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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1947 volume:

• ■vli 4 A k i :K IK The CoinmeFce Record Hislh School of Commerce Fall 1946 -Spring 1947 - - -5t - c -y ' : COMMERCE THEX PilKMl Amidst the charred ruins of a once regal and imperial city arose the first structure of the High School of Commerce. From the earth- quake and fire of 1906 came a building, symbolic in its goal, trium- phant in its achievement. A new form of education was presented to the citizens of San Francisco. Sons and daughters of rich men, poor men, the middle class were sent to this new institution which taught the basic funda- mentals of business and commerce. Experimental in its day, it has proven that a knowledge of business combined with a background of science, English, foreign languages and customs results in intelli- gent young men and women. In the early days of Commerce only one building housed the many students who arrived each day from all sections of the city. But from that building emerged such personalities as Phyllis New- mann, Henry Pfister and Margaret Osborn. The early days of Com- merce are never to be forgotten. What is Commerce now? Two large buildings, library, auditorium and gymnasium cover one square block. An athletic field covers another. Located in the heart of downtown San Francisco, Commercites have been able, with- out so much as moving from their classrooms, to watch the city by the Golden Gate progress and develop. The United Nations Conference was their neighbor for two months, the Shriners paraded before their front windows. Students of the High School of Commerce received a panoramic view of the expansion of the most extraordinary city on the West Coast. Every race, color and creed is represented at Commerce and all work towards one objective: closer and more harmonious amity. The High School of Commerce, based on the essential doctrine Love thy neighbor as thyself , stands unique among Bay Area high schools, a tribute to the ideals of benevolence, friendship and under- standing. .1 ' A r V ? COMMERCE XOW 7 M £i Dedieation To the spirit of Good Will, Fellowship, and Cooperation that prevails in the halls of the High School of Commerce. Table of Contents Title Page Coinnieree Then Commerce IVow Dedication Table of Contents Commerce Firsts Administration Facnltv Student Body Officers Seniors Graduate Registries Class Officers Registries Activities Clubs R.O.T.C Commerce Spirit Bnlldog Record Music Dramatics Sports Snapshots Senior Predictions Baby Pictures Advertisements Commerce Firsts any of the memories we cherish most are memorable firsts in our lives: our first remembered springtime, our first day in school, our first long pants or party dress, our first dance, our first love. Firsts are pleasant memories to hold. The first High School of Commerce, as we know it now, might be considered to have sprung into being when what is now the old building was a new building moved from the Civic Center to its present site to house high school students. Commerce was one of the first public high schools in San Francisco. Since those momentous days of its birth, our school has been first in many things, but perhaps its most important first is its position in our hearts. fHEFIRSTPWNaPAL Mr. Ralph H. Lehman, Principal Our Principal At the year ' s end, while we are saying our goodbyes to school friends, we have in our minds memories of the past school days: of our fine sports and interesting clubs; of our daily lunchroom companions; of our classmates in other various school enter- prises. We also have certain hopes of things to come that we have planned for during our three or four years in high school. While these memories and these hopes are so vital to us, we remember too that the record earned at school stands to support these future plans — whether it is a transcript to college, a letter of recommendation to an employer, or just a record to use when the occasion so requires. There is, too, the record that is left in the mind of every- body: the distinguishing qualities, such as clean standards and solid work habits; being friendly and reliable; having a fine skill in writing or in drawing or in sports. How happy are all of us when we can say goodbye to our friends with the satisfaction that we have benefited from the school, and that the boys and girls, and the teachers, too, whom we have known are a little stronger and happier as a result of our brief stay in high school. Miss Mary T. Clarke, Dean of Girls Congratulations to the Graduating Class of June, 1947. Your page of High School history has been well written. Your many fine scholar ' ship records, and your outstanding contribu ' tions to happy school living through your as- semblies, clubs, school paper, and games, may rightly give you cause for pride and satisfaction today. Tomorrow you become world citizens. Your horizon will cover the whole world. You will 6nd that the avenues to success radiate to all parts of the world; and you will find, too, that your obligations will be broadened to include the welfare of all men as well as your own. You go out into an unsettled world of con- fusion. Your contribution to its betterment will not be unlike the contribution you made to happy school living, and the supreme effort of right doing — for yourself and for your fellow- man — are your only guide posts to success. ' All for one, and one for all ' is a grand motto for a shield. Will it be on yours? AUss Mary Clarke The Deans ' The whole is equal to the sum of its parrs. This familiar axiom is accurate when we are dealing with mathematical quantities. But when the quantities are human the axiom fails; for with human quantities we can make a whole that is far greater than the sum of its parts. Consider a basketball team for example- Five individual players on a basketball court, each playing for himself, would be a weak team no matter how good the players. But five men playing together, each supporting the others and working in combination with them, make a team that is full of power. You graduates have, by working together, made at Commerce a whole that is greater than the sum of its parts. You will continue to find that whatever your field of activity you can multiply the results of your efforts by team- work and cooperation. We wish for you the best of success, and continued membership on the team. Mr. Joseph Hill Mr. Joseph B. Hill, Dean of Boys Facility Anderson, Miss Edith S. Spanish. Baumeister, Mr. Bernard Biology . . . coach of ioothall ming teams. Best, Miss Loretta Ceramics . . . commercial art . . . . weaving . . . free hand dra leather craft. Bolin, Mr. John S. U. S. History . . . Currcn Brillhart. Mr. Harold E. History. Arithmetic . arithmetic . yard duty. . . gee . . algel Burrell, Mrs. Marie Social studies ! . . . C, Bushrey, Mrs . Irene EnKlish . . . Spanish. . . business lifth period English, stagecraft . . . and P. A. Sys- coach of base- Cerruti. Miss Edvige Italian . . . Spanish . Ch ' fford, Miss Abigail G. Typing. Connell, Mr. John M. Algebra . . . arithmetic . . sponsor of school bank. Cullen, Miss Rene English. Culver, Mr. William Drama . . . Spanish . . . sponsor of Junior Statesmen tem Club. Delman, Mr. Ervin Boys ' physical education . . ball team. Dewey, Miss Constance M. Latin . . . English. Diehl, Miss Rosa M. English. Dozier, Mrs. Alberta F. English . . . Representative of S.F.C.T.A. Fischer, Mrs. Gertrude Citizen homemaking . . . clothing. Gantzer, Miss Alice V. Dancing . . . girls ' physical education . . . advisor of badminton . . . dance club sponsor. Gastonguay, Mrs. Florence Algebra theory . . . geometry . . . algebra . . . arithmetic . . . sponsor of Shield and Blade. Germano, Mr. Nicholas Printing . . . photography. Gelding, Miss Mary E. English . . . educational counseling. Grayson, Miss Marguerite E. Librarian . . . sponsor of Library Club. ■ ' Grinnell, Miss Marjorie Girls ' physical education . . . sponsor of . G.A.A. ■Hafcr, Mrs. Edith V. Business . . . mechani secretarial training . . hand. :al bookkeepii . typing . . Hansen, Miss Emilie Public Health nurse. Hasselbrock, Miss Gertrude Dramatics . . . biology. Hennessy, Miss Aileen M. Mathematics . . . arithmetic . . try . . . geometry. Higgins, Mrs. Barbara Faculty treasurer . . . English. Higgins, Mr. Jefferies machii vocatii jmer education . bookkeeping Hirschl, Miss Kathleen Public speaking . . . . publication. Quill and Scroll. English . journalisr sponsor o ' ■ ' Jennings, Mr. Henry R. Science department . . . physiology. Johnson, Miss Mae Louise English . . . tardy room secretary. Johnston, Mrs. Marie Millinery . . . clothing . . . spo Social Service. Kirst, Mr. Arthur Photography . . . mechanical drawir art metal. Kirwin, Miss Clarice History department . . , civics . . history , . . social studies, Lawson, Sgt. Fred E. R.O.TC, Lester, Mr. Walter Boys ' physical basketball coach Liff, Mrs. Ida R Employmc departi Lins, Miss Mary Librarian, Library Club. Liuzza, Miss Jacqueline Shorthand . . . typing. Lyman, Miss Evelyn Typing . . . shorthand. Marble Phys Mr. Russell R. bookkeeping faculty Martin, Mr. Leiand Student Body advisor , , world history . . , civ Presidents ' Club . . . student court, dance co control. Martin, Miss Lorraine U. S. history . . ; . . . sponsor oi Ivisor of Congress Elementary chorus . . . glee club mixed chorus . . . glee club sponsor. Millar, Mr. William Biology . . . chemistry . . . Newton, Mrs. Esther Shorthand . . . filing . . sponsor of War Orphan Fu O ' Malley, Miss Alice English . . . school registrar physiology. ' ■ ' Hend of Department. Faculty Penno, Mr. J. A. Counseling . . . chess ciub sponsor. Riley, Mr. James W. Junior band . . . h.irmony . . . senior band . . . advanced orchestra. Roberts, Mrs. Iva S. English. Schoch. Mr. Frank Geometry . . . mechanical drawing. Schoch, Mrs. Marion School nurse . . . sponsor of Health Service Club . . . sponsor of Junior Red ross. Shane, Miss. Veronica U. S. historv . . . civi Sink, Miss Irene V. Girls ' swimming instructor . cai education. Smith, Mr. Edward R. Boys ' physical education . . . Smith, Mrs. Jessie H. Girls ' physical education . P.T.A. . . . Community Rela Smith, Miss Mildred World history . . . Pacific California history . . . civics. Stark, Miss Mabel C. U. S. history . . . social ste Stone, Miss Mable freshman class girls ' physi- sponsor of office pract] Strachan, Miss Agnes French . . . sponsor of C.S.F. and S.S.S. Thursby, Miss Helen Girls ' corrective physical edu visor of Girls ' League . . Trewick, Miss Ellen Algebra theory . . . algcbr: . . . geometry. ■=Ward, Sgt. Glenn F. R.O.T.C. Wheeler, Mrs. Marie C. Nutrition . . . clothing . Whigam, Mr. Elgin B. Woodshop. Wood, Miss Rubye M. Language development World, Mr. John B. Chemistry . . . physics locks and lockers superis Moriarty, Miss Grace Finley, Miss Evelyn Secretary. Peterson, Miss Albertine Attendance Secretary. biology .y .M 0 Miss O ' Malley Retire® With Miss Alice O ' Malley ' s retirement on June 20 the High School of Commerce will lose one of the most valuable teachers it has ever had on its faculty. Miss O ' Malley ' s fine classical education, broad travel, and passionate love of reading have enabled her to teach English so effectively that even the most reluc- tant student has been led to understand, to appreciate, and to love the masterpieces of our language. In the last two years, other of Miss O ' Malley ' s talents have been used for the benefit of the school. She has brought to bear on her problems as Registrar a calm judgment and a keen sense of fair play ' which have made her service in this position outstanding. The faculty and the students of Commerce want Miss O ' Malley to know that they will miss her and that they sincerely hope that her days of retirement will bring her everything her heart desires. Fall §;. B. Officers Wi :4l laifi ' - OMMERCE Reyes Duran Calcagno Chin Dahling Ulbright Armanino Johnson President _- Antonio Reyes Vice President Marge Duran Secretary Ann Calcagno Treasurer Annie Chin District Attorney Bill Armanino Yell Leader Wesley Johnson Judge Bruce Dahling Registrar of Voters Walter Ulbright Assistant Yell Leader Priscilla Harvey Assistant Yell Leader Gloria Downie J . M lant YcW Leaders ic Loza Harvey !§lpring § . B. Officers lIlilGir SCHOOL Dahling Langley Rolandelli Nelson Scholten Loza Hallett Fisher Kakebe President Bruce Dahling Vice President Rose Marie Rolandelli Secretary Nancy Nelson Treasurer Bob Scholten District Attorney Ken Langley Yell Leader Arnold Loza Judge Albert Hallett Registrar of Voters Virginia Fisher Comptroller — - Masaya Kakebe Assistant Yell Leader Andy Burke Assistant Yell Leader Charlene Riebeling Assistant Yell Leader Reibeling Burke High !§ eiiior Officers Gonzales Chow Lazos Roberts t-rv.li.- Calcagno Wonp Lew Palavos Perkins Brajkovich Ulbricht Padrun Kovach FALL 46 PRESIDENT Louis Gonzale VICE PRESIDENT Kay Lazos SECRETARY Ann Calcagno TREASURER Paul Chow YELL LEADER Walter Ulbricht SOC. REP June Lew G. A. R _ Susie Wong B. A. R Peter Brajkovich PRESIDENT Furman Roberts VICE PRESIDENT Elsie Loscutoff SECRETARY Angie Palavos TREASURER Violet Couzens YELL LEADER Everett Frylsie SOC. REP Lorraine Kovach G. A, R Julia Padrun B. A. R Dale Perkins Da San Martino GRADUATES ANDERSON, BARBARA . tiny . . . impish . . . artistic . . . CSF . . . dancing . . majored in art and Spanish . . . would make a cute senorita . . . will prove suc- cessful in whatever she undertakes . • . personality kid. ANDERSON, VIRGINIA . . cute . . . Reg. Secretary . . . likes to bake and dance . . . secretarial training . . . tardy room worker . . . buddy of Doris Bin . . . will be good housewife . . . smart APCAR, MICHAEL JR. asy Anderson, B. Brajkovich Anderson, V. Biirtchctt Apcar Butticci Bin Cacck Biviiu Calcagno Bogdanoff Bozzini Chan, B. Chan, K. handsome with . . . active . . . amiable . sports lover . . . lady killer . he-man . . . likes to eat cracker bed . . . wants to become a H BIN, DORIS . . . beguiling sincere . . . CSF material . . . slim and willowy . . . mischievous ■ . . future housewife . . . Dance Club . . . Girls- League vice presi- dent . . . secretarial course . . . daziling coloring . . . graceful. BIVENS, JAMES . . . man about town . . . owned most popu- lar senior sweater , . . basketball . . . one big ambition was to finish high school . . . majored in English and history . . . marrying --Jo in Santa Barbara . . . Hi-Y vice president. BOGDANOFF, JOHN . . . Buggs . . . blonde dynamite . . . lovable . ., . gift to girls . . . popular . . . bright . . . businessman . . Her- ' ' j i ' ' ' ' - ' y Madison ... definitely not shy . . . con- tinuous grin . . . football and track star. BOZZINI, VERA . . . intelli- gent . . . attractive . . . dependable . . . CSF . . . reserved . . quiet . . . secretary of Girls ' League . . . Student Body Court Associate Judge . . . rcg. president . . . science major . . . bookworm. BRAJKOVICH, PETER . . . Mr. Handsome . . . left guard . . Kay ' s hope ... Joe Brains (SSS) . . . reserved character . . . loves to sleep and dream . . . humorous . . . . math major . . . mechanical ■ engineer ... H- 12 B.A.R. • BURTCHETT, GEORGE impressive . . . CSF . . . humorous . . . tall, dark and handsome . . . bowls . . . chemical engineer . . . rcg. president . . . math major . . junior statesman . . . credit to Commerce . . . very friendly. BUTTICCI, TERESA . . . talent- ed .. . dashing . . . important role in Gay Havana . . . vice president and president of Glee Club . . . poetry writer . . . home economics major . . . radio singer someday . . . beautiful voice. CACEK, PAUL ROYCE . . basketball fan . . . lover of good music . , . versatile . . . amiable . . . always wears a smile . . . popular . . Jaysec material . . . dreams of sailing around world in a CALCAGNO, ANN . . . Assis- tant sports editor . . . secretary of Student Body . . . popular . . The Smile . . . expressive brown eyes . . . Ellis George . . . curly ' ' ir . . . secretarial major . . b ' .iddy of Kay Lazos. CHAN, BEVERLEY . . . Bev . . . sweet . . . future beauty ex- pert . . popular . . . chic . . . held the office of secretary . enjoys movies . . . one, two, three pearl . . . stenography major . . . generous with her smiles. CFL N, KATHERINE . . SK immer supreme . . . stimulating . . . seamstress . . . deluxe dancer . . . majored in business . . tiny and terrific . . . well-liked by all . . . attended every basketball game. CHERK, DOROTHEA ... Dot . . . pleasant smile . . . Y.Teen Club member . . . tried and true treasurer . . . wants to have a happv and useful life . . . plays piano . . . Spanish and English majors . . . popular. CHIN, ANNIE . . . vivacious . . . ambitious . . . good sport . . Student Body treasurer . . . college co-ed . . . scientifically minded . . . math whis . . . hkes to loaf . . . smart . . . very popular . . , loyal Commercite. CHIN, HARRY . . . loves good books . . mathematically minded • . . future college beau Handsome Harry , . . Kine of the Hardwood friendly . . . pleasant. CHOW, PAUL ... SSS presi- dent . . . high senior treasurer . . . sleepy-head . . . only ambition is to sleep . . . science and math majors . . . jovial . . . cooperative . . . friendly . . . loyal . . . can be successful in anything. CHOY, HOWARD . . . per- son;ility kid . . . full of vim, vigor, and vitality . . . sports fan . . . a gift to girls . . . likes to listen to the radio ... a credit to Com- merce . . . fun to be with . . pleasant. CHUCK, HENRY . . . slender, tender and tan ... a music lover . . . collects records ... a faithful rooter at all the games .. . . has .a pa! tends to go to Jayse Ambi- COSTELLO, LEO . . . angelic . . . Block C boy . . . Mouse ... rugged . . . noted for his loafer jacket . . . The Haircut . . . future football coach . . . math major . . . toughest guard on any S. F. football team . . . shy. DAIGRE, SHIRLEY ELIZA- BETH . . . friendly . . . likes to study . . . keeps them wondering . . . chic . . majored in bookkeep- ing . . . terrific . . . plans a happy and successful future as a house- DARE, STELLA KIM . . . mys- tery girl . . . likes to window shop and go to the show . . . accounting and bookkeeping majors . . . would make an ideal office worker . Jaysee bound . . . sense of humor. DA SAN MARTINO, JEAN SSS . . . senior control . . . loves to sleep . . . cute personality . . . fun to be with . . . secretarial train- ing .. . plans to be another Barb.ua Hutton . . . real Commercite. FALL DAVIS, WILLIAM JEFFERSON . . named after JelFerson . . . ian . . . easy to get along witli . . . finds pleasure in listening to the radio . . . wants to write music . . . loyal Commercite . . . every body ' s pal. DE ROSA, YOLANDA . . . fugitive from Blum ' s . . . displayed her talents in public speaking . . . Glee Club . . . reads fashion maga- zines . . . sales major . . . wants to marry and have two children. DE VOE, BEVERLEE . . . atomic blonde . . . typical scatter- brain . . . reporter . . . boogie woogie lover . . . Bus. Mgr. of the journal . . . future in radio dram- atics . . . passing time with fellows who sing. DOMECUS, ERNEST . . All City basketball and baseball player ... ex president of Block ' C . . . lady killer . . . strives to do something right . . . man of justice . . . majored in French . . . laysee hound. DONG, LILLIE . . . CSF . . . secretary of registry . . . friendly . . . faithful rooter . . . listens to classical music . . . sensible . . . attractive . . . plans to be a mis- sionary to China . . . going to col- DOWNIE, GLORIA JULIET . . . sophisticated lady . . . noted for her cute Spanish accent . . . president of the Dance Club . . . assistant cheer leader . . . but defi- nitely talented . . . ideal complcx- DUNHAM, SHIRLEY . . . tall . . . amazonish . . . history and English majors . . . wants a vine- covered cottage in Spokane . . . hopes to marry Jack . . . possesses a wonderful laugh . , , well-liked by all. DURAN, MARGARET . . , Marge . . . morale builder . . . personality plus ... ex Student Body vice president . . . D ance Club member . . . likes to breathe . . . fashion wise . . . popular . . . wants to decorate windows. EDGAR, HELEN . . like music . . . has many friends . . . smooth dancer . . . keeps them guessing . . . slim, trim, and ter- rific . . . active . . . graceful . . . college material . . . wants to be successful. FANTI, LIDIA MARY . amiable . . . active . . . fun to be with ... a true Commercite . . . simply wonderful . • . bookworm . . . music lover . . . intends to go to Jaysec . . . dependable . . . cooperative . . . pleasant smile. FIORE, ANTOINETTE MAR- GARET . . . dashing . . . wag- gling tongue . . . mermaid . . . spicy conversationalist . . . dancer . . . future career woman . . . known to all . . . omnipresent . . . college bound. FLEMING, ROBERT . . . ath- letically inclined . . . tall, dark and handsome . . . versatile . . . animated . . . pleasant smile . . . Jaysee bound . . . likes to go to oarties ... a credit to Commerce FROW, LEONARD . . a true Bulldog . . . lively . . . slender, tender and tall . . . lover of sports . . . friendly smile . . . has many friends ... a faithful rooter at the games . . . plans to travel . . . ambitious . . . all-city basketball player. FUKUI, TOMO . . . personality plus . . . reads a great deal . . . simply loves all kinds of sports . . . fun to be with ... a credit to Com- merce . . . plans to go to college . . . well liked . . . versatile. GALANTE, BARBARA . . . leader in her registry . . . was busy loafing all the time . . . ma- jored in home economics . . , being Tony ' s wife is her heart ' s desire . . . chic . . . graceful. GAN, MARION . . . pride of 312 .. . smart . . . SSS member . . . crochets, reads, and participates in sports . . . majored in Spanish and business . . . college bound . . . determined to be a success. GEE, ROBERT . . . Bobby h; many friends . . . loves to lii the radio . . . versatile . . . cheer- iul smile . . . u true Commercite . . . gift to girls . . . slightly shy . . . agreeable disposition . . . kind. GELMAN, NORMAN . . . Norm . . . second William Allen White . . . Spirit editor . . . whc CSF . . . ROTC-Tri Chevron So- cirtv . . . wants to win a Nobel ]MUc for literature and a Pulitzer pri:;c for reporting. GHILARDUCCI, BARBARA JEAN . . . Babs . . . sharp dressLi . . . lovely eyes . . . sparkling . . . graceful . . . faithful rooter at all the games . . . loves to dance . . . plans to be married . . . vivacious . . . friendly. GIN, EVELYN . . . photograpliy coUccts snapshots . . . popular . middle name a mystery . . . wani lo travel . . . majored in history . . . loafing is her pastime . . . be- longed to the Library Club. GIN, HOOVER . . . easy to get along with . . . always ready with ideas . . . likes all outdoor sp jtis ... a credit to Commerce . . . lavscc bound . . . hopes to be suc- cessful . . . ambitious . . . prudent. GON, WINIFRED ... a whiz in math . . . talkative . . . always pleasant . . . liked by all . . . adores shows . . . wants to be happy . . . sharp dresser . . . undecided about college . . . intends to be good . . . petite. GONZALES, LOUIS . . . senior pics. . . . personality in his smile .... Spirit assistant editor . . . popular . . . Projection Club . . . electrical engineer . . . science, math and journalism majors . . . likes to read and take pictures. GREENE, BEVERLY MAE . . . Bev . . . cute . . . Block C favorite . . . lovable smile . . . little bundle of charm . . . star of Dance Club . . . tiny . . . high senior secretary . . . will make someone good housewife. Jung, E. Katches Larson Lazos I ee. A. Lee, M. GRADUATES Gross Howery Hall Jabin Harder Jew Harvey Joe Heidegger Johnston Herrgutli Jong Mollis Jung, B. GROSS, JEAN ... the girl with the Woodbury complexion . . . sparkling . . . pretty brown eyes :ind long brown hair . . . Glee Club president . . . commercial major J;iysec boyfriend . . . well known. HALL, THOMAS ... ace swim- mer . . fast, smooth basketball pl.iv.i . . . Block C boy . . . |M-i, present and future pastime is -P ii. . , , flashy smile . . . ambi ' (inn w;is to graduate . . . well-liked HARDER, BETTY JANE . . . Social Service . . . many friends . . . pastime is Van . . . home eco- nomics major . . . will be a dental nurse . . . pride of 312 . . . spark- ling . . . pensive . . . cooperative . . . dependable HARVEY, PRISCILLA JUAN ITA . . . cute . . . yell leader secretarial major . . . fashion . . . shorthand lover ... am . . . sparkling ... a credit to C merce . . . vivacious , . . slim simply wonderful . . . nice. HEIDEGGER, BETTY . . SSS . . , senior control . . . assembly- secretarial major . . . popular . . . friendly . . . bright smile . . . wants a home of her own . . . true Commercite. HERRGUTH, KATHLEEN . . . long brown hair . . . green eyes . . . future at Jaysee . . . held office of historian in Dance Club . . . majored in science . . . popular . . . stylishly-dressed . . . versatile. HOLLIS, ELLA MAE. GAR of reg. . . . belonged to Social Service Club . . . nice . . . sweet .... many friends . . . friendly . . . majored in home economics . . . plans a happy future . . . slender . . . happy-go-lucky. HOWERY, IRA . . . Block C . . . collects records . . . reads . . . enjoys movies . . . bright . . . majored in history and print- ing . . . loyal Commercite . . . determined to be a success . . . likes sports . . . nice. JABIN, STANLEY . . . good head . . . loves to loaf . . . majored in English and mathematics . . . true Commercite . . . plans an easy future as a loafer . . . helpful . . . faithful rooter at the games. JEW. MERRILL . . . Block ' C boy . . . Hi-Y member . . . whiz . . . sports fan . . . fun to be with . . . majored in mathematics . . . intends to become an architect . . . a credit to Commerce . . . basket- hall . . . smile. JOE, ROSE . . . Rosie . . . fun to be with ... up all night listen- ing to the radio . . . shopping . . . general business and bookkeeping majors . . . plans exciting future with trip around the world. JOHNSTON, JOY . . . Bee . . . historian . . . man ' s best secretary . . . SSS . . . sweet . . . nice . . . pleasant smile . . . paint brush lover . . . personality plus gal . . . wants to hold drafting or engineering posi- JONG, DAVID . . . senior con trol . . . member of our celebrated dance band . . . always fooling around . . . music lover . . . mathematician . . . plans to be a famous band leader . . . popuku . . . ambitious. JUNG. BARBARA . . . Jinx Club of Y.VV.C.A. . . . G.A.R. of registry . . . popular . . . reads in spare time . . . sports are fascinating . . . academic course . . . object in life is to be a human being . . . humorous. JUNG, ELIZABETH ... li- brarian . . . chic . . . good head . . . bookworm . . . seamstress . . . home economics major ... a true Commercite . . . pleasant smile . . . intends to travel and see the world . . . cute. KATCHES. KATHERINE . . . bookworm . . . movie lover . . . travel around the world . . . nice hair . . . personality . . . learn how to sew ... a dream . . . likes go- ing out with boys and going to par- ties . . . typical Commercite. KOSMOS, HELEN . . . brunette . . . many friends . . . adores danc- ing . . . smooth dresser . . . history, commercial majors . . . rooter at school games . . . ideal secretary . . . desires to become a good house- wife. KROW, GLORIA . . Glo . . . endless energy . . . graceful dancer . . . swims like a fish . . . another Alice Marble . . . ideal secretary .... commercial and history ma- jors . . . bright . . . traveler . . . plans office work. LAM. PATRICIA ... one of the Crooners S wooners . . . ath- letic . . . Girls ' Reserve-Y.W.C.A. . . . majored in science . . . intends to become a psychiatrist . . . whiz . . . personality gal . . . lovely to look at. LANAM. WILLIAM . . . Wild Biir ' . . . R.O.T.C. colonel . . . the smirk . . . Natalie ' s boy . . . ace debater . . . president of the Shield and Blade and Tri-Chevron societies . . . science major . . . optometrist . . . Casanova. LARSON. FLORENCE ... Flo blondie . . . smooth dancer . . . Glee Club . . . Spirit circulation manager . . . secretarial major . . . wants to go to Rio, but not on a rainy night . . . journal rep. for her registry. LAZOS, KAY . . . feature edi- tor of Commerce Spirit . . . senior vice president . . . Pepsodent smile . . . Pete ' s girl . . . Greek humor . . . versatile . . . vibrant . . . vivacious lady . . . future president of Yale. LEE, ALICE PING . . . Al petite . . . deluxe dancer . . . book- worm . . . fashion wise . . . versa- tile . . . full of vim, vigor and vitality ... a true Commercite plans to go to college . . . well liked by all. LEE. MARY . . . music lover likes popular and classical music . . . sensible . . . majored in general business . . . nice to get along with ... a real credit to Commerce . . . faithful rooter at ga mes. Lew FALL, 1946 LEEN, VIRGINIA ALICE . . . Ginny . . . lovely gii . . . attrac- tive . . . precious . . . active . . . smooth dancer . . . graceful . . . likes popular music ... a successful future housewife . . . cute. LEW, JUNE clothes . . . ca longs to Camera Club . . . . cute . . be- likcs to entertain . . . movies and spor ithletic . ts of all ki . loves nds . . . math and science majors. LIU, JEANETTE . . . chic . . . sparkling . . . bookworm . . . simply loves to sew . . . majored in bookkeeping and English . , . fun to be with . . . wants to become a good secretary . . , sensible . . . prudent. LOHEBDE, COLLEEN CLAIRE . . . generous . . . buys dozens of records . . . loves to roller skate . . . secretarial major . , . waiting for that certain someone . . . in- tends to be a housewife . . . ami- able. LOSKUTOFF, ANN . . . li brarian . . . likes the block C and vice versa ... Lee Goodin ' s girl . . . de luxe dancer . . . likes good records . . . secretarial major . . . wants to take a trip to Florida . . . blonde. LOW, DOROTHY . . . petite . . . amiable . . . faithful rooter at all the games . , . secretarial major . . . friendly . . . wants to see the world . . . easy to get along with ... a loyal Commercite . . . cute. LOWE, BETTY . . . bookworm ... listens to the radio . . . secre- tarial and bookkeeping majors . . . amiable . . . pleasant . . . personal- ity plus gal . . . plans to be a social secretary . . . what a smile. LOWE, JOANNE . , . active . . . registry president and secretary . . . loves to listen to the radio . . . Y.W.C.A. . . . Commerce Chinese Social Club member . . . secretarial major . . . plans to marry the boss. LUTJENS, NORMA . . . 1ns- torian . . . fiend for bowling . . . mermaid . . . second Ann Miller . . . cute eyes . . . personality . . . dream girl . . . business girl . . . smooth dancer . . . world traveler . . . popular . . . loyal rooter. MAHOMA, FLORA . . . Social Service . . . photography . . . likes keeping Tony happy . . . ma- joring in clothing and Spanish . . . intends to raise a large family . . . personality gal . . . worth knowing. MARTIN, MARY . . . sccretarv of Social Service Club . . . spends spare time listening to records . . . plans to be another Alice Marble major ... a very happy housewife. MARTINEZ, IRENE . . . nice features . . . Social Service Club . . . vice president of same . . . loafs in spare time . . . home eco- nomics major . . . likes to seW . . . . . . will make a good housewife . . . well liked. MATJASICH, JULIETTE ANN . . . loves to dance and ice skate . . . wants to take a trip to On- tario, Canada . . . majored in sec- retarial course . . . hard worker in reg. . . . nice features. McDANIEL, HARRIETT nice personality . . . God ' s gift to manhood ... ex pres. of Girls League . . . shorty . . . beautiful eyes . . . business major . . . enjoys reading . . . Presidents Club. McGIRR, FRANCES . . . best seller fan . . . clerical major . . . cute . . . quiet . . . serious-minded . . . plans to become a good comp- tometer operator . . . will make a good office worker . . . pride of MIGLIA, IRENE ANN smart . . . good looking . . . orchid loser . . . librarian . . . listens to the radio . . . general clerical major . . . wants to get married . . . dis- likes gardenias . . . athletic . . . prefers blue. MOXLEY, VIRGINIA . . . sweet . . . lovclv hair ... a south- ern bcautv . . . librarian . . . actress . . . science major . . . loafer . . . is going to be another Lily Dachc . . . artistic . . . pensive . . pleasant. MOY, WALTER . . . wants to be a preacher ... the best basket- ball player in the city . . . person- ality plus . . . inseparable from his camera . . . another one of those Block C boys ... a good head. MUNDINE, THELMA . member of the Social Service Club . . . seamstress . . . knit one, pearl two . . . home economics major . . . future saleswoman . . . inie Commercite . . . dependable . . . has many friends. NICHOLIN, ANNA JOSE- PHINE . . . Glee Club . . . The Voice ... a beauty . . . member of the N. E. International Club . . . likes classical music . . . cieri- eal major . . . chic . . . wanis in be a singer . . . songbird. OLIVIER, LORRAINE ac live . . . cute . . . movie fan . . , Kood in all sports . . . Iivclv ro,.l, , . . . smooth dancer . . . wants i. get married to the risjlit man . . and will . . . simply swJi. OMORI, SHIGERU . . . Block ' • ' C boy . . . football . . . baskel- ball . . . sports magaline fan . . , math, science, and history inaii ' i- . . . easy to- get along with . . smart . . . nice . . . build . . . handsome . . . good .lue ' . PARTANEN, ESTHER ANN . . . quis kid . . . CSF . . . per- sonality gal . . . bookworm . . . adores classical music . . . hopes to be successful in whatever she does . . . plans to go to Taysee . . . well hkcd. PINAROC, ESTHER . . . lovelv lady . . . slim and trim . . . one of those Commerce beauties . . . divine dancer . . . graceful . . . has many friends . . . plans lo settle down and be a good hon.,- wife. Martin May Martinez Mundiiie Matjasich Nicholiii McDanic! Olivier McGirr Omori Miglia Partaneo Moxley Pinaroc Politis Rancntore Pollard Reyes Polfcs Rudomelki Pon Ruiz Portillo Ryan Quan Shubin Quong Sue Sueiwga Thompson Ulbricht Van Mock Walker , Dt Swanson Thuesen Valestrino Viemann Walker , li GRADUATES POLITIS, LUCAS GEORGE . . . REYES, ANTONIO . . . Tonv THOMPSON, CLIFFORD . . . ts .iround . . . well liked ... . . . swell pal . . . S. B. president Cliff . . . has many friends . . . vcs music . . . plays the piano . . . wonderful . . . intelligent . . . gift to girls ... a dream . . . good future piani st . . . tall, tan and good speaker . . . warm brown eyes looking . . . true Commercite . . . rniic . . . ambitious . . . depend- . . . mathematician . . . engineer athletically inclined . . . college lie . . . plans to continue j;ointj to . . . amiable . . . photography . . . bound . . . versatile . . . Don Juan hool. Presidents ' Club . . . popular. par excellence . . . fun to be with. POLLARD, STANLEY . . president of Commerce Volunteei . . . manager of baseball and fooi . , raises goldfish . . . . worth knowing . . ■n a jukebox someda .-ords and people . . ball tea sales maj ' i wants to . . . like nice guy. POLLES, ENRICA . . . amiable . . lovable . . . cute . . . follywood bound ... the golden Tusic lover . . . opera . . . French . . vice president of the SSS . . . ill power . . . intelhgent. PON. VIOLA . . Vi . . . wcet . . . loves listening to Chi- opera A-ork . . . . considerate amera Club . . . nbitious . . . ki nile. regular . SSS . e chick . . pie: PORTILLO, CARMEN . . . class treasurer . . . G.A.A. member . . . class hostess . . . listens to records . . . music lover . . . Spanish maj- or .. . will make a good stenogra- jilicr ... a very lovely personality. QUAN, GRACE . . . keeps her liir glued to the radio . . . goes to the show . . . business major . . . -■ays she is going to be a bum . . . what a sense of humor . . . witty . . cheerful . . . amiable . . . -l.up. QUONG, CURTIS . . expert bowler ... a radio lover ... re- liable . . . clever . . . active . . math and history majors ... to own a car is his heart ' s desire . . . has many friends . . . fun to be with. RANCATORE, MARIE . . . Ii.vely lady . . . personality gal . . . Fred is a lucky hoy . . . business and history majors . . . competent . . . should be good stenographer . . . lots of pep and fun. RUDOMETKIN, JOHN . . . blue- eyed Russian lover . . . ungiorified. determined quarterback . . . smooth dancer . . . seeking to rewrite the dictionary . . . future United States President . . . math major. RUIZ, PEARL . . . pres. of registry . . . Spanish . . . actually enjoys schoolwork . . . sweet per- sonality . . . desires to be a perfect housewife . . . belongs to Dance Club . . . pretty eyes . . . hostess of registry 312. RYAN. WILLIAM . . . Bill . . . swoon boy . . . dramatist . . . Glee Club . . . loafer jacket . . . personality . . . history major . . . liked by everyone . . . rooter at all games . . . quick with answers and smile . . . tall, terrific. SHUBIN, VERA . . . happy-go- lucky . . . fun to be with . . . quiet . . . likes to do square dances . . . wants to be a successful career woman . . . plans to marry a doc- tor ... bu THUESEN, CLARA . . . Social Service Club member . . . shy . . . just loves to do her civics homework . . . home economics major . . . desires to become a professional model . . . graceful . . . fashion ULBRICHT, WALTER . . . Walt . . . S. B. yell leader . . . a junior statesman . . . registrar of voters . . . college bound to become acquainted ith thu _...... _ major ... a camera bug usic lover. SUE, MILTON Bobby- • . . . disc.pli ne 1 ove r . ■. : R.O.T.C. Sh.eld and Bl de Society piano player . h storian and phil- osophcr . . in elli gent . . college bound . - . Ar my admirer able. ... a SUENAGA, SABURO . . . ' Swe eney . . . SSS . . . brain . . . good speaker . . . works cross- word puzzles in ink . . . good dis- position . . . pleasant smile . . . nice . . . English and math majors . . . successful future. SWANSON. DONALD . . . Don . . . athlete . . . likes all outdoor sports ... a credit to Com- merce . . . blonde . . . lady killer . . . plans to go to Jaysee . . . ter- rific . . . handsome . . . worth knowing. VALESTRINO, JOHN . . . Lover Boy . . . George Burt- chett ' s right hand shadow . . . bowling is his pastime . . . wants to be a refrigeration engineer . . . history major . . . tall, dark hair, VAN MOOK. CORNELIUS . . . pleasant smile . . . Commerce ' s gift from the Dutch East Indies . . . pleasant . . . cheerful . . . delight- ful accent . . . makes the girls swoon . . . sports fan . . . college bound . . . diplomatic career ahead. VIEMANN, DE ANNE . . . SSS . . . G.A.A. . . . athletically inclined . . . personality . . . full of pep . . . blonde hair and blue eyes . . . likes to roller skate . . . tennis . . . math major . . . wants to be a good nurse. WALKER, DELORIS ... one of the twins .... which is which? . . . blonde . . . slim . . . Glee Club . . . journal rep. of registry . . . believes that wishing will make things so . . . commercial major wants to travel and be a nurse. WALKER, DORENE MAY . . . dashing . . . versatile . . . full of vim, vigor and vitality . . . just like her sister . . . atomic blonde . . . males love her . . . alway? smiling . . . plans to get married. %m FALL, 1946 c 4 Wilson Wonc, ( . Wonj;. 1 . W ong, J. Wong, S. Young, W Wong, B. Wong, U. Wong, H. Wong, P. Young, E. Yuen WARD, HOWARD LEE . tall, tan and terrific ... a true Commercite . . . smooth dancer . . . loves to go to parties . . . versatile . . . intends to go to Jny- see . . . has many friends . . . pleasant smile. WHITE, ETHELYN . . . pres. of registry ... a very sweet per- . sonality . . . Smitty ' s girl . . . SSS member . . . home economics major . . . desires to be a successful housewife . . . member of the So- cial Service Club. WILSON, TERESA . . . sleeping beauty . . . likes to go swimming . . . majored in home economics wants to travel around the world . . . vice pres. of registry . . . lovely personality . . . college l,ound. WONG, BETTY . . . I.n.v and S(,cial Clubs . . . likes to window shop and talk . . . smooth dancer . . . home economics major ... to become a clothes designer is her heart ' s desire . . . many friends. WONG, CAROL LEW . . . jileasant smile . . . petite . . . i ' riendly . . . rooter at all the games lovely lady . . . plans to be a dress designer . . . graceful . . . fashion wise . . . lovable. WONG, DOROTHY ANNE SSS . . . smart . . . lovely lady . . . worth knowing ... a true Commercite . . . sparkling smile . . . very friendly . . . smooth dancer . . . loves to go to parties . . . well liked . . . chic . . . cute. WONG, FRANCES . . . Franny . . . a credit to Commerce . . . f;u(l (ul rooter at all of the games . . . versatile . . . she loves classi- cal music . . . listens to the radio . . . amiable . . . pleasant smile. WONG, HELEN . . . petite . . . wiirth knowing . . . generous with her cheerful smiles . . . tiny . . . sweet . . . lovable . . . graceful tiancer . . . Jaysee bound . . . com- petent . . . dependable . . . book- worm . . . spicy . . . nice. WONG, JOSEPHINE . . . quis kid ... The Brain . . . SSS . . . athletically inclined . . . likes basket- ball . . . neat dresser . . . delu. e dancer . . . humorous . . . very friendly . . . cooperative ... re- liable petite . WONG, PANSY of the SSS . and vitality . . . sparklii . . , helpful ;, true Comr member full of vim, vigor fresh as a daisy . . always smiling a busy bee . . . e . . . kind. SSS WONG, SUEY GIM . . member . . . basketball fan . . faithful rooter at the gan es . . versatile . . . vivacious ... a cred to Commerce . . . sharp dresser . . smooth dancer . . . jovial . . . shy. YOUNG, EVA KATHERINE . . . slim, tt a Commerce lo rave abo The Smile versatile . . liked. im and attractive . beauty . . . someth jt . . . friendly . . . cooperative . animal lover .. . w ng eli YOUNG, der. tender WARDELL ... si and tall . . . easy to et along with . . . active . . listens to the radio in his spare tin . . . intends to go to Jaysee . . personality . . . worth knowing. YUEN, WAYNE ... a lover of basketball ... a shy guy . . . simply loves to go to the movies . . . Spanish and English majors . . . wants to go to college and be- come a great success in life. Veterans Receiving Diplomas AVONLITTIS, WILLIAM B. BENNETT, ROBERT W. BOURNELLIS, ANTHONY C. BUCHANAN, JAMES JR. CARDINELLI, SALVATORE CHUNING, IRA Y. CHOY, HOWARD CHUCK, HENRY GOLDWATER, IRVING W. MUGGINS, NATH.AN KERN, PAUL LAM, FRANKLIN M. LARSON, SAMUEL L. NICHOL, JACK R. LEE, JOW QUOCK SANDERS, RA Y W. SCHMIDLI, RONALD SILIATO, JOSEPH SMITH, EDWARD SMITH, HEWLETT F. TALBOT, RALPH B. VEDDER, RALPH F. WAGNER, JERRY ANTHONY WAXM.AN, PAUL D. WILLIAMS, VERNON N. Xo Pictures ADAME, ARMANDO, JOHN CHOY, HOWARD CHUCK. HENRY Boehler Burke Butala Bradley GRADUATES ALEXANDER, JOHN likes to experiment with lad.o . . . makes model airplanes . . , will make a good laboratory techr ician . . . majored in science . . . will someday own KPO AQUILINA, JEWELL . - . Cuz y . . . speed . . . Blondie . . . Russian River fan . , . active member of Hostess Club ... her heart s desire was to pass civics . . . tiny . . . loads of fun . . . likes to lojf and cat . . . friendly. ARMANINO, BILL the ••Shadow . . . band- leader . . . ex D. A. . . . eyelashes . . . silent type . . soccer captain . . . Mcond Rudolph Valentino . . . slender, tender and tall . . . easilv enthused - . dav-dreamer . . . ser- ■ . , . the head of that .tKI famous band ••The Rhythm Makers. ARRIGHI, AUDREA . . San Francisco ' s Sarah Bernhardt . . . flashing - grin . . . bangs . . . loves the radio and would like lo become a professional actress . . . mean, moody and magnificent . . . The Merry Ha-Ha . . . Pinky . . the _ better half of Teensters . . . impish . . unpredictable. AUGUSTINE, JIM . . . ihc eyes . . . speed . . . crooner . . . pride of the Greeks . . . coat lover . . . Block C . . . football hero . . . majors in history - . . his girl is his pastime . . . hopes to be on all- Amcrican football squad . . . whatta complexion. AZEVEDO, DOLORES . popular . . . nice fea- tures . . . bells on her toes . . a steady rooter at games . . . wants to make lots of money . . . loves to listen to the radio . . . majors in secretarial train- ing .. . swell kid. BACA, HELEN . . . nice brown hair . . . super swimmer . . . likes history . wants -to marry a modern Monte Cristo . . . a devine dancer . . . quiet . . . came from St. Pauls BADRAN, MITCHEL . . . brown hair . . . flashing dark eyes . . . quiet . . . popular . . . majored in science and math . . . in- terested in radio . . . wants to be a radio technician on the moon. BAGILEO, MARp . . . ambitious . . . always ready with a smile . . lovely long black hair . . . quite tHe gal,. , . •. loves to dance . j. . I ' ants to travel the universe . . . will make a good housewife . . . so- cially inclined . . . secre- tarial course. BAKER, JOY ... big blue eyes . . . pride and joy of Scotty . . . only girl member of stage crew . . . is a SSS member . . . belongs to the G.A.A. . . . a swell gal . . . lots of fun . . . nice hair . . . flashing smile. BASSI, HELEN . . . lover of music . . . maj ored in art . . . well liked . . . wants to be a famous dress designer . . . enj ' oys sports of all kinds . . . nice fea- tures . . . loyal Commercite . . . a rooter at all the games. BEAN, SHIRLEY . . . vitality galore . . . cute . . . lovely brown hair . . . darling clothes . . . wants to go to U. C. where John- ny Harp is . . . one of our leading junior statesmen . . . loves to go ice skating and swimming . . . trea- surer of Girls ' League. BILLUPS, ANNIE . . . member of Social Service Club . . . loves to read good books . . . nice girl . . . very friendly . . . majors in history . , . am- bition is to be a modern Florence Nightengale. BOCCALEONI, LOUISE . . . pride of the gym de- partment . . . the first lady of the accordian . . . major- ing in business . . . wants to travel . . ash blonde beauty of reg. 118 . . . great joker . . . good per- sonality . . . friendly. BOEHLER, MARCELLA . . . blonde bombshell secretary supreme carefree and happy-go-lucky . . . majoring in busir . . . likes dramatics . a sharp dresser. . . . tall and terrific . loyal Commercite . . . t features . . . good pcrs ality. BURKE. ANDREW asst. yell leader . . . Block C boy . . . goes for Lowell girls . . . junior statesman . . . third trum- peter in any band . . . dreams of Diana . . . Porlcv . . . beautiful blue eyes . . . nice guy. BUTALA. ROSE . swell gal . . . Dance Club nber CSF . . ice figure ■ S ' A Sijip • ■ ni3thc ' mat «ibjv minded smarp . . , wants to go to ideal career re ' scrv BRADLEY, JAMES . . loves music . . . plays in a band , . . humorous . . . nice guy . . . likes to go to football games . . . loves the movies . . . plays the sax . . . friendly person. CAMERON, ARCHIE - . . cute as a bug in a rug . . . funny . . . lots of fun . . . him and his corny jokes . . . flashing grin . . . The Eye . . . cagey eager . . . feared among men . . . loved among women . , . future coach . . . majors in math. CARDANI, NORMA . . . smooth dancer . . . long list of friends . . . will be missed . . . cute little imp . . . plans a sue cessful future . . , lots of school spirit . . . popular . . . pleasant features . . . pride of registry 18 . . . good personality. CARROLL, ALICE scientist . . . happy ' go-lucky . . . many friends . . . the little housewife . . . will make good . . .. dramatic student . . . majors in his tory . . . neat . . . bright . . . personality kid . ' . . quiet. CASEY, ADELE . . . blue-eyed . . . bundle of personality . . . loves to ice skate . . . smooth dancer . . . majoring in home eco ' nomics . . . sweet . . wants to be successful in everything she undertakes . . . tiny . . . imp, CAVALLINI, ROBERT . . . brilliant . . . quiet and reserved . . . loves to read . . . wants to be a priest . . . writes poetry . . . likes classical music . . . majors in Italian speaks languages fluently . . . swell guy. CHAN, BEATRICE . . . Bea . . . cheerful . . . rather shy . . . friendly . . . CSF . . . sophomore secretary . . . registry secrc tary and registry bank rep- resentative . . . likes Spanish and math . . . likes to read . . . and listen to music. Chan, E. Chan, Jo Chan, L. Chin, D. Chin M Chan, J Chan, Uly Chan, M. Chin, H. Chin P. SPRUNG, 1947 CHAN, EVELYN . . . Cute . . . nice . . . likes Tex Beneke ' s sentimental records . . . reads for pleasure . . . ambitious . . . wants to lead an easy life . . . enjoys basketball games . . . sweet to every- one . . . personality . . . credit to Commerce. CHAN, JENNIE . . . likes to shadow box . . . majoring in bookkeeping . . . ambition is to be a banker ' s wife . . . C.S.F. . . . tiny . . . pert . . . impish . . lovely com ' plexion . . . quiet manner. CHIN, DAVID . . . Swimmer . . . basketball games . . . pass the swim- ming test . . . President of Sophomore Class Science . . . Junior States- man . . . Congressman . . . President of Reg. . . born leader . . smart . . . worth knowing. CHIN, HORACE . . . Small . . . slight . . . ath- letically inclined . . . likes all sports . . . basketball player . . . swimming star . . . loves to draw . . . belongs to Hi Y and the Falcons . . . takes mechanical drawing as major . . . wants to be a drafts- CHAN. JOANNA . . . C.S.F. dance club member . . . badminton club . . . well-liked congress woman . . . college bound . . . Registry President . future P. E. instructor . .. loves to walk . . . graceful dancer. CHAN, LILY . . . Am- bitious , . good sport . . . movie fan . . . mathe- matical whiz . . . wants to be something great and known in this world . . . determ ined worker . reads best sellers . . . many intimate friends. CHAN LUCILLE . Lucy . . . Commerce kid . . . imagine two of them . . . pretty girl , pleasing personality . sharp dresser . . . love bug bit her . . . future h( wife. CHAN, MARY . . Sinatra fan . . . loves t listen to records . . . bus ness major . . . nice per sonality . . . sweet . . might go to college . . credit to Com merce . . loyal Bulldog. CHIN, MARIAN . . . A camera bug . . . belongs to Photo club . . . C.S.F. Registry president . . . Low Senior treasurer . . , likes to bowl . . . adores al! kinds of movies . . . small . . - shy . . . quiet . . . CHIN, PEARL . . . shv lovely personality . . ' . member of the Stardusters . . . likes listening to the jor English, shorthand athematics . . . chic CHOW. RUBY . . . ute . . . pert . . . tiny as a pin, light as a feather . . . loves to watch and play every kind of sport . . . wants to work in office or continue school at Junior College , . . merry eyes . . . likes to listen to the radio and go to movies. CLAYTON, GEORGE . . . C.S.F. Junior States: terms . . . likes I square meals . . . jovial . . . quiet . . . friendly . . . major is Spanish . . . would make a good paperman. COBB, MARY . . . A real peach . . . swell gal . . . majors in history . . . college bound . . . snazzy clothes . . . liked by boys . . . sure to marry early. COCKRELL. BETTY . . -loves t( . . . clever in clerical work . . . looking forward to be- coming ship ' s hostess . . . pretty- hair . . . cute smile , . . nice personality . . . vitality galore . . . well- liked . . . belongs to Girls Reserve and Pep Club in Kansas. CCLLAMER, LaVERNE . . . Lover of dancing of all kinds appeals to her . . . loves the ocean . . . wants to learn . . . and become an Airline hostess . . . GAA . . . slight . . . pretty smile , . . tiny voice . . . scientifically minded . . . called Jinnie. CONNORS, DOLORES . . . Medium height, ash blonde . . . wants to be a second Ann Miller . . . pretty blue eyes . . . fr iend- ly .. . full of vitality good personalit ' . . . major ing in business . dav dream. CHU, EDWARD . . . COUZENS, MathematiciariT- ' . . . . quiet - - • GAA . , . . . shy . . . secretary of fiend . . . live Reg. . . C. S. F. member friendly . . . . . . well-liked by fellow - . swell kid students . . major Italian period favorite . . . . treasurer of registry for personality . . al terms good worker. ally. ANIS. DOLORES n-chief new- hound . . . C.S.F somebody ' s sweetheart . . . ality plus . . . witty lovely to look at . . . firey temper college bound. Gee Geisel GRADUATES Davis Emerson Davison Fenston del Rosarto Fergie De Martini Fergus Kortegaard Ferguson Doyle Fernandes Eaton Ferrante DAVIS, STELLA . . . Hii ;c lvi- . . , Registry I ' fficcr ■- ■wr;!) timcs . , . l(ivi. - tn d.-mcc . . . stenog- raphy major . . . wants to be a stewardess, but some one in Oklahoma University might change her mind . . . nice . . . shy. DA aSON, JAMES . . . Member of Shield and Blade . . . pal among pals . . . good time Charlie . . . handsome . . , popular . . . plans to be mayor of San Francisco . . . plays pool . . . lover . . . Junior President . . . the silent del ROSARIO, CLARA . . . Journal Representative . . . vice-president of Reg- istry . . , loves to go to the movies . . . majors in cleri- cal work ... a good sense of humor . , . tiny . . . nice little girl . . . cute . . . prett eyes. DE MARTINI, . On the lookt EDNA jokout for a . . . major- . . . would trip to Italy ) stay single . . popular . the lassie lib the tjght DILLINGER, BERT . Presi- of his short, Dillinger dent of Vassar i fondest dreams sure and smart . . . loves to read novels about sports . . . wants to be a sports writer . . . walking tooth- paste ad . . . captain of the boxing team . . . amiable ather quii Commerce ' s Gary Grant. DOYLE, PAT . . . Another Myrna Loy . . . captivating smile . . . one of the top dramatics stu- dents . . . plays the piano well . . . loves to go horse back riding ... a mermaid . . . Lake Anza fan . . . majors in business . . . well-liked . . . long silky EATON, ARDITH . R.O.T.C. officer . . . short but terrific ... a good head . . . handsome . . . lots of fun . , . smooth operator . . . mathematical minded . . . wants to go to college . . . loves to loaf and eat . . . girls love his car too. EMERSON, ..ROBERT . . . Bobbie . . . trans- ports the yell leaders to the games . . . swell guy . ' . . likes to wear; sun-glasses . . . tair . . . warm person- ality . . . majors in Science mathematics and English . . . wants to invent a way of getting an education by taking pills or capsules. FENSTON, ROBERT Ser reserved SSS shy ;ill be su, life . . . . . flashin swell eyes . . cessful in fui loyal to Alma Ma FERGIE, CHRISTIE ■•Chris . . . full of vim and vitality . . . wonderful figure . . . beautiful tan . . . mermaid . . . loves to go skating . . . majors in Spanish, and history . . . plans to go to college . , . loves sports . . . likes Santa Cruj . . . Van is her number one boy. FERGUS, PAT . . . Gift to the theatre ... SSS member of long standing . . . stimulating . . . lovely . . . lively . . . heart beat of that certain fellow . . . beautiful eyes . , . linguist . . . wants to be profes- sional dancer . . . Vice President of Dance Club . . . President of Junior FERGUSON, SHIRLEY . . . quiet . . . nice figure . . . cute . . . friendly personality . . . well liked . . . majored in business . . . will be successful in the business world . . . smart ... the fellows find her swell as a companion . . . nice hair. FERNANDES, PHYLLIS . . ■■Tina- . . . tiny, talkative, and terrific . . . known for her darling dim- ples . . . hkes to dream of a certain fullback on the Bulldog eleven . . . mis- chievous . . . coal black hair . . . feather cut . . . big saucer brown eyes , . . cute grin. FERRANTE, NICK . . . Known as the smile . . . loves all kinds of sports ... one of our football heroes ... a track star . . . smooth talking . . . captivat- ing personality . . . plans future as a sports writer . . . Block C officer . . . expressive brown eyes. FERSEL, ROSLYN . . . Known for her smooth com- plexion . . . pretty eyes . . . smart darling person- ality . . . SSS member . . . popular . . . the heart throb of that certain fellow . . . nice brown hair . . . majors in history . , , plans to go out into the world to find her fortune. FISHER, VIRGINIA . . . President of the Girls Lea- gue . . . CSF member of long standing . . . smart . . . serious minded . . . lovely hair . . . brilliant smile . . . wants to marry her marine . . . might go to college . . Cathy Hughes ' FONG, DORA . . . cute . , . nice smile , . . per- sonality plus . . . swell clothes . . . swell girl . . . tiny and adorable majors in English and busi- FONG, EVA . . . nice girl . . . swell personality . . . good swimmer . . . well liked by everyone . . . tall and graceful . . . cute smile . . . one of the nicest girls around . . . swell figure . . . snazzy dresser. FONG JEAN . . . smart . . . popular . . . cute as a hug in a rug . . . darling clothes . , , lovely, long black hair . . , deep dimples . . . her super personality matches this super looking FOREMAN, WILLIAM . . . Bill . . . nice guy , . . a good head . . . nice per- sonality . . . tall, terrific and talkative . . . warm deep voice . . , Texas . . . well liked by everyone . . . a friend in need . . . will be a success in the world. PREY, ROSEMARIE . Rosie . . . smart . . . tall . . . C.S.F. member for semesters . . . wants to go tc college . . . will be a success in life . . . loves to travel ... a friend to every- one .. . flashing smile. FRYSLIE, EVERETT . King of pie stupendous ography , ■Fea a la mode . . . . . well kn. riot . . . mellc crazy for pho wants to rise from doom to manager of the Para- mount . . . loads of fun . . . Loza ' s selection as handsomest man in Com- merce. GEE, BETTY . . . Mc Gee . . . dimpled smile . . . Registry President . . . Jaysee bound . . . Rip Van Winkle the second, likes to sleep . . . her ambition is to succeed in every thing she undertakes . . . loves to go bowling . . . nice gal. GEISEL, IRENE . . . known as the eyelashes . . . Rosie ' s friend . . . swell girl to know . . . dreams of an ex-basketballer of the Blue and White . . . smart . . . majors in history . . . plans to be a typist . . . personality plus. 1..-.-X Gridl. , Grifri) SPRUNG. 1947 GOODIN, LEE . . . Tootie . . . handsome brute . . . lovable . . . football hero . . . baseball star . . . wonderful expres- sive brown eyes . . . the darling of the gals . . . loads of fun . . . known for his cute walk . . . majors GREEN, WILLIE . . swell guy to know . . , likes sports in general . . popular fellow . . . person alitv plus . . . known fo. his ■ warm friendliness tc Jch.,ol affairs. GRIDLEY, ARNOLD . . thtres something about ; soldier . . . freckle fact Nancy ' s Dan . . . sportS ' man . . . likes hunting . . . popular . . . friendly . . should sell LOTS of real cs- - GRIFFIN, CALVIN . . . Cal . . . tootball star . . . college bound . . . smiles galore ... a popular fel- low .. . credit to Com- merce . . . his favorite sub- ject is gym . . . good look- ing guy . . . ambition is to continue in the sports world as an active player. GUERRERO, ELEANOR . . . former secretary of class . . . treasurer of class . . . president and treasurer of the Student Body at St. Joseph ' s High . . . loves to go dancing . . . majors in general business . . . wants to hold a secretarial posi- tion . . . plans on being successful . . . good per- sonality . . . nice. HALL. KENNETH . . . lots of fun . . . sparkling personality ... a camera bug . . . likes to collect stamps . . . takes snapshots of kids around school . . . majored in math and science . . . very clever . . . friend- ly .. . quiet and reserved. HALLET, ALBERT . . . Ar ' . . . Judge . . . San Francisco ' s future dis- trict attorney . . . interested in forestry ... his favorite pastimes are eating, drink- ing, sleeping and being merry . . . majors in math Statesman of America . . . and Spanish . .Junior belongs to the S.S.S. . . . HANSEN, GLORIA . . . •■ ' Red . . . the secretary for Bill Armanmo ' s band . . . sharp personality, full of vim and vigor ... go gettum gal . . . reporter on the Commerce Spirit . . . popular . . . hilarious . . . a swooner . . . wants to own her own night club. HERNANDEZ, ELEA- NOR . . . Elbe . . . small, lovable and talkative . . . loves to go dancing . . . can really jig . . . beauti- ful hair . . . tops with everyone . . . likes men . . . rooter at all the school games ... big expressive brown eyes . . . treasurer of Registry. HIRTH, LISETTA . . . Lee . . . athletic . . . a blonde beauty . . . con- gress assemblywoman . . . president of registry . . . adores eating . . . loves to sleep . . . majors in ac- counting . . . well- liked rooter at all the games . . . peppy personality . . . sin- HOBSON, WALTER . . . treasurer of Registry . . . played on 120 basketball team ... a broad jumper . . . terrific smile . . . majors in history . . . an- other Herm Wedemeycr . . . likes sports . . . friendly . . . swell guy. HOM, ANDREW . . . likes to meet people . . . mathemetical minded . . . wants to complete Junior college . . . majors in math HONG, NANCY Nan . . . pleasant . . . shy . . . quiet ... re- served . . . well-liked . . . a darling figure . . . snazzy dresser . . . beautiful clothes . . . the fragile type. HONG, ROLAND . . . smart . . . short . . . good build . . . cute grin . . . known for the army jacket he always wears . . . likes to tease girls ... is quite hep on the current jokes ... the man about town HORROBIN, LOIS . . . sweet . . . cute little smile . . . majors in history and science . . . wants to get married early . . . loves to go roller skating . . . likes sports . . . engaged to a handsome man . . . blondic . . . Jaysee bound. HOWARD, BARBARA . . . quiet . . . slight . . , the strawberry blonde of Commerce . . . wispy figure . . . bright . . . vibrant wants to be a secretary after she graduates . . . blue- eyed darling of the gang . . . hostess of Registry . . . saddle shoe fan . . . likes Frankie . . . adorable clothes. HUGHES, CATHERINE . . . tall, tan and terrific . . . fun to be with . . . C.S.F. ... a Dance Club member . . . very sweet . . . buddy of Virginia . . . majors in science and his- tory . . . day dreamer . . . wants to get married soon. HUGHES, ROBERT . . . quite the actor . . . term play star . . . Junior States- man . . . enjoys ice-skating . . . flashy dresser . . . ambition is to be on the radio and be famous . . . quiet, but always pleasant . . . majors in history . . . likes photography. HUNT, JOAN Bubbles ' . . . Terry . . Don . . . Second Dinah Shore . . . known for hav- ing beautiful eyes ... a darling personality . . peppy . . . Don ' s girl . . . assistant feature editor of Commerce Spirit . . . fea- ture editor of the Journal . . . flashing smile . . . up-to-the-minuti! dresser. ILOG, JUNE . . . sweet . . . Spanish, English and business . . . wants to let her bangs grow . . . glowing eyes . . . likes men . . . G.A.A. . . . Dance Club member . . . swell person- ality . . . loves to go horse- back riding. IWASA, YUKIKO small fry . . . cute . likes cutting school . movie goer . . . charming . . . homework hater nice hair . . . personality plus . . . planning a pros JOHNSON, ETHEL . . pcrous future . . . wolfess swell girl . . . lovely hai kind . . . good natured . . personality plus , . . gooi . . . attractive smile . . figure . . . loads of fun . . . well-liked by everyone JOHNSON, WESLEY . . . well worth knowing. . . . Yell leader of the Student Body . . . very popular boy . . . big tease . . . lots of fun . . . a brilliant future ahead of him . . . nice to everyone . . . a captivating personality . graceful movements. JONES, ROBERT . . ' • Booby . . . intelligent . . . civics whiz . . . Junior Statesman . . . poker player . . . lady killer . . . bru- nettes . . . social studies is his major . . . good dancer . . . wants to be an authoi and poet . . . Kentucky ' s gift to California. Hirth Hugh Hobson Hunt Horn Hog Hong, N. Iwasa Hong,R. Johns Howard Johns Hughes, C. Jones Kafeyan K,,;.:.. Kake be Kordoulis Kasat Kovach Kay Kristovich, J. Kelly Kristovich, M. Keosian Kumagai Keplinger Kyono KEOSIAN, ARSEN . . , Quiet, athletic ... the girls ' best friend . . . hair comber , . . cute eyes . . . ambition is to be six feet tall . . . muscle man . . . has lots of buddies . . . B.