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

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il! ,E. rl i l A G ,.. 1 f h1'iiQiET Allin 'lfllialflg' 1:3 'gr we ,bliff 'T'.IL'N iq I , ,WI 7, 551297 ,. N325 gy lhe HIGH SCHOOL of coxIMERcE YE.-xR Boox 1925 R It sfll ' 4- fr' - -q'-'- -' rs -7- 'Iii c :rf W L., U lil 4 1, I L af? . 15. ,, i . V ,l , si l Ei, Commerce, it will be well worth your time to watch the classes of june and 4 December, '26. Once again, as many times before, the Junior Class comes to the front. We If 4- Juniors have taken an active interest in all school affairs, bpth scholastic and X E' athletic. A glance at the Honor Roll will show the names of many Juniors. l li? The ranks of the R. O. T. C. are filled with Junior boys, many of whom are , f' hlling officers, positions, and filling them well. if Many' of our athletes are Juniors, among them being Langston and Roland 1 2 In football, Dwarkin and Wahlgren in baseball, Hirsch, Stewart, and Sullivan rl in basketball. 4' L El Being a very thorough class who do not leave any activity untouched, we are 1 represented In Dramatlcs bv oe Donovan, and in Debatin b' Plattner and 1 I B d ' g 5 f ron er. ' i I TlIe Juniors need no introduction-just watch them! . MICHfXEI. BRONIJER. 5? l El 5 President, -IosEPH DONOVAN gg Vice-President, MICHAEL BRONDER ' Sefretary, PHYLLIS TEMPLE Treuxurer, VVAYNE LANGSTON l Sofia! Re rr'.vw1t1:ti1'e, CLAIRE BALLING i 1 ,o . - 1 Gzrlx Athletzc RI'pI'FIFIIfIlf11'l', BADIE SILVER , Bn-rs' Iithlflir Reprzfsmtntiw, CHARLES XVAHLGREN Advisor, Miss U. L. BURKE x 5,9 in I f ,I lst l If W l f f JU l 1' . tl F! Eff T281 A EA are ililil Jill ELITE Jill. .lip -IKE.. 31121. JSR

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I i 1 l b , LA ij! gre'zf543,e:.Qg:e.24141115 iililillff 'mr - W-4. The HIGH SCHOOL of coimlakca YEAR BooKwi925 P doggy-15,'3,lYou'LL sc Airman .Q KYB AHL BYE 5 NVe are finishing our second term in the High School of Commerce. lt should be the wish of every student in the Sophomore class to make this the Banner Year, as we wish to set a good example for the Sophomores of the future. In every activity in the High School of Commerce we are strongly repree sented. Our boys are going to show some good Work in Athletics, under the able guidance of our Athletic Representative, Bert Tuttich. Of course it goes without saying, what the girls will do, as they are always energetic and hard-working, trying to make everything they do, their very best. Let our watchword be Forward for the future. READ GIVENS. . President, READ GIVENS ' Vice-President, EDNA MOEHLENBROCK Treasurer, JOHN SHEEHAN KJ Serretary, RICHARD L,ANIBERT Boys' Athletics, BERT TUTTICH Girls' Athlrtirx, W. VON BERMEN '7Ji50l', Mis M. DE F ON W Ein.. r D -3t,3'?f3:z1.Ts+E.IIc l30l Q