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

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Alice (Ti-iesche — As a triistv maid to a Countess old and queer-. vShe ' ll see the English King, and many a peer, iiarvey Haseltine — He seems to be a promoter of bnsiness schemes. Of which the most are really more tlian dreams. Margaret Hizar — She soon will prove a star of great renown. And dazzle all the folks of Berkeley town. Cary Hill — A skating Rink for genteel folks he ' ll keep, From which he will a goodly fortune reap. Walter Johnson — At the Custom Hons he will the trunks collect. And foreign duties he will not neglect. Ethel Jordan — New ways for })lants to grow she will invent. Her podless peas to market will be sent. Luella Jones — To work for woman ' s suffrage is her aspiratiovi. To tend a man ' s altar fires is her destination. Edward Kendall — He ' ll make a chaffeur of small ability. And men will owe their lives to agility. Eva Kennedy — She dreams, by wondrous deeds, the Avorld to lift. But the making of bread she ' ll find to be lier gift. Eoscoe McCabe — The owner of an electric car line he. To run in the new San Francisco to be. Eobert McCall — A labor union new he ' ill command. And (piell the strikes and riots in our land. Azuba Mc( ' arthy — From the organ ' s lieart the music she will bring. And many a choir to her tuneful strains will sing. Kellogg McCarthy — From door to door where ' er there are ills. He ' ll peddle faithfully his patent i)ills. Earl McCash — A handsome Baggage Buster will be seen. Competing for trunks with the Bold J. Evergreen. Esther Merrill — A neat and careful little housewife she, A comfort and a joy she ' s sure to be. Royal Miller — In Congress, he, ere long, will And his ])lace. And run affairs his way by his smiling face. Mary Miller — in San Francisco ' s growth she ' ll take a part; As architect she ' ll work with head and heart. . Frances Monson — For her kind husband she Avill bake and brew. Alas I She ' ll sometimes get him all in a stew. HoAvard Morrin — On state att ' airs this consul will be sent. And to this task his efforts will be bent. 25

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Alma Bilhips — Here is a leader of societT. 011a also codk ■iTh ]iincli ] in i]iriery. Podrida ' - ' ii ' Bowman — A striet aud useful housewife slie ' ll make, June And i|nail on Tnasr she ' ll never, never rake. 1906 France Unwnian — She will coniliiue su Ii colors in lier gowns. Thai ' ortll Avill lose liis Trade in old P ' rendi town . Roy Bowers — He ' ll graft sucvessfullv, bui not the stare. He ' ll give us lucious fruits boTli rare aud late. Bertlia Brt)wue — To I urojie she large ijarties oft will take. Not much for fees, hut most for line art ' s sake. Harold Brayton — The vears tind liini ;i working politician. Snrressfnll}- foi- ' otes he ' ll go a-fishijig. Carrie (Tiaires — This maid to Ole Virginia soon will roam. To he the mistress of a Southern home. George • halniers — He ' ll form a syndicate in land ere hnig. Aud eoruer all of Berkeley for a song. Ernest ( ' ha])man — Within a Home for flutes he wU] lu-eside. And gi ' e some dancing lessons on the side, rharles Church — gay lienteuant at his post he ' ll be. I ' romotion soon twill be his lot to see. Jessie Cole — She ' ll found a luniie for sick and orjihaned cats. ' here all. with ])ills. shall fall aslee]) on mats. Irene I)akin — In Irene ' s studio you soon may call. And find her ]iaintings hanging on th - ■all. Margaret Darst — In Osteopathic treatment she ' ll seek wealth. lint rnl) will come, in collecting for returning health, ( larice- 1 »a ' is — ( larice as wise postnii.-trcss rhey will need. Ami picture jiostal cards she ne ' er v, ill read. -Marguerite T)avis — She ' ll he the jollie i lious(M -ife in all ilic nation. As she cooks, and l)re -s. and stews for her lord of creation, riiny Doane — A stage with six greai horses he will ilrive. In I)«-ad Horse Gulch he ' ll land his load alive. I earle I ' unlap — Hard Latin she will teach in Cajie To -n High. And hcl]i sonic drink the founts of kmn -l(Hlge dry. l!cn 1 »ykes — His Task in life will he to feel eartluiuakes. Atid to allay our fears by cx]ilaininu shakes. Albert Kvers — His ■ife a jdeader of woman ' s rights ill be. While he will dauiile the babies on his knee. 24

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Amy Morrisli — Sotiip this iiiai(] will be a t ' niiiniis nurse. Olla Podnda And l»y this calling earn a i()(i(ll - ])nrs( Carl Xicliols — A fortune large in real estate h( ll make. fune 1906 ] y selling lots within a tille(1-n]i lake. Margarita Tack — She now declares she ' ll lead a single life. l- nt the chances are she ' ll soon become a wife. William Parry — So weii-d the phsts (»f his stories will be found Thai ma.ny a book in idlow will be bound. Mehiotte I ' eck — A Bisho]; grave will bi staid .Meln(»tte I ' eck. Who ' ll hel}» all men their evil deeds lo check. Lucy IMerce — Designing tine all ]sa]ter ll bring her fa.nie, Aud Ho]ikins ' jiri .c will carry Lucy ' o name. Alice Miilli];s — A woman wise in moi-tar-board and gv)wu. She ' ll ride a tine gii-ls school in lioston town. Louise INinieroy — To bind tine books in leather old and rare. Vill he in future, her esjjecial care. JJeatrice Kice — ' e ' ll find ] ee Kice a joH.N farnuM- ' s w ife. In far New Jersey she will jiass her life. Tliomas Kiidiardson — in Tonojiaih lliis youth will shne for gold. His well-veined claim will yield him wealth untold. Jessie Keed — A c(, ach she ' ll be in ihe game of basket-ball. And wdien tliey ]ilay, a ci-owd will till the hall. I ' aul Kieger — At many famous com-evts he will jilay. And all will listen to his music gay. Mary IJiley — And what is the future for sweet Marie . ' The matron of an ()ld Ladies ' Home she ' ll be. Hazel Rol)evts — No ii-ksome tasks will this maiden try, Slie ' ll l)e a I ' liiladelphia butterHy. Evelyn Rust — ' hile mwer using bir l. or feather, or wing. She ' ll trim hue luits about which all will sing. Helen Salter — Her fingers deft tin- tyi»e-machin( will jilay. A diile oft on her the lawyer ' s eyes ill stay. Nelson Scotchler — To read his lioi)eful sign all men will run. ■ Your teeth ])ull( d out. without any pain, niy son. John Scudder — You soon will hear at the fair, the faker cry, •■This way. for the three-armed lady! Don ' t pass by! Emil ' Shei inan — She ' ll ( arn some nicdcles through the summer heat. ] y making little pickles rich aiul sweet. 2G