Berkley High School - Bear Tracks Yearbook (Berkley, MI)

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ART STAFF Cover ----- DICK MownAY G. A. Play - - - VIRGINIA CARLYLE Frontispiece - - - SUSAN GUILD Joshes - - - - SUSAN GUILD Senior Class - - LAWRENCE WALKER Football - - - LAWRENCE WALKER Publications ---- ALICE GANNON Football Cartoon - - KENNETH WALKER Wearers of the B - - KENNETH LINDER Around School - - DICK BIOWDAY Activities - - - DOROTHY LEIGH Here and There - - VIRGINIA CLARK Dramatics ---- NIIRIAINI EASTIN Autographs - - - ARABELLA MILLER Organizations ---- CAROL BAILEY 'Eiae Weeieiy Hows HE end of another semester is at hand, and with it is concluded volume thirty-two of The Weekly News. As a record of our activities, an announcer of coming events, and an upbuilder of Berkeley High spirit, We feel that this volume of The Weekly has fulfilled its duties. The Journalism Class has been an invaluable member of the staff, contributing news items, editorials, and jokes, which have raised, as a whole, the calibre of the paper. The Printing Class has faithfully handled the printing of The Weekly News. Our advertisers, too, have been an indispensable factor in its publi- cation. for it is they who make possible the free distribution of The Weekly News to the members of the student association. Through the medium of an exchange with other schools, our paper has been sent to all sections of the country. We can only hope that volume thirty-two has carried to these outsiders a message of the splen- did spirit displayed at Berkeley High School during the fall term of 192 7. JACK MASON, MALCOLM REED.

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l l HAROLD McGRATH President E. S. 3. EE. S. HE fall term of 1927 has placed the spirit of Berkeley High School on a level that has been attained seldom in the past. At our football games the Yellowjackets have had the assur- ance of knowing that a loyal and enthusiastic student body was backing them up. On Rally Day, at th.e Vaudeville, and in every other activity of the semester, that same spirit has been predominant. It is only natural, therefore, that our gridmen should have acquired new and great laurels and that the many events of the term should have been crowned with well-merited success. The scholastic standards of the school have been admirably upheld during the present semester. With. the Honor Society becoming well established, additional interest is being shown in its development. It is hoped that in the future each one of our students will feel it his ambition to become a member of our Honor Society. The officers of the A. S. B. H. S. wish to congratulate the student body on the part it has played in upholding the ideals for which Berkeley High School has always stood.