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Mrs. O'Connor and Mr. Nelson both smile approval at the Ninth Grade Shield and Song. The Ninth Grade Classroom is called Shield Hall where the famous shields have a place of honor. The Shield of 1961 By CAROL OSHERENKO Many hours of thought, labor, and genius combined to make our shield the most fabulous, stupendous, colossal shield in Shield Hall. Mary Montgomery, Linda Downey and Pam Hill artistically and imaginatively designed the shield. The boys, under Clark Spaulding's management and Mr. Richard's skillful direction, efficiently and expertly constructed the shield. Again the girls took over the painting. During this period of careful preparation, Ann Savage, with a committee of girls, wrote the Shield Song. The Song, to the tune of Thank Heaven for Little Girls, outranks any other song ever written by a previous, inexperienced ninth grade. Finally the day of unveiling came. The Place-Berkeley Hall School. The Time-9:00 P.M. The Date-January 20. Occa- sion-Shield Dance. The auditorium was decorated with yellow and red streamers and thousands of balloons lined the walls. Jay Oren gave a breath-taking speech and then the ninth grade sang their song with all the vigor and enthusiasm they could put forth. Then came the SHIELD. The seventh and eighth grades were breath- less. Amazing-dazzling-the Shield of '61, The shields of for- mer years lining the walls of the auditorium looked dejected. They must all reside in the shadows now. Let's Sing To the Tune of Thanh Heaven for Little Girls By ANN SAVAGE and COMMITTEE Thank heaven for our great Shield. There's nothing that outranks it in the world. Colossal, it's really great, The Class of '6l's Shield really rates. The Shield and our motto we'll retain We do not mean to be bragging or so vain, REI-TRAIN But, thank heaven for our great Shield. Thailzk heaven for our Shield, no matter where, no matter w en, Without it what would our class do? Thank heaven, thank heaven, thank heaven for our great Shield. Thank heaven for our grand shield, The lion represents our class's strength. SfUPeUd0US, it'S just plain bold, with colors such as blue and red and gold. The horse stands for the ninth's supremacy. Well run the race and come out with victory. REFRAIN . . . repeat.
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CHAUNCEY B. NELSON DEDICATION Mr. Nelson is the perfect example of a Christian Scientist who listens to God and makes the right decisions for the school's welfare. He is like a coach train- ing his team for the final victory of knowledge. Mr. Nelson brings out the good in a situation and never looks for the bad only to destroy it. Mr. Nelson is a man of spiritual strength and wisdom. He is out best friend because a true friend is one who praises when we deserve it and criticizes constructively. He has the studentis best interest at heart. Mr. Nelson means Wise and sufficient' guidance. Mr. Nelson's gentle, quiet manner has Won him the respect of every Berkeley Hall student. He has been a father to us and has faithfully stood with us during our trials. His biggest joy is seeing his students make their demon- stration. Mr. Nelson has given us a sense of security and a sense of right and wrong. His wisdom has kept many a fortnightly from being a failure. A little love, security, and trust makes everyone love Mr. Nelson.
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