Willard Middle School - Target Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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G R D IT A T E Pat Stripp John Stroud Frances Stubbe Marjory Sutcliffe Elbert Swenson Sachie Takahashi Virginia Thompson Richard Thornbury Harold Tibbs Elmer Tolley Nagao Tomita Bob Trolson Paul Trometter Elisabeth Trumpler Chester Turner Russell Turpen Andre Tweedt Anna Valentiner Alice Valenzano Donald Vance Virginia Veirs Wallace Walker Louise Warwick Thomas Weir Eugene Weisend Janet Weldon Lois Weston Margaret Whelan Edward White Dorothy Will Lorraine Williamson Narcisa Williamson Betty Wilson Imogene Wilson Dorothy Wolfe Howard Wolfe Nan Woodworth Clifford Wright Alfred Wuori Mona Young M c lis o r i a in As we pass along the highway of life, we meet men and women of all types. In this procession there appear here and there individuals who leave a vivid impression on our minds and who exert a lasting influence on our characters. It has been our good fortune here at Willard to be associated for a number of years with Mr. Richardson whose unblemished character has left a deep impression on our mem- cries. His personality, his unswerving loyalty, his high ideals and sympathetic under- standing will ever remain vivid in our minds. To Willard boys and girls he was always Richie, so to Richie the man with the big heart, the bright smiling eyes, the warm handclasp — to Richie the understanding friend, to Richie the true sportsman who played his game on the battlefield of life with chin up and love in his heart for all men, to our own Richie we pay affectionate tribute. 7

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Anne Maslin Beth Mayhall John Maynard Camilla McCan Louise McCann Claude McEntyre Wallace McKague Marjorie McKay Robert McKenzie Berry McKinney Robert McMahon Ruth Meads Ted Merrill Loretta Michelbook Louise Miller Ryo Mishima Conon Molody George Montier Darrach Murchison Tilbur Myers Shigero Xaka Dan Xaughton Jane Newman Dorothy Xoxon Susumu Ota Patricia Packard Tilbur Parkinson Henrv Paulsen Johnie Pearson Laura Pedersen Bernard Peters Doris Petersen Margaret Poston Betty Prentiss Richard Randall Dorothy Rasmussen Hugh Reiger Dorothy Richardson Jean Romie Kathryn Rushforth Edward Rutledge Toshiko Sagimori Minoru Sano Helen Schauppner Betre Schmidt Barbara Schwartz Lillian Scott Loxley Scott Marjorie Scott Lester Scully Harwood Sharp Lorraine Sharp David Sherwin Marjorie Silva Billie Jean Simpson June Simpson Mortimer Smith Patsy Snook Doris Sparks Gilbert Steigman Ann Stevenson David Stewart Grace Stovner fS C% fS O. © T E en J m v W+ZA .- ' j - i car ■ -lb- : V 1 - 6

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ADMIIIISfRATlUC Student Control The Student Control was first started at the old McKinley School, and it was the first organization of its kind in our county and probably in our state. The system had a court with student judges. This was given up, however, a little before McKinley was con- solidated with Willard. Today, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Green, the Student Control has a staff of over one hundred pupils with a chief and several ranking officers. This semester the Student Control has taken over the nurse ' s room and rest quarters. Every period some officer is stationed there to assist in keeping order. Then, too, the officers maintain order in the halls and school yard. Mr. Glessner re- marked that he has noticed as he walks through the hall general good order, and he is proud of the organization. Officers: Charles Apgar, Meta Baird, Ava Jean Barber, Helen Barker, Betty Baxter, Duane Beeson, Orva Blaine, Edith Borman, Roy Bradshaw (captain), Margaret Buckley, Alice Carrell, Naylor Cole, Edward Coulon, Elinor Crocker, Thornton Davis (lieutenant), Eleanora Dawson, Armando De Mingo, Melba De Mingo, Patricia Doyle, Boardman Drobish, Dick Duhring, Lorraine Ehle, Robert Ellis, Jean Erickson, Pete Farmer, Mary Dozier Finley, Jean Follette, Melvin Gailon, James Gerlacher, Edward Oilman, Glada Gould (sergeant), Charles Gray (sergeant), Jack Greig (sergeant), Holly Hammond, Patty Hardy, Ursula Haven, Janet Hay, Lois Hiester, Betty Henderson, Hisashi Higashi, Betsy Hoffman, Callie Home (captain), Mona Janney, Rodney Jenks, Eileen Kenyon, Kathleen Kreitler, Glynn Lee, Patsy Linde, Polly Love, Walter Lucas, Glen Lux, Malcolm Magruder, Kenneth McLaughlin, Ruth Meads, Audrey Monahan, Gregory Moon, Arthur Morgan, Polly Morgan, Donald Monday, Merritt Neale, Jack O ' Conner, Walter Paroni, James Pepper, Fern Pruden, Bob Ready (lieutenant), Richard Reinhardt, Donald Remig, Fred Rohde, Edmund Richard, Erna Roth (secretary), Toshiko Sagimori (sergeant), Helen Schauppner, Loxley Scott, Lester Scully (chief), Kenneth Slater, Philip Smith, Doris Sparks, Arch Sparrowe, Ann Stevenson, Pat Stripp, Bernice Stutt, Toshie Tanabe, Bob Trolson, Elisabeth Trumpler, Mary Van Heusen, Gordon Veaco, Louise Warwick, Bill Weik, Thomas Weir, Margaret Whelan, Dorothy Wilson, Imogene Wilson, Don Wood, Eleanor Jean Wood, Georgena Wood, Nan Woodworth. Student Control Court The court staff, as usual, is a group of most efficient Willard citizens, who devote much of their time, which might be used for study or play, toward the betterment of the Willard School. The judges, Mrs. Ivelsky and Mr. Harrison, preside alternately. It is felt that the court has reduced Willard ' s number of constant offenders considerably, and the Willard School is lucky to have such a fine organization. Chief Clerk Wilbur Parkinson was supported by the following staff: Armando De Mingo, Neil Fal- coner, Eugene Kauffman, William McDonald, Conon Molody, Arthur Morgan, Minoru Sano, Loxley Scott, David Stewart, Gerald Whipple, and Eleanor Jean Wood. Junior Traffic Police Willard School can boast that not one pupil has been killed or injured while under the direction of this group of boys. They are doing the school a service that will long be re- membered. Officer Fraser of the Berkeley Police Department was the originator of the Junior Traffic. We are informed that cities all over America and even in some foreign countries have adopted this system of protecting their children. The Willard Junior Police have weekly drills and are a fine marching unit. They are boys who are ready and anxious to serve their school. Traffic police: Jim Arbios, Bill Armstrong, Tony Arrieta, Ed August, Bruce Baker, Ian Ball, Junior Bloodgood, Glen Butler, Bud Crandall, Armando De Mingo, Bill Gracey, Rodney Jenks, Leland Moore, Domonic Marcellino, Alan McGregor, Wilbur Parkinson, Douglas Peasley, James Pepper, John Richardson, Elmer Richberger, Bill Robinson, Ernie Schauppner, Preston Spurrier, Cyril Taylor, Jack Teagarden, Robert Trumpler, Bill Wadge, Eugene Warren, Don Wellington, Stanley Willett. 8