Berkeley Hall School - Yearbook (Beverly Hills, CA)

Page 22 text:

FUTURE SCHOOLS By DELORIS CARDOZO, CHERYL FICKETT, and JIM WHITMORB Fun for all, and all for fun, Here's the Class of '61. At Marlborough Lynne will hibernate The highest grades will be her fate. Dorothy's going to Birmingham High There for sure she'll meet her guy. To Westchester High Pam Hill will go, And there with Fabe she'll make a show. Prin's the school for Linda D. Many boy friends will she see. Linda hasn't planned next fall, But she'll choose one, boys and all. Phyllis is off to La Jolla We hear To them as to us she will be so dear. To Prin Mary M. will hop. At the social center she will bop. Ron's grades have made us glad. At Birmingham he'll drive 'em mad. Lloyd's off to Inglewood High There the girls won't pass him by. To Prin Bonnie will go with Norm. She'll spend her time in the boys' dorm. Oli' to Prin Julie will Hy. To all the boys she'll wink her eye. Straight to Prin Carol will race. There she'll show her ballet grace. David's going to Hamilton High We hope they'll like this nutty guy. Joy is oil to Uni High There are some natural poets in our class. Three of them have been writing since First Grade. Here are copies of their lirst published works: I went for a ride to a farm, With joan and my sister. Pam Hill This poem is about God. I thank thee, O I thank thee For thy loving care. It goes with me everywhere. Julie Ann DeVoe I am going to see a Peter Pan Movie, And Walt Disney wrote that movie. Bonnie Bleichman There the boys' are sure to fly. OH to Marlborough Cheryl goes. There she'll star in fashion shows. Palisades High will have Sharon Nance, With boys, the other girls won't have a chance. A To whatever high school Jay will go, He'll be on the honor roll. Off to Birmingham Don will trot. There he sure will learn a lot. To Santa Monica Ann will retire, Lots more new people she'll inspire. Whatever school Marilynn will pick We know they'll like this real cool chick. Straight to Westchester jim will drive, On his work he sure will strive. Off to Prin Pam S. will glide, But there's no horse for her to ride. To Westchester High Mary Ellen will skate, As a brain she'll surely rate. Next year Prin will have Adele, There we know she will do well. Bruce is going to Prin this fall, Where he hopes to have a ball. Beverly High is Sandy's true desire, He wants to put his books on fire. Oli' to Prin Deloris will click, There she'll surely miss dear Rick. Palisades is next year's school for jane Her Berkeley Hall knowledge she'll re- tain. VACATION BLUES My typist has gone on hir holiday My typist has gohn on a spree, Mx typist hap gone oh hyr haliduy, O gring bacq mu hypist to me. Bling bacfZp oK Sring back oh blynk b4cK mu tipisth to mi, tu mo, Btung bicq ocsling 8ack Oh Bing ba K mg thpys? to mM Odaern! STAFF BERKELEY HALL YEAR BOOK Edifor: Carol Osherenko Assisfanf Editors: Bonnie Bleichman Joy Oren Art Editor: Pclm Hill Assisfanf Art Editors: Mary Montgomery Lindo Downey Bruce Carde Fciculfy Advisor Mrs. Ellen O'Connor BERKELEY HALL SCHOOL FOUNDATION 300 NORTH WALL DRIVE BEVERLY HILLS, CALIFORNIA BOARD OF TRUSTEES THOMAS G. ARTHUR CAPITOLA CRAMER ADELE W. HORTON WALLACE MOIR HELEN H. HUNTER CHAUNCEY B. NELSON WILLIAM C. REEDER MARY E. STEVENS GLADYS L. STROUD MARCO WOLFF .IOSEPHINE E. LEWIS

Page 21 text:

See how many you can identify at this Hopalong Cassidy party given by Deloris Cardozo in l952. ln the far right you can see Mrs. Tom Arthur holding young Terry who deserted the Ninth Grade for The Principia. Here is how the Ninth Grade looked two years ago when this picture was taken at the Christmas Formal. Berkeley Hall stresses growth and development. What a change in iust two years! Could they ever have been in the nursery? SLANDER SHEET By JULIE DEVOE, DAVID Snoop, SHARON NANCB COULDN'T CAN YOU VICTIM NOTED FOR DO WITHOUT SHOULD BE IMAGINE MRS. O'CONNOR Speeding Gold Pencil Democrat We Don't RON Tall, Thin, Smart Harem Slam Book Ballet Dancer Short, Fat, Flunking SHARON Smile Her Sister? Sailor Seasick PAM HILL Records Fabian Disc Jockey Liking Ricky N. CHERYL Cousin Jim Robber Not Gossiping LINDA ERTZ Legs Baggy Pants Pro Note Passer Not Smiling BRUCE Lounging French French Teacher Paying Attention DELORIS Cards Rick Nelson Chauffeur Hobo MARY M. Blushing A's Professor Auctioneer BONNIE Sneezing Flirting Gagged Hating Boys SANDY Sick Jokes Meredith Smart Walking Slow to Lunch PAM SHARMAN Little Sister Questions Foreign Correspondent Having Older Brother JULIE Chop! Manhattan Beach Beachburn Not Graduating DOROTHY Blonde Hair Goggles Ski Instructor 6' 6 DAVID Curly Hair Muttering Comedian Butch MARILYNN Katisha Acting Dance Director Going to UCLA ADELE Fisby Dimples Skyscraper Shutting Up JAY Politeness Sharon Pianist Blonde Hair MARY ELLEN Dino Her Cat Twin Eating CAROL Carrot Top Father Dictator Follower JIM Toys Little Camera Chinese Launderer Small Feet PHYLLIS Dimples La Jolla Long Distance Runner Flirting JANE Freckles Johnny Watched Weight Lifter LINDA D. Charleston Blues Hair Stylist Bald LLOYD Nose Telephone Philosopher Hitting the Ball ANN Shrieking Voice Horse Trainer Black Hair JOY Waistline Movies Critic Fat DON Eating Apples New Clothes Gym Instructor Shrinking LYNNE Kent Fisher Miss Clairol Without Mirror Green Hair

