Willard Middle School - Target Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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God mend thine ev - ' ry flaw, America They ' re bright green trees in the forest glades With flowers ' round, all different shades, And lovely birds that sing aloud Of beauty made to make me proud Of my America. We ' ve the right to think, the right to pray The way we wish to every day Here in the land that you and I love. Can you blame me? Can I blame you If we are proud Of our America? — Janet Harrison Cooperation The Council, ably assisted by the Senate, promoted the sale of War Savings Stamps and Bonds throughout the term. The Student Body swung into line with its best efforts, and Willard is proud of the results. Recognition Kirby Moulton and George Hobart represented Willard at the launching of the Victory Ship George Berkeley at the Richmond Shipyard on June second. This was a recognition of the fine showing Willard has made in sales of War Bonds and Stamps. Our Junior Red Cross Willard students throughout the term have aimed to contribute to the comfort of our fighting men through the medium of our Berkeley Junior Red Cross. As a result they have sent I 12 Easter cards, 88 birthday cards, 15 card table covers, 1569 books, $47 1 .87 for the War Emergency Drive, and $30 for the National Children ' s Fund as an expression of their gratitude and appreciation to our American soldiers. Victors David Weaver won the first prize of $5.00 in the George Berkeley Victory Ship Poster Contest. The second prize of $2.50 went to Elizabeth Andrews, and the third prize of $ 1 .00 was won by Jo Ann O ' Connell. These pupils were eighth graders compet- ing with ninth graders in other schools of Berkeley. The slogan for the contest was This is the boat your Bonds float. Freedom ' s Refuge The Pilgrims were the first to come From lands across the seas. They came to worship God, To worship as they please. From strife and cruelty they came To law and liberty, To a land where freedom still reigns first, A land for you and me. — Sally Ambrose.

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A - mer - i - ca! A - mer - i - ca! They Guide Mr. McClellan (Principal), Mrs. Abbott, Mrs. Allen, Mr. Ball, Mrs. Bast, Mrs. Berry, Miss Blumert, Mr. Boehne, Mr. Bowles, Miss Chace, Miss Christy, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. L. Clark, Mrs. Conrad, Mr. Cralle, Miss Daniel, Miss Dart, Mrs. Davie (School Nurse), Mrs. Denny, Miss Farwell (Counselor), Mrs. Hardy, Mr. Helmke (Counselor), Mrs. Hoskins, Mrs. Ivelsky, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Kellogg, Mr. Kebric, Mrs. Lamiman, Mrs. Lawson, Mrs. Malmsten, Miss McCarthy, Mrs. Nelson (Attendance Officer), Mrs. Rubin (Secretary), Mr. Salisbury, Mr. Schoenfeld, Miss Smith, Mrs. Sn ow, Mrs. Stewart, Miss Streightif, Mrs. Underhill, Miss Vaissade, Mr. Wylde (Counselor), Miss Wynne. They Govern COUNCIL Bob Atkinson, Samm Axtell, Ruth Beach, Jane Biedenbach, Sam Chapman, Edward Downing, Bob Forbes, George Hobart, Bob Hunter, Peter Irving, Mary Macaulay, Kirby Moulton, Margaret Starbuck. SENATORS Barry Anderson, Howard Bassett, Jim Beatty, Al Braccini, Pat Champlain, Virginia Church, Jimmy Craig, Marjorie Geldert, Bruce Granicher, Jean Dale Gregoire, Carol Harvey, John Hoh, Walter Lippert, Mary Macaulay, Anne Mar- tin, Morton McDonald, Alan Megerian, Dorothy Mel, June Nelson, Viola Oller- dessen, Elizabeth Parrish, Boyd Pearce, Barbara Rogers, Teddy Standers, Hans Stern, Janet Wysham, Shirley Yarnell. SENATE ALTERNATES Carol Aronovici, Constance Bissell, Bob Blanchard, Lois Bourdinet, Richard Caporale, Joyce Clark, Charles Cochrane, Jean Crump, Ray Davies, Anne Foley, Rose Marie Gunther, Jerry Hannon, Richard Holmgren, Richard Hubbell, Jack Ingersoll, Norman Jackson, Bob Kenney, Frank Lloyd, Eugene Long, John Menges, Robert Pecot, Marilyn Rea, Nancy Taylor, Evelyn Tenette, Sally Tym- stra, Connie Van Gorder, Peter Wright Wood.

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Con - firm thy soul in self - con - trol, Law and Order STUDENT CONTROL BOARD Dexter Ahlgren, John Armstrong, Bob Barnes, Ruth Beach, Nancy Black, Bob Blanchard, Jack Bonnickson, Kay Boucher, Bill Burgess, Mary Louise Carlson, Constance Carrau, Sam Chapman, Edward Collins, Richard Cotter, Judith Daly, Barry Decker, John DeLasaux, Stanley Dickover, Gary DuBois , Roger Easton, Bob Elliott, Clara Felt, Anne Foley, Belden Gardner, Bert Gardner, Bruce Geernaert, Nancy Glenn, Peter Goldschmidt, Betty Gordon, Donna Hamm, Shirley Halbert, Patsy Harnett, Janet Harrison, Stan Harter, Jack Heyneman, Tommy Hitchcock, John Hoh, Ted Hollister, Robert Hopkins, Louis Howard, Richard Hubbell, Fred Hutchin- son, Jack Ingersoll, Peter Irving, Edith Lou Jensen, Nadine Jensen, George Kelly, Isabella King, Joy Lane, Arvid Larson, Mary Macaulay, Fred MacPherson, Lorraine Mark, Vonie Marsh, Dorothy Marshall, Morton McDonald, Albert McQnary, Dorothy Mel, Pauline Mills, James Moon, Tom Morris, June Nelson, Marilyn Norville, Billy O ' Connell, Daryl Olsen, Elizabeth Parrish, David Perkins, Kenneth Pettit, Priscilla Reynolds, Louis Rhodes, Shirley Rose, Marcia Rosenblatt, Barbara Rupp, Theodore Shatinsky, Jim Shepard, Joseph Shipley, Norman borensen, Jacquelyn btinrieu, houcrt biovail, «ri,oiu bvei.usyaaro, uecily layiur, janei laylor, Nancy Tryon, Clazina Van Heerden, Dee Vedensky, David Weaver, Shirley Williams, Joseph Wood. STUDENT CONTROL RANKING OFFICERS Dexter Ahlgren, Ruth Beach, Gary DuBois, Stanley Dickov er, Bert Gardner, Peter Goldschmidt, Betty Gordon, Stan Harter, Peter Irving, Nadine Jensen, Mary Macaulay, Dorothy Marshall, Louis Rhodes, Arnold Svendsgaard, David Weaver, Shirley Williams. COURT OFFICERS Bob Atkinson, Joyce Berglund, Elaine Brierley, Adele Christensen, Tom Connolly, Baizar Donabedian, Hugh Finley, Alice Fisher, Shirley Francis, Ida Guiton, Julie Hagar, George Hobart, Gwyneth Hughes, Shirley Humphrey, Bob Hunter, Lucy Lee Jackson, Shirley Kimball, Frances Kirk, Bob Mann, Janice Muenter, Jacqueline Nall, Leona Orme, Christie Owen, Patricia Russell, Barbara Scheer, Katherine Schneider, Edward Stovall, Betty Jane Warner, Arthur Wellington, Peter Wright Wood.