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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1942 volume:

RICA ON Con� T«nte DE.vn.fc . 5 U2CM ) rwv A A W fc flo fr D Lijiixb w . o f K 4 'U W. Ol cW OiiA-ajL ( aX n j3Jc vlxA. - o u 00X0X0, ctk jxs-yk V arx Cwuxato jooJ- Cw vSxwA j S V y it rnJ 9 r 5-cv t, cruta oi (ykms r ML '° rmvy Vl UXj V OtJL a U f ) 0- VX Y n £ Vv rv� 'rw« f y -y b v� r ( F’rf During those times, we all should work together moro than ever before. In this book, we are showing a cross section of American youth all working together toward ono goal. We all know that ultimately this goal will be reached, but until then many sacrifices will have to be made. Among the first from this school to mako those sacrifices will be the High Seniors, so some sped Photo by Knight attention has been given to this class in the following pages. We have invited three men, prominent in our lives to give us messages on how we students stand in relation to national and community affairs. Their messages should be read with much thought. From them we can learn how to conduct ourselves for the present and future. Merlin Hooper, Editor DLLA PODRIDfl • JUNf ★ PUBLISHED BY THE ★ OLLA PODRIDA STAFF OF ★ BERKELEY HIGH SCHOOl ★ BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA High school groduotes, boys and girls alike, this year confront o grim and challenging world. Each mull resolutely face the focts that our country it engoged in a life and death struggle to preserve those values which moke it worth defending. Each mutt, therefore, moke a personal contribution to the wor effort. In some cotes thit may be octual service in the ormed forces. Oftener it will be continued work in school or college in order to get a much-needed specialized training. You will all agree that thit is no time to moke plant for vacation fun. There is summer work for all. There ore jobs in defense industries; vacancies in business firms; there ore preporedness classes; and volunteer work in civilian defense. Fire prevention wardens ore urgently needed in the forests. Certoinly our long-pressed allies ore not planning in terms of holidays—nor are the enemy nations. Girls os well os boys con help harvest and preserve the state's great crops, crops which mean food for our soldiers. We ore up ogainst the toughest fight in all our history. This war it everybody's worl We con win it only if each pitches in and does a port. There is no time to lose. Our bottle cry should be coots off—shirts on—sleeves rolled up! FRANK S. GAINES Mayor of Berkeley Thousands of boys and girls, now finishing their High School course ore asking, What can I do that will best serve the needs of my country?'' Eoch one of you should realize that you have a definite part to play ond that what you do will count. You ore fortunate in possessing a high school edu-cot on. Thoso of you who hovo skill or on interest in science, should go immediately into advanced training. We sholl need all the skill, the training, the intelligence we con possibly have, not only for the wor period, but also