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

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fl M u , W,-A 9 ' The Presidents' Club members discuss problems which confront the Student Body and try to give constructive criticism in regard thereto. The Presidents give their reports to their registries next day. P. J. Prinz, Club Adviser. f Rfj if E gg , . ' ff , - I L... 1- My - ,. , 5' If ' P 4 1 x , i .i . . . i , V , g k .. A aw? .. i .'N ,Test h N.. ti 'f 'i. if Q . ' E ' ' ' -. 'V sf - - A ff - i' NPN x 'sy . - is I ,Y N fi s 'Q' P K H7 6' J., ' P. f ji EDGAR EBBEY BETTE QUARDRI LOUIE PAPONIS FRANK D'ARTI PATTY MERRILL FRED BRAZLETON isps .ff 1 ,if

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