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

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M ' L as Jbfwipl as MnJ0f35fwsey Of me Q M Q11 ff aa Business Careers for Youn' Men IILMVFSS UHEHKS ron vounn urn W Q- A ' 1 O HELP young men plan their Business careers, Healds has published an authen- tic illustrated booklet of facts about Op- portunities in the Field of Business. It includes Business Management as a career -it points out in the Heald Alumnus, Bank Presidents, Heads of large Corporations, Con- fidential Secretaries and Accountants, Owners, Managers, and Business Executives in all lines of commercial enterprise. It tells how and where they trained, it tells where and how you can train in a short time at moderate cost, how the Heald placement depart- ment will assist you in securing a worthwhile position. SEND FOR THIS BOOKLET TODAY IT'S FREE Careers in Business for Young Women 9 OUNG WOMEN, who are planning their careers, are invited to write for this valuable guide book. It is packed with facts about Salaries, the future in Business, Beginning Positions, Top Positions, and Advantages and Opportunities in American Business, one of the greatest assets in the world today. This book ,is edited by Mrs. E. E. Brooke of New York's employment agency, and noted author of vocational guide books and magazine articles. It explains how quickly you can qualify for a business career, how you can get free placement with a life-time membership in the Heald free employment department. SEND FOR THIS BOOKLET TODAY IT'S FREE Many leaders 0 western industry were trained at Healds , HEALD ENGINEERING COLLEGE-Van Ness at Post-San Francisco offers Two-Year College Degree Courses in Electrical-Mechanical-Civil-Highway-and Architectural Engi- neering . . . Also Short Courses in Radio Servicing and Operating-Drafting, Mechanical, Structural and Architectural-Master Electrician. HE LD BU I ESS CULLEGE VAN NESS AVENUE AT POST ORdWay 3-5500 SAN FRANCISCO SAN JOSE. SACRAMENTO OAKLAND - Van Ness at Post 10 Notre Dame 9th and J 2090 Broadway l HIS YEAR CULMINATES A CENTURY OF GROWTH for our Golden State. A golden century, indeed, it has been. One hundred years ago, San Francisco was a quiet, sleepy, little Spanish settlement on the shores of a great bay. lt had been thus for two centuries and probably would have remained as such for many years more except for an accidental discovery of a yellow metal-GOLD. This occurred at Colma, January 24, l848. The full impact of this important discovery was not felt in the populous east until the first month of the following year. lt penetrated and stimulated the imagination of men not only in the United States but throughout the whole world. All these people had a common goal. They sought the wealth that was theirs for the seeking on a new frontier. Thousands of these adventurers came, poor. in material wealth but rich in the spirit of adventure and youth. They came with the high hopes and ambitions of youth. Many sought but few found the material wealth. When the first flush of the fever had- subsided, they stopped to look around, They saw a country of much promise with a wealth greater than gold. It was with the' same enthusiasm and strength that is so characteristic of youth that they set forth to establish a new civilizaion in the western frontier. Aswe look around us a century later and evaluate the heritage left to us by these pioneers, we are aware that they built well and had a far- seeing vision. The youth of today are no less adventurous nor ambitious than their predecessors. lt is within their power, during the next lOO years, to go throughout this glorious state and build upon an already sturdy founda- tion, a superstructure that will tower for future generations. As the stream of gold has run through the history of our Golden.State, so it runs through this book, interwoven with the golden dreams of youth. May the days you spent at Commerce always be a source of golden mem- ories. 'F Q .1-'I l . I 1 VT 1 x A ' is Rt ' ? I . F s F 1 J Sq. - . ,Lib mf:-IMR ,251 Yfiag, W .K A ..:L1..m'55 'bf sm F 'Lf fra 'F - I :Fr Wa mb'-A 3?- l'5p 15 v. 'X l I Wfwggfiiffffmzifiiif JN . . ww M1 gym ,Q AX Ex ski X 'xx sl 'X lg' ,Ex . 'Q fbi X X X, AE X-Q, W if . -733 Y' B ,X 'Q 5 1, 1 QS x l w 4 , I r W 4 ! F i AML. A L I 1 I Mr. Ralph H. Lehman OUR PRINCIPAL Across the span of one hundred years, we today salute our pioneers. ln recalling their heroic stature, youth is likely to regret the loss of those days of adventure-sailing across the ocean, rumbling in heavy wagons across the plains, climbing mountains, fording rivers, fighting the red Indians-all to reach the land of gold. But when has there been a greater pioneering age than in this century, now approaching its second half? Soon the air will be charted as fully as are the seas, and an adventurous pioneer may blaze the path to inter-planetary travel. Science has passed from guess and hazard and theory into the realm of exactness, medicine has brought almost a new race in the physical perfection of youth. Health now is not a goal to be desired, it is an accepted condition. But all this has been brought about by pioneers in the field. Once the world has freed itself from the havoc wrought by the late war and peace has asserted itself throughout the world, the entire continent of Asia will eagerly await the young pioneers from the West, who will speed the development of its nations. The land, the water, and the air have been conquered by pioneers. Science, education, religion, culture, have had their pioneers. There is a new field of pioneering which is changing the history of the entire world-this is the field of govern- ment. The political world is now an individualistic world, in which each member counts, not only as one unit of a collective group, but as of himself. Every barrier of color, of race, of religion, is down. No longer is it WHO the individual is, but WHAT he is doing that counts. No longer are you measured by where you have been, but by where you are going. Youth today has the chance of glorious pioneering. lt has been given every opportunity and every advantage, including education free and unlimited, The services of the world are at its beck and call. Each boy, each girl, may carve out the future he or she desires. The responsibility, the opportunity is his- to be the pioneer who will achieve his own destiny. Only, as you go from this school out into the life of the larger world, don't sit on the side lines and watch the other fellow pioneer. Life offers its treasures for the asking, select your plan of life and fulfill it. And that all good fortune and success accompany you throughout your lives is the sincere wish of your PRINCIPAL. SUR DEAIXIS To the Graduates: A golden aura led the '49ers, the Argonauts and the pioneers of a century ago, to brave the hardships of the long trek to California and adventure . . . here to overlay as a patina, another civilization on the pas- toral heritage of this remote province that once was Spain's and later, Mexico's. These '49ers for the most part were young and had the hopes and ideals of youth to spur them on. This year from the Mother Lode mining towns to Ports- mouth Square in San Francisco, where the replicas of the first schoolhouse, the first hotel, and the first jail are being erected, the fiesta spirit is on, and you are a part of it. lt is a great privilege for you to be modern pioneers in l949. California today has a lure of adventure and a promise of material success for those who will work for it. There is still gold in the forest-covered slopes of the Sierra, in the more practical white gold, carried along copper wires from the great hydro- electric power plants to the teeming cities the pio- neers founded, in the black gold of the state's rich oil wells, in the brown earth, once golden with pop- pies, but now yielding the gold of citrus groves, or- chards, vineyards, and field crops. All the resources that have made California great in the century inter- vening, are yours . . . to use and to conserve. So, forward-looking young citizens of this great state, and of this, your city on its matchless bay by the Golden Gate, build well for all time, and as the pioneers entrusted this rich glorious heritage to you, transmit it to the future generations, made greater by the scope of your achievements. l shall remember with pleasure this year at Com- merce, working with you graduates, underclassmen and the fellow teachers. I have enjoyed with you the splendid spirit in which you have supported your school and its activities, and l am happy that l, too, have been privileged to be a part of this, your Record of the golden days of l949. My best wishes go with you, now and always. Laurence M. Childers Assistant Principal and Dean of Boys Mary T. Clarke Assistant Principal and Dean of Girls Congratulations to the boys and girls of the grad- uating class of June, l949. Looking back to four years of high school living, you see yourselves as in- dividuals participating actively or quietly in all forms of school life. Some see themselves as student body officers, classroom officers, or leaders of the various school organizations. A few will see themselves as non-participating individuals concerned chiefly with sitting on the side-lines and watching the show go by. ln some way these last have missed the joyous satis- factions that come from active participation in group living. The wishful thinking that colors the future is apt to hide the fact that the contributions made to school living have outlined a pattern of life that is likely to be followed. The world will never be bigger than we are. On the other hand, there is a thrilling challenge in the thought that the world can be better because we are in it. Whatever the pattern of your school living, life now holds for you a vital role, if you will but play the part. Each one of you is an individual and a social being, and the royal road to happiness will be found in the acceptance of individual responsibility and in- dividual initiative for the common good of all. You count, and even the most obscure person can be very important. Have you heard the story of the match? lt origi- nated in Hollywood shortly after the close of the war. A very interesting and realistic war pageant was be- ing shown in the huge amphitheatre, with lO0,000 persons present. War paraphernalia, artillery, then, suddenly, complete blackness! Out of this blackness that huge concourse heard a voice saying: You think you are unimportant and your job is unim- portant because it is such a little job. You are wrong. The most obscure person can be very important. Anyone here who wants to exercise a far-reaching influence may do so, Let me show you what l mean. With that the speaker lit a match, and its tiny flame piercing the darkness was seen by all. Spon- taneously, everyone then struck a match, and the brilliant illumination that resulted turned that vast blackness to light. Are you less important than a match? mimi, lllX ' g,,Q P'.. X y lbllllggiiiiillliil lllllllll in W, ,X Q!willllllllllllllllllllllllll 4 . FACULTY Alexander, Miss Betty . Bailey, Miss Leonora . . Baumeister, Mr. Bernard . Best, Miss Loretta . . Biggi, Mr. Andrew J. . Bolin, Mr. John . . Brillhart, Mr. Harold E. . Burrell, Mrs. Marie . . . Callaway, Mr. Ivor . , Boys' 'Cerruti, Miss Edvige . . . Connell, Mr. John . Delman, Mr. Ervin. . g Dewey, Miss Constance Dozier, Mrs. Alberta . Fischer, Mrs. Gertrude . Fourtane, Mr. Edward . . Frederick, Mr. E. Kaempen . Gantzer, Miss Alice . . Gastonguay, Mrs. Florence . George, Miss Beverly . . Germano, Mr. Nicholas . Gleditzsch, Mr. Arthur . Golding, Miss Mary F. . Grayson, Miss Marguerite . 'YGrinnell, Miss Marjorie . Hater, Mrs. Edith . . Hanchett, Mr. Edward . . Hasselbrock, Miss Gertrude . Hedden, Mr. Thomas N. . 'Hennessy, Miss Aileen . Higgins, Mrs. Barbara . Jennings, Mr. Henry Johnson, Miss Mae . Johnson, Mrs. Marie Lawson, Sgt. Fred E. . Lester, Mr. Walter . Linn, Mr. Donald . O O O . . Business Dramatics, English . . . Science . . . Art . . Spanish . Social Studies . . . Mathematics . . . . . Social Studies Physical Education, Americanization . . . . ltalian, Spanish . . . Mathematics Boys' Physical Education . . Latin, English . . English . Household Arts . . Art Metal . . Head Counselor . Girls' Physical Education . . . Mathematics . . Social Studies . . Printing, Visual Aids . . . . . . English . English, Educational Counselor . . . . . Librarian Girls' Physical Education . . . . Business Science, Social Studies . . . . Science Boys' Physical Education . . . Mathematics . English, School Treasurer . . . . Science . Business, Attendance . . Household Arts . . . . R.O.T,C. Boys' Physical Education . . . . Business FACULTY. . . Lins, Miss Mary . Liuzza, Miss Jacqueline Lo Forti, Mr. Robert V. Lyman, Miss Evelyn Makower, Mr. Myron Marcus, Mr. Donald . Martin, Mrs. Kathryn Martin, Mr. Leland . McCoy, Mrs. Fleta . Millar, Mr. William . Morris, Mr. Lewis . Newton, Mrs. Esther O'Brien, Mr. Daniel . Proschold, Miss Vivian Riley, Mr. James . . Roberts, Mrs. lva . Schoch, Mr. Frank . Schoch, Mrs. Marian 'Shane, Miss Veronica Silveria, Miss Victoria Sink, Miss Irene . . 'M 52 .- Tiers I i,lK5 .. t- . N - X .H ST-T61 it - . Y 4 ' ' ' X xx . xl? A qs 'tb SSSIQS. S , Nc. l . . . Librarian Business, Registrar . . . Science . . . . Business . ..... Business . Social Science, Mathematics . . . . English . . Social Studies . Social Science . . Science Journalism . Business . English . Business . . . Music . . . . English Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing . Health Counselor . . Social Studies Library, English, Science Girls' Physical Education Smith, Mr. Edward . Boys' Physical Education, Vocational Counselor Smith, Mrs. Jesse . Girls' Physical Education, Com. Relations Coun. Smith, Miss Mildred ....... Social Studies' Strachan, Miss Agnes ......... French Thursby, Miss Helen . Girls' Physical Edu., Personal Problems' Coun. Trewick, Miss Ellen . . . .... Mathematics Truka, Miss Elizabeth ....... Wood Carving Ulving, Miss Margaret . . English, Social Studies Wallach, Mrs. Anne . Ward, Sgt. Glenn F. . . Wheeler, Mrs. Marie Whigam, Mr. Elgin . Wilson, Miss Lone . Wood, Miss Rubye . World, Mr. John . Head of Department. . . . . English . . . R.O.T.C. . . Household Arts, Cafeteria . . industrial Arts . . . Business English, Social Studies . . . Science ' t STUDENT 30D DTT CERS SPRINT BILL BAUER . . . President PAT DE WILDE . . . V-President M. H. FRIEDRICKSEN . Dist. Atty. ED JOHNSON .... Treasurer DIANE FERAGE . . . Secretary MILLIE PRASTALO . Reg. of Votes AL LUJAN .... Yell Leader STUDENT 3OID DTT CEIQS EAL- BRANISLAV YAICH . . President VIRGINIA HARMON . V-President AL CHAN . . . District Attorney PAT DE WILDE ..., Treasurer GLADYS DE ANDREIS . Secretary BILL BAUER . . YeII Leader via ,u , w 3 5 V X ix Y I ' X9 . 1, . M -Q , u 112 ' W. WQSZW . f rw. Qmwwmkm M-, A .MEUR , m W .N . Q N1 X , WHY. . H '. HN at , 2 f X In m'mAn-mm M X ' L ,eff ii ' J 525'-ff 5 HM M A Q in Q L 42:13 LRE Y X Q 1. M ma F , -ww, V 1 Q i54,,-Q.w Bfhvnm X ,mfw '4'nzx7 I Sh - ss :Vx N 11 ,X H fI'f1ziL,A E. ' .1 - , V k SX K Y gf X- Us .z mx n 2:1 . F-'37 yr KM fx H in - ,d ,, Mn: I ,,l, ,, , .,, 1.L. 4M., , it .n Hass-BMW X V. , . ,.Wf . , ,A .:, ik N W W. . ., :Q V blxwii f l. , kk 9, X In . sd. L NBR A F . . Aff vw , f A ..,, JU, Vmujg K W Lgxl in-,-QW xv- f 'XML-m -rf A ML 5 :Nw -v.H Y mil I aw x3 Y K WN H WL -fy., il, K ., , , M M vi . -A AH A W '-. - Q lalxfl- . ' Gi K W I nwwm X , .I .I lg uk ,,- : -',g -. ww, mf h ., , ,ENE I iff 1. n . 5 V, 'LI I-IIGI-1 SEIXIICDR OPHCLIQS FALL President . Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer . Yell Leader . G.A.R. . . RICHARD AMANDOLI . BEVERLY BOLTON . JOSEPHINE RUIZ . SAL PALMISANO GEORGE GONZALES . DOLORES HILL Hier-I SENIQR QHIQHQS SPRING 'xg QV V1 Lf President . . . ED SALCEDO Vice-President . . . CLARA BORG Secretary . MARY ANN SHERRY Treasurer . DON LEVINSKI Yell Leader . . . . ALEX MAFFEI Social Representative . . LOUISE CUMINETTI B.A.R .... . BOB BRUNO FALL GRADUATES, 'I948 . . AFINSOFF, BETTYE . . . Betts . . . cute . . . likes Opera . . . Ballets . . . wants to be a music teacher. ALPERS, KENNETH . . . Ken . . . belongs to Dance Band . . . dislikes New Look . . . French major. AMANDOLI, RICHARD . . . Dick . . . Senior Prexy . . . likes anything good to eat . . . sleeping . . . languages. APOSTOLO, CECELIA . . . Celia . . . wants to be bearded lady in circus . . . likes spaghetti, apple pie. ATTARD, ROSE. . . member of Social Service Club . . . nice. . . likes swimming . . . dancing . . . fried chicken. BASCONCILLO, BETTY . . . Betts . . . Girls' League Prexy . . . dislikes conceited people . . . likes parties. BILL, ETHEL1 . . Mae . . . GAA member . . .Teen Age Club . . . likes Trudy, fried chicken . . . ice cream. BOLTON, BEVERLY . . . B.B .... Dance Club member . . . High Senior V.-Pres .... likes Nancy, Betty, Yo. BROWN, JANET . . . collects progressive records . . . likes movies . . . pizza . . . million dollars. ' CANVESIO, JOLYNE . . . Jo . . . Dance Club secretary . . . secretarial training . . . dancing . . . garlic bread. CATSOULIS, FLORENCE . . . Babe . . . V.