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

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T H O U R N A 7 II n c I g z ) Y£ £: : K2 i:: C £: ' £Sr£S9t tf i: l £ 3WCSr £39 3r y!f ■:3 c: ' Jl i »frM7i« aK5«s::« 5«5 ' ' i«K sa»E3»53«c ;:a a ..!■ -■.■ I.- JANE BRANDENSTEIN, Prcsuicnt MARION Mt)RTC)N, President Sing a song of i B ' s, Of the tamed High Freshman Class. Of Jane and Helen, the prcx and rep And Dot, a sprightly lass. Sing a song of iB ' s, Ot their banner bright unturled, Ot the dance they ga ' e, and the pep they showed In the Trip xAround the World. We know when they ' re the Seniors, They ' ll show that they ' re alive, And try to be as wise and bright As the Class of ' 25. WE, the low Freshman Class, believe, in common with all up-to-date countries, societies, and automobile manufacturers, that it pays to advertise ; hence, this publicity in the Journal. In January, we showed our unusual amount of good sense by electing Marion Morton lA Prex. In February, wc showed our spirit at the Activ- ities Rally with class songs and yells. Maich brought the Freshman Dance — the surprise of the year. Having been so successful thus far, we adopt this slogan — Watch our progress. [Page Tzvcntyfive]

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THE JOURNAL J i 192s . M . MA.- KvMv.iuMA AiVH A M a A Mji A a aAXaMa AUMa . JANE LEVISON, President CATHERINE PATRIDGE, President BEING a class of few words, the High Sophomores submit the following eloquent sketch : Our Sophomore Runabout Headlights .... Elizabeth Wilson, May Tormey Steering Wheel •. . Jane Levison Clutch Barbara jSjordquist Tail Light Ediuina Thornton Muffler Dorothy Short Radiator Marianne Wilson Gas Una Hansen Fly Wheel Aline Tiaas Body Everybody else We will now take our trusty pen in hand and write. We are the 2A Class of the Girls High School ot San Francisco, California, U. S. A. There is no use in our writing a lot for this Journal, because everybody knows how good we are, anyway. Catherine Patridge is our President, and under her able guidance our success is the talk ot the school. However, we will not enumerate all of our overwhelming success. The simple fact remains. We ' re good and we know it. We will now take our trusty pen out ot our hand and stop. {Page Tiventy-fourj

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