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

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?' wants to be a business man and quite a rnovierfan ol lhose actors ahat a capable lassfSop-homore Vice-President, Kay will be a sweet young nurse who'll carry I., a saqacious girl-Class Offices, To be a ieacher is her for sho would liltlc lots inspire. ERNA I-lELGE FEYLING, a youthful varno-Class Ollices. A secretary to a rn-wie star will male our Ernrx go rquile lar. JOHN FIG FIGONI, a luturc cfrzlgutive-Italian Club President, BAR, A grocer rnan whrfd sit 'noulh a turned-on c-lcclrirg fan. FLORENCE BUNNY FINLEY, our own HSOUITJ Henle -She would lile lo slate on ice, riowwr1ulclrl'llll-at br- very nice, CORA COREE FONG, a silent-A zlcno will be Miss Fonq, who'll worl 'til thc qonq. RICHARD FON6, u sn-mr ol livcs-Pl-giloon Scrqcant, R.O,T.C. Business rn-an he'll bc, who may grim llwiruqi away lrcu. LEAH LEE FONTANA, in plf-nsinq qul-Class Ollicns. ln an ollicc- she will worlr, ncrt lo TJ handsornr: mailing clerlr, VINCENT DIX DIXON, an ingenious boy-I-le would be a iournalisty perhaps even write a book. TSUYUKO DOI, a graceful damsel-A secrelary's iob is fine, so says this sweet young maid: when asked lust what, she replies, the day you're paid . NELLIE DOL, a pleasing girl-She will be a famous nurse all dressed up in white. DOROTHY DOTTlE DOUGLAS, a likable miss-Senior Conlrol, Class Offices. In a school she'd teach Quite wellq she'd hold her pupils 'nealh her spell, VICTORIA VlCKI DOW, a sparkling bit of vitality-She would design clothes for gals and in her smart dress store, she'd have cut prices for her pals so they would shop there rnore. FRANK DUD DUDDY, a spontaneous youth-Senior Junior Represen- tative. He'd instruct the boys in qym, NEM ELZARIAN, an ambitious man--A sporls writer is what he'd be, So he could see all the games all free. BETTY KAY ENRIGHT, a very sweet girl-To Europe she will take a lrip upon an Enright-owned slearnship. ALAN AL ERICKSON, an invigorating chapAReg. President. A rnan in our business world will be our youthtul Al. MARY FAINA, a peaceful little misswShe wants to be a rnovie actress who'Il go on location near a cazlus, IRENE IRISH FALVEY, Peg. Secretary-She wants to sail the seven seas and sec with winsonwc eyes, lhe deserts and the palm trees and the blue Venetian skies. BERT BERTlE FARBER, our own court-iesler-A jewelry store is what he'd like, or be before a C.B.S. mile. C265

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J ..,-in -of , OLIVE OLLlE COONCE, a fascinating damsel-Spirit Representative. She yearns to teach at Commerce Highg she loves the dear place soy is one that likes to try and she'll succeed, I know. HELEN COPAN, an ingenious girl-She'll work in a parlor ot beauty and she'll do her very best, to make each one a cutie before they make a request. ANGIE ANGE CORDELLOS, a stately miss-A buyer has an easy job, one isn't hemmed in by a mob and one hasn't a thing to sell. r J!?Ja?J'r CLAIRE SNOOKS COWLES, a quaint young thing-She is like a Dres- den doll, so graceful and petite, but even a Dresden doll could never be so sweet. ELEANOR EL CRAIG, a placid maid-Around the world she'd like to go and see all the sights to see, l'm sure it would be quite a show to folks like you and me. DORIS DOSEY CRAMER, a young stylist-President-Secretary Staff. She's not ambitious, one wee bit, she doesn't care at all, she only wants her clothes to tit and her feet to be quite small. EDWARD MIKE CROKER, a spontaneous youth-He would be a com- mercial artist. WILLIAM KAISER CROSS, a solicitous boy-Class Treasurer, He'd be admitted to the bar where he could talk a great deal, MARIE FUZZY CRUDO, our little chanteuse-Class Treasurer. She, on the radio, wants to sing, she has a lovely voice. ARLINE BEENlE CUMMINGS, an industrious gal-G-.A.R. A book- keeper, says this tiny maid, is one that's very lucky, you never must be a bit afraid, when the auditors come, be plucky. JOE BING CUNNINGHAM, a hearty man-Block C, Track, B.A.R. He'd love to have not a thing to dog but he'd be tired when he was through. MINERVA MINNIE DAGGIT, an attentive miss-Camera Club. She will be a very kind nurse: she'll make her patients well: no matter what their name or purse, they all think she is swell. ,KF n Q1 ' E' rm HARRIET DAHER, an accommodating galflkssistant Editor Journal, Girls' Sports Editor. She might be in a rninstrel show where she would play her wee banjo. ESTHER DANNY DAHNEKE, a versati'e maiden-l'lcre'S a girl who'd rather type than sit at home and dishes wipe, JOHN DEE D'ATRl, a tearless hero-Football. He'd like lo be an artist and paint some pretty misses, and it he were an artist, would there be perhaps a Mrs.? DAVIS, a iubilant miss-She is one that would like to be known as Mrs. J. B. FRAN DEBRUNNER, a prominent scholar-C,S.F. This is a with a brain, this is the saga of Fran, the one who can any man. DeCUlR, an illustrious youth-He will be an exece who'Il play some golf each day, when his money runs 'through a sieve, he'll Iind that goll doesn't pay. .JAMES JlMMIE DEAR DERRIG, a spirited lellowflleg. President. l-le would e a single man and look at nary a rnaidq it he be warrn who would Lim tan, or who would lead him to shade? ' 1 it JE NNE JEANlE-BUG DICK, an eager young thing-Vice-President D nce Club. She would be a teacher of danceg as a sideline she'd seek l romance. l' ALVERA DITl'O DITO, an adorable rnissfReg. President. ln a library she yrmtld sit, and watch over all the books, but some day when he ciuves along, she'll be the cook of cooks. I , s I . .6255

