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

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MM PETE WALKER Editor Olla Podrida It is hard for us, who have been on this earth a mere eighteen years, to visua- lize the immense growth of our Alma Mater in the last fifty years. ln 1900 Berkeley High School was but one small building surrounded by dirt roads and pastures. Look around you today. Now we have a magnificent campus complete with modern Science and Vocational building, Academic building, Biedenbach Field, Gymnasium with swimming pools, Memorial Court, and now the gigantic new two and one-half million dollar Auditorium. The high school site and the whole of Berkeley have changed tremendously. Modern conveniences of every de- scription are at every hand. Our teachers and parents have seen many of these changes, but for us it is hard to visualize a world without present-day facilities. This year's Pod is, we hope, not only a lasting memory of three memorable years at high school, but also a documentary of these huge changes. We of the Pod staff believe you will find this progress both startling and interesting. Many of us will see the close of this century. If at that time the people of the world can show as much progress in the second half of the century as has been accom- plished in the first we are sure the earth will be a most wonderful place on which to live. lf peace can be obtained, if many of the horrible diseases can be con- quered, and if all peoples may become equal freedom-sharing partners, then it will truly be a most fruitful half century. To this hope we dedicate this Olla Podrida of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty. Pete Walker. THEN NCVV

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