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

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fi J, GJQII 1926-Turf COMMERCE-1926 IJQN o 41 If o L w o gt ,iflsj A fs ll .szmom aj, f t? My I M i I XXX ' ,1 P f-ff1 ' iIl,l'l1f,-lOSlfP.l'l1DONOVAN 4 ,,f i Vice-P 141' sid f'11 r,LiNDoN SMITH , pill Sa-r z-f1 mry,BizRNicE YV1l,soN g 5 1 ,' fill The Low Burke, has pl the term are their success. The Low R.. O. T. C., future High S VVC are lo leader in scho IlTl1iriy1 Trmxzzrr-r, Joi? Hmscri Social Rep:-as-mmfizie, EVIZLYN B1oNAz i'iIl'fl'i.S'FI', Miss BURKE Senior Class. under the able leadership of its class ofiicers and lVIiss anned great things for this important term. The two great events of the Low Senior Luncheon and Low Senior Day, and we are certain of Seniors are well represented in athletics, dramatics, journalism, and and judging from their many activities, they are a promising class of eniors. olcing forward to big things from this Class, since it has always been a ol life. -JOSEPH DONOV.AN

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