St Rose Academy - Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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Goto AND WHITE fiee-- Twenty A Juniorls Reverie I had Hnished my day's assignment- Three hours of steady work, And I gazed at the books on the table, Let my thoughts with memory lurk. I first saw a class of Freshmen, Half timidly entering school. Clear eyed and filled with ambition To learn every task and rule. Algebra, Latin and English, History, religion and gym, These were the giants that met them And made them work hard to win. Out of the dust of the battle Emerged the brave Sophomores, Who murmured their tasks would be lighter, Had Caesar been less fond of wars. Geometry tripped the unwary, Verbs Spanish, French, Latin were rude, But the Sophomores worked all the harder To conquer all subjects they could. They vanished, and out of the mist The Junior class appeared, The faces of all my classmates, By time and friendship endeared. And I thought of the three years' endeavor, Along High School's lion-strewn road, Of the Sisters who led us to knowledge, And helped ease the weight of the load. Oh the Sophomores, Freshmen and Juniors, Owe a deep debt of love to Saint Rose, As they travel along with courage and song Toward the goal that each pupil's heart knows. BETTY LAUGHLIN

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GOLD AND WHITE is-w-----' JUNIORJG MARGARET MARSH DOROTHY HARTNETT FRANCES FUTSCHER OLLIE WATTS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer MADELINE COLLINS CORLISS NOLAN FRANCES LEMMELET PATSY NOWLAND President Vice President Secretary Treasurer LYDIA WATTS JOSEPHINE ORTNER ALBERTA MARSH MARGARET MULLANEY President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Nineteen

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