Commerce High School - Ledger Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Mxxsm ,x ' ■ m y 7i Ze:z!tri, i i Bess II II wkk — Cfuinly ttiward Ai.viv Hakvi v — .I I ways u ' llling Mmdred Hfui r — Sh - ' . .as oi t:i i.vs Kir ri— H t ,y(S speak all. malice towards none. to please when it pleases me. good as she was fair. lor tht-mseliis. Thelma Rosen — J t irl whose Pauline Hergenreder — Her Irim Franks . pretty ilimplr Ktisi Bockman — Laugh and the deligTit i still to talk. smile is her fortune. rherr is in rath ihefl:. world laughs with yoti. Clara Taskar— SA - is happy. Liona Purchase — Jlways quiet, Martha Inghram — You wnuld Ln.v Thrashfr — . must be gay — and musical, loo! hut ready to help. hardly believe it, but I m natii- modest ai . rally impish. W ' Ai.rr.R Frii s — Would th at men could know how truly reat I am. Dorothy Jackson — ' She always does her best; and that is the best. Page 20

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MPSUZ Noi.A Parkfr — . lillU nonsense George Goss — He Ihinks loo Girtri i h Bauer — Mild manners Edna Nelson — Happy am I, noic and ihen is relished by much — siirh men are danger- and a gentle heart. Irom rare I am fee. the best oj men. ous. MELVl -A IIalstrom — She uill Sarah Caei.an — I ' m ahiays in Kaiiiryn Shaffer — Nothing Rosr. Freeman- — Genius does attempt all and ne-.er stand in haste, but never in a hurry. ever troubled me much. what it must; talent what i( doubt. ■ Isabel McCambridce — Few Gladys Foster— silenee is Virginia Stewart— . hand to Rose Himmelstein— rA,Tf was things are impossible to dili- golden. 1 am a nugget. e.secute any misehiej. no impoisibU to her. gence and skill. Elvn Bergman — )»n ' ( waste Rae Wfinstein— IC iaf must I erna Klivila— ah.ays find Zena Levitt— S if put all her e,„r time in the vain pursuit do hut be joyjulV lime to assist a friend. troubles at the bottom ol hrr oj this and that. heart and smiled. ' Pagr ]9

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Bess Olishefskv — And your chef r Jul music helps the world along. Glfnpora Hultberg — She was timid, she was meek, she hard- ly ever tried to speak. Annie Etlincer — Her promise zvhen made is a debt always paid. Leonard Skaggs — Men of few words, they say, are best. Bella Hornsteix — Don ' t speak Ep-t Carlson — Though red- Edith Johnson — Pretty to walk of sorrow when I ' m around. headed, she is full of good with, witty to talk with. nature. Clarence Bollenhack — I shall Esther Harila — I ' ll keep my Gemvifvr Itkin — There ' s a try to live up to all that is nims suhlimr. my eyes erect. great reward for faithful work. in me. Isabel Lewis — Don ' t tell me- I ' ll have my own way. ' Nate Isenstein — A man am I Rovella Johnson — . happy grown — a man ' s work must I young girl with a promising do. future. Retha Kiser — .-fll of us love a Lillian Kindberg — True worth Estelle Rodinskv — She is a smile like hers. is not measured by popularity. phantom of delight. Rflben Rosenberg — Somehow he charms us one and all. Page 21