Anna Head School - Nods and Becks Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES 3rd 4th GRADES STANDING left to right Sally Smardon. Mary Reifenstein, Cynthia Copp, Stacy Sigarson, Lindsay Jackson. SITTING left to right. Sage Sigarson. Patricia Brittan. Anna Jeffery. Edith Helmholz, Ann Kaiser, Karan Koller, Elizabath Dunham, Nancy Wood. Suzanne Sutton. ABSENT Toni Navone HOMEWARD Sparkling goes the sea With the misty crystal foam And a dull storm comes up So the gulls go flying home. Mary Reifenstein POEM The Horses of the Sea Watching my Shadow An Old Apple Tree. The Wind and the Moon. Fun with a Kite. Libby Dunham A HORSE This is the story about a horse. Of course! Ha is a crazy kind of horse. Of course! With a beautiful mane And beautiful blue ayes. So ha is a beautiful horse. Of course! Sally Smardon Mary Reifenstein Libby Dunham fifteen

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FIRST AND SECOND GRADES 1st 2nd GRADES STANDING: Marion McCandless, Tory Votaw. Margaret Tucker. Anita Bevc. Linda Vila. Jane Bell. Joyce Boykin. Ann Crownover. SITTING: Linda Elliot. Candice Wiesinger. Meribelh Brookman, Sylvia McVicker. Nancy Boynton, Catherine Hoover. Listen to the bluebells ring. And birds tell us of spring. Ding, ding, ding! Tory Votaw His name is Jerry He's a blue and white parakeet. But he does squeak. And he's always merry! Anita Bevc What am I? I like to fly. Away up high. In the spring I like to sing. Of many things. Nancy Boynton The pretty daisy softly says. I love the sunny days! Jane Bell I have a cat with pretty eyes. They are the color of Ihe skies. Candy Wiesinger fourteen

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FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES 5th 6th GRADES STANDING—Sandra Lund. Diana Hilton, Teresa Friedrich, Jacqueline Jaureguy, Patsy Smith, Kathie Dreher, Mary Bachman. SEATED—Front Row L. to R.—Sandy Stead, Thea Jensen, Trudy Sills, Mary Tucker, Alex Henry: 2nd row—Dee Hopkin, Sheryl Brant. 3rd Row—Mardi Balaam, Nancy Harrington. Martha Dimmler. With our teacher, Mrs. Lillock, and our presidents, Suzanne Sutton and Dee Hopkins, we've done a lot of things this year—some for school, and some just for fun. Our biggest project was making our notebooks for all the art work we did this year. We made the covers with our own original designs and consider them very elegant. One of our fun projects was working on the Country Fair to help earn money for a foreign student. With the help of our art teacher, we built a wonderful Disneyland train, packed with grab bag prizes which we sold long before the fair was over. We gave a chapel in French (it much impressed the upper school!) and had Hallo- ween and Christmas and Valentine parties (the envy of the whole lower school), learned a festive dance for May Day, and even learned to write poetry! iixteen