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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1936 volume:

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Hay the habits of reading, of thinking. and of analyzing situations with the various causes and effects have become so highly developed that they may be virtues of inestimalmle value, We, in America are facing a new age. a period of marked transi- tion. the tendencies of which one sees and hears constantly. To cope with these serious confronting problems. there will be urgent. need of the highest form of citizenship. The introduction of intricate machinery together with many other factors such as the decline of the smaller villages and cities and the condition of the American farmer. have shattered our boasts of great prosperity and security. for these seem to lie farting before our very eyes. One needs but to delve into the pages of history to tind that several nations have risen to great heights only to have their pros- perity and success contribute to their own decay and ultimate down- fall. Lately. the United States has gained an important position in the history of the world. Will America continue to be the land ofhope and promise or will she too meet this same fate? Does it not lnehoove us to be constantly on our guard lest our own country comes to the same unfortunate ending that other countries before her have expe- rienced? The future and destiny of our country lies largely in the hands of the young people in our schools. colleges. and universities ol' today. lt is my hope that you feel prepared to take your part intelli- gently. seriously and courageously. C l5l Nl. ll llllli, l'rz'ru'ipu OOOOFACULTY OF COMMERCE SPRING '36 . A-4 ,, .IL--f ilm- , ,f'f'f5 ,L .A,, , Q y Q fzfaggja inseam ' EE EE EE E A lllle - J. a4, ,,, ' , Q-rfv svf' QM , -J .. , J -, -fl 4 C. W. White, Principal. Harry W. Dahleen. Vice- Principal, Dean of Boys: Ida Garbarino, Vice-Principal, Dean of Girls. Grace Easton, Secretary, Florence Wein- stein, Secretary. Glenn Allen, Mary Amrath, Florence Barnard, Bernhard Baumeister, Joseph E. Bentel, Loretta Best, John S. Bolin, Harold E. Brillhart, Irene Blige, Marie D. Burrell, Edgar M. Cameron, Josephine Cereghino, Edvidge Cerruti, Henry L Chaim Cheadj, Abram E. flghp, Maybelle Churchwright, Mary T. Clarke, Abigail G. Clifford, Mary S. Close, Marie Qithelt. Alice Collins, Charles Colmore. Frank P. Qonklin, John M. Connell, Rene Cullen, Catherine A. Davis, Con- stance M. Dewey, Elvie Dickson, Rose Diehl. Grace Dixon, Margaret C. Dowling fheadj, Alberta F. llozier, Carl Eklof, Gertrude H. Fischer, W. G. Frederickson, Grace Gallagher, Mary C. Gardner, Florence Gastpgglray, Birdeena Gowan, Marion G. Ggy, Marjorie Grinnell Cheadj, Edith V. Hafer, Jessie l. Hanna, Mary L. Hayes, Barbara Henderson, Aileen Hennessy lheadl, Teresa Hess, Ethel Hulbert., Henry R. Jennings Cheadj, Mae Johnson, Marie Johnston, George Kessler, Elsie Kirk, Clarice Kirwin Cheadb, George lQngn,er, Harry M. Krytzner, Rachel liurlanzik, Sarah A. Langdon, Evelyn Lyman, Eli N. Mabrey. Russel P. Marble, Leland S. Martin, Lorraine Martin. Alva McMillan, George Melvin, William S. Millar, Alice 0'Malley, Genevieve Pendergrass. Alma B. Powell, P. .l. Prinz, Ada H. Ramsdell, Ruby E. Robb, Nlollie Rosen, Irene F. Schearer theadl, John A. Schearer, Frank Schoch. Veronica M. Shane. Iva Smith, Mildred Smith, Mable Stark, Janet Stewart, Alice Sgcliwell, Robert Stoller, Agnes Strachan. Kathryn Sullivan, Helen rllltmsby, Louise Tray, Ellen Trewfick, Joseph Verducci, Mary Walcott, Marie OFWeller, John World, Genevieve Yannke. l7I STUDENT BCDY OFFICERS , , N .i..l . Vt EXECUTIVE BOARD lN Nh' RK In W 'hh 'll MX! ,XKWW f x w WHEN JSI was IWMMW' um mm :N W fM kwa' x N s M I 1, 3 A C iffu 'MV Hi m JMU 1 d ELOISE GUY NN lll IRIT STA 96 Lorraine Rivers Henry Burns Allan Holyrod Frank Schwab it Frances Spar Marion Popik Bertha Berger llfl iKElise Croskhwaiie Kenneth Warehouse Endris Wincott X Harry Emerson i1'Clax-inan Lutter mKCa!herine Wiley Evelyn Gualano kGo1d C Awarded v!4Marqaret Moran Richard Jones iKBob Armstrong Harold Fischer iKEloiau Guynn Wanda Sileraki Anna Perdicalas EDITORIAL - SPORTS 4 Edwin Casaday if Denis Corbett ,- aa'- 'C V Gerda Nielsen if Ruth Crean if Evan Leong W4 Clarissa Lutter N Margaret Moran K Harry Emerson Y Robert Armstro Helen Rehder X Catherine Wiley H Elisa Cx-oathwaite 'S Lorraine Rivera Geraldine Galassi Mary Frengoa 'fPaul Cavagnaro Valeniina Markoff William Won Raymond Kamlade Jack Hansen 4 Kenneth Morgan l x ' Vg t -v iI4Gold C , 'J ,-1 rl mark Iwx been .wpervixfd 1-nlirfly by xIurlrnI.v, E 1 -1rlEdilnr,E1-rmLenmy X 1 N BUSINESS--CIRCULATION I I u::'1 HF:-ences Spar iHPear1 Goldberg XX fx fsf ,- CLASS OF JUNE '36 Joe Naskashima has stepped into the footlights of the high senior class for being the honor student of the spring term of 1936. Joe has distinguished himself above all classmates by receiving the highest mark of all the seniors. Frank Gibeau has had the honor of being one ofthe captains of the track team. He exhibited spectacular performances in the 410. 100. and was anchor man on the 880 relay team. The girls also have contributed their efforts to make this term successful in every way. The high Seniors Wish to extend their appreciation to the faculty and students for the willing cooperation they have shown this term. Appreciation goes to Nliss Marjorie Grinnell. Senior advisor. for helping to make this term a success. 4 - F gravy? 0 XJ. up , J f 0 lk tx ppgv J 1 QQ ll4l OFFICERS CLASS OF JUNE '36 '-My 51 1 4, ff ' 5 fa f f f- 41 U61 FRANCES ABBOTT will hc '1 he magazine cover lody. Bccuusve ri professional model She is hound to he. ARMANDO ACCORNERO 'IIus cullr-giate on his mind Il il. comes to college pranks Ilo'll not he far behind, A railroad engineer SAMMY ADAMS wanl.s I,o he She'll hlow Lhe whistll- Tool, Loot, And run righl. into a Lrer-. VIRGINIA AGNOST will he ai leatrher And leach the golden rule, Wt- know she 4-onld rnnkr: u wise mun Oni. of :my liltle fool, VIRGINIA AIVAZIAN will Give hr-r boss an surprise NX hon hc linds out shnfs pn-ll.y, Ellicicnl, :mul so wise-. III-rf-'s unolh:-r adv:-nturo Thul joins in wilh Ihr? muny Travel around lhr- world, FRANCIS VKLBHECIIT will, On n prrnny. ll:-rl-'s dillcrr-nl. in the crowd Thr- ambition ol' PHILIP ANIYREX is To join Ihr: Navy. sr-n Ihr- world A swf-ll ch-sire, lhis onr: ol' his. To hr- :in :Admiral in Lhn navy ls LUUIS ARHNSONS drc-:im vomc lrllc- And if ho f-vr-r gf-ls Ihr- job ll:-'ll bf- ai ludy-killr-r, loo! NIARGIIS ARNISTRONC will marry zu main lYho's gol whol il. Lzil-ws, Jusl lcuvv il, Lo Illurgfk- Shf- do:-sn'l mulu- mislzilu-5. As a go-gs-lling rourl, rf-porter .IUHN ASDRUBALE will loml lmzriminaling testimony Spoku-n from Lhr- stand, Uvxning a hr-only parlor ls M. ATKIN50N'S vhoicr- of vocailionx ll ilh u frm- lingf-r wav:- Fur all ol' hor rvlalions. ll hon ID.-K BXLIIACCFS boss Murrir-5 his su-c'I, lla-'ll sclI.lr- down lo hr- domestic And u liLllr- hr:npcf t. RUTH BJKNER will dvsign Thr- very vhiv lil.llr: dross Thul. has mark:-d on the lubel ll. is from 'iPuris. To hr- a forf-sler or r-oginm'-r ls I,hP sl-vrr-L uriihiticm of YYI LL BXNK5 XX 1-'ll bm- sun- thorn xx on'L hc- Firr-s on hills nor in gasoline Looks KYY K BXRICII xxill hr- ax buyf-r ln :i millinc-ry shop. Sho will show lhf- xx omvn. Thx- rtorra-cl. thing lo xxcur on lop, LUUISE likRNE'l'I' xxill illuslrulc For tho wmorls-sl. nmgazinn-sz She-'ll c-urn surh a lot. ul' mon:-y Sh:-'ll own six limonsinvs. RUTH BAHNE'I'I S voice ll ill hu- heurd nl-:ir :md fur Sh:-'ll hi- knoxx n us Rndiu's Grout, grnul, Singing Slurf l. ISSRTNI AN'S xxish is In Iiud ool, A scvn-I su profound, Nl hnl, is il, lh:iL mnkr-s Tho world go round? A world rs-nuwm-Il Profx-yor ln lhv Pliilippiuvs will bv ,IUE ll,K5lIONCILI,0:7 Nl ho xx rili-s hooks on history. To lrnvvl ovcr nll lhn- world ls lhv xxish ol' NI KRJORIE ll KTCIIELOII ll:-r vxislu muy funn- trun- ll' shi- :lol-sn'L ln:-4-I u lxuI.vhclor. I-IMIL BKZZINI would lilu' nothing ln-I la-r ln u rusv of dislrvss 'l'hnn Lo lu- n llxulio-fNl0n'liaui1ie' To sn-ud his oxxn S. U. S. To mnrry n cs-rlnin chuulfa-nr N KIPINIC BIQCKLHY hos in luincl To lruvvl nround lhv world with him Would jnsl suil ln-r limi. ln Ihr- so on-nr fnluro lio Io Ihv psyvlm-mnxlysl 'Xsk nll ulxonl. yuurw-ll' sir, For Y. lll-ILCIIHIFS on I.ln- list. llI'I0llGl'I IIELITEN will some llny ln- N di:-si-l Lrnin I-ngim-or And xxiLh llvorgs- ul Controls lhixwlign-rs m-4-cl huvc no Il-ur, My pi-n1'il's In-url hos hrolu-n, My sunnp I oaxnnol, liml, Xl ill mono liihrurinn llEllKl'iRCllICll'l' ln in V1-xing slnlv ol' mind. .I-MIK Ill-1ll'l'll-KIVI xxoohl likv to ln- an lmoneli- Ur olsm- Lo work in in hmmlry, llorh-1-icli-d he- might liml himsf-ll' llosy in an noisy foumlry. To lu- o nomo is lhn- umlxilion UI' LI-INUIHC IIERTRKNII. Shu-'ll lronl. hor onli:-lils Jnsl. so simply grnml, To ln- ni liuilsr-lll'lvc'l,iv1' lx Lln- nmhilion ol' Glillllllli ISHSUS ll' unylhing wvnl, wrong on n rnsv II4- mighl. ond up lilu- Jiggs. DORIS BIONNZ will sellle elim-n On u prolly Spanish ram-hu Wilh a big. handsome cowboy Who wears bnols :ind 11 puns-lm. LOIS BLECHI-IRT will Cnmpele VVilh the famous Lira. Dionne, By having quinluplels All her very own. HAROLD BLUIVIENSIIINE :ls un ulllcer Will no dnuhl always rule With his snap, pomp, and lnzalness Ol' manner, he'll ne'er he lale. WALTER BOITANO, jubl, pivlurre him, A traveling sulesruun to he lIc'll travel round and round ThuL's his amlxiLion, y0n see, Through her dancing: feel LORRAINE BORIIENAVE seeks her f Shc'll make Ruby Kecler's Talent ull seem so lame. Now ill should try my basl And be 11 key-hole peeper, Lauer on I'm sure I'd see MARIE BOURDON as a housekeeper. BEULAH BOYD-lo bcfumc u rlnnrzer Thalfs her dream some Lrur: We'lI remember her from Commerce The girl we ull knew. To be a traveling salesman Is the wish of DAN BRADLEY For l heard him remark Tu ride on n Lrniu is just dandy. IIJAMI-:S BRENNAN y....ms To buy u yacht, lle'll have to murry A girl wilh 1: dm, nme Ynnng BILL BRODIPE IVanls to lac a business mnng ll' lhc gears need 11 turn, l wnnrler if he 1-nu? VERNON BRUlbER.:1s 11 fnullmll emu-li. IYill surely rise In lnrne. lle wunls L0 make love like flnlfxle, ll' sn, he'll never he Ihe same. To hileh hike around Il1e wnrld ls RIT-X BULLW'INKEL'S rlewire. llere's limping.: Lhnl il' she due, She'll keep nwuy from fire. ll' lilllr: FRANCES BURNS Will slart. :ind Iry her harllesl She may gf-1 her S.-n.-ei wish And lreconm :i lrzipr-ze arlisL. GIBSON BURKE as :in artist We all can imagine, lIe'll change the mode ul' painting A nd err-ale mnny :1 new fashion, lllT's Dyn:1milr- Boy XVAYNE BURKE, Would like lo reach the sky, lle wnn't swing from Lrces, lIe'll just lly, lly, lly. 1'1,a111Q1s..y AR'r1f1Uu CMN, win mas.. .he 11....1'. ..r 1v1.....Q, xx 1.Q.. ... Q..,....Q... ..r U ..ea..... s......1, ne 11..11.. 11.0 ml. ....N...,....... 5.01. ,...ya..1 To run :in insane :asylum ls JOE CALAUIFS eruzy notion, And Vin sure he'll lre..1, nh.. ...m. Wilh Lhe greulesl nl' devolinn, A erimimd luwyer Will lm HILL CALLAHAN A...1 mi... 51.11 lleill always pul, his man. 1171 VIRGINIA CKLLXII.-IN wunls In lmvvl Round Ihe world in zu llying mnuhine, Su Ihul she Gun hone! and buusl UI' cverylhing shafs seen. AGNES CALLAS llzls lnlml ns :1ll. Thu! she wishes to design eoslnvncs, This rlulling full. 11' S......f1...-.S 1..-1 ps Anll dreams eolne Lrur' 'l'l1en LULK I1KlVI,U,1l'Il-IS ll ill he in heucllinew. 1.1.1. PEARL CAMERON wnnls In ln: A.. ...-ir.-55 or Q ,a...1.-1 14... 1 .1.i..k 11.... 1...1'..rc ...ry 1....g Some ynum: mnn wiLl ringl1er. CllARI,0T'l'E IINMPINI. :1 swcel lillle Will hold 11 plnve qnile high, For :1l'Ier lnaking for Lwn snlirl weeks s1..f'11 wi.. 111.1 prim- 1... ..p..1.. 1.1.-. SALVA'l'0Rl-I CANCILLA will he A .-.....,......-1..-. .....1.-. 11... 'rews M... Anil l lhink pnneliirnz cows Should lu: luis ol' l'nn. A parachute jumper LEO C,kI'l'AIJONA wnnls lu lie, Mus! lenrn lu look lrefnre he lenps. And lhen vnnnl Hone, lwo, lhrccf' To 1..- .. 1...S.f1...11 p1..,..-r ls llle wish nl' ERNEST C.-Kl'I AI. As the eenlcrflielder lle wnulfl never miss n lly. Steady lhere, lmlrl il., Uh, jnxl, lhis nnee, Pleads LEON CARLEN For llephnrrfs picture he wnnls. ll, has nlwuys lu-en Hll CASAIlY'Sz1mluiIi1m To anim: ulny lie A Dr-rlm4'r11liu pnlil.iei:1n. Mi .nv- .,. yr .ll .-. ru H 6- . 'QP l 1 .,f .Q A . 4... -1-Aer Q' XL -fs V4 . f - K EV.- 0- Illll GEORGE CAS?-IN. cl shy lull. l'rcsiclc-nl. nf Room Silly, Wzluls to lake u Irip zlhruml lNiIh the American Olympic Tcum. When GRACE C.-KSTILLO grudlzalcs in Jllnrr A slruluspllr-rv flyr-r she'll bl-, Vik- suspl-4-l llnll. Ihr: mlln in the moon lx llll- une- sllc is going lu sec, Since .IOIIN CELONI knows :ill lhc lricks Of lmskl-Llmll 1-ornpl-lilion. Ill: will sin-cf-ell when hr- bclzmnes An inslruclur ul' pllysic-ul cdul-alion. VICTOR CHRO will own A fllrln :lull mise vllicvkens. Anll wlll-n lhl-y llon'l lily eggs llrfll rllisv lllre very flickr-ns. Nuw :1 lmmlsumf- young: dnl-101' ICVELYN CII.-KN will maluf, Anll hl-r duly in Ihc- ollive Slut- will nvvvr shirk. A snow-nsl'lll slenngrllphrrr FRANCES CIIEW is surf: to hc-. Anil muy lmwumr- ll privzllc sm-rl-lury With hr-r l-lnlrm zlnrl personality. KEN.-X CIIIANTHLLI wanled u millionaire Su sllr-'rl nr-'nr sr-ruh u pol. or pang Shu- mnrric-rl hrlr lr0ss's lazy sun 'l'huI's-: how Rf-na gm her mun, STKBELL-K CHIOTRAS will be nn urlisl. And haw- lu'-r friends pus:- Anrl nf-vc-r lg:-I stuck up As hc-r llama- grows. For quirk, pllinll-ss grinding And 4-xlrau-ling ul' teeth, l'E'l'ER CHONU as :A dr-ulisl Will br: lmrll I0 heal. ll' DONALD CIARLO llud his frm: wish ll.-'fl lil- H giggulf, Ami lllmk Wm- pmr lish. NIARIIC S. CINOUINI Wh:-n shi- ln-vornes u doclur. And rl lmhy is lel'l an orphan, Will pmlmllly mir.-pl ll--r. Lislr-n my 1-hildr:-n and I:-I me say. RUTI-l CL K VI-1RlEis uno who knows, For hr-r wish. Ihr- res! of hc-r life, ls Io posse-xx lhr- musl beullliflll rlolhes. THUM KS CLECXK in lflll NX ill he making: his hid -Ks nur rvprlsmllulivl- or ll.l- Davis Clip kid. VIOLET COIDINGTON solnl-llzly will bc Ill-:ld llslll-rf-Ilv on Ihr- NHC A ml lhl- sl-ills whv will linll Ari- for ullr 1-als:-. KLFHICIP COIIICN ll:ls lligll ambitions, Xllmlll ,lm like ll, umm his plan? llr- lllls Ihullpzlllh :lnrl wisln-F In lu: -X llig, I . S. lilnllrnnil-nl man. llE'l'l'Y lIUlll'IN'S:ln1llilinu I, ll, wnil- :lily ll.- l. lvig .N-.-..lal., .flllll mllkl- llllllgl my. -'lwl lllll- l.. ln- 1. llrlwall. 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Xlnl12I'Ill'l'lllllDl'I lIUTNlUH XXIII lill llllll ,l..lali...l Ill-1l.I,K IIUYTUS uslllls ln lu' X vllslllllu- ill--iglu-r ll lll-ll slll- ix. llll Illl' slllllrl slump.-l XX ill wrllnlllll- Ill Niggn '4-r. IIICNIS 1iUllllI'1'l l' xlill xnlnl' llzly wrilc lfln' :l nl-Il-klllnlll plllllil-lllilm, lull Ihr has ,..-M., Nlyll- rllll- -K Iligll vluss rl-plllnlinll. ,Il'1Nl'1H'l' K Cllllllx xx ill nlnrlt lll :l llllrisl slmp, Ill-r will-s rl-1-urll Nlill Ilil llll- lup. Y IINQINI.-K COX l'Iny5 llu- pinnll quill- lvl-ll Sin-'ll lll-vlunplllly llllluinlllli Yun nl-vs-r 4-nn lull. ,UNI fill.-KNN-K'5 vvry Nuvr-I llmlnilion ls lu 4-rlil Iln- runnin- as-l-lilm ill' slum- l-lliliun. Tf. Eusi: CROSTIIWAITIC will 1.11 .milk l. limi. ll' as Q.-it lf, he Editor or nw sallmny law-l.a..u i-. tl. JACK CRUICKSHANK will own Som? horsvs some day. For what usr' hr- wnnls Iln-rn, Only he r-an say, All the girls sPPm In havf' Travel on lhvir hrain WILDA CRUTUERS will sail Ilu- nnrlll Shell and up nn Ihr' lrain. Vl'ilh Ihr: clouds around hvr lligh up in thi- sky, As an air lane slewardvss P IRENE CUMMINGS will lly. ShP'll dvlhrurle Schiapurolli Shell laks- the Vogur- hy slnrm. Vllhen E. DAGGIT'S drvss rrealiuns Starr to nike farm. To he an air huslvss Takes gre-at skill ThuL's EILEEN DALYY4 Wish. What a thrill! CHARLOTTE DAPREDA High up in the sky Will live in a penthouse And watch Commercilas go hy. Private secretary lo a banker For SELMA DAVIDSON. 2013, A hanker's conlidential man, Is quite a thing to be. MAUDE DAVIS is air-minded girl It's not that she really wants to Hy, But to he hostess on nn aeroplane And care for people whilv up in the sky. A l'hvsir'nl Trainin: leaf-lu-r ,IESSIE DEL Nl'1GROwanlslnlil- I lhink shf-'ll makv a gre-al sum-mwss And I'm surf- you will agrr-r-. To go lu a ranch for a nuwhay ls Ihr- wish of L0'l'Tll'l DEL PRETI-I Don'l lry ln clissaarlv hflr from il, Nfl asv, Iur hvr muirl is sul. HICRNICE Dc LUlICI'II'Sdv:sir1-s Ara- in rnnnhr-r thru-ne As lady ol' ll-isurv To lravr-l on Ihre sf-u. FLORENCE Du- IVIARTINI Vllanls Io bf- a movie at-lr.-ss william lo nm, her? Jusl her lmnr-I'aclruss. RUSSELL UESIWONU will A slnckhrokr-r hr-. And hrfll nr-ver gn broke- lle has fnrrzsighl-you sw. ANNA UEVINCENZI will Chase halls rnund and round, Vllhc-n, as a playground dire:-lrc-ss Shrfll bf- on lu-r lrue gruunll, PATIIICIA DINEEN Will bv hr-ard and sen-n Singing opnera Ou lhc sl-rm-lfn. Yau wish a linger wavf-, mudnm, You know, prices ure luis. Says JOSEPHINE DOMENICONI For she is hair Lu drzws. LUCILLE DOLAN will Be u second Ginger Rogers With a movie stur's salary Shc'll wear diamonds and furs. l19l WILLIAM DUYLE will makr' a nanu As 1-mrn-'lian lohr-sur'1'. VS ill's all right, no rlnuhl, All In lla- shnw hu'll lurr-. M KRY DUBON wanls ln lit- A surgival nurse And marry hvr palivnl For ln-llcr or worse. IIII XRLES DUFFY might 4-asily hm: A flirnc-lor ol' lhl- stagn- llvfs gal a fanmus mum- Anrl lhalls quill- a bil lhresl- days BIZRNICE Dull KMEL ls huunrl In he A larly nl' ll-isurv Anil livv luxariually. A vr-ry guild 1-lmive Has ALBERT DUR KNII. And guess what hu wanl.s,- His own jazz hand. ILEURCINA l'IHNE'l'l'IK will A-harm snakts llnlller llm big ll-nl, Admission lvn vflnls. Exvn-llf-nl rfnlm-rl,ainmvnl. Lvl nu- lbrclvll What, Ihu futurf- is bringing, ll0W.ARll ECCERS. a Icnmslt-r. And work hard for his living. A gentleman ul' tht- road Will be DOUGLAS ELLESON And mam the 1-uunlry side In sn-urvh ol' laughter and fun. Cnrufree IIAI' EPSTEIN. Much to our shame Will forget all his self-respect And bs a crnoner of fume. OLGA l'iRDlfLA l'Z Whose cousirfs Name is Eddy Knows McPhuil us Scotty And they gn quite sleudy. 