Girls High School - GHS Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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HE EUMMEHCI L CLUB lhc husthng hnsthng lrentont Street shoppmg dts ut represents the goal 'ulnexul hy years of hard work ment hx the owners of the gre'1t stores whnh border IC famous street 'I he purpose of the Lommerual Llulm to prepare tts numbers for tlns lxlllll of life by stress tg employer enlploxee TCl4lll0l1Sl1llD, hy tenclnng the roptr clrc ss for lmnsrnc ss .md tnstxlhng xll the nnportant eussttlts of tht worlvtcliw world olnts of lllllflsl tn Boston lhe members vnsttul the ew L onrt lloust the Lhrrstmn Suenu Monitor Btnlcl lg 1 na w sp.1p1r puhltshmg house, and .1 r.1cho st mon hu spent xnnah tnnt and hwrcl worls hy preparing lxys LIXUI lt lNStlllllllCN plaxs wlnth were gtvcn with o mt x tr mor tlmont m E T Haines . s . . . o nr s H1 It rs llso plrt of the husy lrunq tru! sunt lklfs rtsutnt o t n fc s t s oo 11. . s 4 4 , 4411 1,11 snrtr rms nu lllhlt tl o I runt Rau Left tu Rluht Helen hues! Jean Sxmnnngtun lLllt'Cll Nici xrthy Doreen Wells Suond Run Lrfl to Raul!! Dorothea Randstrom Antoinette Felton Nlr long, hlleen Phllllps Helen Perch Page Elghfy Three ' ' A s - L- 4 t Q . rx v v ss f r Y ' 1 1 Q I Q! ' K f Y. . N I G p ' - ' Q x - Q ' - ' x ' o x ,Sys ...i xsfksi 1 ' A. l . 2 , D .. , . . , . I A F4 W 7 The elnlfs ontsicle activities inelnclecl lielcl trips to 4 5 A R 1: -v4- . '-' -s - f ' -2' 'jr 7- , . . . . . M , . . . ' , . V r , , . ' l 3. r v - Y' v g 1 1 - - 3 H - 1 1 - 1 ' 1 v I 3 y. I 1 . 1 4 . . . , ' . e h 1 ' that the znultence vonlfl le: n e 1 l ust- '55. So, 'L' the Q'onnnerei'tl flnlr is il very essentiul p'1 rt f K l. 'gh, ' 1 J 1 J 1 mnt OH' '- 5: I' -. ' l- , fur line ll-.AX 5, -lixg Y'ee-l're.'iclent, ll r tl 1 R'lll.'lI' nng Sc-'ret'1ry, ll 'l' ' estg ren: - , li - t' ' 'f'n . l l l

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THE EL SSID L CL B N r F . '- -' - I MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS The Museum of Fme Arts IS one of the greatest symbols of Boston s culture VV hen an alumna of Gxrls Hugh sees there a statue of a Roman god or a pamtmg done by a master s hand her thoughts might dr1ft back to the days when she was a member of the Classlcal Club of 1948 She vull remember how the mgemous members of the club orxgmated a new game and hllarxty rode hlgh when snakes were pmned on Medusa' The prom rsmg vurlters of the socxety wrote entertammg myths vwhxch mcluded everythmg from the held of nature to the perennlal obstacles of love The future Ingrld Berg mans enacted wltty charades and the mortal mxsses related storles as ancient as Caesar s Rome The G H S alumna wxll remember too how the Classical Club bade nts members farewell with one of the most scmtlllatmg partxes of the year As that gurl leaves the qunet hall she wxll know that just as the Art Museum holds Boston s culture ln tts palm the Classrcal Club will always be a symbol of erudltlon OFF ICERS Preszden! Vzce Preszdent Anna Shargabxan Serretary Treas nrer Fllzabeth Salaml Page E ghty F e I l X gnu-vw--3 ug' . . , . , . . . , . . l . . . . f v ' - ' . 1 . . . Y . . . 1 , . . i ,K . v , . . . . . , , Y , . . . . 1 ' 1 ' Q 1 A ' , - . i -iv