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

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,....-.--1' '? 5l 1 -H ' 1111 . 11 1 1 1 '1 1 1 f -11 '1 91 ll 2 I ?Qf7fe'f : 9 V's,t, fk:,fi . f 155 I v, Q 1 12.1 - T 1 I1 11 ,1 The PIay'5 the Tlzzngn ' RqyAs11'51y, 439 we 1111 mb Av! Have a Heart, Pollyanna. This Business Before ,2'M 5135 Pleasure? dOCS1l,t work when the paper says Fair 211, 1, 1 gm U111111- --ii 11111111.., Q and Warmer. Vacation comes soon, and Fm Going F U .11illlmmHHHHHHW! ,931 Upn to see my Country Cousin with De Luxe Anniej' er,r Fav HHH 4? who is a regular 'fPo1ly With a Past. She has a AAy jf-1' Canary Cottagev-only a Parlor, Bedroom and Bathi' C l 'Q' N - Twin Beds, of course. 'tChanticleer crows every 1 2233 morning, Daddy-Long-Legs crawl Upstairs and y i gif 111111. ..., ' mHmH ,.11f1VHH 04 Down, and you can wear a 'cPinafore with no Furs M1 4 - 5 and Frillsfi But take care to Watch Your Step? when L1 1 '3'5'111a if VK? Q.f,,,.'5Bf' you Come Out of the Kitchen, for you must Turn to , the Right to get a Peck of Picklesf' My cousin is I Katinka,', a Quaker Girl, who married 'fMister Antonioj' the Man Who Came Backi' last Maytime after visiting Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm? Theyire regular Newlyweds and believe in the High Cost of Loving as Lord and Lady A 'E Algyf' They ought to-they've had EXperience.,' l 1 l 1 1 V211 IEUIE. 1.11! 'liilff 'l , . 111K!' if ,1 .lf 111, 'ill 1 j1z.i J 1 1'21E, '1i:f1'i' N M 1 M 1. .U1 1, 1, .21 1. ill'fI 11,1 . 1 1 1 , I F, 2 - 1, ,Q11 ,A Oh, Dearli' give a Kiss to Cinderella for me and also give her our Blue 1 1 1 Birduwhich the Man From M,eXico, who is now in Arizona,',has. Good Gracious, 1 1 Annabelle, donit be On Trial - Let's Go -either Yes or Noi, Well, So Long, 11 Letty.,' Write us Nothing But the Truth about Mary's Ankle and Bill and 1 E1 Goo, As You Were going to do. What Nextf' you Boomerang ? ELEANOB RAAS, December, '21, 1 M111 V THERESE KUTNER, December, '19. 1 ii ' 3 If ' 1 n n 5121215 1 1111 11 T 11151 57 . 1 H ave You H mm'- That Helene Vosper plays the piano? 111151' That Anita Berendsen occasionally rides horseback? That Kathryn Morris hates school? A Qi ' That Gertrude Rosenthal edits our JOURNAL? 1 That Edith Wormser looks like Fanchon? That Bernice Waterman dreams about the JOURNAL? That Helen Perkins wants to get thin? I That Helena Zuckermann comes from Los Angeles? I1 1 1 SE J l c15irI5 leigh Scbnnl Qlnurnal Page Twenty-two J U N E, 1 9 1 9 H nb

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fsill, i1l T' A Buttercup gurl A little yellow buttercup Stood laughing in the sun, 'l ,x1'Ki X lun The grass all green around it, X Nu The summer just begun., Its saucy little head abrim 'V Ui With happiness and fun. MF Near by, grown old and gone to seed, A dandelion grew, To right and left with every breeze His snowy tresses flew, He shook his hoary head and said, I've some advice for you. Do'n.'t think because youire yellow D The golden days will last, I was as gay as you are, once, But now my youth is past. This day will be my last to bloom, The hours are going fast. Perhaps your fun will last a week, But then you'll have to die. The dandelion ceased to speak, A breeze that capered by Snatched all the white hair from his head, And wafted it on high. His yellow neighbor first looked sad, Then cheering up she said: If one's to live in fear of death, 1 One might as well be dead. The little buttercup laughed on, And tossed her yellow head. JULIE WHITE, December, '19. :nal 059:15 leigh Qcbnnl Qlnurnal fj 1 Q J U N E, 1 9 1 9 Page Twenty-one

