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

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f JANE GREEN VESTAL AYRES Head of Social Service Group ANNA DORIS KOHLMOOS Head of Dra malic Group Head of Nods and Becks Group LUCY LOIS VAN LOB FIN SELS Head of Orchestra Group LOIS HOWORTH Head of Athletic Group CONSTANCE SCHALLOCK Head of Hospital Group

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0F STAFF w - m fla Editor-in-Chief............ Business Manager........... Art Editor................. Alumnae Editor............. Social Editor.............. Literary Editor............ Assistant Business Manager Calendar Editor............ Joke Editor................ Dramatic Editor............ Athletic Editor............ Snapshot Editor............ Typist..................... Post-Graduate Editor....... Senior Editor.............. Junior Editor.............. Sophomore Editor........... J'reshman Editor........... Lower School Editor........ ....Mary Woods Bennett .....Gertrude Van Matre ..........Eleanor Burgess ...........Elvian Noble .............Jane Green ..........Barbara Rowell ..........Marion Devlin ........ .Nadine Thurston ..........Lois Howorth Lucy Lois Van Loben Sels .....Florence Fairbanks .....Helen Frances Selby .....Joellyn McCaffrey .....Margaret Dingwall .....Dorothy Chandler .........Katharine Rich .....Elizabeth Hertzler ...........Mary Athens .......Judith Hechtman

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 f f EDITORIAL 1 KM HE time is fast approaching when we, as Seniors, will pass the first great milestone of our school careers. The upward journey through the grades and through high school has been like a climb to the top of a great hill. We began as first graders at the very bottom, and the hill looked very high and very steep, but we were not discouraged. Aflame with enthusiasm for this new ex- perience, we resolutely set ourselves to the task of scaling the heights. The unaccustomed work was hard at first, but we gradually became used to it. Sometimes the path was rocky, and we stumbled and fell, but we always found courage to press onward. Sometimes the road was easy and pleasant to travel over. Then some would run far ahead while others kept a steady, even pace. At last we came to a little level spot where we paused to rest a bit. We looked about us and discovered that we had climbed more than half way up, hut that the steepest part was still before us. So we started on the last, long climb, and finally we have reached the summit—proud and happy. As we look back over our path, we find that the rocky places have been hidden from sight by the trees, and grass, and flowers. We can scarcely remember that they even existed. We think only of the pleasant places, and we are sorry to leave them, for they have grown dear to us during our travel up- ward. We are happy, too, happy in the knowledge that we have ac- complished what we have set out to do. Xow we look ahead and discover a new and higher hill. There is a path leading to the top of that hill, and we are going to climb it with the same eagerness and determination. For through the toil and struggle of our ascent we [9]