-Prexy of Health Service . . . ice-skating, swimming, likes cake. CHAN, THOMAS . . . Charlie . . . librarian . . . to be interpreter is ambition . . . favors Tony Martin. CHIU, LILY . . . Lil . . . S.S.S. member . . . dislikes put on personality . . . likes Irene Wong . . . men. CIRELLI, GEORGE . . . low senior treas .... dislikes silly girls . . . cold gym classes . . . likes steak. CONDROTT, GERALDINE . . . Gerry . . . treasurer of Health Club. . . Clerical major . . . ice cream. . . steak. CRNCICH, EVELYN . . . Evie . . C.S.F. hates unfriend- ly kids . . . nurse is ambition . . . likes anything edible. DE ALBA, DOLORES . . . Dee . . . Dance Club . . . sweet . . . likes ice skating . . . bowling . . . Geo. Koch. DE ANDREIS, GLADYS . . . Dee Dee . . . Dance Club . . . awfully nice . . . likes sense of humor, ceramics. DECKER, ELEANOR . . . nice personality . . . likes dancing, bowling . . . spaghetti, steaks and onions. DIMAS, MARIO JULIO . . . Marc . . . dislikes long skirts. . . homework. . . likes tortillas, pie and chicken. DUVAL, JEAN . . . very nice . . . Dance Club . . . likes Italian food . . . going out . . . dislikes ants. FYLNN, PATRICIA . . . Pat. . .Junior prexy . . . likes spaghetti, Jeannie, Nancy . . . Bill. FOSTER, JOSEPH . . . Joe . . . wants to be police officer . . . nice kid . . . likes Eleanor . . . bowling, dancing. FRANCESCHINI, OLGA . . . Shorty . . . Social Service member . . . Millinery major . . . plans to marry. GAGE, LOUIS . -. . Happy . . . P.E. major . . . Till Tom member . . . nice guy . . . Ping Pong player GARDETTO, GLORIA . . . Glo-Baby . . . plans to be a housewife . . . interested in Bill . . . likes ,fried chicken. GIN, MARIE . . . Clerical major . . . likes sports . . . good swimmer . . . would like to be secure in life. GOLDBERG, BETTY . . . Louie . . . plans to marry after graduation . . . Commercial major . . . likes to eat. GOLDKUHL, JEANIE . . . Stinky . . . Science major . . . will miss George . . . would like to be a nurse. GONZALEZ, DEMETRIO. . .good looking. . .likes food ...girls. . .would like to be a millionnaire. GONZALES, OSWALD ANTHONY . . . Ozzie . . .Block C . . . doesn't like new look. . . will miss Reg and pals. GONZALES, GEORGE . . . All-City Band . . . Sr. Or- chestra . . . Music major . . . will miss the girls. . . . FALL GRADUATES, 1948 GORLA, SHARON . . . Sherri . . . likes Walt Marten- son . . . will miss school . . . Chinese food . . . typing. GRAY, BETTY . . . Betts . . . Senior Control . . . likes U.S.F .... Latin major . . . ambition light house keeper. GRIFFIN, WILLIAM ... good dancer ... likes girls .. sports. . .Al Lujan. . .traveling . .Math major. HARMAN, VIRGINIA Happy.. .SB Vice-President .. .will miss Dick's . .room 25. . .Senior Jinx. HARRIS, NANCY . . . Nan . . . member of Congress . . . Art major . . . lemon pies . . likes to skate. HARRIS, PHILLIP . . . Phil . . . Record club . . . Music major . . . tennis and girls rate high . . . sax player. HILL, DOLORES . . . Dilly . . . Dance club . . . Clerical major . . . very sweet will miss the escalators. HIRTH, BERTHA . . . History major . . . would like to be a nurse , . . tennis, fish and turkey . . . brilliant. JANG, PAUL . . . Limpy . . . French-Math major . . . Falcon Hi-Y member . . . likes steak and his buddies. JUNG, LILLIAN . . . Lill . . . Chinese Social Club . . . C.S.F. and S.S.S .... likes bowling . . . like to be rich. KEANE, PATRICIA . . . Pat. . . Senior Control . . . Art- History major . . . likes ice skating . . . wll miss friends KELLY, THEODORE . . . Teddy Bear . . . Journal Rep . . . Music major . . . would like to be a musician. KINNEY, LEWIS . . . Lew . . . doesn't like long skirts . . . likes girls and pool . . . favorite food steak. KOCH, PAUL MATTHEW . . . Coke . . . Dance Band . . . Feature Editor . . . Music major . . . show business.- KOO, CHONG . . . Projection . . . S.S.S. and C.S.F. member . . . likes movies, sports . . . lab technician. LAW, DOROTHY . . . Shorthand major . . . ambition to be secretary . . . likes fried chicken . . . loafing. LEE, ELLEN . . . El . . . Chinese Social . . . business course . . . owner of business . . . dancing . . . lovable. LEE, JANE . . . S.S.S .... radio listener . . . movies . . . sports . . . business . . . Chinese Social . . . nice. LIBERATI, LOUIS . . . Lulu . . . Block C President . . . Baseball . , . to be a success . . . soccer . . . personality. LIM, THOMAS . . . Tommy. . . sports . . . traveling . . . be a business man . . . friendly people . . . tried chicken. LOOK, GEORGE . . . printing . . . Chinese Social Club . . . art . . . fried chicken . . . sociable people, friendly. LOSCUTOFF, JACK. . .Yogi. . .cross country.. .Joanne . . .loating. . peanut butter. . .spanish . .nice. LUIPPOLD, DORIS. . .Sect. ot reg. Norman.. .danc- ing.. .Sr. Control.. .Social Service.. .Betty and Cecilia. MAGANA, CHARLES. . .Y.M.C.A, . Science. . .read- ing.. .to be pharmacist. . .swimming. . .Chinese food. MAROTTO, JOAN. . Miss Russell. . .woman of the world. . .home economics. . cute. . ,day dreaming. MARSH, JANIS. . .Jan. . .Senior Control.. .figure his- tory. . .G.A.R. of reg.. .travel. . .gab sessions. McDONALD, PAUL... Mack... Reading... artist... history.. .nice fellow. . .pesty girls.. .succeed. McKENDREE, BARBARA ...Bob. .. being sweet ... money. . .V.P. of Library Club. . .spending money. MENEGUZZI, ANGELO. . .Ang.. Block C boy.. .bas- ketball...Pres. of reg .... make a million.. loafing. MIFSUD, JENNIE.. Senior Control. . .writing letters .. .secretarial training.. .dress designer, . .sweet kid. MONTERROSSO, NANCY. . .Shorty. . .Senior Control ...singing. . .hoce economics.. .Bill ... snooty people. MORGAN, VIRGINIA . ., Vicky . .cute. . .outstanding personality. . .dislikes conceited people. . .work. FALL GRADUATES, 'I948 . . . MUELLNER, RUTH.. .music club. . .playing the piano .. .musician. painting.. .swimming.. .friendly, nice. MURIBUS, FRED.. .B.A.R.of reg.. .playing the violin . math. orchestra.. .likes everyone. NAVE, ELIZABETH. . .Bets. . .Dancing and skating. .. fashion designer.. .dislikes kill-joys. . .fun to be with. OLSON, EDNA.. Eddie. . .Pres. of girls glee club. . . Science major.. .nice. . .dancing. dislikes snobs. PALMISANO, SAL. . Sonny. R.O.T.C. . . .stage club ...Josie. . .Accounting . .laughing boy.. .nice head. PANACCI, ALFRED. . .Al. . .dance committee. . .good sense of humor.. succeed in college. . .math. RAYFORD, PRENTISS. . .Slappy. . . Band. . .Science . .. music.. going out every night...sweet kid. RESHATOFF, JACK. . .trumpet player. . .dance band .. music lover. . .girls. . .dislikes short hair.. .math. RICHMOND, LEROY.. Buster.. football fiend. . .the Calverliers. . .Carpentry major. . spaghetti, meatballs. RILLERA, HERBERT.. .S.S.S.. . .English major. . .sports . . likes music and girls.. .vegetable eater.. .engineer. ROMERO, TONY.. Stomper.. .Block C. . .pet peeve: his shyness. . .will miss people who laugh. ' ROSA, NORMA . . Rosie . . .Dance club .. .Secretarial major.. .doesn't like loud boys.. .swimmer. RUIZ, JOSEPHINE ...Josie .. H-l2 Sec. ...Clerical major. . .will miss Senior Control post. SAN DIEGO, DOLORES. . .pretty. . .likes to dance. . .go to movies. . to eat anything that is edible. SHALABA, NANCY.. .Punchie. . .Vice-Pres. of reg. . 4. will miss kids.. .wants to be a model. SIMS, JOSEPH. . .Cherokee. . .member of Library Club .. .wants to become world's champion in boxing. SPRINGER, EVELYN. . .Evie. . .will be a good wife... likes to go bike riding.. .will miss friends. TRAIL, JOHN.. .Jack. . stage crew manager. . .is go- ing to be a builder.. .will miss stage crew. VASSALLO, ANTOINETTE ...Toni ...likes skating, shows and pie. . .will miss Pat Flynn's board. VEACH, OSCAR.:.Junior. . .wants to be a policeman ...likes baseball.. .will miss all of the kids. WHANG, EVA.. .wants to graduate from college. . . likes to bowl.. pet peeve: Monday mornings. WILCOX, PATRICIA.. .Pat. . .will miss football games . . .want happy life with Elby. . .Stenographer. WILSON, VIRGINIA. . .Ginger. . .Homemaking major . . .tiny. . .will miss Tony Romero and Mr. Delman. WONG, WINNIFRED. . .Winnie. . .likes to listen to radio.. .traveling. . .bowling. . .fried chicken. WOODARD, JERRY. . .Smokey. . .Block'C member. . . ambition is to become P.E. teacher. . .Elsa's man. YAICH, BRANISLAV. . .Branny. . .Student Body Prexy ...will miss the kids and room 25. . .very nice. ZORICI-I, BETTY. . .Senior Control member. . .hates dirty saddles. . .will miss all the assemblies. FALL GRADUATIIXIG SEIXIIGRS Lillian Loon Frank Zelaya Mary Bickers Rollins Broussard Ellen Chan Ronald Chin KNO pictures? Bertha Crouch Arthur Greer William Jones Clair Peterson Robert Preston Don Robinson Sally Sanchez Arthur Serata Walter Serata Ray Shibata Henry Wong Irene Wong GRADUATING VETERANS Robert Neeley REGISTRY TEACHERS Miss Clarice A. Kirwin Miss Edvige Cerruti Miss Agnes Strachan n SPRING GRADUATES,1949 . . . ABEYTA, HELEN...S.S.S. member..movie and radio fan. . .good swimmer. . .popular kid like by all. ACHZIGER, NANCY .. Nan S.S.S. Reg. V Pres. . . Library Commercial major. ARGUETTA, ELSA. . ,Secretarial major. . .is interested in Jerry Woodard.. will miss the girls.. personality. AKASHI, KEIKO. . .Kay. . .S.S.S. member. . .radio tan .. wants to travel...like by all. . .sweet. ALEXANDER, GLADYS.. Happy.. .Dance club mem- ber...likes bowling, dancing, Mr. Brillhart. ANDREWS, NORRIS Jean likes good food smooth dancer. . .good personality. . .lover. ASTMOS, POLLY. . .Senior control. . .History major. . . good personality.. .likes the games. . .collects records. BACA, LUCILLE. . .Lou. . .Glee Club Language major .. .plays piano.. .dances.. .likes salad, swimming. BARULICH, VERA.. .G.A.A.. . .Science and Spanish major. . .likes sports and dancing.. likes to laugh. BAUER, WILLIAM lBILLl. . .Lil Will.. .President of Student Body. History major.. .likes Jo. . .Peppy. BECKER, FRANK ... Snuffy ... Drama ... Library History Major . . likes hunting girls. BIGONGIARI, JOE. . .Curly. Dislikes senior control ...will miss the voice of Mr. Delman. . .likes to sleep. BIONAZ, JOAN. . .Jo Jo. . Business major.. .Sports . . .Social service. . plays the accordian. . .sweet. 1 BOATRIGHT, JENELL. . Jennie. . .S.S.S. member ... likes everyone.. .short and sweet.. .cute. BOGDANOFF, OLIVE . .. Shoes member of dance committee. . .likes parties and Russian river. BONILLA, RICHARD.. .Dick. . .Blade and Shield Soc. ...Math and R.O.T.C. major.. likes dancing, his girl. BOOTH, HELEN.. Scottie.. .S.S.S. . .Clerical major... likes to skate. . .rice pudding and spaghetti. BORG, CLARA Bowgie Bookkeeping major likes skating. . .baseball.. dislikes short skirts. BOYD, CHARLES.. .Charlie.. Block C sport and movies. History major.. .basketball star. BRELIVET, THERESE.. Terry. . .G. A. A.. . .will miss everything. . .easy to get along with. . .very cute. BRUNO, BOB.. .Moose.. Drama.. .History major... likes hunting, fishing.. popular. ...nice guy. BRYANT, CLARENCE.. .lzzy. . .History major. .sports .likes Bayview Theatre. . .nice to know. . .Gloria. BURKHART, DAVID.. Burk. . .likes women.. lover.. History major.. .doesn't like tall girls. . .shorty. BYSTROFF, ROMAN. Russian. . .C.S.F. member .. judge. . .wonderful singer. . .brain trust. THELMA.. likes movies.. .good dancer .. .wants a tall handsome man. . .nice kid. CALHOUN, CHARLES ... Ce Ce ... Block C ... baseball ... Pres. of Block C ... likes chicken ... girls. CAMERON, RICHARD. . .Dick. . .Photography club... class treasurer.. .Science major. . .likes chicken. CANNULI, JOSEPH.. .Farmer.. hates the ants in his locker.. likes hunting.. .wants to be a farmer. CARNIMOLLA, SAM.. .Jay. . Science major.. .likes sleeping fishing and hiking will be Pharmacist. CAULLEY, LOWELL. . .lrish. . .Sports editor.. .Dick's breakfast club.. .to be a printer. . .likes Marie. CHAN, ALBERT.. .Doc.. .Block C ... C.S.F... dance committee. . .District attorney.. .wants to be a lawyer. CHAN, EDNA. . .Eddi. . .C.S.F .... Secretarial major... wants to be a good secretary. . Akitas club. . . . SPRING GRADUATES,1949 CHAN, LOW.. Banana. . .wants to be lifeguard... likes cheeseburger. . .ping pong. . .Math major, CUMINETTI, LOUISE.. .Lou. . .High Senior Social Rep. ...likes Jack. . .Dance club.. cute and popular. CASTELLO, DORA. . .Doe. . .goes to movies. . Busi- ness major.. .will be sec... .dancing. . .ice skating. COOK, CHARLIE.. Spider.. .Block C. . .Reg. Pres.. .. Low Senior yell leader.. .History major. . .likes sports. COOK, ALBERT.. . Shortcut .. likes sports and food ...will miss rallies. . .baseball team. COMPTON, LAWRENCE.. .Comp. . .Crafts major .. . sports. . .will miss Room 22 and Barbara Plouche. CHUNG, DONALD ..S.S.S.. . .math major. . .likes all the high seniors.. .wants to see Commerce champions. CHOW, STEVE.. .Mallory.. .Block C boy.. Pastime, making out with ?. . .Chinese social club member. CHIN, HARRY.. likes the theatre. . .will miss Reg. 210. . .Chinese music rates high.. .nice. CHIN, ANNIE. . .Math major.. .S.S.S.. .will miss Miss Wood.. .very nice to know.. .popular. CHILDS, OLIVE.. .OlIie.. .Dance club.. G.A.A.. .likes dances and parties. . .will miss crew...Clerical major. CHICOS, SAM ... Greek. . .S.S.S... History major... likes baseball, dancing. . .will miss his pals. CHEW, STELLA.. .C.S.F., Chinese social prexy.. likes to bowl and see sneak previews. . .will miss Reg 3l. CHEW, MAVIS. . .S.S.S.. .Spanish major.. .likes sports .. .books, music.. .will miss her friends at Commerce. CHAN, ROBERT. . .Math major.. .C.S.F... .likes sports ...would like to become an Architect.. .well liked. CHONG, HENRY. . .Hank. . .S.S.S .... likes movies and photography.. .Math major.. .college bound. CHING, VIRGINIA.. .Virgie.. .Social club. . .dislikes lazy people. . .Clerical major.. .will miss rallies. CHIN, PAUL likes to bowl movies math major . . . will miss his homework. DAVIS, CAROLINE. . .Carol. . .Secretarial major. .likes photography. . .likes to ride in the jeep. DEGRANDI, ANNA ...'Annie ... G.A.A. member... future secretary. . .good dancer. . .popular. DEWILDE, PATRICIA...Pat...V-P of Student Body .. C.S.F... Dance club.. .likes dances. . .Math major. DITLEVSON, VIRGINIA.. .Ginger .. . nice personality ...likes horses.. .swimming.. .Science major. DIXON, FREDDIE JEAN ... Snooks. . .G.A.A. . . .hates stupid people.. .likes the movies.. .Clerical major. DOLMAN, ANNA MAE ... Ann. . .Business major ... likes Frank. . .wants to be a June bride. DON, MAE.. .Donnie .Chinese club. . .Business major ...lobster and crab rate high.. .won't miss Chemistry. DUTCHER, WILLIAM. . .Willie. . .Assistant judge... hates dyed hair. . .likes girls, parties. . .History 8. Math. ELGAL, GALOUST. . .intelligent . .likes clay modeling .. .French. . .wants to be chemist.. C.S.F. EPHRAIM, FRANK. . .R.O.T.C .... Saber club. . .C.S.F. .. .Captain in R.O.T.C.. . .Language major.. .movies. ERICKSON, RUTH Ruthie C. S. F. dislikes bleached hair.. .likes to swim and skate. . .Steak. ESPINOSA, JOAN. . .Manchia. . .editor ol' Commerce Spirit. . .likes Marilyn. . .Mr. Morris. . .Connie. 1-ffxi . tfx -'4 'V 'F a Q 4, sv' -' ! '!fl?2'2 fvlyl' :jf Af' R E I as lk! SPRING GRADUATES,I949 . . . FAGUNDES, BERNICE. . .Bee. . .Dance Club ... Senior Control.. .likes dancing and Louie. . popular. FAGUNDES, DONALD.. .Fagoo.. .chief of police... girl crazy.. .steak lover. . .singer. FERRIS, EDWIN ... Eddie ... dislikes school work ... wood shop major . .. wants to be radio technician. FOBELLI, CECILIA ... Cec ... G.A.R. . .Red Cross... likes dancing, skating, swimming. . .nice kid. FONG, HANLEY. . .Block C. . .S.S.S. . . .Math major... wants to go to college.. .like sports. FOREMAN, LE GRAND. . .Lou Foo... likes travel. . . art.. sports. . .fried chicken.. .people. FRIEDRICHSEN, M. H.. . .Tiny. . .District Attorney. .. Block C. . .Stage Crew.. .likes Mary Lou. GAGE, LEONARD ... Cisal ... Block C ... track ... football . .. music major ... Harmony and Drama Club. GALLEGOS, ROBERT Nick . . Block C. . .Spanish major.. .likes girls and sports.. .future aviator. GARCIA, ORA. . .Chris. . .Home Economics major. .. likes lemon pie. . .wants to be a nurse. GHILARDUCCI, HARRIET. . .Har. Dance club. .good head,,-.Mjnce,,bQvLli.ng,a3d baseball rate high. fGIACOBONI, NORMA. . flackie. . Journal rep. .S.S.S. . +Tlfaiaanfmaj0r. . .swf-fer. GILMORE, LORAL. . .Mack. . .S. S. S.. . .likes tennis... History major. . .will miss his friends. GONZALES, MARTHA.. Marty.. .C.S.F.. . .likes the river. . .Hostess. . .one of the moldy crew. GRANERA, JUNE.. .Junie. . .Social rep... likes Sat. night social gatherings.. .will miss the fun and crew. GRAY, CLYDE.. .Johnnie.. .Social Studies major ... member of Commanche Villa. . .likes beans. GRECH, JOE.. .nice kid. . .likes auto races.. .chicken .. .eating. . .dislikes homework. 1 GULBRANSEN, PATSY.. .B.B... .Dance club.. .S.S.S. .. .V-P of Girls League. . .likes dancing. . .cutie. HALL, ROBERT . .. likes movies and girls . .. future Druggist. . .likes to swim. . .will miss gym. HALL, ROLAND.. .Block C man.. .good head.. .2O's basketball.. .ping pong champ.. .fun lover. HAMADA, KAYO ... K.O. . .. G.A.A. likes bike riding.. .Clerical major. . .likes to sew.. .nice. HARDING, CHARLOTTE.. .Char.. .Senior control... Clerical major.. .likes chili. . .one of the crew. HARDY, JOHN. . .Math major.. .commercial artist... likes roast beef.. .native of Kansas.. .collects coins. HART, GEORGE. . .Peppy. . .Mission game hero. . .Rus- sian river man. . .Hot rod lover. . .miss Dick's 2 period. HAVILAND, BOB. . Spider. . .Math major.. .wants to be an engineer. . .hamburgers. . .basketball 8. baseball. HERBERT, ELEANOR. . .Ell. . .Record club. .likes skat- ing. . .bashful type. . HINES, LAWRENCE CLIFTON. . .Slim. . .wants to be a draftsmfxn. . .likes sports. . .steaks. 1 l V, fr N HOLLISTER, JEANNE Jeannie . .. S. S. S. Girls league.. .likes Bill.'. .Stenography major.. likes all. HOLT, CORNELIUS. . .Jimmie. . .Likes long dresses. . . golf. . .likes pastry.. .will miss Miss Wood and kids. HOUWELING, RUTH.. .Ruthie. . .Dance Club.. S.S.S. . . .likes secretarial work. . .friendly. SPRING GRADUATES, 1949 . . HUTCHERSON, SAMUEL Shorty. . Music major.. likes football. wants to be a musician. IVESON, CHARLENE. . .Charlie. . .cute.. co-editor of yearbook.. .likes Mr. Morris.. .people. . .movies. JAMES, MARIE. Irish. . .Clerical major.. .wants to be a good wife. . .likes mashed potatoes and gravy. . .cute. JAMGOCHIAN, BEATRICE Bebo.. Business major ...likes sports and apple pie.. .will miss the fun. JANDREY, BARBARA. . .Barbie. . .S.S.S.. . .likes roller skating. . .Clerical major.. .will miss the kids.. .Al. JEONG, THOMAS.. .Block C. . .Tennis Club.. .likes pork chops. . .basketball team. . .Pharmacist. JOHNSON, MARY LOU.. .Drama. . .S. S. S... .Court clerk.. M. H.'s girl.. .what voice.. very cute, natural. JONES, RUTH Jonesy Girls League.. .likes to roller skate. . will miss the good heads. . .stenographer. JORDAN, SELMA. . .Little Beaner. . .character. . likes bebop records. . .the kids. . .banana split. . .movies. JOSEPH, ALVA.. Joe.. .likes to read.. play trumpet .. .fullback on football team. . likes Frenck fries. JUAREZ, HELEN. . .Typing major.. .likes music. . .will miss Miss Wood and Alicia Barrera. KIRK, DOROTHY Dottie Library club good dancer.. .likes potato salad. KOCHER, JOSEPH Block C Sec. . .. History major ... likes parties and dances ... will miss Carol. KOOPMAN, JOHN. . .future architect. . . Italian major ...will miss all his friends. KUMANO, JEANNE. , .Kiyo.. C.S.F... Glee Club. .. G.A.A... likes singing. . .will miss her friends. KUNG, IRENE. . .C.S.C.. . .Math and Science major... will miss her friends and the nice teachers. KWAN, DAVID. . .Pineapple .. . keeps scrap book. . . likes fried chicken.. .tennis. . .Journal Rep. KWAN, GLORIA.. .S.S.S.. . .Business and Math major . . .likes sports, friendly people. . .be a success. KWOCK, LOUIS.. Lou. . .Block C. . .hates barbers. .. sleepy. . .will miss Reg 31 and those quiet mornings. LEE, BEVERLY .. . Bev ... Bookkeeping major. . .likes friend chicken.. .would like to take a trip to China. LEONG, ELEANOR. . .EIl. . .Clerical major. . .C.S.C. .. likes to listen to the radio.. .cute. . .nice. LEONG, LILLIE. . .Lil. . .S.S.S.. . .likes to sew. . .Cleri- cal major.. .likes friendly people. LEW, MARIAN. . .listens to radio. . .bowling fan. . . likes fried chicken.. .nice kid. LEE, MAYBELLE.. Belle. . .C.S.C. . . .doesn't like con- ceited people. . .Home Economics major. . .sweet. LOO, DOROTHY.. .Lulubelle. French major cute .. likes Mexican food.. .friendly people. LOW, BESSIE. . .Bess. . .C.S.F. ... S.S.S. ... likes ping pong. . .wants to travel around the world. LOW, KAY. . .High Kay.. .likes movies and sneak pre- views.. .Hi Y.. .Chinese Social Club. LOPEMAN, KAY. . .Bubbles. . .ln and out of Dick's. ,. hostess.. future designer.. .will miss all the fun. LOPEZ, DOLORES. . .Dee Dee.. Social rep. . .likes Red Burton. . .History major.. .likes to draw. LUJAN, ALFONSO KALI Punky .. .Yell leader . . . Dance club.. .likes Kay, Art. . .B.A.R.. . .nice smile. MAHONEY, STELLA. . .Butch. . .Clerical major. . .Be bop fan. . .Dance club. . .Pete's her outside interest. . 