All Saints Commercial High School - Excelsior Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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All Saints Commercial School .History of the Class of 1930 06026 NE evening we were lazily listening to the radio when suddenly we were startled by the sound of a familiar voice and the utterance of a familiar name. We listened carefully and heard, This is Station A. S. C., Matilde Stravitsch announcing. Please stand by. As a special feature on the air, today Dominga Durlacher, editor-ingchief of the June 1930 Excelsior, will recount the History of the june 1930 graduating class of All Saints Commercial School. We know that many of the listeners will be eager to register at this well-known school after they have heard the annals of the outstanding Senior Class in the school's history. Address all communications to - All Saints Commercial School 23 Thornton Street Brooklyn, N. Y. 'Flushing Avenue! Watch the doorsl' warned the conductor when a group of giggling, excited girls left the train. Those were some of the freshmen of 1928, destined to be the senior class in the history of All Saints Commercial School. The first days of the freshman term were spent in becoming acquainted with the ever-helpful teachers, sociable girls, rules and regulations of the school. After this, we began our work in earnest. On the arrival of midterm exami- nations, we overtaxed our intellects to impart to our teachers our goodly supply of knowledge. This acquired knowledge was used by the teachers at the ex- piration of the term to mete out to us very distasteful tests. Notwithstanding, we came through with flying colors, which naturally was to be expected. Thus, our term as freshmen came to a close but our freshness and simplicity remained. SOPHOMORES! Upon reaching the second term, our timidity dropped from us like a cloak, and from shrinking violet buds we blossomed into self- confident flowers. With foresight of what we would be when we had fully blossomed, the teachers watched amid sighs of ecstasy, our blooming. We entertained the faculty and student body by two splendid assemblies. judging from the deafening, thundering applause we received, we decided that our effort to make our assemblies the most entertaining of all those presented during the term were rewarded. Meanwhile, our surprising store of knowledge Page 19