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After the “News” articles were written by the pupils of Burbank, they went through a series of corrections, and were then handed to the publishers. They, in turn, typed and scenciled them, put the stencils on a mimeograph machine, ran off the re ' quired number of copies, assembled the pages, and then the final touch, krimped the pages togerher. The “News” publishers tried in every way to make the “News”, each week, better than the last one. The chief members were: mechanical editor, Dorothy Nelson; chief stencilers, Florence Ipsen, Betty Ehrhorn, Frances Regalia; chief mimeographers, James Navarro, Alfred Soo; chief assembler, Barbara Kirby. Other members were: Gil a Mezsetta, June Hart, Annie Mori, Jannie Maran- Sana, Esther Gustafson, Fern Murden, Virginia Runge, Betty Paget, Marjorie Gott ' friedsen. John Johnson, Francis Hill, and Fay Goddard. — Barbara Kirby. BOYS ' SPORTS - he 1937 Basketball Season was a very successful one. All the games that were played were attended by many pupils of all grades. The spirit was appreciated by all the playing teams and it did much to cheer them on. One of the reasons for the delay in starting the Basketball Season was due to the fact that the Berkeley High School Basketball Team played all their home games in our boys’ gymnasium We have not had the use of our gym for three years, and we are very grateful for having been able to use it this season for our basketball games. Mr. Carlsen his shown much interest in the directing and teaching of the proper ways of playing basketball. We have greatly appreciated his interest. The H9 ' Basketball Team won the inter class games. The following boys were on the team: Vincent DeBiasi, center; LeRoy Jensen, forward; Martin Miretti, forward; Donald LaBrie, forward; Eugene Fnddle, forward; John Veliotes, guard; David Moohr, guard; Clifford Mays, running guard. It also looks as if the H9 Team will win the baseball crown this year. Some of the baseball scores were: H9 1 LlO — 0 L9 — 3 H8— 3 H9— 2 L9— 3 H9— 15 L 8—6 H7 — 8 L8 — 6 - — David Moohr GIRLS’ SPORTS y HE girls’ gymnasium program this semester has been very full, with never a dull moment. At the beginning of the term a basketball series was played. Two teams from the same class or different classes playeJ against each other. It seemed that this was hardly over, when baseball came upon us. This was the most important sport of the semester. The scores were as follows:
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L8 defeated H7— 33-23 H7 defeated L8— 5M4 L8 defeated H7— 2443 L9 defeated H8 — II ' 9 LlO defeated H9 — 46 ' 14 Theie were other games besides these, but the scores were not kept. There is also dancing in the gymnasium twice a week. We have an accompanist and we do folk dances such as “Highland Fling,” “Eloise Gavotte,” and many others. We have ball ’oom dancing and marching. Miss Misch and Miss McCall have organized tennis for those who know how to play. There is a club for those who do not know how to play, but w ' ould like to learn. We have had an enjoyable year in the field of sports, and hope that next term will be as lively and full of fun as this term has been. — Kay McEvov RED CROSS American Junior Red Cross is made up of children from all parts of the United States This organization acts as an auxiliary to the Senior Red Cross and its work is to assist when there is an emergency which needs help. The Junior Red Cross has also done such work as sending gifts to the children of Guam. This is an annual project. The gifts consist of toys and dolls. The doll clothes are made in home economics classes. The boys in metal shop and wood shop make toys for the Berkeley Day Nursery. Besides these, the Veteran ' s Hospital at Livermore issup ' plied with birthday cards. Another piece of work done by the Juniors was raising money for the flood relief. Corresponding with children of foreign lands is an activity of the Junior Red Cross. This creates a friendly feeling with other children. From each school a representa- tive is chosen to attend the monthly meeting of the organization. It is the duty of the representative to report w ' hat the school is doing and bring back reports of the business and topics discussed. Miss Fannie McLean gives her time to act as leader of the work in Berkeley. She arranged for the room in the Senior Red Cross Building for the Juniors. It is being fitted up by the juniors and is a very pleasant place to meet. — Robert Ayers. HELPING WITH HEEBEEWGRK veryone knows that old saying, “It is better to give than to receive.” The girls J of the school have practiced t his saying and are making clothing of all descrip ' tions. The Municipal Christmas Tree Committee raises funds every year to buy materials which the Burbank girls help to make into many useful things such as: shorts, slips, boys’ shirts, blouses and dresses. These garments are given to needy children at the next Christmas tree party. During the school term we make these clothes to the best of our ability. At Christ- mas time, the committee gives a party at which the clothing is given to less fortunate ' T.ildren. — Anita Hardege
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