High School of Commerce - Caravel Yearbook (New York, NY)

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A SENIOR ARISTA lllQSl lQCVvl 'li-ll to rtghtt--li C4JllC'lI!J Stevens Q Hetrtberg, Vtce Prestdertt, Dr Raymond NN Masters, Lcacler, O Haass, Prt-stdmtt, A Zozalm, Treabrrrr, W Sternlrerts! R Flottrtlarlqerl F Stevens 9lCXUlNlDlQOVv'-ll Karrtertt'tsk.y'!Cgt llat1rylak,f'X Valka, J Canosa, B Danger, J Ktare, S ittlman, l' lslmaer, li levy, Q Fter lt'lllQlU IQQVV-S Sltlll'liVTlL'1lt, D Vxfarr1eke,J Aboulatta, A Lock, M lhaler, li Vvade, J Potrosmo, R lircrtsal1J Hart-llt ll Cttratolo lClJlQ'lll ROVV-VW lrtes! A Sartom, N May, V M:zrahu! J RlOfLlGlt, l llart, F Lwfardma, T Motor- rtvx, ll larvtlt lhe Commerfe Serttor Chapter at the Arista League rs the honor society of tha frhool Those students who have dtstmgotshed themselves m school bv thetr scholrashtrw and by thetr etttctertt and helbtal servtce and loyalty to the best :dealt of Commerce lute are eltgtble tor membershrp XX cartdtdate to become a member ot the Artsta must be nrt or above the sixth term! must have an average ot at least seveatvfftve percent nrt all hrs malor soblefti for the past year, must turst be reported upon favorably by the Assembly fthe studeat body ot the Leoguel, and then pass a rigud exammattoa bv the Senate ltlwt: tacttlty body ot the Artstal 45? THE SENICDR YEAR BOOFQ

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YY Slowly he perused further: the princ?pol s messoge, the history the dedicotion. Wisttully smiling, he conjured in his memory tomilicia' scenes,-Miss Pichel ostutely tip-toeing into the clossroom with o gentlf but withol forceful onnouncement-A group of peoce-loving or rotund seniors guiltily scurring post the horizontol bor, unoble to toce, it or the inevitoble bock-circle.-Some three hundred lively students stepping to the lilting tunes of Milt Field's Orchestro with the school President stonding by, smiling benignly. - Mrs. Friedenthol procloiming the ossignment tor tomorrow .--Dr, lvlosters, in sermon-like tones, sternly uphroiding the group ot history-loving intelligentsio thot formed his closs. Suddenly from the other room, Corn-eel-ius, l'm reody roused him from his reverie. l-lurriedly he skipped thru the rogues gollery ' to get one look ot thot occepted most hondsorne guy in the book, Finding it, he sputtered ond broke into o loud ond booming lough, then remem- bering, he tossed the book on the tohle ond with o perfunctory, Yes m'love , he rushed to get his top-coot. Justin Stevens. JANUARY i937 l4'l I

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COMMERCE CLUB l-llYFT RCW ll -Vt to r'alitl-X't'arron Qtenlwons, Steve Burn, Vice-'Pres dentg lvlr, Oscar C. Sheohard, . ., ll-lt i Nlir' Pre-iclrrt Drk tovv SLLCND FCA--1 aqrge Roydan, Secretary Laus Marino, Boh Driscoll, Treasurerg Arthur Kaplat' The Contnworce Club is the schools oldest organization. This term it is cele- hrafing its twentx-tilth anniversary at rendering unseitish service to Cornmerci. Tliev launched a new poster carnpaign urging the students to dress neatlv and and to wear collars and ties regularlv in order to better the appearance at the student hodv, This terni the clublters served the school also as aides to various flu-itartntents. Une member was aopointed student chairman at the athletic depart- mont, and another was selected hav chairman at the social service department. 'lhis active organization inrludos not onlv undergraduates, but nwanv closelv associated aluiniii They avvard gold silver and bronze medals ta students in graduating classes who halo given niost' valualplo service in the school. JAlXlllARY V737 43