1--f . - 4 j 7' .J DL.. ,Kaz XT i ,Zu X ,,fL0C1'L J !JPf ..- off-vt'-f f . tl git -fj75!.g,.,.,L,u 1 .J i fag? ' W X if ,veg Q 4 f-.114 'J' AL SPRING GRADUATES,1949 . . . MASON, BALL. . .likes girls and foods.. .Science, Eng- lish major. . .ambition to go to college. MASUDA, BESSIE Dimples .. . C.S.F. member music lover.. .likes dancing. . . pretty. McARTHUR, KEN. . .Stinky. . .Block C. .History major ...likes baseball and Norma.. .will miss the crew. MECKLER, FRANK.. Mack. . .Science major.. .likes photography.. .will miss all the fun. MOBERG, RONALD.. .Moe.. .All city man. .Swell guy .. his ambition is to play pro-baseball.. .popular. MOBLEY, PERITA. . .Kay. . .Senior Control member. .. movie fan.. .pretty smile. MOBLEY, UNITA Faye S.S.S. member likes skating.. .active club member. MOCK, NANCY. . .Nan.. Dance club.. .Beauty of reg 3l ...dislikes gunners. . .likes Larkspur dances. MONTALVO, HECTOR. . .Cisco. . .Spanish and Math major.. .likes girls and chili.. .will miss his friends. MOORE, BEVERLY.. Bev.. .Dance club .. C.S.F.. .. Spanish major. . .dress designer. . .likes dancing. MOORE, PHILLIP .. . Phil good dancer.. History major. . likes fried chicken. MORGAN, RUDY.. Morgan...wants to be a lawyer .. .likes girls. . Biology major.. .basketball player, MORIGUCHI, BOB.. .Math major. . .plays cards. . .will miss all his friends.. .likes bowling. MOSS, LORENE . . Willy Dance club. . .S.S.S.... Spanish major.. .likes Bill. . .roller skating. MURRAY, JEAN...Jeanie.. C.S.F... wants to speak French perfectly.. likes country home. NAGAI, LUCY. Lou.. .G.A.A. member.. .swims like a fish. . .likes Chinese foods. NAKAMURA, BARBARA.. .Babs. . .Accounting major . good swimmer.. .will miss everyone. NAKATA, EDWARD.. .Science major.. .would like to start his own business. . .basketball player. NEWMAN, JESSE J. C. Pres. of Reg.. Dance band. . .likes chicken and Dalma. . .Senior Control. NEWMAN, LESSIE. . .Les.. Social club ... G.A.A.. .. Clerical major. . .likes tennis. . .ice cream. NG, VIRGINIA.. .Ginger.. dislikes gossips. . .likes to travel. . .friendly and nice. NORDBACK, MARY Shorty History major will miss Miss Smith ... nice personality. NOVAK, SHIRLEY. . .Baby Doll.. .girls league member ...good dancer.. .nice figure. O'CONNOR, BARBARA.. .Barbs...C.S.F.. .likes skat- ing. . wants to be a dress designer.. .V-P Girls League. O'CONNOR, WILLIAM ... Bill ... congress. . .History major. . .wants to be a lawyer. . .likes to dance. O'MALLEY, RAY . . . Yearbook circulation manager . .. Congress ... History major. O'PRY, MEL ... Reg ... Treasurer.. .likes sewing.. . Clerical major. . .will be a typist. . .good head. ORTISI, PALMINA. . .Paul.. S.S.S.. .Secretarial major .. likes swimming, dancing, all her friends. PADDOCK, RICHARD.. .Paddy.. ambition is to be lawyer.. .wj,LLmiss girls. !HistorLmajor. PENDLETON, GWEN .. . Penny .. . Good gafTTO5e'F5' IOVEILL-AJS-LFE'-QISSI'Ed in Aubrey. . .G.A.A. member. PEROTTI, HeNEYT?'H5EiZTT'W5'GIa ITE5'io be Phar- macist S.S.S.. .likes the girls. . .C.S.F. . .Pres. Reg 21. PETERSON, DORENE. . .Dore.. Secretarial major .. . will be a secretary.. .likes basketball, candy. N. . . . SPRING GRADUATES, 1949 PLOUCHE, BARBARA.. .Babs ..belongs to Glee club ...dislikes liars ... Journalism major. PODESTA, VIVIAN . . 'Viv' likes sports pic- nics . .. will miss the kids at school. POE, DIANE ... Blondie ... Swimmer. . .Drama gal... likes Bob. . .won't miss a certain librarian. . .cute. PON, GWENDOLYN . Gwen . C.S.F. member radio listener.. .sweet and petite. POSADOS, DON Donaldo Block C hates long dresses. . .wants to be a photographer. . .accordion. QUAN, SYLVIA. S.S.S.. . .likes bowling. . .wants to graduate.. Chinese Social club.. .Home Economics. QUAN, WINIFRED. Chub-Chub .. . likes picnics... hiking.. traveling.. .will miss Miss Thursby. REGALA, TED . nice personality CSF . . likes lobster wonderful guy. RICHARDSON, JAY.. .Pete . .S.S.S. and R.O.T.C. . . Math. . .Pinball fiend. . .doesn't like low levis. ROBERTS, JOHN Reg. president wants to be X-ray technician. ROBINSON, JOAN.. Butch.. .G.A.A. ... Home eco- nomics major. . .likes parties, dances, swimming. .cute. ROCKWALL, JOE.. Little Joe.. .History major.. li s sports.. .Glee club.. .likes ice cream. RODIACK, BILL Bill .. in Block C pet plve: homework . .just loves to sleep . .likes steak. ROLLS, WILLIAM.. .BilI.. .Shield and Blade Society, Junior Statesman, and S.S.S. member. . .will miss girls. ROSA, LUCILLE belongs to Dance Club CSF ... Italian major likes Clara ... movies. ROSETTI, BEATRICE. . .Bea. . .Dance club.. C. S. F. girl wants to be happy.. .V-P of dance club.. .Politics. ROTHKOP, DAVID Dave .. S.S.S.. . .Pres. club. congress. . .sports ed.. .defense attorney. . .swell. RUDOMETKIN, DOROTHY . .. Dotty . .. Girls League Pres. . .. secretarial major . .. likes Charlotte. RYAN, RUDY.. Specks. . .Block C member . .. card shark. . .History major. . .good head. SAKAUYE, FUMIYO. . .Fumi. Math major Pear- ittes club.. .likes bowling, hamburgers. . .movies. SALCEDO, EDWARD.. .Pancho. . .Pres. of High 12. .. Block C. Spanish major. . .likes sports.. .handsome. SAN MARTINO, WAYNE.. .Wimpy.. .Italian club... likes swimming.. .nice guy. . .dislikes long skirts. SCHETININ, JACQUELINE. . Jackie. . .Math major... likes boys.. .will miss ll6. . .Co-editor of yearbook. SHERRY, JOE.. Block C.. .Class treasurer.. .likes ap- ples. . .Math major. . .sports. . .popular with all. SHERRY, MARYANN. . .Toots. . .High Senior secretary ...likes Italian food. . .tennis. . .the gang. SISNEROS, JACK.. .Colorado Jack.. .History major.. . will miss Dick's and the boys.. .one of the crew. SMITH, SOLOMON.. Reno. . .Block C boy. . movie fan.. .good dancer.. .likes skating. SONODA, LILY ... Lil ... clerical major ... likes sports comics .. boys cute kid. SPEROW, EUCLID ..Euc. . .C.S.F. man. . .piano player .. .Math major.. .Naval reserve.. .future engineer. SPIES, EMMY LOU.. Lou.. .Dance club.. .Senior con- trol.. .Science major.. .likes to eat. .Pres. Health Serv. SPOMER, ROBERT Blondie dislikes stuck-up girls likes lobster will miss friends. SPRIGGS, MORDECAI. . Monte.. .grouches and Be Bop don't rate. . .likes parties, and T-bone steak. 'W' vp. H. '46 -qv SPRING GRADUATES, I949. . . STRAWN, VIRGINIA.. Gin.. .Senior control ... His- tory major. . .likes baked ham. will miss her friends. STRINGER, MALCOLM Mal English major wants to be a success.. .likes spaghetti, gals. . .nice. SUGIMOTO, SATSUKI . . . 'Sats' . .. Journ. copy editor clerical major . .. CSF . likes sports music. SUTHERLAND, CHARLOTTE Sandy likes to listen to records ice cream. TABUCHI, BOB. . .nice. . .will miss all the pretty girls .. History major. . .wants to be rich. TAYLOR, BERNARD.. Down Under. . .library. likes Cabin, the boys, and bowling.. .Clerical major. THOMPSON, JEANNE. . .dislikes conceited people .. . likes dancing ... reading ... fried chicken. THURMAN, ELIZABETH Butch movie tan good dancer.. likes to go skating. TONG, DIANA. Di. S.S.S.. . .Sewing major.. .wants to be dress maker. . .likes bowling, swimming. TOY, PEARL.. .S.S.S... .Chinese Social club ... likes sports.. will miss her friends.. likes to read, travel. TUMELTY, CHARLIE. . .Red. . .Library club.. .History major.. .will be a lawyer.. .likes bowling. TANAKA, TOSHI. . .likes sewing. listening to radio .. .assemblies.. spaghetti.. .reading. JOAN.. .Joanie.. .Senior Control... major. . .likes music. .Al. . likes photography.. .pool the gang. MARILYN.. .Senior control. . .likes to .Asst. Editorial Editor.. .one of the crew. AN WOERKOM, DALMA.. .Angel . . . Science major Senior control. . .likes to dance. . .Jesse's girl. FRANK .. killer .. Block C History likes spaghetti and raviolis . .. nice guy. VENTURONI, LILLIAN . .. 'Lil' will miss the kids at school . .. likes sports and games . .. hates gossips. VIGIL, MARTHA. . Marty.. .Health Service Prexy. . . wants to be a singer.. .likes parties. VIGIL, PINA. . .Peanuts. . .character. . .likes horseback riding. . .skating. . .Martha . . .fo0d. VILLAROMAN, ESTELLA. . Stell. . .S.S.S. member.. . wants to settle down and get married. WEBB, TRUDY . . nice to know likes spaghetti . .. radio ... movies ... the gang. WILLIAMS, EURA LEE.. .Girls glee.. .G.A.A... .Red Cross.. .singer. . will miss her friends. . .Music major. WILLIAMS, VERNA. . .Bunny. . .Senior control. . likes swimming and Bill Taylor.. .will be missed. WONG, DOROTHY.. Dot.. dislikes late H cars... Business major.. .likes movies.. .will be secretary. WONG, FRANK.. Pee Wee.. .C.S.F. member . .movie and radio fan. . .asset to Commerce. WONG, LILLIAN. . .Lil. . .Dislikes conceited people... basketball and reading rate high. . .Lemon pie kid. WONG, MARION.. .Science and Math major.. cute . . .likes good music. . .won't miss homework. . .nice. WONG, PANSY...Spanish major.. .likes sports and drawing. . .likes mysteries. . .typist. YEE, FLORENCE. . .C.S.C.. . .Clerical major.. .wants to travel.. .likes Chinese and Spanish foods. YELL, DICK.. .Big Dick.. ambition to be flyer. . .likes girls.. .Science major.. .hates homework. YEP, DENNY Yipee Block C . Shop major ... YMCA ... friendly ... likes fishing ... radio. . SPRING GRADUATES, 'I949 YIP, FLORIDA. . .Flo .likes knitting. . .Math. . .wants to travel around world.. .S.S.S. member. YOSHIDA, TAKASHI. . .Math major. . .likes sports... will miss study rooms. . .nice to know. YOUNG, HERBERT Herby likes photography . .. member of SSS . .. math major. YOUNG, WARREN.. Steve.. .Falcon.. .Delta-Chi ... basketball. . .Bay area roundevoux. . .Y.M.C.A. YIM, FLORENCE. . .Flo. Volunteers. . .C.S.F. . . .Cler- ical major. . .will be bookkeeper. . .likes fried chicken. BRUCE, MARCELLA Marcy pastime listening to radio ... telephoning ... eating. JOHNSON, EDWIN. . Ed. . .Treasurer. . .Junior States- men.. .likes Gloria. . .will miss smiling faces. . .swell. LEVENSKI, DONALD. . .Senior control officer. . .His- tory major. . .wants to get rich quick. POLITIS, MARILYN. . .Tugboaih . .Glee club . . . S.S.S. ...Dance club. . .Pres. of S.S.S. . . .Music major. KANEWSKI, LEONARD Lem likes pool boxing . .. football . .. will miss the boys. PAPPAS, CAROL.. Glee club. . .V-P of Glee Club... Music major. . .sweet singer.. .plays piano.. .cute. STEVENSON, MILDRED. . .Mil.. Girls league.. .likes music and leathercraft. . .Math major. . .Girl Scouts. SUTHERLAND, WILLIAM Bill Block C Chief Steakeater . . . likes everybody . . . popular. WONG, MARY ANNA Mary ... dislikes civics people without sense of humor.. .likes turkey. CHAN, JANE.. Chinese Social Club. . .History major ...will miss her friends and the rallies. . .cute. SUSOEV, JEANETTE Cat clerical major likes dill pickles ... Jack Benny. PIERRE, JOSEPH Joe Block C member good singer likes girls dancing. GRADUATING SENIORS SPRING '49 KNO Picturesi Florence Baker Clarence Davis Irene Greenblat Sophie Kirilov Rosemarie Landucci Marian Lew Norma Muellner Rosa Nieto Leila Parsons June Popin Betty Jane Reynolds Robert Goodall Malfalda Giacotta aawga it - l a' . ' a , a it , . - H '- - .imap was it a H... . . a. 6 a , a H E A it f- W , N - . :.. I Yi 5 W' ? ' - , e QU.. ., , '-A. : B. . . , in . 1' . . a . . . S, . 1 ' . VETERANS RECEIVING DIPLOMAS Janes P. Giorvas John Sanchez Richard Mesa SPRING SENIOR REG. TEACHERS Mrs. Marie Burrell Mr. John Connell Mrs. Alberta Dozier Mrs, Edith Hater Miss Mary Lins Mrs. lva Roberts Mr. Frank Schoch Miss Rubye Wood I Ev' . Y L .: z Ir mtv 1 . i I ,- 1 f' , mx l ll 4 Q vu- sENnolQ REGISTRY CLASSES The students will long remember the varied and amusing scenes which took place in their own par- ticular reg . . . the girls last minute retouches on a paint job or a hair do.. . the general rush to finish an assignment while the fifteen minute deadline looms closer and closer . . . the effort spent in trying to hear important announcements on the bulletin through the general hubbub . . . eating the delayed breakfast a few minutes before the first Reg bell . . . discussing the latest boyfriend with your bosom pal . , . Reg gossip, which was never unfriendly, posted weekly on the special board . . . the discus- sions on the latest movie heroes and heroines . . . the girls comments on the newest fashions . . . current event discussions conducted by the whole class. Full High Senior Registries REGISTRY 25 Yaich, DeAndreis, Chan, DeWilde, Bauer, Harman. REGISTRY 34 Alpers, Amandoli, Chin, Gage, Gonzoles, Koch, no Ra ford Richmond Serafa Trail McDonald Pamisa , y , , , , , Dinas Shibata, Shibata, Thomason, Afinsoll, Bascon- cillo 'Bickers, Chu, Condrott, Crncich, Duval, Gin Gray, Goldberg, Keane, Marotto, Muellner, Navel Olson, Shalaba, Whang, Wilcox, Wong. REGISTRY .37 Broussord, Foster, Gonzales, Greer, Harris, Jang, Koo, Look, Magana, Menaguzzi, Preston, Rillera, Robinson, Romero, Bolton, Brown, Catsoulis, De Alba, Decker Franceschini, Goldkuhl, Jung, Lee, Luippold, Marsh,IMonferosso, Morgan, Ruiz, Springer, Wilson Zorich Sanchez. REGISTRY 117 Chan, Cirelli, Griffin, Jones, Kelly, Kinney, Liberati Lim Loscutoff, Muribus, Panacci, Reshatoff, Sims I oodard Zela a A ostolo Artard Bill Cona- WOHQ, W , Y, D , , , vesio, Flynn, Furuya, Gardetto, Gorla, Harris, Hill Hirth, Law, McKendree, Mifsud, Rosa, San Diege Vassallo, Wong, Peterson. 1 Spring High Senior Registries REGISTRY 25 REG. 25-H 12-Pres., Bauer, V-Pres., De Wilde, Sec., Faragep Treas., Johnson, Hostess, Prestalo, Journ- nal Rep., Farage. BOYS-Friedrichson, Lujan. REGISTRY 28 REG. 28-H 12-Pres., Rothkopp V-Pres., Wong, Sec., Peterson, Treas., Wong, Host, Stringer, Hostess, Hol- lister, G.A.R., Greenblat, B.A.R, Boyd, Journal Rep., Wong. BOYS-Bonilla, Bruno, Cameron, Carnemolla, Gage, O'Connor, San Martino, Taylor, Turnelty. GIRLS--Castello, Fobelli, Kwan, Lee, Leong, Moore, Newman, O'Pry, Ortisi, Politis, Sakauye, Tong, Unfer- berger, Yee, Yim. V M- N5 REGISTRY 31 REG. 31-H 12--Pres., Moberg, V-Pres., Johnson, Sec., Chew, Treas., Rosettip Host, Richardson, Hostess, Lopemanp G.A.R., Erickson, B.A.R, Rodiakg Journal Rep., Asfrnos. BOYS-Bigongiari, Caulley, Chow, Chung, Hall, Hart, Kwock, Mason, Rolls, Sperow, Spriggs. GIRLS-Arguetta, Baralich, Brelivet, Ching, Don, Ghilarducci, Mahoney, Mock, Muellner, Poe, Pendle- ton, Schetinin, Williams, Wong. :V I, 'gl ff 'H 'il e . J XG. My REGISTRY 'l0'I REG. 'I01-H 12-Pres., Cook, V-Pres., Haviland, Sec., O'Connor, Treas., Chong, Host, Haviland, Hos- tess, Williams, G.A.R., Granera, B.A.R, Posadas, Jour- nal Rep., Booth. BOYS-Cannuli, Chan, Dutcher, Ephraim, Gray, Hardy, Low, Morgan, Nakata, Rockwall, Sherry, Young. GIRLS-Baca, Bogdanoff, Chew, Childs, Dixon, Gia- coboni, Gonzales, James, Jandrey, Jones, Moss, Pappas, Poppin, Quan, Stevenson, Wong. SPRING HIGH SENIGR IQEGISTRIES REG. 210-H 'I2-J. Newman, Pres., P. Gulbranson, V-Pres., V. Williams, Secretary, A. Chin, Treasurer, H. Fong, B.A.R., P. Gulbranson, G.A.R., C. Handing, Journal Rep. Compton, Bryant, Montalvo, Meckler, Burkhart, Yos- hida, H. Chin, R. Chan, Fong, A. Chin, Webb, J. Chan, Kung, Robinson, Davis, Juarez, Garcia, Dolman, Hard- ing, Strawn, P. Chin, Maffei, McArthur, Van Treese, Perotti, Salcedo, Chicos, Sisneros, Bionaz, Spies, E. Chan, Gulbranson, Van Woerkom, Newman, Williams, Susoev, Toy, Lee. REG. 212-H 12-Pres., Rudometkin, V-Pres., Ach- ziger, Sec., Baker, Treas., Sutherland, Host, Davis, Hostess, Rudometkin, Journal Rep., Sugimoto. BOYS-Cook, Gallegos, Gilmore, Hall, Hines, Hutcher- son, Jeong, Regala, Roberts, Spoher, Sutherland, Whip- ple, Young, O'Malley. GIRLS-Cuminetti, Fagundes, Giacotto, Hamada, Hou- weling, Jamgoshian, KUIl'1CQTfl,O, Low, Murray, Nordback, Podesta, Reynoldsfcliasa Sonova, Thompson, Ven- turoni, Nieto. REG. 215-H 12-Pres., Bystroff, V-Pres., Masuda, Sec., Novak, Treas., DeGrandi, Host, Bystroff, Hostess, Villaroman, G.A.R., Newton, B.A.R., Pierre, Journal Rep., Villaroman, Bank Rep., Akashi. BOYS-Becker, Calhoun, Fagundes, Ferris, Goodall, Kocher, Koopman, Levinski, Moore, Ryam, Smith, Va- rani, Wong. GIRLS-Abeyta, Andrews, Boatright, Caldwell, Her- bert, Kirk, Lew, Mobley, P., Mobley, U., Nagai, Naka- mura, Ng, Pon, Thurman. G.A.R., Vigil, B.A.R., Venneri, Journal Rep., Kwan. BOYS-Elgal, Foreman, Guevara, Joseph, Molina, Moriguchi, Paddock, Tabuchi,'Yell, Yep. GIRLS-Alexander, Borg, Ditiievson, Espinosa, Hinkel, Jordan, Kirilov, Leong, Loo, Parsons, Plouche, Tanaka, Vigil, Wong, Yip. l 5 . ln iid? REG. 407-H 12-Pres., Grech, V-Pres., lveson, Sec., Sherry, Treas., Kwan, Host, Chan, Hostess, Quan, l . gf, ,- iili-I ' ilu, PRHSTHLO E rm 02953735 QW fIg'2i'I'lf' 0 .47 President . . VINCE CARAMANGO Treasurer .... LINCOLN CHIU Vice-President . . . SHIRLEY LEE Yell Leader . . . JANIS KIRSCI-INER Secreta ry MILLIE PRASTALO Journal Representafive YOLANDA MASCIAGA President . . . JOE HERNANDEZ Journal Representative CAROL ROBERTS Vice-President . . MARIA ROMERO B. A. R .... TOM FRANZELLA Secretary and Treasurer MARIAE MCCABE G. A. R. . . , ELEANOR GARCIA Yell Leader . . . BONITA YEE I I President ..., JOE SALCEDO Secretary . . ALBERTA CARDINI Vice-President . LOUISE AMEROGHI Treasurer . . BARBARA WORNOCK Yell Leader . . LAUSTO PAULLAZO 1 I IQEGISTRIES PIQNEER . , . REG. 