Alameda High School - Acorn Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1965 volume:

PUBLISHED BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS ALAMEDA HIGH SCHOOL ALAMEDA, CALIFORNIA Time present and time past Are both perhaps in time future, And time future contained in time past. T. S. Eliot from “Burnt Norton” Cable of Contents dvabadetration ‘5 ee las � iy - “Classes . er vere _ Organizations. . — ; = + a Fite 3 Pacer Ser 5 Advertisements . .... . 196 . Alas poor Yorick ... “That’s no way to act like a tree.” Dedication A man who has a profound effect upon the history of Alameda High School — its past, present, and future — is Mr. Lloyd Sisler. Since the theme of the 1965 Acorn concerns time — past, present, and future — it is fitting that the yearbook should be dedicated to our noted drama instructor. Each year Mr. Sisler produces and directs the Senior Play, the Christmas Pageant, and the All- School Play — (The last two are innovations which he brought to AHS). The advanced drama classes annually entertain the students at assemblies. Besides being in charge of the Dramatics Department, Mr. Sisler is also a capable pianist and vocalist. Mr. Sisler was born in Fresno, California, and he is a graduate of Fresno State College. He re- ceived his Master of Speech Arts Degree from the University of Southern California. He has taught drama at Alameda High School over a period of twenty-three years — from 1939 to 1946, and from 1949 to the present time. In the three-year interval he was a drama director of the Opera Workshop at San Francisco City College, but fortunately he returned to our faculty. Throughout his career as a teacher, Mr. Sisler has been widely praised for his ability to transmit his talents to his students. He has a respect for Alameda High School, its students, its faculty and its traditions. Successful actors and actresses who were at one time under Mr. Sisler’s direction include: Bill Schacht, Rick Besoyan, Phyllis Winger, and Tom Rosqui. There are numerous former pupils of Mr. Sisler’s who return to Alameda High to see the man whom they have grown to respect and admire so very much. The 1965 Acorn Staff, in behalf of the student body, is extremely proud to dedicate this yearbook to so able and respected an individual, Mr. Lloyd Sisler. GEO. C. THOMPSON Principal of Alameda High School, 1911 RALPH W. CIOFFI Principal of Alameda High School, 1965 Administration — . Cioffi, busy at his desk. Without the able assistance of Mr. Cioffi, Dr. Snell, Mrs. Hoeksema, and Mr. Conner, the school would not be the same. This past fall, Alameda High received, with open arms, its new principal, Mr. Ralph Cioffi. The office of principal has many responsibilities; among these are attending meetings concerning the school, making an- nouncements at noon, and advising the bodies of the school on its decisions. The administration was without Mr. Cioffi for a four-month period due to his illness. During Mr. Cioffi’s absence, Dr. Snell had the added responsibility of being acting principal. He has the task of scheduling each student into his classes; he also sets up the school calendar. These tasks, along with checking the eligibility of student body candidates, are just a few of the responsibilities of Dr. Snell. If you read the Alameda Times Star, you have no doubt seen articles written by A.H.S. students. But, did you know that any article that goes into the paper is first checked by Mrs. Hoeksema? Besides this, she is also faculty advisor to the Girls’ Association, Women’s Board of Control, and the Courtesy Board. Despite these responsibilities, she always has time for a friend. This year, Mr. Conner took the newly-created office of Dean of Students. As “‘Dean’’, he not only handles the disciplinary problems, but he