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

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By Jane Pierce President AA........... .., , , D ONALD MACKINNON Vice-President ,-,...., , 5 w,,'-AA V .,..,,. GLORIA MERIWETHER Secretary. 7........,.. . .... ,,. .DOROTHY MURDICK Treasurer ,...............,.. . .. e......,e WILLIAM WALCOM Social Representative ....A, . gf ..,,.....,,,... MIRIAM CANTY G. A. R ......eee....e....... . K e...,..e ETHEL EMANUELSON B. A. e,e.....eeeee.ee....e,e ,..Ae... ,DANIEL O'LEARY Journal Representative ,...,, , , ,,,,,,,,, ,FRANCES BRADY Advisor eeee...e..ee.e,.......ee e.eee... M ISS RENE CULLEN ANUARY 5 . . . We entered school today as the High and Mightiesn frecognized by the beautiful blue sweatersj. - January 30 . . . What fun! This is Kiddie Day, the day we High Seniors receive the Freshmen and make them know they are a part of Commerce. This day was certainly a success. The girls in their little short organdies and their great big hair-ribbons, and the boys in their short pants. You should have seen us! February 6 . . . Hurrah! Victory over Poly in basketball. The members of our class have upheld our prestige in all sports and we surely are proud of them. March 3 . . . Today the High Senior girls had a meeting to discuss what to wear at graduation. As a result of the meeting the girls are going to wear formal dresses and the boys will wear tuxedo coats. April 24 . . . The Low Fours entertained us royally today at a lovely luncheon and an enjoyable dance. This was the traditional Low Four-High Four Day and it certainly was enjoyed by each and every one of us. We would like at this time to extend our thanks to the Low Fours. U May 6 . . . Our High Senior Jinx was of interest to all, the 'lHollywood idea. The set being a movie studio, lot 31 June. We hope the other classes enjoyed seeing the Jinx as much as we enjoyed putting it on for them. May 22 . . . You should have seen the members of our class perform in our term play, if you didn't, because it certainly was worth while. The play was Skinner's Dress Suit . Many of our High Seniors proved to us that they can act. June 4 . . . You should see us rehearsing for graduation-we seem to do everything we shouldn't. The Graduation song is very pretty. It was written by two members of our class, Helen Johansen and Ruggero Consani. June 10 . . . Oh! What a funny feeling! We left our .High Senior places in the auditorium and took our places on the platform. Our successors took our places. Every one of us has a lump in his throat, for this will be the last assem- bly we shall be able to attend. We wish the incdming class success, and we wish all our teachers to know how much we appreciate everything they have done for us during our high school career. Mr. White, who has always been such an inspiration to all of us, we thankxyou. ' 'R June 10 . . . Tonight, vngewgraduate. This isa wonderful night for all of us. but it is a funny feeling We h-ave, knowing that tomorrow we must go out and face the world . ' . , June ll . . . We enjoyed every minute of our Ciradiulation Dance which was held in the Terrace Room of the Fairmont Hotel. ll2l -.COMMERCE

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