Potter School - Shield Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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,A -X- i , :ffl Q5 lx DN X X X -0 - u-L'IQ S r l ig-i-ni-unlH I 1 f if J, We as F i my :QQ7 .1 THE POTTER SHIELD The Class of 1919 Again another school year is coming to a close, and it will be necessary for the Class of '19 to leave the school it has learned to love and respect. We not only have to leave the school building, but we must leave Mr. Potter, our teachers and our friends, who mean so much to us. It has been the privilege of two members of this class to have been with the school since that memorable day in September of 1912, when Mr. Potter founded the institution, but the school, the teachers and the fellows are as much a part of the lives of those of us who have not been here so long, as they are to the two charter members. Wie, the Class of June '19, have to make a big change in our lives. VVe leave the familiar scenes of the past years to take up life and work in altered and un- familiar surroundings. We shall not have the friendly, willing and guiding hands of our present masters to help us out of our troubles, but we shall be just a little group of saplings in the great forest of life, and it will be up to us to withstand the storms and gales of the winter, and grow into large, strong, deep-rooted trees. WVe sincerely hope that before we go, Mr. Potter and the masters will forgive us for all the little thoughtless annoyances that we know we have been guilty of, and we want to express our thanks to them all for the never-failing patience, the willingness to forgive, and the kindness with which we have been treated. In future years we shall look back on our few short years at Potter's with the greatest of pleasure, and realize what a priviQege it was for us to have been here. xxph Q Www: Q - -- 9 -- s X - . -,X . 1s..,.,,,,.i,...,.i..,,,,.V...l. ., -..U T'lUC'I2Ii1j-fIZI'66