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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1945 volume:

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I . lg it U Mr Ralph H Lehman Principal High School of Commerce ',,-4' Mr Henry I Charm Mlss lVlaryT lllarl-ie V e P ncipcl d f B y Dean of Gi 1 L4 ' -N-'vtunsn 5 an , . 4 5 3,1 i .Q . i . f e 1 f v I A rg . gt f -I gr , fy bl ' I Vice Principal cmd ic ri ' cm Dean o o s 'r s Falzult MR RALPHH LEHT M1 MISS MARY T CLAR141 NR HENRY I CH 11 M1 3 Ednh Pnder on MISS Florence Bar 1a a Mr Bernard Ba ll Mr V1rg1l L Belf J M133 Loretta M Be t Mr lohn S Bol1n Mr Harold E Br1llhart Mrs Mar1e Burrell Mrs lrene Bushrey Mr A I Cabral S MISS Ev1dge Cerrut1 MISS Ab1ga1l G Cl1ttord Mr Iohn M Connell Mr M1les Cosgrove S M133 Rene Cullen MISS Constance M Dewey MISS Elv1e D1ckson M133 Rosa M D1ehl Mr Carl M Eklot Mrs Gertrude P13cher Mr W1ll1GIH E13cher Mr Florence Gastonguay Mr Arthur B Gled1tz3ch M133 Mary E Goldmg M133 Marguente Grayson M13 lflCIFJOf1G Gr1nnell 'Nr Ed th V Hater M133 Hansen MISS A1leen M Hennessy Mrs Barbara HIQQIHS Mr Henry R Iennma M133 Mae LOUISE Iohnson Mrs Mar1e lohnston Mr I H1gg1ns Mr Arthur K1r3t lfll 3 Clar1ce K1rfJ1n Mrs Lou eliutsche or ollj Fall 191111 ,rd om or 5 Pr1nc1pal V ce P ll'1C1pCil VICQ P 1nc1pal Mr Walter le ter M133 Iacquelme L111 a M133 Evelyn Lyman Mr Ru33el1P Marble Mr Leland Mart1n M133 Lorra1ne lV'art1n Mr A L McM1llan Mr W1ll1GI1 M1llar Mrs Esther Newton M S3 Alta Nolan M133 Al1ce O Malley Sgt W1ll1am Place Mr Genev1eve Pendergra 3 Mr Iarnes W R1ley Mrs Ruby Robb Mr Harold Sand1tur Mrs Gladys Schrarnko Mr Frank Schoch Mrs Mar1on Schoch M133 Veromca Shane M 3 lrene V S1nk Mrs Ie331e H Srn1th M133 M1ldred Srn1th Mrs Spearman M133 Mable C Stark M 33 Mable Stone M133 Agnes Strachan M ss Helen Thursby M133 Ellen TreW1ck Mr W1ll1am E Vocke lffr Iohn Waters Mrs Mar e Wheeler Mr lohn B World M 33 Grace lflOT1C1TlY Secretary M 33 Elorence Vfe1n3te1n Attendance Secretary I K, 4A A, . . , Y, U . . . - 1 , 1 ,, , . . , 1 rf r fx- ' . 1' . . . 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T nwjmfxn ATN . . . . 1 ,CRL X Au If IA 2 ' f ,, 'A-if 1 6123 D PRX!! Ya Q4 I W I M ,E , ... Awyy pw , 1713 V ' I I X X mf - 3'LIW C A 1' X AI f I I , A M2 f'f'II I EVN Lg I I EL S5 UF George Ago!! Pat President Bill Loskutoff Dorothy Yell Leader G A R Adviser On November 22 that superiduper show, the Senior Iinx, Was held. The show was a great success and was Well Worth the price of admission even down to that two cents victory tax. The theme of the Iinx was the Stage Door Canteen and the appearance of many famous personalities high-lighted the show. Everyone swooned when Frank Sinatra and Charles Boyer came on the stage, and they were picking people out of the aisles after Betty Hut- ton's act. We even had 'XI-Iedy Lamarr, need We say more?? 1 W nd F LL, 19114 f 1 Doherty Robert Clark Secretary Treasurer Dommguez Dorothy Band B.A.R. Iourncrl Rep. MISS MILDRED SMITH The Day to Remember for the Class of Fall '44 was Ianuary 12th We the Senior Prom. lt was held at the beautiful Faire mont Hotel and brought out the boys dressed in their Very best, and the girls in lovely tormals, The class carried on numerous other activities such as bike rides, picnics, and Betty Harper Social Rep. '4 4, 1 ,--4 4 t 'A C :Tl if 'Q Q A ,ns I all ll' parties. The Seniors really Went 'all out for that Block UC I rooting section at the football games. -f awe., W it MAXENE I. ADAMS Max To learn to fly Hxstory To work rn av1at1on PRISCILLA T ALTAMIRANO Patsy To be a good nurse Spanlsh T0 be hqpprly marrxed CATHERINE A ARBEA Cathy Housewlle Secretarlal Tralmng Who knows? CARMEL F BAIADA Carl To get my man Hlstory HOUSEWIIS WILLIAM A BARNES 1 To be an Army doctor Army LENA A BARRISE Lee To be a bookkeeper Accountmg Housewxfe MARCE L BAYAUTET Mouse To IIYIISII hlgh school History Navy DOLORES A BIN Dodo To be a good dcmcer Secretarlal course Who knowsl GEORGE C. AGOFF Craig To study obstetrics Scxence Languages Math Med1c1ne TOULA ANAGNOS Secretary Comerclal HOLISGWIIG HELEN M BAILEY Brlly To do rad1o work Sale-smanshlp lunlor College DOROTHY A BAND Do To teach the younger gene atxon HISIOTY Teachmg LILIA H BARSOTTI D1mples To become a Walt Dlsney ATIISI Art English Busmess or teachrng SARAH BENEZRA Sally Iournallsm I-llstory Loafer IUNE E BONINI Woots To try harder IH school Clothlng Work IERRY I BOZZIO Band leader Hlstory Sclence Navy KATHERINE M BRAIKOVICH Kate A trlp to South Amenca Secretarlal Who knowsll GERALDINE BRITTON Ierry Bookkeeplng EMMA D BUDISELICH Budd Travehnq HISIOTY Secretarral Hard worklng g1rl ERNEST R CALLIN Ernie To have a large stamp collect1on I-llstory Clock w1nder STELLA G CASALETTO Stmky Work way to Heaven General offlce work Known only by fate MARIE A CIRAULO Re To be a good roller skater General buslness Ofhce worker AVONNE D COLEMAN Vonnle Ohlo Accountmg Housew1fe .A IOHN BRACCO Navy P1lot HISIOFY Itallan Superv1sor IH Telephone C Ofhce PATRICIA C BREUSS a Secretary Commerclal Let come what may LAURETTE BRUMET Baby Commerclal Artlst Art French Old maxd ROSE MARIE CAGNA ROSIG To graduate Language Hlstory Enghsl To be a housewlfe FRANCES D CAMPOS Frenchy Dancmg utterbug Spamsh Marrlage LEILA CHAN Luckala Work Hlstory Mathematxcs To be a photographer ROBERT A CLARK Bob Undec1ded History Mathemahcs Alr Corps FRANCES C COLEMAN Sunshme Legal stenographer autho Secretarlal Enghsh Ofhce stage O VERNE A CORFIELD Private Secretary Secretarial Business college MARY ANN CUSCHIERI Mac Secretary Secretarlal English Who knows' ROBERT L DEARINGER rish 1 o echamcal Drawing Math Army or Navy Air Corps EUGENE A DEVENCENZI Gene U S Marines History Husband BARBARA I DOHERTY Babs Private Secretary Secretarial Who knowsl IACK L ELLSWORTH Iackson U S Marines History Husband DORA ESCOTO Secretary Secretarial training Undecided GLORIA L. FASSLER Shorty Secretary Spanish Housewiie IACQUELINE S CUMMINS Iackie Flying Home Economics Aviation LILLIAN DAVIS Pudgy Typist singer History Housewife ANTHONY DELUCCHI Draftsman Science Italian Army MARION G DITLEVSON Rocky Commercial Artist History MARILOIS ELLIOTT Larre Forelgn correspondent History English College Music Iournalism ELEANOR EMILIO Ellie Beauty operator Science Italian Marriage FERN M. FAREY Rusty Secretary Secretarial course Business school DORIS C. FONG Lab. technician History Who knowsl FLORA FONG Undecided General busrness Uncertcnn IEANETTE I FROEHLICH Netic Travel around the world Mathematics A1r line hostess NORA GOONG Commerclal work Shorthand History Not decided BETTY I HARPER Sleepy Be someone lmportant HISIOIY Housewife PEARL E HARRISON Shorty To be a good housewife French Undeclded ALICE M HAYES Tiny To be successful in buslness world Home Economics Housewife BETTY HEE History Iumor College HARRIET IANG Tiny Designer History Iunior College SHIRLEY B FORBES Chlck ookkeeper General Business History Travel ELSIE W GIN TYDISI History Don t know PATRICIA GUGLIELMO a resmaker History English Secretary EVELYN P HARRINGTON a lnterior decorator General busmess College KENNETH R HART Kenny To become well known HISIOTY Science Math English Man of GCIIOD DON W HAYNES To catch up with my g1r1 Shorthand Court reportlng NORMA I ISOLA Red To be a secretary Comrnerclal HISIOIY To attend Iunlor College ELLA IEONG General Business, History Office work GENEVIEVE E IOHNSON lemme Librarian French Traveling I OYE KEHRIOTIS Model or receptionist Clerical Housewife MARIE T KOLNES Go abroad Science History Private secretary MARY L LAIN Mickey To be an aviator Secretarlal Secretary ROSE Y LEE Salesmanship Clerical History English Who knows? CHRISTELLA LI Shorty Salesman Art History Storekeeper MABEL LIM Kitty A trip around the world Bookkeeping History Accounting Own a business MARTH LOK Goaky Swimming Merchandise History Don't be so inquisitive EVELYN V IOSEPHSON Blondie Private secretary Secretarial Business college MAY ELLEN KLAPPRODT Snooks Model Spcmlsh Model MARY KREEKIS Mimi To be a lady hermit Art Spanish Math Air line stewardess ANNA ALICE LEE a Dressmaker Business I wonder? IEANNETTE L LEKSAN en Secretary Secretarial Housewife GLADYS L LIM General business Salesclerk DOLORES I LIPMEYER Dee To fly in of B 29 Secretarial History Traveling Secretary LAVERNE LOPES Bud To be a success History To be a success I DORIS I LOSCUTOFF To graduate l-lame Econornlc To get marrred BETTY ANN LOSE Muqfw Medtctne Scrence Language MUSIC Math Doctor MARY M LOSKUTOV Mmme To get out of hrgh chool Sales Never can telll ROBERT I MacDONALD Bobble To be a success Mathematxcs Scrence Undetermmed ELVA A MARCUSSEN To be a nurse Spantsh Nurslng FLORA MARK Presldent of Chlna H1story Salesmanshrp Cant a gal dream? MARIE M McCAULEY te Nursmg Sc1ence Army Nurse WILLIAM MCDOUGALD Red Basketball player Accountmg Armed Forces GEORGE LOSCUTOFF Bachelor HISIOTY Herrnxt WILLIAM W LOSKUTOFF Bu Football coach Hrstory Army wtll decxde EUSTACE N LUCAS Crlmmology Scrence Mathematlcs Navy ALONZO I MANTHOS Bustness executlve Spanlsh Sclence Hlstory Navy VERNA T MARINELLO Dwarfess To marry Manuel Buslness Dental nurse NAOMI I McCALLUM Nomx To travel Spanlsh HISIOIY Laboratory techmcran FLORENCE M McDANIELS o Fashion Deslgner Ar Fashlon Deslgner DANA MAE MILLER SUSIE Iumor College Spamsh HOUSBWIIE IAMES E MILLS MGllldQ Butcher Hlstory Navy MANUEL G MORALES Morroco MUSICIGH Spanxsh Armed Forces LOYOLA NICHOLSON Tex Real estate buslness Hlstory Remams to be seen MARGARET I OLSEN Tlny To travel General buslness UHIVGTSILY of Calltornra HELEN ORLOVITZ Peanut Expert roller skater BUSIHGSS Hlstory Secretary ARMAND M PAOLONI Baloney To be an orchestra leader Soc1al Stud1es Amhmous young muslctan IEANNE M PLATOS Doc Psych1atr1st and Ken s Wlle Language Sclence Math Wlte of the Arr Corps VIOLET P. ROSS Vi To be a doctor Science Doctor ALTA K MONROE Secretary Secretarlal Housewlte LOUISE MUZZINI Lou To graduate Secretarlal Tramlng ltallar Secretary FRED G OFFENBACH Curly Electrlcal englneerlng SCIENCE mathemat1cs College MARGARET R OLSON Blondle To travel SCIGHCS Nurse LORETTA F OSTRANDER Lorry Cash1er Htstory Work an otfrce GEORGIA M PAPPAS Shorty To grow an rnch Hlstory HOUSSW1le MARIANNE R POLKE Poky To lose flVG pound Secretarlal College EUGENIA I. SANCHEZ Ieanie To gain some weight History Clerical worker SAMUELI SIMPSON Sammy To frnlsh a unrverslty Hrstory Law or mu 1C ALEX W SOHRIAKOFF Army Arr Corps P1 ot Matlrernattcs Sclence Own a hardware store GLORIA M STECKLEY To know more Englrsh Secretarral College ESTHER G TEDESCO Dtng Dmg To shrlnk a few mches Spanlsh Enghsh To travel college MARGARET H TOM Marge Buslness CANDIDO VALADEZ Candy Have own busrness Spanrsh Booklceepmg Armed Forces FAY P WEINBERG Teacher Secretarral Lookmg forward to colleg BARBARA I WULBERS Bobble Secretary Secretarxal Housewlfe DONNA M SNELL Don To ao abroad Hrstory Prrvate secretary SARAH R SPINALE Sara To be popular Secretarlal Old ma1d MARION I STUART SIOO19 Do rad1o work Engllsh Spanlsh HOUSSWIIS LILY G TOM Lonny Pharma-:lst Mathematlcs Prepare for a pharmacls ELEANOR K TUHY Ellle To l1ve 1n Lou1s1ana Accountrng Housewtle STATEN W WEBSTER Webby Newspaper reporter Englrsh Hrstory Math Attend U of C DOROTHY I WILLIAMS Dotty To be a secretary General busmess Good Wlle PRISCILLA P WONG Pee Wee To be an OIIICG worker History FRANK DOMINGUEZ Attorney Hlstory Arrny w1ll decxde ANDREW GEE Shrlmp Bus1ness Hlstory Navy WILLIAM L MOORE III 1 Gym teacher Hrstory Army ARTHUR WONG r Butcher Busmess Army ANNIE YEE Stenographer Busmess GIM YOUNG To be an engtneer SCIENCE Mathematlcs FRANCES E BARRISE Frartme CIIIICE work Hxstory Navy Wlfe RAYMOND FOO Ray Engmeermg Busmess Engmeer GEORGE GUMBS 1. CNo Photogrcxphsl SYLVIA IWLER Y To travel to Indla HISIOTY Secretary IAMES MADISON Whlle A Way Muslc Hlstory To be a great laz ROBERT P MAY Lefty Rest Mathemattcs z player PHYLLIS R CHOY Rosle To be another Slster Kenny Mathemaucs Screr-ce College marnage FRANK GONZALES CIVII SSIVICS Hlstory Navy STEVEN I WON Su Boys Worker Mathematlcs Boys Worker ANDREW WONG Engmeermg UHIVGTSIIY of Calrforma IENNIE G YICK Bookkeeper Sparush Bookkeepmg Uncertam PHILLIP M QUINTEROS Blaclue Prmter Prmtmg HISIOTY Army FLORENCE M TAYLOR Flo Secretary General Bus1ness Who knows? IUNE M WILSON Iune Bug To be a Cadet Nurse Hlstory Scrence Cadet Nurse Corps Student Hell Uffieers The Executive Beard President . . Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer Iudge . . Yell-Leader . . . BOB MACDONALD . BETTY ANN LOSE . ESTHER TEDESCO . GENE EASTIN KENNETH HART . IIM PALLAS fPhotographs above? High Senior President . Low Senior President . Iunior President . Sophomore President Freshman President . Spirit Representaives . Club Representatives Sponsor . Faculty Treasurer The Student Body of the High School of Commerce under the management of Bob MacDonald, opened the Fall term of 1944 with a great deal of enthusiasm and school spirit. All questions and problems that may arise throughout the school are presented to the board for their discussion, and they may make any improvements that seem neces- . . GEORGE AGOFF . . DEAN PERKINS . BILL KELLY . . . ERWIN BIRK lOHN RUBINO LOIS ELLIOTT, CECILIA BURG . DOLORES KRUEGER, ROSEMARIE CAGNA . MR. WILLIAM VOCKE . MR. RUSSELL MARBLE sary. The officers have Worked diligently for the school in every possible manner. Mrs. Higgins, as custodian of school funds, has rendered statements whenever asked and has been ever zealous to offer any help- ful suggestions. We Wish to take this op- portunity to thank Mr. Lehman and all the members of the faculty who have partici- pated so splendidly to making the Fall term of 1944 a memorable one. U91 ,f . In Low Senior Officers KTop Rowy Commerce Court fifth Howl -llulyrl-, K1'lllll'fll Hari: Chief of Polic-0. Gvnrgc r -' .. 1 Y' -. . ,w .0 . 1 - I , C. S. F. OHJCSYS fTl'Hl'd ROW, AgnH'g liziiliff, Nluriun Stm-irzirtg Pros!-1-uting Al- llvrskog Yi-ll L4-mln-r. lloh Daly Quo phntojg I'rs-siclvllf, 1-'rod 0il'1-uhm-Il: Vic-1--l'rvs.i4l1-xii, Maury tf 'f '9 frank n l05'5 D l Alt0 3 11015 Amt. Yi-ll I.:-:uh-r, Mun-4-llyn Nigirvlvr, Losvlltutfg S4-crvlury-Tre-znsilrvr, Vivian L4-4-, Mlmll- l A Silver Seals Ofhcers ' l I I I'ri-sid:-lit. T4-rrp llc-isrull lun llll0l0lC 1-..