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

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 l r ESTELLE FURLANICH is pleasant to meet; A friend that is kind and always sweet. YEIKO FURUKI can knit and can sew; She can do the things a dressmaker should know. At Girls High, NANCY GELARDI would like to stay; She says she ll be lonesome when she goes away. MEDGIA GIACOSA is never given to dejection; Maybe that accounts for her lovely complexion. BERNICE GILLAM is a splendid usher, She’ll say stop, if you try to rush her. EVA GILLIAM keeps trying to reduce. But with candy around she just cuts loose. LILI GIORGI never fails to take part In the International Club, when activities start. LEAH GOLDMAN always does her share In the library, when Miss Michel's there. MARY GUIDI is a tiny child, But in the Senior play, she wasn't mild. One of the red heads of our class Is dashing, young Miss LOUISE HAAS. ROSE MARIE HAAS has only one word to say, She’ll always boost for the S. P. A. A smart Miss is ALFRIEDA HAASE; The English A she can easily pass. VERA HAMILTON is one peppy leader; No matter what happens, you'll fail to mislead her. HANNY HENNING'S language source Is German, her favorite course. EDITH HUTCHINSON just loves to chew gum, We wonder what she'd do if she had none. JUNE IRWIN, filled with kindness and grace, Is more than an asset to any place. EMMA JOHNSON is new at this school, But she never disobeys a single rule. HELEN JORDAN is one straight gal — Who wouldn’t want her for her pal?

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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.

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MONA KANTNER, with hair so fair, Has gone through Girls High without a care. Shy TOSHI KATAOKA from Japan, Is gentle and quiet like the girls in her land. MAXINE KUNGNER is an S. P. A. child; When shes not playing, she's very mild. MARIAN KNUDSEN'S friendship's worth while; You'll know that when you see her smile. REIKO KUMEKAWA is clever and smart, Although she is small, she has a large heart. Mischievous, dare-devil PATSY LANE In G. H. S. has raised holy Cain. TAMARA LASHKEVICH has many nice traits; We know that she'll always be busy with dates. CAROLINE LAZZARI is sorry to go. Who isn’t sorry? We'd like to know. A very nice girl is little JOY LEE. She's always as happy as she can be. Another nice girl is AGNES LEONG. We know we'll miss her when we re gone. JEAN LYNCH, with her happy smile, We'll see her at U. C. after a while. The teachers’ delight is LENA MAFFEI, She is studious and bright, yet knows how to play. CECELIA MAILIS had a pretty hard task, But she was a success as Prex of the class. ANGELINA MANIS will miss us, we know, Because we ll miss her when it’s time to go. JANE MARX is chief of the mob, Call for justice,” and she's there on the job. VIRGINIA McGAHA will probably be A gym teacher—we'll watch and see! An usher of worth is MAXINE McKAOUN, Circumstances could never keep her down. SARAH McNISH will readily admit That in her classes she likes to knit.