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

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fb yu W fl ly!! j f f' lj! fi Jf I Ji lf JA 11' ki' Wh0's Who At Commerce OUR party plans are interrupted by the illness of a Q good player and you need a fourth at bridge. I would suggest that you call up Miss MARIE COLLETT as she is an expert in that field of endeavor and would give Mrs. Culbertson a close shave in a 9 tournament. And that is just one of the many things I have added to my knowledge of Miss Collett, our teacher in home economics. To boys she may seem like just another teacher but to girls she is a big asset at Commerce. Having been assigned to the privilege of interviewing her, I thought I should get some pointers from my mother concerning cook- ing and sewing before I attempted it, but I found her well versed in other lines of information. ' Incidentally she plays an interesting game of golf-the roses on her cheeks are really hers, the brilliant gloss of her hair, its waves, the sparkle of her eyes, the smile-all, all real and only the out-of-doors sports know how wonderful a cosmetician the fresh air is. Standing at the cashier's desk day after day to make sure you are satisfied with the food, and to collect your little check, is just part of her work at Commerce. From a few years' pleasant sojourn at Fran- cisco junior High, Miss Collett came to us, and finds joy in work in i ructing girls in the art of sewing. Miss Collett maintains that espite the modern conveniences, cooking is still an art and can be ac uired by a few only. It should be the goal of our girls. If more pr ted by just such instruction as Miss Collett recommends, it would , ffl ,J i K' J 1 , p o lo er necessitate that the first urchase after the hone 'mo n con- f P ,lf lj'Jl mf. f iffy gf' ff' iffy j' ,gpue to be-a can opener. A- 4 ' ' f I ' 1 B H ' c. ' , M M f if 1 ,f f f awe T if CL! H A! X ' ,411 ji! i , Y i ,f fi 'ff f -1 ,ef J ff! ' i I 'fl VJ if 1 l9l