Willard Middle School - Target Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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LOW NINE HOROSCOPE Name Noted For Pet Peeve Ambition Fate Marvin Ackers ... his hair messy hair .... barber ..toupee Peter Ambler ... disposition... ..none landlord ..henpecked husband Crestin Bastin ... reptiles all teachers bossy principal. ..pupil (forever) Luvell Benford ...girls... no girls more oirls ..bachelor Barbara Boyce.. ...algebra algebra teachers All A ' s ..A minuses Alice Braxton ... independence dependence . dependents.. ..independence Donald Brown ....stri-i-ke ball players club owner.. . popcorn vender Billie Jean Carter... ...speed slow runners... Berkeley champ. ...Olympic champ Ralph Cross ... F ' s B ' s C ' s .A ' s Camille Cunninqham... ... dates gates Yates late dates Celeste Dean ....slow drags .. .wall flowers... dance team ..exhaustion Barry Eaton.... ... brawn thin men weight lifter ..shoplifter Kiyoshi Endow ... Barbara S bunts N.Y. Giants.. ..pinball player Mary Fitti ng h off .... legs bent pins fashion designer... . darning socks Paul Fitzgibbon ...filibusters interruptions orator ...laryngitis Sanda Fleischer her eyes dark glasses. men . mice Don Furuzawa ... much little... lots ..real estate James Greenwood ... powerhouse being kidded repartee.. afterthoughts Robert Harris ....his laugh giggles ..... circus clown.. .. roustabout Clinton Hilliard ... No, no Yes, yes no man.. yes man Sonja Hoff ... horses. mules ranch owner ranch cook Patricia Holland.. .... modern dances. weak leads criminologist ..weak clues Joanne Holmes ....efficiency ...carelessness... perfectionist. ..daredevil Carol Ivey ... bangs ...noises librarian H-bomb tester Tanva Johnson ... attitude ... altitude deep-sea diver ..airline hostess Adam Joseph.... ....something anything . ... nothing.. ..everything Sandy Kaya. ...trumpet getting up early getting up late reveille player Elma Lervold smile . . no style .. model antique collector Richard Mclntire ....subtlety... Milton Berle critic ..comedian Fred Nakamura ... popularity... back slaps Mr. America ..Mr. 29th St. Donna Jean Parker .. hair baseball.. beautician ..bat girl Robin Rich ... kicking hopping skipping ..slipping Sandy Robertson. . mischief B. of E. (5 ply) radio announcer.. .. microphone tester Julie Sanchez quietness noisy people abstract a rtist doodler Dorothy Schafer . skatinq . snills ice show ..roller derby Ruth Simmons ... eating school.. gum tester ..truant officer Jerry Slagle. bookroom . basements.. : mezzanine ..attic Myron Smith ...Adam ' s apple prunes peach nrower ..cherry picker Frances Standberry .... hairdo ..downpours upsweeps ..sweeping up Lawrence Stewart ... deep thought.. . mind readers the thinker ..sore chin James Stewart... ... flirting cold shoulder Dean Martin ...Jerry Lewis James Takefuji a Igebra No X ' s Einstein ..no stein Allen Thomas citizenship laws public enemy No. 1 ..policeman Grove Thomas ... corn humorless teachers comedian ..hermit Karen Trice ... homework work at home work ..home Mitsuki Tsuchida . ah-shaddup people who won ' t circus barker.... ..librarian Myrtle Turner... ... gossip book worms society editor.... ..census taker Louise Willis ... home runs fast pitchers dodgers ..wheaties advertiser Rosialeigh Wilson ...sports umps Olympic star.... .. nurse maid Gary Wood ...acting miserly spendthrifts millionaire ..mister 880 Linda Wood ....clothes small closets fashion model .. burlesque queen Howard Yamamoto ...sleepy eyes sleeping pills somnambulist ..nightmares Gary Yates ....Adonis... smart girls 2nd Rudolph Valentino.. .. Karloff ' s stand-in Fukuyo Yoshimo ...piano playing pianists concert pianist ..piano tuner