'T' vu I 2 I'rf-tty IVIARGAIIET EWINII Could wish for nothing finer, 01' all the things in life, shc wants To be a great designer. SYLVIA FALVEY will sing blue songs Over the radio VVhen she's famous you can say H That's the girl I used to know, ROSE FERRICNO will marry A very rich man. And she'll spend all his money As fast as she can. LORETTA FIELD will he a man-hnlcr The scorn glcams out nl' her eyes, She'll never look at another man Until the day she dies. JEIKOIVIE FINKELSTEIN will he in Ilentisl Anrl on his palienls drill, And when he does They'll fr-el the nrgf- to kill, Ar-rnnuulics is Ihu- interest. OI' Mr. GORDON FINN: Ilnrc-'s hoping Ihut he'll never go Inlu rx willl tail-spin. RICLUA FORSNIAN. whose singing: .lust 1,-unnol, he heul, Will 1-unsv filullys Swurlhoul Tu Inks: fa hunk seal. Sunil- duy TVIARIIC FOW'LI'lR ll ill lly uw-r the sen, Aml :A lunlerl aviutrix Shv will hr, P10011 lVl-XIKY FRANGUS Will gf, lf. 1fI.,l1yw.,f.fl Tn pluy wilh Rohn-rl, Taylor In lhv play Blue Mood. l4ilIl1flVI NIUE FIKEUNII An Inlferiur Dm-nrnlor will he ln some lilllc nxalusivf- shop Jusl you wuil and see. Now hr-rc-'s an buy with high irlvnls NATHAN FRIl'IlJl51'l'Y is his name. Horkcff-Ilcr's su:-cessor he's to he, l um surf: he's nut to hlume. To bf- sales nmnugvr of an lurue lirm Is SUVI I RIliDlVI K'N'S one umhilirnn And if lu-'ll always do his hrs! IIe'll qualify for that pusilion. IIENRY FUENTICS is an pole-vaullcr And sunle duy hrfll Climb high II' he gels his wish, you son, Ile wun'I stop 'lil he rezwlifs lhl- sky. To hu u lwusvwiff? ls the urnbiliun ul' MDX GALLI Shl-'s surf: of an hushund And u lnrgr- family. Shu-'ll make' you laugh Shell have you in 14-'urs II hm-n you see LILLIAN G KLLI A slur in Ilan llleulrc-S. I wunl Io hc- a luolmf' Finial Nlr, GIQURGIC GAYN. Ami new-ry morning when I'ln up. I'll 1-:il ln-ans right from Ihr: mm. IIIQK H. G KNOPOL XYhu is vi-ry small Nl ill hm' u grvul dsuu-er YI hen shu- grams up lull. CIN K C KRBINI ll's 1-nsy lu imagine' As un Amelia lfnrlmrl In llw lrusl of fushinn. Thu! gr:-:ll mann, M KRYIN ICAIIRETT XI un't lu- xx rung, Fur lulvr lu- will lu- l-uumn As the Sl-.will ll...-y Img. uliullvrcups und l'1uisivs LILLI KN ll KUIDl'I'l'I'I'I'S fnxurilv lun:-, ll ill ln- hvunl nmulvur nigh! Sumo sluy vs-ry sunn. All Ilia- young: lzulins Tu X vnirv nill ll:-v llvnriuu Illul 'lililflli' CEI! KRDU A gguiululivr uill luv. ICLIDRIS lQl'flll,,Uill u ill ,un Lo llamnn The lunrl ul' llu- lish auul Ilw poi Shi-'ll ln-:urn ln ilu llu' hulu, Ami .-1..,,.- um. .. ....m.- lm. Nu! quill- ilnpussilrlv ls llu- zunliilinu ui' FII KNK llllll-f KU lla- unnls In ln- an inilliouuiru -xml si...,.ly roll in .l..l.gl.. ,IIMMX UIll0N'l'KKlS :us an livlnun 'Xml u rn-uulnr grmnl sn-nul. Au.: .la...my'1l ull un- hull :WS llf' 'l'l l ICY ITUIN l' XXA'l'11ll Ol l'l', 11llICS'l'l'llK 12II,L'S nulin nlnlnilion. ls l.. lu- .. lm.-l.l.ll ,.ll.y.-f. liul l In-I ws- Sun l r:uu'is1'uu's xx in 1-I1-1-I him lm .mf nmyllr. Nlr, lllll 1lll,l,I'lSl'II'I N :nun ul' ways mul nwnns. muy lu- l. Im-Hi.1.w..u Wm- Ally. Hr lhufs lhu- wily il seems, I fl-.u'r, think l'lllmvclnl1-llynu Xlhul ,Il-INN1LlI.l,ll,,kNIlxxnulsluln- UI' 1-nurse il is al nlnnrn-r Slu-'ll slnr in liruurlwuy, wnil mul suv. UISICLA UIRIIONY will lnln-rvivw lflurls liulilv. Mr, mill.-, in- wqn..-.-.1 'l'u lny your vuruls on llu- lnlrlv. BILLIE GOFF. avrohzilfs Hclpf-r will malw- A very fine dancer NVho may Lake Lhe calm. PEARL GOLDBERC will comp.-lv In a flag-pole Silling conl.f-aL And win llic Lille of Champ Flag-pole Sillcr ol' the We-5l,. HAROLD GOLDSMITH wanls lo hr- A beauiy conlesil. judgi- And from his decisions Ile will not budge. Can you gui-ss lhis one amhilinn, Ynu could try in many ways. Bul, DOROTHY GRACI-1wauLw Io lu-, A princess fnr tliirly days. A dreamy young man XVI- have in our midsl GEORGE GRIBKOFF, thu- astronomer Sues vision ol' bliss. EVELYN GUALANO'S idea Is to go round 'n round, I'll hcl. that she moans Where the hoys are lmmcl. In the grandeur ol' l,hP prairivf ELOISE GUYNN will reign suprrcml' Amidst yodcling cowboys As a wealthy cal.I,le quvcn. To live in tlu- south Says ELAINE IIADLEY would lire vanfly For there the hirdil-s sing And the pincapples are just dandy. When crossing the lovely ocean blue, A stewardfss will welcome you Shu'll help and comfort in dishrese-i NORA HALSTEAIJ one ol' Lhv lwhzl.. Dirl JUNE HAMILTON Ever Lo you coiilixss Thai her lifv-long wish Was lo he u stage aczlrr-ss? JACK IIANSEN will lm An artist, some day And havi- his own sludio And r-arn lots ol' pay. BE'l'I'Y HANSON will marry A millionairi- Shcfll spend all his mom-y Then givr- him llu- air. MISA IIARA as a musiv If-:u-har lfliill inslruut in ilu, rv, mi Anrl wht-n Lhvy lreavn hs-r tululnga- 'I'li0y'll all lic alnlr' to liil 'illigh li. This quioL young girl IIOROTIIY IIA RTII, has Lolil mv. Tha! har once hig wish ls to lm a privalo s4:4'rvI,ary. To he a l'00l,liull coach ls ROIIERT IIASSINCNS ambition Pu-k his or-H... from Cummari-0 grind And tho water lioys from llrlission. Smiling ANNIE lll'IFl IfRNAN ls good material for Vassar Ilor athletic id:-al ls Lo be a Casaluu Passur. .IIM HECARTY will he Publis' swnctlmurh numbnr Lliirloon Ilow the girls will lluller when lls: appears un the srrcen. EM MA HELLER is anime i. girl As prfelty as u piclun: Bnaitlma that Hhe's brains galore Which is quile a mixlurc. l21l DUROTIIY HFINIIERSON. quivl Nliw. ls swf-ol, and simple as can lie, liul. mark my words, I'll hr-I Shffll oulsliine Garbo, wail and sca- Tn ln- a rhanipion in llillli In lhv Worlrl Olympii- Gaines Is RAYIWOND lll'iNNlC'S secri-L wi-li And then how lu-'ll gi-I llu- rlanu-S. llouvr- in., Q. i...u,l.- or soda pap! Nuw, boys. heru's a lip Sw: W,KI,TElI IIENNINC for 11 iob ll-Vs Lhr' mlizain or 1. ship. To he a Forvsl Hangar ls WIKRRFIN lllCRI.Il'I1 2-iaiui, To pm out lin-S, 1-ul down in-1-5 And ruarll llu' road of falnc-. IDA IllCRlVl'XN'S urnllilimi ls Lo lu: a nursv. With an Ihre wick mapli- She'll havv uuilr- a purse-. EIKMA IIERRNI KN will ln- a gold nliggf-r And slu- will mini: In rally Highs. .-11.1.4 IVlmr1- mliggings urn linnw. I'llYLl.lS IIICSSLEIK will lly An aulogiro Slufll lake ull' l'rorn Mills Fir-lvl And land in Cairo. ASTIIIII IIUKANS will ln- A fauliuus anulu- rllarlnnr. Anil on thu sidc slit' will charm A handsome young larmvr. l.ovuly lionsvs, lxig and small GERRY ll0L'I' will luuilul Lllmn all. A famous :ir4'llil1'1'l,lm will lie Just. you w1lil.:llll.l you will sue. Iiilllc I-ILSIE IIORIIHR We lnusl uonll-sw llas Lold ua hor mural Slick to ln- an nu-lrn-we JOHN IIOSIIIYAIVIA As a musician Hopes to make - The world sit up and hslcn. Over the radio JOE HOUSE will eroou III-'ll make Rudy Vallee Seem all out of Lune. Four and Twenly years from now, Au old skipper he will be, This hrave lad, WALT HOVER. Who will sail the Seventh Sea. IIf-re's another traveling girl This seems to he a lure. She wnnw to travel 'round the world, MOLLIE ISAACSON will, I m sure. Click, click, Lhr- typewriter germ And we look to see who il. is That's typing and working her hardesl, Ilfs ELEANOR IUDICE. gcc whiz! MAY JANlJULA'S ambition Is in the selling line And if anyone should ask me, I'd say l.haL :shc'll do line. MARTHA JOHNSON Will travel nf-ar and far, Same day she will he The Queen ol' Mars. BARCLAY JONES, an electriral Engineer will he, And be v1-ry sulzcessfinl, Just. wait and ser-. RICHARD JONES' amhition Will he hard lo foil For he wants to be Prewidenl, ul' Standard Oil. Oh'-h, I'll float thru' the air, With the greatest of ease Says CATIIERINE JORDAN On I.he Flying Trapeze. BETTY KARCOV wants to be A Mr-lrupolilan opera singer Vlfe ran tell by looks of things Thal she will he a hum-dinger. GERTRUDE KARP will sail The blue Mediterranean Sea Till she marries I.he CapLain Sails the sea ol' malrimony, EDNA K.-KUFMAN. a co-od will lu- And Io California will go To study el-on and houscwilery And learn to c-ook and sew. To C-nu-r into Wir-xl. Point Is Lhc wish nl' IAN KAY And he wanls to graduate As an ollicc-r some day. Il' rlrr-ams vonu- true Vl'ilhuuI a slrilir- ELAINIC KELLY would he A Suulhern l':u'il.it' man's wife. Tu he a bask:-lhall roarh ls NATHAN KELLICXNS wish For prau-lising sinking baskets Is his lavorilr- dish. ARNOLD KI'IlVIlVII'iRLE'5 amluilinn ls nnl Io have a pusilion In lhix greal. wide- uurld Ilul. In have an army ronlmissinn. IVIAIIC XIII-IT KIRST. nivknamcd Pt-gzggx Aflr-r lhf- day ol' g:r:uInal,iun, In ilu- hard vrucl world IN ill ln- a grn-at sn-nsalinn. Sums- day a lan yn-r II ill lu- GR XII UNI RNOX and han- in his favor 'I'xu-lxn- jurynu-n in a lmx. STKCY KNOX nanls In he 'K nlve-luuliral vngzilu-4-r. Nhnnl Iln- mn-1'c-ssnlllinlnlllrc- ll 1- hm 1- an ll-ar. Sn 1-1-I, M KTIIILID K KUCEE Un wunu- lwnan- .lay A-x n slylisl ur1l0siglu-r NN ill 1-nrn ph-nly nl' pay. IIUIKI-1R'l' KUCII, 'l'lu- nanu- snnnds nllin-ial. IN ill hs- n hig: sluul. as vhi:-I' uI'jndin'ial. Wah-h nnl, all you lay-slnndc-ls, This xunn'l. ln- vnnvh lun lla-rv4'1mu-sl'ric'lul CII KIILICS KUICIINEII -X luig ll-lllan Nu. I. ICLINUII KUNEYICII N Sm-ru-tary will ln- Nul ill un ullivu- liul. in Iln-llhiln-lluusf-,yun'lls1-1-. W'.ll.'l'l'lII Ixli KSILNIKUIVF An an-rnnnlnnl. wants In la- NX 1- an- xnrv lu- will -an's-1-1-rl and lnalu- ndvnnvc-s, ww- shall sm- W'lI.l.I KM I. KI A-4 n In-avlu-r will lu- lln ll I1 -' -,.f-l.,i..,.au.1i.ily In hifvlnss nv:-r su-a. A lmol-aka-1-pi-r I wnnlrl like Ln he Arr: l.h4- wnrds LOUIS LACGHII Fxcluilncd Il' lu- only had nn adding machine 'I'he lmss lu- would hc prnvlaimcd. IIELEN LAMB tlu- high svnior lass IS H vnrry sw!-PI. map kill -Xml in 1-vory college class Al. Stanford, honors sh'-'ll lrirl. The om- who prints our journal ln Illn! flAl,l1l'f' IPFIIIS lo Crlmf' Vllill -he ENIILE LA VERSIN For his printing is HAI . To travel 'rounrl Lhf- world I! the amhilion of GRACE LEE She'll travel on her honeymoon When she marries :1 young Marquis. swan, young and ran -,r IWC Is Lhr: descripliou of ISAHELLE LEE Easily uLl,racLcd by some handsome man The man on the llying lrapf-ze. PANSY LEE will lm so busy Designing smart clothes Shc'll sadly neglect All her poor faithful heaux. BEATRICE LEON ws-'ll seldom suf- Shr:'ll be missed by everyone For Lo travel is her ambition Wi: hope ilfs not for long. As a dancer on the stage, EDITH LEONARD would em-hunt all rvyvs, Then slle'll nperall- a hoauty shop, 'Tis therv, her future lies. HVAN LEONG in the fulurr- Shall be China's pride All the tricks of chemistry And art work on the side-. HARRY LESLIE wants to fall ia low And he is soaring high Hu t Ihough love has ups and downs Surely fate won'I. pass him hy. Soon welll seo EARL Ll 1U'l'Y l ighling: forest lirns Or bring a radio-lr'vhnif'ian 'l'haL's just what he duzsirvs. NIAIITIIA LEVHNSON will some :lay IVrite a hook Un mllhf' Caro! of Guinea Pigs, Anrl 'l'ezu'hing Ilushanrls to Cook, The hunk bonds will ruise in vahn-4 Tho coinage thvn will rank NVhen AIITIIUII LEVINE1-ull:-vis sal: As a clurk in a Nationzil llank. To lead a famous jazz orvhuslra Is Ihr' wish ol' HARRY LEVIN. ll:-'II he a sevonrl l'aul Nl liilvnlan, If he rlocsn4Lr1 lu4'1-anrlifvl lhin. HAROLD LIS-IIMAN will work For an advorLising: firm llc-'ll sleep all day Work al nigh! by turn, As B W.,..a mam mrrrv LOMAX will m.-f-I, raau. in viallylmml wi... will im: hor only ny rf-.lr JOHN LOOSLIE Will not fail Un llm l'ulh of Lifv As he delivers mail. ll' practinr- makes p4-rl'n-4-I NURMA LORENZI shoulul make A true: woman of If-isurv Anll not a fukin When HARRY LOUII-I ls Unilod Slalm ambassador We know hrfll ku-vp Our 1-ounlry ual of wur. lzzsl try, To lw a Trudiu Svhoop ls Nl-KRY LOVISCOT4 wish With ln-r ahilily she will, And a rival lo Lizzir' Tish, I-LLISANOR I,llIIWIfI Typim-al of all girls Vllanls lo be ffpalain of a warship llm--Look at Lhosr- curls Now fora plcasanl young larly Uno that wo all know CLIRISSE LU'I I'EII. wr-ll known ri-porla Announrvs news on rallio. ROBERT LYNES Who never knows fvar Nl ill somr' day he famous As an mining eng:in4'4-r. To lm n movin uvtress ls Ihr- mln-siiv ol' ANNI'l'l'I'l'1 Nl KIXICL slw may 1.-1 al, thai,- Yon nvvvr van lvll, In a night club prsrvliaum- ,I XCR NIMNIILLAN will lincl fann- lfor ln- wants lo lm a hoamu-r Anil lln- irn'lrriall'ul heill Iamo. An Army llif-ulvnanl ls KARL lVIAIER'S xlrnzull. ll:-rc's to IVP-ct l'oinI,. Yon'rr' gf-tring nhl- an-ani. Iil'IRNAlDE'l l'I-I MA LONE wanls lo ln Slim ami walawy, ma, wp mink wp mu- h.-r in-a.-r, 'rh.- way au- im. A fi-W y.,..,.g girl will nw mas, v,xl,ENT1N,x MARKOFF. H., ..i rr sm- has he-r wish, sm- will n- E. gm..ll.m,nv.4-.-, iw lm..-11 an wal mf....fy 'ro ma 1. cash Mrk.-I. Says FRANK Mwnronmo. Vfhen Mkt-vu, Vl7lxal's your ri..-in-1. ln Y' na uflf' JOSE NIAYOLO. u family loving mu Will have sevenuerm wives But he'll be honest about il, For he never tells lies. GERALD McCANN tells us Ile wunls Lo go hack To the Emerald Isle. And his IiI,Lle green shark. AL lVl4'CONNELL thinks lle'll he :mother 'iBing1. Wifll Lell him Lhn worsL Vl'hc-n we hear him sing. PAUL McKlMMIE will he A gentleman: ol' Lhf- har Divorce:-s will come Ln him From near and from afar. To lxrecmnc hrillinnl. of a suddc-n I Is whul VIOLET McKINLl'IY luis i I know Lhul il' sho trim-5 hr-fr bvsl. Ix1iowlodgguw01i'l hc hnrrl in linrl. A privulr sm-rrfl.:iry ll'ill hu IVIARY M1'NEIL Slnfll hr- lhre brains hfwhiml Mnny un impurlan I. clcnl. To hr- n nursv Is lhl- wish nl' HIWIILY IVIEAIDH. Sh:-'ll 51-nfl l,ln-rn Lo rr-savory ll iI.h Lhf' grvulvsl pnssihlf' sprell. Ilnil Ln our lirsl. woman Prcsirlf-n Thr- Nif-:irnguuns will cry Anrl CARNIEN NIENA will Say I vumr- from Commervur Ili, LOUISE IVIKNIIIARA will rlnnvv llilh Frrerl Astaire Anrl vonsirlr-r lin-nu-ll' lucky Iiuyonfl ull 1-ompzirc. Thr- virvulnlinn of our papers. VVill inslverl cxvf-r-d Lhr-ir huunrls. nv. n minul Wh:-n MARIE IWERLO slnrls Ln cnpi-r, Un Exnminu-r Nvwspnper grounds. ,y0nN MIYOSKI, lhr: imkffiimii xlnr, Some dny will hr- u grf-ul mun. llc is not lukinu H. O. T. C. Uni, will br' an gc-nf-ral in Janpzin. FREII MONTGOMERY will :mn A nigh! c-luh quite guy. On 41 slrivlly r-:ish basis IL surf-'ly will pay. LOIS IWORAL wunls In marry A lioy numml Bill Whvn shi' minkus up her minzl I'rnsur1- shi- will. Alloul KEN IVIORUAN. I have n snmiking: supivinn Thul, h0'll lurn fxnl L0 lm A lirsl rnlf- rnugiviun. CATIIERINE NIORHIS. wo lv-li:-w Will lu- u gm-ul success ll ht-n shr' is svvurvly It-sLul'1lisln-ll In the wnrlzl ul' businf-sv.. Hur frirunl, ELEVKNOR NIOSES llfnnls ln bv n nnniv. l,vl's lmpv ull will rvvovvr. Anrl nvvvr rich' n llvursv. FR KNCES l5l0W I'lY uill lu- A fnrmc-r's wiI'r' Anrl ls-uri I.hf- pnur mam A nlisr-rnhlv life. M XXINE NIOYISN wunls In lu- in ling-rr ln :i srnnrl rnllrgin-nno slinppv, W0 know sln ll lu' sllvcvssllll And hil Lhr- xi-ry lnplu-. Say lhn-ro hny! Iiring lhnl lilv lo uno, NK 1-ll lunk who's ln-rv. llfs STEVE NIOZZli'I'l'l. 'lin Ilnwuii :nnl llnnnluln DORIS MUIILKI-IR nnnla In gn, Anil lhvrv shi- vnighl apvnfl n Innln-ylmmrl, Oni- will nvvn-r kmm. IICICNIC MULLINS lim uni- gnul In milki- -X Nlnr in Zin-gll-hl Fnllios lNnn'l lu- Inn-il ln Inkv. S KM All ll VIA will ln- lmpny Anil sin-of-wNI'1il in lill- ll ln-n lu' snvvs snlln'lnull1'y Anil nlnrrii-snnil'1'. IIKN MllIIl'IIl . 'l'hnl. nm- n lin In-mls yi-IIN, ll ill in lln-nnisi1'n'orhl ll nnl, In ring In-lls. llvnr nn-n liI'1lulllnll'rn'l' ll hvn ynn g1'l.nlll nlixvlmul, lil-nur.-I 'lfnlls1'J0YIilC MYICII ll ill 1-nlvli an inillinnnirv. ljnivl, sw:-vl ICINSICNI K MYHIISUN Almmgg hunks nn- linrl hs-r ln lw, ll ilh will Ln In-an-In vhihlra-n In l'rnnl, nl' u rlnxs. nu'lls1-I-. .l0I'1 N KK KSIIIMA. 4-luviniwnfpliyxiri-ll., Wlunlvvc-r Lhul rl-nlly is, lluping ln-'ll hun- sllvvuzs, Anil plum 4-vi-ry quiz. FII KNKLIN NU nunls In ln- l'r1-:aicla'nI nl' lhv ll, S. A. lil-II:-r In-nl him wilh rnxqwvl lil-1-mmuln-iiniy lm sumo llny. films, puy nl,Li-nIion. UICIIIIA NIICLSON will ally. lic-1'nuNv slime wunls In hc A mzlnml In-nuln-r :mum dny. A ynllnl: girl. IIELEN 0'Il0NNl'2LL. llns ulnlxiliun sho cunlcln'L l,ln'ul.ll4', 'l'hnI. is Lu suy, u luwy1:r'x lifn, Shu wnulrl lnnlu: huppy, hy living his w ilu. ll KRIT OKSVOLD wrfll hr-:ir 0'er Ihre air lance zemncrluy. For sh:-'s going Lo hc a liliif-s-sirigvr, And chase our blues away. To JOE IPLOONEY NVe offer our hand. Ns a Baskvlfliall coach H1-:'ll hold his stand. As a taxiilerrnisl. NORNIAN OLSEN will linlj l':im1-, l'Ie'll slufl' animals, And maybe some, hc'Il tame. We have zu musician among.: the 1-rowl, Lelfs all give him a hand. LENNART OLSON wunls to play NViLh Wayne King and his haml. ROBERT OLUND will sumo :lay Slurly Lhe violin Far away, across thu sf-a In romantic old Berlin, VVil,h :i Rwinl: ul' his baton, Swivel. music will Covnv forlli NVh1-n dirvclinu his orvlicslra SLnnLls HAROLD ORTH. ll' mirarlf-s liupfmn This girl should huvr- luck, And to foreiggu lands Vl'e'lI svnd K. OZARCIIUK. FRANCES PAGAN ln a few yn-urs will shan- Thle dancing honors VViI.h FRED A5'l'Allll'l. ELVIRA PARODI in New York will sell, Smart. rlrowscs to ladiaw Who wish to look wi-II. ln :1 moxlern ollicn On l,h1- l'orl.if'l.h lloor l'l'I'lLlX PELLANDINI will work llf-r namr' on Lho door, S1-Creiary In Lhv l'rf'siflf'nl,l What a 1-arm-r! WVil.h LOUISE l'ENNEllAClxl-ll! Flying: hy air. lVilh hf-r compuss oul, ol' orrlvr, Anil im- shin aims, i.. limp. Aviulriv PERDICALIS will linll TransaLlanLic ilighl, ri flop, ll:-rrfs Li litlle slalom:-uL. The girls might likl- to know, GORDON PERRY l.ol4l us, II:-'s going lo ho n ggigolo. VVhPn LOUlS PETERSON llus made lols of monvy II4-'ll ex1wrL :ill his vllurls To marry u hom-y. ELLIS l'HlLll'l l'1'l' wanln Lo lar' A liclslv gigolo, lle'll lm vzwry rlisupyuoirilrrl, YVhen Iliv girls all say NM ORRIS PIIILLIVS will hr' u playboy Anrl lirrfak all l,hr' girls hfwurls Till his mils lmrokvli soma flziy lly one ol' Cupiil's flarls. Your ful.ur1' lim in my crysl.al, Your paul, livs in my cards. Your dollar will lin in my poclu-I, l Raya IIERM.