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

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Message rom Mr. Rowe This has been an important year at Garfield. It represents a change of grades from 7, 8, and 9, to 7 and 8, and a change in the number and residences of students. No longer does Garfield have students from only one area of our city; now Garfield welcomes students from many areas of Berkeley. This year we had more stu- dents, more teachers, and more rooms than ever before. A wonder- ful new science and industrial arts building was constructed, and new courses and other school activities were developed. The new look at Garfield is a good look. Most of you have had an important part in making Garfield an exceptional school where everyone has the opportunity to make a better person of himself. You are pioneering in a successful venture. Congratula- tions! I hope you have a wonderful summer, and that the coming school year is productive for you. Robert N. Rowe, Principal President ' s Message I would like to express my appreciation, personally and in behalf of the much to be commended administration of Mr. Rowe, Mr. McKinney, Mrs. White and the rest of the Faculty. I say this not simply for what we have learned, but for the warmth and personal interest imparted during the school year. With their help the Garfield students have proven to themselves and to the community that young people can take new and different circumstances in stride with maturity and understanding. I urge the graduates and future graduates when they near their life goals to reflect upon the knowledge and wisdom gained at Garfield with pride in the honor and tradition held here. Morgan Stryker STUDENT COUNCIL (Read from left to right) (most extreme left at the top) Margaret Matsui, G.A.M.; Hugh MacArthur, B.A.P.: Pat Cooley, B.A.M.; Gwen Edmonds, Treas- urer; Judy Reimann, G.A.P.; Paul Tittmann, Vice- President; Mark Steidel, Social Secretary; Cornelia Gildersleeve, Secretary; Morgan Stryker President.

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u nn uu. BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA Pull out, pull out, On the long trail — The trail that is always new. — The Long Trail, by Rudyard Kipling Dear Reader: All of us on the Garfield Gleaner Staff hope you enjoy our efforts as much as we enjoyed creating it. We tried to make it what you would want. Our theme is roads. Please drive on from the beginning to the end on our special highway. — The Gleaner Staff TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Off Ramp to Faculty Glade and Student Government Departing Students Ahead 4-20 Activities Turn Out 22-27 Service Areas 28-32 Athletes Crossing 33-40 End Freeway, Sign-up Area 41-48

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Y Read from the left to the right. ROW I: Mr. Roberts, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Marin, Mr. Van Matre, Mr. Blanchard, Mr. Dunkum, Mr. Olsen, Mr. Neilson, Mr. Dean, Mr. Kellis, Mr. Rowe. ROW 2: Mr. Grimes, Mrs. Sher rill, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Prichard, Miss Taylor, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Machek, Miss Peck, Mrs. Willhite, Mr. Wright, Miss Branch. ROW 3: Mr. Brown, Mrs. Arnold, Mr. Satterlee, Mrs. Harvey, Miss Wilder, Mr. Galbraith, Mr. Carlstad, Mrs. Gieber, Miss Davie, Mr. Harris. ROW 4: Mr. Sauers, Mr. Grunseth, Miss Kopf, Mrs. Switzer, Mrs. Bower, Mr. Hempel, Miss Judd, Mrs. Daily, Mrs. Key, Mrs. Curtice, Miss Laurens. ROW 5: Mr. Hawkins, Mr. Rhodes, Mr. Carvalho, Mr. Jewett, Mr. Carlund, Miss Oberholzer, Mrs. Hanlin, Mrs. White, Mrs. Sipe, Miss Zerlang, Mrs. Paine. ROW 6: Miss Marsh, Mrs. Hall, Mr. Pearl, Mrs. Andersen, Miss Collar, Mrs. Beishline, Mrs. Sponseller, Miss Brown, Mrs. Mikel, Miss Long, Miss Acty. ROW 7: Mr. Knight, Mr. Black, Mr. Brown, Miss Nagafuji, Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. Tom, Miss Crossen, Mrs. Troxell, Mr. Gruber, Mrs. Wolpe, Mr. Sayre. ROW 8: Miss Wilson, Mrs. Daniels, Miss Jones, Mr. McPhee, Miss Magnuson, Mrs. Helwig, Mrs. Luke, Mrs. Keller, Mr. McKinney, Mrs. Wilkerson. NOT PRESENT: Mrs. Bales, Mr. Cal- vert, Miss Cannon, Mrs. Glading, Mrs. Goff, Mrs. Hock, Mr. Scott, Mr. Sustaric, Mr. Whiteway. WHICH TEACHER SAYS THIS? (Or Should?) 1. I live underground in a world of sound. 2. Gott sei dank es ist Freitag! 3. O.K. Let ' s see your pass .... merci 4. — b± b 2 — 4AC 2A 5. We ' re losing our liberties to nature. 6. There will always be a test on Thursday if the sun rises. 7. Choose your own color but use pink. Ah, Beethoven! 9. You were supposed to be eating two minutes ago. 10. What is the truth?