for the peace. We sholl need students who aro skilled in all foreign languages. We sholl need doctors and nurses. We shall need skilled workers in war-time industries. Evening School ond Summer School courses will help you complete needed training, or will assist you to speed up your college graduation. Some of you will work in fields or canneries to salvage the notion's food. Whatever the present calls upon you to do, perform the task with efficiency and it will be a patriotic service. Above all, prepare yourself for life, for the long future, as if you had oil avenues of peace time opportunities open to you, ond you will best fit yourselves for the nation's need. VIRGIl E. DICKSON Superintendent of Schools Members of the Graduating Class of June, 1942, can leave the Berkeley High School with a feeling that they have done their port in helping our government in its war preparations. The senior closs, as well os all the other classes in the school ond members of the alumni, have mode a great contribution. Already, the Berkeley High School is proud to hove 279 blue stors on its service flag, ond grieved to have six gold ones. Our boys ore scattered all over the world; some in the Philippines, some in Asiatic Waters, some on the Pocific and Atlantic Coasts, many now flying over England from Channel Ports, ond mony in ground crews servicing the plones in Iceland ond Burma. All students have entered into the oir raid drills with a spirit of seriousness ond cooperation, and have been commended by many inspectors for our fine drills ond the quickness with which they were carried out. During our oir roid drills we have tix first aid stations completely manned by students who have earned their first oid certificates within the last six months. Even though the war has temporarily stopped the building of our auditorium, Berkeley High School students hove gone forward with the extra curricular activities in such a way os to bring great credit to the school. We have cooperated with the Berkeley Defense Committee ond hove obided by all rules relating to our night gatherings. Wherever you go ond whatever you do, you may feel proud to stole that you ore a groduate of the Berkeley High School. You hove done your part up to this point, ond I om sure thot the future will tee even greater service rendered by your clast. Good luck! EIWIN IE TENDRE Principal ★ ★ ★ ★ This is a time of national emergency. Today our nation, in city, farm, factory, and school, is united in an all out effort for victory. Berkeley High is doing its part. Here, the workers of tomorrow are being trained. Here the future defenders of our country are building physical and mental fitness. Already about three hundred former Berkeley High School students are in the armed forces. Some have died for us, the people of America. Others are carrying on the fight. To these, our heroes, we are forever indebted. We should not fail to remember and honor them. We, the staff of the Olla Podrida, dedicate this book to the past and present fight for freedom, and to the sacrifices made by former