-UN Pl'I'E'I l'l. gazvr ol wi-uc VICRNA POl'lES'l'A. Vl lwn serrclury 1.0 ai millioiiairr-, Ili-rmvrnlicr us. Ami fiom. Wi, on an air. Nl-XKION POPIK will vrnalv gowliw That will makv liushanuls vurwe, For when tho ladios me lihvln Tlu-y'll grail: for Llu-ir purse. l25l LORR KINE PUCCI will work For the government, As :i hruvr- G-Girl Or Search Sn-rvivc Agent. AGNES PUUENZ will bv :I mloclor Anil curl' all ills, lly simply l'H:din:.: ller patients pills. EMMA PUDOFF wants Lo havn- A lil,Lle family of Four, l know Shlfll be :i lmusn-wil'v. What, man could ask for mon-P lil'l'.-A QUAST wuuls lo lu' Que:-ri rar 1. day, Shnfll wear u vrown, Aufl he Qur1ell ol' lhn- May. Now NIARY QUIST Ili-r wish slor-s unruvi-I, ll:-r srwrclv umlrilion ls Lo Lravvl, RNCIIEL RXDONISKY llas hor mind set, Un lming somv clay An uslwrr'Ll1-, DOT KAl 'Fl'lll'l'Y mum ll-urn hy h All the rnwcipns in lhv book, ll' she wislms l.o suv:-nr-sl ln learning: how lo 1-ook. Givv 'i-ni da woiks! M. RAINSFOIKU ggrzilis his man For holding up his hum, llv lauils him in Iihc Haan. HELEN HASTAD Will uw ull hi-r will T.. he i. Ski1i..m,.f-r Nlfithoul. taking a spill. 4'ilrl Wlmn NOIKM K llA'l l'fllI0'S a lf-zu-In-r She'll owl. ii.-r wiping wil.h UN, 'rim prim-api'-S ur pi.yNa.,lf,,4y, Ami ii..-y'ii an mu- in ..r Irs. C QS' W p.. 8- A famous duncer some day will he, EVELYN RAYMOND, from sea to sen, All the others she will surpass, And her nume and memory wi.ll forever last CATHERINE REID IVishes Lo glide On a ship hound 1.0 lvlizimi, Along with the tide. Al. prescuh, ANITA REUTEII Is ai good liLLlc prancer, I know she'll make good As an famous I,:ip-dancer. CHARLES REY wi.ll go to vollege Not, l.o study, buh just for l'un. NViI,h u basket Lu shool., Ile'll give Luissel Li no chance to run. ICSTELLE RAY wunls Lu be Sorneonr s Lraveling: companion, IL will be one perfecl. joh When :1ll's said and done. THELMA RICE, a brave young ludy, A hunler, I don'L mean maybe. Shf-'s eauglul. :inimuls big and small, Won'l, he long till shc's caught all. United Slhlrzsi will he honored soon Wh:-n LICNA RICECI Lo IVnshinglon goes, Tu he privaile sr-lvrelury in D. C., And answer l'rvsidenLwil.l1 Yess4-s :ind noes II-fl'llERINIC ROIIAY llus one gre:iL desire, To ploy opposiu: Roberl. Donut, For it's shf- hc- inspires. llc wzuils Lo join Ihr' Navy, And hc-'ll sure:-r-d in every way. llernfs wishing: lurk, GERALD ROBINSON, You may he zz gs-nernl, some day. VIACIIICSLAV RODCERS, Like- :i liird. WanLs In r-xplore. And uid Admiral Byrd. GEORGE ROSIS-durk and llunrlsorne, An uclor he should he, Goble would lake one look ut him, And promptly climb zi Lrv-e. To he u lir-:nity parlor operator, Is the wish nl' BETSY ROSS. She'll mukr' money on her customers, And pruetire on her boss. Intrrior Dcvoruling, Thufs Lhe slulll flliR.XI..DINE ROSSICR Is going Lo lnkn- up. BE'I'I'Y ROTII does desirf' A succesful url curl-er, Ili-r wish, no rloulml. will pul her XX ilhin Ihr- cunning year. SI-ILIVI-K ROTIIIVI,-KN will ride wilh Un Lhe :iirlinfs some duy, For ns :in nirplnne lmslws, Shnfs sure Lo he okay. JIM ROW'I'lN will lie ai sailor, On u liuuv warship. And go 'round llu- world For an pleusure trip. ,K LICE RUIDICICR will dance A proI'c-ssiunail she-'ll lie, Sn wlivn wr-'re out l'orenjoynl1'lil, IL will he sho lhzil. we'll seo. .IXMI-IS RUFI-'ONI wuuls lo luv A lnulli-millionaire. llul il's :i vinvli llc-'ll livva-r get Llwrv. IiI.IZ,fKIiI'1'IIlI RIISTIUI KN All uvlrvss will lievnlue, Anil il' you don'l luelieu- il Wzilvli lu-r lnulu- lhings hum 'llound llu- world on n rruisv. XX ith vln-lnislry on lhe sidv. II ill lie SSR XII SKI VS lol ln nw r..i,..r.-x l.i.,.,,y ridv, NICK S-Kl'llN KR zispiru-s 'l'o :l movin- mir:-1-r. 'Ks lu- is quilm- lmndsoiu: Ili-'s nolliing lo l'v:ur. -x H.-ri,,...,..-r .-..ri...,..asi NI ill lu' NI XNUICL S KUYIIHIIS. win.i.is,,,.,,.Af1....i I..-H llv will perform womlvrs. Iflilill S11 KLICII. when l':unml 'Ks an lmslu-llmll plnyvr, Nlighl iulnp ul lliv vluiiuw 'l'.. fi... Iior iiiiiyor. LUUIS H1ZKl.l'1RIu:islwo Hr--ul uiulnilious in life. 'X lnwyvr or Irnvk vouvli. l ul'lnrllllu a1lll righl. lIll'I'll SlilIllKllI'1will lu- Sniollu-n-il wilh Ilown-rs, Alla-r vrossiiig lhe vunlinu-nl In less llmn llirvn- hours, lln-'ll rule wilh lCli NX hiluvy, llix1'liIul'ul'l.lu'gill, IX hm-n SCIIMIIYI' :und SCIIOIQNIIHIN 'I'h1-ir am.-..ni....s .in i..-gi... As fur :is znuilnilions iil'o1'olu'1'rill'1l, ANNE 2'iIIllUI4'll'1l,Il luis uni- lhing in nliuil Ami iim1.asi..g.-I .. g.....i jul., 'l'luul, si.....i.i i..- .-.sy I.. mm. Hlllllllllil.. SCIIUM ACIIICR will ln- Uu l.h4- silva-r serv:-li, As an svvonnl llulxy lin-vl1'r, si..-'li Ni.-1.1 .-ii.-ry S.-0...-, AGNES SCURAH will design Dresses for madelnoisella-, And goodness how Those lrocks will sell. Being an Al'rir-an Missionary Amongst rannibals and such, Thinks ANN SEVERIIIA Would he an unusual touch. Ambassador to Japan is YEIZO SIIIOTA. And for his rourt dress He wears a mga. Another girl with roaming ideas Is peppy MILDRED SHOOT She wants zl South Sea Cruise, And a millionaire to hnol. To be as famous a singer As Grace Moore is today, Is ERNESTINE SINCLAIR'S se May the opportunity come hcr She will hold thi-m all spcllbollnd Shc'll have con tracts galore, When GRACE SMITH warhlns From opera El Truvatoref' Sweet FLORENCE SNIITII. Who is surely a prize, Just wants tn live 'Til the duy she dies. MAISIE SMITH will hu- An opera star. And he quite famous, Both near and fur. Ile dances like Fred Astaire Runs like u horse, Sings like Dick Powell. VVho? ROBERT SMl'l'l'l, oi' way. coll rsv. er:-L wish. As ll drllmatic arlist JUNK SNIULAN will hr' linv. Wi-'ll sen her name in hvadlincs, .lust givr- her ll liI,t.ll: timv. In our- ot' the lzlrgr-st hospitals Hear a graduate nnrsv say: It's time to Luke- your nledicim-, PRISCILLA SOLIIEN is tllvrs- val-ll day. l want to he ll sf-nsational Actress. JESSIE S00 II00 pri-arhvs, llisllv sticks to Dramlltivs Class, It will he the top that sho rr-llcln-s. ln Spain will livr- :l Cavalli:-r, By Llw namo ol' RI'INI i SOFA Who will sing for ladies who are Anlahle y llvrrnosa. FRANCES SPAR. the girl knowing ulll, Says it is her only wish, To get the student president And preparf- for him ll dish. RITA SPUOLER wislws to :ivrillire Y Mae Westls I.eolllliqxl4-. Slle'll cut a lot. and also Acquire Mm-'s physiqnr-, IIERNICE STAMM will lu- ll tap ilnnvi-r Oi' grunt. renown, And hPr naruf' will hi- famous On llle fvoasl.upallrl1lowll. IIERB STILLER. ll very nic-ix hoy, And a tenor hy choir:-, Will warblu grllnrl opium And he oharmird hy his own voiwz. RAY STUHII will marry A certain sweet e.olnconr', And make :l good father To fl daughter and son. MAYBELLE SWHXNSON will Bi: a swell cook, And she won't. get hl-r rueilws Out ol' any hook. l3Tl I want to ln- al tailor, ls what l hoard ROB SW! KNSUN say. l know it is the truth, Ile .'..ll...-is l...n.f.... ...fry .i..y. nu... lfflnspllt. will lm ....l. i.. nl... .l....l.-, Lily Polls will hide ln-r t':lc-in As out, ol' tht- portals ol' Cornlllr-rw' will step BONNIE SYTVIINCTON to t.lll.lo hor plan-1 A galloping, a riding, sho will go Vi hi-ll .IOSEPIIINE 'l'fX'I KRO. a hors:- ranrh will own, Slllfll mr-Pl. a rowlloy, lrraw' and Iall. Anil seltlo clown for all. lim...-.l..y yl... .,pl....l......- .. l.......Q5s lim., Anil hfwzlr a swvet hr-llo. IHCRNICIQ TEZAK il. might lm, Thaltis her anlhilion. you know. UAV 'l'IIElVl0l.If.-KS. tin-nk illli-rprvlvr. Says the tlrooks had ll word for it, llul Ihr' only fin-nk ln- knows is Ros bil, stronllwrrii-s, und sllor-r-rt, An orrllestra louder ,I XMICS 'l'lIlI..I,li Wallis Io ln' And wavl- ll llalon Nilfll hi' wailing to si-.-. GRACE 'l'0lVlIZ,-KYVK. :l low-ly girl, lm.-Q all .,l....'. .......l, iiifrr' :lll likl- tlralriv. lilll livl's knork on wood, Typing on with nilnlrli- lingi-rs, 'l'aking 1li1't.zllion rloun with lore.-V lfilillg and rlii'l..lllhollillg, Art' llu' :lv-air:-s ol' M URIEI. TOSE. I'IOW'.kIill 'l'OW'EllS wants ll iuli will. lots or ....y. Il hurt' hr' can sit willl his fel-I o.. tl..- ami. ..n .l..y. ,-.way i.. 1... otlit-.-, lf... r...... thf- .-....wl, lfllllzlm 'I'RAllNl'1Il ...ll li- .. N.-...-1...-y of ..l...... l..-. lt... at ,.......l. 54 4-3 2' 74. uf . ,IJ V zzggvfwf -' ,- 1.1.1. wil y fy., 4.14.5 . . 5-s all--ny Y' ' 6- . VL- Y' f f in- may Ou Major Iiowe's program SAM TRIPOLI will sing ci song Hell better be good Or he'll get the gong. Shu w:mI.s to he u privaue secretary. Or u famous movie sLar, I know you will succeed, JEAN TROUP. No muLLi:r what yon aria. VIIlGINIA'9 niimn is TUCKER. For Lhut shffs noL to blame. Thny'll pul it in bright lights, When she gi-Ls into fame. UI' :ill Ihu I,rnvi-l-minded folks. IVIARIE UHRENHOLT utldecl lu this list. She also want.: to bccumn: A dairy lmcheriolugisl. GEORGE URABE will be mathcmuliciun. Ilcls doing just Line. Soon liffll ln' leaching I'rril'u3x0r Einslnin. LLOYD UIKQUHART has xi yen To ln- vupluin ul' n liner, AI lhr' lirsl will to dinner I'li:'ll lu-ul. ull Lu the diner, To gn un lhu slagxc- Is ,IUH VliIlCI'ILLINO'S :.lmbil,ion. lli:'lI givi- Svlinozzle DurunLr: Sami- sljll' cunipmitiun. Ill-LLHN VINT will havfw no Lrouhlv In linrling Ilm buy Ol' hier dr:-aims, lfur Llml, is llw vf-ry hceig:hL OI' hi-r rlrwircs, it seems. Our Lroml pul, STEVE VINTHR. Hzis maulr: himsiell' clear. llr- il1uNn'I wunl, In be zinylhing, Il hulfs thu nmllnr, olrl dem? LUICLLK VUIIIVIHLKER wants In 5:1-I nmrriwl .lnsl :is lux! uw she van. Wr- know shi- will work h:irrl To support livr mam. llr-'llsi-1-hr-r numn in llmlliulil-4, DUIIOTIIY W' KCHTEYIDOIIF. l'u1 furlb llill live-ulnv fulnnus :is :i flzmrlrr, Anil liuw Lluf gn-:il prnfluuvrw wh+ ll lurff. Aiming Lhie uni-if-nl rvlirs nl' nld V lYillslunm1 VIIUIINI K W' XIll'1hr:n'e:in1lbold. Shr-'ll 1,111-u-mire' ul' lhif lnrgu- num-urn In 4Yi0ll.l4:n Gulf!-NP ini-:in DUT W'-ULNER would lw ai Ir:ivi3lv-r. :Xml lruvr-l fur away, Mid lar' glurl nh:-n shi- cum:-Q huniv To si-1' Ihr U, S, A. I' K'l'l'Y W' KLLXCE will lry As hairrl :if Nlu- :gnu 'lin lw an fain ilainvnr ll ilh :in :ali-vlric fun. UI'1I.llI'1ll'I' W' KTSUN IX ill ln- :in zniulur. ll:-'II ny .w.Ar,'iiiwr.- Ilul. ri-mziin u wulnun lnili-r TUNI WI-I K'l'IIICRW',KX xiunlx lu li-urn Tu lix your ranlirr. .Xml nhl-n lm flaws Iix il. ll, siill iwifi iw. I-1LIilfNOR W IIITFII'1LIl'S xiieh ls lu gn fur :mug-. Ns IIi1'll:m:iiiuii Iwlzmils luri- hvr Hliv many gr: Ihr-rv suru1'rl:iy. 1fK'l'lll-lRINI'I WILEY will rvliri- To run :i lairgn' runcli limb:-, ll ilh lhi- wvry ailxlc ziswislaini-if ur 1. f.-ii-i.f-mi.-.1 s,,.,..5.f. lt. ifn'l, huril In xi-0 :il ull, 'l'li:il llIfI,IC'Y YYILRI-INS uill iullicilny ln' N I':ini'y vulli-gizili' ilamvvr. Alumni :is gmail :is mi-. DORIS W'Il,I.I IRIS ii imlu-s 'I'-n i-we-l :il lvnnix. l uni vi-rlziin shi' uill. ima.-S5 I ...ass my gum l,0l'lS II lLI,l KNIS. Your mm- xi ill ilvlnuli-. 'Ks an lim yvr In-'ll ili-Ia-rlnini-. Jim xiliul. ix ,wr 11.1.-. INYI' XI ILSUN uilli lliilxiimll' s...,..- ni., ixill i..- 'XN si-i-mul i iullniel xx.-'ii ,.,.,,i.....i I..-r uni. gum-. IQIDIKIS W lN1I0'I'l' xiill marry x i.l.....i im, nm. i.1...- .-,.-Q. Xml lun' mul mln-y liiln l'il lln- ilny 1luil,wln'iliim. ll 1- :ill hmm lluil ilu- mlniirail ls :is nivi- .us lu- vuulil lu- ll:-raiiisi' NI ll.l.l UH YYUN is nur .ivliuirail Xml img Um- is wang I.. N.-Q.. 'Xniinig ...ir iii: in' .-..i,.i..y.-.5 ix .- x.-.- ,...i.ii..fr i,,,a,i N RNC! W'UN1l.Llu-liixlilllinw. Ili- knmi In lu- llu' uiw-sl. IIUTII WINNIE xiill li':u'li l r4'n:'li mi i1.........-f.-.- i..m.- iii., Sli:-'ll niuku- ii sin-ri-ss In :i vi-ry lrig wily. Cl'10lNil'1 Y KiVI,XlIIU'l'U ls Iryiug iw luirrl us ln- min 'r.. grow up lull Si. mimi. i..m.- .i..y Ili- will lui- u lnun. KIKTIIUIK YIM Will 4-row Ihv svn. lIIiinu's ll ur lmril Ili- will ln- A bemltiful store. The best in Luwnq GEORGE YIM slxull own When he settles down. Some day DOLORES ZALAI'-K Will dance on exhibitiun, Tlmtfll he Llxe mp, For lhal's ller aml1iLion, I-Ill ZIEGLICR W ill surely he hard In rcsisl. Wh:-n in the nc-ur l'ul,urn lle'll lu- an mud 4-lmznist. T., satisfy 1. sumge ls LEONARD Z0l'H'S mnhish, 1 And we hom-slly lxelirwe llc'll 5:01. his wish. MEMORIES There were limes when lhe raging lhunder Qf lempesl and slorm from Ihe nzoulnlains came. When all af passion and flaming wonder Greu' In u'hile heal al lhe lhouglnf Qf duefame. There were limes when lhe wild clear voices Qf sehaoldays sang aloud in my lzearl, When I eouldfeel hou' a sn11lrejoiee,s' Uilh failh so greaz' Ihal llu' leardropx slarl. There were limes when lhe nigh! ramejliugiug l'l'arm lillle hopes, wislful tllllI.lTl'Y' Thal now as I glimpse al the gif! Qffales' bringing, I realize whal sehooldays mean lo me. -Pauline Paolelli I29I GI-JORGE ZUARDO will sl lrL as a N .lcsm in And some day own has own bun-e ll:-'ll Lul-U2zIwil'0,l1lvL kuldxcs su Whul man 4-oulrl Mk lor morn-J 9 Low Seniors Juniors Sophomore-S FF6ShH1Bl1 llihpn we vnler high sf-hpol il sf-enis as lhllllgll we- arrf in a fulwlign laml. lfx erylhing 5991115 so large and Pvc-rypnv su xlrangrv. .Ns lhe Iarms gn hy. we- lmew'url1P hvllfhr aml lwller ampiainlefl wilh nur Slll'I'1lllI1fllIHIS. we grow frivnflly wilh lhf- people aruuml us. Vl P vlimli mer the humps, and wvamlilem-lnsf-1' In nur goal, VN P 1-als-h lhP spirit pf vpupma- limi. as. allow all. we slriw In make Ihis lasl war a rnmncwalrle- nur. We Law Sf-niurs have lie-en wry lmusy in lhe self-1-ling ul' our swvalrrs anul pins. anfl we have he-en husy H1-ifnyiiig uursf-lws uri lhal impurlanl flap. l,pw lfuur-lligli lstllll' Day. lmpurlanl alan is Ihal day ul'fla5s. Kline-I p flay. 'lihff lam Sf'lllUl' fllllvr-rs ul' Illis lvrm arf-1 Presirlr-nl, lirl llarrlr-rg lim-1--l'i'r-simlvlil. Nlilllrf-rl lluun: S1't'I'0lL'll'j. Pauline lxurss: 'l'reasurer. .lark l1llllf,fllWISHl'll1l llllIlI'f'Hi'IIlHllVll, Nlary H4'l1nlif'lfl: li. -X. ll.. llvnry llurnsg ll. X. ll., Nalalie Brown: Ye-ll lif-axle-r. lXPlllIl'lll Warn-llmls1-. l mlvr llw lr-arlvrship ul' urlxisor. Nliss llvlvn lllurslry, ww haw hafl a wr-ry happy and lung- lu-luv-rvrnf-:rllwiwl lerm. 1 :so I ,IUNIORS X ou are non upper elasslnenf' whieh does, and Fibllllly so. git e a feeling of superiority towards the lower elassmen. that is, the lfreshnien and Sophoniores. l don't mean that you should think you are better than they, as that is beyond the point. but that you should try to set an example for them. for that is what you will have to do when you are High 'n Mightiesf' The most important. date in this term has been the Junior Day. whieh was near St. Patrit-k's Day, so green was used for the deeorations. This was a day that will long be remembered. The eaptains of the Juniors are: President, Bill Collier, Vice-President, Dorothy Zimmerman: Ser-retary. Alelba Esposto: Treasurer, Aubrey VVt-'ndlingg Soi-ial Representative, Evelyn Jaehensg G. A. lt.. Tuba Miller: B. A. R., George Britt. They have an undefeated term under the eoaehing of their advisor, Miss Evelyn Lyman. SOPHOMORES Climbing to new heights on the rorky mountain of sueress. the Sophoniores haxe worked hard to reach the top. Under the sure guidanee of their advisor, Mr. Kljngner, and their otlieers: President, Jaek Winter, Vice-President, Janet Foster: Set-retary, Marion Browng Treasurer, Walter Mazen, Journal Representative, Joe Suttlesg G. A, R., Kike Koi-he, B. A. B., Paul Jarvis, and Yell Leader, Donald Cookg they eelehrated their Sophomore Day with an April Fools' Dance. FRESHMEN The Freshmen haxe come to the front and have been well represented in all artis ities of the present semester. Those now in our ranks have been gathered into the fold with all due haste, and, as a result of whole-hearted eooperation on the part of elass officers. a splendid showing has been made. A meeting of the Freshmen elass ollieers was held on Friday, Mareh lil. Business and soeial atliairs. and the general polieies of the elass were dist-assed. The Freshmen have high ideals of st-bool ritizensbip. On Friday, Alareh ET, they had a special assembly in the auditorium. There is mueh talent in this 4-lass. and an interesting program of songs, musir-al selet-tions, dana-es and readings was gixen. 'Vlr. White and Wlrs. A. Dozier, advisor. gave short addresses. April 21, Freshman Day. Un this oeeasion the Freshmen entertained the High Seniors. The Seniors looked baek with regret. to their Freshman days, while the Freshmen looked forward with keenest antieipation to the day when they in turn would be entertained as the high and mightiesf' Niany Freshmen are prominent in lxoth st-holarship and athletic-s. Walter Preston. l reshmen President. is a member ofthe llft trar-k team. He was an entrant. in the C. Y. tl. and is an outstanding student in all soeial alliairs. lfreshmen oftieers for this lerm are: President, Vtalter Preston: Vive-l'resident, Arline White: Seeretary, Elsie But-hang Treasurer, Milton Sebaferg B. A. lt., Peter Alrllliailg G. A. B., Louise Nlenzelg Journal Representative, Joseph ltonieog Spirit. Representative, Elriier Johnsong Bank liepresentalixe, Sophie Hehoensteing and Yell Leader. Edmund Solaxano. llill CALENDAR January 227. Happy. ex- cited. chattering students re- turned today to start. a new and successful semester. February l-l. tiootlbye to Kiddie Dayu and the fun il brought. The Seniors were keenly disappointed. but. en- joyed the splendid music and Valentine Dance that was given instead. February 26. Again we lived the Spirit of the Father of Our Country. as our yearly Vilashington Day Program was presented. February 26. A 1'ally was held in the inner court. after school today. for the Xlission. Commerce Basketball game. Yes. those two rivals are at il again. Will we ever he rid ol' that 'Xlission Bear! February 26. Hur liullrlogs and the Bears fought a hard game. The virlory was a we-Il deserving one. We are surf- lhe best team won. ' 1 .:1.'a,.. 4-.wud 1... 1.v,.t.f1,.-a.mvn...:,'n..z..f, 6.1 1l'f V, px :r3'3'vff1:T 'il A J ' pit jeff 5 4 t' t 'KW 'F' - KD . Ns. .mt se s . WWW J 1 pP .E 3-imlltlmege 4 WP Dan, - , wok! 1 f GLIJIV J gg r if Mitqg, W - g 1. . s .p . . 0 0 0 .wi-f1Qf . Ag. 1-.V 44 .ff-an ir. . 