Page 23 text:

l , s X ,A ' I . Q., X, a Q I , . 'X , , ,' W v 4, if .fa ,W f A-1 X, ,, f' N Z Q K, a.X,,,., A We ki X ,, Q ft., 1 4, gf .. Q 'gpg A , X' Q. WJ 7 -f XX ' X ,X ff, W' si x, ,,' X A xg? ,TW X X A V. f I R X X ' , ' v fs ff- Q7 ' ' im X tt Wise, f . 1 - lxJ h 1X ' ff S X , Xe M, X! it, , ,' j' X' Q Xty,,,kQQJfQX- K x A , Q - ' Q M ,. if , .5 'Rfk - - f. , X X 1 fy . as W ar it Q W 1 . ft X X 1 A 4 XX iw, X S. X I , A MM! .X , .2 47,143 px is , - Q , new L I- -sX,fXXW ' 7 wa rj ws- s X' 1 xg-vjT7X Q. -iff? - f X ,, 5 X W XX If Xi X- k ,X . X I , ,, Sw' X ff V L i WK-l.X' Y Q U ' Lili , . as me su: Y , .5 H A L L 'A x . L' , 'WOOL - f X , t we A, X r f . If vnu: axis! f V , X A ki, WI Q , L, A,,, n ga., K il. , I H Q! - 5,32 Q, mv. ,, X ' X 'WV .. ' X M R 1 X' S ' W - I X ,X f, ' Q f ey. , K . , I ' 55 .2 ,X ,, f , ,. K f , X ,X , X 0 C U N N D H L , S S ii M ' X if L ' - , X X' f X 'gif' ff? ,ar ,fs ,f 1 , 6 f , Q L 'j .V - 'V 45 J wg' A ag ,, f'-X W ,' W ff ,4 1 ' X , ., Q f ' ft , 1- Y Xe., , 1' QQ 2 3 We ' L' MX X' lfiidf... sf Yr I G 4 .X , , - , ,V , 7 5.-, ,,a5g,XX, W J agen ' . ZX! f ,X f :L -ffm, Ms .s ,..X,, ,. fdwwa X X 4, . ,, ,, f- , . , 'Xsa f X , sf er ' W X V X, af X , f Q- , fs 4,2 f- Q 7 -. f X A-, X' fi: ,f Q V XX MX a. ,X X 'NK Xfk f sg , Top Row: Pamela Hill, David Shoop, Ann Savage, Linda Downey, Alex Gossland, Delolgis Cardozo, Carol Osherenko, Bonnie Bleichman, Lloyd Paul. Second Row: Jay Oren, Cheryl Fickett, Mary Ellen Whitmore, Bruce Carde, Lynne Stimson, .lane Larson, Sharon Nance, Phyllis Halleman, Linda Ertz. Third Row: Marilynn Scott, James Whitmore, Mary Montgomery, Donald Ledbetter, Pamela Sharman, Julie Ann DeVoe, Joy Rich, Dorothy Ledbetter, Bottom Row: Mrs. Ellen O'Connor, Ronald Ballard, Adele Wilken, Mrs. Ruth Hart Dlouhy. CLASS WILL By DoN LEDBEITBR and JAY OREN This being our last will, we give, bequeath, and devise to the 10. One green blackboard which serves as a hurdle forthe lowly, inferior, second-rate class of '62 the following second- warden when she is clumsy enough to stumble over it. hand lunkf W 11. One sun dial which records the waking hours better than 1. One medieval dungeon referred to as Shield Hall. the ancient timepiece over the Podium' 12. For the girls a Room at the Top, which contains five hand-cranked relics divided among the seamsrresses whose motto is As ye sew, so shall ye r12p!!! 2. One gavel-wacked podium. . 3. One brand spanking new set of encyclopedias which in I just four hundred and thirty-three payments will be all 13. One' union holiday known as Ditch Day devoted to yours. loafing. - One permanently installed overworked, Univac with ALMOST all the answers--more commonly known as Mrs. O'Connor. Ten two-hour torture tests, notoriously known as finals, taken joylessly? by all members of the class. Twenty-eight hand carved relics which will serve you as seats of slavery in the coming year. One fishing tackle box which could be easily broken into by any kindergartener and serves as the treasury vau1t. One pencil sharpener which is infrequently usable. One restful lunch period which consists of . . . running to lunch-gobbling down your meager meal of bread and water-and racing back to the room to cram for a test. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. We One THINK sign which is usually turned up-side-down because no one THOUGHT to turn it up. One mantel, vintage 2 A.D., which passes as the resting place for the decrepit White Owl and the marvelous, dis- tinguished, sparkling Blue Dachshund. One drafting room where many good jokes are told but little drafting is done. One little room which contains a dime store heater which tends to break every time you sit on it. One fabulous, stupendous, colossal Shield of '61 which outranks all other battle-scarred hunks of junk which are held together by bubble gum. do hereby sign and seal the preceding Wfill on' this ninth day of June in the Year of our Lord, 1961. , .