Girls High School - GHS Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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F'our years of Assemblies, Books, Zards to be signed, Desks to be cleaned, Zrasers, Fountain pens, 3irls to make friends with, Homework to put off, nk, Iokes to laugh at, The Keeping of the sandwiches from teachers' view, .ockers that wouldn't open and then wouldn't close, vlath to worry about, Note taking, Dpportunities to hope for, Parents to bring to the P.T.A. Questions to attempt to answer, 'he Ringing of bells, ever present, Schemes to postpone that big test, 'est, tests. TESTS! Inforgettable friends, teachers, and classes, Verbs to conjugate, Wrong answers to make excuses for, fmas festivities with the decorating of homerooms, 'ourself, - and what G.H.S. has given you, ero hours - the last second's cramming before the paper is given out. Each of you has her own special memories. Keep ,u'-'U ..A 'u ,n h't'u' ,3.' 1 '-x I I L ..h'-'1'1'.1 sf . 1, 'Ahh 'J ' x ,,O.'A'll f 5 M v Q ADJ J s A - . sylvan, 'J v U NLUA .4 5, LH if uf, ' ' A 4.4.1 1 t X - W 6 . 'f.AtL'A!bA6A.A.L'th , nl' Nl tem, never let them go. This book holds most of them 1 ' ar you. Let it be your memory, your link from the office rthe home to high school days, for these days that are , M, U 0 0 ly, 'ill soon become the days that are no more. VfQ,jifi+ 'A 4'4fg644,,' Roberta Sacco ' gift FLOW fafellfefx ,QQAQL ., -, : v:Nt6!llM'4-QQ ., - 1 .2 1? 2' -5 3 ' 'v'i 'f if fi 5 :' sz, it 5 349 3 .4 - is-4 4 C.,-,p i s , - s 3 -L 'gl 2.1 A T by , T., ,, J f'-wg V' I A U Bw VALERIE KOLOSKUV 5