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PEGGY ROMADKA MURIEL BURROWS sally McMillan LOW ONE CLASS PRINCHSS Tavi, the only daughter of the Maharaja of Tanyanka, was dying. The Maharaja paced the floor, anxiously twisting his hands and knitting his bushy eyebrows. Tavi was very ill of a mysterious malady. Not any of his gifts, white elephants, dancing girls, fakirs, or sacred water from the Ganges would bring a happy smile to her lips. Singh, the slave, was ordered to get the lama. The servant disappeared and, wending his way through the thick jungle, delivered the message to the lama, a priest, who hurried to the palace. With knowing eyes he gazed at the young princess. There is but one thing that will arouse her. A message from some typical American girls will make her happy,” said he. A wireless was immediately sent to the Girls High School, San Francisco. Sally McMillan, the secretary of the Low One Class, received the message. This is the reply the freshies” sent back: We are the Low One Class of Girls High School. Our president, Muriel Burrows; our vice-president, Peggy Romadka; our treasurer, Sylvia Berman; and our cheer leader, Jean Kirk, will broadcast for you our class play, And the Villain Still Pursues,” and will sing our class song. We excel in scholarship and sportsmanship. We are small now, but you just watch us grow!” The princess, hearing this radio program, was so happy that she recovered; the lama was given a great reward; and the fame of Girls High School was proclaimed throughout India. Frances Newman, June ’33.
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17 CAROLA MACK ERNESTINE RAAS CAROL COLE JOURNAL STAFF Ernestine Raas, Editor Carola Mack, Art Editor Carol Cole, Business Manager Bernice Abrams Cora Collier Marjorie Ledyard Mary Ross Anna Chan EDITORIAL STAFF Edith Arnstein Marian Gazis Mary Mayer Pauline Spiro Ann Breslauer Beverley Hoffman Frances Newman Florence Stone ART STAFF Edith Hurtgen Alice Cooper Mary Haran Ruth Schalla BUSINESS STAFF Janet Birnbaum Marjorie Cahn Lucille Scatena The journal Staff desires to thank Bernice Abrams, Marjorie Cahn, Alice Small, and Anne Louise Levy, who were our typists; Oleta Selna, Ella Burman, and Elizabeth Bacon, who drew the cover design, the frontispiece, and a humor cur respectively; and Mireille Piazzoni, who designed the drawing for the school calendar. 26
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