'xl Qilrh I l ' ,f,,. ,. . -Ba W Q, 11:21 to io Es ! February 28. Soft music iilled the gymnasium as the first Student. Body dance of the term was given. March -L. Well. Commer- cites, how did you enjoy this assembly? Wasn't that Ska- ting Team simply grand! Xlarch 10. Stand still. Mary. Now smile, John- nie. pictures were snapped on t 'amera Dayf' Nlarch 13. Green, green. everywhere. Commerce cer- tainly looked as though it went Irish in a big way. Juniors enjoyed their day. which was completed with a dance. Nlarch 13. Juniors enjoyed their day. which was corn- pleted with a dance. Nlarch 18. Presto! Changeo! .I usl that quick. and Coin- nierce was transformed into a gay Night Club for our Jour- nal .loys play Rendezyous. Nlarch 27. The Sophomores had a chance to show their su- premacy, as today was Soph- omore Day. April 1. The Ntighty Sen- iors. presented an enjoyable Senior Jinx program. April 2 lv. Freshmen Day. The baby pups of Com- merce had their day which was a pleasant one for all. Nlay 112. The term rapidly drawing to an end finds us nominating the ahlest for our new leaders. Nlay' 22. A house of mys- tery! An old deserted Innl This was the setting for our Term Play. i'Seven Keys to Baldpatef' The wonderful acting and directing of the play kept the audience in suspense until the final curtain was brought down. May 229. L 1- - H -lt - Day brought. together, perhaps for the last time. our higher class- men. A special program. pre- pared by the Low Fours. was enjoyed by all. June 11. Congratulations new leaders. Commerce has shown her faith in you by this election, don't let her down! if ,r Vasa I .lune 12. Deserving stu- dents were rightfully awarded. .lune IT. An eventful day in our lives. for today means the end of school-life for many of us. and the starting of the last term for others. The Low t's tNow High tfsj. proudly displayed their new sweaters, at. llloveup Assembly, which symbolize their leadership. June IT. tlraduationl What, meaning: this little ten letter word has. Never again will the graduates enter Commerce as students. Their school- days are now just happy, pleasant memories. Farewell one and all, may fame and fortune smile upon you wher- ever you go. IN .lll:'ll0Iw'l.t ll 1 N Mus D.K'l'l4I OF DHNTII .flllwrl llfllwrrllzlrz . Nor. il, 1935. lL'1lr1't'1' Hilkv-v . Ihr. T7. 1935. Cflfllll-711' Bow llurcll fl. lfl.3'ti. Jllru' l.ip.vlu1HZ Qllurcll 10, lfLi'1i. .lulm Sfllllljtfl . Tllll't'll 17, lfI.3'li. Q, '15ff53?f3E? ,-SNR I I I . 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X ummm x lil 1.11, liill ,N If QM lf' I Xkfiw I! , Q 1 ,l My ffl Af, it f' ' ,K e fl!! f ' V.1. e J l, , 7 -ff fbi fi MANAGERS l ., .J ' , ff' - I X ,, --t f' '- J , ' X I I ffl H lrnder these four outstanding 1-uaehes in the t-ity. Commerce has had and has the opportunity tu prnclut'e many championships. Mr. Verducei, the new coach uf the stall, lakes care of the l30's and unlimited basketball squads. During the Fall term all his time is devoted to the prudut-tiun ol' foul- ball team for the blue and white. With these four men at the reins ffommerce will have many successful seasons lu come. Mr. Brillhart has lasted unlimited lraek lltl and 1220's basketball championships. livery spring term he prfvduces a threatening track Leam or steals the crown ol' the A. A. A. Mr. Baumeisler coaches the swimming and goes In bat for the baseball learn. Mr. Prinz, the head Qual-h ol' the stall, has turned nut, many soccer and light-weight track eharnpiunship learns. and is known throughout the svhuol as a H241-gPll9I'.l' 1151 LIGHT EIGHT BASKETBALL COMMERCE SCORERS FOR THE QEAQON 5 NANIE I A M TOTAL , . ' '4 3 lrloulihan. . . . . 44 5-Qs Medina . . . 37 Chin. . , . .32 ' Thiebaut . . . 22 House . . . . 10 Wolf. . . . . 10 lillisun . . 4 flradias . 2 Ebert . . 2 COMMERCE vs. BALBOA The first game uf the season with Balboa was but a breather for the Bullpups. Led by their diminutive furward. Chin. what was high score with ten digits, the Babes were where the Championship team frum last year had left off. and that was at the top. They' aeeomplished this feat by their 27-17 defeat of the But-'s. Of enurse the outstanding player was Chin. but teammates Huulihan and Thiebaut eun- tributed tn their team's victory. COMMERCE vs. LOWELL ln the second league 1-untest. the Bullpups ran into a strung Lnwell team. This game was just as thrilling as one wttuld expec-I to see when the Indian and Bullpup tangle. but disaster hit the blue and white ranks in the elusing minutes of the game. spelling defeat fur them. The score reading. Indians 12 and Bullpups U. High honors fur the llayes Street live went tu Captain tlus Nledina who made four points. He was closely fnlluwed by' teammates Thiebaut and Chin. 9 xf 'i COM MERCE vs. CA LILEO 'lllte fl1tItIIllf'l't'l't'ii,LIf'l'Nt'UklSl1'tl tilting In Inlye llle llll'llNlll'l ul' the tialileu Culp lay the snare of 225-251. The llullpups were just keeping at at 4'llllll4Ul'l1llll1'tIlSlilllt'l' away frmn the tlalileans. but were almust tiy'er't'tnrrie in the elusing pr-rinds when they lat-eaine t-arelt-ss. tlnly the aggressive lltmr play' and shunting ul' Nlr-tlina, wluv by the way. ltatl eleyen points to his eredit. payed the may lltll' ai fltlllllll4'l't'l' y ivlury. Utlwr rtmlr'ilntIm's In the Halt:-s' yi:-Iury were tfelnne. llltlllllltlll. lluuse uutl Wulf. lllttl if ' I ffi ' f i xg, L ,W , Y Q. ii, tux .fl KH rl A f A' ' 4.29631 ' NE ' fx ' V A, 5 ' fZf 3 5 i .ff f. 'X 4 Z , X 1 A if ' VV V, 4 1 X Y 'I , gb fig, V X V ,K .-,f I! V: 5' b X ' 1' A ' L A , ' , ,V r Y ': iff: X L Nj 1 'v ', ' ' , A Q f l 1 ' 3 9 K ' 1 ' Q 6? . ' 2.41 'A f ' . ' A QQ 5?'l3Q' 11.--,kX.ff-'lfrfmf-f LEM6 , , . W Medina Mbox eb NN olf 'I hiclmul. M h U Y 'U L V fl J Dan ulglpelgng ppm? K L ea Elgin Houlihan I 37 I .nssQ:r1izf.a.1.i.+s4i-Ygwuaraaf I f. 43. A A., f QM ' -1:95 e I t ' 4 We Q 3 1 . ei, W5 WF tiiil H 9 'sl ' L 1 . W' If , f ,, 4-as I ff ii af- I 401 ' 5t...5t - 1.343 1 V 1'z4 :' ' tt . ,' xl' ' ' '- 2 W, t 1' 'T we in JUW E , ifwffmfmf4imWK .5 w1 5'In1 .. . 11, fl, V.. .1 0 V .. , , .tw -J fam 211, 4 - .-,. t 5 r Q. , . . Ai,-it l .xvl COMMERCE vs. POLY ln a hectic encounter that decided the light- weight championship of the A. A. A.. the Com- merce Bullpups were defeated by the Poly Parrots. The score, after the final echoes of the gun sounded, read 25-14 in favor of the Parrots. A team very seldom looks good in defeat, but the Commerce hoopsters, led by Houlihan and Medina, who score nine and four points respectively, assisted by other members of the team. who contributed brilliant offensive and defensive play. proved this theory to be a failure. COMMERCE vs. SACRED HEART The Bullpups completed a successful season against a somewhat surprising Irish team by the score of 29-25. Individual scoring honors Went to Captain Houlihan with ten digits. Medina, Chin, VVolf, and Ebert also found the hoop to their satis- faction. COMMERCE vs. ST. IC-NATIUS There were no four extra periods necessary to decide the winner of the game this season. The Bulipups defeated the lightweight cagers from St. Ignatius by the sound score of 31-16. All of the blue and white hoopsters gained in scor- ing honors after this game was over. Coach Yerducci used fourteen players in order that they might receive experience for future years. Chin was high scorer. with ten digits. while Medina followed with six. Celoni tallied four. while Thiebaut counted the same. New faces appeared in this game. .Xmong them were Hyder. tlradias. lfbert. lirerett. and McCon- nelt. COMMERCE MISSION The Little Big Game proved to be a dis- gusting tussle. No opposition was furnished by the Niission Cub, so the game proved to be a rout, the score being 32-IT. This was the Hullpups' most decisive victory of the season. There was no stopping a pup by the name of 1 .iss 1 Houlihan, and he played a leading part in de- moralizing the Mission team. He came through to capture high scoring honors with eleven digits, while Rouse who replaced him also gar- nered a few tallies. He amassed four poinLs, while Medina did likewise. Lightweight All-City PLAYER Pos1TIoN TEAM Miller Forward Sacred Heart. 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UNLI ITED BASKETBALL THE SEASON W K NANIE TOTAL ,H Howard . . . . 43 Harder. , , . 25 ffm? O'Looney' . . . 20 ' Caselli . . . . 144 Kalfain . . . 12 Sehlech , , T Koeh . , sl Kane . . . . 3 llrquhart . . . 1 Oustead , . , . 1 130 COMMERCE vs. BALBOA Howard led the Bulldogs but tumbled into defeat after scoring 10 points in the initial tilt with the Buc's from Balboa. Score 35 to 22. The Balboans forged into the lead in the early' stages of the game and were never threatened by' the Commerce hoopsters who failed to show the form that they had possessed in the practice games earlier in the season. Outstanding play' was featured when Sehlech. he playing his first AAA. basketball game scored five points. COMMERCE vs. LOWELL To win the second game of the season. that with Lowell, the Bulldogs would have to stop a couple of all-city' candidates in Burness and Harris. Luisetti Burness stopped. This is only' one side of the story: Commerce hoopsters stopped Burness. but in doing so. let. two very' capable ball-handlers by the name of Harris and lgnodo score twenty-nine digits. The Bulldogs put up a stubborn battle, but met a stone wall. The Lowellites were taking revenge for their being defeated by' the blue and white tive last season. So they just added double-trouble in the victory' and it was 39 to 21-. which shows our team out- classed them last yfear. Eddie Kalfain did his part for the Bulldogs that afternoon by' sinking five field goals for a high total of ten, Other boy's who fared well. even in the face of defeat. were O'Looney'. Caselli. Kane and Koch. COMMERCE vs. GALILEO ln the next encounter the Commerce team met a rejuvenated Lion from tlalileo. lt looked to students from the blue and white institute that it would be the lirst victory' for the Bulldogs. but a young and very ambitious young man. whose name was llale. sank so many buckets that he brought. about the third defeat. lloward. one of the l,eague's leading scorers. was right behind. He scored eight points and was closely followed by teammates llarder. lxoch and Caselli. The final score in this contest was Iltt to il. COMMERCE vs. ST. ICNATIUS ln the game with SI. Ignatius, the Bulldogs displayed some of their early season form. but still could not reach the top of the ladder for a victory. The Commerce cagers led at half time by a small margin of two points. but when that whistle bleu for the third quarter there was a feeling in the Ht. Ignatius stands that the cause was not lost. They' were correct. A couple of stalwarts from the hill-top aggregation began shooting from all angles. llsually' an lf means Ilil ws-ads WHO K'HQffdS 4213. Km fax N L' BASKET BALL ff ED HHRDER The COMF! ERCE Jrfvn at takin? the ball Off the blackboard 5 V1 '- X f H14 fforer- Tnllest ferlfer N I U LQQQLIQ - 6 I 3 IN. 7, - A .N - ul fs ' 1 I D -L V , I V A V I SUM Urqd harf ,Meg-S' Mak Nczfhow 15 W, q,,v 0 Howard Sandi 'S' IIIH bad. and it really spells double bad luck when a couple of these named Feeney and Fair started to get their eye Feeney and Fair scored enough points between them to subdue the Bulldogs. but the Commerce ace. Howa1'd. was not to be denied. With Joe O'Looney, these two boys scored their team's points. 25. The final score was 35 to 25. COMMERCE vs. MISSION Satisfaction came to the loyal rooters from Commerce only to be of short duration. for down- hearterl they sank when the team from their Alma Mater went down to defeat after a thrilling game packed with excitement from start to finish. Their traditional rival, the Mission Bear, trounced them. Though they rallied slightly in the last two periods, the Commerce hoopsters could not over- come the lead held by the Bear. The game showed many spills and thrills. with numerous fouls called by the referee. We probably would have won this game were it not for points given to Mission by the three toss route. There were eleven digits handed to the Bears on a silver platter. Ed Harder was high scorer in this game with seven markers. closely followed by teammate OlLooI16Y. COMMERCE vs. POLY. The Bulldogs broke into the win column at the expense of the Polytechnic Parrots by a slim margin of one point. The score 26 to 25 tells of what a thrilling game was staged on the hardwood of Rezar Pavilion. The lead changed hands many times, even to the last minute. It looked like an overtime game for Commerce. or a defeat. but a timely last minute field goal by Ed Harder gave Commerce its initial victory. Harder was high scorer for the afternoon with eleven digits to his credit. Other big factors in the first Commerce victory were Howard. O'Looney. Kalfain and Caselli. Beat Sacred Heart. and get out ofthe cellar is the cry around the halls of the Hayes Street school. All-City Teamflinlimiteds. PLAY!-in POSITION TE.-XXI Howard Forward Commerce Feeney Forward St. Ignatius Burness Center Lowell lgnoffo tiuard Lowell Harder Guard Commerce Klolovich. Missiong Fair, Sl. l lloNonABLlc lxiI4INTItlN gnalius: llale. fl X X its fin Galileo: llarris. Lowell. 4 ,,,i1- f Q EE XUQ Jkfaixif? K h ul 2137 X A sf ,N O 3 I ,, X M Q Th4Ld1wv'f 1' IQ ob-1c-.fvwfw-'W X gunman C 2 x 2 x I K ff 4 q3i,,, f nl Bulldog leads USL Jaw -boa Blog LA Q ga f::J5Ar94.A.e4-4r'- All Em if ww 'Hs 'M loc-hung A Cv ff ff K4 51? gm Blu GAMES OF THE SDRMJ SEMON IU! A4414 . P' l 345. e -6 Due to the able leadership of Coach Baumeister. the baseball team entered the AAA. competition, as serious contenders for the champions of the division. This season. instead of playing just seven games. each team was required to play the other twice. liach team will play two games a week. instead of one. The Bulldogs were considered by most correspondents just another team. but with all-city material in Gibbons. Nloret. and Ardizoia. many an aggregation will taste defeat at the hands of the blue and white nine. The task of taking care ofthe mound duties was assigned to llinaldo fkrdizoia. who became eligible with Gigli. ot' San Leandro, to enter the portals of baseball's Hall of Fame by virtue of their hurling a no-hit. no-run. game. Mr. Ripley should be paged as both of these boys had the same number of strikeouts to their credit. and also were rival pitchers for the day. lt is doubtful if there has ever been such a feat in baseball. The members of the team, with the above mentioned. are Stanfel. catcher: Nl ullins. catcher: tlappai. third base: Ebert,short.-stop:liliaseigsecond base: Ramlade. second base: Derek, first base: Yercellino. left lieldg llerger. right lield: Nlurphy. right lield. Pitchers: Arrlizoia. Henning. liromfeld. and Heggarty: Manager. .loe Yercellino. ftLA Nl like tlonnnerce vs. Polytechnic flornmerce vs. Nlission tl-3 8-T tlonnmerce is. Sacred llearl tlommerce vs. Lowell fi-7 l -tl tlommerce xs. 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Brlyr-r. Urrylrl and Fvhwah. vir-lrwies wr-rv sr-rnrerl raver many fm'- midalvlf- upprvxivnls. This splendid lrlam was war-hr-rl by Nlr. ll, Xlarhlff whu gvilelwlisly drmalvrl his limp and f-nf-rgy ln rugqailixv a If-am Ihal has lxf-F-n placfid in Ihr- hard lu heal 4-lass. Y ' E A . . L, Q , A 'Q '25 , ' '5 5i3-,iG 5f2? A ,a a 'G--Gig U35 -' . ka .ax , 5 6 ir W 5 ,ffm l ! r 1- l . 'Jr l ' . 4 ff Q.. 1 1 15 . -4.9 . , 5 -4 : I - -. r 'Z ,U 7 ' - r C. 'I Q. ' .4 'Ll 4: WW' r Q1 nfrl W 'fu' sl i 'Z Q v M5 45,?er,M4 , 4815.6 ,5,, .Q,1 ,G , Q I I , . , , l A. l ' , . ,Pl 4 . A A l 'auf ara l -1. ,J . ,, v l r 4 , , Q , V 'WQ ' 4 ' ' ii. , 1 I 1 0 v Q Q ,' ?Z, ,,:.5 ' 1 .V ,, ,JA 'Ax--,A . U X mm . ,wr y, Half-rl 'Xr'lirml has lar-rin lllr- r-V5 frrun Ihr- lips ul' Nlr. lillllllll'lSl1'I'll1lS srlasrm. Hilliup, Ihr- walr-r at ninv hr-lls in Ihr' mrnrning. Ihr- llUIlllll1'I'l'1' mr-rmr-n wr-rr' .lllNl one slrrmlw ahead ol the rlllwr svlumls. 'I'hr- llll's wily rr-r-rnrrl. hr-ld hy llHlllIll1'l'l'4' lr'umr1l'Iasl lrlrm. xx as shallererl unrmfli- vially lay Nnrlr-rsrm. Joy. Wurrl. and .lrflmsrnh who lnuxr- shrmn lr-rriliv spr-ed. lfadvlla. Yuung. Naval. and Tulrillaslli look llur- silualilm in lmnrl l'rnl'll1r' I20's.wl1ilr- ljlllitllll. NlPI'1'PlllIlH, lludsrmn arrl llrrhrrlnnan rr-prrlsr-nl:-rl llir- Illll wlass. In Ihr- lll'E'lYjWl'l,EIlll rllvisirrn wr- had Nluir. Bullerf-y. Lansing. lxnr-lui llassr-lli and Ihr- r-apluin ul' lhv Irlam, healing, who has enjrlyr-rl a sur-r'Pssl'ul sr-asrm. I 53 I r I fA' 5 -1flfF ' .1 ,, --YA Q 9 b4:k K Jw X i-v,' WM grfx, 1 N Mk T X if Q 4 - ' ,. 4? 5 - ,-Z 59 1 if ' K , 5 fi! A f .-N ,fq X 4'-,KX 5' -3 i X-fx? 'Q M - 72,34 6 IU - X ' -1, , M ,. 15 f IVERS X i ff, , X I , -57 XXX? W,-fo cAw'7 .DIVE I A ' ,, ' fr 16411116 EIECELLIAIO fQAm'gQf,vup Jusr wfuxc OFF Ulf X Af ,f P W A. Qfafffu 69515111 ffebw ,wif Dfwfve dana-.0 Q , - ' ' 1 - Two :me fvfsfwffef of mf ,, W A5-ja . ,. I 5w!Mfvffv6 I'EAfly JL' ii -V 'f M X In 1 .1 ' r' Ax. 9 Xu i Z Q1 ' i - 4 - 1 Q V' 4 u 4 K L, V T lv,. rf V I, . w A . M - L I' . ' ' b Q ' . il' - 7 f '7 'Q ' Swfnmffve 15 Oflff .Spay 7- A wfwcn DEVEL ORS Ya ag 000 V COACH 5,4 wvffs Us-fe. THIWKJ H16 HL I' 0F H15 TEAM gsm COMMERCE LOHGZEREEEQYS WINS P, J. PRINZ. COACH Scalping the Indian is getting to be a habit. Coming from behind, Commerce caught Lowell asleep and walked off with the honors of the day with 211 points: Lowell 22 and Poly with 11. Schonfeld placed third in the shot. put. Chong took a third in the broad jump and McGee. first in the 4-10. Dick Curtner grabbed a second in the 120 low hurdles. In the 880 Henry Burns Won by fifty yards. followed by Harris in second place. The 120 relay team composed of Robert. Todd. ti. Lou. David Ayoob and the streak of lightning. Paul Bronfield. captured the 880 yard distance in 1:38:5. The 130 relay team grabbed a second place. Jack McMeekin, Joe Cunningham, Don McCannon and Jess Burton. Praise goes to Mr. Prinz for putting out such a track team. He worked hard getting his men organized as a championship team The Bullpups were barking at Kezar on May ninth, in fact. they barked so much they barked themselves right back to the championship. Orchids to Coach Prinz for producing a cham- pionship team. Commerce nosed out Lowell by one point which was decided by the 130 pound relay team. They took a second, while Lowell followed in third position. Bulldogs 6092, Lowell 5912. 