Berkeley Hall School - Yearbook (Beverly Hills, CA)

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fudeuf gffllldfff Q2 111' 'f 5? li' 1. ...QW A we 1-if Tiki! ' -f 9. A , 95555235 ' v. ' ' 'Vw . ..' ii 'Q .. L. s Mr. Hoerner Mrs. Evans STUDENT COUNCIL BY Patty Reeder The sTudent government of Berkeley Hall in its second year of operation has worked industriously These past nine months, and The results have been noteworthy. The organizations first undertaking was conducting The election of The student body officers. Foremost in The work of The regular Wednesday meetings, as well as numerous committee meetings, has been The writing of The school's constitution. Among other accomplishments has been The planning and promoting of The fabulous Junior High Snow Trip on WashingTon's Birthday, spon- soring The Christmas formal, other fortnightlies, choosing The school mascot, various school and social functions, and specific problems of each grade. Mrs. Evans and Mr. Hoerner have been our advisors. Besides The officers of President, Vice-President, Sec- retary'Treasurer, The Student Council is composed of Two elected representatives from each grade of The fourth Through ninth. The representatives This year are: Gale Ricketts, Mike Dow, Ninth, Elisa Belvedere, Tom Asher, Eighth, Wendy Tryon, Mike Lambert, Seventh, Kim White, Danny Waugh, Sixth, Suzy Spotts, Joel Barbier, Fifth, Cindy Colburn, Jim Reeder, Fourth. The objectives and goals This year have been The developmenT of school spirit, student responsibility, and a good student-faculty relationship. Patty Reeder Dave Hacker Shelley Van De Wege President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer I li Q..

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fx WP 3 .T J ' ' ef: 'I Q 3. k- I I .1-rf? j' . , 4 . -53' ff P'- . 5 .' 1 - ,V ' 2 his U is, 3 Mrs, Emily Owen Mrs, Mgrgie-Lee Mrs. DoroThy Kendall Mrs, Elsie Crczndell Reddingius Miss Mildred Giles A FOREIGN LAND? by Ellen Fishburn and Wendy SmiTh I like Berkeley Hall because iT has so many Toys. I like iT because if has so many Tun Things. I like iT because I geT To hop, skip, and jump. And one liTTle boy said, l like To do unTo us. The Junior and Senior Nurseries, under The supervision of Mrs, Owens, Miss Giles, Mrs. Reddingius, and Mrs. Crandell, is a very acfive and inTcrosTing class. The children sTarT ouT Their day wiTh an assembly and prayer. LaTer They are served iuice. Their daily schedule is play- Time, lunch, and resT, wiTh music Three Times a week. Their playTime consisfs of making buTTerTly wings, Indian I-leaddresses, and many oTher Things. The children spend a Tull day in school learning, working and playing. For lunch They especially enioy hangabers lhamburgersl, hoT dogs, cowboy hash, corn and rice. When asked whaf Their TavoriTe animals are They gave such answers as Teddy bears, Tiny mice, liTTle baby eIephanTs and Teddy Tigers, An inTelligenT conversaTion can be carried on wiTh some of These children, buT in mosT insfances, an inTerpreTer is advisable.