Philadelphia High School for Girls - Milestone Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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U Foreword s There is nothing new under the sun, says the casual reader, a Record, yes, a history, a poem, a prophecy and a few minor details. The same old thing, year after year. And yet to the girls of A7, 1906, it is a record invaluable 3 a record of our. happiest days, our funniest experiences, in short, a record of the events we would most willingly remember in years to come. It is a record, crude, clumsily prepared, probably, but at least the result of our best efforts. Our history is of the utmost importance to us, the life of thirty-four girls during the four years that they worked and played side by side. Our poem is essentially ours-what we mean to strive for. Our prophecy is something-to amuse us when the years for which it prophesies shall come. And our Characteristics --how glad we shall be, some day, to read them over, and laugh about them, and enjoy them, how they, if nothing else, will bring back to our minds a real picture of each girl, and all that was charming about her. This book, then, such as it is, a Memorial of the Class of A7, IQO6, we most affectionately dedicate to Miss Sarah P. Miller and Miss Mary H. Geisler. M ,THE RECORD COMMITTEE. t 3

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