Berkeley High students for this glorious cause. The Staff A roll call of those who have served or are serving in our nation's armed forces as of April 15, 1942, follows: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ BEVERLY ANNIS BRUCE ANNIS FORREST W. AINSWORTH HARRY ASKHAM STANLEY AUGUST WILLIAM AZEVEDO JAMES BARLEY HARVEY BELL PAUL BENSON ROBERT D. BERNARD JOHN BERTELSEN WILLIAM BIGGERSTAFF ★TOM BITHER' LEONARD BLACKFORD AUGUST F. BLANCHARD FRED BOAZ WILLIAM BOHAN ROBERT BOONE WILLIAM BOONE MAX BOOTH JAMES BOYERS JAMES BRUCE CLAYTON BRUNSELL ROBERT BURNS JAMES BURR HORACE BYERS ALFRED CABRAL MIKE CARLONE ARNOLD CARLSON RAY CARPENTER JOHN CELESTRE HARVEY CHANDLER - PHILIPCHUBB DAN McCLAINE CLARK RUTHERFORD CLARK DARWIN M. COCHRANE WILLIAM ARTHUR CORDOVA FRED CORDES JOHN CORNETTI CHARLES DeBABY ★JOE DAWSON PAUL DENT WILLIAM DeJUNG RICHARD DeROY LAWRENCE DICKEY JIM DIETERICK BERTRAM DONNELL FRANK DONNELL JAMES W. DORST WILLIAM M. DUFFEY KAY VERNON EASTIN HENRY EDSON JR. FRED EDWARDS GEORGE ELDREDGE ROLF ELLEFSON-KENNETH ERICSON JACK ERRO BOB FEIST ROBERT FERGUSON M. RAY FISHER JOHN R. FONTENROSE LEO FRICK NAOKI FUJII JAMES GAMOS ★ NICK GANAS JAMES GAROUTTE BRUCE GILLESPIE ANTHONY GIORDANO AL GOETZEN ★BERT GOVE GILBERT GRADY JACK GUERNESY RAY GUSTAVSON JAMES HAGGARD BOB HANEY RICHARD HANSEN • ROBERT HANSEN WALTER HARRINGTON JR ★ CHESTER HATCH IVAN HAWKINS GERARD E. HAVEN HOWARD R. HAYES RICHARD HEMP DON HISCOX HOWARD HOWE BEN G. HUGEL BURTON HULL RUTH ROSEDALE HURST LEONARD HUTCHINGS WELLS HUTCHINS ALEX INGRAM ED JEFFERDS ROBERT ERNEST JOHNSON SCOTT JOHNSON • VERNON JOHNSON WILLIAM C. JOHNSON DAVID JONES RALPH KENNEDY CHARLES KING CHERYL ROSEDALE KLEINHAMMER LEE KNAPP JEAN LABADIE ALBERT VICTOR LARIMORE PAUL LEHMAN GILMAN LEIST CARL LERVIK ROBERT LEVY JERRY LILLEFJELD FRED LINDSEY GEORGE LINDSEY GEORGE LINNELL TOM LINSCOTT JOHN LOCKHART BOB LLOYD GLEN LUX JACK LYNCH ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ JAMES J. LYNCH RALPH S. LYNCH ALFRED MABEY CLIFFORD MACHEK MELVIN MADEROS PIERRE MAILHO NORMAN MAINWARING GEORGE MANN WILLIAM MANN ROBERT MARSICANO MERRITT P. MARTIN ROBERT T. MARTIN JOHN MARTINSON JIM MEALLY KENNETH MERO DAN MERVIN ALAEX PETER MJEDLOFF FREDERICK TIETJE MOHLER WILLIAM McCARTY LELAND P. McCUTCHEON FRANK McENEANY KENNETH McKAY STANLEY McNULTY FRANCIS McWALTER JOHN J. MOISAN DAVE MOOHR JAMES MORRIS CARL MORTON don McCarthy CLIFFORD NAGEL LESTER W. NICOL KENNETH NOREN DONALD NYE ★FRANK NYE • KENNETH O'NEILL PAUL O'NEILL DON OSTERLOH NORMAN OVERMAN WILLIAM OVERMAN • ANDREW PARA2ZI ★ALVIN PARKS ROBERT PARTRIDGE STANFORD PAULSON DOUGLAS PEASLEY JIM PECK KIRBY PENN BERNARD PEDERSEN HENRY PETERSON CHESTER PHILLIPS ADELBERT PORTER JACK PRICHARDS ANDREW RASMUSSEN WALLACE REID ROSS RENTFREW BEN RICE ED ROBERTS FRED ROHDE IRVING ROSEDALE WILLIAM RYAN TOM SAGIMORI EARL SANTOS WAYNE SAYLOR JACK SCHOLEY FRED SCHWAB JR. DON F. SCOTT EARL SEIDENSPINNER JOSEPH SENA DEAN SHAVER DOUGLAS SINCLAIR • FRITZ SJOBAM WAYNE SKELTON LARRY SMART BRYAN SMITH DAVID E. SMITH GARY SMITH LOYAL SMITH ANTON SOLDAVINI JOHN SOUTHMAYD DELMER