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

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THE GLEANER STAFF This year we can truthfully say that the Gleaner is a students ' publication Our art classes, our typing classes, our printing classes, all did their essential share in putting this little war time book together. The Editorial Staff: Nance Wale, Joyce Martin, Robert Morrison, Richard Bennett, Robert Greenleaf, Patsy Kempf, Marjorie Murphy, Niki Caldis. The Art Staffs Wyl Kramer, Howard Miller, Lois Ki dwell, Joe Dickie, Ed Dif f enderf er , Leonard Baxter, The Photography Staff: Maxine Littlefield Thalia Polos, Leonard Baxter, Mary Riley, Jack Degnan, The Printing Staf f: Lionel Forsyth , Bill Mitchel, Tom Degnan. The Typing and Mimeographing Staffs Viola Hughes, Robert Baker, Connie Cameron, James Robertson, Evelyn Nurmi, Barbara Nelson, Eleanor Dorsey, Barbara Green, Laura Summerhays, Eny Rossini, Beverly Cambell, Marjorie Briggs, George Dowling, Tom Steel, Tom Cooley, The Production Staff: The 9th Grade art class—Period 4j Bungalow 74B. (See page 6 for picture) The Faculty Sponsors : Photography- -Mr. Samuel Hughes MimGographing) Miss Alice Plamsher and Typing ) Miss Christine Groefsema Printing- Mr, S, J, Lei and Art --Mr, Guy Plelmke Production--Mr , Guy Helmke Editorial- Mr Guy Helmke 27

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JOKES Dorothy Gibson; (upsetting ink bottle) Have I done you any damage, Don? Don Ludwig (imrnersed in ink) No, but keep on sv inging your arms about and I ' ll oon be dryj 1 Vayne Carters Gee, I ' ve got a splinter in ray finger J Jim Baileys Serves you right for scratching your head. Bill Morrison; I gazed into her glov;ing eyes. Her lips were saying those three wonderful words I had waited for so long I couldn ' t believe it, and yet it was time. Again she said fulfilling the dream of my life, ' No algebra assignment! ' Sit on the tack of success, and you ' re bound to rise, Mary Ann R, ; How much, money do you have, Dick? Dick Hiscox; Between 98 and 100, Mar:v Ann R, : That ' s a lot of money, Dick HiscQx; Oh no, it ' s only two dollars, Doris L, ; Say, Denny, your hat ' s on the v. ' rong ' way , Denny C,i How do you know which way I ' m going, Midge ■ Murphy 2 hiat should a man do who has water on the knees? Mar i lyn P o t c r s o n ; I don ' t know , Midge Murphy; Wear puiirps, How polite is the Japanese He always say excuse mo, please He climbs into his neighbor ' s garden And smiles and says I beg yoiir pardon He bov s and grins a friendly grin And brings his hungry family in He grins and bows a friendly bow And say, so sorry, this my garden now. Ogden Wash Mr, Edv ards ; E:cplain the effect of heat and cold and give an illustration, Lyn Lloyd; Heat expan.ds; in the summer the days are long. Cold contracts ; in the winter the days are short,,,,. Miss. Lowrey; Fnat is water composed of? Kathleen; Water is composed of two gins, Oxygin.and Hydrogin, Oxygin is pure gin, and Hydrogin is gin and. water, Miss Rilov; A iiat kind of shoes did the Greeks 7ear? Fr ank ; They wo r e s and a 1 s . Mary; I got a letter from a friend in tlie service and he put LXuiyi at the end, I wonder what it means, Diane; Love and kisses of course, Teacher; Correct ' It was me who broke the windovv, ' Sutton; It wasn ' t mg who broke the window, 29