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

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FRESHMAN stands aghast-awed by something of which he knows not. The Hrst glimpses of a new world are appearing before him-a world full of confusion and noncomprehension. The newborn Sophomore awakens to 'find himself a different person. Acclimated to his surroundings at last, he is one of a group of acclimated, companionable persons. The Junior's lot is one of true happiness. He is part, and an extremely important part, of not only a group of his fellow- classmen, but of the whole school. The Senior. in his sublimity, is all-impor- tant, all-powerful, sufbcient unto himself. But ere long he will find himself a Fresh- man. standing aghast-awed by something of which he knows not. The first glimpses of a new world will be appearing before him-a world full of confusion and non- comprehension. '

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DOIQTALS OF THE DAST OUR marble columns stand with air sublime- Four marble columns--brave, majestic, strong- Four columns who have stood the march of time- Four columns who, to other days belong. Their slender beauty and most regal mien Are reminiscent of an age passed by- And in their symmetry there can be seen A spirit that can neuer fade or die. Could this gateway but talk, what would it tell? Would it sing praises of our modern shore? Or would it sigh, and long to once more dwell In San Francisco of those days of yore?