Secretary ...,................ ........ ....,,., ,,...,,.,,,.,,,, I-IA LZ E L KEISLING O Social Representative ............................................ BERNICE MCAUUFFE I urnal-Spirit Representative: ......,... ALICE MANO, CARLOS MoRENo - jirlx' Athletic Representative ...................................... RUTH SHOSTAK M -f'iB0y.f' Athletic Representative ........ ............,..,.... F RED KINGSLEY 1 2, ' Special Representative ................. ........ T IMOTHY O'DoNoGHUB Adviser ....................................... ,. ..... ......................... M ns. L. PALMER cc LLOW Our Leaders is a game that seems to have been played quite actively and successfully, too, by our Low Seniors this semester, if results and accomplishments be R its ni any indication. Our general meetings were attended about 100 per cent, with our registrars, Mrs. Schearer, Miss Kirwin and Miss Hayes, also there. At one meeting even our busy Principal, Mr. White, gave us a most interesting and inspiring talk. With all of this leading, backing and encouragement, it is not at all strange that we immediately caught the spirit of co-operation with its accompanying strength. Perhaps, too, the realization that we had only 79 days to' go this term ere we would r the coveted goal, High Seniordomf' was an incentive to make a worth-while record. A few concrete illustrations of what the Low Seniors have done and what they e planning to accomplish might not be out of place here. First, we were 100 per cent in Student Body cards a few days after the drive started, we have supplied nine twinkling stars for our football team, our girls are contributing their skill and effort to all sorts of sports, showing remarkable strength in basketball, both girls and boys are active members of all the clubs, Dramatics Class and Scholarship Society, are always cn masse at the' stirring football games, and are now out to capture those three prizes for the individual classes that are 100 per cent in Journal tickets. ' At present we are planning to make our Low Senior Day, which consists of an entertain- ment, indoor picni , and dance in honor of High Seniors, an outstanding social success. As this eventful day, Sctober 26th, is still two weeks away and as our write-up for the Bulldog Record is now due, we shall have to-anticipate this feature somewhat. me.. Jia! i N L l Kata