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

 - Class of 1938

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M V S I C A Capella Choir The A Cappella, under the excellent direction of Mrs. Iva Smith consists of fifty-four active members. Many of these are new this term. This popular organ- ization has had two very successful appearances this term. They were made at the P. T. A. of Garfield and the P. T. A. of Jefferson. Girls ' Glee Club The Girls ' Glee Club is under the able direction of Mrs. Young and comprises eighty girls. The girls and boys combined made a very favorable appearance before the Garfield Assembly this term. Boys ' Glee Club Fifty boys, also directed by Mrs. Young, comprise the Boys ' Glee Club this semester. Orchestra We are very proud of the forty-five members in the Orchestra, which is directed by Mr. Minzyk. They have played for the Methodist Church, the P. T. A. of Garfield and a Moving Picture Show. Band Mr. Minzyk ' s band, one of the finest in Berkeley, is greatly appreciated by Garfield. Its seventy members have played at the Thousand Oaks School and at the Dads ' Club Meeting of Garfield. FLORENCE AVELIN, High Nine. The Hills I love the hills where dew drops sometimes fall. When months have passed the hills once more I ' ll roam, Since the leaves have fallen, the trees look bare and tall, And I do not hear the birds soft calls, So I wander from the hills to home. LA VERNE CALLAGHAN, Low Nine.

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Is Steel Beautiful? Is steel beautiful? YES. Your next question may be, Why? Did you ever see it poured white hot into a ladle that holds ninety tons? As it comes swirling, gushing out of the fiery furnace falling fifteen feet or more, with golden sparks flying everywhere, the hot molten steel looks as if you had just dumped every color in the rainbow on the world. It comes pouring forth with all its might and force. White flames leap from the ladle and rise twenty feet or even higher into smoky air. Stifling heat waves scorch your face. The steel is now poured from the ladle thirty feet into gigantic molds as immense blue flames jump and light the interior of this gigantic structure. These facts may seem a little far fetched, but they are all true. This is why steel is beautiful. ERNEST GOODNER. Song of Christmas Penmanship Sing out you Carolers! Sing out this morn; Sing songs of the eve When Christ was born. Sing songs of love, Sing songs of joy; Sing songs of Mary Who gave this boy. Sing songs of gathering Songs of meeting; Songs of the spirit Of Yuletide greeting. Sing out once more Again of love. Sing out to Him Our Lord above. JIM FARRELL, Low Nine. Some people write as though they enjoyed it, smooth, even and firm. Some people write as though they were bored, slow, jerky and crazy. Some people write conspicuously, large, important and uninteresting. Others write the word of God. Some people write so sadly, on a tearstained page. Some people write in a hurry, fast, sprawled and without punctuation. Some people write like school girls, squared, cramped and cute. Others write as though inspired. MARGIE GARGES, High Eight. One Day One fine day, not too hot, not too cold, We went for a walk. We came upon a well, that was empty, And looked down, and saw nothing. And then, very suddenly, We all turned around, and there he was, A bird, with his wing half broken. We took him up, And then, he seemed very much brighter. And home we went, contented. BERNARD PEPPER, High Nine.

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