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

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mrrfzfn sry' Y if' The HIGH SCHOOL of COMMERCE YEAR BOOK 1925 I' Ml -4 - .,. A fa F If I +3 H A fi 5 S Ili? Mi fi I ' 1 EI 55 L. I 5 ri ' s HI 5 .L 5 E E Miss ELINOR RUSSELL ,,,..,.,,,.,...,........A,,,..,,,,.......,....,.,,.......,.............,.......,.... Editor L MR. GEORGE SAVY ..........,,,.,..,. ,...,.... A dfaertising Manager j MISS BERNADETTE BETTE .......,.. ,,........ C irculating Manager ,la sf if fs Pi S L, J Is 5? 4 Q I I 4 MISS SIBYL BANZETT .,.....,,,...,,,.,..AA.,AA,,,,,.,....,,.,,,...,.,...................., Assistant Editor .' MISS JULIA HANKE ............ ........ B usiness Manager ', ig Mlss BEATRICE O'NElLL ........ ....... J ournal Treasurer J K. , f I 4? FW I, P M fb E81 ,4 if SI EEEEL ELEE I I I L I lm-

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v .Tv ' i , J 5-?if?ff??Hari14 ffmfglmal-f 1i1L 'iiifk ills'L lC1lU'XP3ffi5:GJ3'ls 'iffi EJ My ww, er ll If' The HXGI1 SCHOOL of CONINIERCF X A 4 f f . it ,.xf13fRla0oK 1925 y , 1 EQ- .L nl '5 Fi A' L1 11 ? W gh V? 51? 4.4 53 A l Q it fi Prrsidwzt, ENIBIETT XVHITEHEAD Q Vice-President, EARL BISHOP gl, Secretary, BERNADETTE BETTE gl Treasurer, RIADELYN NIONNIER . I Social Rrfprerefztfztiwe, ELIZABETH LUBERG Advisor, Miss I. FURLQNG 5 4 iii, 3 lt was in August, 1921, that the Class of June '25 entered the High School 1 0f.Commerce to begin their careers as Freshmen. They brought enough class fl spirit with them to gain recognition from every class in the school. Q42 . . . . 1-1 For the past four years this class has been hailed as the most promising class 'j 1 attending Commerce, being well represented in the athletic field, and in social ,Qi and literary circles. EH . I l 1 f In R. O. T. C., in athletics, football, baseball, and basketball we are well A represented by such men as Bishop, Greely, Plageman, Sayy, Banchero. Todaro, Q i Beltrami, and Whitehead. Julia Hanke, Bernadette Bette, Lucille Nelson and ref Elmira Kurucar have distin uished themselves in irls' sports. ln social affairs A . . g . g . ,. sg Sihyl Banzett, Anita Mtmehlenbrock, Eunice Place, Elinor Russell, Xwlllllfl ' if l Kampe, and Elizabeth Luberg have made the Class of June '25 stand well above y the rest of the school. lt is represented in Dramatics, Debating, and Journalism. , f ' What the future holds for us, none can say, but Seniors to be, it is sincerely l hoped that you will take note of the lives that the eighty-three members of the 1, class of June '25 have led, and pattern after them. ly For your kind support in our activities, which was certainly appreciated, we thank you. 1 I EMMETT VVIHTEHE.-io. lg I I I I I I IQI - Q - Y' Q tl - - x k Y f 1 E 1 5 l y ci cs Q i Y' l, l l l l l l l Q, Tx ' I O N i N l l ll 5 ff? tl Ea A Q 1 ,ms ..itriL'21. .mm smfxfxe . .xml