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

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Lux Class Qfficers FALL SEMESTER SPRING SEMESTER T 33X T 341 BESSIE POST ....... .... P resident . . BERNARDINE CONNELL Vice-President ..... HELEN SHUFELT . . . . Secretary . . . . . . GLADYS WIKOFE I 341 MARGARET BERLINER . BERNARDINE CONNELL DOROTHYLEE CARTER . T 34X ELIZABETH BOWLES . . NORMA AXDAL ...... LYDIA JAN SEN .... T 351 ISABEL MCCULLOUGH . MAXINE REBS ....... DOROTHY TERHAAR . . 33X SUZANNE FOX ...... DOROTHY MCKEAN . . . EDITH VENTURI .... 341 LOVINA NICGUIRE . . . XVILMA HINRICHS . . . DOLLY HAAS ....... 34X IVIARGARET BALLETTO . AGNES TVIULLEN ..... BARBARA STAHMER . . . 351 VIRGINIA EGAN . . . VIVIAN DUARTE .... IRENE HANSON . . . 35X ELLEN RATTO ....... JEANNE ANNE SIBLEY. HORTENSE COLLAVO . . 361 W ILMA PACZOCH .... TYIARTA GASSER ...... LIBERTY IVIARAVIGLIA . . . .... President . . Vice-President . . .... Secretary . . . ...... President . . Vice-President . . . . Secretary . . . . President . . Vice-President . . Secretary . . . . President . . Vice-President . . . Secretary . . . . President . . Vice-President . . Secretary . . . . President . . Vice-President . . Secretary . . . . President . . Vice-President . . Secretary . . . . President . . Vice-President . .... Secretary . . . . . . President . . Vice-President . . .... Secretary . . T 34X . . ...... BARBARA SILLER . . . . . . FRANCES CARPENTER . . . . . . FRANCES CARPENTER I 351 . . . . . . . ISABEL MCCULLOUGH . . . ..... ALMEDA COLBURN . . . . . . MAXINE REES T 35X . . . . . . SUZANNE Fox . . . ....... BETTYE BURNS . . . . . MATILDA GIRIMONTE 341 ' . . .... MARION SPRINGER . . . GLADYS TVITLLARD . . . . . JANET YOUNG 34X . . ......... DOLORES HOLDAL . . . . . . . JULIETTE BROTSCHNEIDER . . . . ELSIE CAVAGNARO 351 . . . HELEN MCKEON . . . . ENID CARDIFF . . . . . DAISY FUNG 35X . . FLORENCE DOUGLAS . . . . . . ELSA STELTER RUTHDIEZ 361 ........MARIECORIS CALIFORNIA LARCOMBE . LIBERTY MARAVIGLIA 36X . . . . JUANITA PALMER . . . .... ELISE CHRISTIANSEN . . . YVILMA MATHEWS Q3

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LICK-WILIVIERDINC CLASS OFFICERS FALL SEMESTER SPRING SEMESTER 1. C. DOUGLAS PEASE , . . LEWIS NICOLAIDES . CLIFFORD THORN . . 33X VINCENT PAMPANIN ROBERT HOSKING . . ROLLA WIRTH , . . . 341 GERMINAL IGLESIAS ROBERT ANDRESEN . BENNE GALLOWAY . 34X LEONARD REILLY . . . FRANK HOMAN .... ARD GWINNER . . . 351 HELMUT FESCA .... EARL WILDER .... JACK BROWN . . . 35X GEORGE FOHLEN . . . GEORGE WILEY .... WILLIAM LEWIS . . . 361 DAVID NICHOLS . . . ALVIN WILDER . . . HAROLD ORTH . . . QQ . . . President . . Vice-President . . . . . President . . Vice-President . . . Secretary . . . . . . . . President . . Vice-President . . . . . Secretary . . . . . President . . Vice-President . . . Secretary . . . . . President . . Vice-President . . Secretary . . . . . . . President . . Vice-President . . . Secretary . . . . . President . . Vice-President . . . Secretary . . 1. C. , . . ERNEST EICKWORTH . . . . . HAROLD NELSON . . . . DONALD THOMAS 341 . . . ROBERT ANDRESEN . . . . GERMINAL IGLESIAS . . . GEORGE ESCHER 34X . . . FRANK HOMAN . . LEONARD REILLY . . . . LOUIS PAPPAS 351 LAWRENCE SCHOENSTEIN . . . . . . . . HARRY BENDER . . . . JACK BANNER 35X . , . PERSHING MILLER . . . . GEORGE FOHLEN . . . . WFILLIAM ORESHIN 361 . . . . DAVID NICHOLS . . . . ALVIN YVILDER . . . . WARD GIBSON 36X . . . . RAYMOND Moorz . . . . DELMAR BROWN . . . . JAMES HERBERT

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CIGSS News THE FALL TERM found the T341's headed for another touchdown. Their opponents were a pretty husky team, such as Economics, Community Organization, Stagecraft, Play Production, and others. Their coach was Miss Trevithickg line coach, Miss Gardner, backiield coach, Miss Mueller, the referees and umpires were Miss Sinclair, Miss Hel- gesson, and Miss 1enkinson. With a strong and courageous line they were able to work out two plays, Our Aunt from Californian and Mistletoe and Moonlight. On No- vember 1 a Hallowe'en luncheon was held in honor of the team, referees, umpires, and coaches. -- The T34X's and T3 51's seem to be partial to the theatre. The T34Xls saw Show Boat , the T3S1,s Christopher Bean at the Alcazar. Some of the members of the class had dinner before the show, and others had refreshments after the performance. The activities of the 1. C. classes at Lick were confined to the planning of dances. They gave a Barn Dance which was a huge success. The entire LWL 1unior College was invited to be the guests of Cogswell 1unior College at an afternoon dance. This led to the formation of plans to entertain Cogswell at a return dance early in the second semester. ' The 341 class came to the realization that they were now low seniors. The first important event was the ordering of their senior sweaters. The planning of a joint affair, a night party held in the club house on November third, took considerable time. The evening began with a cold supper and continued with dancing and games. On November 22, the Senior Tea was given for the graduating class. A fashion show in which six of the girls modeled furnished the entertainment. As the term drew to a close, the class looked forward to a busy second semester. The 34X class was most active in sports, with nearly all the members of the class participating in the L.A.A. games. Early in the term, they attended the Fox Theatre. A humorous duologue was given by 'two members of the class at one of the Lux rallies. The boys chose their sweaters, black with a tiger head as emblem. During the fall semester of '33, the 351 class airplane indeed earned its motto of 'tFlying High. First came the selection of the class ring for the girls, and the class pin for the boys. A delightful joint party was held on the night of November third. The 351 girls made their first public appearance on November seventeenth in a fashion show in which the girls modeled clothes of today and of yesterday. The new Classes of 35X and 361 seemed to enter into the spirit of the school. The 35X's tried something different for an activity. The girls donned the skates of their grammar school days and skated to the beach. After this strenuous exercise, they fully enjoyed their lunches. The 361 girls were active in sports, and the majority of them received their numerals. They also presented a play, The Summer Girl, at a Lux rally. The boys proudly displayed their new sweater emblem, a black diamond with the numeral in the center. S24