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

 - Class of 1934

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GOSPAVA MILINOVICH certainly has a name, And with it, without doubt, she has risen to fame. HELEN MILLAR is a clever gal, We'll probably see her next at Cal. YOLANDA MOLENDI is a mighty high senior; Everyone knows her—those who have seen her. DOROTHY MORIYAMA is very sweet, Her poise and patience are hard to beat. For Commissioner of Finance, we had HELEN MORSE, Was she a success? We all say, Of course. MARIE MURPHY will never need a physician, Her sports and athletics insure her disposition. MARY NAEHNADEL, we re certain, will be A keen librarian, wait and see. HARUKO NAKAJIMA s just the right sort; She’s considerate, friendly—a wonderful sport. KIYOKO NISHIKAWA has a sweet, lovely face; Her manners are charming and dainty with grace. VERDA NOETHER is a clever lass, She proves that in the newswriting class. MARIE NOSEK is far from tall; In other words, she's very small. ELIZABETH NYSTROM gets her homework done; That is the reason she is full of fun. HELEN OGNEFF is a splendid athlete: Take a tip—she's hard to beat. MARI OKAZAKI is clever indeed— Mainly because she loves to read. RHODA OLUND is always happy and kind; Maybe it's her nature, or maybe it's her line. NOBU OMORI is crazy about history; Why she gets A is really no mystery. MAY OVERMOHLE is always ready to do Anything she can, just for you. MARIE LOUISE PAINE is stately and slim, She’s full of laughter, jokes, and vim.

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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.



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EVELYNNE PATE was easily made The senior orchestra's essential aid. DOROTHY PEPPER is lively and gay. She s a peach of a sport in every way. ELAINE PETSAKOS, interested in art. Gives posters to her friends to cart. PHYLLIS POSENER is always gay: She studies and works, but knows how to play. We know ELLEN PRESENTI will always come To visit Girls High, for she's been our chum. PANSY QUANDT always leaves her seat To help Miss Castelhun with the absentee sheet. SALLY RASMUSSEN is tall and blond. She’s a pretty girl of whom we're fond. DOROTHY REDDEHASE is terribly tall. So she was a guard in Captain Ball. AMPARO ROBLES finds life worth while. And that's the reason she will always smile. LOUISE SAIKI is always laughing and gay. She jokes and she smiles through most of the day. We wonder what MARIE SALLES would do Without Helen Jordan. Are you wondering too? EDA SANDONA. we know, will say, I'll come back to visit Girls High some day.' LOUISE SCHMIDT sews with great skill And no doubt a happy home she’ll fill. A fine little actress is HARRIET SCHMIDT, She proved that in every dramatic club skit. ELINOR SEELEY receives our affection, Especially when she writes for the literary section. Never daunted is AMOUR SHERRY, She's always laughing and always merry. IDA SHIMANOUCHI'S passion is to debate. She has won several contests up to date. TATIANA SIRKIN—does she rate? Ask the ushers—they say she’s great!

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