Garfield Junior High School - Gleaner Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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Pauli, Tom Pepper, Barbara Peterson, Robert Phillis, Dorothy Pollock, Mary Potter, Rhoda Poppe, Peggy Ruth Potts, Harvey Prosscr, Edward Richards, Tressa Rodriguez, Leslie Sandner, Lois Sandow, Frank Saunders, Jack Saunders, William Sawyer, Gordon Scheibner, George Schuster, Heinie Sea, Muriel Seeburger, William Shane, Charles Sisterna, Arthur Slater, Jack Somers, Jean Stahl, Mildred Sthar, William Stoeckle, Edward Stuart, Odette Sturgeon, Ellsworth Swannell, Betty Thrall, Don Umberger, Dan .J Ilk M -

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2 . i Korhonen, Mayola Kramer, Margaret Larmour, Dorothy Lawrence, George Lee, Joel Leigh, Marjorie Lilly, Jane Lindsey, James Lisherness, John Malmgren, Jane Marshall, NeiU Mayer, Francis McConnell, Douglas McCulloch, Elsie McDonald, Erma Ruth McKee, Hazel McPherson, Evan Mecorney, John Merrill, Warren Merritt, John Mitchell, Clifford Monroe, Helen Montgomery, Mary Morton, Don Moses, Ruth Mugglestone, Bernard Mulholland, Marian Myatt, Albert Nelson, William Neyhart, Stanley Nordby, Burton Oda, Haruko

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Vickery, Arthur Wall, Sharman Watson, William Wagy, Jeanne Waller, Douglas Westphal, Mary White, Bob Whitehead, Mary 0 Whitlock, Nancy Williams, Betty Willis, Jack ' Wilson, Carl Wind, Marjorie Wisecarver, Phyllis Wiser, Gordon Zurilgen, Lois EDITORIAL You CAN DO it! what an inspiration those four words can be! They welcomed and challenged one hundred sixty young people to a new life, three years ago. We were surrounded by new things; new studies, teachers, new friends, and activities, new temptations, opportunities, and freedom. And we set out to master this environment. We had the example of the older students, holding offices, fulfilling responsibilities. They had done it. So could we! The faculty guided and encouraged us. New honors chal- lenged. Activities beckoned. The overcoming of temptations and obstacles strengthened us. You can do it! And we did! Today, we look forward to the future, wondering what it will be, away from Garfield. It will be just what we make it! When we bid farewell to these happy days, let us look forward, not with fear, but faith. Face life buoyantly. Fight your battles bravely. Faith, courage, and the will to win are heritages of youth, and they are yours. Keep pure and unsullied the standards and ideals which you defend. God will help and reward you. May the memory of Garfield and those who trust in you help to spur you on. Go forth. Dare, and achieve! You can do it! — The Editor.