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

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Richard Dodge Robert Bundy . l aa an j ,f,LfQM,.,:J ax fy . P .... Doris DeVincenzi V.P. .... Florence McDi-nnld Donald Granicier , . . . S. . . . . Louise Anderson Allan Hadley . Stanley Adair . . . . H. .... Ruth Akre Y.I.. .... hlargaret Dufraine li!! President's Message LICK-WILMERDING Qlinthusiasm, spirit, and action have characterized our past terms. The students have cooperated will- ingly in planning and carrying through a number of successful night dances. joint rallies have been great fun, and sport rallies, though few in number, have achieved their purpose of arousing both quality and quantity of spirit. The oflicers have attempted to organize and pro- mote an interesting program during the past semesters: and if our students have enjoyed the rallies, dances, and other social events, then our efforts have not been in vain. Particularly gratifying to those in charge has been the enthusiasm shown by those who participated in the noon hour and after school games in Merrill Hall, I wish to express my appreciation to Mr. Merrill, Mr. Booker and Mrs. Patterson for their help and ad- vice, to the faculty for their cooperation, and to the students for their willing service and generous sup- port. During my term of office I have watched our new auditorium grow into reality. Its completion will end all rallies in Merrill Hall, for henceforth Patrick Noble Auditorium will be the meeting place of all student body functions. In the foyer of this building will stand the Alumni tribute to our great leader, George A. Merrill, direc- tor of our schools since they have been founded. This tribute in the form of a bronze bust will commemor- ate his fifty years as an educator, Wfe officers of 1939 have had a very great honor, for we are the last group to be in othce while he was at the helm. It is a sad occasion to bid him farewell, but we know that every student who has passed through the Lick and XY ilmerding schools will al- ways remember Mr, Merrill not only as the man re- sponsible for his education, but as a wise and under- standing friend. Richard Dodge.