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

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. , K . HON HANSCOM President BOB SIMPSON RICH PHILLIPS Vice-President Secretary CHARLES TURNER DAYNA HUTCHINS Treasurer Social Secretary H-12 CLASS PRESIDENTS MESSAGE We, the students of the graduating class of l95l, have reached a turning point in our careers! lt is at this time in our lives that we begin to show indi- viduality: some of us are going on to college, some directly into business, and others into the armed forces. We merged together from junior high school groups of one or two hundred into a class of nearly five hundred. We have been together now for three years and have made many close friends and ac- quaintances. This is the last time that we shall be together, for our commencement exercises are upon us. Yes, our commencement exercises are upon us. But the word commencement implies that we are about to begin something: what are we about to begin? It is true that we shall soon break up into various different occupations, but no one knows what our future holds for us, although of these obli- gations we are certain: We shall have family duties, and responsibilities toward our neighbors and our communities: we shall have duties and privileges as citizens of the United States and as voters: but most of all, we shall have the responsibility of learning to think and plan in terms of world-wide peace and understanding. We have the equipment to face these responsi- bilities because we have acquired a good educa- tion, and I know that each one of us will leave with a sincere feeling of gratitude toward the excep- tionally tine faculty of Berkeley High School. - RONALD HANSCOM. CLASS council. spring 1951 'I

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DINNER DINNER CLEANUP ANNOUNCEMENT GRADUATION REUNION