-.fiZRl IfIf3fF.3lffC5Is,,lfi2f.o??l-.59.TTll.1....f, Glfls League OfhcerscFouf1hHowm .l.-M, My Jnyr-0 Mason: SA-crvtzlry, lic-utrivv Chung Trmw- l'rn-sirlq-nf. Rnsvnmric- filllllill Yin-4l'u-1-siclvlit. 'l 'l 'd I un-'r. lic-My Lowe: Sm-inl Rep., flozunm Chain: l'uilu-riiw Z2lll0lll'i1l5Z Se-vrvlury, Anita firm-llig G. A. A. Oll1Cel'S Repurier, David Chin, no photo: li.A.R., Charles 'l'rm-aisllrvr, Ja-ssiv King: um photoj. l'r4-Nick-nt. Dnlnrn-s Krm-gn-l'g Yim--I'rq-siden 0'Brieng G.A.R., Susie- iV0ngg Yell Leader, Wes- Nlilln-rg SH-retary, Fri-du Consiglig Tre ley Johnson. Norxna Muzzin Quo photoj. E203 IJ iring the Fall Term l944 the Execu tive Board ot the High School ot Com rnerce composed ot the student oodx olticers the class otticers a Journal representative a Girls League repre sentative and two club representatives met every Monday morning trom 815 to 8 45 At these meetmgs ousiness concerning student bod Among matters discussed f ere such subjects as talent shov s lunch hours dances right dance student patrol at games student body card sale contest bet Neen schools and rooters caps The Executive Board was particularly interested in schoo spirit and to develop this spirit encouraged the Secretary to give the students the best possible Bulletin Board encour aged the class presidents to discuss spirit at their class meet ing encouraged the Vice President to have a strong dance committee and encouraged the Journal representative to pub lish articles in the Commerce Spirit which would promote a better school spirit ln the course ot the term some ot the outstanding accom- plishments ot the Executive Board were the securing ot per- rnissison from Mr, Lehman to hold dances during school time the collection ol can goods 'or charity by holding a school dance the tormulation oz a VfDay Pact aimed at arousing the proper feeling in the student body in the celebration ot victory the sale of student body cards to B7 'Q and the revision ot the constitution ot the High School of Commerce, BOB MACDONALD Student Body Presldent i213 I I I I Actlvltles nf the Executive Board i sc. y. 3 - I W 1 - weltiare was discussed and vfas referred to Mr. Lehmariii , , . , , Uur Coaches By ALBERT RAMIREZ Enach Wall Lester Coach XX7alt Lester has been a man o ame Sznce to the Hugh School o Com nerce he came An admxrable ellow a well It ed man It to be near htm when ue can We wax Becauve And no For Commerce alll remember hun orcvcr As coach o bax elball he rx at command The credlt ue ,que htm is a merx bu., hand Max he neter be down He s Commerce S Commerces IETX ou n Hapfnness lore and Good cheer he S uorthulule he S the man uho can vmle doubt he :Q verx cle1er To those u ho come tn contact w1th hun each xear Coach Blll Fischer En:-llzh Ensqrnve Hrs name ue call and shout For he nous uhat 1tQ all about Espeuallx un trac he nwws all the dope And the one thzng he neter lac s 19 hope In coachlng the trac team he S no ool For zn tutorx or de eat he s aluaw cool Succew to hun IS more than a matter o wrt It cant be ach1e1 ed zmthout courage and grtt Commerte wrll aluaxs be proud o xou Bull Our admwatmn and respect we gwe xou stzll XVC oue 1t to xou 171 everx wax But 7'18TLdSl11f'l and love seern the onlx pax ln ootball and baieball we carry xour name On to new ghls o un and ame The mtraclev gou do w1th a ball XVe trulx admwe xou or tt all Wax health wealth and pleawre be xours each Xxlllll plentx o rrends to brzng xou good cheer NZLIT Enanh Hllll Populantx and rzendshlp come more and more hts wa5 AQ Commerce notzces hun rom dax to dax 'iegards or the ellow Vlfho neter turns xellow That S our hghtuexght coach we re sure hes the man For all the wnprolements he began E221 'H' T I I - ff , T f F- 5 , ' f e Ik , sfuny ,V V' - g 1 ,K 'V l'f ,J f - , ' , q I fy ff, f. v by ll -l fl U, v -- ' T fffd ' ,- ' T -' ' li li- , . ,Aka ' g k f, I f1,. sim, 'H' fry, A ,,,--. ff Q , ., Q My V, 43 ,Q 'f ' A 4,1-mv, , g-rm .4 l-AA L VJ I if 1 W.-- M W ,.. ,. .. 5 15, H 1, W, ,,-0.-sob-my Mkt- A , ,ww muh ,gn 0' . , 'mfg ' . .5 1 , f ,. ,,. . 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I aff-4,4-7-e:IT2' it 4111! -Ayr . 1 4 , J ' .-divx ww' -VA-P - ' f -... wth 'if' lm R , iv l . 9,5 'A Y Q 1 ,, -r V- S A A . 4: f, A -U., xyd 1 A Y? . vii ' -:QQ '. g,,, ,,g, N mcg W 'r- N? f .A ',- ' A u fs 101 afar, Q- V 'EMM 1 51: i 9 102,19 , T I 1 dir., 'gh sd.. x 3' Y 2 A 1 ' f 'Lv 1 ' Af' f Cx 1 , l 4 f 1 x M - Q 1' 2 , S 7' Z A , J, - A fr w a f Q K ' A m ,- oy Fnnthall By Shura Fadeff COMMERCE 6 LOWELL 0 Frrday September 29 Commerce upset the lndlans 6 U Commerce scored late fourth quarter when B111 Loskutoft on the famous trrck play from the one yard l1ne The try for pornt Loskutoff was blocked Outsandrng for the flrst vlctory Lowell ln the scored Lowell by Brll for Commerce were B1ll Loskutoff Sal Cardlnellr Bones Ferrante and Bob Blengrno ,,f v-xggx 'kt COMMERCE 25 WASHINGTON 0 Fnday October 13 Commerce Bulldogs met and routed the Wash1ngton Eagles on therr own gr1d1ron 25 U The flrst score came when Staten Webster cocked back and flred away at Bone Ferrante who ran the remarnlng yards to a touchdown Brll Loskutoff s try for polnt was good The second touch down arrlved not many mmutes after ' the f1rst B1gB1llLos kutoff scored from X P-' the Washlngtorx two Try for polnt was no good The thrrd touchdown was freaklsh because Sal Cardr nell1 h1t a Washrngton back so hard the ball bounced 1nto Fred Loskutoff s arms for the th1rd score The conversron try was no good The fourth and last touchdown came early rn the fourth quarter when Staten Web ster scored from the Washrngton seven yard l1ne Fmal score Commerce 25 Washlng T 26 ton U Outstandrng rn th1s vrctory was th whole team COMMERCE 0 POLY 20 Commerce lost therr flrst game when they were upset by the Poly Parrots Af ter a scoreless half Poly came out for a score and startell from the second half to the end of the game Thls game was very one Slded Outstandrng rn thrs game was Bones Ferrante lfN mvfp COMMERCE U BALBOA 20 The flrst trme ln seven years Commerce had a chance at the tltle but the Bulldogs were beaten by a superlor team The Bucs got the1r touchdowns on a pass lntercep F' tron a pass and an other pass wh1ch turned 1nto a long run Thrs defeat put the Bulldogs out of the fmals QV X , COMMERCE 13 BALBOA 6 ln the rarnsoaked Kezar Stadrum the Com merce Bulldogs shaded the Balboa Bucs 13 5 The frrst half was all Balboa but the Stlfl Commerce lrne stopped any posslble v .... 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COMMERCE 56 GALILEO 18 The Commerce Bulldogs ran up the largest score of the season when they de feated the Gallleo Lrons 56 18 Commerce started thelr sconng when Bob Blenglno scooted h1s own left end and went 56 yards to a touchdown Brll Loskutoff s try for pomt was good Score 7 U Then Staten Webster s down the srdelmes to pay drrt Try for pomt was no good Score 13 U ln the second quarter Staten Webster scored on a long jaunt down the fleld Agatn the try for pomt was no good Score l9 U Then tt was Brll Loskutoffs turn B1ll scored from the srx yard lme and klcked the extra pomt Score U W1th e I Q 'A K second strmg actlon Boy Barnr Galtleo s star half back caught a pas and scor d Score at the half 26 6 The second halt was hardly under way when Bob Blenglno Jolted around left end for l9 yards to a touchdown Try QS.,-ff'-v,tL..,.g-334,-2 f27 ily for pomt no good Score 32 6 One m1n ute later Staten Webster rambled 28 yards to a touchdown Score 38 6 W1th the sec ond team 1n actron Iames Madrson reserve fullback went through tackle and romped 47 yards to a touchdown Try for poxnt by Bob Day no good Score 44 6 Then Ben Smrth threw a pass to Bob Day who tall1ed agaln The try for pomt was no good Score at the end of the thrrd quarter 50 6 Once agam Boy Barnr Galrleo s star scored from the two yard hne Ed Frankenstem mter cepted a pass and ran 35 yards to a touch down Score 56 l2 ln the fadmg mrnutes of the game Boy Barnt caught a pass and dove down over hrs last man to a touch down Fmal score Commerce 56 Gahleo 18 COMMERCE 29 SACRED HEART 0 Commerce Bulldogs defeated the Sacred Heart lrlsh on Commerce held 29 U ln the f1rst quarter Bob Blengrno krcked to the lrlsh safety who fumbled and Commerce star end Sal Cardmelh fell on 1t Four plays the extra pomt Frve plays later Commerce scored agarn the lr1sh tr1ed to qurck krck but Babe Egan blocked lt On the next play Bones Ferrante on h1s famous end around scored stand mg up Brll Losku toff s try tor pomt in was no good M1d way rn the thrrd perrod Staten Webster 1n tercepted a pass and rambled 65 yards to a touchdown ln the fourth quarter Wlth the second strmg IH actron Commerce got two potnts because of a safety hm Carter the fullback scored on a plunge Frnal score 2 O tu A lfnslv- , . . ' l b O 1 . - I . C . ' I A . IS fum, he TCU1 ClfOUUd his OWU left efld Und later Big Bill Loskutoff scored and kicked 26 - . 5 th 1 ' - - - , , H I 74..- V41 H1 . ' - rl - - . . . , s. V f- , - l , 1 f ,EX ' I - x K l ,Id , ,--, X. I , N 'J ir: l . . 9 - . J '- f' 2 w il CROSS COUNTRY iPhoto Top Leftl By ARMANDO FERRANTE november 24, l944, the second annual Cross Couiinj Meet was held at Golden Gate Park. The com- peting teams were Commerce, Poly, Lowell and Balboa. Although lohn Valdermale of Lowell won the race, Poly wcn the meet uh the highest score. Lowell finished second, Balboa third and Commerce fourth. The men who placed for Commerce were Leo Romero, lohn Perodi, and lohn Raines, who is now in the United States Marines. Kenny Mattea, Loe La Come, Ken Linka, Everett Eyslie, Leo Romero, Aldo Parodi, Dale Perkins, Arnold Loza. COMMERCE'S 110's TRIP EAGLES KLower Right Photol By TOM LEWIS The Commerce llO's unraveled all they had Novem- ber l3, l944, to defeat the Washington Eagles l9-7. Corn- merce had the game from the :start right to the end. The score at the half was ll-4, 'va-g. SOCCER CUpper Rightj The Commerce soccer team finished the l944 season with two wins and eight defeats. The soccer team started the season by winning over Balboa, 4-3. The season ended with another victory for Commerce, this time beat- ing Washington by scoring three field goals to Wash! ington's one. Definitely All-City material, Manuel Morales was the outstanding player of the league, before enter- ing the Navy. The loss of Morales greatly handicapped the team. The coach of the soccer team, Mr. Walter Lester, did a fine job of coaching, always giving his players the finer points of the game and putting fight, courage and determination into the players, COMMERCE 120'S LOSE TO WASH. lLower Leftl The l2O's played a very exciting game at our gym. lt was a close game all of the way and the score at the half was l7 to 24 in favor of the Eagles, and from then on it was a stiff battle and the final score was Washington 36, Commerce 30. i231 Commerce vs Washrngton By BONES FERRANTE Outclassed but not outfougrt the Hrah School of Commerce basketball team mmus three returnmg veterans lost therr flrst game of the eason tn George Wa hrngton frve by a core of thrrty to frfteen Fxcept for Bob Blengmo and Sal Cardrnelll who made e ght and flve pomts respectrvely Commerc would have been blgnked Gut Commerce vs Sacred Heart A much rmproved Commerce team took tne floor on Ianuary l5th agam the heav1ly favored Sacred Heart Frve Men of lron Up to and untll th fourth quarter 1t looked as though etther team Could w1n but wrth a few mrnutes to go Sacred Hea t po red rn srx porn s to w1n the game by a scor of twenty two to srxteen l-hgh pornt honors went to Kevln Duggan w1th ten pomts Commerce vs Lowell Atded by the slow break of plays used by Lowell Commerce kept them break to a fast one and went mto a scorlng spree that broke Commerce s bacc and won the game for them to the tune of l6 to 40 l-hgh pomt men for Com merce were Duggan and Ferrante wrth four each Commerce vs Galrleo After recelvmg a humrlatmg defeat by Lowell the Bulldogs came back to Kezar wlth a strong determ1nat1on to wm Paced by Bob Bleng1no who was playmg hrs last game for Commerce before entermg the U S Coast Guard Commerce matched Galrleo basket for basket throughout the game but a free throw made by one of the Gal1leo guards rn the closmg mmutes of the contest provlded the margtn for a one po1nt Wm over the1r Van Ness r1vals Bob Blengmo was hlgh po1nt man for Commerce ln thetr 26 to 27 defeat wlth lU pomts Commerce vs Balboa Mmus Bob Bleng1no sharp shootrng forward for Commerce the Bulldogs recetved the-1r frfth defeat m a row to a score of l4 to 12 After leadmg Balboa to the end of the flrst half by one pornt Commerce fa1led to halt the on comma pomts made by the Balboa forwards untrl 1t was too late H1gh polnt man for Commerce was Kev Duggan wrth 4 d1g1lS Bulldog Beaten by Lrncoln 19 28 By MARION KERR On February l6 the least excxtlng game of basketball rn whrch the Bulldog has partlcrpated was played agarnst Lmcoln Hrgh polnters were Al Munn Lmcoln forward w1th ll Trm Green Com merce center and Sal Cardrnellr Commerce forward both wrth 8 Sal Cardmelll IS soon gomg 1nto the Merchant Marme and rs saylng good bye to the old hlgh th1s Week f29 I I . . '1 ' . . A , k I K . . S A' 1 s ' ' sz' ' A . '. I I . , , W 'DL . . . I . A ' r L1 ' ' ' t ' e 1 P . . . . V , I selves in the ball game until the fatal second half. Lowell changed the slow . . , , U O C C . 1 , , 1 4 , - 11f11f44 1716 HARRY CHIN Basketball llll s PLAYERS N LAI B HOWARD MACIA H CHIN H ZUGELDER WONG H GIN TEAM COMMERCE COMMERCE COMMERCE COMMERCE COMMERCE COMMERCE COMMERCE COMMERCE COMMERCE PLAYERS 110 LB DATE 10 17f44 10 24 44 10 26f44 OPPONENT BALBOA LOWELL SACRED HEART LINCOLN 15 35 I1 5 2712 12 F PLAYERS W IOHNSON MCCLURE LEWIS CURRY GALILEO POLYTECHNIC MISSION WASHINGTON 36 20 20 13 LOZA MATTEA 111 4 ST IGNATIUS 16 33 POINT STANDINGS 120 LB PLAYERS NORMAN LAI BOB HOWARD KEN MATTEA H WONG HOMER ZUGELDER ARNOLD LOZA TOM LEWIS HARRY CURRY WESLEY IOHNSON BILL MCCLURE IOHN MACIA AL PIRA FRANCIS LAI DALE PERKINS ARCHIE CAMERON IOE LA COME WONG YUEN ONG Basketball 120 s PLAYERS TEAM DATE OPPONENT SCORE 9 .I 1, 10,4 X44 42 D.. . ' -15 H, . . 