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

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Principal Vice Principal Secretary Clerk . Stenogmpher HALIPEL CHEVRET MISS MISS MISS FAIRCHILD MCLEAN BOETTLER CLAYES COEEIN CURTIS FRY MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MR. GRAY MRS. GARDNER MISS GAY MRS. HALLETT MR. BARTHOLOIXIEW MISS ABBOTT MISS BEYER MR. POST MISS ALSOP MR. AMES MR. CIIRISTENSEN MR. ENIERY MR. COBERT MRS. HOWARD MISS CHEVRET MISS DE LA CUESTA MISS DOINIENGE MISS FAIRCHILD MRS. GERLACH MR. HALLER MR. AITKEN MR. ELLIS MR. INGLE MISS ALSPAUGH MRS. ERICKSON MISS HANNAS MR. JI-:NNINGS MISS KELLEY MR. CAIRNES MR. EADIE MR. GROSS THE FACULTY . . . . . . . MR. C. L. BIEDENBACII MISS MCLEAN MRS. TISCIILER . MISS CORDES . . . . . MISS BRANGWIN COUNSELORS MISS KELSEY ATTENDANCE COUNSELORS MISS ALVES Clerk ENGLISH DEPARTMENT MISS HELT MISS KINELL MRS. LIVINGSTON MRS. MAINS HISTORY DEPARTMENT MISS KELSEY MR. LEADER MISS MCCOY MR. POWERS MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT MISS LEWIS MR. ORTH SCIENCE DEPARTMENT MISS F INLEY MISS MACKIE MISS PINGER CLASSICS MODERN LANGUAGES MISS F IALON MRS. LAKE ART DEPARTMENT MRS. HIOLEY HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT MISS MALOTTE MRS. PHILLIPS MECHANICS ARTS DEPARTMENT MR. KING MR. STREET COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT MISS IECKELL MISS MCCULLOOII MUSIC MR. MORTON PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT MR. LAMAR MR. PARKER MISS ENTZ LIBRARIAN MRS. LIATHEWSON MRS. INIONTGOINIERY MISS WARTENWEILER MR. LETENDRE Dean of Boys MRS. ROVVELL MISS STALEY MRS. STONE MISS TOPPING MIIS. WEIR MR. WINTER MISS PRICE MISS SANDERSON MRS. SCAINIIRIELL MISS WHEELER MRS. SCOVELL MRS. STRAND MISS TYLER MISS POST MISS ROBERTS MISS SEARLS MR. TAYLOR MR. WPIEELER MISS WEBB MISS LENIOR . MRS. MONTGOMERY MISS RYAN MISS WIXRTENXVEILER MISS MARSHALL MISS TODD MR. STUART MR. WAGENET MR. YOUNG MISS PALIVIER MRS. STUART MRS. VAN APR.-XNKEN MISS WHSON MISS HARWOOD MISS MORRIS MISS MUDGE 1 MISS TEBBE MRS. GREGG Proctor

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T0 the Class of Spring, Nineteen Hzmclrerl and Twenty-six whose active interest in student affairs bas done nzueh toward furthering the interests of Berkeley Higlo, this Olla Podrida is dedieateet. ie?

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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.