Berkeley Hall School - Yearbook (Beverly Hills, CA)

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Bruce: Bruce's pastime is to stare lnstead of algebra he'd look any- where. He's chief inspector of girls' hair And he is noted for his savoir faire. Pam: ln Class Pam is quiet and shy, But on the field she comes alive. As captain of the Blues she's admired by all. She can do anything except play football. Torrey: Torrey's sweaters the girls all admire And of saying Hi he never does tire. Everybody else Torrey can outrun But his main event is having fun. Sue: Sue is always on the go. Follow the boys is her motto. When not ironing her hair or attempt- ing to sew, You'll find her with Sandy up in the snow. ..s.s I r . f iggf , W-L.. My . xikjxi , tai-' A' Tr-S' . 1 , ,.... sk l P mf 'F 1 E 'fl ' fm. s b Aa ijinllz T 1 . 'fax ff A ' sf-ni Val: When Val is here we all reioice. In music we enioy his low voice. Without a smile Val's never found. Though seldom seen on the pitcher's mound. Bunnie: Bunnie loves the minuet And she's all for Maris etiquette. Peanut butter sandwiches she does crave And about all the boys she does rave. Richie: Richie, Richie at Berkeley Hall Tells the corniest of them all. At the teacher's iokes he's quick to snort And during algebra he loves to cavort. Mrs. O'Connor: Mrs. O'Connor is our shining white knight. All algebra mistakes she's prepared to fight. Every day we hear the famous cry Why did you do it? Why? Why? Why? WELL, NOW THAT YOU'VE MET US, WHATDO YOU THI KP 23

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l MEET THE NIN TH Chris: Funny iokes Chris is always cracking Although obvious meanings They're often lacking. He's frequently thought of as a ladies' man, But we've yet to find a genuine fan. Mike: Mike is the wisecracker of our class And in French he's not so fast. He's smooth and enioys opening the door And he's equally slick in crawling on the floor. Tricia: Tricia is noted for her winning smiles But grasping algebra takes awhile. At talking Tricia is hard to beat, And a more proficient giggler you'll never meet. Gary: Gary the Dane is lot's of fun, But taking a look at a girl he's on the run. At the school dances he's terribly shy, But out onthe track he's exceptionally spry, Sandy: Sandy's vocabulary we all know Consists of boys, ski, and snow. In algebra she does excel, And in Aspen she'd love to dwell. Derek: Derek with his long, blonde hair Has a humor that is quite rare. On being a pro surfer he is bent, And in all things he is confident. Linda: If Linda is missing don't despair For she will be found brushing her hair. As for tripping Linda has the knack lf there were a contest she'd win the plaque.

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WALTER ROBERSON EUGENE NETTLES WORK, WORK, WORK Derek Davis and Pam McGee The neat appearance of our beautiful Berkeley Hall campus can be attributed to the hard work of Memphis, Walter, and Gene. They work hard but all the while each still has time to say Hi and greet the student with a friendly smile. United we stand, divided we fall, can certainly be applied to this work crew because with their organization and unity they have given our grounds a fine appearance. Berkeley Hall owes a salute to these earnest fellows. Regardless of how small or how large a job is, our invalu- able handy man, Mr. Greene, can always fix it, Mr. Greene's little shop onthe back field is a busy place. He'll repair anything from desks and broken equipment to windows and heaters. Everyone at Berkeley Hall ap- preciates all the help he has given him. The 9th Grade with all other grades of Berkeley Hall wishes to thank Mrs. Thomas and her helpers for their variety of delicious foods. We would be amiss if we didn't tell them of our appreciation for their courteous services. or is ml. 2 L. BlRDlE DOLLIE MR. GREENE JOHNSON COLEMAN GENEVA WIGGINS, SUE GREENE, GALE HER- MEMPHlS REED BERT, LENA SMITH. MRS. IRIS THOMAS .5- 4.34 Y as R