10X X44 4 A. 10X 4 14. . 1 14 -5 7,f4 . - 55 75 49 63 I3 38 . 12 34 7 5 7 2 4 U 1 0 1 .LL 1 218 U 0 151 9 , . ' . 7,1 - , I ' . 4,1 -I , . ' 6,1 4 , I. A ' .11,1 - 'S . 11,1 - ' . I7 1 . - PERKINS E COMMERCE 120 s CAMERON E COMMERCE 120 PIRA C COMMERCE 120 s LAI G COMMERCE120s ONG G COMMERCE 120 LACOME G COMMERCE 120 s WONG F COMMERCE 120 s YUEN COMMERCE 120 COMMERCE 120 s OCT OCT OCT NOV NOV NOV I 2 2 1301 944 944 944 944 944 944 BALBOA LOWELL SACRED HEART LINCOLN GALILEO POLYTECI-INIC MISSION WASHINGTON ST IGNATIUS 13 33 15 30 26 24 18 20 3163 1617 30 43 30 36 2126 George Babe Egan 17 year old outstandtng football player Commerce Hlghs entry carrted too many gloves for Wallace Vander Veer of Camp MCQua1de tn the 135 pound Novtce Champlonshlp bout 1n the Golden Gloves on December 2 Wal lace 1ust d1d manage to keep off the floor after taktng a sttff flrst round punch Egan was awarded the dec1s1on planntng on followlng h1s brothers footsteps whlch seems undoubtedly true Tummy Egan Battles tu Draw By Albert Ramxrez After ten brutstng rounds the Tommy Egan Al Courtoure flght at Oakland Feb ruary 21 was called a draw The referee gave the ftght to Egan one ludge gave rt to Courtoure and the thlrd to Judge called 1t even Egan forced the frght throughout never ceasmg to pound hrs foe to the head and body wh1le Courtoure the hard sock lng Frenchman dellvered the much harder blows staggertng Egan but once durlng the flght but Tommy W1sely held on for a second or two and qulckly recovered From then on Egan was out for revenge and admrntstered to Courtoure qulte a lactng Egan recerved a very bad cut eye and before the ftght was over tt was completely closed Egan was asked to speak over the rnrke and sald lt was a hard flght and thrs fellow Courtoure IS really tough He spoke very dtsttnctly desplte belng a l1ttle out of breath after those ten bru1s1ng rounds of hard ftghttng A return match IS probable but Tommy IS rn the Merchant Marlnes and he mtght shlp out any tlme f3 Xa f f if f x. 1. 1 X s 3 L 1 X I' gf: C f -1 kc 'f ff E' fr r E ,1 , f I, Babe , younger brother of our own Tommy Egan, graduate of Commerce, is T . I - I Ufflcers nf the Commerce Batlallnn Ju' Sgt Wllham Place Instructor Co Bob MacDonald Lt Col Kenneth Hart 2nd Lt Iames Mills Mayor Fred Otlenbach Capt lack Ellsworth Capt Fra nk Beloy Capt Wxllxam Barnes 2nd Lt Edward Nielson 2nd Lt Warren Lampslure Znd Lt Arnold Clun 2nd Lt Iohn Bracco lst Lt Adj Henry Bonapart 2nd Lt Wrlllam Reeder 2nd Lt La Verne Lopes 2nd Lt Frank Warn Capt Samuel Slmpson Warran Ofhcer Ernest Callm By WARREN LAMPSHIRE The three men who run and plan all parades comprlse the stall ol the RO TC The Colonel IS a Well known boy around the school Colonel Bob MacDonald Lt Colonel Kenneth Hart IS another Well l1ke boy here at Corn rnerce Then there 1S the rnan who 15 not very often recogmzed the Lt Ad Jutant 2nd Lt Iames M1lls T323 ' l ll C f I 4 Q e. a . 'C 1 ,, , 2 9 an 'QKI 2 , f Q 3 EA . l ' a, E C - ' . . . . I , n . I I I , - ' Ellllllldlly The con pary commander company ts C apta '1 latclc Flleworth Th two 1un1or o lCGY posmons rr e d r Znd Lt La Vern Lope and 2nd Lt Henry Bona a te The strerjt t company ts app oftmately tn1rtyf1v t o ty 1 n A Company l all ot er compame ts trytng tor ne famoue Company Cup We wteh you apta n El efforth and yo 1 rnen cll he luck tn Company B Company branded wrth the fatal accrdent of Captam Tommy Le Baker at the begmnlng ot the term has done well under the dtrectlon ot ls Lt W1ll1am Barnes The two tumor othcers of th1s company are 2nd Lt Arnold Chtn and Lt Warren Lampshlre Th1S company seem to oe the smallest IH the battallon conta1n1ng about th1rty llV6 men and otllcers Although the smalles 1t has done well 1n every event B Company ts kno Mn as the Color Com pany ln Frtday mornmg parades thls means but one thtng that B Company guards the nat1onal and the regtmental flags Company C Company has come up to a very h1gn stindard 1n the RO T C th1 term The very capable and 1ntell1gent captam ot th1s company IS Captam Frank Beloy The two men who asmst Caotam Beloy are 2nd Lt Norman Yates and 2nd Lt Iohn Bracco Th1s company ts the largest company th S term w1th an enrollment of htty to tttty llVG men We all want to fvtsh Captaln Beloy and me company the oewt of luck throughout the term Enmpany Company C lllce Company B 15 mall but also very good tn all events Th1s company 13 headed by Fred Ottenoach Hts two younger olhcere are 2nd Lt Vlfllltam Reeder and 2nd Lt Ed Hard Ntel on both Capable at thelr Jobs D Company 1n the paet has been one ol the beet companxes tn everythmg and Captatn Ctlenoach 13 try1ng hard to lceep th1e good repu tatton The strength ol thte company 13 about rty men Good luck to D C ompany all term t33l H H I V1 1 of this 11 Q T 'l, f ,. - . S C ' Zil . ,r 'gy . .e X S, - IC T 1 . .if l1 of his 1 '. r 1 1' f e of r ':re. ll 1,1 ike . 's'. v' f tl . . 1 , C 1 .lm , 1, r . 1 fl 4 I tuture parades. ff 77 2 , C . . . . L , , L I ' 'I . . ,, ,. . X - . , H 79 I' 'l . ' ' Sf ' . . .1 'S , . Q 1 ' - W f 1 - , v ,, . H 77 I L - V v I Q , . . , . , , . - - - fn tt ff , , , .J . LOIS ELLIOTT Edltor Commerce Spznt Commerce Puhlleatluns 'itaf W ,Di Al Cec ha Burg Ma cellyn Nmggeler Lee Thomas Gene Eastm Betty Ann Lose Glona Fassler A Ed1tor Servxce Column Head Columnist Treasurer Ass t Edxtor Crrculahon Mgr Irene G1ll1es Ioyce Hxrons Emma Budz elxch Iackxe Bxgelow Mary Ann Luebbert General Staff ster Laurette Brumet Charles Vxllarreal Sarah Spmale Assmstants Kno photol Shura Fadeif Marlon Kerr Warren Lampshxre Tom Scholten Homer Zugfelder Tom Lewls Bert Dxllmger Helen D Indra and Beverly De Voe Dolore Gamlhes Staten Web Treasurer MRS BARBARA HIGGINS Sponsor MRS IRENE SHEARER I l . f F1 W- fs. L G- if fi x 5 , , ,--' ' Y ' e f, L fe C f ' ',lt I , y.ye T A 3 :-: 'Q ' A ' +5 V Q 5- ' Ki ' 4 A- V. 215 Q R I t 5 V , M ' ' I '.', .A z Q Vllrkl 5 , V Y, Y H I Harvest Camp By MARGARET OLSEN O August the ten V xvt e htgn o glrl rom S1 F 1 Q o and Oaklard land d tn G erv e a mill town tte f6f1lS valley of So orna Cou t Here we w spend th ee Meeks of our vaca lon ha xe tmg prun and cu g pea lmrned1ately upon ou arrrv we ook the Gev e Htgh School as our new hor e Our 'tr t da wa ttn up houselceeplng l'1 our t 1t ng e e a gettrng used to the terrtftc cnange 1 Nea The next mo nmg harply at f1ve th y tne artst g o l ra g Ftrst to the Odd Fellows Hall two lo ock away to f lt hreaf fast and dlscuss whos on what far 1 ard wtth tat court selor The next bell came at a quarter to even rt oytc tg the arrtval of the grower At thts pornt me all g Jbloed ou lunches and ran to cltmb aboard the tru lc of ot tgr' d grower and were off to start r ftr day of wo lx We struggled through our f1rst day of work and CIYTIVQJ back at camp at four o clock rushed for bathlng SUITS and sfvarn 1n the ever 1nv1t1ng Russlon Rtver Next on our day s program came 1nterest g oups wnere plan were soon started on our show Wh1ch was to clunax our ta week Some gathered up a team to play basketball and prac t1ce for the game we were to play wtth the Geyserwlle Gals Fr1day mght Later we gathered around to smg camp song or enyoy some slat Some of us made a mce blt of proflt V1v1an Lee earned most wh1le some of us Just about made our carfare home enough to buy a skirt and sweater Thats Just about how our days went workmg swtmmlng practtclng s1ng1ng and laughtng and complammg about odr crrppled knees and backs and our poor l1ttle well kept hands Harvest camp ts now behtnd us but we nold fond 'nemorte of those cold mornlngs at f1ve thrrty when a warm bed wa paradlse and of those hot afternoons at three ocloclc when water seemed more precxous than gold Q '-0,41 pm VW!!! 6 14 - x il -A-......,,,,u -4 av' ,aww 'Jr .fw- ,my-eww .ff - 4.32 5...- ff'-+ Wa 4? gf, , -V -YIM gg 5 f Q ,Fl A K ' J , M a , 5 gb A N 1 5 A . . ,V V m ai , F ' a - W I f 4 in Fgw XX: , 5 K , W ?L N 5 ' , N ' 1 H J I f K, I NTL, U w . K . , ' on Ol ... - ,, . .9 A M V +A. V4 N 4 l Q4 t T I , Q- I If F Pres1der1I VICE Pre 1 Secretcfr f Treasurer Soc1c1I R Pr 1d9I'll V1ce Pre 1 Secretory Splfll Rep Illllf F11-sllrlmll l.l.1s.s. IO I IIU OI O IA R 1 1 I I Ip IACQUELI U KN re r my Roor IO or1Ior111c1 I IQ 5 Pre IIVICII1 Ro If IH Room 30 The Snphnlunrr: Class EBVVIN BIRIC Report IOYCE MASO BA A R p BEATRICE CHA 4 GA A R BETTY LOVVE 13 IOAI A CHA I Adm Cooperohon 111 crll school dr1veS eSpec1c1Ily Blood DTIVO Bond Dr1ve Wor Stomp All Sophomore Orcf1e Ircr orqcrruged The .Iunmr Class BILL KI LLV ml R cl DOROTHY EUBAIIK R R ISABEL ROBERTv B R R p NIDA KELLY Adu Iumor Clase Dor1ce weld on Decemoer I 1944 Lnw Selunr Class EA PERKINS VARY NOBLE ICI f ISOLORES BUIII MALCO I HLRSKO BOB DAY IFGELER I-'UTSCHE L ld L MARC? LLK Ad! MRD LOU H1ke to Loke Anzo ow Novemrfr 5 944 B If: R de Held on No ember I9 f I 19 oecxch Lo Semor Skc.'e W December Do, CICDO'l cf1'1u1r,5 Q lfo IG LD Dog rrode I 1em Servo Q39 IO BUI O ALERI EAIY I I DAJ D CHI I CHARLES OBRI I SUSIE WO IG WESLEY IOH ISO I MRS IESSI SMITH DOROTHY PAIIO RUTH MORALES WILFORD WASHOM MISS ELLEN TREWICIQ K1 ff f C f fL I I I I I I I I ll I'rf:.s1de1 I I-l.l f'fff 2 Tre .zurer ,HIT EI- V1':e-Prn.z1der1t AIIT lf II,IlflIIf-.III ' g'7Cl'1 Rep , ff. , Sec fm y lvl 'XI f'f F,fIIf III.-7, YH! Lf-friffr PIfTf ,',I52I'f'I'OI'I7 Ad'.'l.'f ff ES Q , ff' I,I 21,1 F s':2iri1'i1 1 IAP ' ', C II r 5, ,fl . '. 7.1 1 , ' ,. 1 L , I I I . , ,, , ,,,,, 1 er I I f ' - Eldfifll ,, ,,,,. ,,,,, , TI , , . e ,, ' 1Ef' 'I ' ,,,, TI . , f, , . ,, W W , , , ' Yell Leader , ' f' I. ' e ., ,, , XI f 'Zeer . . 1 I ' ' Q ' ., , , ' Donor A -, , 1 53. , I O 1 1 .1 . I I I I es' , , , , .I . Soc' cg: 1 S ' - LS- ent ., , I 1' -1 GA f-p. , -. I ,, , .. . . S A. . Q, , A' , 1,,,. . ,,.... ,, , ,, B I 'fser 1 I ' 1 - 1 - 1 I A ,421 ' U11 1 1 President , . .,,, , , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.. DL II . 611 Q! Vice-Preside-:ii ,, , ,,,, ,,,,, , ,, . . M, 1 f Secre 7' ,, , J I 1 I ft L-H Tredffurer I Llxf. A . - 1 Yell Q' er , f. K 11.1.11 YQL1 may 1 1,1 ' if ri., -YY' -mf fi , . 3 'L if ' . I Do. , I. . 1 e I 1 . I 'J , ,xi I I . 'ff . ' . Q. . . LLH4 H rj V A 1 f If I--15. ' 1 f ' . 1 . c I Q ro. Girls' League Pregidem ROSEMARIE CAGNA Treasurer , , PATRICIA SEDDON Vice-President CATHERINE ZABOUKAS IESSIE KING Secretary . ANITA CIRELLI Social Chairman ISABEL ROBERTS Welfare Charrmarr MILDRED SCHMEEQ Advrser MISS HELEN THURSBY Installatlon Assembly October ll 1944 Guest Speaker Mrs Mary Kohler Juvenlle authorrty Brg Srster Day was held on October 13 l944 Chrrstmas Assembly December 7 1944 GAA OFFICERS Presrdent DOLORES KRUEGER Vrce Presldent DANA MILLER Secretary FREDA CONSIGLI Treasurer NORMA MUZZIN Partlcrpated rn games and partre on Baby Day Play Day and Hal lowe en Dance llluh OFFICERS Presldent MAY ELLEN KLAPPRODT Treasurer FRITZIE BOWEN Secretary DONNA SNELL Wardrobe Mrst DOROTHX BAND Took part 1n the Semor Imx the G1rls League Assembly CSF Assembly the Iournal Ioys and the Chrlstmas Program Therr annual banquet was held at the Srr Erancrs Drake Hotel Glen llluh Preslllnnts Eluh Promoted many actrvrtles a Splflled stu dent body and stronger cooperatmg grouD and to collect Joke books for servrce men Advrser MR VOCKE Thelr mam ob1ect1ve was to enloy musrc I 40 l ,I I l I vice-Pfesrelehlel seee GLORIA F1-xssLER Historian, fffffl Plel D ,,l,,i,Y,iMARGARET oLsEN ' 2 Student Cnurl and Senior Enntrnl Iudgo , , 7 .,,. KEN HART Prosecuting Attorney FRANK BELOY Bailift MARION STUART Clerks BARBARA DOI-IERTY DPIPIIWG Attorney LOIS ELLIOTT STELLA CASALETTO Advrser MR WILLIAM VOCKE Iudge dectdes gutlt Cluef of Pohce keeps defendant 1n custody unt1l ba1l1ff calls hlrn to swear htm 1n Court stenographers keep notes and send out summons Senlor Control grves l1Ck9lS to offenders Black E 'Inmely Pre 1ClG'll WILLIAM LOSKUTOFI' Vtce Pre ldent RICHARD STANFEL Secre ary GEORGE LOSKUTOFF Treasur r IIM BAGATELOS Sergeant at Arms MARCE EAYAUTET Iournal Rep STATEN WEBSTER Re o ga nzed Wxth Mlss Srntth Spon or 5FandS5'i OFFICERS OF THE C S F OFFICERS OF THE S S S President FRED OFFENBACH P esrdent THERESE DRISCOLL Secretary Treasurer VIVIAN LEE Se retary Treasurer MERLE ANEINDSEN Adv1ser MISS AGNES STRACHAN Advrser MISS AGNES STRACHAN Trlp to Stanford Unlverstty and I-Ioover Tower Annual banquet W1ll l I-Iallowe en theme Held at Cafeterta Award Assembly Serles of tableaux were presented ern phazlng thelr motto Scholarslnp for Servxce Puhllc dllress Eluh OFFICERS Presldent ATHAN RATNER M rnbe ANTHONY PAUL VICG Presldent GEORGE GILKISON RAYMOND CASKEY A1ded at dances unportant programs and assembhes E411 if 77 ' L . 5 'I I I I I I l I ,YVV, CMARY LOSCUTOFF Vice-President , I I , ,V , ,.,,.,KAY LAZOS I Pres1dent Vxce Presldent Secretary Presldent Vlce Pre ldent Bank Club Uffllzers FAY WEINBERC Treasurer VIOLET PFEIFFER RUTH SCHONERT Tellers BESSIE HUNTER lOE ROMANO SYLVIA WEINBERG ROSE VERDUCCI MURIEL WEISER Advlser MR JOHN CONNELL About SU student body bought Stamps and War Bonds Snclal Servuze Eluh PEARL WIFSTRAND ELENA CHEPERNICH Adv1ser Help rendered to all act1v1t1es tor Red Cross Secretary Treasurer MRS MARIE IOHNSON Hundreds of artlcle Health Servlmz Eluh VELMA VILLALTA BEVERLY COLL s made ELLEN LEE Presldent CATHERINE MELCHOIRS Secretary Vice Pre ldent DARLINE PAPPAS Treasurer Aclvrser MRS MARION SCHOCH YOURS FOR HEALTH Party for all members CAROLINE MOLINA Prnlentlun llluh Llhrary Eluh Under Mr Eklof Bob Kendall and Betty Ann Wrth Mlss Grayson and Mrs Schramko Lose ran educatlonal fllms arded all who read or studled 1n l1brary Stage Craft Class The Stage Craft Class under the excellent supervrston of Mr Gledtzsch has been 1n exrstence at Commerce for two years lt IS a regular class and can be entered upon reg1strat1on The pup1ls 1n th1s class make all the scenery for the plays decorate the stage and change the settmgs between scenes And another duty ot thls class IS the respons1b1l1ty of hghtlng and all extra effects T42 I ,, H W , H ,,,, ,,,,, ,,,, . 