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

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ONSTANTLY striving to do what is right, always working to gain glory for our school and endeavoring to succeed Where others fail through four years in the High School of Commerce, we, the Senior Class of June, 1922, bid farewell to our many friends. To the Faculty, patient and untiring, we express our gratitude for the good we realize they have done for us. Our studies seemed hard, our hours long, our trials and failures many, hut now, that we have conquered what was put before us, we look back upon our four years here, smiling at what we thought was difficult, laughing at the recollection of our many good times-rejoicing to behold our many friends, but remorseful when we realize we are about to leave them. The Class of June, 1922, was foremost in all activities. A more worthy set of oflicers than ours could not have been elected, as was proven by the capable, business-like manner in which they executed their duties. It was due to them that the Freshman Reception was such a success, unrivaled as it was in variety, wit, songs, choruses, minstrels and jazz music. In individual talent, the Senior Class of June '22 abounds. Such Journalism geniuses as Ida Sachs, Homer McGrew, Jean Garrick and Miriam Miller, have placed our JOURNAL among the best. The convincing salesmanship talks of Barbara Henderson, Alice Kelleher, Dena Robinson, Miriam Chemick, Fred Mahr, Norma Muhlman and many other members of the class made necessary the addition of pages to our JOURNAL, for the accommodation of the many advertisers. The Class has many accomplished athletes: Miron, Devincenzi, Conklin, Kennedy, Antoine, Casenave, Hall, Olmo, Emerson, Graham. Ellsworth. James, Heines, Freytag and others, being wearers of Blocks, Circles or Numerals. In all of our activities, we have exhibited the determination, ability and desire to suc- ceed, so characteristic of the Class of June 1922. No matter what the task put before us. we have always been one hundred per cent. We have terminated a suc- cessful high school career at Commerce. Some of us will pursue higher education, others will enter the business World. May we succeed as we have while we were students of Commerce. The Class of June 1922 bids all a fond farewell and hopes that it will be remem- bered by those it leaves behind. AL LARSEN. l6l

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5, FACULTY Cor.. C. H. MURPHY ..... ...................... P rznczpal Miss IDA GARBARINO ........ Vice-Principal and Dean Qf Girlx Miss HARRIET RIESENER.. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mr. Irving G. Alger. Miss Mabel Clay Miss Rene Cullen M Miss Constance Dewey Miss Rosa Diehl Miss Irene Furlong Clrleadj Miss Teresa Hess Miss Ada H. Ramsdell Mrs. Mabel H. Gilford QSpeechl HISTORY. DEPARTMENT Miss F. E. Barnard Miss Marie DeFlon Miss Clarice Kirwin QHeadD LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Miss Beatrice Bacigalupi Miss M. D. Barry Miss Louise Doran Miss Anne H. Holden Miss Mae Johnson Miss Elizabeth Lewis Miss Salcido QOn leavej Miss Agnes Strachan MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Miss Anna Dunne Mr. David P. Hardy CHeadD Miss Aileen M. Hennessy Mrs. S. W. McPherson Miss Beatrice Mary Murray QDiedJ SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Alexander C. Colmore Mr. George R. Albers Mr. Frank E. Barr Miss Una Lucille Burke Mr. Alexander Craven fHead-on Leavej Mr. Charles A. Colmore Mr. George H. Learned fHeadJ MUSIC DEPARTMENT Miss Viola Farrell ........................Secretary SALESMANSHIP DEPARTMENT Miss Adelaide C. Hunter COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Mrs. M. L. Palmer CI-Ieadj STENOGRAPHY Miss M. L. Hayes Qi- Mr. T. J. Gallagher Mrs. M. L. Palmer BOOKKEEPING Mrs. G. W. Pendergrass Mrs. Blanche Preeman Miss H. E. Rademaker Miss Annie Rock Mr. Milo Tucker TYPEWRITIN Mr. E. Malcolm Cameron Miss Mary T. Clarke Miss Ida Garbarino Miss Beatrice Heane '91 Miss S. Langdo ' APPLIANCES Mrs. Mary E. Amrath PENMANSHIP Miss Louise E. Freese PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Miss Marjorie Grinnel Mr. Percival Prinz Miss Helen G. Thursby DRAWING DEPARTMENT Miss Haidee E. Tobriner Mr. David P. Hardy , MILITARY DEPARTMENT J. A. Shearer - Sgt. D. E. M. L. A. to P. M. S. 8: T. l I y

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HIGH SENIOR OFFICERS PRESIDENT.. .......,......................... Ethel Graham VICE-PRESIDENT. . . . . .William Trimble SECRETARY .... . ..... Irene Emerson TREASURER ............. ..... M aurice Antoine ASSISTANT ................ .... D ena Robinson SOCIAL REPRESENTATIVE ........... .,.. D orothy Schnabel Bovs' ATHLETIC REPRESENTATIVE .... GIRLS, ATHLETIC REPRESENTATIVE ......... Hannah M. Akashi Bertha Alexander Maurice L. Antoine Florence R. Bennetts Marguerite R. Boegershausen Louise Bourdieu Mildred L. Brown Mary L. Brutsman Eleanor Burgess John H. Casenave Irwin Irving Cheim Miriam M. Chemmick Virginia Clancy Vera Coughlan Sadie Cohen Wanda Cohen William Conklin Lily Belle Davis Evelyn M. Den Besten Albert A. Devincenzi Edith M. Edgar Aletha L. Ellsworth Irene Annette Emerson Mary Dorothy Fischer Erna S. Freytag .GRADUATES Virginia Blanche Garratt Jean Lois Garrick Ethel Evelyn Graham Rebecca Clara Graham Ira Janice Graves Leonore W. Guggenheim Laurence Hall Hanako Hara Sophia M. Hein Barbara M. Henderson Dorothy Jean Hoehner john Oscar Holt Hazel N. Hoy Norma E. James Greta Lenore Johnson Helen O. ,Iones Alice E. Kelleher Lloyd I. Kennedy, Georgia Kirkpatrick Grace Fujiye Koba Ethel H. Knox Albert W. Larsen Roy E. Locke A. Vera Mac Donald Frederick Mahr I7l . . . .Lloyd Kennedy .Aletha Ellsworth George Maunder Rita D. Mazza Pearl J. Mayblum William McCabe Homer McGrew Wanda McKenzie Miriam R. Miller Carlos Miron Norma A. Muhlmann Erma Nlurray Aileen Nagel Lucile Elizabeth Ogden Irene Frances Olmo Dorothy C. Penrose Grace Lucille Porteous Ricardo E. Remigio Dena Robinson Ida Faye Sachs Earl S. Sapiro Dorothy Louise Schnabel Mildred Schneider Thelma D. Schreiber Vvilliam H. Trimble Laura Vezzani Aileen Flora Wells