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

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In our Sophomore year some of our classmen were already prominent on the school track team and football squad. The third year showed us winning most of the Interclass sports and the ' igers in majority on the school teams. Our Senior year has been one of victory in track, basketball and swimming; while the majority of school team men are Seniors. Thus the class has always been prominent in athletics. The prosperity and glory of the L-W-L Debating Society may he accredited to Elsie Otto, Gladys Clayburgh, Marcel Ehrer and Adrian Greenberg, all mem- bers of the ' 19 class. When they took hold of the society it was about to go out of existence ; but Ehrer made it the largest debating society in the league. It was not until the Junior year that the social functions of the class became prominent. They began in the form of jjicnics and changed by degrees until we were giving dances. The several picnics were given at Stege Park and I ' ine- hurst. They were most enjoyable, and will be remembered by the class long after it has disbanded. No school probably staged a more successful play than The Man on The Box, presented by the June. 1919, class, at the Knights of Columbus Hall, on the evening of April 5, 1919. The cast knew their parts perfectly, and everyone who saw the play commented on the fact that one could not realize that the actors were not professionals. The last social function of the class, the Senior dance, was held in the ball- room of the Fairmont Hotel on the evening of May 31, 1919. and provetl a fitting climax to our social activities. This is a short history of my struggles, and as you see, my life was linked by resemblance to that of the founders of these schools. We all worked our way up in spite of many hardships ; perseverance has triumphed. And now that our battles are over, it is our hope that we may continue in future years to be as great a credit to our school, as we have been thus far. L.-W.-L. LIFE Page Txvent))

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