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

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COMMERCE N N BULLDOG N N C L. A S S EZ S J - l71

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COMMERCE N N BULLD'OG N N RECORD E61

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COMMERCE -- f- BULLDOG' N -f RECORD ff ' . ll- i at A i Y . i 'Sf' l ' E. i t 7 C L T15 7 'ig fi' . P A ' - ' i . Ia 1 ' A ,.-: wr 1 - I 5 X -5. , A. ,C , lf ' S E N I O R CLASS OFFICERS OF DECEMBER, 1930 President ......,,..,,,,,,-.,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, L ,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,-4,,-- DQNALD R053 Vice-President ...................................,.....,...,..,,..,. PEARL LANDRESSE Secretary ......... D .,..,... ..,. L, .,,... VERA SHERMAN Treasurer .V.......,...................,... ...... .,.. - - JOSEPH DEVINCENZI Social Representative ..,, --, L .-.,-- ,,,,-,--,---,,, A ---WTI-1ELMA HARSZY B. A. R ...... --- .....,,.,,,. - ,... L ......,.-.- L ..-..,.... CECIL DACRE G. A. R. ...,,.,...............,... L .....,.,..,.. .EILEEN BUCHANAN Journal Representative ......,.,...,,,.... ......,.......,. L .PAUL HENNING Advisor ,.......,,., L ..A,,.,.,,,,, ,. ,,...,, Y .,,.,..,.,.......... --E..MISS C. A. KIRWIN E HAVE taken one step further toward our goal in life and it is with mingled feelings of regret and happiness that we will soon call ourselves graduates . Some will carry on in the business world, some will continue their education and others will drop out entirely, but to all of us the name of Commerce will always recall pleasant memories and happy friendships. It is but a short while since we entered Commerce eager, but inexperienced, lower classmen. Through our four years as students we have been guided and helped along by the various members of the faculty until now we are ready to Utry our wings alone. Although our advisor, Miss C. A. Kirwin, was absent from our midst part of the term, the class oflicers carried on their work in a very commendable man- ner. To Miss Kirwin we owe a vote of thanks and appreciation for her splendid cooperation and time which she so freely gave us. We deeply appreciate all that Mr. White has done for us, not only indi- vidually but as a whole. He has been an incentive to all of us in striving toward our goal so that our ambitions might be realized. We thank him from the bottom of our hearts, The class of December, 1930, has been outstanding in the activities of Commerce. Two of our boys have upheld our prestige on the gridiron and the other sports have been ably handled by other members of our class. A precedent was established by this class inasmuch as we had the Hrst organized Kiddie Day . The stunts in the inner-court were humorously and cleverly presented. The District School at Blueberry Corners provided amusement for all. To the incoming class we extend our thanks for the lovely luncheon and enjoyable dance which they so ably provided for us on the traditional H4-L4 Day. We can only wish them all the success that they deserve. PEARL LANDRESSE. l 8 l