also advises the Men’‘s Board of Control, the Assembly Planning Committee, and the Ad Board. He also runs the student body elections and helps the officers plan the meetings. Mr. Cioffi and his three top aids run a tight ship and are always there to advise you. This year has been a most memorable experience in my more than thirty years of teaching for | have come to know the strong sense of friendship that has been traditionally associated with Alameda High School. The sparkling, sharp, buoyant, and creative students of today, backed by their fine dedicated teachers, assure us that the future of our community — and nation — will be left in strong hands. | have great faith in the ability of our youth to weigh the contributions of the past in the light of the present needs and come up with sensible solutions to future problems. May | offer my congratulations to all members of the 1965 Acorn staff for an outstanding publication and thank each person for his many hours of hard work. A special word of appreciation is due Paul Lacer and Deanna Demel, editor and copy editor, respec- tively; Jane Oliver, business manager; and Miss Judith Bristow and Miss Madge Holland, faculty advisor and business manager. Ralph W. Cioffi Principal “Che Caplam Mr. Cioffi—in a rare moment of inactivity. DR. JAMES SNELL MRS. HELEN HOEKSEMA MR. BARRY CONNER Vice Principal Vice Principal Dean of Students ud Che Crew” � S ADMINISTRATION: left to right—Mr. Cioffi, principal; Dr. Snell, vice principal; Mr. Conner, dean of students; Mrs. Hoeksema, vice principal; Mr. Bartley, head counselor. Chey Help Us DR. DONALD RODERICK Superintendent of Schools MR. CHARLES BRISCOE MR. HAROLD EIFERT Assistant Superintendent Assistant Superintendent Responsibility for decisions regarding the Alameda Unified School District lies with Dr. Donald Roderick, superintendent of schools, and the Alameda Board of Education Dr. Roderick, who has served as superintendent since 1952, formerly taught English and social sciences at Alameda High. He has also been a part-time professor of education at San Francisco State and a lecturer at Stanford University As chief administrator, he presides over fhe Board of Education, which is responsible for adoption of curriculum improvements and changes, budget policies, and hiring practices in the school system He also acts as principal public spokesman for the district and board He is assisted by Mr. Harold Eifert and Mr. Charles Briscoe, assistant superintendents Alameda is one of two California communities which possess an appointed Board of Education Nominated by the mayor and appointed by the City Council for five-year terms, members may serve on the five-man board for an indefinite number of terms The board’s monthly meetings are open to the public. MR. J. H. MOFFITT MR. JACK LUBBOCK MR. DEAN RAMSDEN MR. FRANK WEEDEN Ju Our Need Counselors play a very important role at Alameda High School. They advise the students of three fresh- man, sophomore, junior, and senior advisories, besides teaching regular classes Mr. Bartley, the head counselor, acts as a super- visor over the other counselors, and takes charge of all special scholarships. Counselors are highly instrumental in shaping the high-school students’ future, and we are fortunate to have capable and efficient people to fill these positions MR. ROBERT BARTLEY Head Counselor MR. THEODORF ANDERSON MR. CHARLES BUTLER MRS. CHARLOTTE HOWELL MR. ASHLEY JONES MRS. LOUISE THAM Chose Who Serve Us CUSTODIAL STAFF: Our school custodians are, ROW 1, left to right—Robert Honnicutt, Al Lorenzano (head custodian), Joe Moro; ROW 2—Robert Miller, George Stadleter, Russell Bishop, Carl Greenhouse, Delmor Wills, and Jim Rawlinson. Missing from picture is every-busy Les Camper. - Tee aa : Lo ove md lobslala ms Ae « SECRETARIAL STAFF—These efficient women keep the school well organized. They include: (left to right) Mrs. Helen Ford, Mrs. Ruth McFeron, Mrs. Mildred Ellis, Mrs. Janice Gallagher, Mrs. Esther McClara, Mrs. Georgia Koch, Mrs. Inez Gingrich, and Mrs. June Turner. CAFETERIA STAFF: The busy members of our cafeteria staff are, ROW 1, left to right—NMrs. Blanche Holt, Mrs. Varene Laird, Mrs. Frankie Layton, Mrs. Bea McCreery, and Mrs. Norma Martino; ROW 2—Mrs. Mary McDonald, Mrs. Fayne Adami, Mrs. Alva Mason, Mrs. Cecelia Gannon, John Jordan, and Mrs. Helen Kikes (cafeteria manager). Mrs. Pauline Ames Mrs. Beatrice Anderson Mr. Theodore Anderson Mrs. Virginia Anderson English Mathematics, Counselor Mathematics English Chey Ceach Us of thst and Present to Prepare Our Future Miss Anita Axt Mr. Robert Berges Mr. Leroy Bernadou Mr Howard Billings History, French Science Science History, Government yy Mrs. Corinne Bird Mrs. Jean Braun Miss Judith Bristow Mr. Charles Butler History, English Science English, Acorn History, Counselor Driver Education AN | ame Miss Edith Carpenter Mrs. Maude Carter Mrs. Carol Cederleaf Miss Mary Frances Claggett Physical Education English Vocal Music English Miss Mary Lou Coffey Mrs. Emily Coke Alfred Cooper Katharine C Business Education Science Mathematics Government Mrs. Edna Cundiff Mrs. Lillian Dannenberg Mr. Richard Dare Miss Lucille Di Vecchio Chemistry Spanish History, Oak Leaf History, Counsellor Sa um (fe Mr. David Fairfield Mr. Howard Fee Mr. Dale Fredgren Mr. Chris Freeman Science Business Education Mathematics Wood Shop Carlos Gamboa Gunther Gates Mr. David George Mrs. Elouise Graf Spanish History History English Mr. Roger Gray Mr. Jack Hallock Mr. Carlton Hansen Mrs. Carolease Hargrave Electric Shop Mathematics Orchestra English Mr. Calder Hayes Mr. Dennis Hennessee Mrs. Margaret Henry Mrs. Nancy Hodgeson Physical Education Physical Education, Driver Training Spanish Art Miss Madge Holland Mrs. Charlotte Howell Mr. Donald Howe Mr. Ashley English, Acorn History, Counselor Machine Shop Jones Physical Education, Counselor 15 tims LinntAé Mr. Forrest Klein Miss Marian Los Kamp Mrs. Irene MacDonald Mrs. Lenore Marker Physical Education English French Latin, French Mr. Edward McCormack Mr. John McMillon Mr. Arthur Moore Mr. Thomas Munro Government Physical Education, Physiology English, Public Speaking Auto Shop Mrs. Freda Kympton Mr. Vernon Lowry Mrs. Penelope Madison Mr. Ernest Massoty Physical Education Science Business Education History dh Mr. Michael McGovern Mrs. Eve McWhorter Mrs. Eleanor Mueller Mr. Earl Nethercutt Mathematics English Mathematics Mathematics Mrs. Jean Nolan Business Education John Peoples History Miss Edna Reichmuth Art Miss Leota Schroeder English Mr. Donald Obendorf Mathematics Mrs. Shauna Perenon Physical Education Mr. Grant Robinson Government Mrs. Marian Schwartz Physical Education a Mrs. Sara Patty Business Education Mrs. Kathleen Putney English a, «; at, Se a3 ae = Mrs. Joanne Robinson Physical Education Mr. Charles Scott Craft Shop Mr. Marvin Pearson Physical Education Mr. Demophile Rateaver French Mr. Jerome Schneider English Mrs. Donna Shillinger English Mr. Lloyd Sisler Mrs. Courtney Smith Mr. Leland Stanford Mrs. Louise Tham Drama English Physical Education English, Counselor Mrs. Rita Thompson Mr. William Thompson Mrs. Betty Tillotson Mr. Bruce Tingwall Home Economics Physical Education, Driver Training Home Economics English Mrs. Josephine Van Ogtrop Mr. Cecil Van Sickle Mr. Dominick Vinciguerra Mr. Daniel Wagner Business Education Business Education Band History, Government Mr. Allan Whyte Mrs. Mary Kosky Mathematics Mathematics Retiring this year is Mr. Chris Freeman, who has been a teacher at Alameda High since 1928. Mr. Freeman and his wife have lived in Alameda