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

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Lick Max a. Pllmb, B. S Mathematics and Physics Agnes Strachn, M. A., A. B EngHsh and French Arthur W. Wynne, A. B Mathematics Stella Boulware, A. B Freehand Drawing Sydney A. Tibbetts, B. S Chemistry Margery E. Glass, P.. L.. M. I EngHsh and S])anish Harry G. Hansell, B. L History Chas. a. McLeran General Woodwortcing and Pattern Making Jacob L. Mathis Forgevvork ). H. SuNKEL Machine Shop JoH N O. Walsh MoulcHng ] ' ' rank a. Dlxox Assistant Macliinist Enid A. Biikns Recorder Wilmerding Christine Bicktholas, A. B Ens Iish C. H. KuNSM AN Science Ruth W. G auriki Freehand Dravvinti ' Anita Marcus. A. B Mathematics W. J. Graham, B. S., M. S Architectural Drawin. Fran k R. Stowe. A. B Electrical Work John E. Maybeck Cabinet Making Chas. C. Herbert Machine Shop Fred H. Mhihali Stonework 1 1 ILDA ' 0N di:r Mehden Recorder Page Fifteen L.-W.L. LIFE

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DIRECTOR, GEORGE A. MERRILL DEANS Theresa M. Otto, B. S., Lux George F. Wood, Wilmerding Bruno Heymann, Lick Lux Ruth Gardner, A. B Health and Hygiene Besste Reel Housekeeping Irene A. Coffin, A. B English and 1 listory Mary L. Crittenden Sewing Augusta B. Higley Drawing LoRETTE RouMiGUiERE Sewing Alice Webster. B. S Science and Mathematics Ethel Adele Denny, B. L., M. L English Mary E. Mize Cooking Dorothy Patterson Millinery Donna Davis Drawing, Home Planning, Furnishing and Decorating Marian Tiffany, A. B Household Science Marguerite Menchen Cooking Ruth S. Marshall Recorder L.-IV.-L. LIFE Page Fourteen

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A Senior ' s Farewell GrACK MOKIAKTV, ' 19J. Dear School, the time has come when we must leave The loved, familiar paths now grown so dear, And though we ' re loath to go, we can ' t retrieve The steps, whose close has drawn so swiftly near. Hut since we must, we don ' t regret I- or we have trod them once and can ' t forget. , n l yet with joy we go, despite the sorrow keen — The joy of eagerness to join the crowd without Lures us on to visions not yet seen . nd makes us yearn to know what ' tis all about. We long to try our fate in life, We ' re young and we can bear the strife, — Tf such it be. The field wherein our power lies We know not yet, but find we must, and to its level rise. As we part in life from a dear, dear friend There is ever sorrow and yet one joy — The joy of remembrance, that has no end. Memories, no man can destroy ! Dear School, our friend, we never can forget The care, the love, the dear, dear friends we ' ve met Within your doors, and ever will the memory purify Our lives. Dear School Good-bye! L.-W.-L. LIFE Page Sixteen