Willard Middle School - Target Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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Chief Salesman Daniel Earle Mr. William Borgfeldt Faculty Advisor Clockwise top: Chris Novak, Adrienne Lipscomb, Leslie Yarmo, Martha Mensendiek, Lisa L ' Esperance Ms. Hisami Mae of Osaka, Japan Visiting Teacher Front to back: Leslie Yarmo, Adrienne Lipscomb, Steven Weule, Kenneth Placide, Julie Moore, Yvonne McIntosh Front to back: Stanley Crump, Sammie Frazier, Chris Novak Left to right: Danniel Earl, Monica James, Lisa Walker, Troy Lofton, Ronald Johnson, Sidney Holloway, Jim Wirsig, Jennifer King, Darryl Johnson. Berkeley pubuc u6r y 3

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Principals Message Page 4 Willard Staff Page 5 7th grade Pictures Page 10 8th grade Pictures Page 24 Baby Pictures Page 40 School Scenes Page 44 Asian Student Union Page 50 Teaching Assistants Page 51 Work Experience Page 52 SSO Page 55 Student Advisory Council Page 56 B Complex Page 57 Pom Pon Girls Page 58 Award Winners Page 59 Sports. Page 60 Additional 8th grade Pictures Page 62 V ' 4- ; ■i ' O ;• y . ' N - V 2

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ir WLLAf DJUNIOIlHIGH P MCIPAL ' S MESSAGE Tfvc6 school tznm, 1915-16, moAlti the. 60th anviiveJiboJiy WtttcULd Jantofi Htgh School. Tlit6 l6 onotheA voAy special ijejvi tn that aJl happens to be the yeoA 0 the btcejitenntal ceZeb atton . WtlZoAd u)o6 built In 1915. Unde. tti { ofme i name o McKinley, It li the lA6t junloA. high school In tlvl6 count iy. The Idea o student government and -itudent courts In the junior high school were originated at WUla . H the recent school board declion relative to the relocation o the Willard student body, -ita and program -U, implemented by September 19 76, the cIoa6 OjJ 1915-16 w-ill be the labt clai,6 c{ Eitudenti to attend school in the too older building which home the majority o Willard ' cla66room6 . TheAe two buildings, i.e. H and L Building ,, are scheduled {,or replacement with a new clo66room {facility to be completed within the next two yearn . Willard was named a ter the amou6 woman educator Trances E. Willard [1S39- 1S9S] who championed the. ■rights o women o6 well o6 a itrong moral education. She lectured In every i tate and territory o{ the union and in many foreign countrlet) . When he died -ihe wo6 considered a very important national leader. Since the architecture o Willard Junior High School Is indeed in the California tradition with its red tile roof, arcades and gra.ee fully oAched windows arranged in th.e renaissance manner, giving a feeling of the early California nlsslons, the decision to replace it with modern construction has raised a moderate controversy within the community . The years alread will continue to find us pressing our efforts to provide activities, experiences and Instructional space designed to stimulate young people to develop constructive attitudes toward each other and to cope with the social, academic and political realities of the world In which they find themselves . Please remember the closing quotation Included in last year ' s school annual: Jf you treat a person as he is, he will stay as he is; but if you treat him as if he were what he ought to be, and coild be, he will become that bigger and better person. 4