Lewis K. CAMERON - Feb. 28, 1931
An accident ended Lewis Cameron's college career. While at Commerce, Lewis was prominent in a number of activities. He was an honor student, editor of the Commerce Spirit, and had the leading role in the term play. Lewis will be remembered as a star athlete in track and soccer and on the football squad. He graduated from Commerce in June, 1930. At Stanford, where he was a Freshman, his class standing was high and he was beloved by the students and the faculty.

Mr. John F. HARGRAVES - March 7, 1931
Those to whom was given the opportunity of being tutored by Mr. Hargraves, loved his willing, gracious, and gentle manners. He was ever persistent in helping students on toward their goal in life, more like an interested guide and philosopher. WIth his passing, the school loses a brother, a friend, a comrade, and a kindly teacher. Recalling his quiet influence, we realize that a true teacher instructs outside of text books - that he teaches faith and love and loyalty and joy in work. May the memory of his character long remain with us.

Frances T. FISHER - March 13, 1931
Frances Fisher, the friend and faithful helper of every Commercite and teacher, has passed from God's College of Life. Endowed with the spirit of service, Frances was elected to serve her fellow students in the office of Secretary of the Student Boyd. Since her first year at Commerce, she was a helper in the executive offices of the school. At the beginning of this term she made every Low One program, thereby relieving Mr. Dahleen of much work. In a social way, her beautiful voice assisted in making many assemblies successful. She was a character filled with happiness, love and life. Her memory will remain always within our hearts because we feel that we are the better for having been associated with her in school life.