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

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Victory i eg, N NOVEMBIER 4 of this year our football team lost the cham- ie- 4 'SC A pionship of the Alameda County Athletic League for the first time since American football displaced Rugby in 1918 l SE: --that makes 14 years. The game with Piedmont was a good game. Our students backed up their team by their presence and their cheers. The team did the best it could against a group of better players. That is the whole story. There is no disgrace in that kindaof a defeat. Our students-spectators and players--took their defeat gracefully. Thatlis the spirit which makes competition worth while. We can not always win the game, but we can always come out victorious. When the odds are against us we can Hght even more manfully to the finish than we do when the victory comes easily. And then we can show the stuff we are made of by the manner in which we accept defeat. There-in lies the real victory. To a brave man defeat is only temporary-a stopping place on the way to greater achievement. He looks beyond the present moment and sees the success which lies just ahead. For the person who thinks right and acts right there is always victory. -KMA A.

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ef: R, gl. Q.. P ,. iff V: at V,MrA:1,,Q gy5,y . A ,N 1 - ff. fr' K H l 9 A. S. B. H. S. , N DECEMBER 16, 1932, Berkeley High School will have 'kikfwvmfibii' - - completed another semester of successful activity. The students have been accused, in the recent past, of Q,Qi'X.3g,I'6j an indifference to appeals for co-operation and support. This term they have refuted this accusation by displaying a strong co-operative spirit, and by supporting and cheer- ing the football team in a very commendable manner. Whether the game were in Vallejo, Burlingame, or Berkeley, a good sized group of loyal Berkeleyans would always be present. An exciting Rally Day, a good Vlaudeville requiring intense application by members of the cast, a winning football team are a few of this term's many accomplishments. Excellent co-ordination between faculty and student body was the secret of these successes. The members of the Board of Control, and the president of the A.S. B.H.S. wish to take this opportunity to extend our thanks and appreciation to those who are responsible for the success of this term. ' ELDEN BUSBY.