'I6-L 12-Pres., Louie, V-Pres., Lee, Sec., Maltseff, Treas., Datta, Host, Quock, Hostess, Nelson, G.A.R. Salle ' B.A.R. De Santi' Journal Rep., Salley I yl I I ' BOYS-Carrington, Chan, Crespo, Fleming, Fong, Har- rington, Hollister, Hong, Landry, Lee, Louie, Mena, Morgan, Ow, Sanders, Valdes. GIRLS-Ciolino, Fairbanks, Mertes, Ow, Falla, Plousha, Teeters, Tong, Choy. REG. 'I23-L 12-Pres., Poon, V-Pres., Del Secco, Sec., Kearn Lee, Treas., Mizota, Host, Lai, Hostess, ur l R Lee Poy, Jo na ep., . BOYS-Dare, Eatmon, Farrar, Frankenstein, Hogg, Lane, Lee, Lim, Louie, Ng, Pum, Shimizu, Spangen- berg. GIRLS-Alvarez, Brennan, Castellanos, Chin, Lee, E. Lee, F., Lee, V., Limm, McKay, Paganoni, Solorzano Williams. REG. 11-H 11-Pres., Baughrnan, V-Pres., Quon, Sec. Johnson' Treas. Ortiz' Host Estrada, Hostess Karn, G.A.R.,'Wong, lB.A.R., Gee, 'Journal Rep., Wil- COX . BOYS-Aliexo, Bin, Bunch, Davis, Douglas, Finerty, Jue, Lee, Lem, Loo, McGrath, Montalvo, Smith, Young GIRLS-Bryan, Butler, Carter, J., Carter, P., Garibaldi Hong, Lee, Mackey, Ting, Vassallo, Wong. 1 1 1 REG. 102-L 12-Pres., Cuneo, V-Pres., Masciaza, Sec., Munoz, Treas., Moran, Host, Koch, Hostess, Fabela, G.A.R., Wong, B.A.R., Chu, Journal Rep., Delgado. BOYS-Caramagno, Dong, Doo, Gee, Kanewski, Kidd, Kimura, Moore, Rodriguez, Tighe, Tonna, Walker, Young, Rizzato, Griffis. GIRLS-Barrera, Blue, Bournellis, Bruce, Kirschner, Lee, Longo, Moore, Preziosi, Simpson. REG. 310-L 12 BOYS-Acosta, Brown, Chan, Choy, Der, Onizuka Keller, McGuire, McKenaie, O'Malley, Pappas, Quin: teno, Roosakoa, Sirnontacchi, Tripp, Wong. GIRLS-Castro, Chin, Coffin, Cuschieri, Foss, Mon- terosso, Nicholson, Nieto, Nygardq:-P padimitrion Pinkston, Poppin, Richardson, Sinio,'gxi:Q'e5, Yuponco REG. 'I8-H 'l'l-Pres., Masuda, V-Pres., Louie, Sec. Storey, Treas., Storey, Host, Andaya, Hostess, Scimons, G.A.R., Lai, B.A.R., Brown, Journal Rep., Brown. BOYS-Bigone, Chan, Crespo, Davis, Hing, Leech Leon, Louie, Patefield, Pudarich, Suarez. GlRLS4Adlao, Akers, Chan, Chew, Day, Giannoulis Guertin, Muth, Schultz, Seinwel, Sullivan, Toy, Woon 1 7.. J J JJ J J J J 1 J J J 'J J J J 1 J J ,J 3 J J JJ J J J J J J J . , JQEGISTJQIESPIQQMQTE REG. 20A-H 11-Pres., Tanaka, V-Pres., Shibata, Sec., Fobelli, Treas., Chin, Host, Simpson, Hostess, Chew, G.A.R., Daniels, B.A.R., Shibata, Journal Rep., Chin. BOYS-Bell, Candler, Caloca, Chung, Cook, Dorham Lew, Moore, Stipicevich, Talavera, Wittrock. GIRLS-Choy, Crescio, Croft, Del Nero, Lim, Linda, MvClenny, Ong, Perini, Rousselle, Sanders, Woolworth REG. 208-H 'll-Pres., Joe, V-Pres., Peters, Sec. Sultana, Treas., Tong, Host, Sherman, Hostess, Heller, G.A.R., Gill, B.A.R., Calhoun, Journal Rep., Anderson BOYS-Escoba, Fong, Lemler, Scott, Shiotani, Stephen- son, Won, Wong, C., Wong, R., Yasser, Young, Zari GIRLS--Barton, Chow, Johnston, Kwan, Lau, Levy Lum, Robinson, Thurmond. REG. 304-H 'l'I-Pres., Rohlapp, V-Pres., Katsanos Sec., Garofalo, Treas., Garotalo, Host, Jackson, Hos tess, Koumarianos, G.A.R., Shubin, B.A.R., Duzac Journal Rep., Lee. BOYS4Chinn, Cubillo, Ganatise, Johnson, Larson Martinez, Serata, Velez, Wong. GIRLS-Foraker, Gallegos, Harris, Jericotf, Louie, Lujan, Pothier, Samn, Venneri, Venturi, Walker, Wong, J., Wong, R. 1 1 1 1 REG. 29-H 11-Pres., Arlie, V-Pres., Harney, Sec., Jung, Treas., Chun, l-lost, Loving, Hostess, Walling, B.A.R,, Lew, Journal Rep., Lim. BOYS-Cituentes, Kelly, Lew, Lim, Lucido, Ng, Ow Guevara, Henry, Weatherford, Telegia, Antonio, French, Postelthwaite. GIRLS-Arbosetti, Butler, Dang, Fong, Lim, Lowrey, Sarrasino, Session, Villaroman, Fung. REG. 209-H 'Il-Pres., Fong, V-Pres., Jang, Sec., Hayes, Treas., Koo, Host, Wong, Hostess, Johnson, G.A,R,, Benacleret, B.A.R., Yee, Journal Rep., Lee. BOYS-Bardon, Frisbie, Furuya, Johnson, Phillips, Re, Wong, Wright, Yee. GIRLS-Bell, Dubay, Fuchs, Gott, Helgoth, Ho, Lee, Thomas, Volano, Wishard, Won. REG. 305-H 'll-Pres., Mock, V-Pres., Gregori, Sec., Harry, Treas., Demmler, Host, Gregori, Hostess, Vors- ten, G.A.R., Newcomb, B.A.R., Cunningham, Journa Rep., Wilcox. BOYS-Astmos, Barranti, Batiza, Canfield, Franlglin, Gonzales, Graham, Morton, Paulazzo. GIRLS-Day, Fadeff, Ferraris, Flanagan, Ku, Maltseff, Meschi, Reimus, Schwandt, Wong, J., Wong, L., Wong, R., Wyatt. REGISTIQIES CCDNTRIBLJTE . , REG. 13--L 11-Pres., Timbresa, V-Pres., Hollister, Sec., Vassallog Treas., Luippold, Host, Assertop Hos- tess, Hollister, G.A.R., Franco, B.A.R., Fung, Journal Rep., Phister. BOYS-Barrera, Chin, Choy, Gage, Glin, Low, Mackey, McCoy, Parsons, Young. GIRLS-Blackburn, Bull, Diamandis, Lee, Rich, Roseen, Salbera, Schortgen, Furg, Warren, Wong. REG. 38-L 'Il-Pres., Lingelserp Vice-Pres., Pearl, Sec., Rojas, Treas., Peterson, Journ. Rep., Whelan, Hostess, Sherry. BOYS--Aboyta, Hoh, Jacobson, Lincoln, Lingelser, McCoy, Nelson, Ragana, Rax, Stine, Stribling, Thwaites, Tom, Yupanco, Thompson, Susoev. GIRLS-Delphina, Dizon, Fochetti, Fong, Johnson, Lau, Lui, Ng, Pearl, Peterson, Pineda, Rojas, Sherry Vlahos, Whelan, Wurm. REG 316-L 11 ' BOYS-Atkinson, Block, Cachapero, Chan, Gill, Healey, Henry, Jiles, Lang, Lee, Lopes, Padilla, Peagler, Taylor, Thompson, Tyler, Wyatt. GIRLS-Hoppe, Jansen, Jeong, Law, Lee, Leong, Lew, Lundborg, Rogers, Schembri, Shidawara, Tom. REG. 23--L 'l'l-Pres., Freeland, V-Pres., Donlinp Sec., Green, Treas., Lingelser, Hostess, Tsolakiclou, Journal Rep., Hartz. BOYS-Anderson, Calais, Chin, Gam, Hayes, Kruger, Louie, Oughin, Preston, Ralston, Serrano, Evans, Wheeler. GlRLS-Boyer, Byrd, Chinn, Dahl, Green, Honda, Pad- sakoff, Rowgeau, Schwandt. REG. 211-L 'l'l BOYS-Camilleri, Carlson, Chow, DeGennaro, Douglas, Goodman, Green, Gutierrez, Lee, McClure, Muribus, Olazabel, Quon, Sims, A., Sims, C., Spears, Stricker, Wallace, Young. GIRLS- Bortolotti, Cavanaugh, Gibbins, Haden, Henry, Jeung, Jew, Ng, Pillars, Tani, Tom, Wong. REG. 27-H 10-Pres., Hayes, V-Pres., Wilson, Sec., Takaha, Treas., Padrung Host, Foreman, Hostess, Pad- run, G.A.R., Woo, B.A.R., Turnage, Journal Rep., Bivona. BOYS-Apostolis, Bremond, Doctor, Fong, George, Glaze, Hampton, Helmich, Hong, Johnson, Kozy, Morales, Turner, Zelaya. GlRLS-Aguirre, Durnin, Gerber, Grubbs, Lampitoc, Lostin, Luciano, Lum, Quan. . REGISTQIES RESPCDND REG. 30-H 'IO BOYS--Baldi, Bartolotti, Boyd, Bradley, Briggs, Der, Derosans, Girard, Hesse, Lee, Low, McRae, Stovall, Vicain, Wai, White, Yaich. GIRLS-Fambrini, Forde, Hidekawa, Hunt, Jeong, Lee, Leong, Luster, McGarry, Ng, Reed, Tennyson, Tucker, Villagomez, Woo, Wahl. REG. 36-H 10-Pres., Racchi, V-Pres., Bandel, Sec., Garner, Treas., Telegin, Hostess, Gallardo, Journal Rep., Hazel. BOYS-Cannuli, Clausen, Florer, Gibson, Grant, Hicks, Hill lshii Jefferson, Lang, Wong. GIRLS--Ralance, Borrero, Fells, Feltures, Garcia, Gon- zales, Jackson, Jordan, Miller, Scott, Shum, Tong, Wong. REG. 'l'l6--H 10-Pres., Vigna, V-Pres., Cashion, Sec., Escort, Treas, Nisby, Host, Hunt, Hostess, Mu- rillo, G.A.R., Perini, B.A.R., Caselli, Journal Rep., Matheesen. BOYS-Brekle, Crisati, Hardy, Jackson, Jones, Lem, Sugimoto, Rayo, Hunt. GIRLS--Dawson, Escort, Graham, Guerrero, Halfin, Johnson, Loy, Matheesen, McCabe, Moore, Murillo, Nisby, Perini, Pineda, Romero, Seebauer, Semenoff, Vigna, Yee, Casion. - Journal Rep., Tonomura. BOYS-Anagnostou, Barlow, Cardiel, Chow, Jones, Maslar, Smith, C., Smith, D., Sperow, Whitaker. GIRLS-Fuentez, Garcia, Jiavas, Marrachini, Price Quiteno, Russo, Schmidt, Terry, Tong, Williams, Won Wong. REG. 103-H 10-Pres., Johnson, V-Pres., Lee, Sec. Chin' Treas. Boerke, Host, Schramm, Hostess, Lee G.A.R., Nichols, B.A.R., Parker, Journal Rep., Cotal BOYS-Lee, Woo, Heisinger, Newman, Crivello, Jack- son, McGuigan, Kalar, Lee, Chan, Chee, Henderson. GIRLS-Alonso, Buonchristiani, Davis, Jackson, llanes Lee, Louis, Makiano, Rodriguez, Sultanis, Williams. REG. 203-H 10-Pres., Hernandez, V-Pres., lhara, Host, Sanchez, Hostess, Wells, Journal Rep., Choy. BOYS-Borg, Castruita, Cathey, Cavness, Di Piero Jackson, Johnson, Juarez, Pastore, Perez, Walker Wong. GIRLS-Chick, Dong, Egawa, Fischer, Jue, Kwong Lenehan, Lewis, Lim, Magill, Marshall, Martin lLaviniaJ Martin lLavoniaJ, Vanderhorst, Withers. REG. 32--H 'IO-Pres., Hess, V-Pres., Astmos, Sec., Luppino, Treas., Tice, Host, Hess, Hostess, Dunbar, 1 r 1 l 7 l REGISTRIES EXCEL .. REG. 206--H 10-Pres., Low, V-Pres., Roberts, Sec., Klistoff, Treas., Del Porto, Host, Tacchini, Hostess, Garcia, G.A.R., Knowles, B.A.R., Landucci, Journal Rep., Catechi. BOYS-Clark, Gunderson, Hamilton, Keegan, Locati, Louie, Mendez, O'Neil, Russel. GIRLS-Belles, Brooks, Entwisle, Finerty, Hendon, Lo Pat, Paige, Pederson, Pounds, Thomas, West, Wong, Woong, Bjorvig. REG. 311-H 'I0--Pres., Dvoroff, V-Pres., Masuda, Sec., Politis, Treas., Romero, Host, Bagnani, Hostess, Yee, G.A.R., Sinio, B.A.R., Leonhardt, Journal Rep., Tong. BOYS-Borg, Brusco, Cooley, Gilbert, Guerrero, Ivy, Johnson, Jones, Kundel, Swords, Ver. GIRLS-Corral, Davis, Deroy, Eaton, Ferraris, Fredrick- son, Jackson, McCormick, Savage, Tregenza. REG. 214-H 'IO-Pres., Franzella, V-Pres., Davis, Sec., Jackson, Treas., Leong, Host, Jacobs, Hostess, Nolle, G.A.R., Walker, B.A.R., Luxemberg, Journal Rep., Bonnici. BOYS-Amaya, Calkins, Carter, De la Rocha, Floyd, Gage, Garcia, Gracheff, Hom, Maloney, Ng, Wun. GIRLS-Alva, Chan, Chin, Dong, Fenech, Grant, Hayes, Jackson, Leardini, Quinn, Shea, Velarde, Williams. REG. 207-H 'IO-Pres., Booras, V-Pres., Versino, Sec., Dye, Treas., Ong, Host, Chan, Hostess, Yee, B.A.R., Castillo, Journal Rep., Wong. BOYS-Chan, Del Pina, Dows, Low, Mikkelson, Moore, Moyer, Quong, Sanchez, Sheridan, Thompson, Tom, N., Tom, W., Wong. GIRLS-Bellochl, Bonilla, Borg, Choy, Dye, Heredia, Hu, Judge, Lim, Nielsen, Quinn. REG. 308-H 'IO BOYS-Caalim, Durham, Heisinger, Jackson, C., Jack- son, W., Johnson, McDonald, Revilla, Russell, Shearer Vigil, Voelker, Wong, Yip, Jeffords. GIRLS-Campbell, Lane, Lee, Louie, Mack, Melchoir, Ng, Pon, Routh, Salberg, Terry, Tonna, Winn, Wong, Yee. REG. 'I7-L 'I0-Pres., Zarubin, V-Pres., Gorkorsky, Sec., Mennuti, Treas., Lang, Host, Allen, Hostess Pearl, G.A.R., Veal, B.A.R., Castillo, Journal Rep. Pearl. BOYS-Baca, Butticci, Cates, De La Paz, Dodson Ellis, Fabela, Ferraez, Figueroa, Haynes, Jordan, Luna Morales, Nash, Pugh, Tracy, Wong. GIRLS-Alioto, Batton, Emanuelson, Luster, Olds Pruitt, Vlass. 1 1 1 1 . l2EGlS'l2lES CGQPEIQATE 4 O REG. 21-L 'IO-Pres., Zamboukas, V-Pres., Munson, Sec., Wong, Treas., Wong, Host, Stutchman, Hostess, Joseph, G.A.R., Brown, B,A.R., Stutchman, Journal Rep., Remail. BOYS--Chu, Durkee, Huntley, Lee, Leong, Levy, Lo- pez, Low, Martin, McGarvey, Pitts, Robinson, Single- ton, Thomas, Washington, Won, Yee, Zari. GIRLS-Chung, Delpino, Hearring, Kwan, Matsuno, Meredith, Oliver, Seid, Shroyer. REG. 26-L 'I0-Pres., La Honta, V-Pres., Rugani, Sec., Teeters, Host, Giannoni, Hostess, Tom, G.A.R., Fong, B.A.R., Bugeia, Journal Rep., Hereford. BOYS-Anderson, Chin, Fong, Jefferson, Lee, Leong, Linda, Lucchese, Francis, Montgomery, Perry, Tom, Wen, Elmore, Lee. GIRLS--Aquilina, Chin, De Santi, Gibson, Lee, Ng, Owens, Perkins, Tensteldt, Wong. REG. 'l'l8-L 'IO-Pres., Allen, V-Pres., Kipp, Sec. Roberts, Treas., Winthers, Host, Colgate, Hostess, Baker, G.A.R., Canfield, B.A.R., Ross, Journal Rep., Wilbur. BOYS-Austin, Bremond, Flores, Franza, Kelly, La- Grande, McDaniels, San Felipe, Siote, Spomer, Thors, Tucker, Villaroman, Vital, Woodward. GIRLS-Alioto, Del Campo, Hedeman, Jobe, Lo Buglio, Morgan, Morgan, Rohlapp, Rougeau, Davis. REG. 24-L 'l0-Pres., Wright, V-Pres., Cardifi, Sec. Frances, Treas., Navarro, Host, Larney, Hostess, Chip- ley, G.A.R., Nave, B.A.R., Bonnie, Journal Rep., Loftis BOYS-Benjamin, Bingley, Carney, Farrar, Henderson Hidalgo, Holland, Herman, Morris, Quintana, Rogers Scott, Sandera, William, GIRLS-Davis, East, Gomez, James, Rosebud, Stanley REG. 37-L 10-Pres., Huff, V-Pres., Joong, Sec. Preston, Treas., Lee, Host, Gallego, Hostess, Belmont, G.A.R., Newton, B.A.R., Moore, Journal Rep., Bell. BOYS-Campbell, Chin, Esporza, Gomez, Jones, Jor- dan, Lee, Leong, Moore, Ong, Parish, Payne, Pichett Shichan, Wong. GIRLS--Bowman, Chinn, Gan, Gee, Herald, Luippold Ong, Peters, Lawson, Tennason, Tom, Wong. REG. 314-L 'I0-Pres., Walton, V-Pres., Servente Sec., Brown, Treas., Hee, Host, Walton, Hostess, Ser vente, G.A.R., Rand, Journal Rep., Won. BOYS-Arriaga, Bennett, Cardoza, Chin, Gaggero Ledbetter, Lee, Leong, Lett, Low, McClendon, Paulin Sampson, Sines, Tom, Vergara, Wong, Tyler. GIRLS--Brewster, Chong, Hearrin, Lloyd, Neiman Neito, Nicolai, O'Neil, Pong, Robinson, Yick. 1 I REGISTIQIES UNITE . .. REG. 20:-H 9- BOYS-Butler, Chism, Chow, Cortes, Darrah, Dews, Dutcher, Fernandiz, Ivy, Mazon, Pon, Tomasello, Tong, Williams, Wong, Moraga, Woodworth. GIRLS-Argenal, Balletti, Bareis, Butardeci, Dubay, Hampton, Lew, Martin, Rudometkin, Sano, Slitkoff, Wittmer, McKinney. REG. 33--H 9-Pres., Cordini, V-Pres., Allen, Sec. Cusinano, Treas., Picchi, Host, Russel, Hostess, McNab, G.A.R., Griffith, B.A.R., Macia, Journal Rep., Weaver. BOYS-Aswad, Desmond, Dixon, Frazier, Gamboa, Hicks, Ho, Jang, Marchi, Montez, Moore, Moore, Ng, Orri, Toy. GIRLS-Chow, Equawa, Hayles, Kitchell, Lafarga, Ngai, Ow, Peters, Souza, Tucker, Williams. REG. 312-H 9-Pres., Zavala, V-Pres., Fontane, Sec., Miyama, Treas., Clenderry, Host, Stribling, Hostess, Nunes, G.A.R,, Crawford, B.A.R., Dudley, Journal Rep., Stribling. BOYS-Alexander, Der, Fioresi, Hurtado, Lee, Lee, Lee, Lewis, Maroney, McGriff, Millen, Nadh, Ortiz, Wong. GIRLS-Ameroghi, Eng, Hennessy, Maslen, Murray, Orteqa, Poon, Resendez, Routt. REG. 22-H 9-Pres., Walsh, V-Pres., Wright, Sec Montoya, Treas., Brooks, Host, Speigel, Hostess, Smith Journal Rep., Wright. BOYS--Casias, Gomez, Johnson, Judkins, McGinness Nardi, Owens, Rand, Rover, Salcedo, Wong, Wood Floyd. GIRLS-Bell, Brown, Hortan, Martella, Padia, Shirnbe Silk, Valadex, Hilado, McGowan, Keller. REG. 217-H .9-Pres., Marsigla, V-Pres., Adams, Sec., Wong, Treas., Binninger, Host, Vaughn, Hostess Bello, G.A.R., Tumelty, B.A.R., Feliciana, Journal Rep. Henderson. BOYS-Flaucia, Faltersack, Fong, Hithe, Hegg, Lee Mobley, Morrison, Rebolini, Redus, Rouse, Sexton Truiillo.. GIRLS--Bush, Craner, Golder, Gomez, Grayson, Lla- cuna, Olson, Singh, Villanueva. REG. 313--H 9-Pres., Abbey, V-Pres., Warnock, Sec., Latson, Treas., Chong, G.A.R., Chew, B.A.R. Horton, Journal Rep., McKelvey. BOYS-Austin, Castillo, Elmore, Felix, Gavin, Gee Lee, Louie, Montalvo, Prouty, Sautter, Stopnick, Suell Tom, Wong. GIRLS-Clement, Cortez, Davis, Eng, Nb, Parker Reymond, Ruggiero, Schaurnleftel, Walsh, Yurosh. l A 1 r 1 . . . REGISTRIES GCDVEIQN REG. 315-H 9-Pres., Rubino, V-Pres., Hayes, Sec., Alvarez, Treas., Amoroso, Host, Liban, Hostess, Toy, G.A.R., Evanoff, B.A.R., Nichols, Journal Rep., Montero. BCYS-Baston, Cross, Frey, Jackson, Juarez, Schell, Underwood, Yamashita, Young, Chesney. . GIRLS-Ashby, Buttice, Clausen, Henderson, Kost- riken, Mathais, McQuiIlian, Newman, Rosenbalm, Steuart, Tong. REG. 34-L 9-Pres., Loscutotf, V-Pres., Allen, Sec., Koslosky, Treas., Koslosky, Host, Corral, Hostess Arnold, Journal Rep., Catechi. BOYS--Graham, Williams, Chew, Funk, Handelin Hayles, Kerr, Lamagna, Lo Buglio, Oakes, Perrone Sanchez, Seymore. GIRLS-Baseggio, Benigno, Choice, Cortez, Davis Dobrovich, Fabela, Ford, Giampaoli, Martinez, Terry, Bowden, Walton. 1 I 1 REG. 318--H 9-Pres., 'Paulazzo, V-Pres., Cox, Sec., Lumina, Host, Paulazzo, Hostess, Cox, Journal Rep., Lumina. - BOYS-Anderson, Bagnavi, Balance, Binninger, Fong, Horsfall, Keller, Lew, Leong, Lew, Marcos, Martin, Matus, Nave, Northam, Wooten, Yee, Yee. GIRLS--Bench, Coffin, Dominguez, Fricano, Gorbun- oft, Jong, Kwan, Kwan, La Honta, LoBianco, Poon, Scott, Wallace. REG. 117-L 9--Pres., Sewell, V-Pres., Solimine, Sec., Rosario, Treas., Olesen, Host, Bateman, Hostess, Cusi- mano, G.A.R., Patrick, B.A.R., Baine, Journal Rep. Featherstone. P BOYS-Darrell, Garcia, Graham, Haddock, Hartwell Helton, Kenna, Matson, Solis, Theman, Whitney. GIRLS-Cabanas, Camby, Eisenstadt, Garcia, Gonn Heller, Lee, Marquez, Martinez, Ott, Tani, Thomas Zanatta. 1 N WR by X Qwfwpffigjbyf 'FWVKQQW Ny www Eff ffi, . , 1 , , fy ,.'?, f' ,J .X . 44 Aff? xx D x 1: A x g .r rf? 1.5.1 vs nh s :n -m u-Mx 9 ffw' ' ,fn I, 4 1 1 fl? r ,4 fp ,af QNHNS' www mini 5 ss sa mm I f. I A me fx Q-V ff H 3, al if ' ,K F, 1,111 ?Z X Q W Er n m.E,,,,., .,,,,,. 1 a E ss B55 SL BSS - 2 5 a. 5.5 SEBI? MEN if i E X145 as x-x ww ss ms as mam- an E H455 HA EEE N mmm -B X Swim sf 1:- QM X H ff, 1 :H ,. Sf 1-:ff W X ' k ,f . in f ' . - H233 ,E f E A 'gy B M SS EXE 1 Us H-fs:-'+M,i2:,., A .-fwf- fl 2: - N Www 4 ml I W-M5 4-A-Qi....., xx ii .M 31' :PQEE -wmsm gamma JM W Hum H Q Q. S9388 Q. me mx ik Ev fm H W fm? Q 5 wg K Q gg ,. ms Q as ,H m E 2 HH iimhx 'D The C.S.F., S.S.S. is the organization that brings together all the honor students in an attempt to live up to the motto Scholarship for Service. They have a booth at the carnival, a banquet, and an assembly. At the assembly, all the members take part in a pro- gram and the Seniors receive life membership, if they are eligible, in the C.S.F. or S.S.S. The letters CSF stand for the California Scholarship Federation. This Honor Society is composed of all the students at Commerce who maintain a high grade average, Requirements for admission to the C.S.F. novitiate membership are: ten honor points, eight of which must be in curricular subjects, two in extra curricular sub- ii A n ,n-.., -a......,.,.,qf ,. E is Hr... jects, or all ten in curricular subjects. An A in any subject counts as 3 points: a B in any subject l point. Two A's must be in solid or prepared subjects, A grade in physical education and ROTC are counted as V1 extra curricular points. Grades below an A or a B are not counted. Life membership requirements in the C.S.F. are as follows: students entering from junior high, a novitiate membership of four terms out of six. For those entering as freshmen, novitiate membership of six terms out of eightp for those having skipped a term, five terms out of seven. Membership must also include one term in the L-l2 or H-i2 grade. lNames on page 78.3 ss a -wr ----YY -,-.vw xg l? E, Q . ,Ng ,gm -,c. sf- Nt ,M sr at . E . fi-... . V .5-1 K- me Si Q H F. Qu -f-W .. if ' .., - 2 n 1.5. S in Here at Commerce there are two honor societies, the C.S.F. and the S.S.S. The students of Commerce are continually urged by the faculty to join either of the two honor societies offered in this school. Requirements for admission to the S.S.S., Silver Seal Society, novitiate membership are: an average of B in all grades. A C in any subject must be compen- sated for by an A in another subject. Anyone receiving the grades of D or an F is automatically barred from current membership in both societies. Permanent membership in the S.S.S. may be ob- tained, when, entering as a freshman, a students is a novitiate member six terms out of eight. Membership must include one term in the L-'l2 or H-l2 grade. Every semester, students in both the honor societies, are usually taken on excursion trips through one of the universities. This term, however, they were taken on a tour of the Ford Plant and the Standard Oil Refinery in Richmond, California. lNames on page 78.3 UT. COL. ROLLS C..AVT.BONXLLA L . ,.f . 