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

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COMMERCE 1 BULLDOG 1 RECORD RIADELEINE M. LEPPHAILLE: Contentment furnishes constant joy. ANTHONY J. LIGOURI: To others lenient, to himself sincere. DORO'FHY F. LoPAs: Patience and Gentleness is Power. YVONNE LOUSTAU! Fairer than any of which painters dream. KATPILEEN E. LYoNs: An honest heart possesses a kingdom. RAMON F. MACWILLIAMSON: There is no 'virtue so triily great and godlike as justice. LYDIA MALTZEFF: ' A quiet little girl with a quiet little way. MARCUERITE L. MALUSA: Early, bright, transient, chaste as the morning dew, She sparkledf' VIVIEN M. MARINO! Modesty's the charm That coldest hearts can quickest warm. MASAKE MATOI: Girlish and winsome was her face, Smart as a whip was she, yet gay. MARGARET S. MATTOS! Dreamy and brown were her eyes, Just as demure as the skies. ROY A. MAYER: . ff hearty man is liked by all. MARION S. MCINTOSH! Happy, happy, the whole day throzigh, Radiant and bright her friendship true. ' MATHEW W. MELVILLE: The keen spirit seizes the prompt occasion. AVANELLE E. MEYIQ' 'fWhat,,'he use of.-crying? It never was worth while. HELEN G. MICHAEL! q Fair natureis wed simplicity With elegance rFii'a'. MAYTA C. MIKELSON: I 4: A sweet girl with a heart that's kind. x MARIE D. MOLINARI: ' V' -I Her step is music and her -voice is song. Nm' HELEN E. MooRE: So sweet the blush of bashfulnessf' CAROLYN B. MoosE: Maiden.' with meek, blue eyes. E161 I'

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MMV .--Q 1' 'COMMERCE 1 BULLDOG 1 RECORD XM, Q L LL FRED C. MOTT Mr, TIM ER I 1 ind still the wonder grew, That one head could hold all she knew. Youth is to all the glad season of life. FRANCES R. NAPOLIN! She is gentle as she is good. KIMIKO N ERIKI : JOHN R. NoE ERNEST C. N Soft peace she brings wherever she arrives. L: '. As bold as Daniel in the lion's den. ORDSTROMZ ' Will is the prince And Wit the counsellor. ' NED R. NUT1: Not dreaming, but thinking of great things to come. PEARL OLIVER : Humility, that low, sweet root, . From which all heavenly virtues shoot. VVENONAH C. O.'BR1EN':'i What is life without a little jazz mixed in? PACIFICO T. PACULBA: Nothing is impossible to industry. VVARREN H. PAINTER: There's nothing so becomes a man As modest stillness and humility. MARIETTA PALISI : With such a coinzrade .wch a friend, We fain would walk till journey's end. FLORENCE PARDO : Actions speak louder than words. LORETTA F. PELLERITI : Always cheerful and gay, she goes on her way. ERNEST L. PERKINS: An upright downright honest boy. HEI.EN M. PETERSEN: A JORIE H. Ah, little will the lip reveal Uf all the burning heart may feel. PICKARD: r Grace was in her steps, heaven in her eyes In every gesture dignity and love. b MARRON T. PISANI: Thine eyes are like the deep, blue, boundless heaven Contracted to two circles underneath their long, fine lashes HENRY POLANSHEK: Who says with Roman will I'Il find a way, or make it. FRANK PoLos: Mixed reason with pleasure and wisdom with nzirth. ' l 131