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

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it fill xiii J Knowledge is that which, next to virtue, truly and essentially raises one man above another. S official reporter we had a glimpse of one of the rehearsals and we surely recommend the Golliwog dancers clothed in mist-colored robes, moving fantastically about the stage to give one the thrill of a lifetime. The play is filled with action and more or less mystery as to the location of a certain orange- colored necktie and you would never recognize our dignified orator-president in the role of messenger boy, l26l

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I Ill 7 f' A f f ff E-wwe e. QLJSIQQ President - - BOB SCHNEIDER Vice President - - RUTH ANGELIS Secretary-Treasurer - BERNICE BRAND Social Representative - - JACOB WEINER B. A. - - CLIFFORD WYSINGER G. - - RUTH CURLEY Adviser Miss RENE CULLEN NDER the sponsorship of Miss Cullen, the Juniors once more come to the front. The Juniors have always shown the real school spirit that keeps Commerce on the map. The Juniors are well represented in Commerce as there are thirteen Junior rooms. The majority of students that take part in school activities are Juniors. We need look no further than the Jazz Band. Six members of the ten are Juniors. Fifteen of the twenty-five men out for football are Juniors. The R. O. T. C. is Well represented by Juniors, as three-fourths of the non-commissioned officers are Juniors. The Juniors will continue to show their willingness to help Com- merce keep her standing and continue to make the other classmen sit and take notice of their real Commerce Spirit. ' ROBERT SCHNEIDER . Q5 x 'S I bl f I FSL . l 1 J -we l 'J J .1 at 1 1' TO , jg ffl l28l