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TARGET STAFF SCIENCE-HOBBY CLUB Editorial Barbara Clement, Mike Mahoney, Eliza- l beth Gibbons, Peter Ambler, Robin Rich i Richard Jarrett Business and Sales Promotion ' Ruth Kosakura | Myron Smith Grove Thomas i Robert Hofmann, Bill Marsh, Photograohic T c i • j l 1 lorn hngelsmg, and members I of the Camera Club Art Donna Baird, Louise Phillips, Jeanne Reiche Scholarship Society Barbara Doyle Student Association Nancy Page Student Control Don Wonder Court Robert Fudge Music Boys ' Glee Club Bruce Rogers Girls ' Glee Club Alice Taylor Band Bill Stricklin Orchestra Carolyn Austin Sports Girls Nancy Hickox Boys Sandy Kaya Activities Girls ' League Caroline Haven Block W Judy Kinsell, Richard Jarrett Rally Committee Howard Young Junior Red Cross Susan Singer Tvninn 1 Judy Kinsell, Barbara Littlejohn, Pat Bill- ington, Marie Sanchez, DorisTrufant ART CLUB The Art Club, made up of students interested in art, meets fourth period on Tuesdays. The club has done service work for the Red Cross. Some of the things are as follows: 375 greeting cards, posters, 60 posters for Christmas, 50 posters for Easter, an International project, the decorations for the March faculty meeting, the graduation decora- tions, and assistance in making the Target. The Art Club has done a wonderful job this year. It will do even better in the coming years. FRIENDS OVERSEAS The Friends Overseas Club was formed in the early part of this year. The officers are Bobbie Lee Preddy, Penelope Wolf and Helen Tahefuji. The purpose of the club is to encourage correspondence with boys and girls of other countries. Membership to date is 35. Membership is restricted to H-7, L-8, and H-8 students. The Science-Hobby Club was organized at Willard this year to encourage students to develop worth- while hobbies. The meetings have been devoted to sharing hob- bies with one another. In the future, it is planned to have an annual hobby show. JUNIOR RED CROSS The Willard Junior Red Cross has had a very suc- cessful year. It started out last summer by sending Roger Miller as a delegate to the Junior Red Cross Summer Training Camp. He has served very effec- tively as president during the past year. Roger was also elected to the presidency of the Berkeley-Albany Junior Red Cross Council. In the fall Willard carried out the following proj- ects: 225 Christmas toys were collected for Berkeley ' s needy children; 203 Christmas gift boxes were col- lected for shipment overseas; 375 Christmas cards and 60 Christmas posters were made by the art classes for the Veterans ' Hospital at Oak Knoll; 40 articles were made in the sewing classes for the Red Cross. Bob Hoffman and Barbara Clement collabor- ated on an article to be sent in to the JRC Journal (the article describes our Christmas poster project). Mrs. Kellogg ' s and Miss Bonney ' s Glee Clubs partici- pated in the International Music project. In the spring semester the H-7 Science classes carrired out a rat-feeding experiment for the purpose of studying nutrition. The Science classes also took part in the Junior Red Cross Blood program. The Art classes made 50 posters for Oak Knoll ' s Easter Ob- servance. They also participated in the International Art Project, decorated tin cans for flower vases, and made posters for Flower Day. Willard collected $52.42 to be donated to the Junior Red Cross. We had a Flower Day in which we collected flowers for the Veterans ' Hospital. We collected pocket books. The sewing classes made dresses, layettes and stuffed toys. The following people served as our Junior Red Cross Council at Willard: Roger Miller, Bill Dillon, Sharon Chan, May Hessing, and Susan Singer. These people have spent many hours in planning and help- ing to successfully carry out the many projects at Willard. Our thanks to all students and teachers who helped with the Junior Red Cross program. 13