SPARROWE JACK STARNER VERNON STEEGMAN HARVEY STEPHENS WALLACE SULLIVAN KENJI TAKAHASHI RICHARD L. TANSEY BENJAMIN TAYLOR CYRIL TAYLOR JOHN H. TEMPLE DANIEL PAULSON KENNETH TERKILDSEN STANLEY TIBBS PAUL TROMETTER SHINJI TSUCHIDA RICHARD TUCKER JULIUS VALENZANO CHARLES VAN NESS JOHN E. VAUGHN GEORGE A. VDOVIN JOE VIALE ED VICKERS ALVIN VICKMAN JAMES VIEIRA JOHN VORLAND JACK WADDILL FRANK WAGNER WILLIAM WAGNER EVERETT WALLACE RUSSELL WALT JACK WEBBER GUS WENDT PRENTICE WHARFF ALFRED L. WHITE ARMAND WHITE DON WHITE JOHN ROY WHITE WILLIAM WIGMORE ARNOLD WIRTA GERALD WOODS ★ ★ °VaS « o ss -c . c aS. v j. . o- « v a - v 0 =. = • ° y y° o—,o S 't' Oia — -g e‘“ V o c % a .-----r o- V-° e- VsaoSl cu 0 c sc c S C3Ln xxx. . v r.n ( v a. V Ss - 54 W .WB � «� W-.W..., a-« . � j p Sawwja. S� jb v x� --=� N — v t� 1 - - = V U 7Q OOC V o-vhs •JOQ Y , V- L. CS J X � - . J t ® r c ft C «g o sjs O- 'V'aJ-S — «V� CNX - a- „ . , ax 7 —- c— 0 0.e - ,V v3 j r «_o v_--- Qi o -Q- K) VVQ o O cV x W Ux c, - U — TS « sV f V . V v 0 r- _ o Vo _t5U . = 0 o ox O ° _ VLuvvXmS ) o «w A fS A cTV Ac cx - = '' cw Ac W«. O- - jlU = '-yv'q Vv Q OO - , tJ W iq_ OM5. 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Bioborach Cocllia Bioborach Holon Blgolow Glonn Bilyou Marion Bingham Lewis Morvyn Bi� h William Blair loanotto Blamy Bottyo Blanchliold Barbara Bolon Philip Bonstin Don Booth Patty Bowon Doris Bradley Botty Jano Brodono Frankto Loo Brown Mildred Brown Shirley Brown Edward Bruhn loan Butnor Carlos Cabrera Ruth Caino Soabron Calhoun Margaret Callan Mod Callaway Bob Carloton Eleanor Carlson Slotting L. Cart Lawronc Carter Gwynn Castor Alvorda Cathcart Helen Chapman Lawrence Chapman Betty Chapman Janet Chick Nona Christensen Betsy Church Mary Ctanctarulo Alloon Clark Sylvester Clark Euqeno Cline Carol Coatos Lucille Cochrane Lucille A. Coe David R. Cole Bill Cole Martha Collier Juanita Conn Inez Contorno Mar ean Conway Gordon E. Cooke Don Cooloy Barbara J. Corbett Dorothy Cory Walter Costa Dorothy Co Isabel Coxhoad Anno Crosby Pal Cross Alborl Crum Jack Cummings Goorgo Cunningham Lorotta Cusick Robert Dahl Jano Dahlgron Ken Danlolson Botty Danlus Mary Lou Davies Arthur Davis Constant Davis Francos Davis Loona DoCamp Gloria Dotgnan Annaboll Dolaney Rachol Dola Riva Glngor Dosidorio Goorgo Do V ooso Prtmo DiCorchlo Floronco L. Diogo Howard Doolittle Margaret Dowling James Doylo Edward Dunkum Jorry Dunn Kathryn Dyor Clizaboth Eichlor Claronco H. Filing son Harry Elliott Jackio ElUa Marian Fantozzt Dollio Fenwick Eloanor Embleton Art Farraco Ted Fieldbrave Jr. Lola Enoltt Jim Farroll Hans H. Finzon Bernice Eilckaon frod Follow Bill FltzMaurtce Holon Etna! Elizabeth Fonandor Joan Flakor Walter Fletcher Jr. Geno Fostor Dorothy Fuhrman Botty Flood Konnoth S. Fostor Bill Gaines Frod Folllard Goorqo Fox David Gallghor Martha Fong Elaino Fratos Kon Galloway Pat Foreler Angelo Freitas Jean Gardner Eileen Gavin Bill Gonoar Maxine Goorgo Marp Gerko Dotty Gibson Bill Gittelsohn Virginia Ruth Gregory Audrey Groeneveld Ralph L. Guyon Dick Gilmore Ann Goldon Ernest Green Bill Gross