100 lb. Little Walter Preston kept up the family tradition by taking a second in the century. Time 11.1 seconds. He is only a freshman. The 100 pound relay team of Lowell established a new record for this distance. Time 49.7 seconds. Commerce in second position. 110 lb. Class Eng took a fourth in the T5 yd. dash. In the 150. Kawgushi grabbed a third. followed by Hara with a fourth. The 4-110 relay team went to town by a first place. the time being 48.7. This added 5 more points to the crown. 120 lb. Class Robert Todd showed spectacular performances in the T5 yd. dash while his teammate. Artnzz. took a fourth. Time: 08.1 seconds. Augie Sabella upset the dope sheet by taking the 120 low hurdles in great style. Time: 11.1 seconds. New record time. Utiiood old faithful Paul Bronfield, came home in first place with five big points followed by Ayoob in second place. Time: 23.6 seconds. Boone jumped himself into a tie for first in the high jump. The height 5 feet 534 inches. The 120 pound relay team composed of Artuxz. Todd, Ayoob and Paul Bronfield ran as anchor man. and pulled away from the field to establish a new 880 yard relay record. Time: l minute 37:1 seconds. 130 lb. Class .less Burton came through with a second place in the century. while Leo Nlyarez really got serious and stepped into a fourth place in thc l20 yd. hurdles. llc is known as the life of the light weight division. In thc 11.0, Nia-Nleekin won by I5 yards, while Nl. tl. tice filled in third. Scholl- feld, 2nd in shot pnl. ln thc 880 rclay, hlctlannon. Nlchleekin, tlnnningliam. and Burton tied with Lowell for second. t5lt COMMERCE WINS HAROLD BHILLI-IA RT. COACH A seven man team represented Commerce in the seventh annual Lowell relays. Commerce came second with 2225. While other schools entered all their men Mr. Brillhart held out with many of his tracksters until May 4, the real day of the A. A. A. The treat of the day was when Ed Preston shattered the city mile record by clipping five seconds off the old mark. Time 4.31.6. t New Lowell Belay Becord.J Playing an important part was Frank Gibeau winning the -l L0 in 52.5, and then showing a burst of speed to capture the 880 relay. The relay team was composed of Wilbur Bartlett. Gerald McCann, .lim Calden and Frank Gibeau. Frank Stage chucked the iron ball -15 feet to take a first place in the shot-put division. The greatest track meet in the history of the A. A. A. left Lowell tracksters in amazement. They are still trying to find out what hit them. But it was our Bulldogs from the High School of Commerce, who showed superior strength to bring back the championship which they lost last year. Commerce squeezed out Lowell 36 to 35. Balboa was a surprise third with 25025 points. The standings of the teams. Commerce 31 to Lowell's 29. In this last event. the Indians had three outstanding men. lVlell Long, Brown and Lee to our last hope. Wilbur Bartlett a 100 to 1 shot. In order to win the championship Bartlett had to win the event. The bar stood at 5 feet 11 inches. Bartlett's best jump of the season was 5 feet 9 inches. Bartlett on his last jump at 6 feet 23g inches. cleared the bar by an inch to set a new A. A. A. record and win the champion- ship. Bartlett leaped to a first place in the broad jump. 21 feet l inch, followed by Little tWild Catj McCann. who took a second place. ln the high timbers. George Otis took a second. while Nate Howard followed with a third position. In the low barriers McDuffie sneaked into a second place. Leading all the way, Captain Frank tlibeau had too much pressure for the rest of the field in the lt-0. The time was the best since l9l5, t51.TJ. This makes the seventh straight year that the Bulldogs have won this event. tleorge Cassin came through with a third place in the half mile, run in record time by Stamps of Lowell. Time: Two minutes. .7 seconds. Frank Stages heave of the iron ball of 'IT feet 9 inches gave the Bulldogs another 5 digits. The three quarter mile relay was won by Balboa. followed by Commerce and Lowell. Time: 2 minutes 20,8 seconds. Commerce relay team! Lewis. Brownel. .lim and Keith Caldcn. Bartlett and Frank tlibeau. T UNLIMITED I 551 BASKETBALL PRE-SEASON DOPE By Henry Burns Stepping into action when the Fall term rolls around, Joe Verducci will develop a threaten- ing team for the A.A.A. crown. Although last year was not tops the Bulldogs will be out to avenge last season's defeats. Snappy new uniforms will be worn on the gridiron. the idea coming from Verducci, but he says Good looking uniforms do not make a football player. Verducci was known as one of the smallest. trickiest quarterbacks that California has ever had. His knowledge of the game will prove a big asset during the Bulldogs scramble for the A.A.A. crown. Barking the signals will be the blond haired Ed Baber, who has experience at the quarter- back position. Carlson, has the power and strength to play a big factor in the line. Taking over one of the backtield positions will be Ed Harder, playing his last year of competition. George Poppin will be shifted to a guard position. Jack Lansing looks good in delivering the pig-skin for the Bulldogs. A new comer to the squad is George Warner. Watch him! Little but mighty Zeiback looks for a job in the line. He is a veteran from last years team. Lee Stanfel will play center. and afterwards will back up the line. He has a chance for all city honors. A hard hitting linesman. Lou Quartararo, will make it tough for his opponents. Nate Howard is to take care of one of the flank positions. A game kid. Bill Collier. is all set to render his ser- vices for t.he Bulldogs. after recovering from a leg injury received last fall. Stolberg will play an important part at tackle. Another candidate for quarterback is John D'Artri. who ought to go places this year. Bill Luskutoff, one of the hardest hitting backfield men on the squad, will be at halfback, when the lineup is chosen. He will stop many touchdown drives. Malcolm Nlac-Phail will keep up the family tradition by stepping into his brothers shoes. Track boys will contribute to football for the blue and white. The snappy Calden brothers, Bartlett and Lewis are all set to go to town after they put the finishing touches on the cinder path. One of the best managers Commerce has ever had is Jerry La Rue. He is here, there. and every- where, always doing something for his team. He was manager of the basketball team. track. and will go through the season as manager of the football team. Many others will turn out. and from that group a star may be found. So with this line-up I can see a successful season for Yerducci and his Bulldogs. When he gets the boys in a huddle. his cry will be Ulieep your eye on the ball and play 'heads up' football. l5f1l SPORTS Cl-IART - Arm 1.17 Ap-we 1 M. LIGHT fmt Tmww' 5115761 gwmmnq ' gpm J BM gm 'TRACK TDACK l57l .-. Instructor, J. A. Schearer R. O. T. C. To manyf of us comes graduation: to a few of us comes the last parade . In order to achieve our graduation we must pass through yfears of hard work and study: And so. to participate in the last parade we must pass through years of hard drill and the study of military' tactics. Those of us who make up that little detail that reviews the last parade. look back over the years to the days when we rookies became privates, first class. and were allowed to wear those single stripes on our sleeves: to the day' of our hfirst parade as officersf' then finally' to the days when we were the commanding officers of the battalion. To us graduating officers. these days when we were leading the battalion to greater victories. will remain most vivid in our memories. During the early part of the term the annual shooting match was held. and our team emerged in second place in the cit yn The Range Captain. Karl Maier, the Range Officer. Harold Blumen- shine. and the Range Sergeant. Roger Pries, devoted much of their time to helping the Rifle Team get in shape. Much credit also goes to Captain Schearer for his valuable instructions and aid. The high-point man at Commerce. and a member of the All-City' Team. was cadet Lt. Col. Lynes. During the month of April you saw the cadets who were drilling in the court early' in the mornings. and wondered what it was all about. They' were practising for the competition at the tlivic Auditorium. where Commerce showed that she is still one of the leaders. This year our band took part in the competition, and showed that they could drill and play' with the best of them. Cadet Drum Nlajor George Plato has had his hands full this term getting the band in shape, but he assures us that their showing at. the fkuditoriuni repays him for his efforts. The big event of' the year is the Annual lnspection. which takes place each spring. The first thirteen schools are known as honor schools, and the cadets of' those schools are per- mitted to wear the coveted red star on the coat sleeve. lfach spring the cadets ninst study' their theory. and practice their extended order drill and l'ifle exercises. The rifle exercises are done by' the entire battalion with the accompaniment of' the band. It is a very' impressive sight. to see two hundred and fif'ty cadets swinging through the exercises. So far every inspector has been well pleased with the rifle exercises, and it has counted in the final reckoning of the scores. This term wc have been almost overwhchningly' handicapped by being unable to use the field for extended order drill. but. by using the craniped quarters of' the court we were able to get the needed practice. - Despite all the obstacles, there is no doubt that when the final scores are lnade public, the flonuncrce liattalion will be alnong the leading honor schools. This year a new idea was inaugurated. Instead ofturning out with the entire battalion when the occasion arises. a provisional company has been f'orined to turn out. Unly' our best will be presented to the public. This company is connnanded by' flapt. llarold lilunienshine. with Capt. John Asdrubale. flapt. lxarl Haier. and flapt. 'Xrnold lxennnerle as his able aides. The six coin- panies frorn the schools are forrned into a l't't.filllt'Ill, which is connnanded by a Lieutenant. tlolonel from one of' the six high schools. lltllll'llfT LYNICS. flaflct lil. Col. taut ! 1 I N f I I. J I' x xl.: 'x f' , - nj! , .V ,. l50I .ww- lll I ll ll 1 IQI ll 93g EEK ZH: ill . 4.1 1 In - 5l'n '4' n-- -, 5,1 2 :J 4 21' - E M fi Fi 'Tm fm .JEL Ei nm qf' M is ef als I I Last Minute News Commerce walked oil' with a majorily of the awards in the Seventeenth Annual H. O. T. C. competition. The individual awards made were as follows: Drum major. Sergl. George Plalo. ClflI7lI7lPf'l'P,' band leader, ffupl. Cliesler Gill: platoon leader. Cupl. H. C. BIIIIIIPIINIIIIIIP. Commerve: hallalion vommander. Lieul Col. Charles Sullivan, Galileo: 1-ompany r-ommander, Capt. William liim-kon, Poly- levhniru Individual drilldown, Private lioberl Nlr'l,ane, PolyIec'hni1'1Corp. Wal- la:-ff Nl. Taylor. Polylem-hnif': Sf-rgl. Joseph Xolo, PolyI.er'hnir': oflim-er's saber, Sec-ond Lieul. Harry Nivholson. Polyler'hnir'. R. O. T. C. COMPETITION Platoon: Capt. H. Blumenshine. Band: Leader. Capl. C. Gill. Drum Major: H. Plato. Physical: Lt. Col. H. Lynes. aaaf a n ' , ' . f ' '44 -- .. ' ' .a ik, -' ., h , A wg- - V P ' ' . f- 'V' 'W' Mfv lv Y , ,. Q5 'ofa ! P I , . 51 ' Q Q. I' ' Jn 1 J bf ELL 0: r 'n 4 T I H' Y 7 1. - . u h . . in ivli 2- ll iff, '. ' . 0 A A 'N All' ff . ,,f 'j,,-ff ,-f ' fffwiajfwf W i I Q l Q. M GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The 42. X. A-X., under the able euunseling and advice of Miss Tray. had a very enjoyable and suceessful term with Bernice Stammas. President: Lulu Bogis, Yiee-President: Beverly lingers. Secretary: Frances liliggi. Treasurer: and the twu yell leaders. Nlary Stuhr and 'Xluriel Talleur. Xrmmg their many events of the term were: February T . A Valentine Party February il Xn Amateur Hour Nlarvh tm . . Prograln and Danving. Nlusieal Chairs Nlarvh 20 . . . Sport Nleeting Xpril 3 .... lfaster Party Xpril lT .,., tlames Xlav 8 , . . lfntertainment Nlay 22, . . Rally .lune Il . , Play Day and Banquet ltrfl Z v, ,-----A I' f,f '.-'lr X 9 -, ,, ., ,II , Q Q 0 0 0 0 0 o o o 0 0 0 co 0 Q 'If '- f . ' . 'ar ' ,, '91 f ' - - - 5 , N. f-4 I I w - ,I 12 N f , f ' foig! w E I 'Q I f . :- x ' fx I , t ' itil FLASH, - ff, ,V X , ' I , GIRL5 INVADE 5075 V ' ' I - ' s P0 R T S i f I af , 1 , X -. nk.. . . 5 v , .- Z Q -HA ' t ! K X f Q , , R'f'fI ff FA Zi., . ' 4 a ' 's I 1 5' , f Q , 'X 91 N V if E A ' P545 'l :: I --' ,, Ar ' 1 gl- W R ,ty .,. ..-Q: 1 ', I I 1 f 7 I I E 4 B G 1 f W f ,ff - 1 , f,.E5.:a2E'a:E1?::S5:as :are pil, V ,- . ff ' ro :mx me BALL mem Aeneas AQ ,-f' 7 ' . - f.. 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AI: l , ' M 'W' 1 Jvr'1Pf.o uv ,, f 'fm' Wx,-:Q-mx' W 1 ' o- S :-it .f ' A Que aA1.L '4555lf f 4'-f...,.' 1, . , , - ff V M X W I, f'-.11-+1-'A' Z, 3+':v.u'.v ln: , -I Y -5- .cl?F5A3-'wgxg-.fssiw ' X' , I --ff '11 wg, 3. aLuvm5,, 1, L. I- Q J, ,,.,m,.,.,,1.,,,I,,,,,r, -Q, U-jf' MQ-qy-,.,,.,,,,.I,' 'X I N . ...-:-1-,-ww-J-...1..,, . Q ,N QQ WNTQ3-1 f6Z1I VOLLEY Co BALL STILL A U' G A, .A 3. M IMPORTANT X Q' 35-Q 529' gs ,A 5:6 SPORT ,f L 6 55 2556-Lgfgz-Szsggg 2' . One of the most V , lf - A , - -. .Q fe- 595-1 .1 QM. important sports ' ' l ' 5' .UE Ps 'ii for the girlsv this , 3 5 'f 'Y term was Yolley ' lf' T. ' f ' I Ball. Regular prac- 1 H '4 .. .fir Qt. if gm HMHWOPH lice was held on A Z iii!! ,.w, ,ill ' I-,X each Monday and i 4 l I-' if Wednesday fur the A Q C3 MQ' Fresh-Soph teams. ' xv. 5 F Q Q ' 2 Y f fs- Z with! Miss WVi1lCotg 3. A. i V I . --V f ' ' I 4.. -5 '45 as ac visor anc ear' T 48' 5 , 'i - . ' ' ' 7' , xv f ,M Tll6SlT35'3I1dThUI'S- . ' . 'E .4 'i .f ' -- ' A' E A 1 - s5g5Qf!1l,g1 flap for the Junior- ',', u' 1 ' xl , V -i 1:3-rnior Helams. with ' ' . X' .' ' A 'T ig, ' . iss anna in ' il L ll 9 charge. The Fresh- ' - v nil . -s he - L u l Y L 'E' 9 T2-3.11. .1221 :ries X 'F X , 1 A rel Yega as their l I l ff- .P , . . ' bfi . , manager. The cap- rlx 5 f ' W 5- ' Q 2 -. 'F , 4 9 - lains were Lulu . I 2 4 4 It-'Q I Badges and Kiki ' .1 , - ' Q. 7 f V+ G it Roche: Irene Chris- ' A ' lf ' ,'- Gi g . topherson. Ruth M , f I if ' :Aff I , 7 ill ' Schulz and Nlary J ' , l - f 5 , Nlelfonnell and , N leo I I ' , Q. llelen Krug. The ' .X 5. I I ' ,, ' 1 A A r -' 7 Junior-Seniorteanls l ln X T J J - ll :,u.fll,r, vllere managed by .. . ' If ,, ,- Q J ' C, lgleanol- Iuclice and K J 1 -Q - - - 9 ,A ,T Q .l uamla btamm. l -3 ' Y ' ' - . ' nj, j The captains were A ,, I 6 X - I ' 43- t ai. Frances Burns. Em- ' gf. f? L fy 'AA 'Q q v in ily Talnaras. Cor- 'Q . , I , -I 7 1 L nelia Yanlreland. M ,l 'U I WW' I and Helen Slefan. l s-- lil ' ' N -' :I Y 1- 1' ,Q , PARTAKE IN ' , l ., ,, rf ELEMEN- f' T l - 4- TKRY , fl L M is e lJ..Flh,wl ,J I J L, TENNIb , , Tennis. forexer a popular sport, has grown and conlin- ues Io grow al ffoinmerve, The nnmher oli girls who meel exery Tnesclay anrl Thursflay aliler- noons in lhe 1-onrl. under lhe inslrurlion ol' Nllss Ilrmnell. IS mnazing. The manager seleclefl lhis lerm was l'll'EHl1'PH Ialigrgrl. EXCELLENT PLAYERS IN lN'l'ERlVlElllATE TENNIS To improxe their strokes and lo make good If-nnis players ol' Ihem. was lhe aim ol' Miss ll. Thurshy, as inlermerliale lennis advisor. amfl lo look inlo the 1-ourl on a Nlonclay or VVedn6-sday aflernoon. one mighl see any IIIIIDTJPI'Ul.flX1'PllPlll players. The managers lhis lerm were Marjorie Lipsell and Lillie Zopll. , llyll BASEBALL ,, PLAYERS HAVE NEW FIELD Although handi- capped for laclg ol' a Held for the first part. of the term. the girls who par- ticipated in base- ball this term were rewarded in having a brand new field in which to practice the 1'est of the term. l'nder the guidance i i .Hg of Miss vv'a1C.iu. t I4 . , V. ff the girls had a very successful term, with Dorothy .gf t J'Rourke. Marcella Russell. and Elvira Parodi, as mana- X Afttfttrlttxlo SWIRIMING FOR HEALTH C9 Vtfhether we were f beginning or ad- ,JK vanced ln swim- ming, we met at Crystal Palace lv-JF Baths every Mon- r IX. day under the guid- ance of Urs, Sulli- van. The beginners are taught to iloat and to do the ele- mentary crawl. The intermediates are taught. to better their strokes and V learn two types of l diving. As you get V l into the advanced class, lessons be- 'W W--f--iii come harder for now you must learn the racing back stroke, the methods of racing and springboard diving. The manager ol' the swimming this term was Zada VVeed. POPULARITY OF ARCHERY GROWS To.hit a Bullis eye was the aim of every girl taking archery. Nlany succeeded. under the careful supervision of Miss L. Tray. and under the management of Hazel Balin and her assistant. Elsie Hartman. Archery is a sport of growing popularity and those who participated this term were rewarded with a very enjoyable and successful term. GOLF RETAINS POPULARITY We Gnd the term has been closed successfully on the girl golfers of Commerce. ltnder the advice of Mrs. Sullivan, and with Caroline Schwartz as manager, the golfers progressed rapidly. There are two classes, the beginners and the advanced. They have had a tournament. Ld l H131 WCAV SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY I think Ihut, l sliull never sec A HD as lovely as :i NIS. A li whose rounded form is prvst Upon Llm rn-cords ol' the hllzsl. A D comes easily, and yet, lL isn't, easy to forge-I.. D's are made by tools like me. liul, only work can make a HB. AAnon. Terminating a semester of enthusiastic work was the Scholarship Society's semi-annual banquet. President. Vice-President. Secretary-Treasurer tshown abovej, under the advisorship of Miss Mollie Rosen. Mr. Frank Conklin. and Mrs. Edith Hafer contributed to make this term successful. The members are: ' Seniors: Virginia Aivazian, Anna Barich, Frances Burns, Bill Callahan, Agnes Callas, Evelyn Chan, Peter Chong. Thomas Clecak. Max Cohen. Elise Crosthwaite, Patricia Dinneen, Josephine Domeniconi. Relda Forsman, Pearl Goldberg, Eloise Guynn, Misa Hara. Annie Heffer- nan, Arnold Kemmerle, Robert Koch. Edna Kaufman, Mary Lovisco, Robert Lynes, Karl Maier. Doris Muhlker, Joe Nakashima, Joe 0'Looney, Katherine Ozarchuk, Louise Pennebaker, Anna Perdicalis. Lorraine Pucci. Norma Rattaro. Viacheslav Rodgers, Ruth