High School of Commerce - Tradesman Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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'4 NF af l'Iw' .- V ,. ill' .1 . . . as Q , ,S 5 f ff lviill EW EN C' lvl TU If Pe 6 'i ,QQ l lid'-'xml QQ . - ff J g 1 L HAIG H. AGABABIAN 5CAggie1 9 Honor Roll '37 '38 '39-Picture Committee-Individual illanual of Arms Winner '38-CadetSla17 Ojioer-Tradesmon Slaj. Aggie, commonly known as the boy with the pull has walked our corridors for three long years. In spite of his scho- lastic ability, he has been a friend to all who have had any con- tact with him. He aspires to be an accountant and we all know that no obstacle can stop his progress. Best of luck, Aggie. MAURICE D. AHERNE Smiley M. A. The High School of Commerce has in Smiley Aherne another student from that well known part of Boston, jamaica Plain. His beaming personality has helped to keep division 4F alive and active. Smiley has always cooperated with his teachers and consequently has done well in his studies. He intends to enter law school in furtherance of more knowledge. Wie are sure he will succeed, and we wish him all the good luck and good fortune he so well deserves. ROBERT W. ANDERSON scAndy,!9 s5B0b19 Football '38-Captain Andy is one of those genial gentlemen who hails from Jamaica Plain. He is very popular among the students, and is a captain in the Commerce Army. Bob has always been among the leaders in his studies, and we feel sure that he will be among the leaders in the business world. We wish Andy the best of luck and we know that he will be a success in all his endeavors. GEORGE D. ANDREWS China Boy Stets Rifle Team, '37, '38, '39-Bugle and Drum Corps, S?7g6llIll4 Debating Club George hails from the highlands of Roxbury. His sunny smile and outstanding personality have set many a feminine heart allutter. Stets is one of the Commerce sharpshooters. His one ambition is to become a C. P. A. He is often seen around the HY playing basketball. We hope you will accomplish your aim, and wish you all the success possible in attaining your goal. Good luck, George LOUIS ANGORN uLew!1 4cAngieH nshortyn Year Book Slap'-Third Sergeant-Fife and Drum Corp-Honor Roll Angie hails from Dorchester. lt seems that he is quite a student and bookworm. He insists that Dorchester gives Com- merce its best students and he has certainly proved his point. Lew has a knack of making friends easily and readily and is well liked by all his teachers. He is Mr. NValsh's law shark and no one can deny that. We know that Shorty will succeed in the world so we will wish him luck and send him on his way. So long, Angie. E cf. -,nf-1 3 , '. ' Win E f:y'2fQa i I F53-I nu ci L111 4 l I llf' ' I