Doris Haines Lorraine Gilmore Zoe Caroline Goodlander Yvonne Green Paul Grunland Ed Hakaki William A. Gilmore Gweneth Goodwin Shirley Grice Laurel Mae Gunnorson Fumiko Hamada Franco Hammer Carol E. Hancock Botto A. Hansen Jim Hanson Warron Hanson John Harono Jack Harlowo Barbara Hart Boa Hartor Jackie Haslina Nancy Havon John Victor Haxo Joan S. Hayaahida Bob Hay Marilyn Hobort Bob Hcobnor Barbara Holvoy Gorald Hick Marybollo Hilton John H. Hmd Juno-Alico Hink Miyoko Hiroshima Evan Clair Hoogs Robort Hoag land Larry Hoffman Richard Holtman Robort Holling Hap M. Hooper David Howoll Lorraino Howells Gladys Hu jhos tamos Humlold James G. Hungorford Gaylo Hunter Laura Hurlbut Charles E. Hussey Jr. Willie laconotll Tom Ikoda Boris Isaell Grayoo F, Ishlzaka Mlyuko Iwahash! Marilyn Jackson Loo Jacobs Richard Janson Manuol Jatdlno Ruth Joo Ray Joflro Carlos Jonsen Bernice Johnson Carmen Johnson Daqmar Johnson Franklo Jones Daniel Johnson Patricia Jonos Don Johnson Henry Jonker Leonard Johnson Tod Judkins Phyllis Johnson Anita Kantian Franco Kanoko Koichl Kawamoto Ernest Kay Gerald Keating Janice Koisson Betty Joan Kollam Warren Kellogg Julian Kolly Betty J. Kelts Maurrne B. Kilter Elizabeth Ktmbor Barbara Kerby Mary Kirschman Charles Kleinwachter Leland Knisley Carl Anton Knutson Vivian Kraut Martha Landofeld Phyllis Lano Mildred Latinovich Cynthia Lawrence Tom Lawrence Hugh Leather Linnie Lee Phil Lee Phyllis Ann Lee Alice Loites Jim Lemon Roberta Lorch Grace Levine Lyman Lovy Clara Lewis Louis Llqhtsoy John Frederick Lind Geraldine Lindsay John Loeb Harmon Laugher )am«s Lucas Edward Lum Lillian Lundgren Bob MacFadyon Virginia MacLoan Lynn Mah Mamio Makl Georgo Malrr.gron Goorgia Mann Ernosl A. Marino Bovorlyjano Mason Mildr d May L«nor« Mayhow Sian McCarty Elain McClellan Clairo McClelland Dorothy McChmans Harold A. McCormick B tty Ann McCreary Esther McCulloch Mary McGill Clyde W. McGrath Richard McIntosh Donna McKea Jack C. McMorran Robert Menschol Noltie Morcuno Frieda Meuniet Emalcon Moyer Rena Mozzotta LoRoy Minturn John D. C. Monson Leo Montgomery Martha Montgomery Graham B. Moody Jr. Carlisle Mooro Carvor Moosman Dorothio Moran Robort Morbrdelll Cathorino Moseley Thomas Moseley Dorothy Munson Craig Murchison Jim Murray Lurona Myers Frank Navarro Marqarot Nolson Lois Nowell Peg Nickoll Wilma Nieml Margaret Norio Ruth Norioga Carter Norris Shiuii Obayashi Jim O'Neill F-uqenla Parkinson Doris Poqqenburq John Post Barbara Pusey Maiy Oqllaro Mary Ouyo LoRoy Pel ley Her bull Poq.ienburq lluclor Pratt Alvwrda Quivers MlUuko Okubo John A. Owsloy Gina Pottorson r.velynn Ponsi Ted Prentiss Marilyn Racino Arthur Olofson Pat Paquette James Pitman Pat Popejoy Maurtcia Price Jane G. Ramnoy Potor Olson James Parker Bill Plumley Bob Potter Sylvia Puce David Rasmussen Paul Rathlon Dick Rold Elsie Renner Joanno Reiner Pearl Rich Charles Richardson Earl Richardson Jackie Riddle Florence Robertson Arltno Roby Lorraine Rogers Bill Rogors Denise Roso Helen Rose Angelo Rossi Helen Rowland Mary Royce Anna Rudzenia Grayce Runyard Barbara Sackott Harry Salo Dick