Schkade, Margaret Schudel, Grace Smith, Nlaisie Smith, William Won, George Yamamoto. Leonard Zoph. Frieda Abrams. Paul Bitter. Albin Dahl. Mildred Doan. Anthony Formosa. Frances Jakonis. Alberta Johnson. Pauline Korss, Ruth Lee. Jeannette Leone. Jack Ricaud, Lorraine Smith. Louis Starr. Terry Takahashi, Florence Trigonis. John Vivaldo, Robert Wolf. Juniors: Mildred Brockman, Ilaw Chan. Madelyn Chance, Roy Esposto. Mary Fukui. Euclid Gazis. Houghton Gifford. Tom Gilpin, Yoshiko lnuzuka. Rose Jang. Yirginia Kelly, Mortimer Lipsett. Gladys Ludwig, Joseph Marcelino, Willaiid Marcum, Anna Miller. Doris Podesta, Geniva Quinn, Frances Schmidt, Ethel Smith, Miva Sugiyama, Helen Rillera. Yukio Wada. Alice Watanabe. May Wohlk. Elliot Alchimisti, Mary Castagnola. A. Desalernos, Conrad Fong, Angelus Frangos. Gina Gini, Roberta James, Avis Lofgren, Wallace Matson. Tatsuya Mitoma, Ester Quock, Jeanette Raphael, Grace Sakanari. Paul Schuman. Margaret Scott. Phillip Whaley. t. Sophornores: Minora Amerniya. Miyuki Aoyama, Anita Armstrong, Elizabeth Aronotli, Grace Ayton, Edward Berzel, Emmanuel liollock. Evelyn Biagni. Marion Brown. Robert Chan, Ruby tlhan, Frances Debrunner, Tsuyuko Doi. George Fredericksou, Frances Gullen. Yera Mae Herndon, Raymond Kastl. Toki Kawaguchi, Kike Koche, Dorothy Mortimer, Mary Moss, Doris M ulcahy, Doris Nicolai, Mary Ugi, .lohanna Schelling, Helen Sherman, Tom Shimizu. Shigeharu Takahashi, Myron Trihus. Lila Walrose, Lucy Won. Mellra Young, June Anderson, Julia Chiap- parelli, Irene tlhristopherson, lilda Della Mora, Lucille Drake, Margaret Fischer, Annie Leong, Joan Li isetl., Mar'orie Li msett, Lorraine Preston. l .l l Freshmen: Armando Estracla, Paul Martina, Sophie Schoenstein, Mildred Sachs, Arlene White. I oo I 7f wife . I u.A.fL.f J My 2U i7 J l Y .ll 1-L1,1,f'ff ' 1 f J , ' 1 L Jfe We 4 3 J , Q. Doris Williams GIRL ' LEAGUE Just as sports are essential to every true Californian. the guidance of the Girls' League is essential to the girls of Commerce. With Doris Williams, Presidentg Irene Bibel, Vice-Presidentg Natalie Brown, Secretaryg Emily Tamaras, Treasurerg Pearl Goldberg, Social Chairman: and Miss Helen Thursby, advisor. the League has accomplished a great deal. Newcomers to Commerce were welcomed at the semi-annual Big Sister Day. February 13. The high senior girls acted as hostesses for the afternoon. In addition to the two assemblies held each term, a May Day Party was held. The work of the Girls' League officers and lheir chairmen has been very commendable. We look back at the past term and feel that they have succeeded in their aim to serve the girls of Commerce. l67l I V. Xu I II I I J' I ' I I I it i Q Ja, 5 I 'X OFFICERS LIBRARY ' DANCE CGIVI ' ART WI' LP NRE DANCE COMMITTEE The members ol the Dance Com- mittee for this term are Mary F ranges. Ed Nelson. Pearl Cameron, X al Kar- ner. Eva Juster, Vernon Bruder. Na- dia fifoury. Philip Whaley, Gertrude Conroy, and George Britt. l'nder the guid- ance of Miss Nl. Grinnell. the Dance tiommitte has pre- sented spurt dances. which we admit were xery success- ful. Thistermhruught us a new treat. the Illlf'I'0IJl lUflP. lt has been in use at all dances. and nllfers a great advantage tu all cronners. THE LIBRARIANS xxilllltllll the help nl' Xliss tlrace Dix- un. Nliss Catherine Dax is. and their able assistants. the students who are unalmle tn lind the articles nl' books would lie at a luss. The Library is one ul' the must impur- tant and netessaix or dlllldllillh l1,,h Nhuol t UIIIIINHP X 54:- V . , , Sl.. . X. fe ' -- o M ' . . .- XX A s in ' 1 , ir-WW4 llie l if' nl I li J The W1-Ifaretfunnnillee, rcprcsentatixe ofgirls intcrcstcd in lirsl aid and nursing. and under the flirectiun ol' Nliss 'Xlarion tlray, our llc-alth tlmlln'ilul'. work in the l il'st Kid Ullice and the Iwo rr-sl rmnns. 'llhcy learn In master simple l'ltll'I 't'llt'lPS. I of l I P- 1 'Z74 V nh st :F AMERA CLUB .QAWQVA Stalking game through the woodsofCalifornia to shoot,' ' DIXNCT animals with a camera when they come in to the sunlight. lJlATt't snapping pictures of sky- scrapers, friends and class- A WELFARE mates. registers the occupa- tion of the Camera Club. Hunting through Com- merce Woods under the di- rection of President lillis Philippet. Tice - President Helen Bittner. Secretary Athie Angelus. Treasurer John Baries. Photographer Myron Tribus. and Adxisor Mr. Colmore. the Club snap- ped pictu1'es of scenes. peo- ple and wild life. The pic- tures were developed in their dark rooms and displayed to their fellow hunters at the club meetings. DANCE CLUB Toef Heel! Toe! Heel! All right. girls. that's all to- day. rings the voice of the director. Miss Louise Tray. from behind the footlights as our Dance Club practices for-assemblies in which they are a major feature. With President. lidith Leonard: Tice-President. Catherine Jordon: Secretary. Anna Perdicales: Treasurer. Catherine Reid, it has be- come part of Commerce Life. MATH CLUB Publishing the Hath Club paper was the work intrusted to Mortimer Lip- sett. Editor: Louis Starr. Nsst. Editor: and Gertrude Conroy, Chief Helper. The members of the Math Club with the help of their adxisor, Xliss .-K. Hennessy. have elected the following officers: Nlortimer Lipsett. President: Iileanor Brealxtield. Yice-President: William Boyer. Secretary: and Evelyn Band. Treasurer, They passed an interesting term. playing games. and answering problems. ART CLUB A large enrollment of enthusiastic members has insured the success of the Xrl tllllllis many activities. During a discussion of table settings. many members sketched thc exhibited arrange- ments. Their results. in soft pastels. have already brightened the walls in many homes. The clubis enthusiasm has reached beyond the bounds of Iioom ttttlginto t ioldeu tlate Park on Sunday afternoon sketching tours. A visit to the San lfraucisco WitlSt'tlIIl ol' ,Xrt and a club party are being counted on to climax spring activities. Advisor. Miss Best: President. Ken Morgan: X ice-President. Nlarjorie Collins: Secretary. ldalee Travis: Treasurer. Ntauuel Ucegueda: Social llepreseulatix e. Walter Iiroll. I so 1 THE NATURAL HISTORY CLUB Projects of in- tense interest took up most of the time of the Natural His- tory Club this term. Research work was made regarding the life history of the load: animals were dissected and mounted. and in- numerable wild flowers were col- lected. The work was carried on under the leadership of Priscilla Solden, President: Nora Halstead. Vice- President 1 Billie Goff. Sec-retaryg Albert Stalty. Treasurer: with Mr. William S. Millar as adviser. DRABIATICS CLUB Closing a success- ful term at dramatic presen t ations. the Dramatics Club. under the able tutelage of Xliss X. Ramsdell. climaxed with the 'AN alia11t. The .NATURAL HISTORY Hemlexvous at ,DRAMA-HCS .lourual Joys: A .'TAl-IAN Night at Xalley -1NTfnNAT1oNAL e at X fish' s Nlen ual em 1 x and Illlirlrp-Q I Nr ltlll-U io 1' X s s l I A' I 1 ,uc Xssemlnly tlI't'tiIIlPI'Ill1l5S to the credit of 1 It 1 s 1 ss s oml xltt'-I,I't SItIt'III. Nlary Lovisco: Secretary- 1 s , 111111, to IlI'tIIlIIIlf'IlI I,PCItlI't l'S, putting on an ta nan I law llltl I1flItlllI,., a Mothus Day t flt Illdlltlll, were some ol' the accomplishments of e lallant ,., ,1 to Dante. as sun th fwwm Ilf had 1 xeiy IIIIPIPNIIIIQL time. by the ollicers: President, Anlhom I 111111 si N111 I nesulrnl leamllc IPUIIE Secrela1'y. Lottie Uel Preteg Treasurer, lfsfph t ouellalo Stitldli I1 111111111 Main t llltllllfll 9e1'gea11t.,.Ioseph Spagnole: and Pianist. I low-me Ile Nlarluu umlfu Ihr duet lion and ,,,u11lau1eol'lNIiss.losephineCereghino. THE FRENCH CLUB Through the ef- forts of Katherine Ozarchuk. President g Estelle Rey. Nice- Presidentg Lorraine Borclanave. Secre- tary-Treasurer: and Mae Evans. Social Chairman. the French Club has accomplished a great deal this term. A scrap book was made. and was pre- sented to the French Hospital. A ban- quet climaxed an eventful term in which a candy sale and play was given and a swimming and tea party held. Miss Agnes Stra- chan is the advisor. THE THRIFT CLUB Worked hard dur- ing the term endeav- oring to bring the banking pennant. home to Commerce. The oflicers for the spring term were as follows: President. Ginia Garbini: Advi- sor, Mr. H. Chaim. GIRLS GLEE CLUB Singing over the radio. at the school assemblies. and in N church choirs: usher- ing for the S. F. Sym- - - phony. and the Memorial Upera House Activities of the members of the Music Organization. conducted by their talented instructor. Miss li. Martin. Most of the members ot' the class are prominent members of musical organizations for the city. George Kleist belongs to the S. F. Nlunicipal filhorus. Sopranos of the class include lfleanor Ludwig. President 1 Bonnie Sy mington. Vice-President 1 Mazie Smith. Madeline Chance. lielda Frosman. Evelyn Iiberhearl and Wlargaret Armstrong. Bass Singers: Bob Owen and Bill Collier. Tenors: George lileist. and Ilene Sosa. Miss Ada Ramsdell supervises the Stage crew. The members are: Robert tblund, Samuel Tripoli, Russell Desmond. .loe House. They change the scenery. regulate the curtains and the various lighting effects, so as to make the performances more enjoyable for us. l7ll INTERNATIONAL CLUB An active organization is the International Club. livery event made for the pleasure and enjoyment of the club members. linder the guidance of Mr. Leland Marlin, and with such fine leaders as: President, Edith Bliewasg Tice-President, Ceorge ltosasg Secretary. Connie Minassian: Treasurer. Abby Block: liditor. Budolph Silva. the International Club has ' 'had a very successful term. t THE SECBETARIAL CLUB tlina Cini piloted the club this term. Work and pleasure seem to go hand in hand in the Secretarial Club. After visiting educational places. they com- pleted their term with a banquet at one of San Fran- cisco's leading restaurants. . l nder the sponsorship of Nliss Nlary Hayes. and X with such officers as: President. Cina Gini: Yice- President. litra Bosellini: Secretary, Helen Shapiro: Treasurer. Marie Fowler: Social Representative. Ruth tlustafson and Audrey Slammer. the members N T had a yery enjoyable semester. PARENT-TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION The Parent-Teachers' Association has had such a busy term at Commerce that it has been very diflicult for the historian. Nlrs. J. Derby. to correspond with us. This means that more and more students are needing financial help. They have had a very successful term in aiding the students of Commerce. The officers of the P. T. sk. are: President. Nlrs. tl. Potter: Yice-President. Mrs. E. T. libel- eben: I-lonorary Yice-President. Mr. C. W. While: Corresponding Secretary. Nlrs. P. XY. Taylor: Recording Secretary. Nlrs. Y. A. Liddell: Financial Secretary. Nlrs. L. Reynolds: Treasurer. Urs. NI. Desmond: lkuditor. Nlrs. Nl, Hanrick: Historian. Nlrs. J. Derby: Paliamentarian. Nlrs. J. Nictlhesney. ORCHESTRAS lfnder the excellent direction ol' Nlr. tieorge Nlelvin. the orchestra has ady anced in the entertainment world at Commerce. Francis Fink. Concert Nlaster of the Yiolins: Jane T'llWjI1. Piano: lidith lthubke, Bass Yiolin: ltobert Dlund. Cello: and Harry Wilcox. Trumpet: were some ol' the important members ol' the organization. Other members ol' the orchestra were: Y. fkgnost. X. .-Xngelos. C. Bowman. NN. Cross, 5. Douglas. .l. Dulley, M. Frank. H. lludson. I. Pan. J. lludson. F. Hush. B. Zalkind. ll. N ossbrink. .l. Waxman. D. Wilcox, K. Qomlollf li. Nloss, X. liessler. and P. llordie. They spent an enjoyable term playing' lor the .lournal Joys, the Term Play. and for the tlraduation lixercises. JAZZ BAND Many have nodded their heads in rhythm with the swing ol' the jazz band. William lxrasow. fklbert. Ponziani. Hay Duyull tsaxophone tootersl make the music go 'round and 'rounduz Wilfred Wilcox. Lennart tllson. Ilonald Smith ttrumpet hlowersl. Nlilton Frank. ltonald Smith. .lohn Barclay. fll'lllllS2 Frank Xertlucci squeezes music out ol' the accordion: Frank Bush. Sam Douglas make love songs need xiolins:,kll1erl Dinucci is pretty good around herewith the banjog 'Xlherl Simon plays bass: .lane lilvtyn. X elnia lxessler lloherta Ulund assist at the piano. lT3I The Presidents' Club under the dili- gent supervision of Mr. Prinz, enjoyed a very successful term. The oflicers were 1 President , Lou Gillespie: Yiee- Presidenl. Nlary Fran,-11 is: Secretary. Olga lirdelatzg Treasurer, Hilton Frank: Judge. Bill Callahang and Yell Leader, Dan Mur- phy. All the busi- ness meetings were spiced with enter- tainment. from the rlasses. The talks uf lXll'. While ltr the Presidents' Club proved very educa- tional as well as beneficial to them. Mr. White's talks were always receiv- ed with the great- est enthusiasm by the club members. Through the eu-np- eratimn of the vari- ous classes with the Presidents' Club. it solved many se- rious problems. .. f. I E b ..,ag3L.g41j 5 I D za! Q- 'T k 4 1 5.7. M - five , ef 5 1 , 5 e 2 .I ,K . X i 6 H 5 a' . ' I . ' T ,su 1 A P -. V 2' -, rj! f - 2 3. t f f X , :ni p ' . , w T .t ff.'.-f t -A-be l tif, 'f ': ' . ' , pn, A l 3 ef . 12,5 1.5: if Q.. .. I - . .L xr.. if ll - ll V' icy-'-' v ' PRE IDENTS' CL B lrzsl Student llounvil: .luv U'l,oum'y. Durulhy Nlngnvr. lxullwrim- Cunm-rs. Jack Bl'l'lI'HllI, Virginia -Xixaziun. Hill Callahan. lilainv Kvllvy. Frank xlHFl0FElIlH. Edwin Casally. G4-urgv llussin. .lznnvs lilfkiflflii. Tmn XM-atlif-rum, llarulcl lipslm-in, Naitlism lxvllvy, Sluflf-nl ffourlz VirginiaAix:1ziur1. Billfialluhan. Harold lipsl1'iI1..lm-IVl,unr14-5. A lllfwlx C Kfluli r , . . . . . lull, l'r1-slum, vslm u-auull, I4-mls llu- Iruvk I4-um Ii1xl4'Iul'y lxy gullwrnlg: mulls In llu' milf' V l mul hull' mils- rum-s, i4 Irying n nn-w lim-lil u-4pl'4'xill1'lll ol' Ilu- Mlm-ll lf lllulx. XX ill: Iln- lwllr of I.h4- nllu-r ullim-rs lu- will slum- u xlnnm- vurly in .llnu-- an rvvivnl nl' un nlnl 1-uxluln, u vuulrilmliou to this sm-inl lill- nI'11muum-rw-, Il' lln- Imys 1-un all-ln un lln- nlunm- Iluur ns xxcll ns lhley glide over Ilu: ulllln-Iiv lin-Irl, I,ln:1lulu'4' will ln- :1 rc-:il um-. af-'. t 1 fr H ' Nl' x ,J n t-1 ' ' PRESIDENTS Dramatics, Russell Desmond: French. Katherine Ozarchuk: International, Edith Bliewas: Art. Kenneth Morgan: Presi- dentsf Luu Gillespie: Thrift. Francis Schuenbeinz Natural Histtory. Priscilla Solden: Italian. Anthony Furumosa: Girls' tllee, Eleanore Ludwig: tl. A. A.. Bernice Stamm. l75l yy l T -sq 474, 'al' 5 , 1 l N Z l' all MR.: If - l,:n'hlan Sinelair Christine i'iI'itflflfN Frank Savage A SURVEY OF CITY JOBS SHOWS THAT THE HIGH SCHOOL OF COMMERCE HAS AN OUTSTANDING ALUMNI Nll FTI'Yf' VI' 410MNIlzlH'l Once again the Alumni Assm-iatiun has passed a mile- stone. They had a very enjoyable and successful term. Charles Nlurrill. President of the Nssuciation. with the vooperatiun of his felluw uftif-ers carried on the work in a must suitable manner, The Alumni meetings are always very novel and entertaining. The spirit uf friend- liness seems tu draw them bavk from elasses lung since graduated. A prfigrain and a dance entertain them on the last Wednesday ofeaeh mfnnth. In the months Hf December and .Iune the meetings are particularly well attended hevause it is at that time that the new class automatically lreeome members uf the Xlumni organi- zation. We are pruud uf thismgrartizatiwri. With Nliss Hennessy as foster mother this term the Xlumni appears lu be one happy family. l un4-tilming this year as nllivers are: President, Charles Nlurrill: Tive-President. .lean Balfour: SPl t'9l?.iI'j. Christine Fraugus: Treasurer. llaruld Flint 1 Sergeant-ah Xrms. Frank Sax age: Histor- ian. liaehlan Sinvlair: Xdxisur. Nliss Xileen Hennessy. C O M M E R C E A L U ITUI 1 X I- - 7 1 1 l -Sghoal Lufe- WVm,Woq Kg: . 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Nason-, vhm horny won cW U'0Hf1 N ' 79 'yM 'M ,fy x fy bc cbohxhmd -- non, tm Lpv ax ITTI 1 JOURNAL JOYS HPIlKlPZYUllSu reached the hfxighls ul' sul-cess as a smashing hit when the curtain 1-am? clown the last lime. The people responsible fur ils sm'-vess remain in the liackgnmml, but their splen- did work will live on. Shining S R S Over Commerce v 1 V ., , w i 1 'A' y! Q. I N ,4 4 1 E , f F1 if Nr . ,, ir f , be 1+ If all r 1+ '57 l 'le M Eu Pnlf:s1'uw flop!-lvrukv N. JK. A. mill- remrd. XIAXINE l ULlJl:jN fuppvr ln-l'l Q-won ull S. F. li. 1 ' 1' I-2 ' -' ' ' ' x llllllltl I 4 nul5 Lunll Nl lm :noel lu-:uullful NYIIIS. LENOIIIL DIZI.XH,'XN'l'I fright SlIll'l'NVUIl all 5, lf. Exilllllllldl' lin-smtp lfunh-sl ful' mme! lu-nulil'ul lxzwk. F. HIBEAU l'lUWl'I' ll'l'll'lllilll4' all vily fuullmull lPHIllf ggrc-:at 4Illill'l,1'I' milvr. CAIXOI. SINIMHNDH flown-sl l1llf,ll,Ul'VVlflIll'I' ul' lwueul jump :xml running in lrum-la 1-wuts ul' PX X :xml liAilllIlIlQI' lmloor Nlvvts. lT0l I cure nol llllllll fl num SIIIVN, I luke my meuningfronz llze way he looks when he says il. Lou. tI,: Woman is nothing but a rag, a bone and a hank of hair. Nlary F.: Man is nothing but a brag. a groan and a tank of air. The Natural llistory Club today opened its campaign for 5535.61 livery Cent will be used to buy' handkerehiefs for weeping willows. Nliss K.: What is the significance of the eagle on American money? Harry L.: lt is the emblem of swift flight. Do you know that when a man watches the Clock he generally remains one of the hands. Nliss B.: When was the reyiyal of learning? Dan Murphy: Just before exams. 'K modern girl adores spinning wheels. but she wants four of them and a spare. Leonard Z.: Why does my hair have electricity in itll Nick S.: I don't know. Why does itil Nlr. World: Because it's attached to a dry cell. 'Xn appendix is a portion of a book. which nobody yet has diseoyered of any use. Frances S.. why are you wearing your glasses on your ears and your ear trumpet on your tlosf-il , 0h. l nl just nosing around to see what I can hear. tiommerce buys carpet by the yard and students wear it out by the foot. Nladeline lf.: l use the dumb-bells to get color in my face. lid. fl.: Sensible girl! 'l'hat's a lot better than using color on your face to get the dumb- bells. Sam lf.: Nly brother is working with liye thousand men under him. Dick J.: Wherei' Sam lf.: Xlowing lawns in a cemetery. 