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

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PRESIDEIITS' IIIESSIIGE Q Action and spirit have characterized the past year. Through the cooperation of every member of the student body all activities of the school have been exceptionally successful. By the earnest effort of many talented members of the student body we have been able to present exciting and interesting rallies and assemblies. The spirit shown in these activities has been altogether commendable. Our four night dances have been social events to remember. Each of the dances portrayed some phase of that season in which it was held. Roaring football enthusiasts turned out to the Pigskin Frolicvg and to celebrate the fall harvest, gleeful young people enjoyed the Harvest Hop . Inaug- urating the spring semester with a Valentine's Dance, L. W. L. students enjoyed themselves in the atmosphere of Cupid and love bugs, and, ending one of the most successful dance years in L. W. L. history, all the farmers, farmerettes, and cow- punchers turned out in full regalia for an evening of true hay-loft fun. The enthusiasm and spirit which was shown by the classes in their activities served to build a stronger student body and helped to create friend- ships which are destined to live for many years. We wish to express our appreciation for all the support and help given by the faculty and student body, for without their sincere cooperation it would have been very difficult to carry out our plans. Let us not rest on our past laurels, nor on our present triumphsg but let us strive to uphold the spirit and standards of L. W. and keep the tiger roaring. EARL CAMPINI DENTON DELAVAN p A Mary Bernasconi Earl Campini Marguerite Grossen Paul 1211590 Bessie Pomni., Rob Roy' Cyr Beryl Rehker Harold Srhroed Elizabeth Baiocchl ,lack Mifhi

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L W L BOARDS OF CONTROL 381 LICH BDHRD 0F COI'lTROL The serious problem of how much money should be spent on football was the mam concern of the Luck Wllmerdlng Board of Control during the fall term of 1937 Under the dlrectlon of the presndent, Denton Delavan the board brought the matter of balancmg the budget to a successful conclusion by using the entire revenue from the bl semester mght dances to defray the football expenses Thxs action was made pos slble by the fact that the two dances were among the most successful m the history of the school, the clear profit belng well over 75 O0 Another history making act of this body was the recommendation that football be dlscontmued This resolution had a very serious bearing upon the life of the school m vlew of Lick s successful football teams of the past For the sprung semester the president was Earl Camp nx, who led the board ln a placing Ralph Peters, and Rob Roy Cyr was re elected as s c etary Outstandmg nn the busmess of the sprung te m was the football controv sy S v rel teachers recom mended agam that football be dropped from the list of extra curr cular actlvltles Since ll was held that a board could not legislate for any other t rm but 1 s own, lt was decided to hold an open forum where the opmlons of the whole student body might be alred As a result of this m etmg a questnonnanre was drawn up and presented to the students , Y . . . , successful term of student body government. Paul Jensen was the vice-president, re- ' ' - 2 r . ' ' ' ' r er . 2 2 - . 27 .t . . . . 9 . . A . C