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

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QJ U Mm The time is eight ten in the morning and the place is room 211. Year- book adviser Mrs. Sidney Wales is seated at her desk surrounded by a forbidding pile of photographs, envelopes, Jacket copy, and books. She pauses for a moment in her struggle to make order out of chaos and in a tired voice utters the semidesperate question, Are we ever going to get this Pod underway?” However, no answer is forthcoming because the only other persons present are two page editors sleepily identifying pictures. This discouraging scene, although witnessed by any Pod staff is cer- tainly not a typical one. On the contrary, Mrs. Wales’ experienced and able leadership plus the natural desire of the seniors to own a bigger and better Pod” combine to produce a beautiful yearbook. Of course, words and even pictures can never fully take the place of what they represent. Nevertheless, the present staff feels that this Pod does much to strengthen the gap between memory and experience. Look it over carefully and let the pictures and messages help you remember and relive an eventful spring term. It’s an original Pod in many ways. The format as well as the cover are the work of Ronald Lai, a talented member of our class. This book is the final result of many hours of hard work by the entire staff. We certainly hope it meets with your approval. Steve Vaughan Editor