-.lboa girl friend ... a great guy. KRISTOVICH, MARY . . . Hopalong . . . luscious locks . . . Colgate smile . . . personality plus 2 . . . Pat Longley ' s twin . . . Sinatra ' s ardent fan . . . wants a man with a convert- ible . . . big brown eyes . . . quite a record collec- tion . . . wants to be a secretary. LANGLEY, KEN Editor of Journal . . . lous redhead . . . mai editor of Spirit . . District Attorney actor, writer, directs KYA ' s Tcenstcrs LEE, OLIVE haired Venus . . . nice sonality . . . sharp d . . . hopes to travel wants to get married good personality. dark per- Lee, Pans ' Lee, R. Lew, P. L.m, H. Lok Lee, Patsy Lee, V. f-ewis, J. Lippincott Longley SPRI] G. 1947 LEE, PANSY . . . loads of fun . . . friend to every- one . . . great gym girl . . . cute . . . nice eyes . . . pretty hair . . . likes to do the samba ... in dance club . . . wants to be a dancer . . . success in the future a certainty. LEE, PATSY . . . swell girl . . . lots of fun . . . laughing and lively . . . athletic . . . likes sports . . . and the movies . . . wants to marry a millionaire . . . good scholarship record . . . smart. LEE, ROSE . . . nice . . friendly . . . pal among pals . . . very smart . . . brilliant future ahead . . . cute . . . per- sonality plus . . . wishes to be successful business wo- LEE, VIOLA . . . lots of fun . . . tiny . . . petite . . . cute little nose . . , swell gal . . . likes to listen to the radio . . friendly little devil . . . wonderful kid . , . quick with the smile . . . quiet. LEW, PARK . . . ' Gold- en Gate Park . . . great basketball and track star ... tall .. . friendly . . . quiet . . . smart . . . Block C member . . . loves all kinds of sports and movies . . . mathematical . . . wants to be millionaire in one easy lesson. LEWIS, JOAN . . . nickname Shorty ' ... ambition: housewife . . . hobby collecting sailors and their rings . . . friends — Jean and Alice . . . favor- ite pastime skating and bike riding . . . faults, unfaithful . . . virtue. Bill. UM, HOWARD . . . Famous basketball star . . . Journal representative for 103 . . . comical . . . what jokes . . . loves to tease the girls . . . plays for the Dolphins . . . w ants be ath major half- pint, LIPPINCOTT, S H I R - LEY . . . sparkling . . . lovely . . . ideal of Rudy Epprecht . . . lots of fun . . . headin ' for Hollywood . . . Commerce ' s gfft to F. B.I. . . . another Kathryn Grayson . . Dorothy Farrier model. LOK, LORRAINE . . . Likes to bowl . . .reading love stories . . . likes to clean house after big parties majoring in home economics . . . working at the office . . . wins friends and men bv her cooking. LONGLEY, PATRICIA . . . Hopalong ' s right arm . . . Peete Pie . . . the original Camay Girl . . . loves to dance . . . mef maid . . . slim Jim . . . long auburn hair . . . pup- py brown eyes . . . the sought after private secre- tary . . . personality plus . . . jokes. LONGWELL, ALLANA . . . mathematically in- cluned . . . belongs to Job ' s Daughters . . . SSS mem- ber . . , popular . . . quiet - . . friendly . . . tresses of glory . . . Lollypop to her friends . . . heading for the Farm . . . future banker ' s wife. LONNBERG, RADA... swell girl . . . can really sing . . . nice . . . majors in Spanish and History . . . sweet kid . . . likes listening to the radio . . . enjoys the movies - . . likes music . . . very smart. LOO, HARRY . . . swell guy . . . nice . . . intelligent . . . good height . . . flashing eyes . . . shy but friendly . . . personal- ity plus . . . SSS member of long standing. LOO, MARGARET . . . tiny . . . petite . . . nice girl . . . sharp dresser . . . likes to listen to the radio . . very interesting to know . . . dark hair . . . likes the world of sports . . . w-orth knowing . . . friendly . . . likeable. LOPEZ, NANCY . . . Vivacious . . . active in school affairs . . . likes men in general . . . attractive . . . rooter at the games . . . day-dreamer . . . lots of fun to be with . . . popular. LOSCUTOFF, ELSIE lovely to look at delightful to know . . . a woman around town . . . officer in her classes . . . Dance club officer . . . Vice president of the Senior Class . . . full of ' Igor LOUIE, ALLEN . . . Good egg . . . perky fellow - . . lots of fun ... a skilled loafer . . . active in school affairs . . . likes sports . , . smart . . . credit LOUIE, ELAINE . . . smart as a whip . . . ador- able ... 17 reasons why she ' s nice . . . personality plus . . . SSS member of long standing . . . very so- ciable ... a rooter of the old Blue and White . . . aims at successful life. LOUIE, JANE . . . Janie- ' . . . nice . . . quiet . . . quite the joker . . . loads of fun . . . full of vim ... a whiz in every- thing . . . sweet . . .ador- able . . . good sport. LOW, BABETTE . . . ■Babs . . . smart as all get out ... a friend in need . . . rather quiet . . . cutest clothes imaginable . adorable bangs . . . very brilliant . . . personality shines through like a star. LOW, EDNA . . . Soft voice . . . smart . . . likes sports . . . loads of fun . . . perky personality worth knowing . . . ' liked ... a snazzy dr ... pal among pals . . graceful . . . even tempered LOWE, IRENE . . Known for her long black beautiful hair . . . tinv . . . Dctitc . . . dav dream- er ... a little imp ... a favorite of the fellows . . . captivating personality . . . dance club member . . . graceful. LOWE, JENNIE . . . Sweet kid . . . cute . . . will be missed by the Com- mercites ... a credit to Commerce . . . loads of fun . . . personality plus . . . serious minded . . . day dreamer . . . likes to cat . . . pleasant smile. LOZA, ARNOLD . Lovable man . . . Clark Gable of ( ' ommerce . . . man about Commerce . . . likes Lowell girls . . . loves to tease you . . . gals man . . . captivating pcrsonalitv . . . Yell-leader . . . officer of many of his classes . . . hig brown eyes. V aa jmm . . St Long well Louie, 1 Lonnberg Louie, J Loo, H. Low, B. Loo. M. Low, E. Lopes Lowe, J. Loscutoff Lowe, I. Louie, A. Loza, A. Lozada McDonald, B Ludwig McFarlane MacOonald, G Messina Manderville Mibella Mar Ming Massey Moberg McCuIlougli X- l.t:Ji U Molina Moran GRADIJATE§; LOZADA. MARY . . . Sweet Mary . . . nice kid . . . very darling . . . per- -.iinality plus . . . rooter at the games . . . lovely hair . . . junior Venus . . . well liked by everyone . . . . ociable kind of person . . . ;.ttractive smile. LUDWIG, LUCILLE . . . liivrihle gai . . . personality child . . . Shirley Lippin- ifutt ' s right arm . . . curls . . . tiny . . . going steady with a hunk of man . . . pcrkv . . . cute . . . ador- ,iblc clothes . . . flashing Mac DONALD, GENE . . . blondie ... a hunk of man . . . one of the swellest liuys imaginable . . . liked by everyone . . . tall and a swell build . . . likes to loaf and tease . . . athletic . . football player . . . rooter at all the games. MANDERVILLE, LOIS . . Swimming champ of ' .ommcrce . . . member of le Crvstal Plunge team . . . ce President of Low Sen- ,r Class . . . Registry ' icc President . . . quiet ersonality . . . wants to be the Olympics of 1950 . . her love life is settled •ith one man . . . lives nly for her swimming . . , MAR, IDA . . . Nice er- onality . . . sharp dress ' r . . . pretty hair . . . •ants to travel all over the rq lid . . . will be a good crttary . . . likes to listen -J the radio . . . loyal root ' er for Commerce. MASSEY, RONALD . . . Enjoys going to St. James dances . . . has held offices of secretary and president in registry . . . MathematicTan . . . soldier of fortune . ' . . clever expri:ssion , . . nrcfe personality. McCULLOUGH, NAN- CY .. . Likes talking to Arnold Gridley on the phone . . . Girls Glee Club . . . Library . . . C.S.F. . . , wants to be a good secretary . . . famous for feather cut . . lovely teeth . . . brain in civics . . . popular. McDonald, Bever- ly . . . Girls Represen- tative ... on 4-4 plan . . . Portola Teen Age Center . . . hep cat . . . Secretar- ial training . . . will make good secretary . . . per- sonality plu . . . sweet kid. McFARLANE, WILL- IAM . . . R. O. boy . . . expert rifle shot . . . Mic- key is dream girl . . . tall tantalizing . . . model air- planes . . . printing major . . . another W. R. Hearst. MESSINA, tony . . . Dark haired Romeo . . . suave debonair charm . . . teeth like Van Johnson . . . great commercial artist . . . Pat . . . shop major . . . another Walt Disney . . . Green shirt MIBELLA, DELORES Venus . . . intelligent girl , . . wants to be a lady Senator . . . likes Crosby records for breakfast . . . Dick Haymes for lunch and Sinatra for dinner. MING, BEVERLY . . . plays piano . . . rooter at basket hall games . . . his- tory major . . . artistically inclined . . . sketches . . . lovely hair . . . well worth knowing . . . sweet per- sonality. MIZETA, TAKASHI . . An artist who wants to get paid for it . . . would rather get paid for loafing . . . well liked by everyone . . . very sociable . . . loves to paint and draw. MOBERG, RAYMOND . . . Another DiMaggio . . . Block C . . . Basketball star . . , best center in of school . . . tall named Stinky MOLINA, CAROUNE too much . . . sleeps like Rip Van Winkle . . . wants to play for the New York Yankees when she reaches the ripe age of one hundred. MORAN, OSCAR . . . Charles Atlas . . . black wavy hair . . . the man , Einstein the second swims like a fish . . . loves dogs, cows, and tur- in place of the weaker . . . Basketball fan . future aviator. MORROW, JANELL . . . track star ... the streak . . . only senior who reads Keats . . . history m«jor . . . sparkling smile for everyone . . . ambition in life is to run in 1950 Olym- pics . . . radio fan . . . P. E. favorite. MORETTINI, DON Hercules . . . rugged . Block C . . . Football tackle . . . the nose . . . blond wavy hair . . idol of Joan Hunt . . lives in leather jacket . . cute grin . . . problem child . . . future: college boy . . . lovable lug. MULLEN, DANIEL . . . An Irish man without red hair . . . quiet but lots of fun . . . the idol of the girls . . . black wavy hair . . . a sports fan ... a wonder- ful build ... big brown eyes . . . senior at time . . . likes to clown around. MUNSON, MARY EL- LEN . . . She ' s lovely . . . she ' s engaged . . . ideal teen-age girl . to get natural curly hair . . . good scholarship record bookkeeping genius history major . .. attentive . . . healthy and out-of- doorish looking. MURPHY, GLORIA... The hubba girl . . . long hair , . . Murphy ' s Ice Cream Palace is her fondest dream ... a lover of comedy - . . can really draw cartoons . . . her only wish is to be able to pass civics . . . athletic . . . pride of her gym class .. . . likes to giggle. MUSANTE ELMO . . . Well-mannered . . . another Mr. Anthonv . . . Civics whiz . . . liked a Balboa girl . . . ruddy complexion . . . Block C . . . English. Science majors . . . will someday be a millionaire . . . soccer man. MYERS. BETTY JANE . . . Little, laughing, and lively . . . G.A.A. member ... her bashfulness be- comes her . . . lovely long tresses . . . relaxes by read- ing . . . commercial course student . . . will make a good secretary. . . . chic. NELSON, NANCY . . . Noted for her braids . . . better half of Billie Pierce . . , student body secretary . . . beautiful complexion . . . wishes to be successful . . . member of the Glee Club . . . men can ' t resist her . . . likes to ice skate. Ng, G. Ng, M. Ocliiai O ' Ncil Painter Ng, H. O ' Brien Ofalsa Padrun Palavos SPKII G, 1947 NG, GRACE •Gracic . . . likc ' :cn to the radio m spare 30urs ... Bob Hope fan :ourse . . . bright . . . lice complexion . . . plans . . O ' NEIL, CELIA . . . lis- Journal representative . . . wants to marry a farmer and raise three sprouts . Redwood City . . . history, English. Spanish . . . sweat ' er girl . . . hubba-hubba hair dresser gal . . . BIG brown eyes up-to-date . . . small. . . . peek-a-boo . . . baby. H, V PADRUN, JULIA . . . , J, Julie . . . attractive . . . another Donna Reed . . . English and art . . . ex- pert snare drummer . . . G.A.R. . . . movie goer . . . sweet . . . Swiss Girls Drum Corp . . . good danc- er .. . S.S.S. . . . Lor- raine ' s right arm. NG, HELEN . . Club . . . likes people . . . restin: favorite pastime . . keeping and accoun jors . . . ambitioii jo ik obtain a certificate for pub lie accounting is her book- to . tiny and PARSONS, LORRAINE . . .cute . . . little . . . right arm to Phyllis Fer- nanden . . . wants to be department store executive . . . drolls over Johnny Rudometkin . . . G.A.R. of Junior Class . . . roller skater. PERKINS, DALE . . . Block C . . . Tan, terrific . . . victim of Lowell . . . ex-yell leader . . . Perk . . . plans to be cartoonist . . . popular . . . president of the Block C . . . lover. NG, MARY . . . Jinx Club of Y.W.C.A. . . . CD. A. (Catholic Daughter of America) . . . plans a future as a lion tamer . . . record fan . . . scientist . . . wants to be a pharmicist ' s assistant . . reliable . . . O ' BRIEN, CHARLES Chuck . . . Block C . . . likes to eat Graham crackers . . . wants to be an engineer . . . right hand man of Richard Kafeyan . . . lady killer . . . he-man . . . popular . . . Bulldog OCHIAI, LILLIAN . . wolfess . . : spends half her life chewing the fat . . . sense of humor . . . quick with a smile . . . ambition: to be on high school foot- ball varsity . . . easy to get along with . . . good head. OFALSA, JOSEPHINE tery uddle . . Journal repri of registry . . plays tennis . . . excellent horseback rider . . . mathi matician . . . sedate . . intelligent . , . Joe to her many friends. PAINTER, JOANNE . . captivating . . . co- editor of Sjiirit . . . comic . . . eyebrows . . . mysteri- ous .. . beautiful hair . . . shapely . . . C.S.F. . . . perpetual motion . . dim- ples . . . invigorating per- sonalitv . . . remembers her A.B.C. ' s. PALAVOS, ANGELINA . . . vivacious . . . born leader . . . Vice President of the Junior Class . . . confident of the Block C . . . President of Registry . . . Italian major . . . PANHANS, HELEN ... tall . . . reserved . . . brainy . . . C.S.F. member . . . Class President and Vice President . . . wants to attend college and later go into some field of science . . . Spanish whiz . . . another Madame Curie . . shy. PAPPAS, DARLENE ... Bank Club treasurer . . . Glee Club . . . Health Service vice president and secretary . . . takes care of children . .. . home econo- mics major . . . wants to become a nurse. PHILPOTT, ARLEN... Bones . . . track star . . . has the girls swooning . . . small town boy makes good . . . likes women, roller skating, women . . . future PIERCE, BILLIE . . . cute . . . southern gal . . . likes men in general . . . wonderful swimmer . . . right arm to Nancy Nelson . . . loves to sing . . . plans to be Jill of all trades . . . treasurer of Glee Club. PIRA, ART . . . Beauti- ful black hair . . . wonder- ful basket-ball player . . . shy guy . . , will be a hen pecked husband . . . likes to read the sport page . . . likes to go to block C meet- POW, EDNA ... at- tractive . . . worth know- ing . .. a good loafer . . . movie fan . . . day dreamer . . . history major . , . wants a business of her own . . . rooter of all basketball games . . . even tempered girl. QUAN, ELEANOR . . . belongs to the Jinx ... is a good bowler and wants to join a team . . . bookkeep- ing major . . . graceful . . . undecided about future . . . another mermaid . . . more than anything else, she likes to eat. QUAN KATHERINE . . . ' Katic ' ... Keeps them waiting by the garden gate . . pleasant smile . . . Pride of Reg. 103 . . . Clerical major . . . types like a whiz . . . will be missed by CommercitL . . . sweet personality. QUAN SUSAN DER... Belongs to the CSF ... on the Jinx club . . . Suiesc - . . Used to be president of her Registry . . . secre- tary of Registry . . . likes to chase fellows . . . majors in math . . . wants to marry a millionaire . . . and be famous. QUONG, PEARL JEAN- NE .. . likes target prac- tice . . . loves to go bike riding all day long . . . likes to hike . . majors in clerical bookkeeping and cal- culation . . . wants to be an accountant and bookkeep- REYNOLDS, CARMEL- ITA MILDRED . . . ath letic . . . loves all kinds of sports . . . likes to read all books . . . majoring in mathematics and science . . . wants to be a math teacher . . . very smart . . . will life. RICE, ARLINE DORO- THY . . . Personality Plus . . . loves to dance . . . desires to travel around the world . . . Ambition to be a famous dancer Dicks creamery . lovely figure . . . drama student . . . bright . . . vitality. Ryan Sakamaka Sam Sampo Sandoval Scholten Sechini GRADUATES ROBERTS, FURMAN . ' •Termite . . . pres. t Jr. Statesmen . . . Span- triple politi ' A student . . . dan . . . Block C high senior president popular . . . handsome lively . . . lady ' s man. ROCHE KENNETH . . . slim Jim , . . sorrowful eyes . . . always has a cheery hello . . . steady of Pat Wilcox . . . majoring in history, mathematics and science ... a second Danny Kaye . . . known for the way his hair sticks out at a cute angle. RODRIGUEZ, O L G A . . sweet . . . Spanish pride of registry ROLANDELLI, ROSE- MARIE . . . Ros.e . . . v.cc prcxy of S. B. . . . C.S.F. . . . personality plus . . . pal among pals . . . college bound . . . brown eves . . captivating . . . st.ntimcnt:il . . . Good ] ( ' . . i.nappy comeback - drc;im date come true. ROMAN, ADELINE RUTH . . . Dance Club . . . G.A.A. . . . loves ROUMBANIS, JAMES . . . Jim . . . sports editor of the Commerce Spirit . . . and Journal . . . Shield and Blade Society of- ficer . . . chief of police . . . R. O. officer . . . loads 01 fun . . . man about town . . . swell build . . . likes to tease. RYAN, DOLORES . . . belongs to the Glee Club . . . Bank Club member ... of the fighting Ryans . . . her pastime is keeping her brothers out of trouble . . . wants to be a traveling saleswoman . . . likes to travel , . . majors in a bus- iness course. SAKAMAKA, JOSEPH . . . nice guy . . . smart as a whip . . . wants to pass civics . . . very good personality . . . quiet and shy ... a big tease . . . well worth knowing . . . lots of school spirit . . . tall and handsome. SAM, FLORA . . . cute attractive smile . . . nice clothes . . . shy . . . quiet . . . likes to stay at home and read books . . . likes to go to the movies . . . bookkeeping is her major . . . planning to go to busi- ness college. SCHOLTEN, ROBERT . . . junior statesman of long standing . . . Student Body treasurer and former assistant yell leader . , . manager of basketball and track teams . . . public ad- dress man . . . likes to tinker around with his cars. SECHINI, JAMES . . . Jim . . . holds a good rec- ord for never being absent from school . . . plays the accordian . . , majors in mechanical drawing and ma thematics . . , wants to go to law school . . . be- come a famous lawyer. SEGAR. BARBARA . . . graceful dancer . . . loves to go dancing . . . major- ing in history and English . . . her ambition is to be a man-tamer . . . will make a good housewife ... or night club singer . . . nice singing voice. SHALABA, SARAH . . . beautiful gal . . . Junior Statesmen and Glee Clubs . . . Registry vice president . . . majoring in home economics . . . going to marry a Smith or Jones . . . either will be a successful housewife or a famous torch singer. SMITH, ALICE Alice in Wonderland . . . tall . . . serious minded . . . very quiet . . . attrac- tive smile . . , nice figure . . . majoring in English and credit to Commerce . . . lots of fun . . . manv friends. SMITH, DARROW . . . nice guy . . . lots of fun . . . likes to tease . . . en- joys sports . . . active on the football team . . . well worth knov. ' ing . . . athletic . . . personality plus . , . man about town . . . ami- able . . . always a good sport. SMITH, LAWRENCE . . . Larrv . . . football hero . . . Block C , . . he-man . . . lady-killer . . . likes sports of all kinds . . . a baseball star . . . majors in mathematics and history. . . . known as the smile . . . lovable guy . . . tall, terrific and handsome. SMITH, TONIE . . . G.A.A. member . . . sci- ence major . . , plans to become a chemist . . . loyal Commercite . . . rooter at all the games . . . friendly . . . popular . . . famous for her feather cut . . . sweet . . always obliging. mmmg . . . majors in ' s . . . hobby is photos . female Van Johnson . cute . . . Y.L.L fan . Journal rep. for reg. ROSS, HENRY . . likes to spend his time down at a recreation playground . . . interested in sports . . . majots in mechanical drawing . . . wants to be successful in life . . . wants to be something to do with mechanical drawing. SAMPO, CATHERINE . . . belongs to the Girls League . . . G.A.A. mem- ber . . . athletic . . . majors in French . . . speaks it very fluently . . . wants to be a secretary . . . friendly . . . popular. SANDOVAL, JOSE- PHINE . . . swell girl . . . nice . . . lots of fun , . . Josie ' ' . . . social service worker . . . likes to go to the movies . . wants to go to Mexico . . . likes to travel . . , Spanish. SHULTZ. SHIRLEY . . . loves to listen to music . . . likes to eat and sleep . . . loves to loaf . . . majoring . . . her ambition is to be a secretary . . . cute . , . blondie. SMALL, EVELYN . . . Eve . . . treasurer of reg- istry ... a social service worker . . . her major is home economics . . . wants to go to millinery school . . . makes wonderful hats . . . slim, small, scholastic. SO, CORRINE jo ring in b ma- swell . . . attractive loves music . . . . . . graceful . . . nice clothes . . , adorable . . . loads of fun . . . success in later life. SPOMER, ORIS . . . Lithe . . . belongs to Skat- ing Club . . . loves to roller skate . . . treasurer of Jun- ior Class . . . swell girl . . . nice smile . . . likes to have fun . . . majoring in home economics and bus- Staiger Stark i§pring, 1947 STAIGER, KAREN . artist supreme . . . ambi tion: sail around the work . . . well known . . . cap ti ' ating personality . swims . . . may be Jaysee bound ... we see a glao orous future ahead for hi .. . . wronderful to know. STARK. MARIE . . . vigorous . . . impish , . . loves to laugh . . . smart . . . small and petite . . . another Paderewski of the piano . . . graceful dancer . . . secretarial training is her major. TOGNOZ2:i, AUDREY , . . will be a great dancer some day . . . likes to listen to the radio all the time . . . just loves to clean the house . . . quiet . . . cute . . . small . . bus: VIGIL, BETTY . . . . . . Mits . . . basketball IS his favorite . . . likes to attend cinemas . . . art- metal is a pasttime . . . history major . . . unde- dainty . , . cided about future course. sense of humor . . built. STEPHENSON, DONNA . . . Don . . . Dresidenr of rcg. - . . athletic . . . went to modeling school . loves to go swimming mathematically minded majors in history, math science . . . tall . . . g: ful . . . wants to be a . . . future coed. STINGER, 1£N . . . Lenny . . . Frenchy . . . the Ham and I . . . known for his cartoons and love for the weaker sex . . . vice president of reg. character . . , Le Gourmet . . . Photography Club . . . appeal. TONG, HELEN . . . likes to go to the movies - . . Sinatra lover . . . spends spare time reading books . . . graceful . . . sweet personality . . . true Commercite . . . reliable . . . intelligent . . . friend- TONG, RTTA . . . Girls ' League . . . full of pep . . . likes outdoor sports . . . prospective business woman . . . another Edith Head . . . worth knowing . . . bright complexion . . . sentimental- TOY, BERNICE future pharmacist . . . pert . . . popular . . . C-S.F. . . . cooperative . . . sweet and simple . worth knowing . . . years were happy at Commerce . . . strong character . . . good worker . . . nice. TUCK, MARGARET . . . ;mall . . . shy . . . reser -ed . . . nice clothes ... at- tractive . . . lovely com- plexion . . . ace volley ball olayer . . . clerical major , . . wants to be a beauty :ulturist ... a successful TUHY, ANNA . . . honey colored hair . . . beautiful eyes . . . graceful . . . wonderful dancer . . . member of the Dance Club . . . secretarial training was her major . . . slender fig- ure . . , quiet . . . wants to travel. URBIZTANDO, CON- SUELO ... Latin lovely . . . spends spare hours playing the piano . . . pride of registry 31 , . . trim figure . . . ambition is to be a concert pianist . . . Connie to friends . . . nice smile. TSUMORE. MITAUO member of the G.A.A. . . . Big brown eyes . . . enjoy; ice skating . . . shows . . . mermaid of the deep . . - history and business major; . . . plans to be a secretary . . . would make a gooj WATSON, HAYDEN . . . nice guy . . . worth knowing . . . full of pep . . . likes music . . . likes the movies . . . sports minded . . , friendly per- son . . . good personality ... a loyal Commercite to the end . . . faithful rooter. WILKIN, ILA MAY . . . sophisticated . . . quiet . . . nice . . . plaid skirts . . . Girls ' League . . . hostess in reg. . . . Journal rep- resentative . . . likes radio . . . reads . . . dances . . . make good secretary. WINTER, ANITA . . . Jascinating . . , unpredic- table brunette . . . sweater girl . . . pin-up gal . . . goes out with Bud . . . ice skates . . . Detroit bound . . . clerical major . . dramatic student . . . ap - pealing. TAKAYAMA, TOMMY - . . nice boy . . . smart . . . interested in sports . . . quiet until you get to know him . . . likes to tease . . . well liked . . . known for his grin . , . brilliant future ahead. TALBOT. VIRGINIA . . . Red . . . lovable na- ture . . . kind to dumb animals . . . likes everyone . . . swell kid to know . . . lots of fun . . . character . . . another Joan Davis . . . tall with a nice figure. TOY, ROSE . . . Rosie ' to her friends . . . like the flower she u-as named after VASSALLO. ANTOIN- ETTE . . . --Tonie . . . soft black w,-a -v hair . . . nodel ' s figure . . . . . . movie fan economic major to be successful i field she enters . mined. . home . plans vhatever . deter- Lou shadow dressmaker . a housewife happy. . . quiet excellent mts to be . always WONG. BERNICE . belongs to the Jmx . . . studies in her spare time . . . scientist . . . mathematidan . . . plans a successful fu- ture . . . well liked . . . born leader . . . cute chin larg super TREVINO, MARIA . . . majored in Spanish goes to movies . . . likes to swoon over Frankie . . . peps up with Danny Kaye . . . nice looking . . , pert . . . quick . . . will make an ideal housewife. VELUS, DESPINA . . tiny spitfire . . . tempera- mental . . . half pint . . . likes to collect popular rec- ords . . . her major is bus- iness . . . known for sharp- witted jokes . . . was treas- urer of class . . . dramatic student. WONG, DOROTHY . . . Dot . . . sleeping beauty . . . sketching and painting , . . major in busine Eng- lish and mathematics . . . ambition is to go to college and become an artist . . . what a girl . . . admired. !§ pring Graduates WONG. GENEVIEVE . . . dar- ling little imp . . , graceful . . . athletic . . . pride of the gym class . . . tiny, cute, and terrific . . . snazzy personality . . . adorable clothes . . . lots of fun. WONG, HOOVER . . . basketball star of the I50 ' s . . . tall and hand- fun . . . smart . . . CSF member of long standing ... a wonderful athlete . . . Block C member . . . officer of Registry class. WONG, MARY . . . cute per- sonality . . . graceful walk , . . strong character . . . likes to go to the movies . . . worth knowing ... pert .. . popular . . . good worker . . . movie fan . . . sweet kid . . . quiet. WONG, ROSALIE . . . bright complexion . . . nice girl . . . swell personality . . . loves the books and movies . . . tiny . . . cute . . . well worth knowing . . . fun . . . great tease . . . appeal . . . full of pep. WOODYARD, JANET . . . graceful . . . glamorous . . . lovely smile . . . popular . . . dancing is a favorite . . . history major . . . would make a good stenogra- pher ... or movie actress . . . ought to head for Hollywood. WOON, ROSE . . . swell gal . . . nice . . . lots of fun . . . likes everybody . . . easy going . . . full of vim and vigor . . . just right . . . tiny little devil . . . character . . . attractive smile . . . nice clothes. WRIGLEY, JOE ANN . majored in typing, shorthand . plans to be the model secretary Jikes sports . . . good bowler . belongs to Boosters Club . . . to Commerce . . . active. YEE, ROSE . . . Rosie . . . listens to radio and goes to movies . . . Social Club . . . major in English and business training . . . going to college and to travel around the world . . . sweet. YEE, SHIRLEY . . . vice pres ident . . . secretary of S.S.S. . . . major in science and English . . . movies and listening to mystery stories . r going to college and be successful ... a swell girl . . . sense of humour. YEE, STELLA English and busine: . . . painting . . . to be an artist . . . . . gentle . . chic . . . pert ' Steir major in ess . . . sketching . going to college . a charming girl loyal rooter . . . . . clever . . . YEP, STELLA . mathematics . . . fav are listening to the ra to the movies . . . v around the world . . mercite . . . going t( ambitious . . . bright humour. . . major in orite pastimes dio and going jants to travel . a true Com- ) college . . . YOUNG, MABEL . . . President of Registry for four consecutive terms . . . C.S.F. member . . . President ' s Club . . . clerical major . . . wants to do the kind of work she enjoys doing , . . will be sue ccEsful. YUEN, JAMES ... a wonderful basketball playes . . . Block ' ' ' C ' , . . science and history majors . . . personality deluxe . . . good sense of humour ... a good worker . . . reliable . . . pride of Reg. 18. ZAMBUKOS, HELEN . . . warm personality . . . very brilliant . . . majoring in history and science . . . will be a successful person . . . officer of her class . . . friendly to everyone . . . somewhat reserved. FONG, HELEN . . . nice to look at . . . swell gal ... a suc- cessful future ahead . . . cute clothes , . . personality plus . . . smart. Xo Pictures In Service FONG, HELEN MORROW, JANELL SAMPO. CATHERINE. MANDELL, RICHARD STROHL, DAN f; f ' f P Fall Ciraduate Registries Registry 16 TOP ROW; Harvey. Dunham, Thompson, Jong. 2ND ROW: Diarbe, Anderson. Bin. Lowe. Wong. 3RD ROW: Young. Cherk. Wong, Dong. HolHs. BOTTOM ROW: Downie. Edgar, Boszini, Martinez, Pinaroc. Registry 24 TOP ROW: Bivins. Politis. 2ND ROW: Ward, Burchett. Valestnno, Mureo, Rude- metkin, Costello. Bogdonoff. Davis. 3RD ROW: Portiilo, NichoHn, Butticci, Moxley, Wong, Lam. Migha, Jung. Partenan. BOTTOM ROW: Walker, Larsen, Loscutoff, Greene, Martin, Polles, Anderson, Shubin, Viemann, De Voe. Registry 25 TOP ROW: Armanino. Reyes. Johnson. BOTTOM ROW: Chm, Calcagno, Duran. Rolandelli. Registry 102 TOP ROW: Cacek, Chin, Choy. Adame. Gelman, Chow, Jabin. 2ND ROW: Heidigger, Fanti. De San Martino, Wong, Chan, Wong, White. BOTTOM ROW: Johnston, De Rosa, WiL on, Fiore, Hong, Dare, Cross. Registry 123 TOP RO ' : Howery. Yuen. Lanam. Gonzales. 2ND ROW: Brajkovich. Suenaga, Jew, Domecus. 3RD ROW: Lazos, Katches, Chan. Gin, Low, Matjasich. 4TH ROW: Krow, Loheide. Kosmos, Joe, Wong, Liu, Lutjens. Registry 312 TOP ROW: Pollard. Fugui. Sue, May, Quong. 2ND ROW: Leong, Jung. Thueren, Ruis. Harder, Oliver. BOTTOM ROW: Walker, McDaniels, Rancatore. Gal- ante. Lew. Quan, Wong, Jan, !§{pring Ciraduate Registries Registry 18 TOP ROW: Scholten, Fryslie, Yuen, Hall. FOURTH ROW: Hughes, Roche, Cavallini, Cameron, Johnson. THIRD ROW: Yee, Wong, Tognozzi, Cardani, Small, Rodriquez, Johnson, Bean. SECOND ROW: Woodyard, Kyono, Quong, Guerrero, Carroll , Barker. BOTTOM ROW: Young, Low, Louie, Yep, R. Lee, Couzens, Casey, Cunningham. Registry 20a TOP ROW: Hon, Tsumori, Pira, Takayama, Fenston, Green, Gridley. THIRD ROW: Ferguson, Hansen, Hirth, Stephenson, Phany, Hong. SECOND ROW: Seger, Howard, Meyers, Geisel, Kumagai. BOTTOM ROW: Staiger, Lee, Fong, Hernandez, Del Rosario. Registry 115 TOP ROW: Kakebe, Scholten, Dahling, Langley. BOTTOM ROW: Rolandelli, Nelson. Registry 36 TOP ROW: Loo, Emerson, McDonald, Augustine, Kristovich. FOURTH ROW: Badran, Clayton, Keosian, Roum- banis, O ' Brien, Loza. THIRD ROW: Painter, Longwell, Lonnberg, Stark, Padrun, Fersel, SECOND ROW: B. Cullen, Chin, Ochiai, Lippincott, Ludwig, O ' Neil. BOTTOM ROW: Davanis, J. Cullen, Ng, Wong, Iwasa, Chan, Ofalsa, Fernandez. Registry 103 TOP ROW: Lim, Lai, Philpott, Eaton. THIRD ROW: Panhans, Louie, Zambukos, Keplinger, McDonald, Mibella, Kordulis, Lewis. BOTTOM ROW: Smith, Palavos, Kovach. Lee, Lopez, Low, Billups. ' . .,t § pring Graduate Registries Registry 118 TOP ROW: Wong. Goodin, Morettini, Kay. Chin, Chu. SECOND ROW: Chan. Daignault. Longley, Kristovich, Manderville, Hunt, Boccaleoni. BOTTOM ROW: Chow. Lee. Trevino, Bagileo, Hong, Wong. Registry 212 TOP ROW: Kasai, Ross, Johnson, Davison, Perkins. SECOND ROW: Lee, Chan, Chan, Doyle, Rice, Roman, Butala, Talbot. THIRD ROW: Toy, Shultz, Cockrell, Low, Ng, Chin, Munson, O ' Connor. BOTTOM ROW: Pappas. Chan. Lee. Wrigley. Shalaba, Urbiztando, Vigil, Aquilina. Registry 214 TOP ROW: Kortegaard, Messina, Massey, Armanino, Ferrante, Mullens. SECOND ROW: Sakamaki, Moberg, Foreman, Moran, Kafeyan, Landucci. THIRD ROW: Ryan, De Martini, Hog, Frey, Reynolds, Tong, Fisher, Hughes. BOTTOM ROW: Molina, Azevedo, Fergus, Ng, Chan, Fong. Registry 311 TOP ROW: Mizota, Watson, Musante, Sechini, Lam. SECOND ROW: Roberts, Grifiin, Allexander, Lee, Morrow, Stinger. THIRD ROW: Smith, Lee, Lau, Wilkin, McCullough, Murphy, Lee, Pow, Sam. BOTTOM ROW: Fong, Sampo, So, Chan, Lee, Chin, Lee, Quan. HE F ftSr CLASS acta Scholten Snow Chiirich Harman Moustakas Reyes Class Officers Loi v Seniors Fall 46 President. Furman Roberts Vice President... Lois Manderville Secretary... Lorraine Kovach Treasurer — ..Marion Chin Social Rep Pat Longley Yell Leader ..Arnold Loza Advisor Miss Burrell Lo¥i Seniors Spring ' 47 President Nancy Yerby Vice President Nancy Lane Secretary-... ..._ Mary Ray Treasurer James Scholten B. A. R Herman lus G. A. R Elaine Lamonthe Social Rep Lorraine Faix Yell Leader _...John Macia Advisor Miss Burrell Juniors Fall 46 President Nancy Yerby Vice President Reba Snow- Secretary Alice Garner Treasurer.... James Scholten Advisor ....Miss Cerruti Spring ' 47 Juniors President Michael Churich Vice President Virginia Harman Secretary Gloria Reyes Treasurer George Moustakas Advisor Miss Cerruti BystroS DeWildc Podesta Sutherland Cirelli Friedrickso O ' Malley Rosa Wilcox Sturgeon Barrant; Bobo CanfieM Estrada HiU Jericofi Lujan Martinez Paulazzo Astmos Woodworth Burgos Garcia Hawk Class Officers i§iopIiomore Officers Fall - 1946 PRESIDENT M. H. Friedrickson VICE PRESIDENT Dolores Hill SECRETARY Norma Rosa TREASURER Ray O ' Malley SOC. REP Pat Wilcox YELL LEADER George Cirelli ADVISOR Miss Liuzza Spring - 1947 PRESIDENT Roman Bystroff VICE PRESIDENT Vivian Podesta SECRETARY Charlotte Sutherland TREASURER Patricia DeWilde SOC. REP Esther Sturgeon ADVISOR MissLiuwa Freshman Officers Fall - 1946 PRESIDENT Frank Barranti VICE PRESIDENT Eddie Garcia SECRETARY Dolores Hawk TREASURER Alfredo Paulazzo YELL LEADER Anna Burgos SOC. REP Dorothy Jericoff ADVISOR Mrs. Smith Spring - 1947 PRESIDENT Richard Martinez VICE PRESIDENT Richard Estrada SECRETARY Dorothy Jericoff TREASURER Frank Barranti SOC. REP Christine Lujan B. A. R Alfredo Paulazzo G. A. R Sue Bobo YELL LEADER Roland Canfield ADVISOR Miss Shane Regiistr ClasisefS In a high school hke Commerce, spirit is the thing that counts. Much of that spirit comes from the short registry sessions held each morning. Here the Student Body contacts its officers and the administration. The registry attends to the checking of attendance, giving out of passes, cutter slips to the ill-fated indi- vidual, and all other forms of business in which students are involved. Essentially important too, is the bulletin that is read during registry. It contains vital information necessary to the well being of the student such as club announce- ments, sports news, assembly information, and other items of news of interest and importance to the student. LOW 12 REGISTRY 17 TOP ROW: Gee, Gomez, Douglas, Fcliz, Davis. THIRD ROW: Johnson, Kenworthy, Fung, Maccagno, Gaddini. SECOND ROW: Arrighi, Shook, Elam, Lubow, DuBois, Hoyt, Van Worekow. BOTTOM ROW: Gonzales, Amato, Arguel, Lane, Levy, Fouts, Faix, Marcussen. LOW 12 REGISTRY 38 TOP ROW: Scholten, Quintero, Chin, Macia, Schwahn, Gorenson, Johnson, Rubino, Lewis. SECOND ROW: Roberts, Verastigue, Schmitt, Klinkhammer, La- mothe, Hawlly, Zesig, Newman. BOTTOM ROW: Greene, Diaz, Lawler, Gaiek, Nunes, Brown, Waters, Wise. HIGH 11 REGISTRY 20c TOP ROW: Walker, Alvis, Farley, Epprecht, Tekeli, Curry. THIRD ROW: hin, Moore, Barch, Baltazar, Baines. SECOND ROW: Healey, Beloy, Boss, Burtchett, Ferraris, Lai. BOTTOM ROW: Hamilton, Canali, Medina, Lilies, Fontana, Fuentes, Colgate. LOW 12 REGISTRY 210 TOP ROW: Emerald, Scholten, Chin, Mattca, Enjiain, Fucile. THIRD ROW: Morgan, Walker, Riciolli, Yee, Chin, Scott, Ford, Brown. SECOND ROW: Fabela, Peroni, Huesker, Rama, Roonan, Sisser, Saisi. BOTTOM ROW: Lum, Chin, Horribin, Ray, Hernandez, Yerby. HIGH 11 REGISTRY 32 TOP ROW: Hamilton, Cosmides, de la Pena, Martinez, West. Whitten, Russell. BOTTOM ROW: Gallagher, Cornfoot, Ashelford, Pierson, Cadei, Day, Muneno. HIGH 11 REGISTRY 207 TOP ROW: Henderson, Hope, Ghiorzi, Wolfe, Anderson. THIRD ROW: Waldichuck, Terry, Lee, Lee, Grimaud, Hillis. SECOND ROW: Gorman, Gee, Leong, Wong, Fung, Thwares. BOTTOM ROW: Valasquez, Fregosi, Ryan, Kamp, Jeong, Lem, Palacius. Registries Outstanding performance was rendered by Com- merce ' s registries during the past year in supporting drives helpful to the school, the community, the city, the state, and the world. Donations are taken up in the registries and then sent to drives. One example of the registries ' assistance is the support they gave to the March of Dimes cam- paign which aids children suffering from the dread disease, infantile paralysis. Semi-annually the goal of each registry is 100% in the purchase of student body cards. Our last sale showed that over 95% of the students bought cards. Athletic teams, clubs and school publications benefit directly from these sales. HIGH 11 REGISTRY 209 TOP ROW: Hamilton, Moore, Prior, Luscotoff, J., Rosano. THIRD ROW: King, Jackson, Young, Jones, Kashiwage, Luscotoff, P., Townley, Yuen, Ang. SECOND ROW: Morgan, Giski, Newman, Linch, Davis, Heuring. BOTTOM ROW: Smith, Urri, Parritt, Kawaguchi, Parker, McLeod, Maher. TOP ROW: Mr bell, Pachec HIGH 11 REGISTRY 305 Jennings, Duain, Churich, Young, Jo s, Camp- BOTTOM ROW: Mayberry, Jacobsen, Wisell, Maehren, Porritt, Sahawaki. HIGH 11 REGISTRY 313 TOP ROW: Cortman, Moustakes, McCann, Rains, Thurman, Smith. SECONDROW : Wong, Clark, Maich, Poletti, Ralph, Dodge, Olin, Marty. BOTTOM ROW: Reyes, Noah, Yrigoyen, Rogers, Doi, Scott, McClutchen. HIGH 11 REGISTRY 315 TOP ROW: Horn, Kostonan, Lee, Taylor, Salomeno, Thomas, C, Thomas, W., Mr. Brillhart, Galletti. THIRD ROW: MacFarland, Dwyer, Vaccarezzo, Valedez, Sako- maki, Quan. SECOND ROW: Tucker, Rucker, Ng, Kurosowa, Takeuchi, Figeroa. BOTTOM ROW: Withers, Armstrong, Stefan, Sherry, Ochi, Fong, Schaeffer, Snow. HIGH 11 REGISTRY 318 TOP ROW: Churich, Vail, Zanzi, Frith, Capella, Silvia, Caspar. SEOND ROW: Rattler, Staiger, Wiesel, Walsh, Iha. BOTTOM ROW: Shea, Roumbanis, Schnur, Giddings, Dawke, Riouspevrous. LOW 11 REGISTRY 34 TOP ROW: Blom, Fukumori, Serata, Trail, Smith, Sorro. THIRD ROW: Serata, Amandoli, John, Douglass, Gage, James, Maldonado. SECOND ROW: Summers, Grucich, Olson, Picchi, Stewart. BOTTOM ROW: Wong, Afinsoff, Grazberg, Haimanstein, Cand- rott. Garner, Chin. Orphans Receive To aid needy children through a fund, all registries contribute to the gay festivities of the Spring carnival held in the courtyard annually. Another example of the humane everreadiness of Commerce students is the helping hand that aids or- phans in the war-ravished countries of the world. Col- lections taken up in the registries are sent to the war orphans. Eleven charitable registries each adopted a child alone last year by donating a minimum of fifteen dollars a month for three semesters. They are rooms 20C, 26, 38, 101, 211, 214, 311, 313, 180. 24, and 209. LOW n REGISTRY 3 TOP RO S-: Glasser, Preston, Harris, Koo. THIRD ROW : Meneguzzi, Plante, Veach, Frisbie, Wheeler, Rillera. SECO.ND ROW: Luippold, Zorich, Toy, Breton, Greskul. FIRST ROW: Morioka, Monterosso, Ruiz, Marsh, Wilson, Ep- precht. LOW 11 REGISTRY 116 TOP ROW: Chaskin, Loscutoff, Yaich, Ware, Dixon, Greer. SECOND ROW: Jung, Sanchez, Hill, Springer, Catsoulis, Wilcox, De Alba, Lee, Powell. FIRST ROW: Gin, Yuponco, Shalaba, Basconcillo, Francischini, Decker, Lee, Lu. LOW 11 REGISTRY 117 TOP ROW: Kinney, Rosa, White, Sims, Chan, Ng, Kato, Panacci, Mahome, Liberati, Woodward. THIRD ROW: De Andreis, Rosa, Goria, Muribus, Hirth, Cirreli, Apostolo, Kelly. SECOND ROW: San Diego, Tom, Bill, Leong, Hong, Popoff, Harris. FIRST ROW: Canavesio, Gardetto, Law, Mifsud, Garcia, .Attard, Wong. HIGH 10 REGISTRY 13 TOP RO S-: Moore, Tumulty, Yee, Jeong, Hall, Cook, Young. SECOND ROW: Versino, Bajada, Van Trecse, Armijo, Poe, Wil- BOTTOM ROW: .Akashi, Lau, Abeta, Plouche, Howard, Johnson. HIGH 10 REGISTRY 22 TOP ROW: Bruna, Guivera, Cook, Melcndez, Alva, SECOND RO W: Sanders, Brelivet, Murry, Martin, Cook. nRST ROW: Sturgeon, Gracabani, Salccda, Erickson, Pendleton, Robinson. HIGH 10 REGISTRY 28 TOP ROW: .- bid, Baya, Rothkop, Jiese, Elliot. THIRD ROW: Bonilb, Stringer, Ross, Arterberry, Johnson. SECOND ROW: Simpson, Fobelli, Hackley, Grech, Hallistcr, FIRST ROW: Davis, Moore, Peterson, Ortisi, Baer. Registries Aid Included in this drive to help the war orphans were rooms 13, 16, 17, 23, 28, 33, 34, 102, 103, 123, 207, 210, 212, 217, 308, 314, 318, and 407. They joined with a partner registry to make their monthly goal seven dollars and fifty cents. Registries 11, 13, 19, 22, 20A, 29, 31, 32, 37, 116, 203, 213, 215, and 315 successfully met their goals also. Summer expenses were paid by many rooms. Friendly letters have been received monthly from the European children telling of their thankfulness for the help and also of their progress. These children are grate- ful to their new friends at Commerce High School. HIGH 10 REGISTRY 31 TOP ROW: Chung, Moberg, Richardson, Rizgato. THIRD ROW: Johnson, Chow, Rolls, Tongert. SECOND ROW: Baily, Wong, Gibble, Parsons, Don. BOTTOM ROW: Yee, Peachy, Napolitan, Rosetti, Ghilarducci. HIGH 10 REGISTRY 33 TOP ROW: Ray, Spomcr, Roberts, Cason, Andrews, Look. SECOND ROW: Rtidometlcin, Podesta, Luna, De Wilde, Landucci, enturoni, Sutherland, Regala. BOTTOM ROW: Amada, Fagundes, Achziger, Sonoda, Cuninetti, Noraback, Thompson, Rosa. HIGH 10 REGISTRY 101 TOP ROW: Morgan, Brown, Ferriss, Posados, Gray. THIRD ROW: Lewis, Bennor, Gage, Sherry, Dutcher, Ephraim. SECOND ROW: Linton, Stevenson, Booth, Moss, O ' Connor, James, Jandrey, Cheng. BOTTOM ROW: Lyon, Lopez, Virgil, Child, Jones, Ruth, Bog- dano0. HIGH 10 REGISTRY 215 TOP ROW: Calhoun, Becker, Frank, Enstein, Ferris, Bradley, Gab- bard, Smith, Kocker, Fredrickson. SECOND ROW: Gand, Bystroff, Tangundes, Ryan, Soloman, Sbanbori, Choroski, Gamba. BOTTOM ROW: Pon, Matsuda, Coiley, Woods, De Grandi, Novak, Cook, Rothman, Gage. HIGH 10 REGISTRY 314 TOP ROW: Recardi, Anderson, Carter, Meckler, Allen, Scarsella. SECOND ROW: Yoshida, Sakamaki, McArthur, Maffei, Gonzales, Chicos, Solcedo, Roja. BOTTOM ROW: Webb, Delman, Harding, Van Woerkon, McGin- nis, Spies, Gulbransen, Porritt, Chan, Kung. FUGH 10 REGISTRY 40 TOP ROW: Grech, Alva, Yep, Macklin, Moriguich, Molina, Kwan. SECOND ROW: Pinaroc, Quan, Garcia, Alexander, Patterson, Jordan. BOTTOM ROW: Ivenson, Welmeth, Sherry, Dittenson, Espinasa, Yancy, Vigil. Registries Serve Organizations such as the Community Chest and the Red Cross have been aided by Commerce High through the registry rooms. The main source of contact with the Student Body is through the registry officers who attend meetings and take part in the discussions. From these meetings and others the ofEcer goes to his or her registry and deh ' vers highlights of the meeting, which, in most cases, contain important messages. Responsibihty to the group is a feeHng that must be included in the duties of the registry officers, and officers are well chosen when this is fulfilled. LOW 10 REGISTRY 16 TOP ROW: Shelton, Mena, Fleming, Saunders, Hicks, Banta, Salazar. SECOND ROW: Salazar, BoniUa, VaUez, Chew, Chin, Chan, Lome. BOTTOM ROW: Palla, Prastalo, Leeters, Yec, Ciolino, Nelson Salley, Jones. ' LOW 10 REGISTRY 29 TOP ROW: Tripp, Guevara, Galoust, Bigone, Alkire, Hughes, Lee Harold. THIRD ROW: Datta, Nagai, Oakes, Polites, Paganoni, Lango Brennan. SECOND ROW: RiebeUng. Masciaga, Meher, Poppin, Lamphcar Alvarez, Brown, Plousha. BOTTOM ROW: Brackrog, Coffin, Delgadio, Preziosi, Giannoulis, Conger, Thomas. LOW 10 REGISTRY 102 TOP ROW: Blue, Bledore, Fcrraze, Bourhellis THIRD ROW: Botiza, Moran, Bakerink, Tonna, Chu Chin SECOND ROW: Common, R thboun, Slad, K k, Joe BOTTOM ROW: Chung, Levineky, cinnuli Ki?d LOW 10 REGISTRY 123 TOP ROW: Keyes, Wentworth, Rowe, Perry, Thomas, Jing, Mizota, Lee, K., Payne, Dare. THIRD ROW: Flether, Eraser, Buenrostro, Zelayz, Lou Aguilar. SECOND ROW: Del Secco, Yip, Poon, Ue, M., Wone BOTTOM ROW: McKay, Johnson, Mendoza, Cavanagh, Solorzano, LOW 10 REGISTRY 208 TOP ROW: Lim, Powers, Gee, Pun, Olsen, Cronsha THIRD RGW: Ng, Wong, Lee, F., Simontacchi, Lan Wallis. SECOIMD ROW: Poppadimetrio, Mayar, Lee, Mackie, Pinkston Lee, F., Kirschner, Borulich, Lew, Tom. ' BOTTOM ROW: Barriro, Monterossa, Harris, Newman, Robinson Dulay. LOW 10 REGISTRY 217 TOP ROW: Furtch, Monroe, Gentry. SECOND ROW: Phillips, O ' Malley, Gibbs, Castro, Muzzin, Coc ceelato. BOTTOM ROW: Pinkston, Brunson, Herbert, Richardson, Torres Mayfield, Juarez. ' Farrar, ie, Lai, Dobson. Roasaks, Regi Valued Attending all of the meetings of the Presidents ' Club is the obligation of the registry president. He conducts class business and often takes the roll for the teacher and reads the bulletin. Absenteeism is the dreaded word which sometimes means the difference between passing and not passing to a Commerce student, but when the registry president must be absent, there is a reliable substitute — the vice president. It is his job to relieve or assist the president in time of need. All writing or clerical work that has to do with regis- tries is transacted by the secretary. Voting for the different elections is tallied by this officer. LOW 10 REGISTRY 316 TOP ROW: Wells, Duzac, Chan, Rivera, Quinn, Yuen. FIRST ROW: Pappas, Castillo, Laton, Gradwohl, Travis, Williams, Wallace, Cucheri. HIGH 9 REGISTRY 19 TOP ROW: Hayes, Batefield, Johnson, Leech, Dc Long, Shimizu, Fregoso. SECOND ROW: Lord, Vanconcelas, Calais, Robertson, King, Sim- mons, Louie, Guertin, VentzelMen, Ray. FIRST ROW: Nolte, Masuda, Kawasaki, Adlao, Lopez, Scholtz, Trigg. HIGH 9 REGISTRY 26 TOP ROW: Larue, Whitworth, Pudarich, Moller. FOURTH ROW: Bunch, Estrada, Loo, Wetherford, Garcia. THIRD ROW: Watson, Capella, Tclegin, Romero, Finerty, Pursch. SECOND ROW: Dong, Wong, Franklin, Kuwahora, Larue, Little. FIRST ROW: Chcrw, Shapcro, Burgios, Peters, Hayes, Butler, HIGH 9 REGISTRY 213 TOP ROW: Astmos, Maske, Wick, La Plantc, Cameron, Franklin, Cadei. THIRD ROW: Lang, Paulazzo, Gregori, Barranti, Sterrns, Gonzales. SECOND ROW: Schwandt, Hopkins, Russell, Ferreris, Dcmarec, Maltseff, Meschi, Reimus, Ryan, Cunningham. FIRST ROW: Catechi, Newcomb, J. Wong, Ku, L. Wong, Dcmmler, Tong. Re istrr Leaders Collecting money for Student Body cards and other collections are performed by the treasurer. This Journal wouldn ' t have reached you without the help of your Journal representative who executed his or her respective dur ' in attending to sales in his registry. Cooperating with the sponsors of their organizations are the B.A.R., G.A.R., host and hostess who are other important officers of the registry ' . All these competent parts go to make up the whole — the whole that is the registry, the very heart of the school. HIGH 9 REGISTRY 308 TOP ROW: Garafala, Williams, Douthit, Purdy, Hest, Bro ' n. Deaz, Craft, THIRD ROW: .Martinez, Zarubin, Viliz, Venncri, Shubii Jackson. SECOND ROW: L«pre, Muld, Ronlopp, Bobo, Jercoff, Bright BOTTO.M ROW: Wong, Gallegas, Lujan, Basso, Balasterri, Scott Katsanas. LOW 9 REGISTRY 23 TOP ROW: Oughin, Potter, Preston, G., Hill, Cortez, Matza, Marton, Ching. THIRD ROW: Resendez, Little, Scantrino, GiU, Guerrero, Pres- ton, L., Uke. SECOND ROW: Danlin, Hicks, Boyer, Terry, Pobsaikoff. HRST RO S ' : Honda, Jar as, Kasnar, Green. Lingelser, Rougeau. LOW 9 REGISTRY 24 TOP ROW: Rox, Giocotto, Woo, Thwaites. THIRD ROW: Aridaya, Carlsen, Corral, Lingelsc; jamin, DcGrande. SECOND ROW: Al Miller. BOTTOM ROW: V«hela, Pel Roseen. do, Duryee, Miller, Schwardt, Lundbcrg, Peorl, Damoto, Hayden, fHEflRSfACTlVIfy Aetivitiesi 9x Iways an integral part of our lives will be the golden memories ot hours spent working assiduously completing the tasks we have set as our goal in the clubs and organisations that form the basic foundation of the High School of Com- merce. Because the associations that a club aifords are varied and beneficial, the new student is urged to join a school society immediately upon enrollment. Tenets of uprightness, integrity, honor, sincerity, candor and truthfulness are emphasi2;ed. The goal of every club and organization, whatever its mission or responsibilities be, is a faultless moral code. A salute to the achievement of these glorious doctrines, and may the spirit that prevails in every activity be preserved everlastingly. Clubs Bank BOTTOM ROW: Frey, Hopkins, Newcomb. BoTs ' Block C TOP ROW: Sylvia. Alkire, Baugh, Johnson, Fryslie, Loza, Pira, Perkins, Scholten B., Burke A., Jack- son. Keosian, Hallett. SECOND ROW: Henderson, Jones, Fcrrante. Moret- tini., Russell. Roberts, Wong, Lai, Wong C, Lai F., Kafeyan, Kristovich, Rains. BOTTOM ROW: Morrow, Loscutoff, Bala, Scholten, Macia, Yuen, Hong, Baltazar, Lim, Musante, Yaich. Girls ' Block € TOP ROW: Butala, Lamothe. Smith. BOTTOM ROW: Sampo, Nelson. Chess TOP ROW: Jones, Sbarbori, Johnson, Louie. BOTTOM ROW: Sherry, Rillera, Philpott, Quintero. Coiiimerce Y oliinteers TOP ROW: Coffman. Friederickson. Scholten. FOURTH ROW: Roberts, Palmisano, O ' Brien, Patfield. THIRD ROW: Baer, Astmos, Gallagher, Talbot, Fisher, Zarubin, Manderville, Chan. SECOND ROW: Shea, Brown, Giacotto, Dodge, Quan, Muneno. BOTTOM ROW: Spies, Staiger, Arguel, Amato, Scott, Ng, Ng H., Morioka, Clubs Dance Club - Fall TOP ROW: Herrguth, Huesker, Duran. Butala, Hughes, MiBella, Tuhy, Fouts, Green. 2ND ROW: Ruiz. Fanti, Bin, Fisher, Roman, Pierce, Manderville, Low. 1ST ROW: Lazos, Loscutoff, Fergus, Downie, KordouHs, Cunningham, Chan, Hog. Dance Club - Spring TOP ROW; Bean, Loscutoff, MiBella, Tuhy, Hughes. 2ND ROW: Verastegue, Chan, Reyes, Fisher, Low, Faix. 1ST ROW: Ray, Lane, Fergus, Cunningham, Shook, Heusker, Hog, Diaz. Health Service TOP ROW: Scott, Miss Schock, Robertson, Solomon. 1ST ROW: Verastegue, Heusker, Vigil, Nolte. Junior Statesmen TOP ROW: Roberts. Moore, Hughes, Alexander, Hal- lett. Scholten. 2ND ROW: Ludwig, Lippincott, Yerby, Wisell, Schnur, Shea. 1ST ROW: Roumbanis, MiBella. Library - Boys TOP ROW: Johnson, Fenton, Baugh. lus, Fucile, Gohranson. 2ND ROW: Louie, Augustine, Goodin, Dahling, Smith, Morettini. 1ST ROW: Lee, Maske, Mitchell, Maccagno, Burke, Kramer. Library - Girls TOP ROW: Billups, Epprecht, Lamothe, Harvey, Fer- sel, Barulich. 3RD ROW: Padrun, Thwaites, Bolton. 2ND ROW: Lee, Akashi, Guertin, Lubow, Arrighi, Palavos. ' •■9 m WWF K ' ' IS ' Si ' j v--- ' m t HHH , JSS Ih ' B E K Clubs President ' s Cabinet Public Address TOP ROW: Loza, Roberts, Rubino, Roumbanis, Schol- ten, Hallett. BOTTOM ROW: Dahling, Shook, Fisher, Nelson, Rolandelli, Langley. Presidents ' Club TOP ROW: Johnson, Musante, Bystroff, Rathkop, Hughes, Lai, Gonzales. SECOND ROW: Palavos, Maher, Fergus, Sutherland, Baruliche. BOTTOM ROW: Lane, Cunningham, Fcrage, Low, Gallagher. Projection TOP ROW: Epprecht, Dahling, Capella. BOTTOM ROW: Galek, Klinkhammer. O ' Malley, Fryslie, Scholten, Fredrickson. Quill and Scroll TOP ROW: Perkins, Roumbanis, Langley, Miss Hirschl. BOTTOM ROW: Yerby, Painter, Davanis. Senior Control TOP ROW: MacFarland. THIRD ROW: Longley, Ryan, Kristovich, Thwaithes, C. Hughs. SECOND ROW: Palavos, Parker, Spomer, Hog, Bean. BOTTOM ROW: Fergus, Cunningham, Langley, Hunt, Fisher. Social Service TOP ROW: Colgate, Talbot, Murphy, Small, Colman. BOTTOM ROW: Pregiosi, Lozada, Sandoval, Guer- rero, Morika. Student Court TOP ROW: Clayton, Kristovich, Roberts. Rubino, Hallett. BOTTOM ROW: Shook. Langley. Aquilina. CongresiS TOP ROW: Rolls. Jones. Hallett. Bystroff. Scholten. Hughes. Thomas. Sylvia. THIRD ROW: Palmisano. Roberts. Quintero. Rubino. SECOND ROW: Poe. Rosa. Bolton. Peters. Chan. Fergie. HRST ROW: MiBella. Baer, Barker. Butler, Gorla, Rudometkin, Sutherland, Loscutofi. Stage Creiv TOP ROW: Spangenberg, Schwahn, White. Alpus. SECOND ROW: Prior. Palmisano, Coffman. McKen- zie. FIRST ROW: Barker, Huesker. a f % i ' - - ' ■ • l l ' ' ' rt it. - y ff) f? ? • •M • ■ ! «! ! ( C. S. F. TOP ROW: Ng, Chan, Lee, Rubino, Loskuto£f, Ferage. Young, Couzens, Quintero, Baranti, Bystroff, Louie, Kasai, Langley. 2ND ROW: Staiger, Longwell, Lubow. Tuhy, Medina, O ' Connor, Jones, Lowe, Moore, Aquilina, Masuda, Kawasaki, Padrun, Kovach, Dahling. BOTTOM ROW: Davanis, Politis, Datta, Staiger, Moss, Peters, Shook, Rosetti, Levy, Demmler, Erickson, Harris, Painter, Bean. S. S. S. TOP ROW: Myers, Davis, Fersel, Ham, Lubow, Saka- maka, Kurosawa, Meschi, Verastique, Schmidt. Barker, Hallett. 2ND ROW: Schohen, Shea, Schnur. Howiand, Coffin, Mascigea, Geisel, Howard, Klinkhammer, Jandrly, Massey, BOTTOM ROW: DeGrandi, Cummetti, DeWilde, Orri, Fontana, Lilies, Day, Butler, Kuwahara, Chan, Bean. S. S. F. TOP ROW: Townely, Alexander, Landucci, Kordou- lis, Cunningham, MiBella, Hog, W. Johnson, Emer- son, Gaddini, E. Johnson, Sechini, Mariguchi, Sal- cedo, Muribus, Moore. Alexander. 2ND ROW: Moustakas, Giske, Gorra, Rosa, Chin, Arguel, Kumagai, Frey, Hamada, Achziger, Jung, Wong, Fisher, Kakaba, Koo. BOTTOM ROW: Bagas, Tong, Quan, HoUister. Don. DuBois, Quan, Kiona, Chan, Fung, Quan, Leong, Yee, Ming, Muneno, Masuda, Pon, Chew, Fung, Hughes. FALL AND SPRING OFHCERS TOP ROW: Lee, Rubino, Lilies. BOTTOM ROW: Chan, Bean, Lee. Girlis ' League GIRLS ' LEAGUE OFFICERS— FALL, ' 46 President Harriet McDaniel Vice President Doris Bin Secretary Vera Boz?ini Treasurer ....Gladys DeAndreis Welfare C Jane Maich CHRISTMAS PAGEANT The Christmas Pageant which was planned and executed by officers and members of the Girls ' League including the Dance Club, and the Glee Club. INSTALLATION ASSEMBLY Traditional with the Girls League is its semi-annual Installation Assembly which proclaims the officers of all the girls ' clubs officially and properly installed. GIRLS ' LEAGUE OFHCERS— SPRING ' 47 President Virginia Fisher Vice President Eleanore Zeisig Secretary ■ Betty Basconcillo Treasurer Norma Schnur Welfare C Rose Butala M Without the untiring efforts of Miss Helen Thursby, Girls ' League Advisor, and Miss Mary Clarke, Dean of Girls, the Girls ' League would not be the efficient, worthwhile organization it is. To them the members of the Girls ' League of the High School of Commerce give their thanks. Commerce ROT€ aiMWffffBiiBafffa P ffi Pi H , n !■! n im ! !.! !a! II I r ; «8- ■i«=St. ,f s hi IM ■1 fr 1 m The Commerce Battalioji on the Field. 1 1 Schwahn Prior Sue INSTRUCTORS: M Sgt. Miller, M Sgt, Lawson, M Sgt. Ward. Maccagno King Prior, McKenzie, Wlutten Roumbanis Robb ROT€ Officers FALL William Lanam Colonel James Davison Captain Ralph Prior 1st Lieutenant James Roumbanis 1st Lieutenant Milton Sue 1st Lieutenant Santos Beloy -.2nd Lieutenant Richard Coffman 2nd Lieutenant Ardith Eaton 2nd Lieutenant Arnold Gridley 2nd Lieutenant Andrew Maccagno 2nd Lieutenant Francis Schwahn 2nd Lieutenant William McFarlane 1 st Sergeant Roland Quintero 1 st Sergeant Walter Robb 1 st Sergeant Edward Barck Staff Sergeant Thomas King Staff Sergeant SPRING Ardith Eaton Colonel Arnold Gridley Captain Andrew Maccagno Captain Santos Beloy 1st Lieutenant Richard Coffman 1st Lieutenant James Roumbanis 1st Lieutenant Francis Schwahn 1st Lieutenant Ralph Prior 1st Lieutenant Edward Barck 2nd Lieutenant Thomas King 2nd Lieutenant William McFarlane 2nd Lieutenant Roland Quintero 2nd Lieutenant Walter Robb 2nd Lieutenant TOP: Company --A BOTTOM: Company B ROTC Companies Near the little corner stone of the old building down in an almost celler-like position lies an efficient and immaculate armory for the 100 or more privates, non- commissioned officers, and officers of the Reserve Of- ficer ' s Training Corp. In this haven of military disci ' pline and work, theoretical and practical lessons com- bine daily to bring forth a harmonious whole of train- ing in a military manner. Schedules, lessons, books, dances, parties, picnics are but a few of the indoor and outdoor activities that go into this organization. Part of the weekly training schedule is given to physical fitness during which time army exercises serve the purpose of building muscles. Under supervision of expert instructors the tasks of marching in parades, keeping up the efficiency of the rifle team, and preparing for the all-important annual federal inspection are carried out. Military Men Not only will this year be important to the R.O.T.C. because of the federal inspection, but also because, if the honor is obtained this year, it will mean the sixth consecutive time that honor has been maintained. These cadet soldiers, future civilians of tomorrow, will carry with them standards that are American — ideals that come from the Reserve Officer ' s Training Corp. HEARST RIFLE TEAM Beloy, Maccagno, Schwahn, Prior, McDonald. King, Burke, Gridley, Fouts, Rolandelli. SIXTH ARMY RIFLE TEAM Beloy, Maccagno. Schwahn, Prior, McDonald. COLORS Fouts. Robb. Quintero, Harris. R.O.T.C. BAND Barck, King. Pudarich, McFarlane. Dobson, James Ross, Gadini, Rayford, Kelly, Roosakos. Gelman Gonzales Langley Lazos Roumbanis Pcrkinii Y«rby Larson Staff Box Fall - 1946 Editor-in-Chief ..Norman Gelman Managing Editor Kenneth Langley Assistant Editor... Louis Gonzales Feature Editor Kay Lazos Sports Editor.. Jim Roumbanis Assistant Sports Ann Calcagno Exchange Editor Nancy Yerby Circulation Manager... Florence Larson Staff Artist Dale Perkins Photographers Everett FrysHe, Ed Brandt Journalism Advisor Miss Kathleen Hirschl REPORTERS George Campbell, Joan Hunt, Dolores Davanis, Joanne Painter, John Brennan, Beverly DeVoe, Bill Lanam, Florence Larson, Jim Davison, Walter Heath, Nancy Yerby, Gloria Hansen, Joan Daigneault. Comineree Typewriters were clicking, voices were shouting, people were going in and out of room 116, the tele- phone was ringing and above it all was the cry of the erstwhile editor, Norman Gelman. Such was the Journal- ism Workshop, or as it is better known, the birthplace of the Commerce Spirit, in the fall, 1946. Louie Gonzales, the assistant editor, would allay the fears of his executive, while Kay Lazos worried her pretty little head over her feature pages. But despite the gray hairs ever increasing in the heads of their editors, the staff nevertheless managed to publish five issues during the term. Many new ideas were incorporated into this series and many are still being used in feature columns. The group also upheld its theory of distributing its papers on the day some activity was being held. In this way the Student Body always knew the details of every event. It was a sad day when the staff realized that their last paper had hit the stands, but they also knew that it was time for a new staff since all good things must come to an end. TOP ROW: Perkins, Clayton, Landucci, Whitten. SECOND ROW: Campbell, Grimaud, Fryslie, Armanino, Dillingcr, Douglass, Koch, Schwahn, Moran, Thomas. THIRD ROW: Boltz, Medina, Sherry, Hansen, Martin, Noah. FRONT ROW: Roumbanis, Daigneault, Yerby, Davanis, Painter, Hunt, Langley. I§ipirit With deadlines constantly staring them in the face the Spirit Term 1947 was a continuous and buzzing body of reporters, out to scoop their fellow journalists and with their noses to the ground thinking up novel ways to present news and feature material. Your Spirit Staff presented the students of the High School of Commerce with five issues of the Commerce Spirit which seems like little, but actually was a big job. The editors, Joanne Painter and Dolores Davanis were kept busy seeing that reporters got their material in on time, seeing that a dummy was sent to the printer every three weeks, and planning those dummies so that the most news could be put in the limited amount of space with which they had to work. Each member of the Staff had the double duty of not only getting in Spirit material but also fulfilling his obligations to the Bulldog Record. Special thanks should now be extended to Nancy Yerby, Joan Hunt, Gloria Hansen, Jim Roumbanis, Joan Daigneault, Dale Perkins, and George Campbell who aided greatly in our publications. Davanis Painter Yerby Langley Perkitis Roumbanis Hansen Daigneault Staff Box Spring - 1947 Editors-in-Chief Dolores Davanis Joanne Painter Managing Editor Kenneth Langley Feature Editor Nancy Yerby Assistant Feature Editor ..Joan Hunt Sports Editor Jim Roumbanis Assistant Sports Editor George Campbell Exchange Editor ■..■.■■■■Glgria Hansen Circulation Manager.... r -Joan Daigneault Staff Artist....- Dale Perkins Photographer Everett Fryslie Journalism Advisor.... Miss Kathleen Hirschl REP ORTERS Joan Hunt, Gloria Hans€Ji _Joan Daigneault, B t Dil- linger, Walter Heath, George Campbell. Dill Armanino, Harley Boltz. George Clayton, Bill Douglass, Bernie Grimaud, Walter Heath, Sammie Hoover, Jean Johnson, Paul Koch, Bob Landucci, Lorraine Martin, Marie Medina, Oscar Moran, Paula Noah, Frank Schwahn, Maryann Sherry, Charles Whitten. Campbell FrysUe Noah Bull Dog Record Siaii Box Editor-in-Chief Kenneth Langley Assistant Editor Nancy Yerby Art Editor Dale Perkins Copy Editor . Joan Daigneault Business Manager .T TTrtr ebor-a Sports Editor Jim Roumbanis Advertising Manager George Campbell Feature Editor Joan Hunt Photography Editor Everett Fryslie Circulation Manager Paula Noah Journal Advisor Miss Kathleen Hirschl REPORTERS Bill Armanino, Harley Boltz, George Clayton, Dolores Davanis, Bert Dillinger, Bill Douglass, Bernie Grimaud. Gloria Hansen, Sammie Hoover, Jean Johnson, Paul Koch, Bob Landucci, Lorraine Martin. Marie Medina, Oscar Moran, Joanne Painter, Frank Schwahn, Maryann Sherry, William Thomas, Charles Whitten, Walter Heath. Behind the apparent melee in Room 116, Bulldog Record staff members were driving ahead with one purpose in view ... to meet the deadline. Student detectives ferreted out the names of photographed club members, typewriters clicked, the editor, Kenneth Langley, and advisor, Miss Hirschl, rapidly approached nervous breakdowns. Pictures were cut, pasted, torn, lost, bemoaned. Throngs of sightseers and well wishers flowed in and out, always underfoot, hanging over pic- tures, spilling glue, mixing up vital papers. Inspired staff members did art work . . . and redid it. Desperate journalists wrote columns . , . and rewrote them . . . eyes on the calendar and clock. And then came the date . . . the deadline was met, the book done. 116 drew itself up, heaved one deep sigh of relief, and settled back into the solid Commerce foundations, only a little worse for wear. Bnlldog Musieianis Echoing through the halls of Commerce, melodic strains of singing instruments and youthful voices lilt to familiar strains, constantly rehearsing to attain that degree of skill that now makes our orchestra, band, and glee club ever welcome at assemblies, rallies, and dances. Always ready with a tune to make the feet dance or the pulses jump is the school band — led by Instruttor Mr. Riley. For more solemn moments, the orchestra strikes up to create a mood or accompany a soloist. An enjoyable part of many of our assemblies are the pleasing voices of the chorus, lifted in a gay tune or reverent Christmas carol. Directed by Miss Martin, the vibrant voices entertain and serve to create special moods at many of Commerce ' s assemblies dedicated to the more serious side of school life. Glee Club TOP ROW: Bradley, Gaddini, Langley, Mr. Riley. THIRD ROW: O. Moran, Gonzales, Koch, Muribus, F. Moran, King, Bruce. SECOND ROW: ReshatofI, James, Ferrante, Smith, Dobson, Jackson, McNutt, Hope. BOTTOM ROW: Coccellato, Kelly, Pudarich, Barck, Cyprien, Roosakos, Ross. Commerce Band TOP ROW: Lopez, Mr. Krawitz, Cook, Monroe, Fre- goso, Mr. Riley, Instructor. SECOND ROW: McArthur, Cuneo, Joseph, Guevara, Garcia, Gage. THIRD ROW: Brown, Kidd, Alpers, Choroski, Comp- ton, Estrada, Duhon, Cammon, Ferris. BOTTOM ROW: Finerty, Garofalo, Strauss, Ferage, San Diego, Alva, Smith, Orlovitz, Capella. Orchestra TOP ROW: Coccellato, Walker, Thompson, Astmos, Morton, Ryan. SECOND ROW: Stons, Roberts, Alva, Stinger, Wil- liams, Lewis, Nelson, Recoli. THIRD ROW: Bournellis, Masuda, Semien, Wallace, Politis, McKay, Porritt, Yancy. FOURTH ROW: Jones, Maher, Williams, Amato, Lawler, Wise, Zeisig, Pappas. BOTTOM ROW: Monterosso, Vellis, Cobb, Keplin- ger, Fersel, Ryan, Woodyard, Wrigley, Pappas. Play ' s the Thing As castanets clicked and feet shuffled, the gayly picturesque, Spanish, Gay Havana , was one of the biggest successes of Commerce ' s dramatics classes . . . above, left to right are stars Pat Fergus, Christie Fergie, Bob Hughes and John Rubino . . . Mrs. Roberts, Mr. Culver, and Miss Martin, are shown choosing costumes and directing stars Enrica Polles and Edwin Birk . . the ever eagle eye of these chaperones are cautioning Furman Roberts and Theresa Buttucci . . . studying and exercising their abihties in dramatics are Shirley Lippincott, Joan Daigneault, Lucille Ludwig ... in preparing for this term ' s play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, appropriate costumes were chosen, (center right) by Nancy Nelson, Roslyn Fersel, Celia O ' Neil, Adeline Roman, Arline Rice . . . taking part in dramatics are these Commerce seniors, interested in the verbal expressions of the speaker. me nRST sport hIss V • i ' %fm:3 Dale Perkins, flashy Commerce guard, goes to the floor for the rebound, with Cimoli and Boyd standing by. M x - ■■ p M Varsity Cagers Kristovich LoscutofI Mattea Musante Perkins DON ALVIS . . . towering tip- in artist . . . good on defense . . . will see more action next season CHARLIE BOYD . . . Sophomore forward . . . started slow but caught fire as season progressed . . . tallied 26 digits. BOB BRUNO . . . strong on re- bounds . . . sophomore . . . will re- turn for two more seasons. HENRY CHIN ... a dead eye forward . . . good faker . . . scored 72 points for a 10 plus average. HARRY CURRY . . . good on rebounds and defense . . . played second string to Loscutoff . . . fine prospect for next year ' s team. JOHN KRISTOVICH ... a smooth hustling ball player . . . im- proved with season . . . deadeye . . . plenty of know how. JIM LOSCUTOFF . . . 