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V LEE THOMAS Ed1tor he Jnurnallsm Classes The Hlqll Sehunl ef llnmmeree P R E s E N T The Sprlnq Class nf June, 1945 Wlth the hope that the next Journal Wlll be edlted ln peacetlme when materlals Will be more eas1ly avallable Ehanqes ln the Faculty far the Sprulq Term Because ot lllness Mrs Kutsche was not able to be at Commerce for th Sprmg term 45 Mxss Mane Rudto Was the substltute tor Mrs Kutsche and proved to be very capable ln the pos1t1or1 Only one other substrtutron was made that of Mrs Fern Hall for Mr Phrlhps who left Commerce at the begmnmg of the Fall term 44 543 , I Q A fe, 1 I of I ' , . e l Mrs Ruby Robb at UR Who s Who Ol9Cl1O 1 ot th torm IS Mrs Ruby Robb for she lg has led an extremely rnterestmg hte She 15 a descendant of a long lme of proneers Her grandfather was a member of the Vlgllante Commlttee of early San Francrsco her father was a rrder of the Pony Express Mrs Robb IS truly a San Francrscan Born 1n San Franctsco she attended Horace Mann then graduated from Grrls Hrgh School wlth hrgh honors Dec1d1ng upon a medlcal career she entered and graduated from the Unrver srty of Calrfornra she entered Hahnejnan Medrcal College of the POC1l1C and remamed there untll the drsaster of the San Franclsco Earthquake and Frre She attended 1n all srx dlfterent types ot schools She centered her hte around the act1v1t1es of the YWCA for some years and held many pos1t1ons rn the organrzatron She has traveled much and says that gas masks a1r ra1ds and War terrors are fam1l1ar to her as she saw many of them 1n London ln Ireland she saw chlldren completely equrpped Wlth masks The Work ot deans ln the hrgh schools was started by Mrs Robb Whrle she was teachrng at Polytechnrc At Commerce she has been mvaluable Her regrstry was always well cared for and her classes were always popular Her attltude IS better descrlbed by her when she says I love to teach and every student seems to be a part of my famrly although my 1mmed1ate famlly have all passed on We love Mrs Robb and We take pleasure 1n makxng her our Who s Who of thrs term Zona Mae Wnght 44 . 5.x- ir ws... Q S' . IS . , lt . . , . 0,4 - I . - . , , r . I I - I , 1 - ' I I , . . . . .. 1 H . . . . , .. , H . - Y X t ef? X Q1 AMMJH A L 1VIl:M1llan Wt 0 17-A ff We take th1s opporturuty to thank X jyou for all the fme thmgs you have jj mor us the Semor Class and IMA, Aj ,jf for everybody here at Commerce X4 Q jx We are proud that you were our counselor and that we had the opportumty of knowmg you and Workmg Wlth you Ceclha Burg M -in M Edrtor Hrptfyvvtkl-f ff'-IUKQ JE ,M 45 y , r I R H II A A T r d I r U N f Q 'Iii f .W W f , ' X 1 .4 J fd I I I f ,L f h X, . ' ' LIU! ff' jj X X4 'jf 1 X fl! 11411. XV, ' 1' f I I . fjbj fd uk f K JV I k . . MARCELLYN MARTI NIGGELER Ed1tor of Commerce splfll LEE THOMAS Edltor of Commerce Ioumal Albert Ramxrez Sports Edxtor Irene Gxllxes Clrculatlon Manager Raymond Chan Cecllxa Burg Asslstant Edxtor Dolores Wheeler Cxrculatzon Manager Helen ODea Carol Atwood Mary Ann Luebbert lean Rogers Column Madelene Hemzer Service Barbara Wolters Zona Mae Wnght Chronology Thelma Slavm H4 Iournal Representahve Frank Beloy ROTC Dale Perkms ArtEd1tor No Photos Sau Chm Ioyce Hlrons Helen Dlndxa Tom Lewxs Ixm Bagatellos Beverly DeVoe Dean Perkms Tom Sholten Treasurer Mrs Barbara Hxggms Sponsor Mrs Irene Schearer T451 'Q 4 '. I 1 K R Y if X li ll if gc 9 , '1 . 7 , 7 I . 7 . , I , 2 , 1 7 . 7 . . . . .F . . . ..,.., , . G? U H HEHIJ HE D Walter Holhngsworth Frank Platts Stanley Staub Peter Hard1e Iohn Bagxs George R Wentzel Harry A Robey Iames Curtzn Ronald Lmdlow Fred Sxmendlnger Leonard Read Nlcholas Gorshen Harry E Stark Delbert Watson George T Ot1s Anton P Bralkovlch Norman McKay Lt Iohn W Rxcohermoso Alwyn Wong Lou1s D Stefam Norton Le Goullon Taft Toy Mmoru Yoshlda Paul Wolf Capt Burt Scott Edward Souza Douglas Sloberg Ray Gasparettl George Manos Henry Kolby Otto I1l1as Ioseph Pfahnl Wllham Saunders Harold C Blumenshme Ben Iackson Imax. Wnunded In flcllnn Frank Cnder George Pfender Norman Francms Cook Raoul G Sosa Ir Antone Klepec Lawrence D Quaccxa lack Klemsorg Ed. Contl Lt Iames R Woods Robert Dawn Lt Iohn Parker Larry Gee Domuuc Wong Allen Holroyd Ioseph L Desantl Lt Iohn Carbone LOUIS Papoms Lesl1e L1m Femando Palaclos Yue Lee Robert Stewart Constantlne Travlos Russell Slsung Eustace Scr1pp1ll1t1 R1chard Sh1nn MISSIHU IH I-lntlnn Lt Collm Chong lack Sk1nner lack Dodson l47l Q I I I I jx , jqf' ' U at ja . 4wffff, 'q1, ' Hlqll Senlnr Class Presldent lerry Coonley V1cePres1dent Mary Noble Secretary Ruth Solomon Treasurer Dan Lagan Soclal Rep Madelene Hemzer Iournal Rep Thelma Slavm GAR Dolores Lozarlo Yell Leader Marcellyn Nrggeler BAR Eddle Martmez Adv1ser Mr McM1llar1 The Seruor class has emoyed a Seruor Imx a Prom and has started a Shreld SOC1elY lflass llfflners f' lug Law Senlnr Class CTop rowl Pres1dent Louls Fuclle Vrce Presrdent Renee Ruster Secretary lsabel Roberts Treasurer Ted Hausler GAR Catherme lrr1b1mbo BAR Ioe Romano Soclal Rep Dorothy Panos Yell Leader lackle Rlchards Iournal Rep lean Rogers Adv1ser Mlss Clarlce K1rW1n The seruors selected thelr pms and blocks and made tme plans for L4 H4 Day on Iune 6th 548 JUIIIUI H1155 J Cl TO All e Pr dent Mar OTIC 1 1 R Bart' ara ee Yell Leade Alf t Ler re a t 71 1am lx er Trea ll P SOC al Hep l C ll l Trew1CK lLlI'llO 1cera tle un JF lr 1 ded the dance td on rough tle etlr e act1ve and uccee ful f tl1e cl1ool gym Snphnlnnrv Class CBottom ro ffl rue If a 1 er lfl ver l Pres1dent Dav1d Ch1n VlC6 Pre's1dent Pat Fergus Secret ry Beatr1ce Chan Treasurer Babloette Lo 1 BAR Dale Perkme GAR laclc1e Cullen Soc1al Rep Patr1c1a Morgan journal Rep Betty Cullen Yell Leader Rudy En1a1an Sponsor Mrs l9SSlG Srn1th Th1s class had a most successful term They fere a1ven 1n trust on m dancmg by M133 Rud1o ass1sted by Mrs Sm1th The Sophomore class toon lo ds on the Pear 1t-3 and Soft Dr '1lc tand on Sad1e Hawlcms Day Freshman Class CTh1rd ro N rgntb l3ree1dent lolrn Bueno f1cel3're1dent Antor a R ,1rnbfn1 Secretary Tune W1Sell Treafsurer Alfred Seeley Soc1al Rep Dolore VV e ler Adm er M1 L1uZ2a Tne Pre hman Cla 5 lait term pro Jed to oe one n1t1ft1 1e ond amh t1on uneurually or ome term wth vanou 19 CCl1Vl7 e ot t e r P dance and part qt1on The Pre nmer upper clam e e enc, T49 t1me at Corn erce Tfte en1o,ed a Je J ucce t enter ammert V ed tor 1e na fe ta J ulcce l te YW n fe coo? t ' I I I I lfwecori ' P If V1 'll' TXYQCQ' efii 1, . 5 ' l1T'1r1f.ler f1l1eg 'fytf Muriel lffeli , ss llllil l,11i1 Cf ., Q, i vlltlfj Ii C'f11'1rlf-' V v1fT'f?, ' 1 1, f1'ff1Cl,T,Q F leg' r, Her, 1 1 'v'f-1 , Ne 1 ' ' . Th 2 1 e grti of t11,, ' r 0'l1 1 l if C :fain had fi 3' 2 ff: ','e'?Q111 Tins 'nolu 1 . lgel May Stn, 111 f . Q . . I I 1 , 1 l 1 Q ' -I 1 C1 1 .J - 1 V1 1: 1 2 -1 2 . 1, 1 1 A I 1 - - ' , . .. . 111' ' 'ss,'1f1A. . , . l .. . .. '1. 11.1 11f1,s. Q ' O I 'I . v L , , 1 Q , , g l ' f S' , o' 1. . 1', . '. g , , . ' ., n e g ' 'fs , ' ss 1 sn . , 1 ' ' 1 ':1'1th1.'11l1' , . Q 1 f. 1 . .rn . . Q1 1 1 1 -ry 2 :1f1l1. 1 ' 5 1 '. .S ,rovtd . them. Ariana these 2-pre '1 , 1C1ff Y fl tl ' ' Q 5 . E1 uppe olaxiaeg. . sl w l 1 11 d f 3' fgsfu r.r. and hw A ' ,9Tf1ff?Cl W1 11 the , 7 'C 'N 'f' , if 5 11'..t:. l.lC.,.. 'V E5'j'R ,W 5' ,J 44 Velma Lois Anderson Walter Andls Cancelled fellows Leg paint Business History Wishing Nothing Merle Iune Anhndson School cliques Secretarial course Skating Ida Lorraine Arellano Athena Aslmos Girls wearing turbans Too much make up Spanish Secretarial training History Talking Dreaming Reading Carol lea 1 Atwood Glrls Ahce Barcos Dorothy Iune Banch N ellie Batcnlf Conceited boys glrls Loud girls Civics exams Spanish Mathematics Spanish History Taking snapshots Talking Frank Ray Beloy Reyna A Bernal Gabby women K irlsl Homework Q Secretarial Iacquelme M Bigelow Moody people Secretarial Talking Audrey A Bloom Homework History Dancing Norma B Braxda Overdone hairdo s Secretarial ltallan Listening to records Anne Helen Buchbauer Grouchy people Business Talking Spanlsh Fay Brglovsky Boys who lhink they re good H1 Henry Bonaparte Homework Spanlsh Talking Rosemcme Brown Too much lipstick Science Star gazing Eatmg Melba Madeline Blanch: Too much make up Italian Geraldme D Bxondl Homework tory Bookkeeping Reading Cathenne F Bowen Homework Hlstory Talking Tama Bucharov Homework Secretarial Chewing gum Dolores Georgia Bunn Cecllm Burg Leg pancake makeup Nosey people History Merchandis History ing Pooling around Writing letters Pounding a piano Buying records Laughing Barbara F Burrows Frances Marlan Butala Adelme Cardxel Pamted legs Three quarter socks Snobs Secretarzal Mathemalxcs Span Sc1ence ln a d1ther Somethlng Day dreammg Eudora Mary Carter Charles W L Chan Pearl Theresa Chan Too much make up Myeell No1se Hlstory Archlleclural Draftmg l-llslory Workmg and Dancmg and Slflglflg Breathmg Phylhs Chan GOSSID Secretarlal Homework Elena V Chepermch Boys Raymond S Chan Workmg Sclence Readmg Arnold H Chm L1SlEl'llI'lg to muslc Rosel Chang Conceltedness Secrelarlal Club Meetlngs. Annabelle Chm People askmg peeve Overdressmg Secretarlal SCIENCE Home Econ Sc1ence Math Talkmg Mary Chm Anme Choy r r Drawmg Irene Grace Clark Nothing Elmer Tom Chmn Roughnecks Hxelory L1sten1ng to radlo Mary Chmg Slacks wlth fur coats Secretanal Anythmg Vera Iune Chnstensen Too much make up Mathematlcs Readmg Beverly Coll Gettmg up ln lhe A M Hollywood hcurcuts Hlstory Hxstory Home Econ Gomgto movles lust lookmg around Fleacllng and wrmng Sau F Chm Too much make up Mathmatlcs Scxence Playlng basketball Margaret A Chmn Tests Clencal Reaclmg Phyllzs M Cooley Homework I-hstory Smgmg At e AtA Ierry O Nell Coonley Flagrant concert SCIGHCG Math Talkmg Robert Homer Day Work Mathemaucs Nothlng Agnes Dent Too much make up Clerlcal D1gg1ng for money Dolores Lozano Conce1ted boys Hlslory Day dreamlng lack Gordon Du Pee Grrls chew1ng gum Mathematlcs Homework Olga Lydia Estrada Homework Commerclal Art Drawma Edmund Fun Studymg Sclence Math Studymg Blanche C Craft Leg make up Secretarlal Eatmg danclng Lydra Decra Concened boys Secrelarlal Talklng Wxllxam Dzals lr Slow slreelcars Hrstory Manford W Crossen Glrls combmg ha1r1n Reg Mathematrcs Cutlmg up Evelyn A DeMaestr1 Plaslered faces Secretanal Homework Sarah D1 Mare Bleachecl ha1r Spamsh Workmg playmg ball Llstenlng to A Russell Vlolette Dorotte Bleached blondes French Home Econ Talkmg about W Gerald Lewzs Ehlers Crabby people l-llstory Golng to shows George Fong Gettlng up rn A M Mathematlcs AVO1d1ng work Rosle Lou Getas Tearmg people apart Art GOIDQ to shows Dons Irene Du Bors Screammg glrls Talkmg Barbara Lu Enckson Homework Hrstory and Sclence ASk1H Drd you do Chem? Wlllxam Wallace Ford Apple pollshmg H1story and Scxence Worrylng teachers Ioy M Gettle Loud g1rls Secretanal Eatmg I.eVerne Lucrlle Gxbbs Lena Martxnez Gomez Stella Gonzales Homework Too much make up Too much make up Secretar1alTra1nmg Spamsh Spanxsh Danc1ng Cookmg Q, 1 Nadine Dons Gore Homework Sales Talking Eumce Ioan Harns Snappzng gum Spamsh Daydreamlng Madelene R Hexnzer Sc1ence 51 Math Malcolm Ralph Hersko Human cats Soc1al SlUdl6S Lan Robert Y Ho Waltmg for street cars Mathematlcs Medttatmg Frank Iohn Houston Bleached blondes Math and Spamsh Huntlng Chester!-1 Hurdle Boys ln Zoot Sults H1SlOfY K1dd1ng someone Dorothy lung Iewell M Gray Loud boys and glrls Secretanal Daydreammg Barbara Haw None Soclal Sc1ence Llstenmg to radlo Loretta F Hermann Short Men Mathematlcs G1ggl1ng Francis T Heunng Engl1sh7 Math and Edward Habeeb None H1story Talkmg Lxlhan E Heckathom Women SCIENCE H1story and Buslness Talk1ng Glona R Hernandez SlSS1l1Gd boys Spamsh L1sten1ng to D1ck Haymes Ioyce Valrea Hxrons Long phone conver Sclence Makmg satlons H1SlOI teachers halr grey Rushmg to classes Kenneth Gene Hong Duncan Houston Lazlness Mechamcal Draftrng L1sten1ng to radlo Wanda Lorene Howell Crowded street cars Sclence and Math Talkmg Vxvxan E Immel Dlrty saddle shoes Home Econom1cs Chewtng gum Robert M Kendall People who chew gum Sc1ence and Math Readmg Paul Hu fKum Ionel Work Mathematlcs Breathlng Dorothy D lung Gettmg ln trouble SCIENCE Worrylng about Exams Wllllam E Koenxg Fake blondes Someone showlng off Glrls rn general Clerlcal Math Sclence Span Nothmg Playmg the Juke box Homework Buslness . . -i - . it . 