'Xliss Dewey: When we were in ligypt we yisited the pyranlids. Some of them were liter- ally covered with hteroglyphlcs. Bill tl.: I hope none ot' them got on you. 'llhey say some of those foreign insects are terrible. I am I - , X ,, '15 Q, . ' xx 7' 'I M. Fig ff6,1,?:',? I . 3 'x t . 1 nj Q f 'Q .M 'V vi M . , fa if - 1 f ,x ' - aff X Aa 114 tix! F, l . . 4 . ':,,155 4 v .V . - - 'IJ r R Ti 1 Pl, , i .,g ix 3, A N f ' b A 7 Q2 f 5 ., 2i5j'i-gl X L t x-,wb ,J ,l . ', I ri 4' U if V T A ll. I R f '-5 I i ii? ,- ' gg- Prize for best photof-Delbert Watson 12111 'Q -0 is 5 ul, A , v' J 1-' 1 1' X 9- MX 'F' ' f Y T 7 BULLDOG Rh a ps o dy by Frances Spar- . To the new victims heigh-ho, and to the oldghow does the earth feel down there . . . How did Yirginia B. get that bump on the head that caused a one week absence or was she.really paying attention to some doctor? . . . tleorge til. thinks he is putting one over by playing up to the wrong gal-l know it is Agnes C. because I see her follow you in the halls ttwo new enemiesl . . . Sarah Popper of Eureka gave a few boys and girls a breath holding contest . . . Ruth B. doesn't know whether it is Milton C. or Eli' but Gordon F. is still in pursuit . . . By the way l meant to tell the readers that Agnes C. enjoys snubbing me. so if any one needs any incriminating evidence against the girl I shall be the first in the line. . . llarold B. must lead a spotless life because when it became time for his name to appear with another girl there just wasn'tl . . . Lots of phone calls intended for Lorraine B. go over the wrong wires . . . Ruth C. is Boodle -ing with Chester B. from Galileo . . . Bed James C. has a new girl on his arm every afternoon on the street car . . .Bella Contos just goes around in a crowd . . . N past graduate of Galileo is attempting to carry the torch for Bernice S .... l know my life will be worth two cents to Mary F. if l print this, but here goes- Nlary F. was in the rumble seat of what car with Jackvwell, any way, they were holding hands- Buth P. whose mind goes down in the gutter occa- sionally, was in the front seat with Wlltblllllllll . . . tlh. Herbert S. how is Priscillai' . . . When l called up Denis C. recently at home to ask a favor ot' him. the transfer ttelevisionl of color in his face could be seen where l was standing . . . Why does lllarie I . hang around Bulldog Lunch during her lunch periods. . . What girl would Karl 'll. like to be caught in a re- volying door and start going around and around with tl'.S. she grads next lt'l'Illl . . . W hal magician is sell- ing his wares on l,ida . . . We flon't try to get any- thing on people like tlilvira l'.J . . . lid l'. drops her sister and picks up llclen It .... Continue to snicker. Dorothy ll .... and now to inform ol' the .luniors - A Co- respondent Nlaxine C. is making goo-goo eyes at Fred C .... Louis P. within an airdrome has been trying to make a contact with Annie Nl ..... X udrey Nl. is out. to get Keith C. whether he likes it or not . . .Bob B. who do you think you are sending bunnies toll You ought to buy a chicken now to lay eggs! . , . Who keeps Nellie li. out late-maybe it's Louis . . . I wonder if Fred VV. is putting all his efforts on football9Ql9 . . . Florence accompanies Bill C. to the beach every now and then . . . the Soph: Annie S. is being sought by .lack Nl. of Nlission whom she could not see. and she is seeking tins ll. who cannot see her that way . . . The Fresh: tiiggling like a blushing bride. someone claims that Maureen C. and Walter P. are thata way about each other tllaybe the girl who told me was Xl. C.-l don't even know who was speaking to mel . . . Mario B. and Carol D. haye been going steady ever since a school dance six months ago . . . Nlary F. seems to like big Buck-arra brother of Nlarge Xloran . . . So you put two and two together and what do you get-,X kiss . . . Damon Bunyon's ex- planation of carrying the torch is-When you walk ten blocks and think you'ye walked only one. . . So students if you haye passed one word between you and are quoted in this column as hay ing an affair- you get the idea . . . llussell D. always seems to have one word more for 'Xgnes ll. tthis is written in the endeaxor to show the other students that once you oppose this column you are opposing the high law of the landl . . . Will Nlary l.. and Lou tl. revel in the leads ol' the term play Semen lxeys lo Baldpateu or will someone cut in on both partsl' ...N 'Xt the time this column goes lo press there appears to be a battle on- -who will play Nlageei' What with all the p1'ep- arations. the play should do well before any group' .lust listen lo Xliss llamstlell some afternoon get them into their paces - then you see the true perform- ance . . . We will be here today and gone tomorrow . . . ll I HNLY IIXD .X lllCXlt'l'--then l would realize the complaints oll'ere1l against this column . . . put I There? cz lub . . fi ,a.01,4J-L..-f'.? MMD' wwf f9a-J. There is a club at Commerce that does not meet on Fridays . . . but it does meet every school day! It works hard all term long. It furnishes entertainment at your assemblies. It is composed of lively boys and girls and versatile advisor. Do you want to become a part of this organization? .... well, join the DRAMATICS CLUB! xml 4.1, 1 logo RAMSDELL h i Pew I M Miss Ada H. 3 advisor is R O O M Q 21 1 wffjf z M ff WW M Commerce Spirit Wanted: 30 neat appearing students to visit regular beats on Com- ' J JU merce Campus. Qjf' igcffiiifif Object-To secure first hand if authentic news for Commerce y Spirit. Must be good typists. N o compensation for beginners. Apply office of Commerce Spirit. 'fm H- HIGH scHooL of coMMERcE vm. Nm-ss at Ft-11 IHII l l HIGH CHOOL of COM ERCE GRAD ATES who attended HE LIPS and now hold line positions Perhaps you remember some of these young people-not long ago. they too were graduating from Commerce High. Logically. they chose Heald's for a business training-and now-they are enjoying the responsi- bilities of excellent positions. A V x v ., , .lf 5 'L n 1 '. H1245 4' - I ' n ff LW! 1, , rf N ' 1 , 4 , Q . .. W k ' ' 'I l . l 15 Y. 1 Q 1- .+ 'F f . is i if 1 , y V , 1 -2' cf: 1 w w . . I if - is ,,.. V .. . Caroline Hoff Jack Massie Catherine Hooper State Motor Vehicli' Stuart Oxygen llo. Employers' Liability Department Assurance Company Vinlema Moyer Emily Dickinson Alice Farres Gen. Elect. Cu. Nathan Duhrmunn Rougli Iliflur Mfg Co. Company Y fy, .. fiigzzrfff' '.- -2' J-fy' ,-:mf 9 4 - 1f'gw'gz1 : fi ' We i 'Zvi ' . - L . ,gf . ' ' ' ,V 1 f Wig .. A , P4 if' - , . ' 'ilffii fu ' f ,def li.. - 7:5 - 1 f 7 -V 1? ' , 422 ., 24 '15 v .. vb- 'z in Q 1 l l -4 ' ' ' f - ,. . -. . ,L . ,.y , . . 1, A ,:.,.-.445 , 1 VV- V- 1 - . f em A . . - . - xg--,, ff' X ,si '--y N, , 3 7' J A GPA 1 f l Henrietta Sheurer Helen Abbott Guido Bisazza Tessie Allen Thorson Tool Vo. Stunflzn-il Hide. Vo. Bunk of Arncrlczi S. li. lllussungill Unnipuny Ernest Layrac Matilda Barcos Bessie Govnik Nlaa L. Moran Philro Radio Vo. l unm-Hu's Henlil Collvzle Hunsv-nur:-N Hansi-ome Inc. A Heald training means Heald prestige. Employers recognize this fact, and regularly call on the Heald Free Placement Department when they want good office help. A telephone call or a letter will bring you the llealcl Announcement of'CoL1I'ses. A visit. to the college will convince you that Heald's is the proper place to train yourself for a successful business career. Van Ness Ave. at Post Street A. L. Lesseman. Director. 0Rdwuy 5500 l E . .Y 7 7 Y Y , Y. 7, 7 Y ,ill f f. 1 , if 4. J. ,f A. ff, 'Z 3 3 1 2 Y-Tn 2 ii? iam mf? ? 5ff?iCi5 3:15 i C 1 C? W l Compliments Comlgmliments j4f x .b' 4 f-ef. l yfqj Nfg Qf407 qf203 Wxfgpi AH 13 JJ M Com liments ' ' I il 'L C0mPlim9'U': l P Mg f - ngf ' - W 0f102 L , , 'P x , ' ' of 214 lm V IJ I Compliments E QQQ Of 207 316 How To GCT The Compliments of f C ggi, ,456 Agfa? EE Besf Journal for The Least Money N x x 9 fs X l QQ 1' 31' . NN , , ' 059 wh 1 'fl jf Fmsror ALL- TALK TO YOUR PRINTER HE If. TO A Boon WHAT AN ARC:-uwenr ns TO A BLMLDINC1 fr MAKQ A ROUGH DUMMY ,f ,ff X V-ll, V VOTE HERE uloosf A THCMF ,,' N V ff if o my K, H WX, A989 V- fjg m if K' I X V-I-FQ HN I I' wx ' onouz A musueo Dummy mom YOUR Pi?lr1rEQ! ADVICE , FPEE ,Xl FOLLOW YUUQ PRlNTER'S EXPERT ADVICE ON SUCH TECHNICAL rvnATrERs AS PnOT09, PAPILR, CUTS, COP! PIZEPARATION, mn LAYOUT ANU QINUINQ. f :T I'- ' 1 mi 31 i i 1faa..g.q.u-... ill :ark -!k. 5 'in Q ,, H 5 x,,f--f:..1 s-0 u.-V1 FDR Noull PRINTER, SELECT SUNSET PRFSSAAN :RAN C15co'S LARGEST FWINTING HOUSE YE LKPNONE EXBROOK 43 e MP A E l H0 I UPID The Bulldog b APERS Y RHAPSODY SUICIDE, Dear F. S.: Somebody d1'opped a package in your mail box and for fear of what it might contain tyou know there is a lot of dynamite floating aboutl l gave the package to the scavenger. Two days later I received a notice ot' a new man who will call to collect the dirt ..., LX ll ltlary F. has on her mind is boys-and all F. S. has on boysgis plenty . . . Apologies to Luella Y. for this columnis changing her alfections from Jack S.-because it isn't so . . . Arthur L. feels slighted because his name is never in print. Can we help it ifhe's goodil l It l . . . People we hate: the lugs and lugettes who somehow or another procure pins from the opposite sex and then won't admit to whom they belong tllarriet W. and Doug. li. hide behind said words? . . . Frances P. and Al ll. are going around and around-Whoa ho ho ho ho ho but nobody knows how they are coming out ,... tiertie K. has the cutest boy friend-he is one ofa regiment of many Invisible Men . . . Keyhole ,I0urnalisn1 Hello everybody. everywhere. This is Hrs. Finch- elleis little toinboy Falter coming to you through the courtesy of NRAAAAPWA Scavenger Co .... Ruth C. on the arm of a daily newspaperman who is a proof-reader the must be perfectt . . . After several beefs Pearl C. and Sam are together again . . . Helen L. and Billy D. took four years to get started-and they now act as though they were married . . . Bonnie S. broke her engagement and hocked the ring . . . Cookie Kainer cannot get a girl-maybe it's the shade of lipstick he uses . . . Ellis P. is as old as last year's hat to Yirginia A .... Dan Nl. said Me and my girl had a beef so now you can't print what you know . . . Every time tililfhe knows whom l accuset takes the wheel of an automobile. Death goes on a holiday-lucky stiff. . . Peggy K. is getting a ring grad dance night from .lack S.-remember the three C's when he plops the question-calm. cool and collected . . . This column does not cover the- atres and parks-the reason many couples have been unmolested . . . NSNIPING' ' 4 Holding up the front of a building on Market, Street recently. a young lady from Commerce saw me in said position and accused me of snooping . . . Was John proposing to Frances B. or vice versa? . . . 'Hilton F. .lr. is barking up the wrong tree. . . Was Clayton Mfs orchestra at Yirginia C,'s big party recently? . . . What girl would give her right arm tor Bd. P. who cannot. see her that way . . . What one hates to hear When l was in New York- . . . Leap year is here so the boys forget their manners . . . The least expected-Jerome F. inviting Virginia W. to the Senior Prom . . . Wonder whether Louis L. will dig up enough gumption to ask Annie H. to the grad dance-it will be his first, night out . . . Ol' course Ed. C.'s ushadowl' will appear at the dance +she's okay . . . Things you cannot escape from:- Nlary L. smiling up at .lim C .... That .lean tl. doesn't give one boy at Commerce a tumble because it's Lowell . . . APRIL HFOOIJ' To carry out the joke play ed on him. Ed ll. con- tinued to eat the candy that was more soap than confection . . . Yernon B. has been carrying Ruth P.'s told building residentl books home for some months now. What looks like a mild case to some is believed by others to be quite serious. The climax is expected soon--the breakup . . . To quote about llarry L.: What blonde has been seen places with a six footer -Annie H. does not look blonde to me . . . Try and get-something-on-me-gals: Clarisse L.. Nlarion P.. Gertrude C. tCan you guess which one ot' these girls will be altar-bound when the semester endsl . . . What dancer whose given name is livelyn insists on snubbing a girl in her dancing class-the same writer-besides Hal E. has no thoughts of giv- ing his attention in another direction . . . Leonard D. is holding the torch for Kay C .... Frank Rl. wouldn't mind being on the good side of this column . . . Why do some people insist on threatening others -by the way-this colunm entertains threats . . . tleorge Y. rides home with some girl on the street- car every afternoon . . . Yanity. vanity. thy name is womanfHal lf .... After some lapses Frank tl. always flutters back to Virginia S. who by the way is not French or lrish . . . To repeat: What teacher recently pushed a buggy around the floor of one of the past dancesl? . . .Where thou seeth Doris Xl. there too thou shalt see tlerald Nl .... We are at swords end with Karl 'XI .... To those boys who get a stand-up ever so ot'ten+Why Freeze on a night like this . . . To those whose names have not been mentioned: l. You ought to be glad. 2. Tired of writing about you. 3. Just ordinary like the writer. STILL LEARNING lt is claimed that one cannot converse intelligently with a child of four. The psychologist who said that ought to come to Commerce and change his theory -Leap year has gotten into the boys' bones and they are giving baby talk to the girls . . . Things this column has caused talk about: Who is the most un- popular student at Commerce tk retlectionl . . . Today's prayer: Uh Lord. help me to keep my nose out ofother people's business ta ribl . . . and the latest: You Arc Nt-vcr A Good Reporter Until You Huvc Received At Least One Black Eye. tyour sec.l and DID YOU KNOW . . . That the class of Jan. '37 haul its clnhlcms niarlc all the . . . A.B.C. EMB. 8 PENNANT C0. 14 Van Ness Avenue tart V .JZQ X X52 X ALUMNI DRIVE ON TO GREATER HEIGHTS IN FIELDS OF SPORTS EFCFKV 16fll6'l'QfCOI71ll16I't'E' is used in my malee-up. El'6l1X' -fibre of my make-up is used in my zeal for Comnzerce and her ClC'fl.L'fll.6S. IPWI THE SENIUR CLASS GOLD TEI C O. Theatrical Yffigh ...qi I ?' 'ff '?2'Ii:I.Iil an.. 1I..II.f asqueraf 6 5939 .0 i?f.'EO?.15 5-IL. Costumes rnnsumn ' E ' gf 2.55 SQ for ,ai I Hlgll School of III- f X I. , Isl, av Sv ' III Commerce , -f ...fI51.I.ff E tt. N I .Z-A IQIII I E - ' I ,N iii.: ,III ,G Graduatlon Robes Hi 0 E I' fW.9E T. HOITIQISU Our Sperialty IIEe c'cI.I1 creale Sllfll r'o.wlII1IIe.s', lllll C0nmIe1'r'ff 9 n1I1.vl f'l'FHlll' llze ll'0l'l3.u 989 Market Street Gftrficld 5l50 I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I X- -ffl I QF A Compliments I ' E A e Qlcadzmg of I 'E :I - 'lf Reg. Room - as u za g N N- - - hi I1 EB i ll E Q09 : v .- Z M-L 7 - : YYY,YVY-W-, ,,,, -mm fraffzcnl E I , I iw :I I I'IIImI-7 bln um-: NUI. Fl.nI-Irs II-.ml all nur lht Irorla' L ozrrsus In 5 I Professional Costume Design I - - Pattern Drafting and Cutting E ' I P l ll e l l I , 5 Nlillinery Making andvDesign E , FL E R I-A N D Merchandise Styling gr I -V - h 1 Fashion Inusiratinn E W IKII IIXIUTND 5 IIIFTINI FIX If I I.llIiIbI' Dressmaking E 0 E .. I... I .. ... t w :I I1Il.I-lNII-QNT s'I'III-:I-JI' 51x,HI,lfkU LEANMW fbi. E X III I xI uI.II xII I xII INN In I' HIIIN'l'I'II tus, Clf1'fLll'vlI E I ,It Y Y Y Y Y I I o E e ' 1, . . INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION : J 1, - 'I 'I P fe LIMITED ENROLLMENT 4 'I of .A DAY 8. EVENING CLASSES A X 9. l ,,. ,Y- ' FACULTY: - 1 C H , Reg. Room Mmu. Annamny DeGrnu I I ,-.2 V' . - '- D -S I-J g Mme. Esther Bercovitz , 'E --2? , Baroness Marin von Rldolstein 1 Katherine Lnnge I , , , , , , ,W , , , , Man A' '3 'W ' I.. II... W...-.I ...- ...tn I... .....I.- .. .......I .If .I.....IN I... II..- Q09 P051 ST, Ph, SUM, 6469 I..-II. gi...-I.. ns hy Illw s..l.-NIIIIIIINIIUI .'I.INsI-N, Miss J.Ii.IIs.nI. Nlr, MI-NIIll:III, lIIkIIII: IIII- II-IIII. XXI-rv IL not lor IIII-Ir Inrlp :I J4IIIrII:Il noIIlIl IIIIxv In-4-II iIIIpIIssIlIII-. I 00 I W HM : ill -fthe wo1'lcl's fastest and most Fill Automatic Calculator H - wil ',Q,i1,,,Q-l,-- The Pe :ject Frozen li if ,,.... , .,4,, - - iii Q tw. 'T'1 'W-ffw,:f4.l,1'5f'f1Titf-42314-gg, Confectlon M V iq 0 ll . HN G' fff,f i V7g27 'f 1 , 17l'Lli1Ill,'l ol W .,f ,!f-Eqfqar V,i?i,, n, V N SPRECIQELS RUSSELL DAIRY co. mi fii1i16 i'l?7l!fUi 2 it , 'ma v!! E5 I ii Qfxfi ,I f J f V ll' 'V '-- ffl ,A X v, 1 i 'A'iiiii7T'i--:gil 1 f i X, llll ,r M-www -ylz ,-,, 1 any Avk'- '-TKT. ,I X 'fax ill ' ' ' 'Z ull 'Q ig f' W l , 2 ,,,, , up 'Elly W MODERN BUSINESS God W has adop1'ed'l'he NEW 0 P ll all-electric MARCHANT and for you' li You, too, will marvel at its unprecedented l' cal ulating speed f 900 R.P.M. It is almost GULDEN STATE ICE ll thrie UQ times fgster than any other calcu- , ll lator. There is real joy in its swift, easy and LEARN To DANCE SMUOTHLY wi silent calculation of oH:ice figure worlc. 1t.is operated by one hand and is full automatic. llqrgthy Lguisg Studiqp Over. two thousand Marchant Calculators are Collegiate Dancing Uur Specially W now m use In San Francisco' 1212 Nlarliot Street Mil Q and I-'Ivor lil-zmimak osis A -aa il BECOME AN ExPERT Glclsslwl I-'0-1,:.ug1:Ii PNNIi'l l'0NI li RUBY BAKERY ii MARCHANT OPERATOR Q I Our School Instructor will give full details regard- 1'ff'1'f'if 'ff Brpad ll ing Courses of Instruction, Tuition and Placement. AFPT11' U S 15950ak1lalc Aux. xv.xll!Ill'13. 0050 i . , N Teaching technique of operation and machine Mott Biu?t,?,1 N E W IDa,,,.,,,g und I calculation of accounting problems. rienta fue SHANGHAI iL'gtt.51nL,,.gf i C .LA?E'f'EF T BHPEEQU d tima.t-t..Q,,ha CAFE 1-.,v..fi.,,fT,mt , 0-Opefaflfm 111 P wig Qual C gre Hates .sftigfgttntfifir 153 GRANT AVE- Dflfirw .sm,t1u,, Sl'MNGliR1 i ll m n H A Hun Fralfggilif. l NEW CENTURY BEVERAGE CO. 820 Pacific Avenue San Fl'1iHf'1HI'0 San Francisco Agency HUGO A. BEDAU, District Agent l SALES ' SERVICE ' SCHOOL 625 MARKET STREET KSui1'e 211, Bank of America Bldg.1 'f'Tl DOugIas 2800 l9ll Accrr-mlitr-d To S UNIVIfRSl'gYf?,laHfgELIF. fI'lff1lAL 2-YHA i 1 ie 'I prepares -iCHUUl- Boys, tznus fur C0Ll.15ruc BOARD Exams, or Accrcrlits to JUNIOR COLLEGE, STANFORD und many others 3-iecrx-lariul-Academic 2-Your COURSE earns high school diploma. Superior Business Training. Annapolis. Wx-nt l'0inl. Cousl Guard Tutoring lilcmrnlury Course saves time. Remedial 'l'ca1-Iuing. Expert Private Tutoring al. school or hmm-. Civil Service Coaching: Fu-dn-ral, Stun-. Cily. Summer Course: Grammar. High School. llny, Nighl. all departments. Co-edurutionul. Strong Fneullyq Slnull elnseu-.wg Open to Adults. 