3 i COMPANY f En 'fgafii NZ l C I ll ,,, TT' f SPRING ,lm X I Bull gli ,Y me ku Aw A b X Y . Comrmw 'C' FHLL L3-3 , , 5 I nf .. M rw Ir ?V!YBi I.. , c-Av-aim-XRNM -. Q, V5 If ..:-.,.,:,: 'W' ,o , IQI . .2 55? igi V H j,f,.,,..,4!,s ge. .,. J ?P a.'mz.xcuAvwsm 5 I mga -H fr ss X .... V E fs X53 E 3 , , U E MZ'WLX.BUNc,u FALL TERM 1948-Lt. Col. Palmisanog Ist' Lt. Rollsg SPRLNG TERM 1949-Lf, Col, Rolls: Capt' BO,-,mag 2nd Lf- Bonillaz 2nd Lf. CWCOSJ 2nd LT- Ephraim? 2nd Capt. Ephraimj Capt. Richardsong lst Lt. McKenzie5 Lf. Gambaj 2nd Lf, Genffy, 2nd Lf. McDonald! 2nd U- lst Lf. Patefieldp 2nd Lf. Bafdong 2nd Lf, Bunchg 2nd McKenzieg 2nd Lt. Patefieldg 2nd Lf. Richardson. Lt. Eatmon. lg'l.T? Paiemea F il i. i ii i l A i --V. l i l ll i ii il ii i ii . ll ll ii li ll 'l ii il li .l i 1 'I V1 SPRING GLEE Pres. Paddock: V. Pres. Monterosso, Sec. Bournellis, Treas. Henry: Journal Rep. Pierre, Calhoun, Gage, Gamboa, Ganatise, Henry, Hicks, New- man, Paddock, Pierre, Roberts, Taright, Abeyto, Bon- illa, Bournellis,Dia.mQ1dis, Gerber, Jackson, Jiaves, Kipp, Kitchellg KumanQ,i'Lembcke, Linzelser, Lim, Lof- tus, Masuda, M'EKay, Miller, Monterosso, Pappas, Peterson, Plouche, Quinn, Sinio, Telters, VanWoerkam, Williams, Wishard, Wurm. Sponsor: Miss Martin. ORCHESTRA BOYS-Briggs, Finerty, Flores, Gutierrez, Jacobson, Joseph, Kidd, Liban, Moran, Ng, Nelson, Ragona, Sperow, Stephenson, Postelthwite. GIRLS-Ferraris, Mathias. CHRISTMAS CHORUS Abeyto, Alva, Alvariz, Attard, Baca, Bournellis, Ball- etti, Blackburn, Castro, Condrott, DeAlba, Decker. Demmler, Diamondis, Eng. K., Eng. F., Gerber, Gold- kuhl, Grant, Halfin, Hollister, Jackson, J., Jackson, S., Jones, Kipp, Kumay, Kitchell, Lim, Lowery, Masuda, McKay, Mill6rf Monterosso, Nelson, Novak, Olson, Pappas, Perini, Politis, C., Politis, M., Quiteno, Quinn, Spiller, Sinio, Stanley, Taylor, Thompson, Tregenza, Tsolakidov, Vanderhorst, VanWoerkam, Whelan, Wil- liams, B., Williams, E., Williams, R., Williams, V., Wishard, Woolworth, Wurm. FALL GLEE Pres. Olsen, Vice Pres. Pappas: Sec. Wishard, Treas. Wilson. Peterson, Monterosso, Bournellis, Masuda, Ng, Freinn, Diamondis, Ng, Sivio, Trenzana, Jackson, AI- variz, Kipp, Politis, Miller, Kitchel, Gerber, Politis, Abeta, Wurm, McKay. Sponsor: Miss Martin. FALL DANCE BAND Koch, Gonzales, Aleixo, Newman, Kelly, Routt, Harris, Moran, Nelson, Muribus, Alpers, Sponsor Mr. Figeroid. SPRING DANCE BAND Borg, Finerty, Aleixo, Joseph, Ragona, Newman, Grant Durkee, Moran, Kidd, Brown, Flores, Martin, Walker Sponsor: Mr. Figeroid. Q., ...Apr rs+r1 FISA 'Wu EE Qibiiiabev 9-hath I W TT! jd- l :Mug i ,... l ' lf '- U W. ' ffl V' '. 'Liifl 'AJ FEi:'f f' .' . ' fi ' ' fl ' ' '1-if Q' 'f.-IJ,,.. -.N 4 - ,s . f . Y -. :Q - ' k--4: ---'--r - - r 'A -' ,,,,,,, ,C ...- , .,, :.--:a+-iff -gr 2 e - 4, Q -.rf1f . .. A. Nil,--il. .+L-Q . 1 i Vatu. J Jug-M H' 1145- .,., l ,- ,. J B, J . il L JL '-is .mi 4.'. .., ' 1 1:55 V+- f- -fe' A -'- ' ' A' 1 g g Q V .. Q Q. un. V f, -1 -V -,,- ,wi-y Y 5' 4, :S 5 if5'ii': ' 'utr' r z -- f r - ' ,I '- A 'LJ 'L i A rg-A K!-fn' .QLLQLQLZ lx:-J E sh tail, .,L,i5.q5f4 , in, ,L..4,sAa nr:-. L Y- .. ,. 1, auf 1 . I 5 ll: I! V Q Y- I, -Ti .lj -i..1l1111E,...j-.-V. . .fr i, ,, Teri- i,,TJf f- 3: HT.: I All 'r F V - 3 I il i l it A FALL SENIOR CONTROL Hirth, Koch, Low, Luippold, Marsh, McKendree, Mif- sud, Monterosso, Morgan, Palmisano, Rosa, Ruiz, Shal- aba, Springer, Vassalo, Wilcox, Wilson, Zorich, De- Andreis, Afinsoff, Apostolo, Bolton, Canavesio, Cat- soulis, Crncich, DeAlba, Duval, Flynn, Francheschini, Gardetto, Goldkuhl, Gonzalez, Gray, Harris, Hill. SPRING STUDENT COURT The following eight names represent those persons who so faithfully reported, often twice a week, to court sessions held in room 25. They gave their un- biased opinions concerning the cases before them and the respect for them held by the defendants was unbeatable. Friederichsen, District Attorney, Fagundes, Chief or Police, Newman, Assistant Chief, Bystroft, Judge, Rosetti, Defense Attorney, Rothkop, Defense Attorney, Johnson, Del Secco, Court Clerks, Ralston, Court Bailiff. FALL STUDENT COURT Judge: Amandoli, Defense Attorney: Rossetti, Assist- ant Judges: Elgal, Rothkop, Prosecuting Attorney: Chan, Bailiff: Palmisano, Clerk: Goldberg, Secretary: Chew. . ING SENIOR CONTROL There were forty-five, girls and six boys on the Senior Control during the Spring Semester of '49. lt is very hard indeed to find a more co-operative group of students. They give up a lot of their time with their classmates to patrol the halls during the lunch periods, not to mention the many times they show up for court sessions at 8:l5 a.m. on Thursdays and Fridays. Com- merce owes its appreciation to these '49ers. Friederichsen, District Attorney, Fagundes, Chief of Police, Newman, Assistant Chief of Police, Levinski Pierre, Calhoun, Ganzales, Strawn, Borg, Rosa, Gul- bransen, Kirilov, Andrews, Giacotto, Harding, Vigil, Sherry, Ling, Thompson, Nakamura, Williams, Mobley, Espinosa, Van Treese, Fagundes, Podesta, Ghilarducci, Brelivet, Vigil, Childs, Cuminetti, Alexander, Politis, Pappas, DeGrande, Venturoni, Schetinin, lveson, Van Woerkom, Williams, Astmos, Pendleton, Mahoney, Mobley, Moore, Unterberger, Akashi, Masuda, de Wilde, Hollister, Davis. 1 L 4 ,i ,if f f' A ' Lffq - - -X iff? In-!aViV!!2,Yj5!:,l AV 7 NIR?-:Q,f11,f.'!f,'L ,?7f,f..,i i :jd-.Jli!Mf,f e -1 .- -It J. ff! A X , FALL CONGRESS S eaker Palmisano S eaker P T Rudometkinp P I I P 1 ' -I Secretary, Del Secco, Chaplain, O'Malley. MEMBERS-Borg, Caulley, Levinski, Moore, O'Con- nor W., O'Conr1or, B., Rosetti, Rothkop, Arlie, Cara- mangno, Hayes, Harry, Kirshner, Koch, Lee, Levy Masciaga, O'Malley, Pappas, Prastalo, Wilcox, Bar ranti Bull Chan Demler Escort, Fochetti, Garcia, Hollister, Lee, Ralston, Roberts, Tani, Franza, Gor kosky, Tong, Felipe, Zarubin. SPRING CONGRESS Speaker, Arliej Speaker Pro Tern, Gill, Chaplain, Del Seccog Sgt. of Arms, Caramagno. BOYS-Fontaine, McGinnis, Salcedo, Mazon, Strib ling, Turnage, Gallego, Ruyani, Hernandez, Franza, Kalor, Yaich, Gregori, Lopez, Ralston, Rothkop, By- stroff, O'Malley, Cuneo, O'Connor. 1 GIRLS-Wittner, Silk, Billinger, Miyama, Gorkasky, Padrun, Pearl, Vlass, Buoncristiani, Rohlapp, Garcia, Roberts, Luippolcl, Morgan, Brooks, Hayes, Wilcox Bull, Harry, Fochetti, Levy, Tane, Demmler, Kirschner Masciaga, Politis, O'Connor, Lee, Borg. Sponsor: Miss Linns. FALL GIRLS LEAGUE President, Bosconcillop Vice-President, Gulbransen Secretary, Jones, Treasurer, Peralj Welfare Chairman Stevenson, Social Chairman, Rudometkin. SPRING GIRLS LEAGUE Pres., Rudometkin, V-Pres., O'Connorg Sec., Demm lerj Treas., Politisg Welfare Chairman, Stevenson Social Chairman, Jones. Sponsor: Miss Thursby. sae X., F1 .-5 il 'lilg l .nor ffl Lg 15? 5 P' ik 4 , r if 17 i 'gi' 41 545, f: ,:i5Tl , 1 4n'3icL. - i i' 35i l!?5',., 5. ' . ,, .Mega .f . Q -,,-,,,L 1 4- , , P . , - - f P V E viii .1 .: as .. -sl jx S+ . A ,.l TT' is C so C .1 ..i.--Q .U - . . , A-jxrf PV , ,Y,7 Ls W! - eg, 1 11 A 1, -, 5 : ,- .slfkji--,.! i ' ' yi, - il, ,' lj-,::j! 'f .1-age.. -. . -..ul-S. W-'-:A - he --Az: - Y. V -ff W . 1 --1 - V - ! x 1 1 is Q ss, , s gs . was . K,-ss, - H Emails'-rssmWmsszs.mEsms mm is EEE s W K F 2m we KF? HW asm mix- ss is is is -E' is 5 as is is E E sa DANCE CLUB FALL 1948 Pres., Bolton, V-Pres., Catsoulis, Sec., Rosa, Treas., Duval, Historian, Kirilovg Wardrobe Mistress, Erickson. Members: Afinsolf, Alexander, Barulicb, Basconcillo, Bolton, Canavesio, Catsoulis, Cuminetti, De Alba, De Grandi, Duval, ,Erickson, Fabela, Fagundus, Ghilar- ducci, Goldkull, Gulbranson, Harmon, Hill, Houweling, Kirilov, Kirchner, Lee, Masciasa, Mock, Moss, Podesta, Rosa, L., Rosa, N., Rosetti, Flynn, De Andreis. DANCE CLUB SPRING 'I949 Pres., Kirilov, V-Pres,, Rosetfig Sec., Houweling Treas., Ghilarducci, Historian, Erickson, Wardrobe Mis tress, Gulbranson. Members: Alexander, Barulich, Childs, Coffin, Cu- minetti, De Grandi, Del Secco, De Wilde, Erickson Fegundus, Ferage, Ghilarducci, Gill, Houweling, Kirilov Gulbranson, Kirsclriner, Lee, Masciasa, Mock, Moore Moss, Pappadimitrio, Peterson, Podesta, Prastalo, Rosa Rosetti, Spies, Venturoni, Fabela, Politis. S 1 f S THE JUNIOR STATESMEN I Pres., Ralston: V-Pres., Hess: Sec., Donlin, Treas., Carney. Cortes, Lingelser, Bystrott, Newman, Cuneo, Siman S ' - tacchi, Louie, Hernandez, Cook, Johnson, Allen, Fran- Paicgzld lgiunc-?fC5pSx1lir36h!-lunt' Lmgelser' MCCOY' zella, Chow, Fong, Marsiglia, Booras, Low, Rothkop, ' ' ' ', Baughman, Mock, Arlie, La Hont, Wright, Walsh GlRl-5-D6 ROY, Romero, Timbresa. Rudometkin, Freeland, Poon, Cordini, Vigna, Sewell The Junior Statesman was founded by Professor E. JOE, Tanaka, Zafl-'bl b Huff, Timbresa, Masuda, L05- A. Rogers of Montezuma Mountain School. Professor CUTOH, R0l1laPP, T0 maf l'laY951 RaCCh', Hess, M0bafQ, Rogers saw the need for presenting our American PaulaZZ0, ,Dv0r0ff, l-Opel, Zaifala, RUl3'Y10, Abbey, democratic system of government to young people in WalT0n, VlCafle- a practical way. The Junior Statesmen is organized from its local chapters to its state government under the pattern of G local and state governments in the United States. In Mf- Bflllhaff, SPONSOR this way each member of the Junior Statesmen is taking President, Chew: Vige-President, Lee: Treasurer, part in activities directly related to our governmental Quan: Sogial Chairman Chin, Quan: Editor in Chief, system. Mock, This practice in the practical workings of our gov- ernment gives the student a working knowledge of our country's legislative procedures, and also an apprecia- tion of our ideals of government, and a willingness to Fontaine, Friedericksen, Meckler, Carter, Demmler, make politics a noble profession and improve and Balance, Hazel, Dunbar, Fochett, Kwong, Wong, Lee, protect our democratic way ot life. Politis, Choy, Schultz, Little, Leech, Louie, Patefield ae L J if-' ' Fl 5, ' i 1 if E71 371 . f L in Fai if l 1 ' ' i ' ' ' .' -W W ' if I ll xiX,'Y,'i1-.-j ,',,:alL3T1. 5 .a l , ' ,. 2 :..- ----741'--,H -. .-,-,- - af-.gl-1 1- 1:4 ' it is H V A ii Hi Y ' - '.-.-'-:fr-R51 1'-yd if 'aff' ' ia 4 . . .-ir L: JL--fl., - The term play for the fall term was RamshackIe Inn. The leading role of Belinda Pryde, and old-maid librarian who has invested her Iife's savings, sight un- seen, in a mysterious and unprofitable hotel was played by Don Fagundes. Two F.B.I. agents were working to expose a gang of smugglers who use the old inn as their base of operation. Before the play ended there were many tense and exciting moments as the struggle goes on between the law and the crooks. PRODUCTION STAFF DIRECTOR .......... ......,. . Miss Leonora Bailey STAGE MANAGER ..,......,...,. . .... John Trail BUSINESS MANAGER ......, . . Sal Palmisano PROPERTIES ........ Selena Barton, Marelyn Talbot PROMPTERS ......... Joan Bionaz, Mary Beth Brown SOUND EFFECTS. . .Mildred Belles, LaRae Friedrichsen Frank Meckler MAKE-UP ASSISTANT ................. Tom Swords STAGE CREW ..,....... Roger Goodman, Ray Shibata, Oscar Veach TH E CAST PATTON .......... ARBUTHNOT ...... JOYCE ROGERS ..... MAME PHILLIPS ,..... BELINDA PRYDE Michael McGuire , . . .Robert Sexton .... Lillian Jung . . . .Mary Lou Johnson Diane Poe CONSTABLE SMALL .......,........ Don Fagundes . . .......,..... . . . COMMODORE LUCI GAIL RUSSELL ...., ALICE FISHER .... DR. RUSSELL ,..... BILL PHILLIPS .... MR. TEMPLE ..... MARY TEMPLE .... GILHOOLEY ...... FRED PORTER .,.. TOWSER. , .Norman Feldman . , Marion Secman . . , . . .Sydney Harry Bob Griftis ... .M. H. Friedrichsen Jack Sisneros .Geraldine Haves . . . .Charles Calkins ... .Burt Lucido 'ow' J The Spring l949 term play was a variety show en- titled Show Business. Some of the acts were The Westernaires, Sunday in the Park, A Night in Vienna, A Pretty Girl, Musical Moods, Chinese Fantasy, Trolley Song, South of the Border, and On With the Show. Some of the cast were: Johnson, Harry, Friedrichsen, Poe, Sexton, Dutcher, Henry, Paddock, Peterson, Fa- gundes, Bystroff, Boyer, Salley, Daniels, Storey, Thur- man, Rodriguez, Holt, Plouche, Williams, Griffis, Vigil, Rosetti, Chew, Fredricksen, Poppin, Pothier, Newton, Mock, Newcomb, Lienhard, McCabe, Chin, Dong, Lee, Lim, Tribily, Lum, Ong, Quan, Woo, Woong, Yee, Kwong, Hayes, Becker, Bruno, De Gennaro, Lucido, Lujan, Quiteno, Lembecke, Alva, Bournellis, Castro, Gerber, Jackson, Grant, Monterosso, McKay, Novak, Pappas, Sinio, Teeters, Thompson, Van Woerkam, Kit- chell, Pierre, Wright, Wyatt, Newman, Kicks, Mena, Gamboa, Ganatise, Calhoun, Gage, Gam, Block, Abeyta, Bonella, Diamandis, Haden, Jiavas, Lingelser, Kirilov, Kirschner, Levinski, Paulazzo, Gulbransen, Vigil, Rosetti, Alexio, Borg, Brown, Moran, Walker, Ragona, Rax, Routt, Sperow, Durkee, Linn, Loftus, Masuda, Preziozi, Martin, Kidd, Lew, Lee, Wong, Tom, Swords, Smith, Prouty, Kinkel, Frankenstein, Sutherland, Cal- kins, Spangenberg, Barton, Demmler, Pendleton, Un- terberger, Donlin, Lane, Lai, Kirk, Bionaz, Sexton, Mock. This Show combined the talents ot the Dance Club, Glee, Music, and Dramatics, under the direction of Miss Martin, James Riley, Leonora Bailey, Loretta Best, Nicholas Germano, Alice Gantzer, and Lewis Morris. Tilllii znxinniqls 1, jp,-1 -- -z.:-.-2,-f' .-11:11 e t ' T ' ' ' Y i,,,, ,fl ,g.,'g' 'YI Ui, 'E Yr,- -'.,l -. ' , , t , Q, N. . ,, ,,-.,,,.., ,., NV.. ,, ,t , if-- i i W 1 1 ' x ' ' r 1 V ' 1 -- , T ' ' 1 . I -' i P - ii nllYl-lYl-i1Q 'IUL T11 - l . . V. . D l V , ' l l K l 'V w K f f ' 1 V 4' . .w uv, 1 5 eG0MMERGE 'SPIE 1 ll! 3 Edifcd nm! publixbed by the Sludeikzf in lozfrmilirm 3 Q HIGHS SCHOOL OI? COMMERCE 64' Hugs San Fraucisio, Calilforniii I N' 5 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ,........,....,.................. ,,.. NANCY DELGADO - EXECUTIVES - ' M 3 A,f.YiJll!?If Edflurmg ............. ................................. ,........ A ....,.... ,, ........ P a ul Koch . ........ Bcvelrlysr Bplmix .......Clmrlene lvewn ....l....,LoIwell Cnulley .......fVince Carnnllanygo T ......... joargf Espmosrg Feature Edllfll' ,...... ................ A,f.ri.f.'un1 Feature Editor ....... Sporlr Edilur ....................., A.r.ri.r.'m1I Sllorlx Editor .,,,.. CjI't'Ir'1:lffUh' Jlllrfznger ...... Exrlxmgc' Edilm' ........... .....4 ...........,..... . , ,,,,v,4,f,,.j1,,j0g1n Pearly Ad!-'NUI' .....,.......,..........................,.......,... ....,... , ..,..,,.,,,,,.,.,, ,,,,, Is ' Ir, Lewis- Mqpffjgf REPORTERS X ,X . l M Rojas, Rolls, Guevara, Ryan, Green, Plouche, Kirschnexr, O'Malley,X, Schewnin, Hereidu, Glin, Lee E H V l 1 C50 X R0 TH P Dos X . Roles 15 'c l 1 . ' Q 'G g 1 N X ' , S : g - 3 H K W R X. III 1 Ediied and pzlbiixhed by the Sx'!ld8l1x'54 in Ifyurvmlimz - 4 n, ,H 1 ,HIGHK SCHOOL OF COMMERCE cf, s rf S, F, . on l.. F 4- nntp 1 Z .X NL an ranczsfor A 1 on-ma fu-.f H EmpR.1N-cHiEp,., .......,....,.,... ,...... ,.......... - ?.,.IOAN.,ESPINOSA1 wir k V . V - ,EXEQUIINEZ ' Q E A.vEi.r!anl Edifof5..:...Q.:.f .... jQ...1...f ...,....... ..... Joan Pearl. AMarilyq Vangfreese FE:1f1H'8EdiY01' ...... il ...... 1 ..., 'i .... i fl..L..l..:...f..,Q...11 ..,... .'.,.....Shirley Lee .klsxistznzf Feature 'lEdi1or.ii..5f... .... 2 .... Q .... 1.4: ..... f ..,.... Janis Kirschrier Spam Edizor .3 ,... .... .................... 5 ....... Q ...,......... ...i...Da.vic1 Rochkop Circulation Mdildgff.-..?.g... .............. ..... ng ...,M.. r...? ., ........... Dcin Posados ' . Exchange fdildrw ...,. Q ...5.,.,, ..gh.i.i....s.g...lr..2..f?. ..... .2 ...... 3. .... 5 Sylvia -Rojas. zAdvi5qr, ....... V Z., ..,..... 1, .... 5 ...g,,f.r...:.5...f ....,....... ...4................ ,Mn Lewis Morris H M F X QZEREPORTERSH W f H ' Dahl, V1NI51:h'e?:?en, sUniefb2rger. Whelan, Greeq, XI-Ierediaf Cameron. , I . E W Ivesbfi, Ne'ivFrilaiE1,wC5.iamango, Cirringtrfi, Cmilnea Ryan, ' E H S Sugirfiotb,,Scgiefinh,EDeIgad'b, Cook,'C4u1liey. i i i i. I 1 it i 1 1-' gm My i WI i A is i ti if il i i 1 Kmsc HNE fi fr' f ' -.A 5 not A452 'Diff JACQUELINE SCHETININ CHARLENE IVESON LOWELL CAULLEY . JOAN PEARL . . 'EL' 445' A A L-J . V x. . , A H 253 14 ii Q, 1 ' X l ' .I lm ' .- p 'L :T P ' I, f M ' 2 A 1. W I , 1. -.s p . . C0-editor HAROLD HARTZ . Advertising Manager . . C0-6diTOr NAOTA SHIBATA . , . Staff Artist Boys' Sports Editor Reporters: . Girls' Sports Editor Diane Matheesen, Joan Unterberger, Charles Cook, SYLVIA ROJAS . . . . Club Editor SATSUKI SUGIMOTO . . Copy Editor Richard Cameron, Mildred Prastalo, Connie Heredia, JANICE KIRSCHNER . Picture Editor Rudy Ryan, Fred Cuneo, Vince Caramagno, Frank RAY O'MALLEY . Business Manager Zari, Charles Carrington. I ii . f A . 1. - --H.. V Y-, ,. avi-,-, .F , , ...A . A-he su. , .. if rua. ,.Y.- QW, i ,. , , i.C,iii..Y,lis,4 EL left ffEEiL'f5.7i,Fi7ii '7Qi3f, :e i!r-z'ii. H 'l f1 . 