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

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ADLIKISTiiATIOl. ' Mr. Z irame nr.au Mr. Shearer Mrs. ' .Vhite Mr. Parker Mr. Dwight Mr. MoP.ee OFFICii STAFF iwra Mrs Furnas

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DEDICATION EARL DELANO WILLIAMS Educated in Berkeley High, U.C., Arts (St Crafts, San Jose P.U.C. Taught in Burbank 1919 to 1952 - One year at Garfield. First separate drawing class and diversified shop in N. Calif. Instigated toy making for children’s hospitals, Day Nursery, Indian and Alaskan children, in hundreds. Burbank Santa Claus 25 years. Second shop teacher of night school for adults in East Bay. Introduced first moving pictures in J. H. School. Sponsored the foll- owing clubs over 20 years, biking, bicycling, archery, ice- skating, accordian and harmonica, girls swimming club: 80 members, boys, 60. Professional soloist in Berkeley churches 12 years, and choir director 20 years. Builder in spare time. Hobbies; writing, art, music, and hiking. Retiring to Lake County.

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Victor M. Schott The last hour of his life was typical of his work, the final flowering of weeks of preparation for the pleasure of his pupils and their parents. He gave liberally of himself to his school, friends and family. Everything he did was planned, his pupils trained, so there was a feeling of pleasurable anticipation bj? his audiences. He subordinated his desires to those of others. His tolerance to the shortcomings of humans was saintlike. He was by example a true teacher, an inspiration to his pupils and colleagues. He had no enemies, only friends. His creed was kindness. Victor Schott passed away as he was conducting the All Schools Symphony in the Berkeley High School Community ' Theater the evening of May 22, 1932. -H.A.S.