San Mateo High School - Elm Yearbook (San Mateo, CA)

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FACULTY REPRESENTATIVES Eh f2.. + the math department Mr. Vaden Mayers, Miss Representing the library are Miss Anna Sarah Fisher, Mr. E. E. Blanchard. and Miss Margaret Mccandless Principal McConvi1le busily occupied. Q5 , iv RQ' ical - 4 -f 1 .W n - y Commercial founts of learning, Miss Eliza- Directing the art vrork of the school beth Edwards, Miss Helen Kaseberg, Mrs. Miss Leona Weeks and Mr. .John Par Ruth Worden, Mrs. Grace Cavitt, Miss Clara Norton. i

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,QW E HALDKIAR 1: love of life increased years. 4 if'-,pp , . .1 x t ff C Q ' ' IELDA JOLIN The fairest garden 1 her looks :nd in her mind e wisest books. LONGWILL wledg is proud that s learned so much. FRED GOURDIN A faultless body and a. blameless mind. HARRY HODSON His form was of manliest beautyg His heart was kind and soft. HARRY Kl RCHNER Far off his coming shone. B ETTY GRANT The sweetest garland to the sweetest maid. CARMEN ILD The mildest of manner and the gentlest of heart. BRUCE KIRKBRIDE A peare above all earthly dlgmties, A still and quiet conscience. FRANCIS GUIDO Wit and wisdom are born in a man. NAD1 NE HALLAHAN She moves a goddessg she looks a queen. BOB JACKSON And friend received with thumps upon the back. ROSEMARY KLAFFKE Gentle of s p e e c h, beneficent of mind. HELEN KELSO Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low, an excellent thing in woman. JEAN MacMILLAN Wherever the bright sun of heaven shall shine, Irferhonour and the great- ness of her name shall be.

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IAM BALES at is slow to anger r than the mighty. DAGNEY ADOLPHSOIN Hail to thee, bhthe spirit: 'Nazi-I. i'LX A G I 4' JANET BAUM A ', Those about her from ' ' her shall read the perfect ways of honor. ARA BURK olest with temper unclouded ray make tomorrow erful as today. A 612.1 as rtoe e r i f f : ,, . CHRISTIE :e'er he did was done o much ease. m alone 'twas 1 to please. RICHARD CATTO A' merry heart maketli a cheerful countenance! I Q FRED ARCHAMBAULT On the stage he was natural, simple, unaffectingf' TIM BAIN A kinfl and gentle h he had to comfort friends and foes. eart WINIFRED BARR 'In youth and beauty, wisdom is but rare. GRAHAM BROMFIELD A happy soul that all the way To heaven hath a summer's day. 1 , ' Q-. Q ,.,. v V '-w Q . .l 'SZ LINCOLN CHEW Lights of the world, and stars of the human race. JEAN ELISE BRUCE Mercy and truth are met together. GEORGE CHIOSSI So much one man can That does both act and ,ix ' JAY BUSH Not in the roll of common men. know SHIRLEY COLCLASURE The still, small voice of gratitude.