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

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Beverly Howe Florence Hunter George Klatt Audrey Macheck Marie Morris Clifford Pratt Jean Seward Vincent Torossian Barbara Willard David Howell Alice Hyerle Walter Koughan Jean Maffley Richard Naylor Verton Queener Lillian Small Mary Towne Mary Wilson Ralph Hoyt Elaine Johnson Jean Lange Robert Malcomson Robert Neiderholzer Dorothy Ramsay Roberta Smits Paula Traversaro Robert Wilson John Hugel Kenneth Johnson Richard Lewis Olive Markham Beatrice Nuckolls Dan Raymond Harris Stone Virginia Ulmer Rae Wolford William Johnson Walter Lewis Mary Marsh Arthur Ohlson Barbara Richards Barbara Swearingen Barbara Vandenbr-;s Dorothy Wright Carol Jones Joseph Littlefield Jean Martin Vivian Palazzi Luthera Robinson Richard Tigh Marion Ward Gloria Youmans Frank Kami Eric Locke Dorothy Michel Dudley Peters Robert Rudolph Jeanne Tinkler William Waste Dorothy Young Harold Kerfoot Jacqueline Lucas Jane Mitchell Laura Phillips William Schaeffer Helen Thorpe Ruth White James Zaccor

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Richard Anderson Le Roy Blomgren Douglas Carlson Charlotte Crane loan De Phillips Patti Easter Margery Fowler Shirlee Crenelle Herbert Attix Virginia Birks Ruth Corson Betty Cremer James Dianus Ernest Ehmke Margaret Gabbert Edward Grob Richard Backman Jean Bass Robert Coward Margaret Curtiss Virginia Dietterle Elizabeth Ellis Margie Garges Robert Gustavson Hugh Barnes Frances Boone Geraldine Clark Jean Cushman Ida Marie Dobler Shirley Faulkner Jane Garner Phyllis Hansen Barbara Adams Kent Barnes Erwin Boffinger Jack Clarkson Alfred Dakin James Downing Darel Ferguson John L. Goldeen Junior Hart Elizabeth Adams George Benson Annetta Brendel Barbara Clayborne George Dakin Ralph Dreyer Jean Fernold Helen Goldman Ruth Haven George Allen Gene Bunch Connie Browning Johne Cone Donald Danielson Peggy Duffus Jean Fisher Bicky Goossens Robert Heafey Bill Alstrand Helen Bergendorf Virginia Caldwell Gael Craig George Davis William Downing Arthur Foss Buddy Graham Robert Henderson

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GLEANER JOKES VOLLEYBALL Mrs. Dyson: Define the word dairy. Dick Backman: Er— a— a dairy is a— well, a place where they raise milk. John Goldeen: Why are you always late? ' ' Sam Goldeen: I don ' t have time to dress. John: But 1 can dress in time. Sam: Yes, but I wash. Science Teacher: 1 will take some hydro- gen and then I will take some chloroform — Class: Oh, FINE! Mr. Howell: Son, I ' m ashamed to see you crying just because a bee stung you. David: Yes, but then you ' d give me a lick- ing like you said you would if you ever heard me using that language. Mr. Helmke: Why do we buy shoes? George Benson: Probably because we can get A in them for nothing extra. A HALLOWE ' EN NIGHT DANCE On Friday, October 27, a dance was held in the gym from 7:30 to 9:30 P.M. A W. P. A. o rchestra played and was liked by all. Bids were given to the girls and also some of the girls received crickets which kept every- one ' s ears buzzing. Some parents were pres- ent and many of our teachers. The decora- tions in the hall were of course witches, cats, pumpkins, skeletons, and such. The colors seen in all the dresses of the girls were very gay and colorful. The boys looked nice in suits and sport clothes. Gloria Kniess. The second week after school opened vol- leyball was started. Eighty boys signed up for it in the eighth and ninth grades. After four weeks of practice for interclass, games were held. In these games the Low Nines beat the Jiigh Nines and the Low Eights beat the High Eights. The two winning teams went on to win the Junior High School Cham- pionship by beating Burbank and Willard. The results of these games were: Garfie ld Willard L3 . . 15,15 L9 . . 6, 9 L8 . . 16, 15 LB . . 14, 9 Garfield Burbank L9 . 15, 15, 15 L9 . 1. 16, 6 L8 . 15, 10, 15 LB . 13, 15, 7 In a return game the Low Eights beat Wil- lard 15-7 and 15-13. Garfield has yet to lose a championship in volleyball. Other games played were the Low Eight and faculty. The High nines beat them. The Low Nines were beaten only twice, once by the faculty and once by the Y. M. C. A. busi- ness men. Coach Pete Corley says that the Low Nine has a good chance to win the champion- ship next year. Bob Coward. GIRLS ' ASSOCIATION • At a Girls ' Association meeting on Friday, November 3, Jeanne Tinkler, the G. A. presi- dent, presented a program for the entertain- ment of the girls of the school. Two plays were presented. One, a Hallow- e ' en play, under the direction of Mrs. Mon- tagne, featured ten High Eight girls. The oth- er was a skit called The Model Husband, given by three Low Eight girls, Patty Ball, Florence Davie, and Norma Jean Eiben. Jean Meers also sang a song from Alice in Wonderland. Free suckers were given to all the girls.