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

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JOSEPHINE ACETO tunes the violin every day; Her fingers spell the music—listen to her play. RUBY AMES after school is content When she plays in a tennis tournament. That bright little miss, MATILDA ARMSTRONG. Is self-controlled; so she seldom is wrong. MAXINE BALLARD’S latest craze Is Listen, kid! —her favorite phrase. RENE BARBIERI is terribly small— This senior’s not yet five feet tall. A capable student is VIRGINIA BAUCK; As one of the debaters, she certainly can talk. If VIRGINIA BELASCO can't be found anywhere, Look in the caf6—she's sure to be there. EILEEN BENTLEY is kind and sweet, She's the very girl you'd like to meet. ADALINE BIGGS is liked by all, She’s the type for whom everyone'd fall. MARGARET BLAUER is crazy about insects; She gazes at their good points—but never finds defects. ANNA BRUN had plenty of work to do In order to present this Journal to you. For BARBARA BURNS we now must look; Oh! There she is! Behind that book. For all the programs we've had to plan, We've tried to get yodeling MARIE CADIGAN. BENILDE CARDINALE has nought to say, But flits through the day feeling quite gay. HELEN CHAN, many friends has she; It s because of her kindness and sweetness, you see. No relation to Helen is JENNIE CHAN; We'll try to remember that if we can. LILA CHANDRA is covered with printers’ dye— In Mirror and Journal, she works for Girls High. MARY CHESHIRE is one good actress—we say. Wasn't she grand in the High Senior play?

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M. Ballard M. Guidi V. McGaha C. Donovan P. Fallehy M. Tenorio HIGH SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ........ Vice-President.... Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms Cheer Leaders... Cecelia Mailis Maxine Ballard Virginia McGaha Phyllis Fallehy Catherine Donovan Mary Guidi, Margaret Tenorio THE JOURNAL JUNE 1934 Page Eleven

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Cute DORIS CHIAPPARI will never be Herd up for a husband—wait and see. EMMA CHRISTENSON hopes to find A boy friend with a master mind. To little Miss DORIS CLARK High School has been quite a lark. EVELYN CLOW gets A s all the time. Need we say more to make a rhyme? ADA COBURN has studied hard. Which entitles her to a very good card. CLEMENTINA CUNHA certainly can sing; She can make music out of anything. BLANCHE DAMONTE has obeyed every rule During her four years at Girls High School. MARION DAVIS would fight a duel For Margery, her chum through school. MARJORIE DAVIS is a friend worth while: She’s always there to give us a smile. MARI DE LANEY will always say. At Girls High School she has enjoyed her stay. FLORENCE DEUTSCH was grand, we’d say. As the dashing young officer in the High Senior play. CATHERINE DONOVAN gave the alarms When she was the seniors’ Sergeant-at-Arrns. If you want to know the words to a song, Ask PHYLLIS FALLEHY—you’ll never be wrong. ELIZABETH FISHER’S real first name? We really don't know—it’s never tho same. VERA FLOWERS is lovely and sweet, Her calmness and shyness are hard to beat. A very studious girl is ELIZABETH FLOYD; When studying she hates to be annoyed. MOLLY FUJISAKI is new to our school; She gets along splendidly—always calm and cool. MITSU FUJIWARA s a very clever child; Though she is jolly, she's very shy and mild.