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

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The Future 04 Vvgpp present graduating class has more than four hundred members. As we look at your pictures in the Olla Pod- - 1 V: . . rida we see that you are all fine looking young people. , Naturally, you are proud of your achievements and just fig? q a little inclined to be quite sure of your ability to take care of yourselves. For that very reason this is one of the few outstanding times in your life when you should stop for a moment and take a serious look ahead. You want to make the most of life and, having had good training, should have the best opportunity for realizing this desire. Recently I heard a senior student of the University of California, one Who himself is a leading official of the student body, say, in a public address, that most of the important offices of the student body in both athletic and educational fields are at present held by graduates of the Berkeley High School. There is no doubt but that this leadership is due to the preliminary training given in the High School. Having made a good start, it is easy for our students to profit by all that the University has to offer. This applies equally in all Walks of life. The Well-rounded education, physical, mental and moral, which you have had the opportunity of acquiring makes it possible for you to suc- ceed. But whether you will or not depends upon yourself. School preparation alone does not insure success. You yourself have the final decision. You are now at one of those stopping places where you must give serious thought not only as to which way you want to go, but also Whether you have the right kind of equipment with which to complete the journey. Make your decision deliberately and then go ahead with all your physical, mental and spiritual vigor. The future is yours, if you will only approach it aright, and keep up your courage. Our blessing goes with every one of you. Q Cordially yours, - 15 Mp. ai.

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Log of the 'Term JANUARY 1 4. Back to the Daily Grind. . 1 5. Freshman Day. 22. Girls, Scrub Reception. FEBRUARY 1. Organization Rally. T 1. Vaudeville Tryouts. 5. First High Senior Dance. Io. Tryouts for Senior Play. i 16. B.H.S. loses A.C.A.L. Basketball title to Piedmont by score of 2o-1o. 18. Second Interscholastic Debate. 24. Report Cards. 25. Tryouts for the Debating Team. MARCH 1. Vaudeville ticket sale. 5 -6. Vaudeville. IO. Dr. Barker speaks.' APRIL 8. Berkeley Wins Third Interscbolastic Debate. I 2. Pod sale starts. 14-1 5. G. A. Play- The Robberyf' 16. Berkeley wins A.C.A.L. Track Meet. 16. Senior Labor Day. 20. Report Cards. 29. G.A.A. Cabaret. 30. Shakespeare Play- Richard the II. MAY 1. A.C.A.L. Tennis Meet. 1. California State Typewriting Contest at Sacramento. . Pod goes to press. . A.C.A.L. Swimming Meet. 14. Senior Play- The Youngest. 22. North Coast Section Tennis Meet. 2 5. North Coast Section Swimming Meet. 2 5. Pods distributed. JUNE 4. Report Cards. 4. Commencement. 4. Vacation till August 9. 3 6 L 1