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

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Principal . . Vice-Principai Vice- Principal Dean of Giri.s Secretary . . Stenographer . Clerk . . . . Mr. Glessner Mr. Berkhard Miss Hampf.i. . Miss Kin ell . Miss Cannon . Miss Thorne . . Miss Siiaw COUNSELORS Miss Beyer Mr. Nf.ai.son Mr. Wacenet Miss Ciievret Miss Tyler Miss Wartenwi ii ik M iss Cooper Mrs. Verbeck Miss Webb Miss Harwood ENGLISH Miss Ai bee Mrs. Golden Mrs. M sins Miss Coffin Mrs. Hagan Mrs. Sciiwimle y Miss Harrow Miss Jones Miss Topping Miss Doyle Mrs. Kopfi.i Mrs. Verbeck Mrs. Flf.isqier Mrs. Livingston HISTORY Mr. Gray Miss McCoy Mrs. Roscoe Miss Campbeij. Miss Noble Miss Sanderson Miss Cooper Miss Price Miss Tuft Miss Groefsi ma MATHEMATICS Miss Beyer Mr. Long Mrs. Strand Miss Hei.t Miss Poweison Miss Tyler Miss Lewis SCIENCE Mr. Post Miss Finlf.y Miss Pinger Miss At.sop Mrs. Heuek Miss Rohirts Miss Burke Mr. Martin Mr. Taylor Mr. Christensen Mr. McCalf.b Mrs. Walker Mr. F.mery Mr. McGinnis M iss Webb CLASSICS Miss White Miss Alton a Miss Ciievret Miss i e. la Guest a Miss Bartlett Miss Fairchild MODERN LANGUAGES Miss Fialon Miss Simpson Mrs. Kagan Miss Wartenweiler Mrs. Lake Miss Woisard ART Miss Gifford Miss II RPI

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@allkotnla If Dorothy Canfield Fisher describes Louisiana as “dark-eyed, fascinating, temperamental and Vermont as “lean, rather gaunt, we may describe California as a dashing Spanish girl. Her great, dark. Hashing eyes seem at first too flirtatious to the Easterner. Her mouth is at first too smiling, showing too-wbite teeth. Her lips arc too red; the flowers in her hair, too brilliant. The Easterner feels that she dances the fandango with too much verve, and he is a little bit suspicious of dust range music from the castanets in her hands. He does not sec the duenna guarding this young and beautiful maiden from a dusky corner. The duenna sees that the chosen suitor is of such integrity that he may well be the head of a California family. The beautiful maiden becomes the grand Seftora then, great like the “virtuous woman described by Solomon, who rises early that she may provide for her family. California provides with a lavish hand fruits of almost Oriental splendor for her household, and for others. She takes to her heart the orphan from the storm and the dust bowl, and soon she makes them hers. Her adopted children rise up in the gates to praise her. and her sons call her blessed. But with all this, she remains young and dashing and never forgets how to dance and be gay at the fiesta. John Smits

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Mrs. Gerlacii Miss Hoi.ton HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Surrs iinf Miss Banks Mr. BkhrenA Mr. Beli.US Mr. Dunkum Mr. Harrington Miss Brown Mrs. Burkiiard Miss Cody Mi'S Dickinson Mr. Morion- Miss Kntz Mrs. Cardwf.i.i Mrs. Cl II FORI) Miss Harwood Mrs. Oi.ii'iiam Miss Fisk Miss Mai.oi ii MECHANIC ARTS Mr. King Mr. Marker Mr. Moffett Mr. Morrill COMMERCIAL Mr. Evatt Miss George Mrs. Hacopian Miss Stai.f.y MUSIC Mr. O'Donnell PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrs. Waij ron Miss Weiciisfi baum Mr. Jennings Mr. Kahii Mr. Erickson Mr. Porter Mr. Ri inp.cki Mr. Wagf.net Mr. Wii hams Mrs. Tomsf.n Mr. Woi.fenden Mrs. Young Mrs. O'Neiu. Mr. Gross Mr. I.amar Mr. Nkalson Mr. Parker I .IIIRARIAN.................MISSMeMMLER Clerks...............Miss Fisk, Mrs. Mori.ey School Nurse..................MissTaylor rUNOANCK Cl ERK Mrs. Paquette