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.i.i.....-,- , ,ln MARIE FOOTIE FOOTE, a clirninulive lillle churn-She will be a wee housewife who'll cook all day lor Red. JANET BELLE FOSTER, an induslrious miss-S.B. Secrelary. She would like an inlroduclion to handsome young Tyrone. MADLYN MATTlE FOSTER, a prnminenl girl-L. Senior Secrclary, Girls' League Treasurer, A secrclary will be lv1al who'll always wear a slylish hal. FRANCES FOUCHY, an inspiring rnam'zelli:-She will be a secretary who'll ride over on lhc ferry. EMILE FRANKAERTES, our own Eddie Duchin-An orchesrra leader he'll beg all lhe popular lunes play during slorrns or lyphoons. GEORGE FREDERICKSON-He will be a doc. he'll live ou? in lhe sticks, who'lI fix up all ihe hicrsg GLADYS RICKEY FREDERICKSEN, a hopelul gal-A iravelin' salese woman, sho, wilh a suilcase in her hand. RAPHAEL HAPPY GAlfPres1clenf ol lhe U, S. is good enough for Ray, but whal, he rnusr confess, is he likes lhe arriounl of pay. ZITA GARCIA, ci lillle slick ol clynarnilefG.A,R,, G-.A.A. A waiishe'lllal1c,C1cn lla iobis al sl-Jle. !6v Mffffj MAE GARDNER-Scnior Council. ln an ollice she'Il do her slull, wilh n lipslick and powder-puff. MARIE FRENCHIE GAVIGLIO, a sxveel' lhinq-Class Treasurer, She will be on an oliice slaffg shc'll help all wilh her gay young laugh. J JOY DlMPLES GETAS, a remarkable gal-A singer on lhe radion e'll!. head a farnous 4-slar show. ' Q27 GEN E Jan who's very fond of paper and pen. X EVA Eva, EVE GIBSON, a dainly ColurnbincQClass JFlrc idrnl. Charming lhal is she, who will be a secrel'ry, l ISABEL IS GILES, a lifllc ruby- Rod oulr ve lo sinq all day and ci-vcn sing al niqhl, bill lalc hour5'd rnalxo cr Y s ffl 1 ' lbf'lM4V JAMES JIMMY GLAFKIDES, -3 prodressivc d-Delcnsc llorneyg Sludcnl Courl. A 6-man will bc- young G-lalli es. vieve Jeri GIANERA, Q periwlnllc MAAA Sf Qdfgf IZ, MARY GLASSlE GLASSMAN, 1 aspiring gal SHO woul lille lo be a boss who'd operale wilhoul a lo s. , LOIS GLUCK-Class Presidenl-Sh smal d'lhere could bc no one lincr. I Y f J' I A ' , K , r v X i 'rua llefyav il lx sr AR 'grew' eooDMAN, .sn Mmmpii lied . low-Spiritl,Edilor, l'l0re's a boy lh lilzcs lo wrilc into lim wee hours ol niqhl, GEORGE GOTO, a iovial lad-Though in our business world hc'll shine, for dear Commerce he will pine. MARVIN BUSY GRASSE, an upriqhl young man-He wanls lo be some- lhirig vvorlh while, purhaps hc will lead men in slylc,