6 ' 4 Jim ... a terrific rebounder and tipper . . . played in six games scoring 48 points . . . back next year. KEN MATTEA . . . aggressive guard . . . adept ball handler . . . always a hustler . . . counted 26 digits . . . another year ahead. ELMO MUSANTE . . . fast aggressive forward . . . didn ' t see much action but showed plenty of promise for future scoring. DALE PERKINS . . . stellar guard . . . excellent feeder to for- wards . . . good rebounder . . . valuable to team . . . tanked 16 markers. TAyLMrftJi Lai dribbles a rebound under the basket as John McCann, standing, guards against two opposing players. Enjaian Ghoranson F. Lai N. Lai Flying Pups 130 ' s RUDY ENJAIAN . . . Captain Rudy was a smooth working guard . . . named to third string All-City . . . tallied 45 markers. DON GOHRANSON . . . Don was an able substitute forward . . . he fed other teammates, taking few shots himself. FRANCIS LAI . . . Pivot man Francis was an excellent rebounder and floorman . . . scored 26 digits. NORMAN LAI . . . speedy for- ward . . . good shot from corner . . . nailed 31 counters. ARNOLD LOZA . . . second string center . . . Loza played in most of the contests . . . good and dependable. MANUEL MAHOMA . . . sec- ond string forward . . . played in few games . . . returns for another season. JOHN McCANN . . . Baseballer John was a good rebounder . . . switched off as first string forward. CLIFF WONG . . . Chff was the eye and high scorer of the 130 ' s, amassing 58 points. HOOVER WONG . . . first string guard . . . good ball handler and rebounder . . . scored 16 mark- ers. TOP ROW: Thurmatif Bruno, Christiansen, Musante, Kristovich, Curry, Anderson, Farley, Coach Lester. BOTTOM ROW; Alvin, Mattea, Loscutoff, Chin, Perkins. TOP ROW: Loza, Mahoma, McCann, Gohranson, Thurman. BOTTOM ROW: Wong, H., Enjaian, Wong, C. Bulldog Cagers Commerce ' s Varsity ended their campaign with a record of three victories and six setbacks. They chalked up victories over Washington, 39 ' 26, Balboa, 3 5-25, and Lowell, 38 ' 34, but dropped tilts to Lincoln, 52-31, Mission, 47-17, Poly 29-21, Sacred Heart, 31-26, Gali- leo, 34-30 in an overtime, and St. Ignatius, 29-16. Henry Chin led the Bulldogs in scoring with 72 digits, accumulated in only seven encounters. He missed the Poly and St. Ignatius games. Following Chin was Jim LuscutofF, who tallied 48 markers in six contests. The 130 ' s terminated their season by finishing in fourth place with a record of six victories and three defeats. They racked up wins against Lincoln, 33-32, Mission, 35-34, Poly, 37-29, Sacred Heart, 23-20, Balboa, 38-22, and Galileo, 37-27. The three defeats came at the hands of the clubs that finished ahead of the Bullpups. Washington, 24-14, Lowell, 28-19, and St. Ignatius, 29-23. Cliff Wong led the team in scoring with 58 points, followed by Rudy Enjaian with 43. lOP ROW: Manager Scholten, Chan, Meneguzzi, Horn, Ryan, Sanchez, Calhoun. BOTTOM ROW: Kwan, Jeong, LIm, Maflei, Jones. TOP ROW: Manager Scholten, Lo, Fong, Hong, Kwock, Lee, Coach Moy. BOTTOM ROW: Macia, Zugelder, Scrato. Ligkti eight Quints The 110 and 120 pound Bulldog quintets finished their seasons in second and third place respectively with identical records of seven wins and two defeats. The no ' s were sailing along at the top of their division with five consecutive triumphs but fell off the pace, dropping two of their last four encounters. They knocked over Poly, 19-17, St. Ignatius, 41-19, Galileo, 28-20. Balboa, 38-25, Lowell, 26-10, and were victorious over Sacred Heart in their final game. Mission and Washington were the only outfits able to defeat our boys. Mission trimmed them 26-20. and Washington likewise 38-30. Homer Zugelder led the team in scoring with 70 markers, followed by center Roland Hong with 41, Louis Kwock and Bill Lee with 40, and Tom Yuen with 38. The 120 ' s walloped St. Ignatius 28-13. GaHleo. 37-29. Balboa, 50-30, Mission, 39-27, Washington, 3 3-18, Lowell, 19-15, and Sacred Heart, 24-12. The losses came at the hands of first place Poly 27-18, and runner-up Lincoln, 20-17. Their sensational guard, Howard Lim, nailed high-point laurels with 78. Next best scores were made by forwards Jim Hom with 43. and David Kwan with 3 5. The Blue and Whites swing into action of the most thrilling plays of the opening games of the season. Baseball Highlights Paced by such returning stars as catcher Sal Fucile, pitcher Bob Ortiz, and first baseman Herm lus. Coach Erv. Delman ' s mighty Bulldogs again threaten to take the League by storm. As this article goes to press, only a few pre-season games have been played. At that, the Commerce nine has shown much promise. With lus at first, Liberati at the keystone, Ghiorzi covering the short patch, and Larry Smith playing his third season at the hot corner, the infield looks like the class of the loop. The outfield is strong with Bill Rodiack, a slugger with reputation, Don Gohranson, a smooth fielder, and Bill Calhoun, the newcomer. Behind the plate. Coach Delman has two of the top receivers in town. Sal Fucile and Woo Woo McCann. The pitching is also strong with returning Bob Ortiz, Dick Baugh, Ken Mattea, and rookie Al Maffei. CHARLES CALHOUN . . OUTFIELD- ER .. . Newcomer to the squad . . . looks good in the outfield . . . promising profpect. VINCE CARAMAGNO . . . SECOND BASEMAN . . . First year on the ball club . . . shows promise . . . fast in ' fielder , . . average hitter. FRED CUNEO . . . CATCHER . . . First year on the ball club . . . played good ball in Juni or High. HARRY CURRY . . FIRST BASEMAN . . . Returning member from last year . . . excellent on fielding . . . average hit- ter at the plate. SAL DE SANTI . . . CATCHER . . . First year man at Commerce shows a lot of promise . . . hard hitter. RUDY ENJAIAN . . . SHORTSTOP . . . Returning member from last year . . . good inficlder . . . capable hitter . . . fast SAL FUCILE . . . CATCHER . . Drives a lonf; ball . . . hits when hits are needed ... all around man. Mafiei, DeDan TOP RO ' R ' : Mc. rthur, Rudder, Fucile, Smith, lus. SECOND RO X•: Coach Delman, McCaim, Gohranson, Taylor, Curry, Mattea, Ghi- orzi, Enjaian, Ortiz, Goodin. BOTTOM RO S ' : Calhouti, DeSanti, Cuneo, Carajnagno, Liberati, Rodiack, Mafiei. VarsitT Baseball RENO GHIORZI . . . SHORTSTOP . . . Second Roy Nicely . . . lots of hubba ... a long hitter . . . good infield man. DON GOHRANSON . . . OUTFIELD- ER . . . Third year man . . . plays any field . . . speedy fielder . . . a good hitter. LEE GOODIN . . . OUTFIELDER . . . First year of ball . . . fast on the base; . . . shows a lot of promise. HERMAN lUS . . . FIRST BASEMAN . . . fancy fielder . . . hard hutcr . . smart team man . . . stout competitor . . . dependable. LOUIS LIBERATI . . . SECOND BASE- MAN . . . Keystone Kid . . . fast fielder , . . sharp hitter . . . good infield man. ALEX MAFFEI . . . PITCHER . . Second Bob Joyce . . . First year man . . has a good curve and hook. KEN MATHEA . . . PITCHER . . Made over infielder . . promising pitcher . . . has a good fast ball . . . good hitter. KEN McARTHUR . , . OUTFIELDEP . . . First year man . . . played ball ir Junior High . . . another promising pros pect. JOHNNY McCANN . . . CATCHER . . . plenty of pepper . . . excellent team man . . . sparkplug of the team. BOB ORTIZ . . . Ace hurler of staff . . . good hitter . . . can play outfield . . . fast pitcher. BILL RODIACK . . OUTFIELDER . . . speedster of the team . . . siege gun of the team . . . dependable hitter. GEORGE RUDDER . . . OUTFIELDER . . . First year man at Commerce . . . played good ball in Junior High. LARRY SMITH , . . THIRD BASE- MAN . . . Third year at the hot corner . . . best season coming . . . powerful arm. BILL TAYLOR . . HRST BASEMAN . . . second year man . . . shows promise . . . good infielder . . . played ball in Junior High. TOP ROW LLKl lO RIGHT: Jim Augustine, Tom Duncan, Sal Fucile, Elbert Henderson. LOWER ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Leo CostcIIo, Nick Ferrante, Lee Goodin, Herman lus. INTO ACTION— Lee Goodin getting off a perfect boot in the Lowell game. Seen blocking two Indian; play is all-city-back Julian Bala. Gridiron Memories Opening the season with its new coach, Ed (Red) Smith, the Commerce football team was very much underrated, but it took the Bulldogs just two weeks to prepare themselves for the St. Ignatius game. The Wildcats were the class of the league, and the Bull- dogs were heavy underdogs. To the surprise of all. Commerce turned back the Saints 9-0. Next came the powerful Balboa Bucs and they, too. met their master in the rampaging Bulldogs. Again the count was 9-0. Soon the Galileo Lion fell before the powerhouse Blue and White 32-6. The next contest was about the most thrilling witnessed all season. Playing their rivals. the Lowell Indians. Commercites were making good of yardage but couldn ' t score. With fourteen seconds left to play, Henderson passed to Rudometkin. The ball was bottled down by a Lowell defender. Before the ball hit the turf, Goodin scooped it up and went another five yards to score the only and winning touchdown of the game. The last half of the season wasn ' t successful for Commerce. The first loss suffered was to powerful Lincoln, 13-0. Washington was taken 18-6, and Mission outbucked us 7-6. Commerce lost a thrilling 24-13 battle to Poly in the semi-final. Final season standing, third place. 25 3 F0..6 ' _ 54.M6 18. sB INDIVIDUALS: TOP ROW: Keosian, P. Loscutoff, Ortiz, Smith. BOTTOM ROW: Kristo -ich, Morettini, Rudomctldn, Tatum. VARSITV GROUP: TOP ROW: Coach Smith, Hope, L. Smith, Brajkovich, Kristov-ich, lus, Morettini, Augustine, Tatum, Goodin, Henderson, Coach Delman. SECOND RO S•: Thomas, Epprecht, Hazel, P. Loscutoff, Ortiz, Ribero, Costello, Bala, Fudle, Griffin. BOTTOM ROW: Duncan, Pcchac Ferrante, Rudometkin. Muzzin, Rodiack, Keosian, Football Heroes Jim Augustine — Best open field block ' er on team — stout competition. Leo Costello — The little giant — held the middle of the line. Don Morettini — Strong defensive lineman, big, fast — rugged. Calvin Tatum — Among the best tack- ier? in the league — anchor on the line. Larry Smith — Sure fingered ball han ' dler — called defensive signals. Pete Loscutoff — Ace defense man — ball hawk — alwaylspn the play — Bob Ortiz — Best pass receiver on the team — always trj ' ing. John Rudometkin — Brains behind at- tack — good blocker — very fast. Lee Goodin — Blocking back — fast with plenty of power — played all positions. Elbert Henderson — Triple threat half- back — best kicker in the league — back next season. Julian Bala — Spark plug of the team — best linebacker in the loop — all- city back. Sal Fucile — Outstanding reserve; — quick thinking and plenty rough — back next season. Tom Duncan — Elusive back — fast and tricky runner — back next season. Nick Ferrante — Small — Compact — plenty of w hat it takes. John Kristovich — Among best defen- sive ends on squad — good blocker. Arsen Keosian — Steady guard — hard driving blocker — fast — aggressive. Herman lus — On the way up — good pass receiver — back next season. TOP ROW, L. TO R : L Copton, M. H. Friedrich.en. M. Rizzato, R. Gray, M. Mahoma, B. Y„.h A J ,. U„„ , B , W zavecch., J. Woodard. LOWER ROW, L. TO R.: H. Garcia, J. Tolentino L Ga e R VMI T X ' r- . t ' R. Duzac. o.eniino, l. uage, K. 1 ell, T. Tounger, C. .Astmos, G. Gonzales, §!tars of Tomorrow Commerce ' s football B squad, the farm club of the varsity, completed a successful season last year under the direction of Coach Ed Delman. Although this team played almost the same schedule as its big brother, the varsity, very little attention is given to the contest itself. The main reason for the B team is to find and develop the stars of tomorrow for the varsity. From the spring turnout it looks like Coach Delman did a fine job. Heading the list of new candidates for the varsity next season is Al Lan-avecchi. Al played fullback on the Goofs, but Coach Smith plans a call for him to fill the guard slot. Another top prospect is Rene Duzac, small but scrappy center. Duzac developed fast and impressed the coaching staff. James Woodward is another boy who may land a job with the varsity. James is big and quite fast. He looks like a fine blocking back. Along with these boys are a number of other lads that have promise and who will show their talents come September. M. H. Friednchsen who tips the Toledo over the 200 pound mark is one lad who is classified in this group. M. H. IS a tall blond lad who has his beef well distributed on a 6 foot, 1 inch frame. With two years of varsity ahead of him, he may develop into a fine lineman. Branislav Yaich, a huge hunk of man with a Slavic background, is another gridder who looks as though he will really develop into something terrific. Yaich has size and is fast. Robert Gray, a featherweight lineman has possibilities as a guard or center. With such a wealth of material coming up next season, Coach Ed Smith can look forward to a successful year. ■i4 Cinder iStars M,.rr,.w Ptrosso VIC BALTAZAR: Smooth-striding sprinter— one of Commerce ' s brightest high-jump hopes— a very good broad jumper. BOB EMERSON: Potential all-city— star of the 30 ' s hurdles and 100 yard dash— classiest light-w ' -eight in years. ELBERT HENDERSON: Star of the varsity low and high hurdles — placed first in every meet at press- time. JOE KOCHER: Another All-City man-pacing the 20 ' s to a great season— the man to watch when he puts on weight. AL LANZEVECCHIA: One of Commerce ' s most de- pendable dash men— versatile— good no matter what the event. PARK LEW: Flashiest sprinter to hit the league in a long time— All-City last season and shooting at it this year. TURK MORROW: All-City last season-does the century in 10:01 or less— a really great cinder man. JOE PEROSSO: Holder of the Valley record— pulling to do the half-mile in 2:03— Completes Commerce ' s well-rounded squad. They say fate runs m cycles, and it appears to be true. The jet teams which took State honors in the 1930 ' s seem to be born again in this year ' s track-men. Our varsity has come up with Henderson, who does the hurdles in 13 flat; and men like Lanzevecchia, Or- lovitz, Ribero, and Lew. The lightweights have discovered speedsters like Perosso, Baltazar, Emerson, Philpott, Ferrante, Kocher, Kortegaard, and Garcia. Some of these men have set times better than those of the old Champs. One of the few weaknesses of the squad is that they can ' t take their seconds and thirds. In all the meets, practically every first was taken by our squads, but the opposing teams came close by copping the place positions,— but all they did was come dose. Not only are they fast, but they have fight. Against S. I., Emerson was running the hurdles, and tripped on the first one. When he recovered he was eight yards behind the nearest man yet he went on to place second. All in all, Coach Smith ' s boys are making quite a splash this year, a splash that will leave its mark on the records. Winged Bulldogs Varsity 120 ' s BACK ROW: Hope, Lew, Hallett, Baugh, O. Johnson, Romero, Denys. MIDDLE ROW: Lee, Brown, Hayll. Morettini, Ribero, Compton, Dixon, Loza, Johnson. FRONT ROW: Henderson, Burke, Morrow, Lanze- vecchia, Gage, Ford, Roja, Orlovitz. Cross Country LEFT TO RIGHT: Philpott, Ford, Garcia, Roberts, Hallett, Ray, Loza, Ridella, Scholten, Rubino, Or- lovitz. BACK ROW: Coach Smith, Perosso, Thwaites, Gel- legos, Ford, Johns. MIDDLE ROW: Garcia, Riccardi, Gonzales, Molina. Sutherland, Ferrante. BACK ROW: Philpott, Gage, Baltazar, Jones, Emer- son. 130 ' s BACK ROW: Chan, Kocher, Lambert, Harrell, Mor- gan, Garcia. FRONT ROW: Tong, Beloy, Carral, Sherry, Dillinger (Kortegaard). Plungers and Cleat -Men When the Bulldogs took to water this term, they made quite a splash in more ways than one. The frurt of Coach Baumeister ' s diHgent efforts made a flashy squad that was hard for anyone to beat. Swimming TOP ROW: Armandoli. Hazes, Lee. Burke. Ghilardo. Vennieri. Hazel. SECOND ROW: Preston. Shaw. Alva. N. Lai. Lem. F. Lai. Terry, John. Yuen. BOTTOM ROW: Paulazzo. Choy. Kenfield. Calais. Graham. Soccer, one of the most stirring games of ball, heads the Commerce list of favorites again this year. Winning four spectacular games and losing six by tough breaks, the team came through to a striking end. Armanino, Perkins, Musante, and several others formed a fast, shifty squad that would have made championship with any luck. Soccer TOP ROW: Dennis, Alkier. Loza. Farley, B. Alkier, Sylvia. THIRD ROW: Salamin. Amandoli. Bruno. Johnson. Vennieri. SECOND ROW: Rosano, Hallett. Rubino. Radrekas, Furtch. BOTTOM ROW: Macia. Salcedo. Cook. Paulazzo. Bow- er, Liberti. ' ■  Elementary Tennis Athletic Laissiesi GAA Council TOP ROW: Linton, Halley, Horrobin, Gorman, Pier- son, Ashelford, Kamp, Cumminetti, Yancey. SECOND ROW: Bolten, Hill, Schnur, Ray, Withers, Plouche, Saunders. BOTTOM ROW: Erickson, Rosetti, Ruiz, Lilies, La- mothe, Fontana, Medina, Parker. Baseball TOP ROW: Nickerson, Howard, Homada, Williams, G. Newman. THIRD ROW: Bolten, D. Newman, Giacotta, E. Brown, Withers. SECOND ROW: Hill, Graham, Bill, Powell, Walker, Brown, Withers. BOTTOM ROW: Canavesio, Lilies, Lamothe, Ray, Pet- erson, Whelan, Wyatt, Cavanough. The letters, GAA, stand for the Girls ' Athletic Asso- ciation. Any girl in the High School of Commerce be- comes eligible for membership by taking a before or after school sport. The GAA is sponsored by the very competent Miss Grinnell. Badminton TOP ROW: Ferraris, Fide, McClutchen, Butala. THIRD ROW: Nelson, Mehrer, D. Ferraris, Olin, Hoyt, N. Wilcox, P. Wilcox. SECOND ROW: Swanson, Meschi, Sampo, Schnur, Peters, Van Woerkam, Lee, Tom. BOTTOM ROW: Smith, Demmler, Childs, Jones, Richardson, Myers, Fong, Chan. Girls ' Basketball Girls ' Baseball Girls ' Basketball Ball €luh Women One of the many sports offered to Commerce lassies is baseball. Although most girls do not dream of be- coming another Babe Ruth, they were all out for base- ball. Every Monday after school you could see the:e peppy gals cs they crossed the street and entered the Girl s Baseball TOP ROW: Pearson. Ashelford, Giacotto, Brown. Wil- liams. Chelios, Catsoui ' s, Goldkuhl, Garcia. FOURTH ROW: Robincon. S.mpson, Gorman. Plousha. Rucker. Peters, Demml:r, But!er. THIRD ROW: Ray, Celine. Palla. Don. Quan. Ruiz, Flynn. Hill. Sanders. Bolton. Schnur, Wong. Me- dina. Wong, Whelan. Hayes. Jones. SECOND ROW: Brounelles. Wyatt. Kung. Borg. De- Wilde. Howard, With:!rs. Parker. Yancey. Lilies. Rea. Fontana. Leong. Lamothe. Little. Canavesio. BOTTOM ROW: Cavanaugh, Newcomb. Chew. Howl- ing, Ching, Moss. Cumminetti. Monteroso. Peter- son, Mo::s. GirFs Basketball TOP ROW: DePoeli, Giocotto, Brown, Williams, Gor- man, Linton, Faix, Diaz, Schnur, Rucker. FOURTH ROW: Burgos. DeGrande. Ruiz. Morgan, Hill, Bolton, O ' Connor, Sanders, Plousha. THTRD ROW: Quan, Masuda. Borg. Flynn. Kung, Wong, Wong, Liong, Garcia, Medina. SECOND ROW: Ching, Masuda, Canavesio, Reye, Chew, Pearcon, Ashelford, Winters, Parket, De- Wilde. BOTTOM ROW: Don. Cummuniti. Lamothe. Horro- bin. Lilies. Fontana, Kawasaki. Girl ' s Basketball TOP ROW: Hill, Gorman, Piccie, Lillies, Bolten, Gar- cia. Masuda. Withers. BOTTOM ROW: Canavesia. Marsh. Lamothe, Horro- bin, Ray, Pearson, Ashelford. Kawasaki. Meraiaidenis Advanced Swimming TOP ROW: Roberts, Cullen J., Manderville. Cullen B., Zeisig. SECOND ROW: Susoev, Jericoff, Morgan, Padran, Kovach, Mueno. BOTTOM ROW: Ericksno, Wisell. Fergus, Pierce, Thompson, Morioka, Wise. Intermediate Swimming TOP ROW: Robinson, Rudometkin, Bright. Susow, Walker, Newton, Linton. SECOND ROW: Caballos, Guertin, Moore. Gonzales, Pendleton, Venneri, Plouche. BOTTOM ROW: Scholtz, Newcomb, Coffin, Brackrog, Moss, Dulay, Brenan, Robinson. Beginning Swimming TOP ROW: Lamothe, Nokamura, Armijo, Sanders, Longo. Commerce field in eager anticipation of the rip-roaring game about to start. Mrs. Smith, who has taught the baseball group for several terms, not only teaches the girls baseball, but also good sportsmanship and the importance of cooperating with one another. The GAA held a very successful inter-class volley ball tournament, in which the different gym classes played against each other. There was a great deal of kfen competition as the girls vigorously slammed the ball over the net to score decisive points. SECOND ROW: Lilies, Fontana, Medina, Abeyta, Hawiey, Versino, Parker, Conger. BOTTOM ROW: Howeling, Lopez. Depoeli, Burgos, Demree, Shapero, Yancey, Garcia. Lifesavers TOP ROW: Manderville, Pierce, Can, Cullen J.. Cullen B.. Fergus, Wise, Zeisig, Roberts. Lois Mander -ille Elementary Tennis Intermediate Tennis et k§ tars Th early bird found an enjoyable pastime in watching the birdie in a good game of badminton. which was taught by Miss Gantzer every Monday morning before school. The early bird usually gets the worm, but in this case he got the birdie. There were several prospective tennis champs in the advanced tennis group, which was taught by Miss Thursby on Wednesdays after school. These girls really played a mean game of tennis, since Miss Thursby always gave them helpful pointers. Watching them one would think that he was watching a bolt of lightning, since they dashed around the tennis court with endless vitality. The beginners ' tennis group, taught by Miss Grinnell on Thursdays after school, exhibited a great deal of ability and enthusiasm. Every Tuesday after school you could see the many Commerce Mermaids as they hurried to the pool where they were instructed in swimming by Miss Sink. Elementary Tennis TOP ROW: Frances, O ' Connor, Houweling, Stevenson, Landucci, Prestalo, Coffin, Barulich. MIDDLE ROW: Kuwahara, Masuda. Kuwahara, Mor- gan, DeGrande. Ale.xander, Venturoni, Politis, Kamp, Plouche. BOTTOM ROW: Adalo, Masuda, Howard, Diaz, Faix, Sanders, Demler, Sonada, Levy. Intermediate Tennis TOP ROW: Yrigoyen, Cook, Schmiedeskamp, Patter son, Lonnberg, Haden, Arquel, Amato, Takeuchi BOTTOM ROW: Ofalsa, Ochi, liog, Couzens, Yancey Kurosawa. §! immer SWIMMER: Lois Manderville, swimming champ an assistant instructor. SPORTS SNAPS . . . Four lads who gave the foot- ball coaching staff much aid during the football season . . . Commerce ' s flashy 130 ' s battling an East Bay enemy . . . 