Berkeley High School - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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To B. H. S. Teachers and Class of ' 98. Q gfifiZ ' | ' HKR:s ' s a s °l emn ity in doing the simplest thing for the last time, and soon we shall be assembled together to exchange greetings with one another, and to bid farewell to our much beloved Berkeley High School. We have been striving for months to accomplish the allotted work of our courses, and when it is finished, it is with reluctance that we shall meet here for the last time. While we have been endeavoring to improve our minds and store them with knowl- edge, we have grown to love those who have worked with us as fellow class-mates, those who, as teachers, have guided us on in our efforts, and even the old building has become endeared to us. However, we are soon to sever all these connections, and fate may have decreed that the members of this class will take different paths in life. Some of us will continue our studies in higher institutions of learning : others will go out into the world to earn a livelihood, while some will devote themselves to home duties. But whatever we do, the attachments we have formed during our Berkeley High- School life together will be able to stand the test of time, and it would be well to remember what Byron said : Here ' s a sigh for those who love me, And a smile for those that hate, And whatever skies above me, Here ' s a heart for any fate. We are indebted in a thousand ways to our faithful and loved principal and teachers, who have earnestly guided us onward and upward in our work, and endeared themselves to us bv their manj acts of kindness and consideration. Their justice has always been tempered with kindness, and their smiles of approval have always been full}- appreciated. We sincerely hope that they will pardon the many times we have incurred their dis- pleasure, or caused them pain, as our heads were at fault, and not our hearts. Thanks to the human heart by which we live, Thanks to its tenderness, its joys and fears, To me the meanest flower that blooms can give Thoughts that do often lie too deep for tears.

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Dedication TO OUR ESTEEMED PRINCIPAL MR. S. D. WATERMAN WHO HAS EVER BEEN A KIND AND FAITHFUL COUNSELOR IN OUR ENTERPRISES WHETHER SUCCESSES OR FAILURES THIS ANNUAL IS RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED