Willard Middle School - Target Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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STUDENT COUNCIL The student council members are the student body president, vice-president, sec- retary, student commissioners, advisory rep- resentatives, and the faculty advisor. The student council discusses and handles all business concerning the student body. The President presides over all the meetings. Mr. McClellan is our faculty advisor. We had members from Pleasant Hills visit us to see how our council meetings are run. We started the idea of having petitions to nom- inate the student body officers. We hope this continues next term. MARY JANE LITTLEJOHN STUDENT CONTROL The Student Control has had a very suc- cessful term this past year. Twenty-five mem- bers participated in the Junior Traffic Review held in May. Some of the privileges we received for our services were to attend some of the baseball and hockey games. To be a member of the Student Control a pupil must pass these qualifications: 1. Must be in the Eighth Grade. 2. Must be on the citizenship Honor Roll. 3. Must be dependable. 4. Must be able to carry on school work while on Student Control. With the supervision of Mr. Burke and the cooperation of Mr. McClellan I am sure that the Student Control will have successful terms in the years to come. GEORGE BURR Chief of Police WILLARD COURT The Judicial Powers of our school govern- ment are vested in a Student Court. This court is divided into two sections, each meet- ing on alternate weeks. The first section in- cludes judges Don La Barthe and Richard Tocher. Serving on the second group are Diane Coxhead and Helen Varney. The offenders appearing before the court have violated Student Control, bicycle yard, or Berkeley Traffic rules. Besides the above mentioned judges, there are other court offi- cers. The Bailiff is George Burr. Desk Clerks are Marilyn Page and Maurine Simoneau. The Detention Clerks are Stephanie Await and Jacquelynne Pickier and serving as Ser- geants of the Court are Sally Vaughn, Margo Dennes and Fay Campbell. The four Judges also serve as Berkeley Bicycle Court Judges at the Saturday s essions. RICHARD TOCHER 3

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PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE With this issue of The Target another good semester at Willard passes into history. Willard pupils have maintained the usual high standards in scholarship, citizenship, and school activities. In art, sports, music, service, spelling, English and history our students have given a good account of themselves in competition with others. Student Association affairs have been well managed, under a group of capable leaders. To all of you, best of luck! h. n. McClellan With thanks to the efforts of the students and the faculty backing of the different activities, this term has been very successful. The low seven initiation was carried out with great suc- cess. Nominations for the Student Body Officers by petitions were started, and we would like to see them continued with success in the following terms. Students from a neighboring town visited one of our Council meetings and got ideas on how it functions, hoping to start a similar student council. I have enjoyed being President this term very much. My many thanks go to all the committees of the Student Government who have worked and cooperated together successfully this term. I especially wish to thank the other Student Body Officers and Commissioners for their fine work. On behalf of the graduates, I would like to express our sincere gratitude and appreciation to Mr. Rhodes, Mr. McClellan, and the other faculty members for working so patiently and understandingly with us during our three years at Willard. jean McCarter THE FACULTY SAYS: Mr. McClellan: That ' s enough of that. Mrs. Abbott: What ' s this world coming to. Mr. Allison: You know you have four checks. Mr. Babcock: Hi there! Mr. Berry: Check out first. Mr. Bliss: Now my good people ... Miss Blumert: Let ' s have one moment of silence. Miss Bonney: That missing alto section. Mr. Burke: You better get up earlier. Mr. Caldwell: Could I have that again? Mrs. Carr: What is it you wanted? Mrs. Conrad: Your between a ' D ' and a ’F. ' Mr. Cralle: See me after school. Miss Daniel: Write it on the board. Miss Dart: Now boys and girls. Mr. Dell ' Ergo: Talk in a low whisper. Mrs. Dunkum: Don ' t write me volumes. Mr. Gaylord: My class knows the rules. Miss Holton: Now you girls in glee club. Mrs. Ivelsky: Do your own work. Mrs. Kellogg: This isn ' t my graduation you know. Mrs. Malmsten: Get anchored. Mrs. Neff: That is one hundred checks. Mrs. Nelson: Where ' s your excuse? Mr. Rhodes: Let ' s settle down, now. Mrs. Sidebotham: Sign your name before you leave. Mr. Sitkin: Today is composition day. Mrs. Stockfisch: Put that candy away. Mrs. Terry: Didn ' t you read the bulletin board downstairs? ' Miss Vaissade: Your assignment was on the board. Mrs. Watkins: Now, let ' s be good. 2

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Burton Anderson Shirley Anthony Stephanie Await Jimmy Barrio Sue Bermel Beverly Bishop Beth Blackie Duard Blowers Bill Bosak Murphy Bowser John Boyd Cassie Bridges George Burr Frances Burton Nancy Casebolt Patsy Clark Athena Condos Ethel Connor Richard Cox Diane Coxhead Katie Cumby Ruthie Dean Margo Dennes Richard Devries Ronnie Dodson Marcia Dudley Jessie East Billy Edwards Janet Ellsworth Stephen Evans Elrogers Ferguson Larry Fites Mike Freeman Aileen Frenz Gloria Gapasin Pete Garcia GRADUATES 4