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m. K.. 1 E xi-1' I..-l ix in ll in -salt ftllllx' lqxl,-x'g-U llaflx ...,.. A'lllg' .Lt vflmzyn . .emi I xrnal T919 Clays H orosoopo By the gracious volition and resolution of our mistresscs, the pre-eminent and potent ladies, the Sisterhood ol' the Brainburners of the 4lBs, we have for many moons peered into the murky depths of the all-revealing tirmament, and with multitudinous mystic incantations traced the raggetty paths ol' the nictating luminaries in their midnight perambulations. After extensive perusals of the aforesaid celestial bodies we, the lineal descendants of Cassandre, princess of Troy, and of the Sybil of Cumae, havi11g been delegated our prophetic propensi- ties by Jupiter of lofty Olympus, do forecast and foretell these, the propitious and felicitous destinies of the illustrious sorority. J Hearlfen to the predestinations of the progzzosticatorsl The heavenly bodies predict that many of our sisterhood shall pursue the vocations of pedagogues, not only in this land, but also among the progeny of adventitious nations. The ascendancy of the star Terra Firma, on the natal days of Amy Achard, Edna Bingham, Eda Chichizola, Mary Cooney and Elsie Daberer, preordains that these shall be instructresses in aviation. Doris Handman, whose career is guided by Erudition, will, after spending ten. years in completing her course at the university, become the frequently blessed authoress of Hints to the Student of Civics, while Jane Silverberg, upon whose natal day Hilarity was at its zenith, will become the Preceptoress in deportment in the institution of learn.ing of the Mystic Maze township, the educational edifice which was designed by Frieda Hertzmann, whose destinies are guided by Barmicide. Theckla Maier and Mary Lillis, whose natal luminary is Frigidity, will gain wide experience as instructors to the Esquimaux in the Terpsichorean art. After infinite exertion, we have been enabled to decipher the messages of the stars and it is revealed to us that certain celestial bodies predestine some of the constituents of the Brain Burners to espouse the muse of Literature. The future career of Anita Berendsen, being determined by Apathy, we see her as the deservedly illustrious and world-renowned editor of a Foolish Questionsv column, and the natal lore of Gertrude Rosenthal decrees that she shall become the eminent creator of Fables in Slangf' far superior to those of that crude and primitive originator, George Ade. Ruth Wolfe and Elizabeth Bury being born under Caricature, will delineate the cartoon-s for the Congressional Record. The constellation, Arena, ordains that many of our Sisterhood shall win their laurels in either the limelight or the sawdust. It is predestined by the mighty powers of the ethereal universe that Roberta Dunbar, Dorothy Elliott, Marian Harris and Ruth McCurdy, being born under the star Discord, will win 'cosmo- politan celebrity as a quartette on the Orpheum Circuit and the white asteroid of Silence decrees that Lillian Goodwin and Helen Flanagan shall become famous comedians. Kathryn Morris, whose life is controlled by Acumen, is predestined to be an unusually daring rider of Latin Ponies, while Stateliness ordains that Antoinette di Nola shall inspirit the world as a clown in the same circus. On the legitimate stage we see an unusual production of the puerile fairy tales, in which Helene Vosper, born under the star of Magnitude, becomes eminent as the Giant in Jack the Giant-Killer, while Marcella Lamey, whose natal star is Diminutiveness, amuses innumerable audiences as Hop o' My Thumb. In a noticeable attempt to revive the spirit of Mediaeval chivalry, the dramatization of c15i1:I5 leigh bcbnnl Qlnurnal J U N E, 1 9 1 9 Page Twenty-llzree