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

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THE ART STAFF The Weekly News N 'THE Weekly News for the past term, it has been our continued effort to keep the student body informed along all lines of school activities. Regular write-ups have been given all school sports, both for the boys and girls. The Forum, Vaudeville, Old Clothes' Day, and everything else of interest to the student body as a whole, have found a place in this term's paper. Our advertisers have been most generous, and patient when their copy did not read just right. The ads form a vital part of the paper and there is every reason to believe that they have been read, by the students. Certain it is, however, that those who did not read the ads have reason to regret it. The staffs, both editorial and managerial, have rendered splendid and efficient service throughout the term, and, although the Weekly News did not and could not please all, we hope that it has pleased the mighty majority.

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5 L W fa . wg 2, , Ez 7 7 1 , L ' ' A Z in , ,5 ,. 2 , I 1 ,', , l imi:-'E V - iii-ii:-Rza . -.fiffliiefv 32-- 'll IM llfl fill Ill ll Ill Hlv I0 SEI-I HE WORK of Berkeley High this term, both in scholarship and in athletics has been of the highest quality. This was made possible only by the hearty co-operation of the students and faculty in the different activ- ities of the school. The Boys' Field Day brought the whole school together in a spirit of good-fellowship. The Vaudeville, which was given on two occa- sions to accommodate the large number who wished to attend, was most noteworthy. Basket- ball, track, baseball, swimming, tennis, and the inter-advisory contests have all added enthu- siasm to the already wonderful spirit of Berkeley High. May this spirit always prevail. CHARLES HARVEY.