5 , ,51:,:'ifff r',' 4,11 .Tfy:.afi!g,. i il - X 1 ' , - 'i l f T' i i 7 Li' iliff-33 i777' ' '-'2iiff'IQQ'fTTQ'5fii Pkfi.ff: 5'l.I,.. ffl ,, ,, ,, ,W -.., ,,4, , X. ,.,.,j,, ., 4, ' . I , I' ' I Q J 'Z'Q,LQQt,iEgQQQi':'fiiff'ff iff Ynrffili V. . V i ' iq , M -5 I 1' 7 ' 1-ff, i I i i' l. W LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club this term is rnade up of students that work in the library different periods. You see the girl at the desk checking books, or the boy at the other desk checking magazines, and still another boy bring- ing the passes to the study. These boys and girls make it possible for you to enjoy yourself each period at the library, We cannot forget the two librarians, Miss Grayson, Head Librarian, and Miss Lins, Assistant Librarian. ' The library offers great possibilities to students who have just come to Commerce, or students who have been here just for a term. You can earn five points a term. The library strives to strengthen these students in using the library intelligently, lt will strengthen your social attitudes in courtesy, poise, neatness, depend- ability, initiative and loyalty. The library has a wide variety of books, magazines, pamphlets, encyclopedias and many different picture magazines. Pres., Maffeij V-Pres., De Wildeg Sec., Peirrep Treas., Posadas. Bateman, Bauer, Becher, Cortes, Crivello, Fagundes, Jackson, La Honta, Louie, Macia, Paulazzo, Rodiack, Smith, Thompson, Vanneri, Swords, Akers, Astmos, Amorosa, Buoncristiani, Del Secco, Ferage, Guertin, Foraker, Hayes, Jew, Kirk, Kirschner, Law, Ow, Padrun, Rudometkin, Moore, Pendleton, Salberg, Wong, Yim, Tani. STAGE CREW BOYS-Allen, Frankenstein, Kunkel, Prouty, Smith, Sutherland, Swords, Meckler, Friedricken. GIRLS-Barton, Kirk, Demmler. Sponsor: Miss Bailey. I v SOCIAL SERVICE The purpose of the club is to help both the school and the community. ln order to help the school, this club intends to make decorative or useful articles for the social activities of the school, lt will help the com- munity by the contribution of its members who will make garments for the needy and toys for children in hospitals and orphanages, The Social Service Club is planning big things for the future-so watch it growl FALL OFFICERS Pres., Asmussen, V-Pres., Reimusg Sec., Sano, Treas., Johnson, Journal Rep., Schwandt. Argenal, Balletti, Richardson, Broyles, Sindbarg, Hoppe, Hollister, Bortolatt, Benenger, McNab, Schwandt, Gray, Roboseio, Bionaz. SPRING OFFICERS Sponsor, Mrs. Johnston, Pres., Patricia Reimusj V-Pres., Jerry Schwandtg Sec., Aiko Sano, Journal Rep., Jackie Schwandt. PROJECTION CLUB Pres., Telegin, V-Pres., Moore, Sec., Carter, Treas., Carter, Journal Rep., Hernandez. BOYS-Bartolotti, Choy, Hernandez, Jackson Moore, Simpson, Stuchman, Telegin. GIRLS-Carter, J., Carter, P., Storey, Telegin Neiman. Sponsor: Mr. Germano. 1 1 E 5 I i t PUBLIC ADDRESS H Q.-c Hi ssl Friedrichsen, Breaker, Smith, and Swords. H EALTH CLU B Strange as it seems, the Health Club is probably one of the most important clubs in our school. The,Club is formed in Room l5 for the purpose of training boys and girls how to act in case of emergency. The Club's principal tasks are to learn to care for the sick, give first aid to minor iniuries, and to learn office work. The reason for this being the most im- portant club at Commerce is because so many lives have been saved by skillful first aid workers. This Club is not devoted to work all the time, but at least once a year a party is sponsored by Mrs, Schoch, the Club Advisor. The Club is always looking for boys and girls who are interested in learning about health. Every year the Health Club picks their officers for the following terms. 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H M , , 21 Fu. . ,uw ff .ww..-.. ........a,. .Q .1:uma.:kL.i,..,.a41L...i.W,.w'.l-w..+W..W,,,3g..lf.W :.L-A,.- 1 4 Coaches, Mr. Smith, Mr. Delmang Amandoli, Ander- sen, Boyd, Brekle, Brown, Calhoun, Cook, Cranshaw, Cunningham, Foreman, Frankenstein, Garofalo, Graves, Guevara, Gage, Hart, Hayes, Hendon, Hernandez, Hunt, Grey, Joseph, Kidd, Kocher, Landucci, Loving, VAIQSTV SCD BULLDOGS TIE INDIANS ln their first game of the i948 season, the Com- merce Bulldogs played the Lowell Indians. The first touchdown was scored by Commerce. Our lone touch- down came when Ed Salcedo passed a short on to Glue-fingers Charlie Boyd. This one touchdown was a big enough margin to put us in the win column. ln the third quarter the Indians went on the warpath and came back to tie up the game. But the boys were a bit taut in their first game and were unable to capitalize on scoring chances. The score was 6 to 6. BUCS SLICE BULLDOGS 7-0 Winning in the last minutes of play, Balboa defeated Commerce 7 to 0. Balboa, using a Notre Dame box formation, was held in their own backyard most of the first period. The first two times they penetrated the Bulldog's IO yard stripe, they were slapped back by penalties. The officials marched off lO5 yards in penal- ties against Bal and 50 against Commerce. An inter- ception set up the Bucs touchdown. BULLDOGS ROLL For the first nineteen minutes, Galileo held Com- merce, but after that it was a slaughter. Winning by the score of 32 to O, the Bulldogs first touchdown was made on a pass from Walt Cranshaw to Charlie Boyd. Halfback Ed Salcedo turned in a beautiful piece of running when he intercepted a Lion pass and raced 72 'yards for another Commerce touchdown. On the succeeding kickoff by Alva Joseph, the ball sailed into the end-zone where no attempt was made by Galileo to recover the ball. Bill Rodiak. pounced upon the ball and added another 6 points to the Bulldogs' growing score. PARROTS BITE BULLDOGS Going on a scoring spree, Poly defeated Commerce 5l-l2, its fifteenth straight victory. Aided by Elvin Colburn, who scored three touchdowns, the Parrots were the rulers in this game. Commerce's touchdowns came in the last period. The first score was set up when Charlie Boyd recovered a Poly fumble on the Com- merce l2. From there Ed Salcedo passed to Bill Rodiak for the score. Commerce took to the air again, and in two plays, padded 73 yards to the Poly four. Cranshaw McClure, McGrath, Mendez, Morton, Pudarich, Racchi, Roosakas, Rigsby, Rodiack, Romero, Salcedo, Smith, McGregor, Yep, Yaich, E. Yaich, Lanzavecchia. Managers-Rogers, Mikkelson, Rockwell, Bartolotti. UAD lugged it over from there. Well, anyway, Commerce scored more points against Poly than any other team at the close of the I 948 season. INDIVIDUAL PICTURES COACH ED. SMITH COACH ERV. DELMAN RICH AMANDOLI . . . A sure fingered ball handler . . . good blocker. CHARLIE BOYD . . . Glue fingers . . . teriffic on defense . . . All City. MACK CALHOUN . . . Ace on defense . . . ball hawk . . . always alert. RICHIE GREY . . . Very good pass re- ceiver . . . injured early in the season. CORNELIUS ANDERSON . . . Hard charger . . . good blocker . . . rugged and fast. SOLOMON SMITH . . . A jarring tackler . . . fast charger . . . rough. GEORGE HART . . . Sensational in the Mission game . . . steady player. EDMUND HAYES . . . Hard tackler . . . plenty rough . . . back next season. BRANNY YAICH . . . Always gave good gpmgetition . . . hard tackler and c r o e . TONY ROMERO . . . Always full of pep . . . big and rugged. MARIO GUEVARA . . . The little giant . . . alert . . . always ready. DENNY YEP . . . Small . . . hard charger . . . compact little guard. PHILIP RACCHI . . . an outstanding reserve . . . rough boy . . . back next season. BILL RODIACK . . . Fleet footed back . . . hard runner . . . hard tackler. ALVA JOSEPH . . . plunging back . . . rough and ready as a line backer. WILBERT BROWN . . . Shifty runner . . . fast . . . good on punt returns. LE GRANDE FOREMAN . . . best kicker in the league . . . always came through. ED SALCEDO . . . the arm . . . best passer on the team . . . wise defense 1 player. CHARLIE COOK . . . Blocking back . . . called defensive signals . . . line backer. JOE KOCHER . . . Drop kick specialist . . . good blocker . . . elusive runner. PAUL MORTON . . . Blocking back . . . rough . . . back next season. xx .xxx -x . Y ' 4? X , I , zzz , 4 H xx' 3 xx . x x xiii- . 3515? ' 9 95i NN- 1 V x'::: :.: .:... .Y 1 xx xx ' - I ' '51 xx X xx x xx xx Bxxxx as xx .xxx-xx xx x H xx xx -xx xxxxn H. .xx .5 H xxxx -,S-.E xx-xx E xx xx xxxx. 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Commerce tied the game 6 to 6 when Joe Kocher took a reverse and passed to Mack Calhoun for a play that was good for 47 yards. The Links won the game by intercepting two Bulldog passes. Salcedo's pass intended for Rodiak was intercepted by Huxley on the Commerce 42. Huxley hit pay dirt with- out being touched for Lincoln's second touchdown. Lincoln cinched the game when Walt Cranshaw's pass was intercepted, and Lincoln, gaining possession of the ball, paved their way to their third touchdown. Alva Joseph cracked over left guard for the last Commerce touchdown. BULLDOGS, WILDCATS DEADLOCK At the middle of the turf of Kezar Stadium, Com- merce and St. Ignatius fought to a O-0 tie. St. Ignatius was delayed in their bid for -a spot in the play-offs by this tie. Although the Wildcats had four opportunities to score, they were unable to break the deadlock. Commerce got a real scare in the last quarter when a clipping penalty and a blocked punt put the lgnatians on the Commerce I8. With less than two minutes to go, Levis Martin plunged for a 6 and an end sweep picked up 9 more yards. COMMERCE MISSION GAME Ending the season gloriously and playing one of their greatest games of the year, the Commerce Bulldogs defeated the Mission Bears 7 to O. The strong defensive play of both of the teams was of particular interest. Strictly a defensive game from the beginning to the end, it was a marvelous sight when in the last quarter, Commerce held the Bears for four downs on the one foot line. It was one of the greatest goal line stands that has been seen in a long time. Commerce's lone touchdown was rnade by Charlie Boyd, who recovered a Mission fumble in the end zone. A sensational game was played by George I-lart who was responsible for the fumble. Hart tackled a Mission player with such ter- rific force, the ball plopped out of his hands and rolled into the end zone where Charlie Boyd recovered it for a touchdown. Joe Kocher made the extra point when he drop kicked. LOWELL INTERCEPTS Charlie Boyd ll2i, Commerce end having a pass intercepted by two Lowell men. LONG KICK TO POLY Le Grande Foreman getting off one of his long kicks in the Poly game. MISSION'S LINE SKIRTED Wilbur Brown, speedy halfback going around right end. Also in the picture are Charlie Cook C251 and Al Lanzavecchia 1225. LOWELL STOPS KOCH ER Halfback Joe Kocher being stopped by practically the whole Lowell team after he returned a kickoff. ONE POLY DIDN'T GET Although we lost to Poly, Mack Calhoun made a fine catch for a long gainer as the picture illustrates. COMMERCE CRASH ES TH ROUGH Walt Cranshaw, Commerce fullback being stopped by two Lowell men. Next to him are Charlie Boyd ll2D, Dick Amandoli l3lD, and Edmund Hayes l35i. Ill 1 ll P.-3 1 -as-6 - . SQCLHQ SQUAD . . , The Commerce High soccer team had its largest turnout in recent years but was almost completely dimiished due to transfers and ineligibility of many key players. Overcoming a manpower shortage the Commerce booters gained a tie for 5th place. The two victories for Commerce were against Lowell and Poly. The most thrilling game of the season was against Washington, the play-off champions, who were almost defeated by a stubborn defense set up by Coach Walt Lester. The difference in the final score was two cheap goals which our potential all-city goalie Sal De Santi could not reach. One was on a penalty kick that hit the sand and skidded over De Santi's head. The other was CHARLIE CALHOUN . . . RIGHT WING . . . excellent goal maker . . . high scorer of the team. RALPH CRESPO . . . RIGHT FORWARD a forty foot kick that barely grazed the goal post and' richocheted into the goal. Commerce tallied on follow ups by our hard charging forwards. The games this year were played at Beach Chalet which has fine soccer fields but the ocean breezes that blow make it no place for a soccer game. The high scorer for the team was that fleet-footed forward Ce Ce Calhoun who accounted for more than 6OfX9 of the goals scored. Sal De Santi, who doubles as the Varsity baseball catcher, was easily the outstanding goalie of the league although he did not play every game. MATT HARRINGTON . . . FULLBACK.. . good defense man . . . rugged player. RAMON LINERES . . . GOALIE . . . I Quick thinker . . . good reserve. . . . hard charger . . . playmaker. , . RONALD ZELAYA g CENTER FQR, segszgmfggeSwsgfgefanfjagsthgd B fa LLOYD HILL . . . CENTER ronwmzo WABRD' - - - P0Wel'fUl k'Cl4el:'- R ' y ' . . . fine offensive and defensive reserve. fll.E1lflell?.ll'l1lCEufeFI flfegofgitlvxfg j e e f.:Z :f 2 ggjdlgsggngmg Mgrlfff HALF - - . ing, ommerce a I eo - cAnLos VALDES . . . LEFT wma . . . g,,,,,,,,e,,e 2-351503 3 ooN POSADOS . . . FULLBACK . . . good kicker. C e ce 0-Lincoln I hard charging . . . good kicker. Olflfn f RUDYFYAN ' --R'GHTdH,ftLi -good ANGELO CAMELLERI . . . 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VARSITY BASKETBALL All-City Charles Boyd lead the Bulldogs into battle backed up by two stellar guards in Ron l Moe i Mo- berg and Handsome Harry Mock. Moe was a great floorman and when he shot, which was very seldom, he rang the bell with amazing accuracy. Boyd was this year's version of Henry Chin. Heading the team in scoring, Charlie pushed them in with either hand. Mock came into his form of old in the last four games of the season, meshing most of his points on long swishes. The star of next year's team. Vince Caramango, Alex Maffei and little Casey Jones filled out the Bulldogs formidable group of basketeers. Opponent Played Winner Score Mt. Diablo Concord Mt. Diable 42-32 St. Peters Balboa Commerce 37-23 St. James Commerce Commerce 32-29 Tamalpais Mill Valley Tamalpais 36-31 Richmond Richmond Richmond 53-49 Sequoia City College Sequoia 55-39 Washington City College Commerce 33-28 Serra City College Commerce 38-29 Lincoln Kezar Lincoln 28-23 San Mateo San Mateo San aMteo 41 33 Serra San Mateo Serra 38-19 San Jose San Jose Commerce 39-27 Lowell Kezar Lowell 61-31 Balboa Kezar Balboa 40-38 Sacred Heart Kezar Commerce 41-33 Poly Kezar Poly 44-37 Lincoln Kezar Lincoln 29-17 Washington Kezar Commerce 48-42 Santa Clara Fr. Santa Clara Santa Clara Fr. 53-37 St. Ignatius Kezar St. Ignatius 40-24 Galileo Kezar Commerce 34-30 Mission Kezar Mission 21-19 SEASON RECORD Won 8-Lost 14 LEAGUE RECORD Won 3-Lost 6 CHARLIE BOYD. . .leading scorer. . .good rebounder. ANGELO MENEGUZZI. . .dead eye. . .fast and shifty. CASEY JONES . .good rebounder. . .tricky handler. HARRY MOCK ..guard . .good rebounder. . .fine eye. RON MOBERG.. guard ..team player.. .rebounder. VINCE CARAMAGNO. . .forward. . .good feeder. I 30'S The Commerce 1,30 pound basketball team didn't have as good a season as they expected. At the begin- ning of the season most of the kids at 'Commerce tabbed our 30's to take the championship but they finished in third place. The Bullpups had a record of six wins and three defeats. Al Sleepy Young, guard, was captain and was also one of the outstanding players along with Dave Lew, center, who led the team in scoring with 67 points in .nine games and made second string All City. The other three first stringers were Hanson Quock, speedy guard, William Lee, sharp shooting forward, and old reliable Low Chan, forward. 4 The second team also had very fine players. They were: Hanley Fong, Charlie Cunningham, Wally Tice, John Brown and Yukio Mizota. Most of these boys will return for action next season. Three way tie for 7th Place LEE, WILLIAM ..forward. . . Mo Mo . . .high senior. CHAN LOW . .. forward . .. Lefty . . . team player. LEW, DAVE . .. center . .. all-city team. . .future star. YOUNG, AL . guard clever fast charging. HANSON QUOCK. . .guard. . .excellent feeder. MIZOTA, YUKIO . . . always ready to go . . . fast. Opponent Played . Winner Score Mt. Diablo Concord Commerce 34-22 St., J ames ' Commerce Commerce 44-19 Tamalpais Mill Valley Commerce 39-17 Richmond Richmond Richmond 40-35 San Mateo San Mateo Commerce 27-20 Serra San Mateo Commerce 48-28 Lowell Kezar Commerce 46-30 Balboa Kezar Balboa 27-25 Sacred Heart Kezar Commerce 31-29 Poly Kezar Poly 39-36 Lincoln Kezar Commerce 22-18 Washington Kezar Washington 33-28 St. Ignatius Kezar Commerce 30-20 Gal i leo Kezar Commerce 37-31 Mission Kezar Commerce , 25-15 SEASON RECORD LEAGUE RECORD Won 11-Lost 4 Won 6-Lost 3 Third Place KWOCK, LOUIS . . . superb team player . .. good eye. CUNNINGHAM, CHARLIE . fine on defense. TICE, WALLY . good ball handler .. quick. BROWN, JOHN . .. terrific eye . .. team man. FONG, HANLEY fast little guy lots of action. K LIGI-ITWEIGI-IT CAGEIQS - 120's BASKETBALL SQUAD Mr. Hedden, Coach, Johnson, Carrington, Martin, El- more, Mason, Hall, Choy, Boyd, Gage, Kalar, Chu, Bremmond, Johnson. Having a record of seven wins and 2 losses, the Com- merce 12O's came in tied for second place with Wash- ington in lightweight basketball. The first team was centered around seven boys. They were: McKinley Boyd, Walter Bremond, Captain Lincoln Chu, Thomas Gage, Harold Johnson, Dick Kalar and Freddie Martin. Chu was high scorer ot the team with Gage second and Kalar third. The 20's beat Saint Ignatius 21-17, Mission 23-21, Galileo 49-12, Balboa 30-13, Lowel 28-25, Lincoln 37-22and Sacred Heart 25-21. They lost to Washing- ton 22-15, and Poly 26-21. Coach Tom Hedden used his seven man first string most of the season, switching players from one position to another until he found the right combination. ln practice games this season our 20's did pretty good for themselves, winning four games and losing one, with Lincoln Chu doing most of the scoring. The 20's received bronze medals for coming in second. Opponent Where Played Winner Portola Portola Commerce Roosevelt Roosevelt Commerce San Mateo San Mateo Commerce St. Ignatius Commerce Commerce Francisco Francisco Commerce Washington Commerce Washington Mission Mission Commerce St. James Commerce Commerce Galileo Commerce - Commerce Balboa Commerce Commerce Everett Everett Commerce Poly Poly Poly Hayward Hayward Hayward Lowell Commerce Commerce Presidio Commerce Commerce Lincoln Kezar Commerce Marina Marina Commerce Sacred Heart Commerce Commerce SEASON RECORD LEAGUE RECORD Won 15-Lost 3 Won 7--Lost 2 ea ze is is Q. it W Q E .ee 5 we emi Us O Sc 34 Ofe -26 41-23 17-13 21 28 -17 -10 22-15 23-21 51-32 49-12 30-13 20-14 26-21 22-18 28-25 35-33 37-22 41-21 25-21 Tie for Second Place x a a u a n E A , ff g is if I . . : 1 - f' . 