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Y guages-Talking ' ' ' Fama Kordouhs Show oft boys Art and Secretarral Drawmg Margaret Io Lagrone Concerted people Hrstory Talklng laughmg Warren M Lampshxre Leg make up Prrntmg Worklng Mabel Lee Mathematzcs Hlstory Edward C Lem WOfk1Hg Sclence Math Readmg Rosemarie Lmcecum Bashtul bo js Secretanal Wrse cracklng Dolores Lozano See 55 Paulme P Louxe Stoclcrngless g1rls Bustness Readlng Wzllxam F Mahoney Deborah Ann Kosta Damel A Logan Crowded streetcars P1Ck ups C1tzen Homemakmg Math Hlsgory SIUQUIQ Cuttmg up MargaretK Lam Concelted people Secretanal HISLOTY Playmg studymg Betty Ann Lee Halr dyelng Secretarlal TIGIDIIIQ Nothmg Marlon Lee Dentlsts Bookkeepxng Dorothy R Lenzt Too much make up Itahan Secretarxal Star gazlng Mary Llvas Concelted boys Secretarlal Dreamlng Lorrame Esther Lowy Short men Merchand1s1ng Wntmg letters Ruby L Mar Brown socks on glrls Tests Sclence Math Hlstory Spamsh Talklng Homeworlf FIGHCIS Lampre COHCSI ed g1rls boys Home Econornlcs Nothmg lane Lee Homework SCIENCE Secretarlal Pnscxlla M Lee Selfzsh people Spanlsh Accountrng Harr1ettK Lem Zoot sults ACCOUHLIHQ Daydreamrng Dorns E Locks Crabby teachers Secretarlal Tramln Thmklng of Len K Marxlyn Rose Madson Bossy people Sclence Readlng Nxclr Manam Stockmgless grrls Hrstory Writing letters Gazing out window Cleanino house of Dons A Markle Teacher s pets Spanish Secretanal Talking Chester I Maskulkc: Food rationing History Playing baseball Leslie G MacGowan Lois Math Spanish Kiddlng people Sarah Ann Morello Catty people History Talking Robert G Newey Stocklngless girls History Whistllng at glrls Mary M Noble Unmannerly boys Secretarlal insulting people Gordon R O Keele Getting up 1n A M Mathematics Telling tall stones Margaret Palavos Conceited people Secretarial Singing Carole Bet: Marler Elves Commercial Always flirting Dons L Matgen Biting na1ls Shorthand Dreammg Betty Rose Mehrer Short men Clerical Writing letters Vera Musettx Bashtul boys Secretarlal Popping oil Edward Nielsen Work History N othing I.aVerne Nowxckl Two faced people Hlstory Playing cupid Eduardo Martmez Breathmg Mathematics Clrculatmg blood Bernice lean Moy None Cler1cal Working Lena Memm Conceited people Italian Singing Norman Muzzin Loud people Secretarial Wa ting time Marcellyn Nlggeler S F weather Science Carrying lot ol book Helen O Dea Conce1ted boys Spanish History Talking Iosephme P O Leary Elmo Ollzson Ir Show offs Hlstory Laughing Slow streetcars History Enghsh Worklng Evelyn M. Palisi Show-oil boys Accounting Heading Tula Pappas Shorl ha1r Shorthand Llstenmg to radlo Mercedes A Pasquall Staymg home ltallan Sec Helpmg Doms thmk of Len Thelma G Pedrantz NOISY g1rls Hlslory L1sten1ng to muslc Vlola E Plelsch Bashful boys French Art Droohng over hlm Lorrame Pon Hlslory Llstemng to music Mary A Prevezlch No stockmgs Secretary Itallan Golng to movles Lola Ragghxanh Fussy boys Stenography Talklng to Mary Wxlham R Reeder Bashful glrls Hlstory Hllllng bulls eyes Tomasma Panaccx Calty glrls H1 tory Fleadmg Ianet M Paulson Conceued boys Merchandlse Dreammg Dean Perkms Dirty gym floors Sc1ence Malh Eatrng ln B D room Nacxa H Polyzozs Short men Sc1ence H1SlOTY Laughmg talk1ng Manon Y Poon Concened people SCIENCE Math Lrstenlng to radro Elzta 1. Quan Show offs Sclence Spamsh Gomg to movles Albert Ramxrez Makmg up 1n class Spanlsh Drama Radro dramas Dorothy T Rxchmond Conceltecl people I-hstory Horseback r1d1ng Wordna M Parker Boy crazy grrls Hlstory Horseback rrdmg Pairlcla G Peak Clean saddles Hlstory Looking a' Vogue Magazme Dons M Plckrell Bleached ha1r Sale-smanshxp Domg Homework Iermam K Polzm Gaudy g1r1s French Dreamlng Emma Poppm Homework Sales Readmg Leslxe K Radbruch Bashful glrls Hlstory Cuthng Harnet F Reed Cancelled people HISTOTY Laughmg swlmmmg Cnspm Roaque Bashful glrls Hxstory Playmg sports .P . , r- . - - 1 . - 1 I I , . . f 1 - 1 1 DOYOUIY A Robb Helen L Rogers Fellows that don t Snooty glrls dance Soc1alstud1es Hrstory Englrsh Star gazrng Elren Sanchez Ladres hots Sclence Hrstory Sornethrng new Iune Schlckler Snobs Hlstory Thmkmg about R Dorothy G Schrrudt Snobs Secretarlal Dancmg Anita Edxth Sarlm Busybodles Hrstory Secretarral Talkrng about Geo Mildred M Schmees Lazlness Spamsh Math Poundrng the prano Homework Hlstory Lookmg around class Slnglng Peter Ross Stockmgless grrls Mathematrc Studylng Dorothy M Schaffer Dorng the d1shes Secretarral Gorng to shows Anton I Schm1dt Cheap glrls Mathematrcs Llstemng to record Srgnmg pledges Scrence Math Betty Lou Segrm Thelma Slavm Glrls wlthout socks Dead heads Secretarlctl Commerclal Hlstory Gomg to dances Keep em guessmgl Homework lean LaVon Smith Wa1t1ng for streetcars Home Economlcs HOSp1lGl work Carol R Specht Richard A Sidnlel Peroxrde blondes Concerted people Hlstory Household Mathematlcs Arts Readmg Brlly Io Thomas Peroxlde blondes Soclal Studres Talkmg to grrls Chewmg gum Benyamm Smith None Math Hrstory Ruth Solomon Male mlnd readers French Secretarlal Talkmg Beverly Strand Tardy boys Secretarlal Student Body Work Bernadette R Toronto Mary C Tnguerro School from 8 45 3 10 Ignorance Home Economrcs Languages Admlrrng pretty teeth Readlng . ' Iune M. Schmidt Thomas L. Scholten Florence Ioy van de Cappelle Exams Clerlcal Laughmg Vllma V Vxllalta Concelted boys Sc1ence Eatmg Dolores Welch Dolores Mae Vannl Homework Bookkeepmg Readmg Matt I Vuksxmch Ir Fat women G slacks SCISHCG Math Pm ball machmes lean Wendt Dlrty saddle shoes Washmg dxshes Home Economlcs Hlstory Talkmg on phone Rushmg Helga E Whxte Pearl L Wxfstrcmd Too much make up Concelted people Sc1ence Home Economlcs Homework Dancmg Dolores Vargas Concelted people Spamsh Talkmg on phone Beatrxce Weglmsky Dumb boys Commerclal Dancmg Ruth P Wheldon Smart people Salesmanshxp Wondermg Clarence Wxlborn Bashful gtrls History Playmg basketball Enerree M Wnthers Bcrbarcxl Wolters None Huntmg and hshmg Btg Tlme Operators H1SlOfY Noth1ng May Y Wong Tests Busmess Fteadmg letters Cormne H Ylm Fmal Exams Hlstory B1t1ng naxls Cathenne Zaboukos Short fmgernalls Math Spamsh Wrxtmg letters Mathematlcs Flzrtmg Matxlda Wong Concelted people Spanish Secretanal Iecm D Young Sophlstlcated glrls Scxence Ice skatmg Helen Zopolos Bleached blondes Spamsh Dancmg Mechamcal Drawmg Nothmg Zona Mae Wnght Bashtul boys Spamsh Dramatlcs Rushmg around Rose Chu Young None H1SlOfY Makmg clothes Iohn I Saylor Too much make up Hlstory Playmg basketball ' . 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Harry King Wong Nxelson Bates None Commerclcxl Nothlng 1 I ackxe Perry Boshful boys HISTOTY Cutilng QHAU Wxllxam H Rokes Commg to school 1- Fxshmg hunimg Vxrgmxa L Thomas lVpJnoio7aa,a!14 Carlos Almaral Heicher Bass Lonme Bxckham None None None Math Sclence '7r1nt1ng Hlstory Hrstory Noihmg Nothmg Recrdmg loseph A De vlCl0f1G Raymond L Foo lames Madison None None Homework HlSlOfY Math Buslness HISTOTY Nothmg Sleepmg Ice skatlng Mary Dong None Matherncmcs Day dreamlng Charles B Ramormo Gas Hcmonmg Soc1c1lStud1es Math Nothlng Bertha Edna Spexzer Concelled boys Buslness course Chewlng gum Frank Iohn Warn Clean saddle shoes Trafhc tlckets Spanlsh Iournahsm Mathematlcs Wrmng NoseyCupxd F1sh1ng Evelyn Wong Patncxa Ann Leong Thmk before dolng Wolfesses Clerlcal HISTOTY Locxflng Lookmg at the clock Daydreammg Mabel Chm Anita Caro Mary Ann Luvbbert Foggy mornmgs Spamsh Takmg care of thmgs Barbara Revel Concelted boys Secretarlal Combmg my hour Patncxa A Tamier Bleached blondes Household Arts Nothmg Ada Lew Wong Bleached blondes Buslness Lrstenmg lo radxo Stella M Zambellz History Smgmg Conce1ted boys Accountmg Talkmg on phone Eugene W Moberg Sports Hxsiory At the games Burton E Trppxe Ioseph H Uzeia Hazel E Wxlkmson School Doxng nolhmg Bleached blondes Sue-nge Spamsh H1SlOfY Logfmq Huntmg Dancmg S- 6 . , .X . . 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Commerce Illrqaruzetlnns Prnlertuln fluh Presrdent hmrny Pallas Vtce Pre rdent Barbara Frrclfsen Span or Mr Carl Flflo Prolectro Club have earned Opera or Lrcense lfnmmerce llrrhestre Drrector Mr larnesW Rrley Tte member of the Senror Orchestra are George Burlchctt Mary lane Constable Nrclc Ferrante lean Fulherat Alda Gallr Lave Aaron Mrller Kathryn Mohott Oscar Moran laclae Perry Mrldred Schmees Emlly Trlpodes Walter Ulbrrcht Frank Warn Phylhs Wrlsan The members of the Iunrar Orchestra are Rallrns Broussard Andrew Hom Stuart lanes Mary Kardouhs Bermce Lasserre Emma Lee lda Mar Carl Mays lay Nrcha hnr Lucas Palrtrs Health Service Presrdent Lenare Morgan Vrce Presrdent Hazel Wrlkrns Secretary Lorra ne Farx Treasurer Andr Bow Sponsor Mrs Schoch They tllled Chrrstrnas boxes to oe sent to torergn cauntrres prepared donatron pam phlets for hotels and helped the Ped Cross r SQA.,- t 64 G A A Enuncll Presrdent Margaret Corcoran Vrce Pre 1 dent Rose Butala Secretary Pat Fergu Treasurer Susre Wong Yell Leader Dalare Krueger Sponsor M1 Manorre Grrnnell GA A held Play day Sports days and Baby day Snclel Service Eluh Presrdent Pearl Wrf trand Vrce Presrdent Tlena Chepernrch ecre ary rra Vrllalta Treasurer Beverly Call Sponsor Mrs The Socral Servrce Club has made Drddy bags tor the Red Cross and hats tor th Carnrval Glee Club Presrdent Gene McGowan Vrce Presrdent Darrrs Lacks Secretary Murrel Werser Lrbrarran Lrlhan Zeeder and Publrcrty Marcellyn Nrggeler Sponsor Mrss Lorrarne Martrn Entertamed students at rallres and assem blles Helped Red Cross collect sheet musrc for boys rn servlce Senlnr lfuntrnl Sponsor Mr Vxlrlham Vaclce I I I I I I I I I I . u , 1 r .g ' - S' ., ' , 5 I - S34- ' t 53 . . . 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X QV. 1' f anne Eummltlne o Ar Wllltam Voclce Euge e l!'3cDor4d Frank Beloy lV1ll Vfashart Fd Sl at r Frank Allen Zo a Wrtght Lee The t lean Young Rtc lard Pranza Char te De Battsta Randa Allen Beverly Strand Hlqh Y llluh Presrdent Gene Easton Vtce Prestdent lohn Saylor Secretary Bruster Pong Treas Brtllhart Entered oacketball league Tnps to Lak Temescal Lake Anza and Mt Dtablo Bank Eluh Prestdent Sylvta Wetnberg Vrce Prest dent Rosemarte Catalano Secretary Treas urer Besste Hunter Sponsor Mr lohn Connell Durtng the Stxth War Loan Drtve mor than S32 UUU North ot war bonds were sold through the Commerce School Bank Ap proxrmately ltlty per cent of the students purchased war stamps each week I fbffy Iver Seal Smzmty Pr S1dG 1l Pearl W1'strand Vtce Presrd t na Chepermch Secretary Vtlma Vrllalta reasurer Bev rly Coll Advlser Mtss Ag e Strachan A semt annual banquet and meld trrp were among the vartous actlvtttes conducted Black II Snrnzly Prestdent Rrchre Stanlel Vtce Prestdent Armand Ferrante Secretary Ted Houssler Sal Cardtnellt lArmyD Treasurer ltrn Baga telos Iournal Rep Sau Chln Sergeant at Arms Ed Franlcenstem and Sponsor M Wllltam ljtsher Gwen responstbtltty of controltmg the whole audrtortum durmg assemblres Dance was held at Stgmund Stern Ilanlzn llluh Prestdent Frtttzre Bowen VtcePres1dent Dorothy Schmtdt Secretary lean Young Treasurer Ruth Solomon lrltstortan lewell Gray Wardrobe Mtstress Bernadette To ronoto' Sponsor Mtss Hudto Assembltes and ralltes Alumm Dance at Fort Mason lfallfnrma Scholarship Federation Prestdent Dorothy D lung Vrce Prestdent Murrel Werser Secretary Treasurer Vrrgmta Ftsher Tue C S F has started the term by havtng tts semr annual tour to the Untversrty ot Calttorma on Aprtl 27 1945 lts annual banquet was held on May 24 l945 The sptrtt of the banquet :Jas the Farmer Type The CSF Assembly and other actrvtttes seemed promtsmg to all tts enthusrasttc members T l . 0 A W I IJ ' f - Sw furry' A Y ' ' 'N ' ' , ' ' Q p a. .,.., 1. . , I ,, I - , vp I Ii l 1 ft , I v' I l ' ,I ' D ' . . 11 F' 5 r , J l1fllQ , I n ' V ' ' A 'P , A ,nary , ' l ' f - ' ' ' 1 1 X . , . , A 4 . ff P7 l - as u J U 2 , J , , Q - - - . 4 urer, Robert Barryg Sponsor, Mr. Harold ' . 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I I I . 4 , Y t ,ff Cadet BUTE Uffuzers 5 Col F Beloy Lt Col H Bonaparte Capt W Lampslure Capt T Pcxppcxdzmnrlou Capt A Chln lst Lt W Reeder lst Lt E Nzelsen 2nd Lt M K1ng Znd Lt E Lem 2nd Lt E Ellxot 2nd Lt W Thomas Znd Lt F Allen 2nd Lt I Thompson 2nd Lt R Franza TRI CHEVRON SOCIETY OFFICERS Presl dent Frank Beloy V1cePres1dent Santos Beloy Secretary 11m Davrson Treasurer Arno Raynor and Sergeant at Arms B111 Lanam SHIELD AND BLADE SOCIETY OFFICERS Presrdent Frank Beloy Vlce Presrdent War ren Lampshlre Secretary Arnold Chm Treasurer Edward Nrelsen The hlgh lrght ot the S B S attalrs thrs term of course was the term s trad1t1ona1 R O T C Mllttary Ball ROTC STAFF The executlve dutles of the Commerce Battalron he d1rectly Wrth the members of the R O T C staff They Wlth certaln groups 1n the R.O.T.C. are the spark- plug of the unit. 1 66 ROTC BAND The ROTC Band 1Sll'16 unsung hero 1n most of the R O TC affalrs W1thout the band to assrst rn the parades the battahon would not have been a unlt at all R O T C BATTALION INSTRUCTOR Ser geant Wm S Place became one of our own dur1ng the Sprrng term of 1944 Sergeant Place has Won the respect and admlratxon of all cadets ln the battahon Th1s term the R O T C RIFLE TEAM Was handrcapped Wrth the lack ol experlencecl men However they were able to place Commerce materxal rn the Natlonal Hearst Trophy. Rifle Team Captain-lst Lt. Reeder. R O T C fLeft to Ilghll OFFICERS RIFLE TEAM STAFF BAND COLOR GUARD COMPANY COMPANY COMPANY C Enmpany A Although in the lead for the Company Cup under the leadership ot Cadet Captain Warren Lampshire had to be ever alert tor the other two contending companies Captain Lampshire was called by the U S Navy during the term thus depriving him ot the chance ot participating in the U S Federal lnspection Captain Lampshire was assisted by his able Lieutenants Bill Thomas and loe King Enmpany B As in days of old Company B under the command of Cadet Captain Edward Niel sen has entered the field of competition ever determined to surmount all obstacles which harassed them in their bid for the coveted Company Cup Captain Nielsen has shown his leadership ability in this way and is ably assisted by his Lieutenants Edward Lem and Edwin Elliott lfumpany II Although hampered by its small size Company C has shown its aggressiveness in th art of Drill and Command Company C under the command of Cadet Captain Arnold Chin and his Lieutenants Richard Franza and Frank Allen has striven to win the coveted Com pany Cup despite the terrific competition that it had to meet Despite all obstacles it gave the other two contending companies a good run fo their money . l57l :vw V gy Wang, ar- rb- .4- K 'M-in IFN uw 1'7 I 'MS 'fn an IDM psi 2 QQ ,W in HW L ff' 'S pw I FRS Executive Board and Eluh Presldenls EXECUTIVE BOARD III' KN l I'RIxlNN III'NI'RI I NTI! 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Il Klih II XR 'I Nl NI XI I X I NI XI LOI YI III' RNIxO JI' RRS LOONI PX IIII I I XII Ixl' I I I D XX III QIIIN JOIIN lil I' NO NI KRTI Nll I I' I If Ii I XTIIPRINI' I XISOI lx KN DOROTH1 II JLN1 RIC HII' N'l KN I IOIII' 1'llIII' hu Ihlnn COURT NI XLCOI Nl HLRNIXO l'KiNIx BI' I Ol LOI II' I-ICII I' JFRK1 COON I lf! hee -Xboxej I I'NE I' XNTIN GI'NI' NIQI OWN Cfol -ll TI'II HXI NI PR XNNI' BLLIIB Xl I' R IOXLL IIIRONN Y I' I YI X ANDERSON GIRLS LEAGUE I KTHI' RINF ZXIIOlIxK5 INK-'e Xboull -KNIT-I CIRELII I9-KBI'I ROIII' RTN DOROTHX ll XRIx Q XTHERINL IYIIIIWIBO NOKYI X III ILIN G A A uxm nu-T KOIHORIN now ILTXIX IKT Mau su nov. nomm-s IxRll1I'Ii C S F UOKOTII1 1: .nv umm-5 NIURIPI III'INI'R um nu num x S YIOIET l'l'I'Il'l'I'R PNRICK POIILN PRESIDENTS OF CLUBS In xx ILRRINS PRFNIDLNTN cus SXLVIA IIEINBIRG nun c NIPICHIROS IREQIDPNT HFALTH cum: F-SLI 44 rnxul wuvrnnn scum, QERWICI' FRITZII' BOWAN DANII' cLus ESRB-IRA ERICIxSON', UCF PRLS PROJECTION LLUII N0 PHOTOQ I I XI I SN QI l'0,1H'll0ll Llubj I I' NORI' IIORG SN 4I'Io.1lth N1-ruu-J I BNI' I' INTIN Q-Xbuwej N KTH SN RXTNI' It QI lIIlIll -hlllrsss Nw stein! . ,I Q- A gf, ' , ff A V 'IZ' V ' 'Qv L 1 I Z T' ' ' X ' ' Wh. ,L ' 1- I I AV I X' 'N V 1, Ea 4 I -,Z K 1 7 Y JI I ' I ,M -5, 4 54 I :gg . 