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

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F O K E W O H I» M EMORIES — sometimes joyous, often sad—are precious in that they link yesterday with today. To the youth, memories bring enter- tainment as parents or friends reminisce and relate incidents of yesterday. To the aged, memories give comfort in renewing the acquaintance of old friends and renewing adventures of earlier life. The Journal brings memories to you.

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CONTENTS Foreword . . 3 Dedication . . 4 Faculty . . 5 Student Body Officers—Spring Term . . 6 Student Body Officers—Fall Term . . . 7 Student Court . . 8 Principal's Message .... . . 9 Classes 10-28 High Senior Class Officers . . . 11 High Senior Class Pictures . . 12-19 Cast of High Senior Play . . 19 High Senior Calendar .... . . 20 Low Senior Class Officers . . . 21 Low Senior Pictures .... . 22-25 Class Officers 26-27 Publications 28-31 Journal Editorial Staff .... . . 29 Journal Staff . . 30 Mirror Staff . . 31 Clubs . 32-40 Club Roster . . 40 School Plays . . 41 Debating . . 42 Alumnae . . 43 Sports 44-49 Sports and Pastimes Association Officers . . 45 Sports Pictures 46-48 History of S. P. A . . 49 Prose and Verse 50-59 Humor . 60-66 Cartoons . 62,66 Snaps . . 64 Advertisements 67-75 Page Two THE JOURNAL JUNE 1934

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TO GIRLS IIIOII SCHOOL N past years, fire and earthquake have combined in an effort to destroy it; yet each time they have found a spirit too fine to be killed. Our school cannot be destroyed. It lives because we love it, because we honor and uphold its standards and traditions. It lives because it sends into the world fine, well-trained women im- bued with the spirit of service. We humbly and lovingly dedicate our Journal of June, Nineteen Thirty-four, to our revered Girls High School. Page Four THE JOURNAL s JUNE 1934