Willard Middle School - Target Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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TARGET STAFF Editor-in-chief - Thel ma H ume Associate Editors Natalie Beeson Barbara Bush Virginia Carleton Betty Jane Chubb Adele de Fremery Louise Mackie Barbara Phillips Assistants Paula Bruen Lois Bugbee Heidi De Witt Fillmore Eisenmayer Charles Evans Vincent Evenson Bethyl Hansen Steve Harding Violet Laudel Junior Logan Ruth Martin George Rugg Lowell Smith Mary Stevens Barbara Stone Mary Sutherland Grace Tufts Betty Wallace Art Editor Teruo Iyama Ed Brewer Sue Bruen Robert Gegan Business Staff Margaret Meads Jim Mearns Barbara Mel Ad vi isers Principal Mr. Glessner Pu blication Miss Christy Business Mr. Baxter 32

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POETS ' WORKSHOP Members of the Poets ' Workshop, the Willard Poetry Club, have been doing most interesting work under the sponsorship of Mrs. Shulgin. Al- though it has been a busy semester, we have enjoyed the fellowship that comes in an organization where there are common interests and aspira- tions. Most enjoyable have been our original poem days, our celebrations of special days, our verse writing games, and the compiling of our club ' s book of original verse. The frontispiece for this book of original verse was designed by Paula Joy. The officers are Patty Hardy (president) , Paula Joy (vice-president) , Diana Farnham (secretary), Helen Louise Evans (librarian), Quentin Griffiths (recorder), Ruth Meads (sergeant-at-arms) , Marthel Greves (editor-in-chief), Sylvia Kiosterud (assistant editor). The following are members: Peter Allen, David Alter, Eva Blanchard, Marie Brown, Paula Bruen, Carmen Coy Burr, Janice Cardwell, Bill Cantrell, Happy Coyle, Elinor Crocker, Adrienne De Journette, Mary Anne Delmore, Heidi De Witt, Nancy De Witt, Carolyn Dobbs, John Fairchild, Mary Dozier Finley, Jean Follette, Martha Ford, Kathleen Fox, Margaret Frylink, Jack Gill, Eugene Harter, Janet Hay, Alice Hemmings, Ruth Higginbotham, Marilyn Holmes, Thelma Hume, Mary Kobayashi, James Keilty, Tania La Garde, David Locke, Ann Maslin, Louise Miller, Jane Ellen Newman, Maxine Phillips, Margaret Poston, Billy Proctor, Mary June Schendel, Elynor Schwab, Lorraine Sharp, Sasha Shulgin, Marjorie Silva, Mary Stevens, Anita Turner, Betty Wallace, Janice Wick- line. The Sword (From the Workshop) When the seas roll back on a lifeless land, When the earth is a dying spark, When the nights and days of our life today, Have lengthened into dark, When the world has become a speck of dust And is washed away by the rain, When Time has collected his toll at last, Something will remain: A sword that is sheathed in a million hearts And wrapped in eternal fire, A sword that is life and is truth and is love And happiness and desire. Diana Farnham. 31

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SCOOP STAFF TARGET STAFF EDITORIAL Willard has accomplished much this year. We always have advanced, but there is ever some goal ahead worth attaining. From January 15, 1934, to May 29, 1934, Burbank, Garfield, and Willard placed in the school savings the sum of $1731.95. Willard was in the lead for the amount they banked during that period which was $721.61. Garfield banked $638.96 during the same months, but Garfield led in the average number banking. They had 8 5 depositors against Willard ' s 63. Fellow students, let us all strive during the next year for an average of 50 per cent of Willard ' s enrollment on the banking list. It is the idea of thrift and the habit of regular systematic saving that makes it well worth any effort that may be necessary. We must admit that banking is a beneficial activity in any school program. It ' s the Target ' s hope that we may make it an outstanding one as well in the Willard regime.