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

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HESE are t r yin g times. Your fu- ture is, by no means, certain, but, if you have acquired habits of mas- tery in your work, have trained your mind, strengthened your character, and cultivated the virtues of cooperation and good Will, you will be more certain of success. If you have won the respect and affection of your fellow students, and teachers, you will be able to meet the vagaries of life. Remember that he who has a record of school work well done is better able to see the real mean- ing of life and to find a surer measure of happiness. Principal, High School of Commerce

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Miss Lorraine Dlartin The beauty of your Life Is reflected in the mirror of your Song- May years dim not this Melody For Commerce loves it well. -Jane Coffer

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LUHWS LUHD S HE needs no introduction to the girls of Commerce. She is not so well known to the hoys, hut if she were, her list of friends would increase again, for making friends is her hohhy, and keeping them, her amhition. Her smiling eyes and unexpected sense of humor place you immediately at ease in her presence, and even if a scolding he your lot, you feel that she is sympathetic. Her interest linens the dullest task,' the most ordinary duties are fun under her guidance, and her supply of pep seems inexhaustihle, for, at the close of the day, she is as full of energy as at the start. In her leisure hours, instead of coaching would-he tennis stars and lady athletes, she turns her hand to domestic duties. Her cookies are a wonder, her dahlia garden, the envy of all the neighhors, and her Scottie dog is as well known and liked as she. There are few women who could comhine the work of school and the pleasure of play as well as this woman does. She would he a credit to any organization-no wonder Commerce is proud to claim as head of the Girls' Physical Education Department, MISS MARIORIE GRINNELL