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Girls ' Scrub Reception The girls ' scrub reception was a great success. Promptly at 3 :00 the grand march started, each upper class girl with a scrub for her partner. During the afternoon a fine program was presented. This included a cornet solo by Elizabeth Puehler, recitations by Emma Knox, songs by girls of the French classes, and a Spanish dance by Anita Avila and Consuelo Kaelin. Dance music was given by members of the orchestra. V Bond Parade The campaign for school bonds, which was renewed again this term, was the cause of a surprising demonstration to the people of Berkeley in the form of a parade through the business district. Every student in the school marched in the long column which stretched out over four blocks, the students marching in column of two. The order in the parade was : the B.H.S. Band the High Seniors, the Flag-bearers, the Low Seniors, the Big B men with the school banner, the High and Low Middlers, and the High and Low Scrubs. v Wednesday Entertainments During the term the need arose for money to send the track team south. The Girls ' Association also was in need of funds, and so a series of three entertainments given Wednesdays during the advisory periods, was decided upon. The Board of Control arranged the program for two; the Girls ' Association, for the other. The first entertainment consisted of three dances by a profes- sional dancer; the second of jazz music, boxing, wrestling, and pyramids building; and the third, of jass music, songs, dances, and a recitation. v Friday Assemblies The Friday assemblies of this term have been very interesting and instruc- tive. There were some lessons in Music Appreciation by Miss Hannas and Mr. Ruddick, and some talks by the students on different subjects of common interest. There was also a series of most interesting and instructive talks by men who are themselves students of present day political and economic condi- tions about different phases of the Great War. Among the speakers were Signor Giampiccoli, Rev. Brooks, and the Superintendent of Piedmont Schools, William J. Cooper. Some rousing rallies were also held in this period.
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IN view of the fact that the third period was the only possible one in which to hold a rally, Yell Leader Nichelman and his assistant, Buddy Dustin, have made quite a success of the rallies this term. Each game, or athletic event, of the term has been helped by a rally when possible. For the most part, these rallies have consisted of the announcement of the event, and a few yells, although at some of the rallies Coaches Morgan and Hunt and the captains have made short and effective talks. In the State Track Meet rally, each of the six men who went south, got up and said a few words. That same afternoon, when they left West Berkeley Station they were given a fine send-off, with about one hundred and fifty students, girls as well as boys and the band, down there to see them off. Each of the men was given six big ones ' the biggest you got , and while the band played Hail, Berkeley High, and Nichel- man led the crowd in a big Rouse ' em, the train pulled out, and thus the best rally of the term came to an end. Yell Leader Nichelman and Assistant Yell Leader Dustin certainly deserve a lot of credit for the work they have done to make the rallies perform their function.
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