Cleveland High School - Legend Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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=d BERBER Foreword y . G C — invisible fairy wands, benevolent godmothers, y I f mischievous elves, witchcraft — some mystic power has made it possible for Commerce to house one thousand students instead of five hundred. That we are overcrowded and lack many conveniences we realize. In spite of these con- ditions — or, perhaps, because of them — our reputation is one to be proud of — we are loyal. In this issue of the Ledger the staff have attempted to catch that tangible spirit of close comradeship. They have tried to make fast that warmth of feeling so that we and the rest of the world will never be able to forget that Commerce is the place with the school-spirit.

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THE LEDGER High School ofCommerce JANUARY - 1926

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MATOflRET BOHREd