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

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FACULTY Hennessey, D. L . Principal Cannon, Ma Belle Secretary Archer, Mrs. Kate w. Mossman, tdith L. Arendt, Marion, Counsellor XT 1 TVT ' l 1 ■ C Nealson, Willis 5j. Bagnall, Mrs. rranklin O NeiU, Mrs. Dorah D. Barry, Margaret Patton, Bessie Bellus, Mrs. Ruth Patton, Elizabeth Boehne, Fred Perry, H. D. Brubaker, Emma Piatt, Mrs. Mona Skinner Brush, Charlotte Riley, Irma Collar, Gladys Rushrorth, Robert Corley, Harold P. Russ, Mrs. Helen, Counselor Davis, Mrs. Dorothy Smith, Mrs. Iva Dyson, Mrs. Margaret Stout, Harriet Flanders, F. A. Whitney, Roslyn Mae rraser, Annie Mills whitten, Martha Gavin, Mrs. Isabel Wilkes, Mrs. tmma Gay, Adella tVT ' l trl Wilson, rlora Goode, Beatrice SPECIAL TEACHERS Gray, Mrs. Minna A XTT A CCTCT A XTTC ANU Abblb 1 Ars 1 S Groersema, Christine ■» • 1 T 1 Minzyk, John, Grover, Harriet Band and Orchestra T T 1 A 1 Hamsher, Alice Robinson, Mrs. Ida, Piano T T 1 C 1 Hughes, Samuel Foster, Georgia P., Nurse Kelton, Genevieve, Couttselor Fullerton, Mrs. Helen, Kidwell, Ruth Playground Director Kilkenny, Mrs. Myrtle DeWitt, Carlton, Kleeberger, Mrs. Helen Playgrouvd Director Laurens, Helen Menefee, Mrs. Dolly P., Leland, S. J. Cafeteria Manager Lowrey, Mary Pettit, Mrs. Bessie L., Matron Mally, Alfreda D ' Olivera, Antone, Head Custodian Martin, Helen Souza, Joseph, Custodian Montagne, Mrs. Alberta E. Odom, Joseph, Custodian Morse, Blanche Hoag, Jack, Custodian THE DADS ' CLUB AND THE P.-T. A. The Dads ' Club have had a very successful year. October four- teenth they gave a dance in the cafeteria and had some refreshments. The Parent-Teacher Association entertained The Dads ' Club November ninth. Also there was the school orchestra, A Capella Club, and the Boys ' Glee Club. The Dads ' Club gave a theatre party November third and fourth at the United Artists. The name of the play was The Cabin in the Cot- ton. It was a success and the proceeds went for a payment on the bleach- ers. The officers of the club are Mr. Sandner, President; Mr. Ray, Vice- President; Mr. Williams, Secretary. The P.-T. A. has always been a dependable and helpful organization. This term its numerous activities have aided the school more than ever. The booth which they had on Library Day was very profitable. The Stu- dent Aid Fund has increased a great deal and many of the needy have been helped. The meetings have been carried on by the officers, who have served ably. The volley ball teams were given a bean feed by them which was enjoyed by all those present. An entertaining party was the closing event of a very full term. The students wish to thank the P.-T. A. for their assistance and helpfulness in making Garfield a better school. — LaVerne Burgess, High Nine.

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Adams, Velma Agathos, Frank Ammerman, Lois Ammonette, K. Anderson, Helen Andrews, Russell Aver, rilmon Bailey, Peggy Baird. David ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ■ ' - =i- - -i Barnett, Jack Battle, Bob Becker, Richard Bickmore, Marian Bofinger, June Bolsiad, Herbert Bovd, William Biodrick, Jack Brodie, Earl Brown, Alice Browning, Darrell Bunte, Albert Burgess, Laverne Caldwell, Richard Carroll, Elizabeth Chambers, Lindsay Clymer, Frank Coates, Howard Colby, Frances Cooley, Evelyn Corbett, John Corey, Catherine Crum, Phvllis a ' f Mm A 1 E