7 A f 5.4 I .I Q INI1 fe I If 7 I I 3 f Q VV xx' Ar A H Zh X , a 2 -,i.': I : If II V. Q I ' I I I-Us I .if I IIII N I I QV I ' '-.':::' I .zzzz . EQI I ' f I I zv' I H -IIV I , I A f I 4 sf L' 'K' Qi' b f. I K F ' S I I xx Q is x .fy - ' A , ,,., . , ', vm , ff v::gv , .M , f K AV Ali' nk fs f ' 51 '31 Avi: 3 'N , ff. I 5? I 2 I l I 1. ,' 'I ' ,'.', 1'I . ' I . .' . .' , U, . 1 ' . . 5: I ' ' . .', .'-I -I 7 .1 .. , '. FI i'.', .' ','II'I IIA .Y ,N 1 'Of ' , . . .. XI I, . . .' ,. I ,' ' . I ' ' .' ', . If ' ' 'I . ' Student Bud Ufficers President, Dean Perkins: Vice-President, Beverly Strand: Secretary, Doris Locks: Treasurer, Mark Radar: Iudge. Malcolm Hershko, Yell Leader. Tony Mallamo. Sponsor Mrs. Barbara Higgins .Iunmr Hell llrnss The Red Cross under the flne superv1s1on of Mrs Marlon Schoch had a most successful term Thls club packed countless boxes for boys and girls 1n devastated countrles throughout the World For Chrlstmas th1 club made Joke books Chrlstrnas tree cut outs magazmes and books for our Wounded men ln hosp1tals Dunng the annual Red Cross drlve th1s club collected all money from both students and faculty The students in the1r spare t1me helped to fold Red Cross envelopes which were used 1n the collect1on for the Red Cross dr1ve all over the c1ty The Red Cross played a very lmportant part 1n the 11ves of our Servicemen and Women and the people and chlldren 1n the War torn World Th1S Work done by the H1gh School of Commerce could not have been accomp11shed w1thout the splendld work of both the faculty and students throughout the school There 1S also another Red Cross organ1za tion under the d1rect1on of Mlss Alta Nolan Whlch IS conducted after school The glrl Cross Chapter and rolhng bandages pack 1ng boxes and vanous other klnds of Work These g1rls have not only helped the Red Cross but they have also helped to bnng v1ctory nearer I I A - - - V have cooperated, by going downlto the Red . g L QL4, A If , r . . I V X t ' I' . , f X' Sprmq 45 Fall 1111 Yell Leaders W1l Washam Tony Mallamo I1m Pallas Tony Mallamo lean Young Bev Strand The standard of manhoods not strength alone It rsn t a measure o stnew and bone 'Your brazn and your brawn arent worth fl'llTf3 cents I gou dont go on through w1th the thmgs 5ou commence Rewards or the plodder the bulldog Jawed ellow Who never grows blue and who never turns yellow Who learns how to su er wrthout yelp or bellow And snule all the whtle as he aces hrs trzal Success IS ar more than a matter o wzt It cant be aclneved uzthout tourage and grrt HERBERT IXAUFMAN Commerce vs lVllSSlIJIl Hlvalry March 9 Two of the fastest most excrtmg basketball games ot the season ot 1945 were played Rrvalry between Commerce and Mrssron had much to do wrth 1t A capacrty crowd of approxrmately 4000 spectators cheered W1tr1 vorce and arms expressmg therr anxrousness of havmg therr teams Wm lt happened that the Commerce hghtwerghts Won the frrst game Wrth the score endrng 25 to 26 and the Commerce varsrty team endmg rt all by losmg to Mrssron by 1ust one pomt f70 'I , ' . 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J, . .- vlf . , fA:.m ' 1 lfemmeree Baseball Team By Albert Ramlrez COMMERCE WINS OVER SACRED HEART 3 TO 2 A game of thrllls was seen 1n Com merce s Opener W1th Sacred Heart 1n Wh1ch Commerce s star p1tcher B111 D1a1s out classed Sacred Hearts h1gh1y touted hurler Matt Z1d1ch B1g Dlals pltched an outstand 1ng game strrkmg out ten batters and only a few of hrs frreball p1tches were W11d lt was a game of errors for Sacred Heart Whlch proved very comfortmg to Commerce for Commerce Won that game 3 runs to 2 B111 F1scher was Very much pleased W1th th showrng 111s team made aga1nst supposedly champ1ons1'11p materlal I 71 COMMERCE 3 ST MARY S 4 IN PRACTICE GAME After Wmnmg four stralght PIGCIICS games 1r1clud1r1g a Wm over h1ghly touted MISSIOH Commerce suffered 1ts f1rst practlce garn defeat IH 1os1ng to St Mary s wlth the score commented after the game by say1ng that the St Mary s boys kept h1tt1ng the ball wh1ch proved that to W1n a ball game a team has to h1t the ball The game taught the team a lesson Wh1ch w1ll beneht them 1n the games to come Coach B111 Flscher Wa sat1sf1ed and a b1t surpr1sed by the reserves who brought 1n all the runs 1n the last couple of 1nr11ngs of play 1 IX 1 m 1 , , , , , ' ending Commerce 3-St. Marys 4. 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I B U H .rf 9 Baseball Commerte Wlns in 9th On a hot sunny day Aprll 16 at B1g Bec No 1 Commerce s Bulldogs had to go two extra frames to beat Balboas Bucs The Bulldog Buc affray started as a spectacular scoreless p1tch1ng duel between Commerces sophomore Bob Ofl1Z and Balboas Bob McGovern lt lasted seven 1nn1ngs and blew up w1th a sudden explos1on ln the e1ghth when Commerce tallled four t1mes The Bucs retahated m turn and came mrghty close to wrnnlng rn the last half Three runs came across for the Bucs and brought Satchel D1als to the mound for Commerce Bob Ort1z prtched good ball unt1l that elghth 1nn1ng rally for Balboa The Bulldogs won the game tn the nmth scorrng three runs W1nn1ng pltcher D1als loslng prtcher McLaughl1n Commerce Wlns Over Galileo 8 to 2 Commerce easlly defeated Gallleo on Apnl l9 at B1g Rec Frnal score was Commerce 8 Gahleo 2 lt was Al Lera p1lCl'111'1Q for Commerce and Otto Sempel for Gahleo Lera managed to blank the Llons rn all except the second mmng when after Paul Flores had smgled he walked 3 men to force across e1ght solld blows w1th Bob Day slammlng 3 for 5 mcludlng a lusty flrst 1nn1ng trrple whlch sent Al Machado across w1th the 1n1t1al run Al Lera looked very good on the mound Commerce Wms Over Washington 8 to 1 On Aprll 23 one of the hottest days of the baseball season Commerce and Wash1ngton met at B1g Rec lt was lull before the storm com1ng ln the last of the thrrd when D1als smgled a bad throw to f1rst allow1ng h1m to take an extra base Bob Day then clouted a hrgh pltch over the amazed and be fuddled left flelder 1n a home run SIX runs were scored 1n that mmng by the Bulldogs and although B111 D1als was not1ceably wrld causlng e1ght walks Commerce mowed down the Eagles Drals proved to be lust as good wrth the wrllow by clubbmg out a home run smash hlmself 1n the slxth 1nn1ng lt was Satchel D1als thlrd vrctory 1n as many starts D1als p1tched for Commerce and Bath for Washtngton I74 C l one runner and then wild pitched Vince Gianni home. The Bulldogs collected ' I U I T Commerce Upset by St Ignahus Commerce lost 11S hrst game of the season to the St lgnatrus n1ne on Apr 1 27 at B1g Rec Tommy Greene hurled St lgnatlus to Cl 4 2 trlumph over prev1 ously undefeated Satchel D1als ace Commerce p1tcher After three chances of SCOIIUQ St lgnatrus fmally scored a run 1n the second Commerce had a btg 3rd 'nnmg scorlng two runs wrth catcher Bob Day h1tt1ng a trrple ln the slxth St lgnatrus scored three runs whlch made the score St lgnat1us 4 Commerce 7 Bulldogs Bute Lowell D1a1s knocked a last m1nute rally by Lowell when the Bulldogs met the 1nd1an squad on the baseball f1e1d May 5th The lnd1ans went down to defeat at the savage Jaws of Commerce Bulldogs to the tune of 7 to 6 Thls 11ned us up w1th the unbeaten MISSION Bears for a later t1ff Commerce made 7 errors to Lowell s four Bob Ofl1Z played good ball and was runnlng along w1th a 7 4 lead when Gene Tresereau led off w1th a double Accordrng to Bob Brachman lerry S1lverste1n 11ned to Erme Domecus 1n left but Ernle dropped the ball and Tresereau scored Don Pettlt struck out and Coach B111 F1SCh9I' called 1n Drals who walked M1ke O Ne1ll Thurston ran to th1rd when Bob Day m1ssed the ball Satchel got Mulready on a l1ner and fanned Srlva to end the game Commerce Bows to Mlsslon An 1mportant game was played at Seals Stadrum on May 7 between long awalted rlvals Commerce and Mrssron Up to that game MISSION Won 7 games rn a row and Commerce w1nn1ng 5 los1ng l As expected 1t was a p1tch1ng duel between B111 D1als of Commerce and B1l1y Healy of Mtsston Satchel Dtals p1lches werent qu1te enough to shut out MISSION as MISSION scored two runs 1n the second 1nn1ng and agam talhed a run 1n the srxth ln the seventh th Bulldogs ralhed Wrth B111 D1a1s beatmg out an 1nf1eld h1t Seconds later h went to second after B111 Healy s w11d throw attempt to plck h1m off Lou Fuclle and Herman lus grounded out Wllh Dlals takrng th1rd Sal Fuc1le came 1n to h1t for Larry Sm1th and s1ngled sconng D1a1s G11 McDougald followed Wllh a h1t sendrng Fuclle to th1rd McDougald reached second on the throw ln Bob Ort1z came 1n to h1t for R1ch1e Stanfel and Healy spolled the threat by Wl'1lll1I'1g h1m on four p1tches Healy s curved ball proved to be a valuable asset 1n w1n nmg the game 3 to l although Drals was throwmg plenty of flreballs I Commeroe Downed by Poly Commerce suffered 1lS th1rd defeat of the baseball prep season at th hands of Polytechnlc on Frtday Apnl 11 at B1g Rec From the hrst lnmng when Poly scored two runs 1t was evldent that Satchel Dlals was 1n for a tough evemng Poly dldnt stop there when wrth a couple of walks and scat tered h1ts D1als was relleved by Al Lera curve ball artlst Lera managed to end the 1nn1ng wlth three men on base after Drals p1tch1ng chores were over After seven excrtmg mnmgs for the fans the ftnal score was Poly 6 Commerce 4 H1ghl1ght of the game came 1n the srxth when after Poly dehberately walked Bob Day sensat1onal catcher B1g Chet Maskulka leadmg h1tter of the team came to bat only to strtke out wxth the bags loaded thus end1ng the 1nn1ng Best h1t of the day was Lou Fuclle s tremendous tr1ple wh1ch started the ball ro1l1ng for Commerce Commerce has two games left one wtth Samuel Gom pers and the other w1th Lmcoln 1751 I O , . 1 , . . 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D lst place, time 1018. Hausler for the Unlimiteds, also took lst place, time 1013. O . O 1rls l5pnrts By Lee Thomas Ilnmmerlzn lVIHrmauls Every Tuesday afternoon the P street car crowded wtth a large group of g1rls on thelr way to the Crystal Plunge These thrrty or so g1rls are d1rected by Mrs Cook After answertng roll and check1ng the1r purses these eager grrls rush to the locker rooms After a few mlnutes of teasrng some unfortunate g1rl who was forced to rent a bathmg su1t whtch looks l1ke a burlap sack wrth sleeves they rush to the showers Fooltshly but luxurrously these merrnatds take warm or hot showers Fmally they are ready for thetr lessons Toes are poked mto the greenlsh lrqurd only to be brought out wtth howls of pretended horror Mrs Cook then blows the whrstle whereupon the g1rls are forced to dtve 1ump or creep mto the water as best as they can Each g1rl IS asstgned to one of three groups the Begmners lntermedlate or the Advanced The Begtnners are those who dare not attempt any strokes rn water h1gher than three feet But they are pro gress1ng very n1cely The lntermedtates can keep from drowntng lf they are thrown mto flve feet of water To be m the Advanced group lS the a1m of both the begmner and the mtermedtate swrmrner The lesson IS ended by Mrs Cook s calhng out drsmlssed Exhausted but happy these Comrnercrtes make thetr way to the locker rooms They realtze that wtth the corrung of summer th1s sport w1ll become very useful Badminton Early every Fr1day morn1ng one can hear the g1rls m the gym who have gone out for badmrnton After learnmg the var1ous plays and techmques the g1rls choose partners Contests are then held between partners Mlss Goldberg lS the sponsor of Badmrnton I77 I -. 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' . ,, ltlll x it - , - ,x tt . . w l , - my . --X l 1 I ' 1 Elementary Tennis ' Thursdaf afternoon tenms practrce has proven an attractron to those who were just learnrng the art of wreldrng a tenms racket Learmrg to keep score seemed to be the toughest hurdle but hen that was over all was co npet1t1on and 0-N str1ct attendance The1r rmprovement lS evrdent and many rn th1s d1v1s1on wrll be found rn the Advanced class next term Advanced and lntermelllate Tennls Berng experlenced players the Advanced and lntermedrate group wasted no t1me rn startrng the Tournament Season lt was a tough frght to the frmsh The flnals showed Catherrne lmbrmbo and Ester Kolby versus Polly Petsoms and Roberta Wrse A great deal of abrlrty was shown by these players and w1th thelr contrnued progress Commerce mrght be the Alma Mater of other future racket stars such as Margaret Osborne Tennls th1s term was sponsored and drrected by Mrss Maryorfe Grmnell I-lrehery Hrghlrghtrng th1s year of sports we found the young Robrnhoodettes arrtvlng early every Tuesday morn mg to take therr turn at the canvas Thrs posture burld 1ng sport has swept over the school The grrls lrke the fun of the competrtron whrch we mrght add rs very keen and the thrlll of seerng therr arrow h1t the bull s eye U ui lean Young Ruth Soloman Roberta Wrse and Ramona Erlckson have shown the greatest abrlrty rn scorrng The1r shoot 9 1 5 mg form was an rnsprratron to the class POISS and better posture are offered to those who partlclpate 1n th1s sport Archery shows the pOSS1b1lllY of leadrng the freld of grrls sports next term Under the gu1dance of Mrss Rudro the grrls have proven themselves worthy of further rnstructron U91 gina' I- 1 A J ' 4 Q u T -. w ' ' Y '7 A ' I M K X H .I . . H . ' 1 Yell, . rftttt f f f ta v ' ' - Batter p Filled with enthusiasm about the Great American Pastime, forty-seven energetic girl baseball fans are learning about baseball the Way one should learn itgon the field, not in the grandstand. These Commerce girls are not just fooling around as so many seem to think, but have actually won a cham- pionship, and really take their baseball seriously. lt was Nacia Polizious' hard hitting and Bev Strands able catching that helped Win this champion- ship but the Sophomore Team is heading for the top also, by beating the champions 8 5 The girls have a good time playing and learning about baseball but that 1snt all that they learn the principles of good sportsmanship honesty fair play how to take defeat and come back on top are Just a part of the American Code that Mrs Smith their adviser instills in them Basketball Girls from every gym class particlpate 1n this lively sport with enthusiasm If a particularly large class four teams are selected led by the four best players and after numerous prac tice games the two best teams play each other Those who find basketball not only a class sport but a hobby gather in after school teams Perfectlon attained by contlnual practice in serving covering ground swiftly and keeping the ball constantly in the air plus teamwork makes a good basketball team Losing a game is part of the spirit that keeps a team on its toes We are good losers Mrs Smith is the coach of the teams and it 1S she who shares 1n her teams triumphs and failures and gives friendly help to better their playmg u ' T. 