California School for the Deaf - Foothills Flame Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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THE FOOTHILLS FLAME 1'9'3'9 THE SCHOOL FACULTY I rm1t Hom-L. M. Byouk, R. G. B1'ill, J. M. Hatfield, Mrs. E. Struck, A. Biondi, A. W. Patterson, E. S. Ladner, M. S. Hester, S. E. McArtor, E. W. Tillinghast. Sccoizrl Row-Miss G. Whitcomb, Miss M. Fenney, Mrs. H. Russel, Miss D. Patterson, C. S. Hoxie, E. A. Stevenson, Miss A. Turner, Miss E. Newland, Mrs. C. Stricklin, Miss M. Powell, Mrs. M. Vinson. Third Row-Mrs. M. Soloff, Miss G. Olsen, Miss D. White, Mrs. I. M. Lester, Mrs. D. Richardson, Miss M. Robinson, Mrs. J. Trenham, Mrs. E. L. Wolf, Mrs. N. Stoltz, Mrs. M. B. Cooper. Fourtlz Row-Mrs. V. Barnes, L. Russel, Mrs. A. Whitsell, Miss K. Ten Broeck, Miss A. Gordon, Miss M. Bruns, H. E. Bruns, Mrs. R. Birck. Fifth, How-V. S. Birck, H. Franck, Miss G. Gifford, Miss M. Hembrook, W. O. Chamberlin, M. Lapides, L. Jacobs, Mrs. E. K. Martin, W. C. Wilcoxson. Almfrltffcsz Miss N. Campbell, Mrs. V. Erickson, Miss R. Franzen, Miss M. Fitting, Mrs. B. Grifiin, Miss H. Herrick, Mrs. E. Louargand, Miss A. Luken, Miss J. Purkiss, V. Wall, Mrs. H. Wetherill. ESQ i101

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THE FOOTHILLS FLAME 1-9-3'9 ELwooD A. STEVENSON To the Class of '39: Each year as the skein of time unwinds and we approach the day when the graduating class completes its work, it becomes my pleasant duty to give a word in parting. This is not always a very easy thing to do because often words fail to give evidence to full and actual feeling on an occasion such as this. However, it does mean the ending and the beginning, and calls for both thought and advice-thought of the years that have passed and what they have covered-the pleasant memories, the golden hours, the splendid opportunities, and the everlasting friendships. Each of you takes away in proportion to your efforts and your parti- cipation in the worthwhile things in your school life. Your officers, your teachers, and your superintendent have endeavored to afford you the best. Your school-your Alma Mater-has served you. For all these years the service has been from your school and your State. However, in all good things, in all phases of successful life, there is always a balance of give and take. No service should be one-sided. This leads me to emphasize your class motto-'QBe Loyal to Your Alma lVlater.', This is a very commendable thought and one that will bring you much happiness and mean much to the success of your school in the future. Be true to your motto and instil the same spirit into the lives and minds of all other graduates. Such strong spirit in the proper channels will mean much to the future of the deaf in California. Best wishes to you all. G I 'e4f'f'A1-'a1'Yl Superintendent E91

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