Girls High School - Journal Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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MELDA NIELSEN ROSALIE KENNEY CATHEMNE JACOBS LOW FRESHMEN THE stately grandfather's clock slowly chimed twelve. Midnight! Time for Toyland to be happy. Soon the shelves were vibrating with the dancing feet of the dolls, and the shop was filled with the excited chatter of the Toys of the Classes. As a shipment of new dolls was expected, they were planning how to familiarize the newcomers with the customs and rules peculiar to the establishment. Next morning Mr. Danforth, the eflicient shop-keeper, placed the new dolls on their respective shelves. The older dolls, watching indulgently, saw them elect Rosalie Kenney to lead them, with Melda Nielsen to assist fin case Rosalie should be too sleepy to workj , Catherine Jacobs to write up their meetings, and Rose Marie Conrad to take care of their valuables. The youngest dolls, to the joy of all Toyland, soon took a prominent part in the Activities Rally, in the production of The Knave of Hearts, and in Sports. Delighted, the shop-keeper was assured of the success of his latest Parisian importatlons. 28

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BARBARA O'CONNELL HELEN HAMPTON EILEEN REILLY HIGH ONE CLASS AIRSHIP REACHES LANDING FIELD WITH NO CASUALTIES! EXTRA! Extra! All about the non-stop flight! I! Wireless just received from The Spirit of Hi One, which has safely crossed Education Ocean and rnade a skillful landing at Low Two Field in the heart of the city of Success. This gallant ship has been ably piloted by Barbara Vickroy fHigh One Representa- tivej through the dangerous air pockets and fog-banks of The Executive Council. Because of the prowess of Commander Helen Hampton, and her notable crew, Barbara O'Connell, pilot, Eileen Reilly, radio operatorg and Helen Skliris and Marjorie Ryan, mechanics, The Spirit of Hi One has proved the sterling quality of its much advertised product Cooperation by out-distancing its many rivals. Prominence in sports, in clubs, and in dramatic events has been an outstanding feature of the trans-oceanic flight. i No less an authority than Charles Lindberg has predicted an unusual future success for these daring and venturesome birdwomen. 27

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