Willard Middle School - Target Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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WILLARD OR CHESTRA The Willard Orchestra has a membership of seventy-eight this season and is doing excellent work. They played the evening of April twenty- sixth, in a program given especially for the parents and friends of Wil- lard heralding the Spring Day Festivities of the twenty-seventh, when they contributed generously to the success of the Spring Day Pageant. May sixteenth they played for the Mother ' s Day Concert given at the Elks Club, and in concluding the term ' s work they gave several numbers on the Graduation Program. Orchestra Members Mr. Salisbury (Director) Dawn Ginchardt Muriel Porter Joe Ambrose Douglas Gould Albert Queen Robert Armstrong Glada Gould Jane Raeish David Ayers Charles Gray Dorothy Rasmussen Ian Ball Frank Gray Walter Rawn Anne Beck Ann Hall Rosemary Raybourne Joe Bennett Sherman Hay Elwood Rendahl Louis Bennett Doris Hayashi Jerome Richardson Roy Bradshaw Gladys Hirsch Elizabeth Rose Natalie Beeson Wilfred Hodgkins Jean Scholey Clarice Behm Gene Hotrsratt Svlvia Scott Mary Bennett Callie Home John Shea Cornelia Bingham Galan Irons John Shepperd Robert Bower Herman Iventosch David Shivell Herbert Bull Jane Klemgard Bill Shuey Eleanor Call Violet Laudel Lowell Smith Virginia Carleton Jimmy Lee Christine Snyder Bill Cross James Leppard Doris Sparks Marian Doran Reva Jean Logan Barbara Swartz Patsy Doyle Polly Love Mary Wise George Dyke Nan Massey Oliver Turpen Emegene Ehorn Virginia Miller Betty Thompson Peggy Lee Erdman Lloyd Minear Alta Todd John Fairchild Helen Murphy Donald Wrinkle Vivian Fleury Robert Muir Betty Wylie Bill Gester Doras Peterson Bertram Zalkind Bill Pomeroy 29

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WILLARD BAND The Band has done splendid work this term and the spirit of coopera- tion has been excellent. Working under very trying conditions this large group of sixty-nine members made a name for itself when it played for a mass meeting at the Berkeley High School and especially for the fine performance at the May Musical Festival. We are very proud of the Band and sincerely hope to have better working conditions next term. Band Members Mr. Schott (Director) Eugene Harter Russell Pearce T A 1 Joe Ambrose Glenn Harter Dick Pedder David Ayers 1 J T T 1 1 Gerald Helrich Herbert Phillips Louis Bennett Alan Hiester Harry Regina Laddie Bent Wilfred Hodgkin Wallace Reid Robert Bower Army Hunter T T 1 J Jerome Richardson Herbert Brown 1 It Gaylord Irons T 1 C 1 John Salter Kenneth Brown Herman Iventosch Alfred Schmidt Herbert Bull Robert Johnson Don Scott Warren Carleton Leonard Keyes Bob Seymour rred dirtord Alton Kinney Cednc Sheerer Howard Coleston T T 1 James Leppard T 1 1 John Shepard Bill Cross Bill Lester David Shivell Thornton Davis Walter Lester William Shuey George Dyke Junior Logan Henry Sims Jack Eldridge Pete Lowe Lowell Smith Clifford Elwood Charles Marois Christine Snyder Don Erway Dorothy Marois Russell Turpen John Fairchild George McDonald Anna Van Buskirk Peter Farmer Bill McMillan Don Wrinkle Anderson Fields Frank Morris Harold Wolf Shubert Glass Bob Muir Bertram Zalkind Douglas Gould Bill Noel Frank Gray Jack O ' Connor 28

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String Quartette The Willard String Quartette has enrolled Peggy Lee Erdman, Dawn Ginchardt, Sherman Hay, and John Shea. They played at our Citizen- ship Party, at Odd Fellows ' Hall, and wherever a call has come. Cello Quartette The Cello Quartette has a membership including Mr. Salisbury, Mary Bennett, Sherman Hay, and Oliver Turpen. Thev were heard on the Ex- change Club Program of April twenty-fourth and at the Masonic Temple on May eighth. They have contributed generously to the pleasure of many this season. Dance Orchestra The Willard Dance Orchestra is our newest musical organization, sponsored and directed by Mr. Salisbury. They played for the physical education demonstration on Spring Day and they play regularly for our Friday Dances. The members are Joe Ambrose, Louis Bennett, Virginia Carleton, Pete Lowe, Anita Magneson, Lloyd Minear, Jerome Richard- son, John Shea, Bill Shuey, Harold Wolf, and Bertram Zalkind. It ' s every Friday afternoon from three-thirty to four-thirty that we have the dances. Since the gymnasium has been condemned, we have been holding them in the cafeteria, which has served the purpose very well. They provide a happy conclusion to the week ' s schedule of events and add a great deal to the social activity of Willard. The admission is five cents. This money has financed the school emblems, the shuffleboard sets, and some of the Target cuts. Willard Girl Reserves The Low Eighth Girl Reserve Club, Las Amigas, meets every Tues- day in the cement cottage at the close of the ninth period. The members are Betty Jane Chubb (president), Betty Eames (vice-president), Mar- garet Doane (se cretary), Sylvia Scott (treasurer), Marthel Greves and Sue Richardson (song leaders), Mary McManus (inter-club council rep- resentative) , Barbara Bush, Barbara Germain, Peggy Irwin, Bethene Mor- ton, Kay Pearce, Betty Rose, Betty Thompson, and Patsy Whitby. Our sponsor is Mrs. Allen. This term we have had a skating party at Rollerland, a supper-hike at John Garber Park, a swimming party, and a party for some of the younger clubs. Some of the girls have been interested in the crafts, dramatics, and dancing at the Y. W. C. A. on Saturday mornings. On June first there was a Recognition Service at the Y. M. C. A., when some of the girls were Recognized , and others received pins. 30