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' .:u,:,:. . gk , :'n'::.,:' - 'u :N fi -:du qi: .Q '-Il l Q ug: n u s 3 ul 'tie' 'ul Some Freshmen of Ours lfnmmeree Student Takes Secnnd Plane ln Shakespearean lfnntest The H1gh School Shakespearean contest held at Humboldt Evemng Hlgh brought second place hon ors to Pat Fergus a Commerce Sophomore F1rst place Wmners were a student from Glrls H1gh and a boy from Washlngton There were twenty students cornpet among them belng students from all hlgh sch s ln the C1lY For the flrst place Wlnners there We-te lovuyg cups Second and th1rd place? took honorable mentlon Pats W1nn1ng hnes were from the play Romeo and Iuhet l Prep Stars Bob Day ensat1onal catche B1ll D1als outstand1ng fast oall hurler and Chester lfcl kulka slugg1ng fljlll f1elder were chosen on the B eball Prep Team These boys worked hard 1n pract1ce be1ng always ready and w1ll1ng ta IIUDTOVG lt was 1nev1taole that these boys would be outstand ng They hope that some day they ll be play1ng professtonal ball From all accounts they are off to a good start Bob Day was chosen for h1s defense at home plate ln every game he was aggress1ve and alert HIS lGCl1CS were rough and tough To be a catcher one has to be rugged and Bob had all the physlcal requ1rements to be the ruggedest catcher 1n the league I-le was 1ust that' When Bob had the ball the runner try1ng to score m1ght as well have stayed on th1rd becaus Bob would go after h1m l1ke a t1ger Bob was also a hard h1tter and p1tchers respected h1m for that Bob Day 1n all est1mat1ons w1ll make h1s dream come true B111 Dxals better known as Satchel D1als was the fastest and most feared p1tcher 1n the league He threw the baseball so fast that they used to call them f1reballs D1als was always ready to pltch He loved 1t As a rule p1tchers cant h1t but b1g B111 D1als was the hardest h1tt1ng player IH the team When he h1t a ball you can be sure 1t was clouted I-hs sensat1onal p1tch1ng made h1m an All C1ty entry B111 D1als m1ght be another Satchel Pa1ge Chester Maskulka IS the boy who played 3 years f1rst str1ng on the Com merce baseball team and th1s year f1nally made 1t I-hs conststent h1tt1ng makes h1m a very 1mportant man on the team Chester IS somewhat of a f1elder makmg shoe strmg catches to show the fans that he IS very much awake a h1s r1ght f1eld post lf Chester who stands s1x feet and we1ghs two hundred pounds grows a lllllS fatter he m1ght be another Babe Buth l81l . . . , , tw f 1 -J - 11 1 1 . 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Same Hlqh Senlnr Persnnaltles Bev Strand Dean Perk1ns Dorr1s Locks Mal Hersko Bea Weglrnsky Terry Coonley Cec1l1a Burg Ioe de V1ctor1a lean Young B1ch1e Stanfel Marne N1gge1er Warren Lampsh1re loyce H1rons B111 Koen1g Zona Wrlght Bob1 Wolters Bet1 Marler Bob Day Mary Noble Gene Mac Gowan Tex Lagrone Anlta Sarl1n Albert Ramerez Dan Lagan Carol Atwood Bed Mahoney Helen O Day Merle Anfmdsen Fletcher Bass Fr1tz1e Bowen Hank Bonaparte Audry Bloom Charl1e Chan Bay Chan ROSIS Getas Madellne He1nzer Harr1et Beed lohn Saylor Thelma S1av1n Ruth Solomon Dott1e Schm1dt Arnold Ch1n Pats1e Peak Dolores Bunn Mercedes Pasgual1 Mary Ann Luebbert Frank Beloy Dorothy Bar1ch Peaches P1etsch Howard Rokes Bosemarre Lmcecum Lyd1a Dec1a NY I P1 I 4'- 14 il By Lee Thomas Flammg Ball of F1re Prexy Perklns Glamorzon The Boy Who W111 Get There Personallty Plus Lovable Lamb lntellectual but Beaut11ul Swoonsum Sweet and Lovely Hollywood Bound D1mpled Doll L11 Abner Cutest Hlgh Sen1or Curl Heart Breaker They ll L1ke Her at the Pasadena Playhouse Baby Legs Button Nose L L ,Q Handsome Homer I Loma The 1111111 ot Day Q f0Q,L Our Future U S Pres1dent Bundle of Cuteness George s Pm Up G1r1 Lead1ng Man Bashful Sweetheart Love m and Leave m G1r lorgensen Iun1or Bedroom Eyes The G1rl Everyone Loves The Boy W1th The VO1Ce Tw1nk1e Toes Future CIVICS Teacher BOOQ19 Queen W1tty Wonder lourahsm s Toy Afl1Sl of the Hour The Blonde B11nker One Happy Chapp1e That S11ent but Oh' Type Delegates Del1ght Story Book Doll Kltten on the Keys Commerce s Gemus Best Dressed H 4 Glrl Br1ght Eyes Our Curl Erlday Spark11ng Dream G1rl The Saber K1ng Lusc1ous L1tt1e Boys Heartbreak A L1tt1e B11 of AdV1C9 Pompadour Pal Feather Bob 821 fb. xf' QQ, fX 11 . - 11 ' It . ll ' 11 , 11 11 - . , 11 . ,, ' , V11 11 . 11 . ff' if 11 11 . . 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I 7 tx K X .H fx 5 X ' l Y -,fS,Qf4' ' I 169 Hnnnrahle entlun The followmg named students shared the larger part o' the tlnancmg ot thrs book by secur1ng advertlsements Rosemarre Cagna Fern Farey Evelyn Iosephson Dolores Gamrhs Sarah Sprnale Margaret Olsen Verna Mar1nello Dorothy Band Lee Thomas Esther Tedesco Glorra Fassler LOUISE Muzzrnl Howard Rokes Naomr McCallum Rose Mane Rolandelll Gerald Ehlers Betty Hee Laurette Brumet Frances Coleman Fred Oflenbach M1ldred Schrnees Carol Atwood Loretta Ostrander Marlanne Polke Catherlne Arbea Gerald1ne Brondl Dolores Tollrday May E Klapprodt Rrchard Booth L1ll1an Davrs Rose Verduccr Florence McDan1els Mary Lam Lella Chan Dolores Brn Raymond Chan Helen D lnclra Frances Coleman Carole Marler Elva Marcussen Mary C Tr1guer1o Barbara Ann Thwarte Gerald Eklers Hazel Wrlkmson Tula Pappas Betty Ann Lose Phyllrs Rownan lrene G1ll1es Eunrce Harrrs S Dolores Vannr Sau Chrn Margaret Lam Dorothy lung Phyllrs Chan Maxrne Adams Cec1l1a Burg Florence van de Capelle Robert Kendall Helga Whlte Betty Segrln Madelene Hemzer Dorothy Barrch Rosemarre Catalano Mercedes Pasqualr Beverly Strand Larrame Lowry Adelrne Cardlel Tama Kordoulrs Margaret Palavos Edward Lem Theresa R Wells Lola Ragghlantl Edlth Flrnker Lorrame Pon Lucas POl1l1S Marg1e Arant Warren Lampsh1re Dan Lagen Eleanore Steln La Verne Nowlskr Lydra Dec1a Barbara Errckson Merle Anflndsen Rosrta Esp1na losephme Chm Susan Quan George Lee Salvatore Fuc1le Dorls Matgen Herman lus Em1ly V1llan1 Thelma Slavln Ted Heur1ng Malcolm Hersko Bertha Spelzer Charles W Chan 42, M ' I William Barnes Rouzelia GCfYleS l 34 l Hnnnr Student Arnold Chtn md1or1ng ln sctence ond motthemotlcs 1 declctr d hono student of the Class of Sprrng 45 Arnold hos been here dt Commerce smce pleted three yeors of htgh school rn t Jo ond one hdlf yeors Arnold hots been on tne C S F stnce he entered Commerce ond hos rnountomed on A overoge every term l-le hos olso been most octtve IH the R O T C ond 1s o coptoun ot the present ttme As yet the future of Arnold ls gulte undeC1ded for he hos not yet mode up hrs mrnd dehmtely obout gorng to college He recently took d test lor the ASTRP ond moy tome tms course os he possed the exommotton lt not he plons to enter the Unrverslty of Colttornto rn the foxll to toke ot course ln engmeertng 585 , Q W H A. 1 ' , ' ' ' ' ' ., 's e r the Spring term ot '43, entering from Froncisco lunior High, ond hos com- , , , . . 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U X! - f X K, l ,L C2 , ' J- 'l 1 Student Euntrnl al Eemmeree By Esther Tedesco STUDEIXT BODY OFFICERS T ey helyed u Ind 0 r Way SENIOR COUNCIL They uw orked our problems day by day EXECUTIVE BOARD Here our CIIIIICUIIISS were made clear STUDENT COURT And m our courts we had no fear I-IIGI-I SENIOR OFFICERS To help thelr classmates Wa ll1e1r CIIIH TRAFFIC OFFICERS They ask From Jaywalkmg please refram PRESIDENTS CLUB They are the leaders they watched us through SENIOR CONTROL To keep good order we were told to do T88 ET E l Defendant - - Gullty By Ioyce H1rons e Student C d 0 fx IP 11100 o 1 CI1CO1I'1 Her ed out 1 n1 111T10f1 Il de endolnt 19 rne o rt1 not 11n1 o e FV pro ec11t1nq tttornef Lou Fuc11e ond deten 0 Cxtto ney 1er1y Coon1ef find Gene Fo 111' vo11ont y occu mg ond co'1 u 1n1 t11e tudent Under t11e superm ION o Mr Vocke the Court prongre ed rdptdlf ond bCCOIT1lI'lQ o rnechonwed 1n1t w1t11 the sole purro e ot de 1YOQ1I'1Cj C111 1o.'v 1ored141ng student w1o persht 1n cuttmq Qetnnq ott 11FCCVGC1CCYQ and be1nd IH the 11621119 w1t11out Bosses T111Q 1 to r fvorn1nq to be on quord C111 ot yor students T118 Student Court N111 get you 11 ,fou dont v'JCl1C1 out' Ni 1991 u 'ill ' oxrt 1. r ':11t on t11e yob, S ,'lIf1,!lCO'1 i' 1, Jing, 1f1grc21 121, 18.15, foiizp Qi. '11 1 :Gr fudge, do1 Ju fs e1 to A1131 1110 cfrne' :nd 1 fs ' C1 .5 2:11111 t11e C u 1' Q t 11 53011211 fit The occugzed took t11o odt11 diid vroceeded to fr-x 11CI1t1 t11e1r C11CtI'f 0.1 'f'.'1111 1 F3 ' f 1 ' , 1 1, ,. 11, r 15, , ' f 1 1 , F5 1, A 1 5' 1 f ss ' 3 . . 1 'S' 11 1 . , 1 5:55 1 ' 1 1:5 ' 1 ' ' 1 1' 3 S sz 1' 1 f ' . ' .1 1. -1 G . 1 1 ' , 1 ' 1 ' 5 N lg We Met Fleld arshall Smuts Four out of n1ne drd reach the top The others on the way drd stop What top? The top of Mt Tamalpars f course And dont thlnk It was easy Nrne rmles from Mlll Valley through Murr Woods up up up that rocky way to the very trp No that s not easy but we werent the only ones who reached the top We hadnt been there long frestrng our weary bare feetj when an elderly man and three compan1on arrlved The elderly man was especlally pleasant and greeted us ga1ly l couldnt qu1te reslst a second look at hlm because l thought lt rather amazmg that a man of hls age could have cl1mbed the mountam wrth the appar ent ease that he drd He wasnt even puffmg and thats more that l can say for us ln fact he seemed so pleasant that we declded to ask h1m to take a prcture of the four of us together So Bernlce sauntered up to hlm and asked rf he would take our prcture I-le looked puzzled at flrst and replled, My plcture, you want my p1cture'9 We let out one b1g gasp f - X H .J X l 'l I f 90 and hurnedly sa1d Oh no we want you to take our prcture Well he seemed to get the 1dea the sec ond t1me but he called to one of hrs party rn French and asked hrm to take the prcture explalnmg that he could do better Hrs compamon then came over and asked rf we wrshed to mclude the elderly gentle man ln the prcture And by thls trme we had the rdea that he came wlth the scenery and therefore readlly agreed Now I must confess somethrng l rather bragged l krdded them about comrng only from the bottom of the mountarn fAs I sa1d before we came by way of Mu1r Woodsl l felt strange about thls later Then we SG1d goodbye to our elderly frlend fWe now cons1dered hun a frlendl He Jomed h1s other two compamons and went hrs way Our photographer asked us for a pencll and w1th It he wrote down three maglc words FIELD MARSHALL SMUTS The rest of our Journey was easy we fell down the mountamll By Do tltmgrk l l . , .rg p Q X E 1 , , . 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O f. .,ef f' -wk .f J N ' 2 f M. . ,..faenr ' R '1 'QQ I PM--4 'Q I.nw Seniors x'k Congratulations TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF SPRING 45 BAY CITY MARKET Frults cmd Vegetables Department 945 Market St San Frcmcxsco MAX SLAVIN Prop ROYAL FOOD SHOP Fresh Frurts Vegetables Grocenes OLIVE E MANEGGEE 325 Fulton t AYOOB S SPORT SHOP ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT and MEN S AND BOYS CLOTHING 2598 SAN BRUNO AVENUE SAN FRANCISCO DElaware 1207 Where Courtesy rsnt Ratroned COMPLIMENTS OF GINN WALL 6. CO Hardware and Fumlture 919 GRANT AVENUE SAN FRANCISCO CH1na 0058 COMPLIMENTS OF O W L C L E A N E R 1026 Keamy Street San Frcmclsco SUtter 2572 Confgmtulatzom To The Graduatlng Class Sprlng 45 JOE KELLEY S RESTAURANT 0 20 O Farrell Street San Franclsco GArf1eId 9612 VILLANI S GROCERY 2300 San Bruno Avenue 480 S1xth Street Proprietors Phones SIL BOZZINI DElwcrre 8750 VIC VILLANT MArket 4407 COLYEAR MOTOR SALES CO Automotlve Parts Supplles cmd Equrpment 1250 Van Ness Avenue ORdway 7410 SAN FRANCISCO 9 CALIF CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF SPRING 45 SPEIZER FURNITURE CO 988 Valencxa Street Atwater 4761 SAN FRANCISCO MADE IN SAN FRANCISCO SINCE 1830 1 frllllzl ir.: L E V I S Amerua s Frnest Overall Look Better Flt Better Feel Better LOOK FOR THE RED TAB ON THE BACK POCKET LEVI STRAUSS Xt CO The name LEVIS rs registered the U S Patent O fice and denotes o 15 overalls made by Lew Strauss E? Company I 96 I . I I . S . . ' 1 ' I I . I . I f 'A-V. OISI C 140 ,WM f N I, -ju V Q. X 'Hy fo X LEVI srruuss, ' on 1 . WY, I .. .Q , , H I O . , . 1 O I rr v uv . . . ' m . . jr T, , , l www Www X Snhnnl Ha s ' Bells are ringing Students singing ' ' School is out once more Home for fun Everyone . Vacation coming Pupils humming Gayest songs ot spring. Eall or summer Theyre no glumfner Books are such a bore. 'Happy little things. - Graduation Examination 1 Will they make the grade? - Now it's over They're in clover I ,v The goal they sought they made. -Lois Elliott. X Apprnulallnn W K We Wish to express our sincere cppreciation for the help the following have given us-in publishing this book: Mr. Frank Anastasi our printer Barboni Studios - Y Fresno Engraving Company Mrs Barbara Higgins Poor Richard Engraving Company Mr Ralph Lehman Mrs Irene Schearer mf www NJ, X affmxrtef fnffymfzzy S ZZ fcffWAj:7ea,M4 M X EMAMMZLACXMWMQZGMJM X ilzzfw-cl., zdfbfzil-,Zigi 1 e Jim ,-4:,,,6A.L Mm wfziw :D QMLtjfWA7zzZu,,zM is 'MQW g 98 12' Ofumwdi xt, I' fi 5 Q lic: 0 W Q j I fi I ' 1 JK N A if 1'- yg Aw , t X nf n -1- I ug N XR , I Z . . 