2901 CALIFORNIA STREET Teachers: Investigate the new F otoloid Cuts llluch lower in cost, Amazingly beautiful prints If you want to cut publishing costs. send your photographs or drawings to F0 loloid Corporation 321 Commercial St. San Francisco Write for free price scale. WEN 7069 MISSION SWEATER SHOP Pelicano, Rossi Floral Co. ilIllllllAfflCllllY'l'S of 1NC0RpQRATED SWENTERS SWIM SUITS flvvr Fvrfy Years of Sfrrivv NNGELO J. ROSSI. President Large Selection Guaranteed Best Prices 123 KEARNY STREET 21.50 AIISSION STREET Phono DOuglar-1 B060 San Francisco Near 2151 Sm-1-1. I'honf-ATwul1-r 1690 Flowers Trleyruplzefl .tiny Tinu' .-ln.vu'hrre COMPLIMENTS OF 60 SALES ONE CLASS Room 310 l t l l YOU can earn more money practicing Beauty Culture than any other vocation. We make you a successful beauty oper- ator, shop owner. Teacher of Cosmetol- ogy or beauty culture. anrl clemonstrator of cosmetics. Be sure that you can say l am a Dolores Premier graduate. You can pay as you learn. See or write lllr. lil. W. Isaacs, voca- tional counselor at the Dolores Premier School of Beauty Culture llfifl Nlnrkvt. SI. ISU Powell SI. lilluglus 97125 Sllllt-y' Ojgll ln tlnklnml 177 l5lh !'3'l'lll'Il'l'l' lllgull' 9708 FASHION BOOTERY 51 STOCKTON STREET I I eadquarlers f or SCHOOL SHOES Sl .95 - 32.95 UND. l-1188 tMeat. Marketj LESTER J. CASTILLO UND. 2207 tI ruiL Marketl. tljroprielurl DEL MONTE MEAT MARKET Wholesale and Retail Butchers 1515-1518 Haight Sl. San Francisco KUM KONG GROCERIES LIIPOI1' TER and If X'PUli'TlfR 1126 GRANT ive. MN Fmwclsco - - Cu,u-'onwu THE BARNES PRINT SHOP l5tlllIIun1-h Sl. SXN FRANCISCO llrflllfny of ull lcfmlx. IDKNCIC IIIIDH llllli SPICCI KLTY PEERLESS NURSERY 5ll Somerset Street San Francisco We grow all Flowers FICIINS our Specialty l 'V' I COXIPLINIENTS 1,1 F THE GREER HOME. Inc. A SANITARIUM Tvleplxonv: EVEHGREISN 96 I5 6000 FULTON STREET San Francisco, Cal. T A O Y U A N RESTAURANT 823 CLAY ST. Cllinu 0156 Butwt-en 1lranL and Stovklun Ali-als UIISIIFIJXISHCII in fIllIll3l0N'l1 NATIVE KIMONOS AN D PAJAMAS A SPECIALTY Phono GA1-field 58l19 S. TAKAZAVVA 81 CO. Importers of ORIENTAL DRY GOODS JEWEIIRXY and NOVELTIES 662-670 GRANT AVE. CllIHAi1,lDWIl Cor. Sac'r'arnenI,0 Ht. Sun Francisco. Calif. Conlplinlcnls of DR. C. M. CHOW 82l STOCKTON ST. T. Z. SHIOTA S15 GRANT AVE. SAN FRANCISCO UBJECTS of ART PHONE CHINA 07-I5 SUN HUNG HEUNG CAFE CHOP sum' AND NonDl,Es Open I0 A. M, to 1:30 A. Nl. Saturday 10 A. Nl. to 2 A. Nl. T-1-l Whshinglon St. San Francisco. Calif. - We Make Our Own Ice Cream F' 8 Wiih Lulu'-rculin teal:-d 1-mam . . . 35:-. quuri UPTU'WE'I'RIS'I'S - UPTICIANS Milk Shaken. as lhif-k an you like- . . . 15 1---nm 731 CLAY STREET With chnicc of Sandwich ........ 25 11-nts Bet. Kearny St. and Grant .Awe San Frurlc-ism,-0 Sunilury Cnnrlilfnnx Cor. Van Ness and Dlalrlivl TELEPHUNE GArfim-ld 0234- JULIUS EPPSTEIN PHUNHQ 'l'Ux1-do 0827 IM- spvvialixv in l.l10ut.ri1-ul Wigs and Nlak:--Up FLORISTS Flowers Delivered Anywhere HOTEL ST. FRANCIS ,1lfkfm1.v.4f'l1,4 ll? normmmf,-1,..W1,-f. San Francisco IIS IIIASON STREET Sun Francisvo. Cal. NQQQWQI I ffffffgy' Ph-mg fmfn.-1.1 mm nf... 1m....0 1x1u..lf..s.- :asm ..1nEH011 QUALm,.. GUY BOWCOCK D.BEHREND KSONS D. 1 .IEWELER A Q J'?W'fLE S - WAWIIMAKEHS w..M..-I'7.21lZ .i.w..1., 1'm'.'.1fi' llw1,f1-M 2253 M.m1u4,T ST. Phone Mmrk.-1 5983 1:..uv.-ua.,-nu, Cmlin. In-mn :ul 111.01811 mug. i931 if else: ll! f' fl' f, If 1 - v li I The Dolores Press 3384- Sixleenlli Slreet Phone l'Nderhill 1775 I PRINTERS Ulf School Annuals Newspapers and Programs Cooking of Delectable Dishes Supervised by Experts COMMERCE CAFETERIA lVIeet Your Friends At Our School Cafeteria EAT A REAL MEAL AT LUNCH TIME L'Y4lr-rhill 2511 Frm- Delivery NEW FAIR OAKS MARKET llnporlefl and Donicslie fil'0l'l'l'll'S Fruits. V4-gi-Iulnlngs. Fish and Poultry FVGISTI Stull Iw-fl Us-als 501 Fillnlorv Sl l San l 'l'Lllll'lSf'0.. Cal. lfslsnlnlishl-fl H130 H. S. CROCKER CO. Inv. HTATIONICRS 8: l'RIN'I'ERS Y- 4.0-- 'l'1Al1-pllniw lNlu,ulus 5000 .mlm-,nil Nlurlwt SIN-ol Nm l'r1nn'm-4+ I I x IHIH Nl PROGRESS MARKET 3547 21th Street - Yllencia 8526 ll KHRY COLE. Prop. PEERLESS BAKERY Bakers of Quzllily Broad and Cakes Phone lll'in1l01'k llT2 F. . . , . .J ,nv Str:-el Nam l'l'ilIll'lSVU. Cu ffuligrullllzuliullx :mul :ull gum! xxisllvs COAST RA DIO COMPANY H00 Nl KICKICT S'l'RliE'l' 'inn I'lI'llIl1'lh1'lD. Call. l Nllvrllill 3335-33 56 Nl,kRTlN'S NIARKET HWO Nl Klllxlfl' ST. Plmlu' l Nllerhill T090 4 -vrivs, l ruiIs. M-gn-laulnln-w mul Nl:-ails xxllll'S1lllll lil4IIlUI'S 077g7'dfZlldlLl.07ZJ' GRADUATES CF I-IIGI-I SCI-IOQI. OF COMMERCE Q The 'Host Complclc and Direct lrxslnn-l.iun in BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ACCOLINTANCY and COIVIMERCIAL LAW' is contained in the PACE COURSE given nt, the SAN FRANCISCO INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTANCY Cundurt:-xl by Rohm-rl. M. Gunn-, C. P. A. Classes Now Forming: Visitors NYelm-onn- 155 SRIIISOIIIL' Sl.. Slack Exchange Bldg. DO. -1613 Complimenls ' of lhe R FRANK R. ANASTASI . I 109 STEVENSON STREET I SAN FRANCISCO DO. 9619 Marli I-Iopkins XI PRINTER OF COMMERCE SPIRIT Hotels I I G.F. Expert Cleaning For IO! Those Who Care I W I I G.F. The Only Members of lhe ' X Original Thomas Family in the 1 f i t V Cleaning lncluslry. G IL O II Cr I1 D. 5 lu I lf II JIANXGING DIRECTOR I 'IC.I . Includes Moth-Saul, V f Moth Proofing on All Wlouls- I lfUSUl'6d Agailwl' AIUIII Damage llumplinu-nts of your neiglnhm' ff, I at N Ext C al. f , T I rr X Fa US S. If V., lNlfUIlPUIi.KTI:l , ' ' EsTABLlsHl5D 1831 I I fel I FUNERAL UIIIE ITOI 5 fm K 6 I' ,iff II' If IN I 66 79 I G. TIIOIIIEISI 1' p' 1.1 NSN NESS Avnxgfgs NI 359-14111 btreet l'mnNrg: Illilmllnglf 1230 ?2lIll.I?l'Elll: I!-BPO! Euli 'MI I.INd0rI1i.lI 0969 I NN. 110115431 I ll. Slum:-:nNm,I' TYITIIIIINA I II 7 f- 1i :viii 2 ff il Yfgil 'LS -L I I 1 1 l -I ll fl J, 1 I I 'I In I .5 If ffl ff 7 I 'I , I If Riflffrglff If ,Xl'IIjf.f.!I GANTNER 8g MATTERN Notliing l.il4e -l-liern Anywlwerel Smart suits for gay young navigators . . perfect-fitting, in lovely novelty lcnits! Tremendous successes! Girls' sizes ........ 5395 and up For Men - Gantner WIKI E S with Free-breathing Lastex belt. Pat- ented perma-snug waist- self-ad- justing supporter. Fancy stitches ............ 5395 BO'SUNS .... 52.95 LO-WIKIES. . . 52.95 HI-BOYS .... 51.95 CBoys' sizes correspondingly lessl UfI'il.Y Fallccrrbcrg, z'rz Brig Brozurz Eyes ii'aIif1' HYLIJIQCI' pr'0dzidi0rz. l9ru1 e alwffyuyufv KJ Fountain Servive Prolnpl Delivery WARNOCICS PHARMACY llrescriplions - Pure Drugs 1-056 BALBOA STREET CORTLAND AVENUE CLEANING AND PRESSINC DANIEL VIDAURRE I-'hone VAlenf'ia T379 LADIES' AND CENTS' TAILORINC Tcl:-phone Al 42nd Avenue Altcmlliolls E Rl'Pai i'lfl BAyview 6711 SAN FRANCISCO 629 CORTLANIJ A VE. llHlNU'0f1 f'iHf 1 13l fk d C0'l1P1i'Ul'UlS Or I3ON1PLIXIEN'l'S OF E MARKET W G. B. JACKSON AND SON ug-Q STREET mg'- M RAILWAY 1 wg, co. mg' JOHN WJ. PP, JONES 1929 Ilwiflfff Slfcct Division Supcrinlcndc-ul of SEB 47' , , ' 1 QY COIIIDICIP Line of High Quality I-laudxvure 4' 'YQ Fruits V4-gi-tululuw UTAH SANITARY MARKET MEATS AND GROCERIES 592 Utah Slrcct ilamlivs - Cigars REH,S GROCERY 198 Eureka Stn-el Cor, 22nd Sl. Phone .ATw1llCl' ITT3 'Telephone GA1'field Al-280 ANDERSON STUDIO PORTRAITS ME MAKE CUNIMEIICE PHOTOS Opposiu- Ilnarjiehl Theatre 973 Nl.-ARKET STREET San Francisco. Cal. ROSE M. FANUCCHI ATTORNEY AT LAW' 333 INIONTGOBIERY STREET San Francisco llounsz 9 A. M. TO 6 P. M. on m' ,xpPmNTx1sN1' DR. J. LEON LAZARUS Optonletrisl 715 Nlarkct Slrm-el Phono Exlmrook 5493 San Francisco FONG 81 FONG FOUNTAIN - BAKERY 821 GRANT AVE.. S. F. in Chinatown itfs FONG FONG'S FOR ICE CREAM Couiplinients DR. E. A. BERENDSEN DENTIST Union Square Building 'l'hrev-Fifty Post Street Phone SUt lei' T092 DR. A. F. BELTRAMO DENTIST KE:-irny 32825 368-570 Flood Building: UNIFORMS and EQUIPMENT L. RIZNIK 171 Crovc Stn-cl Uppusiu- City llull al. Yun New ESSEX BEAUTY SHOP Personality Hair Styling EXPERT WHRK'XlN'YSlllI' XT MHDEIIA'l'lC CHIUI' 701 LARKIN -STREET N4-ar U1-arp l97l We Know What Yon Wan! I , And We Have Em! SUITS 81 TOPCOATS Nw su. :nos I Foreman 81 Clark You should huxv za nuv suit Crum- in and browse around lnrs Sw- for yoursvlf kr-en styles and on 'Ind thc- values 1-vl-n Iil CIlI'I' M I-IigImIystyIed,oI I H J r f course . ,. ' 3 , Ip :ty gg R, Suzts 1500 A 4..'AA M, ' I Sophisticated, yet 1 Q not extreme . . . 25 STOCKTON STREET ww ,, 3 Made For youth, R R if If I and priced for I lll'INlN'I'l'l'l,l'IlNfl Phono Biywiow 0366 youth! MCFARLANFS my Goods III ,Y 1' Lamlios' and flhildrl-n'5 Wi-ar , I N I0 I9 Balboa bln-el al l2nd Axenuc II' jfiff M. M.-l-u.fl1.n.- sn FIIXNCISCU t t ' tt ' I Tm,1cPlmNE1 111c...1f,.fk mo ' , THE JACKET SHOP ta Spa-1-ializing in 1111-A-ming and H1-iinislling of Lvallnvr', Sm-rlv and Chamuis Jau'I-wls ,-Xllvraliuns and Repairs 994 Make' St- mes AIAHKEP STREET NIICNN WD lam s' Nlcw SIIUIQS REID HL-xRDW A,xRE v RHI R Ilousn-hold Goods - Glassware - Tools FRAN1x'S I V Gs-nm-r'aI ,lnbhing - Glazing 2733-201-H STREET Stow-s f.0llIl1'K'I0lI f lieu-ksl11IlI1 V IIf'IWl'f:'ll lurk X IWIHIIIIINRIIIIW' Pl wv U Hn- 3IgD'Ii.f4:I'IH'If Repairing: Nvutly Ilunu- I I' I NUI I I 'dn IJHUWWWU WWWW W WW WWWW EISWP T I . ' , III Ilmnplinu-nls of III, I'1'l'llEL BR KZER fmLEl,lu?Nl,: , , , 653 IIONINIERIIIAI, S'l'RIiE'l' Internatmnal ClFl'llI3tl0Il Co. sw FR xxulstio. 1iu,ll-I 11 Il 1 N 'r 1-3 is s II 315 f1kl,l,l!I,INL. SIN FR KNCISCO 4 rgxuu xx 12 ns 'rx Pmzu XPIII-IHS Sinn- 1808 I H- M- Nlluel' CO- , HARRY R. MYGRANT uw: I Kl I'l mens III' I Uluss and Glazing N IIIIIIISICII S'l'kNll'S IND IIRKSS SIGNS I . NH SICXLS S'I'lCNl1II,H S'I'ICl'1I. IDIICS I IllIlIl'll0IlII1' Glass I I Mirrors. Ih'u'lin,u :UNI R1-silu-rin I 0 III sumslumu mn I Xl'I'HIlN I - 11 S. , 4: 11, . L. 4, sa H ZH. I,INI1:S,I,- S VN FH xNuIS410 lull I IIIH IRI I I Nun I I llll lun 1 , , - - - H 'l'l4.1.l-:mmm-, Iilbuglus EUHR I I Imm UIIIINWH Wim I I -In I L E E,,,,-- 11,51 LE EELS EE EE EE A LEEL 9 1 1 Eat at g L E N S Q AUTO SUPPLY CO. l AUTO SUPPLIES OF l ALL DESCRIPTIONS l BO BONNIERE Across the Street Make IL a Daily Habit We Have All You Desire SCHOOL SUPPLIES K T 1 LONVEST PRICES l Sun Frfulrisro Stores l ll VIN NESS AVE. :- 242 NIAIKKET ST. l Sun Rafael Sunla Cruz l 900 FOURTII ST. I0 PACIFIC AVE. Go First Class at Lowest Rates 4 R1-nl a Dc Luxe l PLYDIOUTH COUPE or SEDAN -Air NN ht-ol Tires -Philco liadio Equippvd TITIOHIIHK Pmvvr i . ' AS Low' AS 52.50 PER DM' A Trlal Will Convznce You ACE AUTO 81 TRUCK I RENTAL Co., Inc. 1 149A Fell St. San Francisco HEm ' '26' l 25 ELEVENTH ST.. NEAR MARKET l .. L L ,,, - l Cvm11liffwf1lS KJ P. FARRELLY, Route S INDEPENDENT LAUNDRY ZOR IC DR Y CLEANING Florida and Eighteenth and Alabama l'ltl'cClS Phone UNdorlii1I 041744 Just a Word of IYII'l'!3llI'll.f WTSIEIING YOU ALL DIUCII SUCCESS H E L E N B A K E R BEAUTY PARLOR 5633 Geary Blvd. Evcrgrem-n 9332 Sliyline 1080 Miss llSHOllNl'I, Prop. PARK VIEW BEAUTY SHOPPE Specializing: in All Branvhcs of lieaul y flulture T73 Cabrillo Strccl Fan Fran!-is!-o Leather Coat and Jacket Cleaners-Finishers 22ll1I ST. BEAUTY SHOP 1 Famous for Pernlanents 351.25 to 357.50 f An 3x10 Bushnell Portrait Free with l each wave at 52.50 or more l Croquenoc Cl0l'llbII'HlIIOII X Spiral Ringletlc 2613 NIISSION STREET Tell-phone ATM atm' ll5I- Open 3 lo 3 Nl! bnlroso 9631 Imlzxli D, Huss L0 Dell's Beauty Shop 2631 Ulloa Sl. Beauty Servive is Our Sperinlty V -Xl1?Ill'I!I 5171 3329-Zllli Street Near Mission Irene's Beauty Salou lf- 1 - wfg nfu 'E PACIFIC LEATHER FINISHING co. 0 'f af 'E , , , f ,', um , X , I N EIEIH lfE.4l'I'I .SERIILE 111 Franklin St, UNd0rhlll 0283 , , , , , IIIIQNIC IXHLL1 HNIIULD INELLX -4 ' 'i: - Y: , KA L 1 122 E T , :l l99l .H I 1 I Day and Evening Classes Placement Service Miss lVliller'S Private School 1 For Secretaries 1 'W i Nlildred Dodge Blarian Neal 1111 l fllu rlff ge,-S 1 26 O'FARRELL STREET SAN FRANCISCO 1 CArfield 6975 GALLAGHER MARSH COLLEGE lnrlivifluul ll'lStf'll1,'ll0ll Sevrelurial and Business Training 1 ,egal Slenography f Court Reporting 1 iallagller Marsh and Gregg Shorlhanrl Syslr-ills l Beginners and Brush-Ups l ri., sf-hw! sis per mn. vague scum.: so ,N-r ni... 1 Day and Night Swhool in session entire year 1 Free Plucenlvnl Nvrviwf 1 C0-EDUC.-KTIUN 995 NTARKET STREET 1 DECIDE NOW To Prepare For a Good Business Position JOIN the Alert, Earsighted young 1 people attending 1 lVlaelVlz-ister-Paine ,I modern up-to-the-minute ' y l Secretarial School l Shorthand Conxptometer Typewriting Billing Machine 11 Bookkeeping Bookkeeping Mar-hine 11 Office fllachines Dietaphone 11 Switchboard Xlinxeograph 11 Senior and Junior Courses The sevri-tarizil si-liool that plan-ex its grzirluules l3ll SUTTER STREET Estalnlisherl N322 GRayslone 1612 , RICH MARIN-DELL Gnlriield T120 Corner 6ll1 Slreel 1 777777 7 TTYT 77 777777 '71 1 MILK CALIFORNIA ' SECRETARIAL l SOLD ONLY BY SCITUOL 1 lmlepenclenl Slores l 110-l'llDUf1K'I'l0N ll, 1 'll 1 1 fiull. phone or wrilv l Ill-nj. l . ll'-iq-sl for eallzilogun- 1 1111 1 . . ., . , 1 0 11 111 .s.-.il-10...-. mms min.. sl. zum 1 1 1 LLL , 11001 Nl College 1 li l ll ll il ll ll l i U1 l il l i l l l l l l l l l l Complzfmenfs of GRA AT BRO . -largest estahlislnnent in this Whole Country engaged in the combined business of creat- ing, manufacturing, wholesaling and retailing engagement rings, wedding rings and line Watch cases. I SAN FRANCISCO and OAKLAND your start for Success . . . Anything that helps ns succeed is too valuable Lo he wasted! No man ever has too niany friends, too goocl a reputation, too much training, Loo inueh linie. Thrift, does not mean saving money, only. It means a careful guarding ol' all those elements ol' Cliaraeter that inake success possible. Thrift and saving lruilcl cliaracter. . . . Your High School Thrift Club Sponsored by CALIFORNIA NATIONAL BANK ANGLO OFFICIAL DEPOSITORY SAN FRA NCISCO SENIOR AND JUNIHH HIGH SCIIOULS Member Federal Deposit lnsuranec Corporulion l1o11 ic Qu.4uTi' W'AInut 6500 IYIIOLESALE - RETAIL Connecting All De-pls, Est:-ihlisht-fl over I5 years W. F. ROBERTS 81 SONS NI A R Ii E T llurvvyors uf FOOD PRODUCTS NIEATS liRUf,ZElIIES I'uUi,Tm' Fnuirs SE,-x Fuons VEc:ic1'fusLizs DEL1CA'ri2ssEN luis CIIEANI 2817-59 CALIFORNIA STREET San Francisco. Calif. Ill-IUNE Nl Arlu-I 6218 Square Deal Delicatessen 773 HAIGHT STREET A Q DEAL TIIE WHOLE YEAR O Frei' Dclivcry Courlcous Svrvii 1 Phone WE sl 0900 Quality illffals NIETROPOLITAN UNION INIEAT MA RIQET F. J. TOF SNELLI. Mgr. 2077 UNION STREET San Francisco. Cal. C1 nngrut ula l ions and B4-sl AYINIIUS CLINTON CAFETERIAS lil Powell Str:-et IUSU Markvt Siren-t T62 Nlairkcl Str:-'el Compliments from lllnnroc and ,Im-anne BULL DOG-LUNCH Af-ross Fell Slrl-cl HOT LUNCIIES ICE CREAM STATIONERY ltlrec Di-liwry Illmm- liliayslmn' Illlil A. VANYSHEFF FANCY CROCERIES - DELICATESSEN I ruits., V4-gc-lulilm-s. Donna-slic K Imporlc-il Cunni-rl Unncls K' Clu-4-sv IN- Crm-ann - Candy and S1-honl Supplies 2567 UOUCII STREET lucsllrlcwazli non. tilirzwx ITUS tiri-4-11 Sl,r4-cl, CHRIS' GROCERY STORE llllI'IHIlIllUll'1lS, llrnp. IISII RIIOIPIC ISLIND ST. fIl'OI'I'l'Il'H, M1-ul. V1-in-lallpll-s Phone Nllssion I-222 Hun I'll'1lIl1'IHI'Il llI'IIlNI3lZ xxfxlllllli 2262 IN THE IVIARINA THOMAS DGDONATO AYATCH MAKER and .IEWYELEH 2205 Chestnut Strcct San Francisco. Cal. Phone UNderhill IHTI A-I BOX LUNCH AND SANDVVICHES IX lmln-sale and Retail E. PANIIANS 3IT Hayes Street IV- ll:-1-Dunn:-nd San Francisco Nlaid Brcad Ill' L0ncI0n's Best At Your Inrlcpi-ncls-nl Grocer LONDON BAKING CO. CIVIC CENTER BIARKET 601 Mc-ALLISTER STREET Open Daily-T ANI. 10 Nlidnight-NYEst 9980 II here a clleerfulm-ss and friendliness prevail A FINE DELICATESSEN-Kay Close. Prop. JACK DIAMONDS Fresh Fruits K Vegetables DEPT.7IiEORGE 62 LAXVFENCE T0 Siam E U RHODES GROCETERIAfFar1c-y and Staple Groceries-Rhodes Brothers in Charge. IX EITZ BROS.-Up to Date Kleen Nlarkct The Popular Smiling Brothers Ready to Help and Serve Xml TED'S SODA FOUNTAIN K LUNCH COUNTER-Scrving you the Finest of Things I,,j,1'Pl' Ea! Here? THE SECRET OF OLR SUCCESS is in using fresh fruits all year ruund PACIFIC PIE CO. 123 Stillman Slrccl Sliltcl' 131-I svsciu. NOTICE ABBOTT'S CA KES Can Now Hi- llurcliuscd Al 320 FELI. STREET IIEmInck H83 I tllliu I'liIlHllilIl. l'ruin.Y 7YI'E'Ill'T1QOI'l0. Mgr. RAUlVIAN'S NIARKET CIIOICE Ijl'OC'l'l'IC'S., Meals., Fish and Poultry lflllll LUNIIIAIIII ST.. COR. GOUGII TUX. 9562 Sun Frmlcisco I I0 -1 I LIVE AND BUY IN THE MARINA EE UT D 85 F CHIC MILLINERY o al, Home Iiltchen Reasonable Prices D6liCl'0ll.S Foods I0 Take Home ,QQ Blade Right, Tasle Righz' HOLLYVVOOD SMART HATS Boston Baked Beans 2018 Chestnut Streel Near Fillmore Jellies, Danish Pastry. Broad. Rolls pies and Cakes RUFF,S BEAUTY SALON Nlafle to O1'dCI' At All Tl1llGS Shampoo, Fingerwave, Manicure Special .75 Tues. Thurs. Your Patronagc is Apprecialvd Permanent Wave Specialists 2045 CHESTNUT STREET 2193 CHESTNUT STREET WAlnut 2075 FRANIUS ELTA EVANS .lunior Girls' Wear FUR THE BEST CllllllI'4'IliS Wear - Shower Gifts 2111 CIIESTNUT WESI 8366 2032 CHESTNUT STREET J. 81 G. COFFEE SHOP 350 LUNCH ROD DALEY 500 DINNER lnvlulles HA Rl NA xl 'avg Sl U Hx Turkey. Shisll-Kabob, Steak. Chops and Fish 2172 CIIESTNUT STREET 2084 CI-IESTNUT ST, W,Allllll 9082 San Francisco First Class txwfbfll-Sillilflilllk'l'l,l H. 8 libs' H53 f,:UsToM 'rAlLoRlN1s JAMES SHOE RENEWING fifvllf'r:i2-11' Slhlffs 2283 Chestnut St.. Near Scott Tips H114 S k5 gun Frmwis .0 2006 Chl-slnul Sl. San l 1'ancisco v N J T 1 ,YFillll!I!l'4SEMTZ 7jl TlI::Kre Our Spcciuiyi VANE A. L. 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