Willard Middle School - Target Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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HOROSCOPE NAME NOTED FOR PET PEEVE AMBITION FATE Polly McCandless .... acting sweet sourness ..beautician ....cave woman Jean McCarter dancing boys that can t aance. ..professional dancer ....bubble dancer Esterlyn McElvane ....friendliness rudeness... missionary burlesque dancer Gail McGinty ....curly straight hair ..never a permanent.... .wig Arnold McKinney ....ball player bench ..first string peanut vender Beverly McKinney ....long finger nails clippers ..clear polish... false nails Bill Michelbook shoes tennis shoes Shinola salesman sneakers Geoffry Millward ....bravery chickens fearless Jeff nervous breakdown Dora Molina ....Spanish singing singing alto ..night club singing. singing commercials Nip Montgomery .... tuffie citizens. ..bigger tuffie . flatfoot Tuck Montgomery .....being nice snobs ..friendly type. ....grouchy old maid June Morita ....cute smile tall boys. ...cuter smile sadsack Jim Morris... ....girls unfriendly girls .more girls monk Ruth Ann Morris .....Arizona accent drawl. - California accent... New York Frank Morse ....brains A — in French more brains concussion Charles Munn ....all star referees ..All American usher Jerry Muse height short people ..taller stubby Pat Muse ....Steve lonely nights . Steve ' s graduation car traffic ticket Fujiko Nakano ....fine shape fat people finer shape fat lady George Norcia ....baseball softball. ..professional baseball.. handball Les Orrett . ....initialed jacket.. no lovers booking agent no jacket Marilyn Page... ..walk wigglers . stewardess... hula dancer Wally Peters ....doing nothing work hobo cop Roger Peterson Shakespearean actor directors.... . California historian gag writer Rosemary Pigford . ..talking no listeners public speaker sign language Lois Pratt .....movie fan short subjects.. movie star farmer ' s wife Arlene Preston slowness How old are you? . out-of-doors type turtle racer Tom Prosser jokes.. corny jokes joke writer nursery rhyme writer John Reiche .....shutter bug no film radio ham.. no mustard Bob Reynolds lady ' s man.. going steady Charles Boyer II woman hater Janet Richards ....ice skating... dull blades Ice Follies... Roller Derby Joyce Richardson . citizenship non-talkers circus barker undertaker Jane Robinson violin squeaking high notes organ grinder Sylvia Ruscitti ....voice hay fever . opera sore throat Mary Jean Samuels... ....high pitched voice basses high C voice voice teacher Rebecca Sanchez ....basketball short skirts nurse horse doctor Mike Sanford car walkina driver ' s license tricycle Linda Schmidt ... .Bosco chocolate syrup chocolate milk more Bosco powdered milk Maggie Segura ....boys competition more appeal ? Bonnie Shamp cute figure calories. beauty prize dog catcher Pat Shelley ....hot rods bicycle new car feet Maurine Simoneau long hair short hair styles Veronica Lake Gravel Gertie Dick Slagle light hair red hair blonde hairy ape Nancy Snow ....compositions her brother modern Shakespeare crossword puzzles Erika Sonnenschien.... ....demure look week end assignments dates baby sitting Joan Speese ....Momo interferring girls more Momo no Mo Norman Stevens . ..big joker dead pans clown peanut vendor Virginia Stumpff ... advertising president advertising secretary school president school janitor Catherine Syversen... ....horse lover mules ranch owner stable cleaner Margaret Syversen.... ....cello violin concert cellist juke box operator Bennie Thibadeaux.... ....jacket sweaters jacket maker strait jacket Celine Thomas ....bandanas foggy weather sunshine bobby pins Greg Thomas ... metal shop Student Control flute player string bass Sigrid Thomsen ....tardiness detention early bird gets the worm Richard Tocher .... Next case smart lawyers ..Supreme Court Justice jailbird Helen Varney ....stem judge innocent people ..Chief Justice jail matron Sally Vaughn .... Johnny less John John Jr no John Bill Vaughn .. .track star disqualification . world ' s record sawdust man John Wagner ... show off no spectators ..bigger show off ....inferiority complex Bill Wakida ....speeding cops ..dirt track racer... no engine Jane Weaver ....Canasta bad hand ..professional Canasta Dlayer... . no cards Barbara Welch.... .art awards booby prize ..material designer .. house painter Joyce Whittemore .... Brain stupid people ..being smarter ...kindergarten teacher Dale Williams ...meat worker dull knives .butcher no fingers Iola Williams ....singing low notes ..opera singer ...horse opera Nick Williams ...hair crew cut ..Hollywood braids Tony Williams. .. ....low pants suspenders ..lower pants ..pedal pushers Emma Willis ....relay team receiving baton . track star dropping baton Charles Wilson ....slick hair do fuzzy ..gambler . court judge Dick Winfrey ...trains no electricity ..complete layout ...short circuit Charles Young .... The Shape ..mechanic ....tinker toys 9

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RALLY COMMITTEE This year the Rally Committee has been very successful. We sold tickets for a P.-T.A. benefit movie at the beginning of the se- mester. We had an after-school dance, and a night dance which were both very success- ful. All the members of the Rally Committee have enjoyed this year ' s activities, and we want to thank Mr. Allison for all his help, and also the rest of the faculty members for their help. BOB HANSCOM GIRLS ' LEAGUE The Girls ' League activities this semester have been pleasant and very successful. The Senior Committee and Girls League Council cooperated with the officers and have given them their loyal support. The Big Sister Party, February 10, 1950, created a friendly atmosphere among the new girls. The program featured a few of the best acts from the Variety Show and the refreshments were enjoyed by all. The Bunny Ball, our night dance, which was given on March 31, 1950, was a lot of fun. The bids and decorations, which were made and arranged by Gail McGinty, Fujiko Nakano, and their committees, were clever and quite attractive. There have been two afternoon and a number of noon dances that have been well attended. The noon dances we consider to be a weekly must for the Girls ' League next year. All in all the officers of the Girls ' League feel they have had a fine time and appre- ciate the support given by the Senior Com- mittee and Girls ' League Council and es- pecially the guidance through the semester given by Mrs. Conrad. SALLY VAUGHN, President JANE WEAVER, Vice-President MARILYN PAGE, Secretary SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY One of the greatest privileges at Willard is to belong to the Scholarship Society. Every year awards are given for scholarship. Stu- dents with grade points from 2.00 to 2.45 receive a certificate for good scholarship and students with grade points from 2.50 to 3.00 are given certificates for superior scholarship. Also a button is given with every certificate, the number of stars on each button denoting how many times one has received a certificate. Gold W ' s are the highest award for scholarship. If you stay on the Superior Honor Roll through the Low 9, you receive a Gold W and if you maintain this superior sttanding in the High 9 you keep the pin. In this year ' s graduating class twelve Gold W ' s were awarded. This year a new award has been added. Special Privilege Passes were awarded to students in the Low and High 9 who had always been on the Superior Honor Roll. This pass entitles one to go to the library without a pass, to go to locker from a class, leave advisor to see another teacher with a pass, leave room on the first bell. Thirty cards were awarded this year. Banners are also awarded to the advisory in each grade with the highest percentage of students on the honor roll. The membership of the Society this year is 144 and there is certainly room for more. MARGO DENNES iii Bfi i n m ill ■ 1 I I