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

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LEILA ABBOTT AND MAUD BARNETT Amidst the slums their future shall be spent, Brave workers in a college settlement. EMIL KRUSCHKE The fairest marble shall his skill proclaim, A sculptor he shall be of world-wide fame. ALFREDA BERG She shall renounce all gayety and fun, Her pale, sweet face pronounces her a nun. VIRGINIA PIERCE She treads the boards with dignity and grace, The tragic muse inspires her handsome face. NETTIE MCKAY When you take down your phone, Hello, she ' ll say, ' ' What number, please ? ' ' Perhaps some other day When you have waited half an hour in vain She ' ll say, Line ' s busy; kindly call again. STELLA HOAG She ' ll gracefully grow old mid college life, A mathematical professor ' s wife. MORRIS BOWMAN A literary genius he shall be, He ' ll write the novel of the century. FLORENCE REEVE As a swell matron, she a star will be In circles of New York society. VIDA VERVALIN A character that ' s plainly meant to rule, She ' ll be the mistress of a country school. JAMES LESTER With leather bag and neat gray uniform, Our letters he ' ll deliver night and morn. FLORENCE SENGER Wife of a millionaire, her life shall be A benediction to humanity, Hundreds her generosity shall bless, — Her charity shall bring her happiness. 30

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MABEL COLE Your teeth she ' ll fill, relieve an aching jaw, Or make a brand new set without a flaw. IDA JUILLERAT Ecole Normale a Sevres she shall grace, Teacher of English there shall be her place. DORA BRAMLET Behind a bookstore ' s counter she will stand, Familiar with the books of every land. SEI K. SENADA For Japan many victories he ' ll score, Commander of a mighty man-of-war. MARY FARRELL This studious maiden you will shortly see Arrayed in cap and gown, — a lawyer she. PEARL SPENCER A neat suburban home shall be her pride, Her happiness is by her husband ' s side. RALPH LYON The prize-ring he has tried, and other things, But now with the Salvation Army sings. HILMA JONES Quaint sketches she will make, and pretty scenes She ' ll draw to illustrate the magazines. ZACK HARTLEY Society he ' ll leave to till the soil, To earn his bread by sweat of honest toil; A scientific farmer he shall be, His fields the picture of prosperity. ALICE MEYER A German count shall take her o ' er the sea, Fair mistress of his stately home to be. CONSTANCE MANNING A famous suffrage lecturer she ' ll be, Worthy successor to Miss Anthony. 29

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RAYMOND JONES You see to lofty things he shall aspire, He ' ll be the leader of a large church choir. DAHLIA SPENCER AND GRACE JOHNSON A goodly fortune shall fall to this pair, Their skilful fingers earn it dressing hair. HARRY HOFFMAN A novel industry he ' ll undertake, All kinds of automobiles he will make. JENNIE PETERSON She ' s strong and brave, so it shall be her fate To be a bold sea-captain ' s cherished mate. MAMIE WILSON Her winning manner and sweet face we ' ll see Within the classic halls of Wellesley, Beloved by all her students whom she serves, But not a bit more than she well deserves. GEORGE ELLIOTT His life shall be a model of success, He ' ll be a rustling man of business. LAWNIE CROZIER The songs she writes in future days we ' ll sing, They ' ll be the rage, and have the rag-time ring. ELLA REA Long will she live apart from care and strife, Mid rural scenes, a farmer ' s happy wife. SAM EASTMAN His mobile face, the mirror of his wit, Sends every audience into a fit, — He is a funny man of world-wide fame; With that of Ferris Hartman ranks his name. IVY STODDARD In Uncle Sam ' s employ she ' ll find a place, — The postal window frames her pleasant face. ALICE GOMPERTZ With helpful ways and gentle reprimand Her kindergarten children she ' ll command. 3 1