Willard Middle School - Target Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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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.

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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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WILLARD SCOOP The Scoop had its inception in the twofold desire to increase school spirit and also to receive some training in simple journalism. The group of students that was so minded belongs to the High Nine Class. They found ready indorsement from Principal Glessner, and immediately other assistance was enlisted. The staff of the Willard Scoop is composed of busy students who have given generously of their time and in return have received valuable experience which in several ways they may turn to good account in the future. The Scoop has been issued as a biweekly. Its content as compared with other junior high school publications is high. The mechanical work has been as good as the school equipment has made possible. The prin- cipal line of news featured has been information concerning the activ- ities of Willard, which has been a real contribution to parents and patrons as well as to the students of the school. The staff has not been unmindful that humor is the balance wheel of life . Wholesome inspiration also has been furnished by giving occasionally some worthwhile information concerning former students of Willard. Staff Principal Adviser Mr. Glessner Miss Bessie Mayne Editors Louis Bennett Betty Berryhill Gurney Breckenfeld Bill Dundon Frank Gray Reporters Edward Adams Peter Allen Betsy Blanckenburg Felicie Hammons Maryeve Spicer Patsy Stava Typists Barbara Mel Janice Wickline Stenciler Errol Hatfield 34