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

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if! , ' i Y I I r I I Walter Frederickson, a graduate of the Univeri sity of California, has been a teacher at the High School of Commerce for nine years. ' He is known to practically every student in the school tor not only does he teach regular mathe- matics classes but aids in many other ways as well. He helps with the school program and the solving of minor conflicts at the beginning ot the school term. He is a great help to the students who trans- fer into Commerce, tor he aids in making out programs for them, and tits them into the require- ments of the High School, to make graduation without unnecessary loss of time. We know that every student who has ever had the opportunity ot studying under Mr, Frederick- son, or asked his help, joins with us in extending to him our sincere appreciation tor his efforts to make our school lite happier. Loretta Jessen

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