California School for the Deaf - Foothills Flame Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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JUNIOR CLASS SOPHOMORE CI ASS FRESHNIAN CL -XSS . . A n

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hlm congratulatlons was his mlfe the forrner Patsy Halloran Thev both looked, oh so happx I Martn had changed quite a bxt nom he had the bxggest and strongest muscles I h d ever seen 'n mx hte Hrs haxr ts as no longer blond as lf had been lh the davs of PSD but coal black I mon dered lf he had dxed hxs half As the pxcturc of Martln went of? there on the screen ppeared a pxc ture of a large socxal gatherlnv IH a beauutul aloe house Nluch to my surprrse, the host ss o tus affair was none ota r than une Kmg She was marrled to a former CISD student vs ho graduated from Gallaudet Cel lege IH 1948 My ron Lee ua her husband s namt Qhc and her husband had been so busy gxvmg and attendmg soclal alta r that they had not the tlme to ralse a fam-ly Desp1te her bemg ln love with her husband une had cont1nued her fhrtxng Tl11S dud not surprise me, for she had always been a fhrt Slow v off the creen dxsappeared the happy couple Then on the scre n appeared a chemlcal laboratory In the laboratory was a busy young man workxng on some pills made of atoms I knew at farst slght that lf was Frank SCllI1'lldI He was hgurmg out how atom prlls tuberculosis I had read tn the newspapers about hun many trmes and he surely was a noted chemnst Commg through the door was hxs Wlfe wlth a httle son, carrymg a basket of d IICIOUS supper Frank smelled a vxhrff of the food and felt relaxed After greetlng hlm, they started to have dlnner After eatmg, Frank decxded to x1s't hrs old pal George Attletweed There ln George s b autlful home Frank George, and their wives joked and talked about affalrs around them I lust had found out that George had been glven a college professor s degree and therefore became a pro fessor I was not surprxsed as he was an mtelhgent boy for h1s age and perhaps was the most mtelhgent person ln my s nlor class long ago I took a good look at htm and savx that he had stayed the same as when he was a young quiet boy A cute srght was comrng on th screen It was George s twm son and daughter 1n their nlght clothes takmg a peek at thexr parents and the couple Now the pxcture of the tvxo happy couples faded away Then last of all, on the screen appeared lVlr B B Burnes our beloved twelfth grade teacher, snttrng at h s desk at home Mr Burnes was at home retxred from work for the rest of hrs hfe I just remembered that I had read something ln the newspapers about htm It was h s hndmg an unknown gold mme worth mnlhons of dollars dur ng his vacatlon 'n the summer of 1041 Fver snce he had hved th hfe of Riley studvmg all the algebra problems that the greatest m nds never had solved Even Ernstem could not do better Then I turned ofl' the set and soft thoughts made me reahz how hap pxly and glorxously my classmates and teacher had succeeded A few un heeded tears rolled down my theeks as I wxshed so much to see my dear classmates ln person Later on my husband woke up and upon our return to our home we met a famlly that me had muted to help us celebrate our twelfth weddlng annxversary Pardon me what was that you asked me9 Oh' You mean mv maiden name? Ir was Helen Cora Arbuthnot Q I. A A A7 I. x 1 wr 1 Q D K ' K ' ,: ' es f l ' . ' f - l 3' J - ' . C - F - 4 A I G K m n. A N ' ' . of . , r - . , tl could be used to fight dreaded diseases, such as cancer, poliomyelitis, and Q - l - sv, - ' . . , D . . . 1 . c , -. , U . . 3 . L u . A L- I G . . I . . A . S . U . . . I Q '. '. . e . I V , a 4 a Q v ' 5 i . . . . Q , I . . 9 7 , , - . 7 V . I

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THE STUDENT BODY One of the many student organwatxons of our school IS the Student Body The members are boys and girls from the elghth through the twelfth grade The students themselves have the prnllege of managing thxs group Officers are elected yearly at the beginning of the school term The officers are as follows Patrlcla Kltchen Pzeszdent Frank Luna Vzce Pfeszdeut Wanda Long' Secietruy Beverly Wilson G1rIs Tzeasuvea Dean Swalm Boys Treaszueo They are axded by the helpful advice and guidance of two advisers Mr and Mrs V S Blrclc, respectively Dean of boys and Dean of girls who are present at all Student Body meetmgs Dances are sponsored bv the Student Body clurlng the school year ln the Primary Audltorlum These dances are ln charge of student committees chosen by Principal Leenhouts These affaxrs help us ln developlng leader ship and cultivating a wholesome soclal life Teachers act as chaperones at the dances The purpose of the Student Body lS mainly to help ln conducting our numerous student affairs It has helped a great deal ln the last few years and we hope that our successors wxll lmprove the organization and help the school even more ln the years to come Every year the Student Body holds a roller slcatmg outmg at Roller land m Oakland Thls gay event takes place m the sprung Much fun IS always had by all The Student Body Creed So nlgh IS grandeur to our ust So near IS God to men When duty whxspers low Thou Must The youth replies I Can ' l . 7. . . . , , . . Y . . l A ' 7 . . Y . . ' ', 7 . - . ' 7 ,. . . 4 7 7 ' ' Wilma Boyer, Girls' Sergefnzl-at-Arms Joe Bertorelli, Boys' Svrgemzt-af-Arms , 4 S D . . . 1 . , I . , . Q Qc x as ' QQ 7 , .