Philadelphia High School for Girls - Milestone Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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WE UEUIEATE UUH BUUH TU Lees Q Q Mrs. Dorothy Khalil-iian you woue fda paffern will Mreaab alrawn from your Lauri Four years ago we stood on the wrong side of the tapestry--a confusion of colors, knots, and loose ends, but you were there with us, Mrs. C. You assured us that on the other side of this loom there was a pattern, and, asking nothing in return, you showed us the path toward that completed form. Today we are standing on the right side of that tapestry, and to our wonder we see that we ourselves have been woven into this finished product, woven with your heartstrings which are made of love, understanding, and the desire to help us. They can never he severed from the 184. No one can think of us, Mrs. C., Without thinking of you, for Without you our colors would never have blended together, knots and loose ends would still spoil our pattern, and the threads of the 184 would soon unravel.

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Mrs. Dorothy H. Crawford rincipa IDEAR GIRLS: The tliumt- of yuui' lvlII,ES'I'ONl-I this ynzxi' is timt' :intl its swift pzisszigc, zu tlit-mc that for cc11t11l'ics has clinllciigccl mzmkiml. Yun high sclioul yt-urs nrt' uvcr, years which hut lately sccinctl tu strctcli crullcssly zlhczicl. YVIM-tlit-1' you lizlvu spent thcm wt-ll ur ill, you :tu now :ulvzxncing tuvvzml your nt-xt inilcstfmt-. XYlit-11-vcr' yuui' ruzul lt-mls, you will Il'ZlVk'l it swiftly. hlzu' t-acli of you ht- zihlt- to look liglclt :it rvcrx' futurc milestone C0l1SCI0llS that um lizivt- lZl'1lVL'lL'll wt-ll, :mtl prmlcl of uiui' :woumplislimcnts :thing tht- wzw. .-Xflcctinrmtcly yours, Mywga M