Garfield Junior High School - Gleaner Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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CLEANER STAFF Erlifor-in-Chief . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . JULIUS DEUBNER Assixtantx . . OLIVE PROVIS, PHILIP BISSELL, ILA LEE AINSWORTI-I, JEANETTE BVELL, DALLAS SIHULLIN Business Managvr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . EDWIN SHERBURNE Axxislanls . EDRTUND DooLEY, BRISTOL BRQDERICR, GREGORY STOUT, HoRAcE MACCAUGHEY, CARL SANDER, ALFRED GUILLOU Litrrary . . . . . . . . . . . U . J . . . . . . ELEANOR MAE EDSON Assistants . . . . HENRX' REID, IMOGENE BOLSTAD, BETTY HAW'KS, EVELYN KNAPP, BILL VVHIPPLE, BTARY Tuomvsox Pm-fry ................... KATHRYN KREN2 Assistants . DOROTPIX' DAVIDSON, CLARESTE BOXVER, GERTRUDE BRONSTEIN, CALLA SIAALLNVOOD News . ................ HERWIL BRYANT zlssixtauts . . ALICE KELLY, OMER KRUSCHKE, ROBERTA SHAW, LEROY TUFTS, HENRY HEFTXER Art . . ................ HAROLD GADE Assishmtx DOROTPIX' LOCRE, JAMES WIELCH, BILL HENDRICRS, MIRl.NhI QUIGLIEY Clnln . ............ LYNN HEWITT Assistants RICHARD DE LANCIE, SHIRLEY HEITPLER Atblctim . . BETTY PUGH, CHARLES ATTHOWE Drrzmatirs .... JANE ANDERSON Assistant . . BETTY JANE CLARK Srouling Arliritivx LESLIE BECHAUD Joke: . . . ..... BILL Coon Assistants FRED LTDALL, ALBERT BTORGAN Exrlaarigv . .... JACK ZIVNUSKA Axxixlnnl . A ..... ROBERT -JUCH Rrportrrx . . JACK XYIOCDVILLE, IWARCIA Woon -4 N THAT LITTLE BLIND GOD He is forever finding something to interest him in Garfield. This year has been no exception. Miss Mona Skinner is becoming the bride of Mr. Harold Piatt. Mr. Harold Chastain is Wedding a little lady from Sacramento, Miss Vesta Raynsford. Very best wishes from all of us. A

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HENNESSEY, D. L. FACULTY ' CANNON, MA BELLE . . . . ABBOTT, MRS. LESLIE ARCHER, MRS. KATE NV. RENDT, MARION, Comnvlar ATHERTON, MRS. CAROLYN BARRY, MARGARET BELLUS, MRS. RUTH BOEHNE, FRED J ARENNAN, MRS. LIINNIE B. BRUEAKER, EMMA BRUSH, CHARLOTTE CARPENTER, AGNES CHASTAIN, HAROLD E. COLLAR, GLADYS CORLEY, HAROLD P. DAVIS, MRS.,DOROTHX' DYSON, MRS. MARGARET FLANDERS, F. A. FRASER, ANNIE 'MILLS GAVIN, MRS. ISABEL GAY, ADELLA GOODE, BEATRICE GRAY, MRS. LIINNA JGROEEQEMA, CHRISTINE GRON'ER, HARRIET HANISHER, ALICE HoovER, MRS. EVIE HUGHES, SAMUEL JOHNSON, MRS. NoLA KELTON, GENEVIEVE, Counselor KIDWELL, RUTH KILKENNY, MRS. MYRTLE KLEEEERGER, MRS. HELEN LAURENS, HELENE LAWSON, MRS. CLENNIE LELAND, S. J. MALLY, ALFREDA MARTIN, HELEN A lVl0RSE, BLANCHE RIOSSRIAN, EDITH L. PATTON, BESSIE VPATTON, ELIZABETH PERRY, H. D. RILEY, IRRIA RUSHFORTH, R. N. RUSS, MRS. HELEN, Counselor SRINNER, MONA SMITH, MRS. INA SToUT, HARRIET SULLIVAN, MRS. MARGARET XVHITE, IRMA GRADUATION . Principal ' . . . Srcrelary 'HlTE, MRS. PEARL H. WHITNEY, ROSLYN MAE WIILSON, FLORA ZIMMERMAN, BRUCE L. SPECIAL TEACHERS Hosns, MARTIN, lnxlrmnr KUNDY, ERNEST MINZYK, JOHN, Band aml ROBINSON, MRS. IDA SALISEURY, RAY SCI-IoTT, VICTOR WEISS, JOSEPH FOSTER, GEORGIA P.,Nursc IVIENAFEE, MRS. DOLLY P. Cafcferia Manager nial M uslc OrrlJe's.'ra PETTIT, MRS. BESSIE L., Mahon SNYDER, GRACE, Playground Dirgfor CARLSON, GORDON, Playgrouml ircrlor D,OI.IVIERA, ANTONE, Ia: EDWARDS, W. A., Iarlifor ODEM, JOSEPH, janitor HOAG, JACK, Iulliior Iifor On Thursday morning, June 5, 1930, two hundred thirty-one boys and girls will graduate from the Garfield school. This is the largest graduating class this year from any. East Bay junior high school, and is the largest class ever to leave Garfield. Eleven members of the class will take part in the program. The "Class Statistics" will be presented by Douglas Knight and Leonard Norton. Roberta Hector will speak on the Garfield motto: "Knowledge Opens the Portals of Success." The eight ideals of Gar- field students: Labor, Learning, Courage, Responsibility, Reverence, Integrity, S