130 s again with their proud coach. Ken Kim . . . The Bulldog band adding color to an interesting game . . . happy varsity boys . . . Coach Walter Lester giving last minute instructions to his eager warriors . . . Com- merce lovelies practicing saving lives . . . Football Coaches Ed Smith and Erv Delman looking forward to another successful gridiron campaign next fall ... a a fine group of fall yell-leaders displaying their talents ... a last minute pass fails to produce a scare in the epic battle with Lowell Indians . . . baseball team man- agers are pals ... a tense moment on the Bulldog bench. The click of the typewriter, the quick stroke of the pencil, the beads of perspiration, the tenseness that pre- vails, the tick-tock of the classroom clock, the scream in the half-dark auditorium, the flash of the camera, the hanging skeleton, the zebra-striped boys running over the green grass. It must be a coming tragedy. No! it ' s three nine and a half. The journalism students type just a little faster to finish that last story. The shorthand class takes a last bit of dictation. The printing class closes the presses. In the library books are pu-hed back onto the shelves. The drama class hurries just a little faster to finish the last scene in the coming term play. The last journal picture is snapped. Mr. Millar ' s skeleton swings a Httle faster, as the wind blows through the laboratory window. The gym class finishes a lively game of soccer. Another chapter in the life of a Com- merce student closes. But there is that ever eager antici- pation for tomorrow and a new adventure. !§ eiiior Predictions Class o£ Fall -1946 IVaine IVoted For Prediction Xame ] foted For Prediction Adame, Armando „Build Lawyer Anderson, Barbara -Shortness Librarian Apear. Michael, Jr Piano Iturbi ' s assistant Anderson, Virginia -Accurateness Bouncer Bin. Mary Doris Wit Ten children Bivens, James A. -Smile - Basketball player Bogdanoff, John Limp - Bookkeeper Bos ini, Vera Speaking ability - Scientist Brajkovich, Pete Clothes Play-boy Burtchett, George Car Good husband Butticci, Theresa - Singing Broadway actress Cacek. Paul — - R.O.T.C Adventurer Calcagno, Ann, Neatness Housewife Chan, Beverly Hair Beauty operator Chan, Katherine Eccentricity School teacher Cherk, Dorothea —Figure Model clothes Chin, Annie T Student ' s money Banker Chin, Harry Physique Businessman Chow, Paul Personality — Husband Choy, Howard _ Tidiness - Jeweler Chuck, Henry -Liveliness Bobby-pin factory Costello, Leo Football All-American Daigre, Shirley Intelligence Housewife Dare, Stella Initiative College student Da San Martino, Jean Smile Early marriage Davis, William Jefferson ....Name U. S. President De Rosa, Yolanda Frankness Mother De Voe, Beverly Hair Chorus girl Domecus, Ernie Secret loves Lawyer Dong, Lillie Sweaters - Housewife Downic, Gloria Accent Hoofer Drewry, Virginia Kindness -Brewery owner Dunham, Shirlee Early marriage Mother of quints Duran, Marge Tight skirts Movie star Edgar, Helen Hair Private secretary Fanti, Lidia -Eyes Doctor Fiore, Antoinette Chewing gum Actress Flemming, Robert Frankness Gigolo Frow, Leonard Basketball Spoiled husband Fukui, Tomo Quietness Good husband Galante, Barbara Gallantness Firewoman Gan. Marion -Friends Mrs. Anthony Gee, Robett Loafing Postman Gelman, Norman Brains - City editor Ghilarducci, Barbara Quietness Auctioneer Gin, Evelyne Goodness Happy marriage Gin, Hoover Basketball College student Gon, Winifred Personality Mother Gonzales, Louis Glasses Writer Greene, Beverly Face - Marry S. I. boy Grose, Betty Hair Model Hall, Thomas Basketball Football player Harder, Betty Jean Complexion _ Radio actress Harvey, Priscilla Teeth Housewife Heidegger, Betty Jean Finger nails - Model Herrguth, Kathleen Straight hair Curly hair HoUis, Ella Mae Lips Fortune teller Howery, Ira L Football Baker Jabin, Stanley Loafing Hobo Jew, Merrill -....Dimples Basketball star Joe, Rose Kuei ; Energy Tourist Johnson, Beatrice Joy Shyness Secretary Jong, David Q Music - Bandleader Jung, Barbara Ann Legs Model Jung, Elizabeth M. .„ Sewing Seamstress Katches, Katherine Hands - Pianist Kosmos, Helen -Hair Marry a millionaire Krow, Gloria Pearl Teeth Marry a dentist Lam, Patricia Janet Wardrobe Dressmaker Lanam, William Personality Don Juan Larson, Florence Charm Art director Lazos, Kay Eyes -Housewife Lee, Alice Ping Shortness Hat check girl Lee, May Neatness Interior decorator Leen, Alice Virginia ' Her boys —Business executive Lew. June T Nose — Welder Liu, Jeanette H Height Olympic swimmer Loheide, Colleen Drawings Factory worker Low, Dorothy O Cute face Private secretary Loskutoff, Ann Sweetness - Bridesmaid Lowe, Betty Reading _ — Librarian Lowe, Joanne N Hands _ Laboratory technician Lutzens, Norma Profile Artist Mahoma, Flora -...Individualism -Future Greta Garbo Martin, Mary _ Speaking voice _ — Designer Martinez, Irene — Eyebrows _ World traveler Xante Noted For Prediction IVame Noted For Prediction Matjasich, Juliette Doodllngs Cartoonist McDaniel, Harriett Eyes Cow-girl McGirr, Frances H Cuteness Housewife Miglia, Irene Ann Voice Singer Moy, Walter Basketball Photographer Moxley, Virginia Complexion Fashion editor Mundine, Thelma Eyelashes Beauty operator Nicholin, Anna Ears Mother Oliver, Lorraine Parties Hostess Omori, Shigeru Sports Olympic games Partanen, Esther Ann Jewelry Saleswoman Politis, Lucas Piano Cavallero ' s stand-in Pollard, Stanley Wit Second Tennyson Polles, Enrice Voice „Opera singer Pon, Viola Sincerity School teacher Portillo, Carmen Blouses Housewife Quan, Grace Grace Sculptress Quong, Curtis Bowling Car dealer Rancatore, Marie Writing to Fred Fred ' s wife Reyes, Tony Harmonica Butcher Rudometkin, John Sports Gangster Ruij, Pearl Sweetness Mother Ryan, Bill Craziness Comedian Shubin, Vera Tallness Painter Sue, Milton R Discipline Army Lt. Suenaga, Saburo Co Intelligence Puzzle maker Thompson, Clifford Levis College bound Thuesen, Clara Height Chorus girl Ulbricht, Walter Poise Clerk Valestrino, John Smile Lawyer Van Nook, Cornelis Accent Ambassador Viemann, De Anne Sense of humor Wife Walker, Delores June Temper File clerk Walker, Dorene May Ed Marry Ed White, Ethelyne Jean Smitty Home maker Wilson, Theresa Marie Sleeping Own a mattress factory Wong, Betty Lai Quietness Auctioneer Wong, Carol Lew Hair Housewife Wong. Dorothy Ann Looks Model Wong, Frances Tininess Marry a millionaire Wong, Helen F Speaking voice Drama teacher Wong, Josephine _ Boy friends Office worker Wong, Pansy Perfume Conductorette Wong, Suey Gim Figure Beauty contest winner Young, Eva K White teeth Happy marriage Young, Wardell Strut Track star Yuen, Wayne Smile Carpenter Class of Spring -1947 Name Noted For Prediction Name Noted For Prediction Alexander, John Brains Chess champion Armanino, Bill Beard Ace orchestra leader Aquilina, Jewell Hair Housewife Arrighi, Audrea Ham Academy Award winner Augustine, Jim Good looks Pro-football star Azevedo, Dolores Personality Gym teacher Baca, Helen Eyes Circus bareback rider Badran, Mitchell Temper Minority leader Bagilco, Marie Tresses Baby buggy vender Barker, Joy Winning smile A good neighbor Bassi, Helen Ingenuity Bassi Bassinetts Bean, Shirley Ability Mrs. John Harp Billups, Annie Striped blazer Pub. Sp. teacher Boccaleoni, Louise Voice Secretary Boehler, Marcella Beauty Power ' s model Burke, Andrew Effervescence Good humor man Butala, Rose Dancing ability Chorus girl Bradley, James Lip Musician Cameron, Archie Humor Radio comedian Cardani, Norma Blue eyes Stenographer Carroll, Alice Shyness Store clerk Casey, Adele Petiteness Hawaiian dancer Cavallini, Robert Wavy hair Poet Chan, Beatrice Mathematics Tax consultant Chan, Evelyn Complexion Beautician Chan, Jennie „ Pleasantness Mother Chan , Joana Ballet Artist Chan, Lily Beauty Opera star Chan, Lucille Cute disposition Career girl Chan, Mary Tiny feet Cab driver Chin , David Brains Politician Chin, Horace Chin Public relations man Chin, Marion Homework Teacher Chin. Pearl Forthrightness Wife Chow. Ruby Money Bond broker Chu. Edward Teeth Chu-Ing Gum. Inc. Name Noted For Prediction Name Noted For Prediction Dusmessman Singer ..Charm school operator Clayton. George Shorthand . Cobb, Mary .Pipe Cockrell, Betty Loveliness Collamer, LeVerne Quietness A shhh-er in a hospital Connors, Dolores Bang Hair stylist Coujens, Violet Wit Pro-baseball Cullen, Betty Her sister A twin Cullen, Jacquelyn Her sister A twin Cunningham, Evelyn Attractiveness Model Bailing. Bruce Naivete Horse doctor D gr 7ull Toan Red hair Eye doctor u vanis, Dolores Eyelash Nagging housewife DUVis, Stella Idiosyncrasies In a bottle of hemo Davison, Jim Teeth Gardner Del Rosario, Clara Dimples Candlestick maker DeMartini, Edda Figure Milk bottler Dillinger, Bertram Muscles Bo.xer Doyle, Patricia Mustache Blouse girl Eaton, Ardith R. O. uniform Military man Emerson, Robert Blue glasses Optician Fenston, Robert Wander fever Scholar Fergie, Christie Curly hair Stage star Fergus, Patricia Accent Hotel hostess Ferguson, Shirley Tongue Business woman Fernandes, Phyllis Senior control High seniof ( Ferrante, Nick _Rugged chin Paper weight Fersel, Roslyn Charm Calendar girl Fisher, Virginia Index finger Social worker Fong, Dora Complexion Copy girl Fong, Eva _Neck Chiropractor Fong, Jean Dimples Model Foreman, William _Talk Tobacco auctioneer Frcy, Rosemarie Sensibility Dorothy Dix Fryslie, Everett „Flash bulbs Photographer Gee, Betty Exclamations Humorist Geisel, Irene Eyelashes Mrs. Ernie Domecus Goodin, Lee Walk Mr. Lee LoscutolF Green, Willie Obscurity Mystery man Gridley, Arnold R. O. bounce Street- cleaner Griffin, Calvin _Horsin ' ' round Bookie Guerrero, Eleanor Black eyes Lady wrestler Hall, Kenneth i Proboscis Professor Hallet, Albert Attitude Jail bird Hansen , Gloria Flit Pro-pest Hernande?, Eleanor Quips Centennial Queen Hirth, Lisetta Numbers Bookkeeper Hobson, Walter Agreeableness Restaurateur Horn, Andrew „Wave English teacher Hong. Nancy Charm Hostess Hong. Roland _Carefreeness Motorman Horrobin. Lois Blonde curls Bride Howard, Barbara .Strawberry hair Receptionist Hughes, Catherine Height Dancer Hughes, Robert Camera Cecil Beaton Hunt, Joan Wallet Bubble Bouncer Hog, June Grin Office worker Iqasa. Yukiko Hands Baker Johnson, Ethel Mae Laugh Census taker Johnson, Wesley Terrific personality Success Jones, Robert Southern accent Pro-yell leader Kafeyan. Richard Friendliness Business consultant Kabeke. Masaya Smile City comptroller Kasai, Hideo Jokes Radio star Kay, Irving Looks Gangster Keosian, Arsen Athletics Olympics Keplinger, Zona Graciousness Party planner Koga, Shoji Senior sweater Taxi driver Kordoulis, Mary Civic answers .... Pays to be Ignorant Kovach, Lorraine Brightness Information Please Kristovich. John Comb Hair dresser Kristovich, Mary Giggle Happy wife Kumagai. Suzie Rosy cheeks Dietician Kyono, Sakei Low voice Radio actress Lai, Norman Crawl Swimmer Lam, John Adaptability Lawyer Lajiducci, Bob Hair Laundryman ..Witticisms Orson Wells II ..Clothes Umpire Lee. Deborah Bangs Banker Lee. George Tall tales Reconteur Lee, Laura Curls Mystic Lee, Margaret Hands Manicurist Lee, Olive : Complexion Conductor Lee, Pansy Typing Secretary Lee. Patsy Jokes Comedienne Lee. Rose Perfume Gardener Lee, Viola Violin Concert star Lew, Park Car Driver Lewis. Joan Height Seven feet Lim, Howard Tresses Tree surgeon Lippincott, Shirley Singing Mrs. B. Dahling Lok . Lorraine Look Siren Longley, Patricia Muscles Side show queen Longwell. Allana Blue eyes Co-ed Lonnbcrg, Rada Voice Artist Loo. Harry Bridge Engineer Loo, Margaret Stew Cook Lopes, Nancy Topa? Jeweler Loscutolf, Elsie Figure Chaperon Louie, Allan Pronunciation Missionary Louie, Elaine Pain Doctor Louie, Jane Mane Hairdresser Low, Babette Brains Ballerina Low, Edna Facials Miss Woodbury ' 48 IVame Noted For Prediction Xame Noted For Prediction Lowe, Irene Grades Teacher Lowe, Jennie Eyes Dancer Losa, Arnold Cheers Policeman Lozada, Mary Money Belle Silver II Ludwig, Lucille Shirley Blonde MacDonald, Gene Tooth Dentist MandcU. Dick £ Personality Colonel Manderville, Lois •■ ■■ Planets Astrologist Mar, Ida Swimming Miss America Massey, Ronald „ Acting „Raymond Massey II McCullough, Nancy .Gym suit Tennis champ McDonald, Beverly Business Scatterbrain McFarlane. William R.O.T.C „ Army officer Messina, Anthony Wavy hair Rudolph Valentino II MiBella, Dolores Jella A Mrs. Ming. Beverly Ring Engaged Miseta, Takashi JCbdqur Translator Moberg, Raymond Chess playing Mathematician Molina. Caroline Small talk Hedda Hopper II Moran, Oscar Accent Linguist Morettini, Donald Build ,. Gym teacher Morrow. Janell Curly hair Tailor Mullen, Daniel Ears Fighter Munson, Mary Ellen Grace Conover girl Murphy, Gloria Insistence Census taker Musante. Elmo Soccer Butcher Myers, Betty Laughter ....Bubble dancer Nelson, Nancy Ability Movie star Ng, Helen Clothes Designer Ng, Grace .Pig-tails Hair dresser O ' Brien, Charles Shyness Engineer Ochiai, Lillian Volley ball Belle of the ball Ofalsa, Josephine Jntelligence Housewife O ' Neil, Celia .Beauty Mayor Padrun, Julia Charm Hello ' girl Painter, Joanne Brawn Gun-moll Palavos, Angelina Xoudness Undertaker Panhans, Helen Industriousness Horse thief Pappas, Darline Hairpins Fisherman Parsons, Lorraine Lips Newspaper lady Perkins, Dale Cartoons Artist Philpott, Arlen Feet Track star Pierce, Billie „ Suckers Southern cook Pira. Arthur ....Basketball Street sweeper Pow, Edna Sweaters Sweater girl Quan, Eleanor Face Secretary Quan, Katherine Clothes Ticket taker ■Quan, Susan Disposition Leading lady Quong, Pearl Rings Stenographer Reynolds, Carmelita Finger nails Wife -Rice, Arline Personality Drum majorette Roberts, Furman ..Briefcase President of U. S. Roche, Kenneth Laugh Sea captain Rodrique:, Olga Pomp Spanish dancer Rolandelli, RoseMarie Efficiency Miss California Roman, Adeline Elevator Dancer Ross, Henry Eyebrows Fireman Roumbanis, James Loafer jacket Sportscaster Ryan. Dolores Glasses Club woman Sakamaka, Joseph Grfn Good humor man Sam, Flora — Athletics Pool champ Sampo, Catherine Writing Foreign correspondent Sandoval, Josephine Ears Lonely Hearts editor Scholten, Robert Student body cards Father Seger, Barbara — Looks Bathing beauty Shalaba, Sarah Voice Singer Shultz, Shirley — J oise „ Society matron Small, Evelyn -Typing Mayor ' s secretary Smith, Alice Records Disc jockey- Smith, Dairow ., Swimming Deep sea diver Smith, Larry Bubble gum Electrician So , Corrine Sewing Hemstitcher Spomer, Doris — Cuteness „ Telephone operator Staiger, Karen Brains Sculptress Stark, Marie Cooking Housewife Stephenson, Donna Deep voice Petty girl Stinger, Leonard Spoon rings Restaurateur Strohl, Dan Funny face Admiral Takayama, Thomas Knowledge Assemblyman Talbot, Virginia Strawberry blonde Economist Togno zi, Audrey Jackets Model Tong, Helen Penmanship Historian Tong, Rita Badminton Woman athlete Toy, Bernice Filing „ Secretary Toy, Rose Drawing Artist Treveno, Marie Laugh Opera star Tsurmori, Mitsuo Glasses Rug cutter Tuck, Margaret Pert nose Librarian Tuhy, Anna Gracefulness . Ballet star Urbiztonda, Consuello Name Mrs. Jones Vassallo, Antoinette Friendliness Mother Vellis, Despina Good manners Etiquette authority Vigii, Betty Fine taste Plantation owner Watson, Hayden Voice News commentator Wi lkins, Ila Beauty Esquire girl Winter, Anita Personality Lillian Russell II Wong, Bernice Talents Success Wong, Dorothy Giggle Ventriloquist Wong, Genevieve Basketball Basketball star Wong, Hoover Impatience Efficiency expert Wong, Mary Jokes Joan Davis II Woodyard, Janet Singing Musical comedy star Woon, Rose Shoes .. Shoemaker Wrigley, Joe Ann ' . Wistfulhess Gum chewer Yee. Rose ..Tight skirts Vaudeville star Yce. Shirley Hair bows Florist Yee, Stella Safety pins Nurse Yep, Stella Pep Copy girl Young, Mabel Lunches ,. Cook Yuen, James Ability Pencil sharpener Zambukos, Helen Studious Fine Greek Orator, yell-leader, student supreme Wesley is right on the beam, A block C boy who gives his all We bet he ' ll always be on the ball. f 0 1. Dolores Davanis 5. Joan Hunt j 2. Nancy Nelson 6. Doris Spomer k i% n 3. Louise Boccaleoni 7. Audrea Arrighi S3 4. Allana Longwell 8. Adele Casey 9. June Hog 10. Celia O ' Neil 11. Antonette Vassalo 12. Gene McDonald 13. Wesley Johnson 14. Donna Stevenson H. Evelyn Cunningham 16. Irene Lowe 17. George Clayton 18. Phyllis Fernandes 19. Bob Scholten 20. Lucille Ludwig 21. Bob Hughes 22. Bilhe Pierce 23. Anita Winter 24. Dolores Connor 25. Shirley Lippincott 1. Pat Longley 2. Lorraine Kovach 3. Johnny Macia 4. Rosemarie Frey 5. Bob Landucci 6. Arline Rice 7. Don Morettini 8. Edda De Martini 9. Marie Stark 10. Rene Du;ak 11. Dale Perkins 12. Joan Hunt 13. Marian Chin 14. Nick Ferrante 15. Cullen Twins 16. Ken Langley 17. Lee Goodin 18. Mary Kordoulas 19. Eleanor Hernande; A little curl, a lovely smile A little girl, who ' s worth the while, A helping hand, with manner stceet Deborah Lee just can ' t be beat. 20. Barbara Howard 21. Joanne Painter 22. Norma Cardani 23. Richie Kafeyan 24. Dick Mandell 25. Julia Padrun 26. Betty Virgil 27. Joan Daigneault ASSEMBLY TIMES . . . Rain sloshed on workmen ' s heads as they laid plaques for the wartime graduating classes, after move-up as- sembly last December . . . tidy and attractive was the completed row of bronze covering each class ' history . . . happy seniors waved joyfully after move-up . . . lovely senoritas snap their fingers, click their heels at an assembly preview of the term production, Gay Havana . . . sylphlike maidens cavort around a chining tree in the Christmas assembly . . . songbird, Enrica Pollcs, reaches G above high C at graduation . . . Principal Lehman gives a parting word of advice as seniors say good-bye . . . the girls ' chorus join voices in a lilting Christmas carol . . . school musicians are greatly appreciated but having a talented guest artist at the marimba was something novel . . . Commerce blue ties and white middies gave color to the traditional Girls League installation assembly . . . thus is the story of Commerce ' s auditorium, host to entertainers of high talent from both the inside and outside of our school. ThroM li the Years You have just reached one of the milestones in your life and we congratulate you for your years of good work in school. Now you must carve your own career — and reach your other milestones by your own wise decisions. A wise decision is to select a dependable jeweler. One on whom you can always rely. We invite you to make Granat Bros, your jewelry headquarters. Here, you know any selection you make — whether it is a watch — an exclusively designed Granat diamond ring — or just a jewelry trinket — carries the name of a national institution and a guarantee that you must be entirely satisfied. 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LUCILLE RASMUSSEN Appointed upon graduation CAROL ATWOOD Appointed upon graduation THE DEIUL PRSES ' TRAIIIIG SCHOOE 821 Market Street FOUNDED 1935 San Francisco 3 Garfield 7296 Spanish accent, manner suave Born to lead is Tony, 1 ou kneic the best if e ' er you had This prexy as your crony. HI GIRLS! WHEN YOU ' RE LOOKING FOR COATS OR SUITS . . . LOOK FOR THIS LABEL. Ice Skates Roller Skates CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS BILL ROOT ' S SKATE SHOP 1821 Steiner Street WAlnut 1-0530 San Francisco PRINTING . . . that in quality and satisfaction marks the zenith of accomplishment Lexicon Press 500 Sansome Street Telephones: GarfieH 6859; Douglas 4756 FISHING TACKLE • GUNS ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT AMMUNITION SPORTSWEAR MISRACK ' S SPORTING GOODS EXPERT TENNIS REPAIRING RE-STRINGING 2456 MISSION STREET PHONE: Mission 9156 A Dick Haymes grin, a creiv cut head Always in a whirl. Of such is made our president Bruce, Dahling of each girl. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF SPRING 1947 T. J. CARDOZA CO. 511 HOWARD STREET SAN FRANCISCO I ' m planning on a job af the Telephone Company when I graduate The work is interesting — and important, too ■ Pay is good right from the start There are opportunities for pro- motion ■ Telephone people are friendly I can earn while I learn The w ork is steady Why don ' t you plan on a telephone company job, too? Come in and talk it over today at 140 New Montgomery Street, San Francisco THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY iust like a flotver whose name she bears Our Rose is siveet and gracious, A ivarming smile for all she meets Comes jrom her heart so spacious. GRADUATES — WHAT NOW? Congratulations and best wishes to you for every success in the future! If a career in business is your choice, the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company has many advantages to offer you and we would like to tell you about them. Why not pay us a visit? Office Hours are 8:30 to 5:00, Monday through Friday. METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 600 STOCKTON STREET SAN FRANCISCO 20, CALIFORNIA ., ' lA ■ A t J J. r . -A ) D J r M ■A ' v.. t; 1 Commerce HTmn In the heart of San Francisco, Challenging the eye. Stands our school above all others Stands our Commerce High. CHORUS Commerce High, to thee ive shall be I J vt ' Ever loyal and true, y : I I V i. f ' I, ■ ' Striving always to give service To the White and Blue. When our High School days are over _Tliough we ' re scattered wide We ' ll revere the name of Commerce ' sj Speak of her tcith pride. In Meiuoriain Miss Florence Barnard, former teacher Mr. Joseph Bentel, former teacher Mr. Thomas Connolly, retired head janitor Robert MacDonald, Class of January ' 45 Warner Wallace, student. .V. c ' -9 i A. :: , r-:. m . s ? ' - J « -Ail 1 r m « a- ' % S V, % f -TS il MT ' . ■ 1 k€U v ' ' ' Ai ' S. HKj lE RHiflr i3p i ' l ' V - ei -p« j %s. ;e