Burbank Junior High School - Wizard Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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Edit or -in- Chief Frances Smitber Assi stant s Josephine Fuhrer A9” Edn- Cle- ry A7 ' ’ Vernon Morton A9 ' Jo ' - n Ha- ' -ens E8’ Meada Bernardo B9 Ida Gherlone A7 Karin Nieminen B9’ V m. Hamilton B7” Frank Eaton A8 Forest Clark B7 Joel Grimshaw A8’ Violet Johnson B7 Helen Sorensen B8 ’ Harry Berthelsen B7’ Malte Swensen B8 Business Manager Emerson Gould Faculty Adviser Jviiss Jones

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r- ' The Sprinf? Number of 1920 ’vVi?;ard i s here for your pleasure. It was with the most careful consideration that the compositions and poems were selected. Most of them are orip;inal and those that are not, were chosen because they were e epti onaiiy interesting. The ’’Wizard is an example of the v ork of some of the pupils and there win be much in it to call forth unfavorable criticism but the thought must always be present when reading it that it is the v;ork of amateur authors . To the teachers and pupils who Viave worked with a wining spirit, the Editor-in-chief v ishes to extend her deepest thanks, and gratitude for their wining labor- So then, here is the Wi zard --may you derive some pleasure from reading its pages.