Salmon Raymond Salonen Gerald L. Sandor Yukto Sano Jean Savale Edith Marcia Schauor Frank Schterenbeck Ruth Ann Schoenfoldt Jack Schultz Botty Schultz Dotson Scruggs Leonard Sell Marlann« Somor Suzanno Soinor Jerry Sonqor Don Shannon Martol Sharp Marilyn Shoppard Shirloy Shiold Poarl Shubort Man Silva Gcorgo Silvoriooto Donald Slaitor Hober Smith lack Smith Marguonte Smith Robert Smith Robert Smlts Orvo John Soinlnen Bob Solinsky Larry Somor Richard Spoor Robert Spoor Virginia Spillors Chatlos Spongborg Marilyn Spongborg Fred Stadolhoior Phyllis Standish Priscilla Stovons Don Stowart Lois Slowarl Don Siono Muriel Storie Mary J. Stout Tuuiikki Stromborq Katharine Sullivan Mar lota L. Swain Dorothy Thomas La Verne Thomas lack Timm Is John P. Toly Henry Tomtnaqa Vlrqlnia Townsend Wayne Travis Vincent Lovell Tric.qs Joyce Tripp Kiyoko Tsuchida Richard F. Tucker Lois Turner Mtllicont Turner Morris Tumor Androw Tvoitmoo Owon Tvoitmoo Ruth Van Arsdol Dick Van Houten Sam Van Liow Vinqio Van Matro Diana van Sookor Vivian Vauqhn Roy George Verbeck Roboil Waito Margaret Ann Was Russell West bora Frank White Wilda Voting Thompson Walkor Marght Woinborq Bill Wester Janoth Whlto Betty Viera Horbort L. Wall Theda Wentworth Everett Weston Vornon White Prod W. Vogt Phil Wallon William E. Worum Ruth Wotzel Eve Whitman Ed Vrodenburg Alexino Wars Jim Wost Evelyn Wheeler Ruby Wiosner Votonica Wikjus loo Williamson Shirley Williamson Jack Wilson Jano Wilson Virginia Wilson Ruth Wilt Hank Wlrta Betty Wiseman Harry Wiser Roland E. Wolf Jack Wolfe Bonora Wood Gerry Wood Burgess Woodward Grafton Worthington Jim Wosser Dalo Wright Dick Wright Norman Wykofl Iku Yamamoto Gloria York Irving Yamauehi Luella Young Dorothy Zimmerman Larry Silva Duncan Williams Patti Brooke Bill Hendrickson NO PICTURES Robert Knudsen Roy Mobert Stanley Lona Tewanda Guinn ROGUES GALLERY OF SENIOR THUGS George Benton, Vice-President Rafael Ahlgron, H-12 President Stanley Johnson, H-ll President Earl Homan, H-10 President Carmen Johnson, G. A. President lawrance Chopmon, Jacket Editor Jimm Farrell, Block B Chairman BOARD OF CONTROL Willie laconetli, A. S. 8. H. S. President Virginia Berg, A. S. B. H. S. Secretory Dick Backman, 1-12 President Bill Jaeger, HI President Neale Tveitmoe, HO President Dick Bartholomew, Rally Committee Choirman Joan Butner, G. A. A. President Nancy Haven, Senior Friends' Choirman GIRLS' ASSOCIATION COUNCIL SENIOR FRIENDS Nancy Haven, Chairman GIRLS' ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Carmen Johnton, Proiidcnt Joan Botnor, First Vice-Projident Marjorie Wood, Second VicePro� idont Martha Montgomery, Secretary Jane Ramiey, Treasurer Barbara Hclvey, Social Secretary GIRLS' BLOCK B G. A. A. COUNCIL STAGE CREW RALLY COMMITTEE ELECTRIC CREW CLASS COUNCILS LOW TEN IOW ELEVEN LOW TWELVE HIGH TEN HIGH ELEVEN HONOR SOCIETY IARRY SILVA, PRESIDENT FIRST TERM MEMBERS SECOND AND THIRD TERM MEMBERS FOURTH AND FIFTH TERM MEMBERS CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION FRANCIS DAVIS, PRESIDENT C.S.F. SEAL BEARERS FIRST AND SECOND TERM MEMBERS