1 Sw I v A I s F , Q! ' J Q A ' . , I J ' I - J !!! X 1 - ,ww L ' ' s X ff s l l fl Get YOUY Drugs at the SENTINEL PHARMACY 570 Larkin Street San Francisco sxbfoak 4208 348 FRONT sr. Sellander's Lightning Calculator For Marine Engineers P bllh A 1 . . Gil FlSLPIEH'Ig5l1XI San Frcrnclsco, Caht. Phone OVerland 4664 OVERLAND PHARMACY Prescriptimz Specialists 1055 Taraval Street CHARLES CORSIGLIA San Francisco Calif. Cmnplmzems of SAM CHOY, WUNG FAT CO. IEWELERS 749 IACKSON STREET SAN FRANCISCO Bums . . . cAGEs . . . PETS . . . SUPPLIES PET INFORMATION ANSEL W ROBISON BIRD AND ANIMAL IMPORTER Established 1850 Phone G1-Xrfield 0310 125 MAIDEN LANE SAN FRANCISCO ' YVONNE S BEAUTY SHOP 1681 Oakdale Avenue San Francisco ATWater 5412 P A 25 'Years 2366 Mission Street San Franc s o WORDS OF WISDOM WRITTEN TO A YOUN MAN 1900 YEARS AGO approud unto God N 6. L C L E A N E R S DEPENDABLE PRESSING SERVICE DORIS NELSON cmd BERNICE LUDWIG 602 EDDY ST CNear Larkm St J San Francisco Phone ORdway 0835 Flshlng Tackle uns Ammunltlon Sportswear Athletic Equipment Sweaters MISRACK S WESTMINSTER CENTER Spaufurg Gooch Page and Webster Streets San FFCITICISCO 2456 Phone Mission Street lV1Iss1on 9156 Ms I 99 , , if ' '44 . . S O R T S W E R G L'Study to show thyself W Q I I 1 it 5513 VICTORY CAFE Chinese and American Dishes Good Service - Best Food 732 Iackson Street San Francisco, Calif. Phone: SUTTER 8122 KREIDER AND LEWIN SMART MEN'S WEAR 918 MARKET STREET KOpposite Fifth! OPEN EVENINGS San Francisco GET YOUR GROCERIES At the Winebarn 225 Sixth Street Mr. Alfred Apostolos NEW LUCCA GROCERY Mrs. Kay Lucca 4938 Third St San Francisco Calif Phone ATWater 1638 SAM MEE BARBER SHOP 851 WASHINGTON STREET SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA PROSPERITY CORNER HOT AND COLD LUNCHES SOFT DRINKS 631 MONTGOMERY STREET SAN FRANCISCO IIM LEE M WE LOVE OUR PHOTOGRAPHS BARBONI s'rUD1o T O O K T H E M 126 Post Street San Francisco 'You'll find it there . . . CLIFF'S VARIETY STORE 515 Castro Street San Francisco Cdllf 'You ll li e to eat at . . PEOPLES COFFEE SHOP 39 Mason Street L' G FONT? 1-1. Try them . . 'You ll li e tltem ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES YICH and COMPANY 1241 s'rocx'roN srm-:Er sm rmmclsco VERY SATISFACTORY PHOTOGRAPHY N U A R T S T U D I O Meet the ung Sisters K 1 '7umJa4 llmlefl DOUBLE BREASTED FULL DRAPE MODELS Ll SO WHITE FORMAL WEAR Speczal Rates to Students UPTOWN CLOTlIIEBS WAI t 2000 A l MOVING 51 TRANSFER CO 462 TURK STREET ORdwGY 4932 H Sigurdsson H Schmees f100:I 'E I San Francxsco. a 1 . . at . . I 1 558 eamy S reet , anager l 1360 FILLMORE STREET CCorner Ellisj Phone nu San Francisco . - . I 1 1, l -3 11. il' Brovelh PrOP Phone WEst 4242 PEARL MARKET GROCERIES FRUITS VEGETABLES WINES AND LIQUORS 1259 DIVISADERO STREET Corner Ellxs San Francxsco Elevators Operate More Efflclently mf Properly Serviced SERVICE AND REPAIRS NEW CABLES COLUMBIA ELEVATOR CO C24 Hour Servxcel Phone GArheld 1283 106 LANGTON STREET C O U R T E S Y SEARLES VAN 61 STORGAE 3359 ARMY STREET VA 3149 I PESCHIERA Prop 0 PESCHIERA Mgr Complzments 0 Phone WESI 5274 2080 2092 GREENWICH STREET Near Webster San Franczsco Calxi A'I'water 5533 OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PERMANENT WAVING Every Beauty Servlce 3276 MISSION STREET SAN FRANCISCO TOA TOA RESTAURANT F O R DELICIOUS CHINESE DINNERS S75 Iackson Street CHxna 2082 BEST CHINESE FOODS IN CI-IINATOWN SOUTH CHINA CAFE 740 Washmgton Street CH1na 2090 803 Iackson Street CI-Ima 1672 GEORGE B0 WONG IE-WELERS Specxahzmg m All Kxnds I DIAMONDS and WATCHES Engravmg Watch Repmrmg Iewelry Manufacturer Comphments o WUNG FAT COMPANY I E W E L E R S I 749 IACKSON STREET CI-Ima 0341 San Fnmcxsco Cahf LOWYS DRY GOODS WOMENS AND MENS FURNISHINGS 2447 24TH STREET Prompt RCId1O SSFVICG Call COMMODORE RADIO SERVICE 2367 Ocean Avenue SAN FRANCISCO 12 CALIFORNIA Phone RA 7753 WE SPECIALIZE IN SYLVANIA RADIO TUBES H011 co. ' f nom BAKING coMPANv WIS BEAUTY SHOP . f I I I Niiwnhone A 25 dlscount W1II be arveh to aII Commercltes hoId1hg a student body card for the year 1945 when you brmg any prcture of yourseII or a Irlehd to SABELLA S COLOR STUDIO Ca former Oommercltel To have H brought to hfe by a color speclahst gm aw Q41 Za swf omfmy ALSO PRIVHTE COLORING LESSONS GIVEN It IS easy to Iearh how to o1I pamt photographs and lt IS a very profltable busmess both for men and Women INQUIRE AT SABELLA S FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION SABELLA S COLOR STUDIO 2797 MISSION STREET AT 24TH San Franc1sco 1101 CCIIIIOIHIQ AUGUSTINA SABELLA Commevcc, stzcdmts and jaculq av aluaxs wdcome to 'msn the studw at any tum' 51023 o , O of . . . . . O - . 1 K , . V, 0 0 0 y 5 I -9 2 A v-v yy w 'I L' J 7 I 'P Bowling Luxury DOWNTOWN BOWL Quudam .fundz Eddy and Jones Lelcx Dunlop Momoger HANSEN S DELICATESSEN IMPORTED cmd DOMESTIC DELICACIES QUALITY GROCERIES t 4928 Th d St Dunlap J fBmm'y San Fran Sho 4071 18th Street EXPERT SERVICE I N M O D E R N LTU clsco HEmlock 7506 33RD AND NORIEGA MARKET SUPER MARKET d V g t 1 2545 NORIEGA STREET SHANTY RESTAURANT BEST FOOD AT HUNTERS POINT 822 Innes Avenue 1' CONKLIN p VA 5706 CANCII.LA S LIQUOR STORE WINES cmd LIQUORS 3841 MISSION STREETM SAN FRANCISCO I 51033 O 1 . Phone ATwc: er 2534 zr . P A complete line of Groceries. Meats. an e e ab es 1 San Francisco MOnirose 9957 I B E A U T Y L. . - - Pro rietor C U R E Phone lencia I 0 Choice Imported cmd Domestic ear St. cxry's Pcxrk aww SECURITY INSURANCE GROUP Frre Marrne Auto and Casualty Insurance 250 Sansome Street San Francisco 4 Calrf MY FLORIST FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS FUNERAL DESIGNS CORSAGES M k t St LEIGH ALDRICH HULLS FLORIST CORSAGES FUNERAL WORK Etc l CONRADI S PHARMACY Ccrhfornla and Hyde Sts PRospect 6600 Store hours 8 A M to Mxdmght SPECIALISTS 468 M ALLISTER ST UNd h ll 3703 S 0 R E N S E N Statronery GS! GREETING CARDS SCHOOL SUPPLIES OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT DOROTHY S BEAUTY SALON PERMANENT WAVING 2884 BRYANT STREET VA 0602 P ff I' JOHNNY S GROCERY 501 San Bruno Ave San Frcmclsco 51043 ' l O C O I I O O I 0 T I h ne l'Nderhill 9933 Delivery S I A 1486 ar e reet San Francis i' I 1060 Potrero Ave. PRESCRIPTION San Francisco Ca ifomia c . er i I Lovelier Coiffure Service ' Cor. 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FORMS OF INSUR NCE F manclal Center Bu1ld1ng SAN FRANCISCO SU 0341 BETTY MHY STUDIO All typos 0 dancm and dT6l7'H.Clf1CS 1052 Guerrero Street VAlenc1a 6057 PRIVATE AND CLASS DR .I H SHANE DENTIST 2517 Mrssxon Street San Frcmcxsco O H 900AMt BUUPM Ph VA 6363 51053 O 0 o f ' or Q7 O A O I O Montgomery and California Streets c ffice ours - - : . . o : . . one lencia INTERNATIONAL BOOK STORE 1400 Market Street HEm1ock 9193 BEST SELLERS IN FICTION CURRENT AFFAIRS BIOGRAPHY SPECIAL LINE OF BOOKS ON AMERICAN HISTORY Compl me t o BAYVIEW 5 10 15c STORE 5029 Thlrd Street San FICIHCISCO Calrf ISO WHITE CLEANERS 2807 24th Street San Francxsco CONGRATULATIONS To the GRADUATING CLASS IOHN H BLACK Attorney 233 Sansome Street Complwnents 0 TAYLOR S APPLIANCE SHOP 1215 Lmcoln Ave Alameda P pt 42 WCIIF dDl New Servlce Cleaners and Tarlors DRY CLEANING AND TAILORING 272 TURK STREET SAN FRANCISCO THE WHITE PHARMACY 398 Hayes Street dG gust 'rlph MAkf4a7 MAka29o1 DOMENIC G PENSABENE I E W E L E R 519 Columbus Avenue SUTTER 0450 ERNST KLAPPRODT WATCI-IMAKER P BROADWAY WATCH EXCHANGE WATCHES IEWELRY 664 B d y S F VAN NESS AVENUE BEAUTY SALON 2105 VAN NESS AVENUE GRaystor1e 3152 Specialists In Cold Waves and Tmts NIGHT APPOINTMENTS LEE BRYAN M o 51063 i Tl s f I I - I Complimen f O I ir uk if Ros ec 42 e a or an eiver I I Cleaning, Relining, Altering and Remodeling by Experts 2 Cor. Hayes an ou s. San Francisco e e ones- r e - r e I I C O O I 150 ost Street Room 206 . l gr. - wner roa wa an rancxsc LUCK L RIZNIK 61 SON GRADUATES FALL 44 FROM REGISTRY 34 UNderl11ll 8165 SULLIVANS PET SHOP BIRDS DOGS CATS CAGES SUPPLIES wx rm 11 STRFT-T SULLIVAN S UNIFORMS 171 GROVE STREET At Van Ness Avenue Opposlte Crty Hall Telephone UNderh ll 4824 San Francxsco Calxl Pete s Star Brand Shoe Store P LISERRE Prop SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY FIRST CLASS REPAIRING 4634 Grd Street San Francxsco Calxl FRANK WERNER CO FINE SHOES 874 Market Street 255 Geary Street CONGRATULATIONS and SUCCESS EOR THE FUTURE BAY VIEW RECREATION CENTER Newcomb and Mendell Streets Dlrector MARIE BELL Hotel CGIIIOIHIUH Taylor and O Farrell Streets San FYCIIICISCO Ccxtermg to those who deslre cz qulet cmd refmed atmosphere Sem FICIIICISCOS only frst Cla s Hotel that doesnt sell Ilquor Dmmg Room Sc:1ndw1ch Shop-Pnvate Dmmg Rooms Rates Smgle wxth bath S2 50 and S3 00 Double wth bath S350 and S4 50 Twm beds and bath S4 00 and S4 50 VAlencm 4406 Hours I0 a m to 9 p m KELP S DRESS SHOP LADIES AND INFANTS WEAR Dre ses Blouse Sweaters Sk1rts Lmgerle Robes 4920 3rd Street Bet Pcrlou and Quesadcr BAY VIEW DRESS SHOP DRESSES SKIRTS BLOUSES SLACK SUITS AND SWEATERS I-IOSIERY 5021 Thrrd Street San Franclsco COMPLIMENTS HAMPTON COURT HOTEL APARTMENTS 378 Golden Gate Avenue MISS ROSE O BRIEN S DRESS SHOP Sportswear pnced 57 95 to S10 95 COATS AND DATE DRESSES REASONABLY PRICED 210 Post IShreve Bldgj at Grant Ave Phone VAlenc1a S462 Complzments of W I L L O H ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Mxssron and 24th Sts San Franclsco f107j O TO I 0 0 0 I P:u'k1-rs of 11117 . . i 'I ' .' 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S , , S, ' ' I s i . . 1 1 of Complzments o KEARNY BARBER SHOP 829 Kearny Street Compl ments o F LIGHTING 6: SUPPLY 1147 Howard Street San Franc1sco Cahf NEAR YOUR SCHOOL LES VOGEL T H E Chevrolet Corner Class 10 UNderh1l1 1702 Market and Van Ness SAN FRANCISCO CYCLERY Blcycle Parts and Repcnrs 370 Golden Gate Avenue Offi VVkD AM 7PM P RAMEY S STUDIO Photographers k O KI D fi., M7 AM., fnuro WH I.e1z1 s11utu5uppIg Eu Expert Framlng 1528 Grant Ave Exbrook 0564 RA ci lph 1771 San Bruno Avenue Feed 6 Fuel Co GRADING 6 CEMENT CONTRACTORS l 2 S IRAT GRGURICH GILMORE SERVICE Tubes Gas O11 and Supphes 1310 Bayshore Boulevard SAN FRANCISCO CALIF OF F ENBACH S House of Hobbtes 1452 Market Street ZACK RADIO SUPPLY CO 1426 Market Street San FICIICISCO Callf MacPherson Bros leather Co LEATHER AND LEATHERCRAFT SUPPLIES 730M St I S F 3Clf FLORES PRINTING PRESS Pnntlng of All Kmds FAST AND COURTEOUS SERVICE 1429 Mendell 3rd and Oak Sts MI 1676 51083 f f I S. . CO. , . ce Phone 00 nys: 9 . . to . . THornwal1 5624 Sundays: 123 A. M. to 6 . M. , I I TEnmI:-hm' 32128 2997 Sacramento Street 92 -3 Tth Strvet and Ashby Avenue Belt, Mark:-I 8: Myrtle St. Bvr Clcy A ' .AN In W ATLAS PICTURE FRAME CO 9 XX V 'Q Il ronnn: U ' A ' ' .V HH 0 . I ' .., E A II vAr1 nrss Avi:-nue o sAn Fmxnclscu Wax iw fs ' an lInr'l'r ui-Irv . Phone n o . Rock, Sand, Grave 61 Cement I Contract Hauling 561 an Bruno Ave. San Francisco, 24 P. . T O O ' . KK . YY 1 I 1 O ' I . l O O l ission ree an rancisco , ai. ' '7!ww9A1fhe Wewu You have lust reached one of the mrlestones rn your hte and we want to congratulate you for your four years of good work 1n school Now you must Carve your own career and reach your other mrlestones by your own decrsrons A wrse decrsron IS to select a dependable Jeweler One on whom you can rely We 1nv1te you to make Granat Bros your yewelrv headquarters Here you know any selectlon you make whether 1t IS a watch an excluslvely desrgned Granat dlarnond rmg or a Jewelry trlnket carrles the name of a nat1ona1 1nst1tut1on and a guarantee that you must be entrrely sat1sf1ed Granat Bros specrahzmg 1n graduat1ng g1fts h1gh school and college cor drally 1nv1te you to v1s1t thetr grit shop at the Th1rd and Market Street store GRANAT BROS Manu acturmg Iewelers M1ss1on at 20th Grant at Geary SAN FRANCISCO CALIF Broadway at 19th Oakland Cahf Compliments of CHWPZZWWJ nfolsrnv 37 C o M P L 1 M E N fr s T0 THE GRADUATING CLASS RGBERT CAGNA Congratulations FROM A FRIEND CONGRATULATIONS To The 1928 TAYLOR STREET Graduating Class of n44H TOM FRERICHS cmd RAY ENIAIAN f109l l f ' - 0 C Phone Mission 7228 KEANE'S MARKET CHOICE MEATS CHAS. KEANE, Proprietor 925 Cortland Avenue San Francisco. Calif. Phone VAIer1cia 8692 MARY'S GROCERY M. FERNANDEZ, Proprietor 2002 Quesada Avenue San Francisco Compliments of .l. C. MOORE COMPANY O GROCERS When you desire Service with a smile ,. Prompt Service-Good Merchandise VISIT THE UP TO DATE MARKET 1201 Laguna Street near Eddy WEst 0132 FOR FRIENDLY SERVICE Buy at COSTELLOS GROCERY STORE Z9 PRECITA AVE SAN FRANCISCO E. ROLANDELLI, Prop. RAndolph 9037 GENE'S GROCERY Groceries FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES BEER AND WINE 144 Wayland St San Francisco Cal I Complzments 0 SAM CHOY 6. WUNG FAT 749 Iackson Street CHINA 0501 Comphments 0 GIN WAH CANDY AND CIGARETTE STORE 664 Iackson Street Compltments 0 CHUNG WAH BOOK STORE School Supplies Candies and Soda 938 Stockton Street San Francisco Comphments 0 CHINATOWN MAGAZINE SHOP 681 Iackson Street Compliments o FAT CHOY FOOD CENTER 894 Broadway Street Ravioh Tagl1er1n1 Tortelim Egg Noodles TORINO RAVIOLI FACTORY M MARENGO Prop 2458 Bay Shore Boulevard San Francisco DElaware 4248 VAlenc1a 8930 DONAHUE S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS SCHOOL SUPPLIES GREETING CARDS 16th Market and Noe Sts MArket 2075 ANCHOR DRUG CO The Prescvzptzon Pha-rmac1es KN l'KXNllSt0 101 WIA tilt I1 ll tl S 51103 o O I I I I , . ' , i. CO. I I I ' I 515 Columbus Avenue Mission K Mark t . Phunn l'IXhr00k 0075 Phone RAn1I0lph 171' S.. .f'. ',. - ' Z . irnnu . ic Sou I F. ' So. Sam Fran a ST. JAMES RESTAURANT HOUSE OF GOOD FOOD ez' 233 California Street DOuglas 1588 ROBERT CAGNA JOSEPH PINONE BEST WISHES from louis Zunzes Restaurant Twenty hrst Avenue and Taraval COMPLIMENTS OF .1 A C K S 0 N C A FE CONGRATULATIONS Fall 44 ARNEST FOUNTAIN LUNCH 348 Pine Street San Francisco 4-H FOUNTAIN LUNCH 298 Gough Street FRED WAXMAN - Proprietor Punty Meats BAIREUTHER BROS Cholce Meats F1sh and Poultry ELAND AVE DEL 7080 EMPIRE MEAT COMPANY Crystal Palace Market D pt 26 We handle a full 11ne of fresh meats THE SAN BRUNO BAKERY F1ne Pastnes 150 S1ll1man Street RA 4500 COMPLIMENTS OF Eastern Bakery Chinatown 1140 CLAY STREET F Morzrn E ERPF H MoTzER E P P L E R S a Y Lak d t0l' 88 G RY T I 640 Iackson Street OM 8 00 L H, I 111 'I' . I . 10 L . . San Francisco d QPYO TTCIOTS, e ' ' 1 - 0 0 - I . F anc Cakes - Coffee Cakes - Bread an Rolls Bakeries Geary at r in R xtanrant an Office Stockton a ' 'arrell ' 'EA S . Chen nut at Pierce I h way T omia at Hyde YWMW 0TTO PRESS Tffmfincg . . . 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