rvice, Vision, will be presented by Gregory Stout, Jack Pickett, Glenn Allison, Richa d De Lancie, Eleanor Mae Edson, Dorothy Davidson, Katherine Parsons, and Roberta Shaw. The class song, "Song of Farewall from the Caravan," by Kountz, will be sung entire class. The presentation of letters will close the program. Members of the class are looking forward with pleasure to the party to be given in the afternoon of graduation day, in the school cafeteria. EDITORIAL y the Soon the halls of Garfield will be silent again, and another High Nine class will have passed on to higher education. - Most of us will be a trifle eager to leave this school and find out for ourselves how it is at high school, but we may soon regret that we ever left the easy lessons and homelike atmosphere of Garfield. Our lessons now may seem hard, but when we go on in school, We shall find that they were comparatively easy. Others of us will go to different Schools and make new friends, but he who does not remember the splendid teachers and ine school spirit at Garfield is certainly lacking in an essential of his education. Some of us will most likely go out into the business world before long. We help but remember the fine sportsmanship and the high scholastic standard for Garfield is so far-famed. Many High Nine classes have passed on before us and many more will do so, but we hope that we have made a pattern for future High Nine classes. annot hich

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NINTH GRADE HONOR SOCIETY l Top Row, left to right-james Luthin, ,lack Zivnuska, Gregory Stout, Glen Alliger. l Sixth Row-Bob Ogilvie, Leslie Bechaud, Betty Pugh, Helen XVolfenden, Maida Vfest, Muriel Pisaneg Mary Thompson, Doris Stafford, Nadia Smith, Pauline Hoye, Betty Hawks, Irja Liljiquist, Agnes Larson, Katherine Parsons. , 2 Fifth Row-Dorothy Cole, Lillian Laurence, Evelyn Gribben, Jane Anderson, Iris Straefer, Jeannette, XVells, Dorothy Templeton, Helen Honore, Eleanor Dawson, Elizabeth Loveland, Etna Mae Allen,f Olive Provis, Gertrude Bronstein. l Fourth Row-Leonard Norton, Charles jones, Richard De Lancie, LeRoy Tufts, XVilliam Cook, Lynn Hewitt, Philip Bissell, Harold McCarthy, YVilliam Holly, Julius Deubner, Steven Rogers, Danil Fish, Albert Mowbray, John Parsons. I Third Row-Margaret Johnson, Eleanor Mae Edson, Shirley Heppler, Marcia XVood, Marjorie Nasoxx, Thora Harper, Laura Mary Fowle, Barbara Eames, Laurie Hawks, Mary Masters, Clara Lau eister, - Betty jane Clark, Imogene Bolstad, Kathryn Krenz, XVinifred Mineard. Second Row-Herwil Bryant, Henry Hefter, Jack Glavinovich, Warren W'eston, Bert Morris, Dallas Smullins, Lewis Fairchild, Bill Lambert, Richard Ray, Addison Strong, Henry Reid, Bristol Bnodrick, Charles Patterson, Dan Langford. l First Row-Helen Foss, Martha Roletto, Roberta Shaw, Elsa Freitag, jean Birkland, Dorothy D vidson, Juana Stuart, Elizabeth Bergman, Bernice Lucey, lla Lee Ainsworth, Roberta Hector, Cala Smalwood, Marjorie Pennington, Vera Carlson, Edith Raftery. Absent-Douglas Knight, Della Beatty, Donald St. john, Vfilliam Wfhipple, Dorothy Locke, Marjoric:Mason. DEDICATED TO THE HONOR SOCIETY Honor is an esteem due and paid to worthg honor is an excellence of charadter, a nobleness of mind, honor is any special virtue much esteemed. Thus, I take it thlut the members of this gathering have achieved things Worth whileg have borne an excellent character in all their dealingsg have kept uppermost in their minds the noble thirhgs of lifeg have shown superior virtues of sympathy, love, kindness, tact, helpfulness-virtues that are ever much esteemed. However, honor is an elusive maiden-hard to mitch-- and as life goes on with added snares and pitfalls, harder to retain. And while she is kind, she is an inexorable maiden, her path is not always rosy and leading throug easy climbs. Her way is rugged and steep-sometimes thorny. Honor envieth not hlerself, l