Lick Wilmerding High School - Commencement Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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X N, J Graduation Harold King, ' 19J. How I recall these four years which have passed ; These years of studies and of pleasures dear. The time when we must part is drawing near. How hard ' twill be to say goodbye, at last. To these old buildings and the books amassed. The friends and comrades that I made while here. Must I now leave them with the closing year? Though parted, may our friendships still hold fast In this wide world, where true friends are so few. And life without such friends is dull and drear. Our greatest joys come from the friends who cheer And try their best to help us on to do The work that lies before a great career. The aim and hope of all in this short life. L-IV.-L. LIFE Page Eignt

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IrBolutinn The following resolution was passed by the Board of Trustees of THE LUX SCHOOL OF INDUSTRIAL TRAINING, on April 22, 1919: RESOLVED, That in the death of Mrs. Phoebe A. Hearst The Lux School of Industrial Training has lost an efficient trustee; that the surviving trustees of the school remember with appreciation her unerring devotion to duty, her readiness at all times to put aside private engagements in order to attend the meetings of the board, her wide experience, her wisdom in council, and her generosity to the school; RESOLVED FURTHER, That in the death of Mrs. Hearst the commu- nity has lost a philanthropic and useful citizen; RESOLVED FURTHER, That this resolution be entered upon the min- utes of the school, and that a copy be engrossed by the secretary and trans- mitted to the family of Mrs. Hearst as a tioken of the respect of the board.