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

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FHF GIRIS BASKETBALL TEAMS Front row lleft to Tlght, W Boyer R Rarldan V Owen Captam E Thornborrow Coach Mrs Mahar B Cotton Co captam H Arbuthnot Second row F Godmg D Troon B Wllson R Ward B Du gms C Bond B Blackmon Thxrd row S Fay V Chavez D Monahan W McK1ndley E Nordlund R Ikeda V Brown J Ross Rear row fOmCl3lS, St-olekeeptr V Depew Tlmekeeper M Rasmussen Manager B Katz Referee W long Although the Girls Athletic ASSOCIHIIOH does not belong to an athletic league, 1ts basketball teams have plaved several games wxth opponents from nearby high schools However, the A team has not had much luck m its games this season havmg won only one game out of four T e scores of the A team are as follows GAA 29 Emeryvllle '34 GAA 10 Bulbank 1.2 CAA 29 Berkeley 14 FAA Bulbank 8 The B team has fared better than the A team thls season Thxs team shows chances of becomlng a wmnmg team ln the next few years lf its good work ns kept up Scores ofthe B team GAA 19 Burbank 18 GAA 20 Emexyvllle 42 GAA 22 Burbank 9 CAA 26 Berkeley 14 'The scores for thls game dle undecided due to a mlsrepresentatlon of the scores ln the score book At the end of the xear G A A letters are presented to the members of the A and B teams and thelr ofhcxals The letters, which are blue and whxte, come ln three dxfferent slzes The large slze IS for the A team, the medium for the B team, and the small letters are for the offlcxals These letters are not only presented for part1c1pat1on ln basketball, but they are also awarded for posntxons held on the volleyball and softball teams Mrs Mahar, our coach has worked hard m coaching our teams She has helped greatlv m xnanagmg the teams and arrangmg games wxth other schools r 1 ' 4 A A . 7 . - . '-' - 1 : 1 ' 1 ' . 1 . , . , ' ' . . I- . , . 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 - - T ' I . y - Q 1 - I . . . , . , . , . . . , . . , . . , . , . A Y. . , . . . . IQ 77 ' ' ' ' 9 I . I-I Q! I! - . ' ' . 1 1 7 ' . QQ 37 Q! 73 ' ' ' fl Y! U 24 . ' 4. 1 .. ' , ' ' , . t ' . 1 I , . . . Q! 7, Q! 7? ' ' ' . . . . . . H ,, . ' Y! 7? . ' . , .

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Last Wlll and Testament TO wHoMEvER n- MAY coNcERN E the graduatmg Class of 1947 of the Callfornla School for the Deaf Parker and Warrlng Streets Berkeley Zone No 5 127 degrees West longltude and 38 degrees North latxtude Alameda County State of Callfornxa United States of North America Western Hemlsphere Earth Umverse No 1 bemg of sound mmd and sounder body do hereby be queath offer bestow donate and relmqulsh all our earthly possesslons and dreams to those who will take our place next year and others who have been our personal fr1ends ln school as follows The girls of the Senlor Class leave thelr bedroom No 34 ln Durham Hall to the unxors From the umdows of that room they can see excellent vnews of the Bay Area the Oakland San Franclsco Bay Brxdge Treasure Island and the world famous Golden Gate Brldge The boys thereof relmquxsh thexr hxde out clubroom full of homey furnxture to the umors who wxll take thexr places next year Frank Schmxdt bequeathes hus 1nterest mn baseball to Donald Ingraham and h1s luck for college to Albert Schmldt hrs brother Evelyn Thornborrow does hereby bequeath to W1lma Boyer and Vnolet Brown her fondness or sports and to Dorothy Kenyon her fondness for chewing gum nn gym Frank Luna wllls hls sklll ln softball pltchmg to Howard Kung and to Dean Swarm h1s technlque To Robert Kmg he donates hls habit of sprawl mg all over hxs desk George Attletweed w1lls hxs sports edltor post to Terry O Rourke and his ambltxon to be an expert lmotypxst to Robert Davila He also leaves his habit of correct1ng others spelling to Dean Swalm Helen Arbuthnot leaves her hablt of talklng too much ln school to Rosemary Rarldan To Wxlla lVlcK1ndley she bestows her xnterest nn typmg and to Donna Troon her fantasy dance Robert Broyles rellnqulshes hls hablr of arguing to Sanford Diamond and hls interest ln algebra to Pat Kltchen Ruthalee Ward leaves her place on the Honor Roll to Sybil Drulllard and to Gertrude Hottmger her interest nn bemg a good girl Martln obe bequeathes hls mterest ln art to Dean Swalm and his skxll ln swlmmmg to Howard Kmg June King wllls her fondness for Hlrtmg to Elmarxe Nordlund To Pat Kltchen she bequeathes her abllxty to chew gum ln school without bemg caught Tomas Gomez leaves hls ability for quick thlnkmg ln sports to Howard King He bestows his habit of sleepmg xn school to Beverly Wilson 0 . . 9 1 - s - 9 a 1 s 1 s ' 9 a ' s a v s . . . . V . . 9 - v J . Y. . . , 9 9 , ' s - ' - ez - as a , . E 1 9 n 7 ' . . . , n . . , . . - 1 1 , . 9 Q , . J , , , ,