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

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CONTENTS FOREWORD DEDICATION FACULTY CLASSES LITERARY SECTION ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT ACTIVITIES FOREIGN STORIES FEATURES HUMOR AUTOGRAPHS

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The Journal Jane Levison HIGH SENIORS Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors—the class of June’27 has run the gamut of high school life. Timidity has given way to confidence, inexperience to experience. The presidents who have guided June ’27 through its school terms shine out boldly; the entertainments that have been given and received remain happy memories; the organizations in which membership and leadership have been claimed hold their inter- ests; the classmates with whom they have competed in friendly rivalry as scholars, athletes, and executives, inspire them to a continuance of student activities. Realizing the satisfaction that results from marked achievements, the high seniors, this semester, have established a record in the number of executive offices held and the many activities promoted. The presidents of the S. P. A., the Debating Club, Dramatic Club, International Club, Glee Club, Orchestra, German Club, and the Girl Reserves are all prominent leaders of the high senior class, while the formation of the new Journal Club has been largely a Senior Class effort. The individual functions of the class include the successful Freshman Reception, the spirited Pig Tail Day, the enjoyable Advertising Day Program, the novel Muir Woods May Day Hike, and—the memorable Senior Class Rally, Pickles.” With Gwendolyn Philips, Bessie Landecker, Thelma Higgins, Jane Levison, Una Hanson, and others worthy of being included in an all star” cast taking prominent part in this Senior Class production, it is not unnatural that Pickles” has left a lasting and pleasing memory in the recollections of the entire school. Adding these recent accomplishments to the successes of its past four years, the class of June ’27 may well be proud of the record it leaves behind. [ ‘i ht ]