C.S.F. THIRD, FOURTH, AND FIFTH TERM MEMBERS C.S.F. DEFENSE ACTIVITIES ART CLUB Norma Bellman, President BOYS' BOWLING Arthur Otofton, President AVIATION CLUB Russell May, President GIRLS' BOWLING Ceorgio lydiolt. President CHINESE-AMERICAN CLUB Mildred Goo, President CAMERA CLUB Pootoy Moon, President CADUCEANS CLUB Howord Morrill, President GIRLS' DANCE CLUB Mortho londefeld, President HI FRENCH CLUB MANUSCRIPT CLUB Margaret Condliffe, President Lesley Older, President ICE SKATING CLUB Austin Holt, Preiident PROJECTION CLUF George Rantx, President PIANO CLUB Barbara Kessler, PAN-AMERICAN CLUB Rafael Chavez, President RAILFANS CLUB Fred Fellow, General Manager SAILING CLUB « Dorothy Zimmerman, President SINKERS CLUB Edith Miles, President SKI CLUB Lindsay Strout, President TENNIS CLUB Phillii Stondiih, Pre� id«nt CH ANSONETTES Jackie Edit, President INTERSCHOLASTIC DEBATE TEAM mm FORUM GroHam Moody, President SPEAKERS' BUREAU Editor—Merlin Hooper Aivociate Editor—Bort Berger Photo Editor —Tom Knight, Pootoy Moon Copy Editor—Mildred latinovich Senior Picture Editor—Itabel Coxhcad Group Picture Editor—June Baker OLLA PODRIDA Art Editor—Con tonce Dopier Makeup Editor—Virginia Wil on Copy A� � i� tanf—Anne Crotby Senior Picluro - Marieta Swain Marilyn Sheppard Dori Poggenburg Spon or—Mr. Rhode Photographer —James Barnett Lawrence lubin Al Manning Norman Wykoff Makeup—Anita Morholt, Theda Wentworth, Barbara Kettler Editor— lowronce Chapman Associate Editor —Alvcrda Calhcart Beverlyjane Mason Publicity Director—John Monson BERKELEY JACKET New Editor —B«t y Church Dorothy Thomo Sport Editor— Kon Danielson Feature Editor—Jackie Wilton Production Manager—Gerald Keatingc Exchange Editor—Janice Pond Photo Editor—Walter Costa Journalism Advi or—Mr. John on Printing Instructor—Mr. McClu ky Vo- tb Aju yV ec-t AA Oor _ 3, t-W; WX rn. ” 6 ° D . uyV'Uj uJr rrr jdCi) [XU v c a 0( jjf CJLiLuJ CLx JuVry LAXcU - Ta i_ cX V oJr (Srn L Xx)Wrr q_ J 0-u-c - S VL 0-6-d C Oaaq. ! 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TENNIS TEAM The tennis team came into second place honors in the A.C.A.l. The team got off to a bad start by losing to Piedmont, but they later climbed up to second place, with the only other loss to Alameda. Mr. Parker was quite satisfied with the team this term, as he did not expect such a good showing. The team members, in their respective order, are Jim Doyle, Bill Brown, Bob Davis, Bill Davis, Bill Quinno, Stephen Farmer, Scat Coorge, Irl Robinson, Glen Brier. The team was managed by Dick Spies. A t-zi Time you 5 ze ma I' U you about mis Pholo by Moon and Barnolt 1. Mr. Wilton 2. Mr. lomar 3. Mr. Eodie 7. Mr. Jenningt 4. Mr. Erickton 5. Mr. Porker 6. Mr. Grott Photos by Knight BASKETBALL BASKETBALL Photo by Knight and Moon TRACK BASEBALL Phoio� by Lubin BLOCK “ B SOCIETY JIM FARRELL, PRESIDENT BERKELEY B SOCIETY DICK SALMON, PRESIDENT LEADERS' CLASS GIRLS' SPORTS CANDIDS GIRLS' SPORTS ACTIVITIES Photos by Wykoff and Moon GIRLS' SPORTS ACTIVITIES Photos by Wykofi and Moon 'JO x. 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