'te ' ' 5 - 2 A V' g H- 5: : ' A . ', ' I I l' 1' I .P :W 7 . - jx QL ,A -I J gt.. Les' Ill Ls. -use-. v ...G H r 1'l0's BASKETBALL TEAM Mr. Hedden, Coach, Johnson, Hedden, Carrington, Muribus, Calais, Low, F., Low, G., Chow, R., Cates, Bremmond, Luxemberg, Show, S., Guerrero, Graham. During last year's A.A.A. IIO pound basketball season the Commerce lO's had a very successful year. Led by forward Phil Graham, high point man of the team, and Milt Luxemburg, the l0's won a total ot I4 games, losing only 4, including practice games. Coach Tom Hedden's boys won 8 league games, losing I, and that to the team they tied with for first place, Washington. The team was composed of I I men. They were first stringers: Phil Graham and Pete Guerrero, forwards: Milt Luxemburg, center, Harry Bremond and Captain Commerce Commerce Commerce Commerce Commerce Commerce Commerce Commerce Commerce 25 I2 36 34 .. 45 - 30 39 35 37 - St. Ignatius ......... Il Washington .., .. I4 Mission .... .. 20 Galileo ..... .. 20 Balboa . . , . . I4 Poly .... .. 20 Lowell ........ .. 25 Lincoln ....,,.. . . I7 I4 Sacred Heart .. Steve Chow, guards. The second team was something like this: at forwards were Franklin Low, Franklin Calas, and George Muribusj at center: Ted Cates, and at the guards spots were Rainey Chow and George Low. This is the second straight time that the Commerce I IO pound team has won the championship. Last year's team was under the guidance of Coach Delman, while this year's squad is being coached by Tom Hedden. Opponent Where Played Winner Score Portola Portola Commerce 46-il Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt 21 -I 3 San Mateo San Mateo Commerce 20-i0 St. Ignatius Commerce Commerce 25-ll Francisco Francisco Commerce 33-30 Washington Commerce Washington I4-I2 Mission Mission Commerce 36-I7 St. James Commerce Commerce 62-34 Galileo Commerce Commerce 34-20 Balboa Commerce Commerce 45-I6 Everett Everett Everett 21-20 Poly Poly Commerce 30-20 Hayward Hayward Commerce 2l-20 Lowell Presidio Commerce 39-25 Presidio Kezar Presidio 22-18 Lincoln Marina Commerce 35-'I 8 Marina Kezar Commerce 25-14 Sacred Heart Commerce 37-I4 SEASON RECORD Won I4-Lost 4 LEAGUE RECORD Won 8-Lost I Tie for First Place -an-J VARSITY TRACK Smith, Coach, Simpson, Astmos, Thwaites, Yaich Anderson, Durkee, Hayes, Harrington, Estrada, Stribi ling, Stuchman, Rax, Pudarich, Grievano, Escabar 130's TRACK Mr. Lester, Coach, Johnson, Romero, Velez, Lee, Choy Jones, Fontaine, Elmore, Gavin, Salcedo, Racchi, Bell Tice, Yep, Sampson, Munson, Leon, Cunningham, Hor- ton, Owens, Roosakos, Lester, Nash, Jackson, Sherry, Wai, Mason, Elmore, Franzella, Talavera. 1 Fleming, Feliciano, Camellasi. ' Brown, Manager, Nelson, Rebolini, Foreman, Glin, Whitaker, Loving, Ryan, Rockwell. 120's TRAC K Mr. Lester, Coach, Talavera, Shibata, Martinez, Parish, Luxemberg, Bremond, Russell, Sanchez, Gage, Martin. Felix, Hall, Chin, Elmore, Dortor, Hayles, Chandler, Cross, Paulazzo, Bognani. BLOCK C SOCIETY Posados, McArthur, Bagnani, Cuneo, Maffei, Ryan, Moberg, Bauer, Friedrichson, Harrington, De Santi, Sutherland, Frankenstein, Gallagos, Cook, Yell, Hayes, Rax, Thwaites, Caramagno, Cunningham, Pierre, Riz- zato, Morton, Rodiack, Salcedo, Sherry, Martinez, Strib- ling, Shibata, Molina, Simontacchi, Calhoun, Arlie, Roosakas, Hall, Yep, Locing, Graham, Calas. Romero, Smith, Lobing, Boyd, Guerrero, Luxemberg, Bremond, Calais, Cates, Angaya, Kocher, Anderson. Mr. Lester, Sponsor. RELAY CHAMPIONS Each track season Commerce sends four boys down to Burlingame for the Burlingame Relays. Last year our boys set a record for the Medley Relay. Their time was 8:08. This year the four boys that went to Burlin- game representing Commerce were Lambert Rax, who ran the 880, James Loving the 220, Don Johnson the 440, and our star miler Ellwyn Stribling who finished up with the mile run. They set a new record, the time was 8:03.4. Rax and Stribling were also on the Com- merce Medley Relay team last year. CROSS COU NTRY TEAM Mr. Lester, Coach, Andaya, Chandler, Gavis, Hess, Luscutoff, Martinez, Rax, Sherry, Simpson, Stribling, Thwaites, Wai, Whitaker. The Cross Country team coached by Walt Lester was sixth in the recent Cross Country meet at Golden Gate Park with a score of l49 Pacing our team was Elwyn Stribling who took first out of the l87 competing, and Lambert Rax who placed third. Other Commerce runners were: Ryan, who placed 23rd, Thwaltes, 47th, and Andaya, 64th. SWIMMING TEAM Mr. Calloway, Coach, Abbey, Aleizo, Allen, Andaya, Canfield, Dvoroff, Fioresi, Flores, Hayes, Hikk, Hester, Keller, Landucci, La Grande, Lemler, Lopez, Maloney, Maroney, Marsiglia, Paulazzo, Quon, Ralston, Rogers, Smith, Tom, Wood, Wright, Pfister, Prager, Morton, Wooten, Chan, Chow, Kwock, Ng. The Commerce l20 pound team won the i949 City Championship. lt was a very close and exciting con- test, and the following boys performed well in their respective events: Wilbert Tom l5O yd. free and relaylp Wallace Choy i5O yd. free and med. relaylg John Quon il OO yd. free and relayl, Maurice Andaya il OO yd. free and relaylj Stephen Chow iBackstroke and medley re- layl, Wayne Abbey iBackstroke and medley breast- strokelj Spencer Chan trelay and medley relaylp Robert Maloney Cbreastrokeh Frank La Grande idivingl. This year's swimming team had a long and arduous season. At the beginning of the season many of the boys were not winning but by the time of the city meet they had their share of wins. Although they did not win a championship in all three weight divisions, they feel that they had a successful season. The team's success was due mainly to Mr. Callaway and his long hours of work with the boys. His previous experience in coach- ing, before coming to Commerce, proved valuable to him and the boys. Mr. Callaway liked the attitude and the spirit the team had and enjoyed working with them. TRACK MANAGERS Talavera, Brown, Rockwell BASEBALL MANAGERS Val Bagnani, Ernie Simontacchi, Mike Rizatto, Joe Greach. CDUI2 BASEBALL STARS am 1- f-Q, 'fi 'N W ...- J- :T- Q mvws-www Ei 5 mn ,im .0119 -wg mg -,yawn ya pusy ' .- iw MW-A f- I Mr. Delman, Coach, Rodiach, McArthur, Maffei, Campbell, Rizari, Fizari, Moberg, Chicos, Guneo, Cal- houn, Cook, Posados, Arlie, Kalas, Hess, De Santi, Borg, Davis, Caramagno, Simontacchi imanageri, McClendon, INDIVIDUAL PICTURES COACH ERVIN DELMAN. DE SANTI, SAL .Ca'tcher. . .a powerful hitter. . .ver- satile. . .an all-city man .Two-year veteran. MAFFEI, AL .pitcher.. all-city ... no-hit-no run ... two-year veteran. . .top prep chucker for two years. RODIACK, BILL ,all-city. . .outfielder deluxe ... hits a long ball. . .fast and adept in all depts. of the game. MOBERG, RON. . .all-city candidate a sensational shortstop .the brains of the infield, . .good eye. CARAMAGNO, VINCE. . the keystone kid. . chatter box .pepper pot of the team ..raps a long ball. BORG, PAUL. . .two year man ... potential slugger . . , socks a long ball . .. plenty of power . .two more years. ZARI, FRANK guard of the hot corner hard hitter ... dependable . smooth fielder ... good arm. KALAR, DICK ,. . first baseman . ,. sensational fielder . .. won the Sacred Heart game . team man. CUNEO, FRED ... catcher ... good arm ... a depend- able hitter ... receives well ... a three year man. CAMPBELL, RON .. . a soph chucker . .. has 23 scorless innings . .. two hits . .. strong right arm. ARLIE, DICK . .. pitcher . .. has good control . .. two year man . star of the future a team man. CHICOS, SAM pitcher a fastball that really hops . a senior relief artist . . . drop that fools batter. McARTHUR, KEN . . first baseman ... hitter injured most of the season . . . senior . two year man. DAVIS, BEN short stop reliable good arm . . needs experience a future Larry Doby. COOK, AL second base Commerce's Jackie Robinson . . . powerful . . . can play at short too. CALHOUN, MACK outfielder sensational arm . .. long ball hitter . .. fast adept outfielder, POSADOS, DON outfielder dependable sensational fly chaser . . . a hustler . .. fair hitter. ZARI, REMO catcher first string receiver terrific arm ... hitter ... can also play the infield. Baines, Macia, Meneghetti, LaHonta, Grech Cmanageri, Bagnani Cmanageri, Foreman, Gaggero, De Piero, Rigs- by, Vigil, Walsch, Rizzato fmanageri. BASEBALL sQuAD After ending up in first place at the end of the regular season, the Bulldogs dropped the play-offs to the Balboa Buc's after holding a 5-O lead during the play-offs. The Bulldogs were plagued by bad breaks. The season was highlighted by Al Maffei's no hit- no run game, a l-O affair against the slugging Sacred Heart Irish, also, the timely hitting of Wild Bill Rodi- ack and Sal De Santi, the versatile, who lead the team with .410 batting average. Ron Moberg swatted a health .323 and Al Maffei also belted the ball over the .300 mark for the slugging Bullpuppies. The team only dropped two games during the regu- lar season, these were to Balboa 3-2, and to Mission 5-2. Maffei wound up the season with a 3-ll record, fol- lowed by De Santi's 2-I, and Campbell's 2-0. Frank Zari, third baseman, a sensational hitter had the usual second year jinx-his hitting fell off to the 200 mark, and because of the lack of base hits, his fielding also fell off-but he still kept hustling and trying. Fred Cuneo turned out to be a first class receiver when De Santi was tossing them over for the Bulldogs. Fred came through with 9 hits in every game he played. In the Lincoln game he was the chief RBI threat to the Mustang's Dick Hanlon. ln the play-off he also smack- ed out timely hits. lSan Francisco Examiner Photo by Paul Burgess? CDUR ATHLETES . . . RACE OF THE DAY!-Jimmy Van Zant Francisco's marathon star, noses out stretch duel in the City Prep Meet 880 at pack about l50 yards from the tape, Clettl ot Balboa, younger brother of San This year the Commerce high spikesters provided many thrills for the few but interested rooters who were present at the track meets. Commerce's sensational miler, Elwyn Stribling, who was clocked at 4:29.9, won every race he participated in this year. Another distance star who suffered only one setback all year was Lambert Rax. Commerce's best all around athlete, Joe Kocher, was put out of the roster by a sprained ankle, but his presence was an inspirational force for the squad. The replacement for Kocher was that able speedster Don Johnson. He was outstanding in the broad jump and the 220. The most improved man on the squad was Richard Estrada, our top hurdler. The l3O's were spear-headed by the undefeated shot-putter, Phil Racchi, and the fast little half-miler Lou Horton. The l2O's were headed by Milt Luxemburg in the turlong event, Freddie Martin in the high jump and Naoto Shibata in the lOO. James Glin . . . pole vaulter . . . place in every meet. Milt Luxemburg . . . star 120 lb. 220 man . . . placed in all meets. ' Lou Horton . . , l3O's halt miler . . . placed in every meet. Commerce's Lambert Rax after a stirring Kezar Stadium. Van Zant came out ot the raced neck and neck with Rax tor the last 70 yards. Cornelius Anderson . . . discus thrower . . . took many firsts. Freddie Martin . . . star l20 lb. high jumper . . . placed in all-city meet. Richard Estrada . . . Commerce's top hurdler . . placed in all the meets. ALL CITY BASKETBALL Varsity . . . 2nd Team-All-City . Boyd, Charlie Hon. Mention . . . Mock, Harry Thirties . . . 2nd Team-All-City . . . Lew, David 3rd Team-All-City . . . Young, AI ALL CITY BASEBALL First Team . . . Sal De Santi Bill Rodiack Alex ,Maffey ALL CITY FOOTBALL Second Team . . . ' Charlie Boyd GIRLS' S QQ I S SWIMMING A new teacher to Commerce, Miss Keyes, headed the swimming department in the Fall of '48, They met Tuesdays after school. Miss Irene Sink returned after an absence .of a semester and came back to the depart- ment. The Dolphinettes held classes Friday, first and second periods, to learn water ballet and swim tech- nique along with the Jr. Dolphinettes. BASKETBALL BASEBALL Mrs Smith was the sponsor of Basketball in the Fall. On Mondays after school Miss Smith s nine base Th They met Tuesdays and Wednesdays after school to ball teams met in the field opposite Commerce e play in the gym Eura Lee Williams was the Manager. tour captains were Georglanna Johnson Claudine Claussen, Dolores Grayson and Dorothy Wright The High School of Commerce is in reality a land of golden opportunities. Not only does it offer many classes to prepare you for your life work but also means of recreation: Athletics. Many people think of sports as strictly tor the boys of Commerce but we have an almost complete line ot activities for girls. These in- clude basketball, baseball, vollyball, badminton, swim- ming, and two classes of tennis. gms. saga. O O O au.. f - ,W Naam, elm Sposa G.A.A. The Girls' Athletic Association Council was under the supervision of Miss Grinnell, head of the Gym Department. The Fall officers were: Pres., Mary Terry, Vice-Pres., Sylvia Demmlerg Sec., Mrytle Escort, Treas., lna Nisby, and Yell Leader was Pat Daniels. The offi- cers for the Spring were: Pres., Lois Venturi, Vice-Pres., Alba Luppinoj Sec., Helen Dunbar, Treas., Ardyce Hazel, and Yell Leader was Mae Session. BADMINTON ' Girls' Badminton met Wednesday and Thursday be- for school at seven forty-five. They met under the direction of Miss Gantzer. Barbara Peters was the Man- ager for the Fall and also for the Spring along with Rosalie Richardson. VOLLEYBALL Under the direction of Miss H. Thursby, Volleyball met Monday after school. Captains for the Fall Term were Sylvia Demmler, Anner Job, Mrytle Escort, and Virginia Tennyson. Sylvia Demmler's Team was the winner of the most games. ln the Spring, Nicolasa Cota, Joan Joseph, Mae Ses- sion, and Villa Withers were the Captains. All these sports are part of a girl's extracurricular activities for which she can earn points for her scholar- ship work or just partake in them for sheer enjoyment. If a student can take sports before or after school she can become a member of the G.A.A. or Girl's Athletic Association under the sponsorship of Miss Grinnell. These girls meet every Friday second period where they hold a club meeting and play various sports. This club is restricted to those girls who can take an after school sport. The directors of these sports are the Physical Educa- tion teachers who teach from one to two sports each semester, devoting their time and effort to making your stay at Commerce an enioyable one. ln certain sports like tennis the girls play tournaments with the winning pair playing each other. ,lr f XY, fo 4 . '14, .J-XT f fifff' T w Lf? WWUJQJA' ' SENIOR PREDICTIONS Name ' Betty Afinsoff .... Kenneth Alpers . .. Richard Amandoli ..,. Cecelia Apostolo . Rose Attard ....,, Betty Basconcillo . Mary Bickers ..... Ethel Bill ...... Beverly Bolton .... Rollins Broussard . Janet Brown ...,. Jolyne Canavesio . Florence Catsoulis Thomas Chan .... Ronald Chin ..... Lily Chiu ........ Geor e Cirelli g ......... Geraldine Condrott Evelyn Crncich . . . Delores De Alba ....... Gladys De Andreis Eleanor Decker .... Marco Dimas ..... Jean Duval .... Patricia Flynn Joseph Foster .,.. Olga Franceschini .... Louis Gage ...... Gloria Gardetto . . . Marie Gin ....... Betty Goldberg . . . Jeanie Goldkuhl .. Demetrio Gonzalez George Gonzalez . Oswald Gonzalez . Sharon Gorla .... Betty Gray ..... Arthur Greer .... William Griffin .. Virginia Harman . Nancy Harris .... Phillip Harris .,.. Dolores Hill ..,. Bertha Hirth Paul Jang ........ William Jones Lillian Jung .... Patricia Keane . . . Paul Koch ..... Chong Koo .. Dorothy Law . .. Ellen Lee ,....... Theodore K-elly . .. Lewis Kinney . .. Prediction . . . . .Music Teacher ...Musician ... .College Man . Nun .........Blonde ...,Marry Rudv . . . . . .Cafe Singer . . . Office Worker .. . .Future Mrs. C . . . . . . .Gangster ... . . . .Tourist ......Dancer . . . .Housewife ..........Librarian . . . . . .. . .Sportsman .......'.Career Girl .Tobacco Auctioneer ......Receptionist .............Nurse .Newspaper Woman . . . .Bathing Beauty ...,....Mrs. Foster Doctor . . .Business Woman .... . . . .Journalist .....Mr. Decker .........Bride ...... .Humorist .. . . .Mrs. Rodiack .......Copy Girl ..... .Dan's Wife ... . .Ten Children ' ...... ,. . .Writer ......Musician ....Musician ..........Model ........Cover Girl ... .Mathematician .........Farmer . . .. .Career Girl .. . . .Fat Woman ... . .Musician .......Gun Moll .. . . .Ten Children .........Engineer . .Photographer ............Actress .. . .Woman Athlete ...........Pianist ...Professor . . . .Good Neighbor ....Mrs. Anthony .. . . . . .Musician .... Character LL T948 Name Jane Lee ........ Louis Liberati Thomas Lim . .. George Look Jack Loscutoff . .. Doris Luippold .... Charles Magana .. . Joan Morotto Janis Marsh .... Paul McDonald . . . Barbara McKendree Angelo Meneguzzi Jennie Mifsud .... Nancy Monterosso Virginia Morgan .. Ruth Muellner .... Fred Muribus .... Elizabeth Nave .... Edna Olson ....... Salvatore Palmisano Prediction . . . . .Club Woman . . . . . . .Carpenter .........Lawyer Artist .. ...Office Manager ..........Housewife . .Business Executive ...........Designer .... .Varga Girl . ..... Husband . . . .Model Clothes .. . . . .Millionaire .. . . .Society Girl ..........Singer ....Mrs. Preston ..........Pianist ........ Violinist .. . .Hat Check Girl ...Nurse .........Bookkeeper Alfred Panacci ..................... Actor Clair Peterson ... Robert Preston .... Prentiss Rayford .. Jack Reshatoff .... Leroy Richmond .. Herbert Rillera .... Don Robinson Antonio Romero .. Norma Rosa ...... Josephine Ruiz Sally Sanchez .... Dolores San Diego . Arthur Serata .... Walter Serata Nancy Shalaba ... Ray Shibata .... Joseph Sims ...... Evelyn Springer John Trail ........ Antoinette Vassallo Oscar Veach ........ Eva Whang ....... Patricia Wilcox . .. Virginia Wilson .. . Henry Wong .... Irene Wong .Y . .. Winifred Wong Gerald Woodard .. Lillian Woon .... Branislav Yaich ... Frank Zelaya ..... Betty Jane Zorich . . . . .Marry a Millionaire ........ Rancher ............Bouncer .... . .Trumpeter ....Mr. America ...........Qu1z Kid ...............Hobo Rudolph Valentino ll ..........Curly Hair .Clerk ........Model .. . . .Housewife . . . . .General .. . . .Corporal ....Del's Girl . . . .Play Boy ................Boxer . . ...,.... Housewife Construction Worker . ..Beautician . ., ........... Romeo . . . . .Radio Star . . . . . .Good Wife ...Bathing Beauty . . . .Fortune Teller .. . .Charm Teacher ... ....Traveller .. . . Elsa's Husband .........Mother . . . .College M-an ........Mayor ...Scatter Brain SENIOR PREDICTIONS . SPI? Name Helen Abeyta . . . Nancy Achziger . Keiko Akoshi .... Gladys Alexander .. Morris Jean Andrews Elsa Arguetta .... Polly Astmos . . . Lucille Baca . Valais Baker ..... Vera Barulich . . Bill Bauer ...... Frank Becker .... Joe Biogongiari . .. Joan Bionaz .., Jenell Boatright .. Olive Bogdanoff . Richard Bonilla Helen Booth .... Clara Borg ,.... Charles Boyd . .. Therese Brelivet ..., Bob Bruno . ..., . Clarence Bryant ,... David Burkhart .,.. Roman Bystroff . .. Thelma Caldwell ... Charles Calhoun ... Richard Cameron .. Joe Cannuli ... .. Sam Carnemolla ..., Dora Castello ....... Prediction .. . .Gym Teacher ......Librarian . .... Musician .. . .Secretary ,.......Professor . .. . ..... Jerry's Wife . . . Beauty Operator .. .... ' ...Librarian .. . . . . . .Scientist ,... . Teacher ...Jo's Husband .......Cowboy . . . .Mortician .......Typist Author . . . . .Debutante . . . . . . .Carpenter ,... . . . .Seamstress . .Business Woman .. . .Sports Figure ... .Business Woman . . . . . . . .Fisherman ....Lawyer . . . . . . .Get Married ....U. S. President .....Hatcheck Girl . . .. .Pro Baseball . ...... Adventurer ..........Bouncer .. ............... Poet .. . . . . .Spanish Teacher Lowell Caulley . . . . .Chronicle Sport's Editor Albert Chan ........ Edna Chan Jane Chan . .. Low Chan Robert Chan . . Marvis Chew ,. Stella Chew . Sam Chicos ... Olive Childs Annie Chin .,.. Paul Chin . . Harry Chin .... Virginia Ching Henry Chong .... Stephen Chow Donald Chung Albert Cook ..... Charles Cook ...... . . . . . .District Attorney . . . . . . .Psychiatrist ... . .. Hat Designer ...............Banker ... . .Theatre Manager .......Hatcheck Girl .. ...... Reporter . . . .Big Businessman .............Dancer .........Home Maker . . .Company President ... . .Store Owner , . .. .. . . .Secretary ...........Lawyer ................Tailor . . . .College Basketball ..... . . .Pro Baseball .........Don Juan Louise Cuminetti .... ... .Career Woman Caroline Davis ..... Clarence Davis .... Anna De Grandi . . . .Candy Boxer ....,...Umpire . . . .Chorus Girl ING 1949 Name Patricia De Wilde ..... Virginia Dittlevson Anna Dolman . .... .. Freddie Dixon ..... Mae Don ......... William Dutcher .... Frank Ephraim .... Ruth Erickson .Joan Espinosa ..... '1 rn,Lce.12Qundes .. on'Fagundes .... Ed Ferris .....,.. Cecilia Fobelli .... Henley Fong ........... La Grande Foreman ..... M. H. Friedrickson ..... Prediction . . , . .Stateswoman . . . . . . .Seamstress ..Nurse . . . . . . . .Hairdresser . .Elevator Operator .........Sculpturer . . . . .Army General ..College Professor Newspaper Woman . . .Beauty Operator . . . . . . . .Bodyguard Butcher ... .. .Secretary . . . . .Pro Basketball , . . . . , .Pro Football .John Barrymore ll Leonard Gage ...... .......... D ruggist Ora Garcia ....... Robert Gallegos ..... Harriet Ghilarducci . . . Norma Giacoboni .... Mafalda Giacotto .... Loral Gilmore ..... .. . .Millionariess ... ...Gardener .. . .Society Woman ... . . .File Clerk . . . .School Teacher ..... Taxi Driver Martha Gonzales .... ..... H ousewife June Granera ..... . . .Receptionist Robert Goodall . ,. .. . Mechanic Clyde Gray ..... ............. A uctioneer Joe Grech ..........,.............. Barber Irene Greenblat ....,................ Typist Robert Griffis . .... Cashmere Manufacturer Pat Gulbransen . . .. Robert Hall ..... ..... Roland Hall ..... Kay Hamada ....... Charlotte Harding .. John Hardy ....... George Hart ...... Robert Haviland . . . Elenor Herbert .... Lawrence Hing .... Jeanne Hollister Cornelius Holt .... Ruth Houweling Samuel Hutchenson Charlene lveson XMarie James ...... Beatrice Jamgochian Barbara'Jandry ........ Tom Jeong ........... Mary Lou Johnson .... Edwin Johnson . Ruth Jones . . . . Selma Jordan ... Alva Joseph ... ..Tightrope Walker .............Artist .........Executive .........Bouncer . . . . .Hair Dresser .. . . .. . .Cab Driver .. . .. . .Pro Football ..Evelyn's Husband ..........Secretary . .......... Tailor .. .Housewife . . . .School Teacher ...College Student Rich Man . . . . . .Journalist ........Manicurist Baker .Telephone Operator . Doctor . Comedienne .. . .U. S. Treasurer ..Wife . . . . . . .Waitress ...Husband ll4Q Tj Pl' 'l l i5'f, :L,ff'e:f-fy ll X C ,fiftolfy I LQ . . Wufllfwi SENIOR PREDICTICDNS Name Betty Afinsoff ..... Kenneth Alpers ... Richard Amandoli ... Cecelia Apostolo . Rose Attard ...... Betty Basconcillo . Mary Bickers ..... Ethel Bill .,.,.... Beverly Bolton .... Rollins Broussard . Janet Brown ,..., Jolyne Canavesio . Florence Catsoulis Thomas Chan .... Ronald Chin .... Lily Chiu ......,. George Cirelli .... Geraldine Condrott Evelyn Crncich . .. Delores De Alba ....... Gladys De Andreis Eleanor Decker ..... Marco Dimas .,... Jean Duval .... Patricia Flynn Jose h Foster p ..... Olga Franceschini . .. Louis Gage ...... Gloria Gardetto . . . Marie Gin ,.,..... Betty Goldberg . . . Jeanie Goldkuhl .. Demetrio Gonzalez George Gonzalez . Oswald Gonzalez . Sharon Gorla ..... Betty Gray ...... Arthur Greer .,.. William Griffin .. Virginia Harman . Nancy Harris ...,. Phillip Harris Dolores Hill Bertha Hirth .... Paul Jang ........ FAI. Prediction . . . .Music Teacher .... ...Musician . . . . .College Man . Nun ....,...Blonde . . . . .Marry Rudv . . . . . . .Cafe Singer . . . . Office Worker . . . . .Future Mrs. C .. . . . . , .Gangster . . . . .. . .Tourist . . . . . .Dancer . . . . .Housewife ..........Librarian . . .. . . . . .Sportsman .......'.Career Girl Tobacco Auctioneer ...... .Receptionist .............Nurse .Newspaper Woman ....Bathing Beauty .......Mrs. Foster Doctor . . .Business Woman .. . .. . ...Journalist .....,Mr. Decker ...Bride . . . .Humorist .. . .Mrs. Rodiack . . . .. .Copy Girl .... .Dan's Wife . .. .Ten Children .........Writer . . . . .Musician . . . . .Musician .........Model .........C0ver Girl .... .Mathematician .........,Farmer , . . .Career Girl .. . .Fat Woman .. . . .Musician . . . . . .Gun Moll . . . .Ten Children . . . . . ..Engineer William Jones . .. ...... Photographer Lillian Jung ...... . ....... ..... A ctress Patricia Keane .... ..... W oman Athlete Paul Koch ...... Chong Koo Dorothy Law .... Ellen Lee ....... Theodore Kelly . .. Lewis Kinney ..,. ............Planist , ......... Professor .. . .Good Neighbor . . . .Mrs. Anthony . . . . . .Musician .. . Character l. 9 48 Name Jane Lee ..,.... Louis Liberati Thomas Lim .... George Look .... Jack Loscutoff .... Doris Luippold .... Charles Magana .. . Joan Morotto Janis Marsh .... Paul McDonald . .. Barbara McKendree Angelo Meneguzzi Jennie Mifsud .... Nancy Monterosso Virginia Morgan .. Ruth Muellner Fred Muribus . . . Elizabeth Nave . .. Edna Olson ....... Salvatore Palmisano Alfred Panacci ..... Clair Peterson ..... . . Robert Preston .... Prentiss Rayford .. Jack Reshatoff .... Leroy Richmond .. Herbert Rillera .... Don Robinson .... Antonio Romero .. Norma Rosa ...... Josephine Ruiz Sally Sanchez .... Dolores San Diego . Arthur Serata .... Walter Serata .... Nancy Shalaba .. Ray Shibata . ,. Joseph Sims .... Evelyn Springer . .. John Trail ........ Antoinette Vassallo Prediction . . . .Club Woman . . . . . .Carpenter ........Lawyer Artist , ...Office Manager ..........Housewife ..Business Executive ............Designer .........Varga Girl . . ..... Husband .....Model Clothes .......Millionaire ...,Society Girl ...........Singer ...,.Mrs. Preston ..........Pianist Violinist ....Hat Check Girl ...........Nurse ........Bookkeeper Actor ..Marry a Millionaire .,..........Rancher .......,...Bouncer .......Trumpeter .....Mr. America ...........Qulz Kid ...............l-lobo Rudolph Valentino ll ..........Curly Hair .Clerk .......Model ...Housewife . . . . . .General .. , . .Corporal ....Del's Girl .....Play Boy ...............Boxer ..........Housewife Construction Worker ....,.....Beautician Oscar Veach ....... . . .. ........... Romeo Eva Whang ....... Patricia Wilcox . . . Virginia Wilson Henry Wong .... Irene Wong .L... Winifred Wong .. . Gerald Woodard .. Lillian Woon ..... Branislav Yaich ... Frank Zelaya ..... Betty Jane Zorich .......Radio Star ........Good Wife . . . .Bathing Beauty . . . . .Fortune Teller . . . .Charm Teacher .. . . . . . .Traveller .. . . Elsa's Husband ..........Mother . . . . .College Man ...........Mayor . . . .Scatter Brain SENKDRPRHNCTKDNS . SPR Name Helen Abeyta . .. Nancy Achziger . Keiko Akoshi .... Gladys Alexander .. Morris Jean Andrews Elsa Arguetta .... Polly Astmos . . . Lucille Baca Valais Baker .... Vera Barulich Bill Bauer ...,. Frank Becker Joe Biogongiari Joan Bionaz . Jenell Boatright . Olive Bogdanoff . Richard Bonilla . Helen Booth ....1 Clara Borg ...... Charles Boyd . . . Therese Brelivet .. . Bob Bruno . .. Clarence Bryant . .. David Burkhart .... Roman Bystroft , .. Thelma Caldwell .... Charles Calhoun ... Richard Cameron .. Joe Cannuli ... .. Sam Carnemolla ,.., Dora Castello ....... Prediction ... .Gym Teacher . . . . . .Librarian .. . . . . .Musician . . . . . .Secretary . . . ....... Professor . ....... Jerry's Wife .. Beauty Operator . .... '. . .Librarian . . . . . . .Scientist .... . Teacher .. .Jo's Husband ........Cowboy . . . .Mortician . . . . . .Typist . . . . Author .......Debutante . . .. . , . . .Carpenter ..........Seamstress . .Business Woman . . . .Sports Figure . ....Business Woman ....... . .Fisherman ....Lawyer . ...... Get Married .....U. S. President . . . .Hatcheck Girl . . . .Pro Baseball . ..... Adventurer . . ........, Bouncer . . ............... Poet .. . . . . .Spanish Teacher Lowell Caulley . . . .Chronicle Sport's Editor Albert Chan .... . . Edna Chan . Jane Chan . . . Low Chan ....., Robert Chan . .. Marvis Chew ..., Stella Chew . Sam Chicos ... Olive Childs .. Annie Chin . . Paul Chin. Harry Chin ....... Virginia Ching ,... Henry Chong Stephen Chow .... Donald Chung .... Albert Cook ...... . . . . . .District Attorney . . ........ Psychiatrist .... Hat Designer ..............Banker . . . .Theatre Manager ......Hatcheck Girl ......Reporter .....Big Businessman ............Dancer ,Home Maker . . . .Company President .... .Store Owner ..........Secretary . .........., Lawyer ...............Tailor ... . .College Basketball ........Pro Baseball Charles Cook ....... .......... D on Juan Louise Cuminetti .. . Caroline Davis .... Clarence Davis ... .Career Woman . . . . .Candy Boxer ........Umpire Anna De Grandi .... .... C horus Girl ING 1949 Name Patricia De Wilde Virginia Dittlevson Anna Dolman ....... Freddie Dixon ..... Mae Don ......,.. William Dutcher .... Frank Ephraim .... Ruth Erickson Joan Espinosa .......... Wnlce..lQ9undes . . . . . on'F5gundes .... Ed Ferris ........ Cecilia Fobelli .... Henley Fong ........ La Grande Foreman .... , M. H. Friedrickson ..... Prediction . . . . .Stateswoman .....Seamstress ..Nurse . . . . .. . .Hairdresser ,.Elevator Operator .........Sculpturer . . . . .Army General ..College Professor Newspaper Woman . . .Beauty Operator .........Bodyguard Butcher . . . Secretary ... . .Pro Basketball . . . . . . .Pro Football .John Barrymore ll Leonard Gage ...... .......... D ruggist Ora Garcia ....... Robert Gallegos ..... Harriet Ghilarducci ... Norma Giacoboni . . . Mafalda Giacotto . .. Loral Gilmore ...... Martha Gonzales .... June Granera ..... Robert Goodall . . . Clyde Gray ..... Joe Grech ...... ..... Irene Greenblat .... .. . .Millionariess ..... ...Gardener .. . .Society Woman . . . .File Clerk ... .School Teacher ..... Taxi Driver . ...,Housewife . . . .Receptionist ..... Mechanic . . . . .Auctioneer .........,..Barber .............Typist Robert Griffis . .... Cashmere Manufacturer Pat Gulbransen ........ Robert Hall ..... ..... Roland Hall ..... Kay Hamada ...... Charlotte Harding . . . John Hardy ....... George Hart ...... Robert Haviland ... Elenor Herbert .... Lawrence Hing .... Jeanne Hollister ..., Cornelius Holt .... ..Tightrope Walker .............Artist ..........Executive . . . . . .Bouncer . . .Hair Dresser ........Cab Driver ,. . . . . .Pro Football ..Evelyn's Husband ..........Secretary ...........Tailor .... . . .Housewife . . . .School Teacher Ruth Houweling ...... .... C ollege Student Samuel Hutchenson Charlene lveson . . .. 'KMarie James . ...... . Beatrice Jamgochian .Telephone Operator Tom Jeong ....... . . Mary Lou Johnson . . . Barbarazlandry ........ Edwin Johnson . .. Ruth Jones . . Selma Jordan ... Alva Joseph ... Rich Man .. . . . .Journalist .........Manicurist Baker . Doctor . Comedienne .. . .U. S. Treasurer ..Wite . . . . . . .Waitress . . . .Husband l i l l SENIOR PREDICTIONS - ll 1 i i i ll ii V ll 'l l ii l l ll l .i i S P I2 ll i i Name Prediction Sophie Kirilov . . . . . . .Famous Dancer l Dorothy Kirk ..,.... Beautician , Joe Kocher .... .......,. M r. Green l David Kwan ..., Basketball Player l Gloria Kwan .. ............. Nurse l lrene Kung ..... .. .Private Secretary ' Louis Kwock .... .... B asketball Player . Beverly Lee .. ......... Beautician .. Maybelle Lee ....... File Clerk ll Eleanor Leong .... .... S tenographer li Lillie Leong ..... .... S tenographer ii Don Levinsky ......., Banker l Marion Lew .. .,.. Housewife .J Dorothy Loo .... ...... C hemist John Koopman .... ..,,..... D octor li Kathryn Lopeman . .. ,..... Miss America ll Dolores Lopez .... ....... G ym Teacher ll Bessie Low ..... ..lnterior Decorator Al Lujan ..... .,.. P rofessional Dancer H Alex Maffei .... ....,. B allet Dancer Ken McArthur ......... Bank Vice-President , Stella Mahoney ........,. Perfectionist Ball Mason ..... ..,.......... B arber Bessie Masuda ....,.. Designer Frank Meckler ......... Doctor Ronald Moberg .... Bob's Assistant Perita Mobley .. .,..... Toni Twin Unita Mobley ......... Toni Twin Nancy Mock ,,.. ...,........ D ancer Angelo Molina .... ,.... M ike's Assistant Hector Montalvo . . . ...,....... Engineer Beverly Moore .... ......... T eacher Phillip Moore Jr. .,.. ...l-BWYSV Rudy Morgan .... ......... O ptician Lorene Moss ...... .,........ S ecretary Norma Muellner . . . .,.......... Waitress Jean Murray ...,. .... C ollege Professor Lucy Nogai ...,..... .,...,.. B ookkeeper Barbara Nakamura ........... Typist Edward Nakata .,... ..... P hotographer Jesse Newman .... ...... O pera Singer Lessie Newman .... Dentist's Helper Barbara Newton ..,,... Cover Girl Virginia Ng ,,,. ..... S tenographer Mary Nordback .. ...... Sculptress Shirley Novack ....,. ........ M Odel William O'Connor ...........,.. Tailor Barbara O'Connor . ...... Stenographer Mel O'Pry ...,..,..,......,...,... Banker Palmina Ortise .... .,.. T elephone Operator Richard Paddock .. . ........,...., Dentist Carol Pappas ..,. .,..... O pera Singer Leila Parsons ...... Housewife l ING 1949 Name ' wendo V Flenry Perotti ..... , Dorene Peterson . . . Joe Pierre ....... Barbara Plouche Vivian Podesta Diane Poe ...... Marilyn Politis Gwendolyn Pon June Popin .,,. Donald Posadas . . . Sylvia Quan ,..... Winifred Quan ... Teodoro Regala .... Betty Reynolds Jay Richardson ... John Roberts ..... Joan Robinson ,.... Joseph Rockwell Bill Rodiack ..... William Rolls ... Lucille Rosa ..,.. Beatrice Rosetti David Rothkop ..... Dorothy Rudometkin Rudy Ryan ....,.... Ed Salcedo ......... Wayne San Martino Jacqueline Schetinin Prediction n acture .. .... Truck Driver Wife .Pro Sportsman .........Model . . . . .Cover Girl Betty Hutton ll .. . . .Pro Singer ...Clerk . . . . .Debutante . . .Ron's Assistant Banker .. . . . . .Teacher . . . . . .Merchant . .Conductorette ...... Fireman ... .Opera Singer . , . . . . .Actress ... ,Motorman ...Pro Baseball ..Army General ..Calendar Girl ... . . . . .Attorney . . . . . .Politician .. Sportswoman . .Sports Writer . . .Movie Actor .....Bartender . . . . . . .Crusader --lQe..Sl7l.efl'.Y ,f-- 1 . Ll. .Disc Jockey Mary Ann Sherry , . .. .if . .monenaerrass Jack Sisernos ...... Solomon Smith .. . Lily Sonada ...,.. Euclid Sperow ....... Emmy Lou Spies .. Robert Spomen Mardecai Spriggs . . . Mildred Stevenson . Virginia Strachan .. Malcom Stringer . . . Satsuki Sugimoto .. Charlotte Sutherland William Sutherland Bob Tabuchi ...... Toshi Tanaka ..... Bernard Taylor .... Jean Thompson .... . . .Circus Clown .....Pro Football ...Court Clerk ....LButcher .... Designer . . . . . . .Admiral ....Repair Man . . . .Comptroller . . . . .Stevvardess . . .... Prediction Expert ...........Kay's Helper .......CopyGirl . . . . . .Butcher .,..'. Engineer . . . Bookkeeper . . . .English Actor . . . .... Office Worker Elizabeth Thurman .............,.... Nurse Diana Fong ........ Pearl Toy ......... Charles Tumelty .. . .... Business Woman . . .Society Woman .. .... Red Rider Joan Unterberger . . . . . .Secretary SENICIQ PIQEDICTIGNS S P R I N C5 19 4 8 Prediction .. Lion Tamer in . .'Jesse:sT'VVTf?Ji Name MaLi1QVan Treese ,... . A qgalrna 5n!VV'6'eTR'5m. . . .. aram ..... ...,... . . Frank Venneri ....... . . Lillian Venturoni .. . M a Vigil ...,.. VIEHP .,... ,..... Esfella Villaroman ... Trudy Webb ..... Betty Williams ..... Eura Lee Williams. .. Ronald Williams Dorothy Wong .........TFarmer .......Pro Boxer .. Hatcheck Girl Miss America '48 Miss America '49 ..... Housewife Gym Teacher ...... Speaker . . . . .Waitress . . . Farmer ....lntelleci .li f,1i1!'i uf . JH ll IN 131 Lilly ,r fl ,M il' In Jj.JJfd JL! JJ fy QE 1 bwlllpwqfi ill W' fl W M219 if Wi Wil Name Frank Wong ... Lillian Wong . .,... Maryanna Wong Marion Wong . Pansy Wong . . Florence Yee .. .. . Richard Yell ... Denny Yep . .. Florence Yim .. 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SENIOR COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS 5: CARDS 126 POST STREET, SAN FRANCISCO EXbrook 2-5886 I l ' ll Q Costumes for all Occasions ot GOLDSTEIN 81 CO. The Finest Costume Agency in SAN FRANCISCO 989 MARKET ST. GArfie1d 1-5150 f IF' '-1 li W , TuE Y I.e1:irIs'1-lutn Supplgg n Fiknusrn 'WE JPll'1fan iles Pnadud: L, RIZNIK 81 SON 171 GROVE STREET At Van Ness Avenue, Opposite City Hall Telephone UNderhill 1-4824 San Francisco ' A - B - C EMBLEM 6. PENNANT co. 1251 MARKET STREET SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA MArket 1-2808 - 1-2809 Telephone UNderhil1 1-8933 Delivery Service MY FLORIST FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS FUNERAL DESIGNS -- CORSAGES 1486 Market Street San Francisco LEIGH ALDRICH POOR RICHARD ENGRAVING COMPANY 324 COMMERCIAL STREET GA. 1-3225 WELLS 8: OLIVER SEASIDE SERVICE sTAT1oN 2750 Market St. HEmlock 1-9168 GOLDEN GATE ENGRAVING CO. ' 767 MARKET STREET San Francisco DOugIas 2-2272 SKATELAND Great Highway 6: Balboa Sts. 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