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

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NAME MRS. JAMESON MR. JEWETT MR. K1LPATRICK MRS. KRESSMANN MISS LAURENS MR. LEWIS MRS. LUDOLPH MRS. LUKE mrs. machek miss magnuson mrs. McClelland MRS. McCURDY MRS. MONTAGNE MRS. NIEDERHOL2ER MRS. OLSON MR. PEARL MR. PETERSON MR. PHILLIPS MR. ROBERTS MR. SAUERS MR. SAYRE MR. SCHRATTER MRS. SHRIVER MRS. STEINKAMP MR. SUSTARIC MISS TAYLOR MISS THOMSON MR. VAN MATRE MR. WEISS MR. WINTERHOLLER MRS. WOBKEN HOBBIES Writing (and sometimes selling) articles and poetry. Woodturning. Working on my hi-fi set and water skiing. Collecting vocal records and play- ing the pipe organ. Travel across S.F. Bay Bridge. Cooking. Reading, our cat named Linus for the character in Peanuts, music, and Little Theater work. Opera, swimming, skiing, and fail- ing students. Reading murder mysteries, buying dress fabrics, sewing, gardening, and window shopping. Music, travel, cooking, and money. Collecting records, plays, and green stamps. Monkeys and all animals, the Berke- ley Humane Society, and an- tiques. Travel in foreign lands. People. Music, sewing, cooking, reading, gardening, interior decoration. Collecting items for still life works, mainly early California items, western theme. Making jewelry, enjoying my holidays, collecting native trees, shrubs and plants. Football, baseball, music, and drama. Gardening, fishing. I can ' t tell! Electronics, mechanical interests, music, and bowling. Reading. History, literature, music, the out- doors. Collecting a few English antiques and English silver. Bowling, cats, fish, knitting, paint- ing, and golf. Mountain climbing, skiing, bicy- cling, writing, traveling, grafting (trees), and plant experiments, stamps, records, painting (art, not the household), and reading. Puppets, theater in any form. Dreaming up compositions for the H-9 ' s. Raising cockers, stamp collecting. Vocal music and low-fi (listening), and vegetable gardening. Water sports. You. SECRET AMBITION To witness a whole day when every pupil in the school will do every- thing just right, and I won ' t have to anything about conduct but admire them all. To have 12 children. To look older than Mr. Curren some day. To inherit a million dollars and move to a South Sea island. To own a circus. To be a Jr. High School student. To get a life-sized guillotine as a Tale of Two Cities project — ■ so I can use it on my students! To give Mr. Van a Toni. To be young, thin, and beautiful. To play the tuba down in Cuba. To oo around the world in eighty days, To find wild monkeys. To have enough time to do what 1 want to do. To plan or design a dream house and build it! To have a Ninth Grade class of all interested and talented students. To develop a grammar text which when looked at, will automatic- ally transfer information between its covers to the individual dur- ing the looking. Too old for any. To have a good gym class! To travel around the world. To visit the moon. A Noiseless class. To forget prices. ???? To write a histo rical novel. To put on a play on stage in which ail the cast win great acclaim. To return tests on Thursday. To tour the world in a sailboat. To someday meet Rex, the police . dog that serves with the six-man Lichtenstein (in Europe) Police Force. To let out a bellow in the public library. To find Time. PET PEEVE Smart pupils who do not work. People who have long hair. Inconsiderate students. All of the people who don ' t love music as much as I do. Flying saucers. People who say, I just lost my paper. People who say, I laid down for a nap, instead of I lay down for a nap, or (referring to- correct English) It doesn ' t sound right! Students who say, I couldn ' t do my homework because Bungalows with weak floors, and sewing machines that don ' t work. People who play the right note at the wrong time. My third period L-9 study hall. Students who are discourteous and who refer to their teachers by their last names only. People who don ' t smile. People who talk about their food dislikes. Abuse of equipment, someone else speaking when I am, back talk. Gum chewing, papers ' with no names on them. Too old for any. Students! My pet peeves are people who do not take care of their pets. Baby Babyshakas. A student who stays awake all night plotting how to put one over on the teacher. I have none that are interesting. 779? Car drivers that cut across in front of you from the wrong lane. Other women drivers! Students with ability and not willing to work. Drivers who have passed their ve- hicle code test, but somehow have totally forgotten hand or auto- matic indicator signals. Teachers. 22