for 37 years and have two children, both graduates of Alameda High. Mr. Freeman is himself a graduate of Stanford Univer- sity, where he received a Bachelor of Arts degree. While at Stanford, he played on the varsity football squad and was named All-American guard. His experience was put to good use during his many years as AHS football coach prior to becoming an industrial arts teacher. Over the years, Mr. Freeman has frequently been in charge of constructing properties for backstage. Without his assistance, many of the fine productions which we have en- joyed would not have been possible. For his years of service and assistance, the Acorn staff now joins with the school in saying, ‘“Thanks.”’ MR. CHRIS FREEMAN Good Bye aud Good Luck Also retiring this year is Dr. John Peoples, who has lived and taught in Alameda since 1933. Prior to coming to Alameda, Dr. Peoples attended Pennsylvania State College, where he received a Bachelor of Arts degree. He then began his teaching career at Pennsylvania High School in Greensburg, Penn., where he taught courses in English, history and dramatics before coming to AHS. Besides teaching English and history here, Dr. Peoples found time to earn his Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy degrees from the University of California. He also was co-author of a world history textbook, Men and Nations, which is being used today at AHS. In 1962, in recognition of his achievements, the Acorn staff dedicated the yearbook to Dr. Peoples. This year’s staff joins with our predecessors in saluting Dr. Peoples for his years of service to the school. DR. JOHN PEOPLES 19: a r H nior Ser s SCUIONS LOLLY HOLMES tee a ie BEV WIGHT Vice President t t' : a Recording Secretary KAMAKAU NAPOLEON President BILL SCHMITZ CAROL BIANO Financial Secretary fl Yell Leader The members of the class of 1965 finally reached their long-awaited senior year. Activities were numerous and all those who participated pronounced them a success. The Senior Class marched proudly into the auditorium, September 30, 1965, displaying its forest green jackets to the envy of the underclassmen. The Senior Play, ‘‘Pioneer, Go Home’’, whose managers were Teppie Harlan and Calvin Mew, was presented on November 6 and 7. The senior girls, in powder blue sweat shirts, carried on tradition by beating the Babies in the third annual Powder Puff football game on April 7, 1965. . i Senior Hat and Sock Day, May 20, a ridiculous array of headgear was displayed to the delight of all. Managed by Margie Burns and Henry Martinez, the Senior Picnic, at Castle Rock May 28, gave us a day of play away from school. eee The most entertaining Senior Meeting in years, under the direction of Laurie Grunewald and Nick Mashikian, was presented to the student body on June 10. It will surely be remembered for many years to come. That most awaited night of all, our Senior Bal!, managed by Linda Barry and Andy Santillina, came on June 11, 1965. The theme ‘Candlelight and Go!d’’, was carried out in an enchanting way. The following Sunday, the members of the class attended their Baccaulaureate service. Surely none will be able to forget the enjoyable evening, June 15, as we shared our Senior Banquet at Goodman’‘s Hall. And then came that final moment — Graduation! Commencement Exercises were held on the evening of June 17, 1965. Later that same evening, we met at Jack London Square for the last of our senior activities, the All-Night Party. As each goes his own way, may those four years of memories at Alameda High School never be forgotten. GINI KEIM } i) SUE HOWARD Vice President on 7 “ot Recording Secretary DAN CHARVET President DOUG LADD McHUGH Financial Secretary Yell Leader “Pioneer “When | grow up | want to be a ballerina — and I'll twirl.” r Hi +i i of] | 4 i= ie iz : : : : “We got a good understanding with the government; we even got a “Yes, your Highness, only it ain’t a woodpile — development of our own.” it’s Kwimperville 24 “I'm sorry to learn you're a sore loser, Mr. Blackie.”’ Members of Cast In Order of Appeerance TORVARWRNIGE. Ste s+ oN ke Carey 2 bam Gharvet Pop Kwimper . . So ¢ “So ey vores ACEO DEY Morristown Kwimper Sine oi ts- 6 8) ie ieee seer. South Orange ies sal . . . . . . Laurie Grunewald Holly Smith . . . a) ste b Layee) cet Osh Se er FIPS se 8a. 2k. ke ee, DACRE ates — — : SeCcona FropiGini = s°. . . . . «:-2 2. Neneybisner “Dang you girl Mr. H. Arthur King . . . . . . . . Mike McHugh — you just ain’t ladylike.” Murph. . Sc le os oes eee er Gas Station mk... ,..°. 1c eee Foley SAIGMEPOOEGE. cot... ws Oe oe Ge Greninon Dump Truck Driver . . . . . . . Mark Schlichting ACPIEROHI SG sr. ke wt oe BO arHinkie PUCHIEIAYROCIG Vso... ws ew ces 2) GINT EI Rar ene, eg 8. oe: Aen Quant MrS:trOWIs sa. CS. Ct. Sharon. Uavagetto eee “sotees sks Se ies Ov ae OME BUR MeME INN te ig 5s sew Vid Sve EEE Biscmie eon. ot... CS. ke oe Nick: Mashikian The Queen Bee ....... .. . Martha Williams Une stem man ..2. 5... a pS BOpepUrIey (ine ees a. sk es ee i eeetiiey NAG I hs sn. ste 6 el etn Mrs: JORIS. s «fe. ee Diane Gustatson the-vax Gouector’ . .°: . . . 3-.032 Jifaipomson The Second Stick Man. . . . . . . . Greg Slauson TOURISTS Linda Barry Bev Wight Jolene Berg Sandy Mayberry Lolly Holmes Cor Westerhoff Chery! Pearson Alan Winkler Gordon Kennedy Carolyn Candalario Tom Brown PATRONS OF THE BEE HIVE Bertha Barajas Tom Larssen Cindy Beynon Roger Otto Vaughn Tate Andy Santilena “1 ain’ Ed Guerrey Gavin Smith ain't no coward : — just a lousy poker player.” Linda Harvey Bob White Chris Mitchell Gail Kushman Chose Whom ALL AROUND MARGIE BURNS, PAUL HORINE BEST LOOKING SUE HOWARD, DOUG ROYER MOST TALENTED MARNELL XAVIER, MIKE McHUGH We Honor MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED JULIE ROEMER, CALVIN MEW BEST ATHLETE — MOST SPIRITED DOUG LADD, MARCIE SCHAEFER BEST SENSE OF HUMOR SHARON LAVAGETTO, FRANK YAMASAKI NICK ABREU JV cross country, JV track, Cre- scendo Club. Nick plans to attend Laney Trade School. JUDY ACKERMAN GAA, Spanish Club. Judy plans to attend either Chabot J.C. or Santa Rosa J.C. KAREN ANTHONY Vice Pres. and Publicity Manager of Women’s Block A, GAA, 3R‘s Club, Spanish Club. Karen plans to work after graduation JEFF APPLE Photographer for Acorn ‘62-'64, Men’s Board of Control, Star and Key, French Club, Spanish Club Jeff plans to attend Cal-State VIRGINIA ARNOLD Jr. Prom Comm., Sr. Play Comm., Powder Puff, Masque and San- dal. Virginia plans to attend Armstrong College MARILYN ASHE Adv. Representative. Marilyn plans to attend Foothill J.C SUE ASHUCKIAN S Club, GAA, French Club, Soph Hop Comm., Adv. Rep., All- School Play Comm., Sr. Play Comm. Sue plans to attend Foot- hill J.C TONY AVANZINO Vice Pres. of advisory. Tony plans to go out into the business world CHRIS BABCOCK Crescendo Club, Star and Key Chris will attend Cal at Berkeley next year MARGARET BAGLEY Spanish Club, GAA, GA Margaret plans to attend college KATHLEEN BAKER Soph Hop Comm., Crescendo Club, French Club, Jr. Prom Comm. Kathy plans to attend Bye): BERTHA BARAJAS Christmas Pageant, Sr. Play, Star and Key, Spanish Club, Crescen- do Club, Vocal Ensemble, Humanities Forum. Bertha plans to attend San Francisco State. JACK BARKER JV swimming, Chess Club, Cre- scendo Club, Latin Club, Varsity football. Jack plans to join the service. LINDA BARRY Fin. Sec. 1A Class, Latin Club, Ad Board, Modern Dance Club, Spanish Club, French Club, Sr. Play, Soph Hop Comm. Linda plans to attend college and study nursing. JOHN BARTONI After graduation, John will join the Air Force. ANNE BATHKE Acorn Staff, Modern Dance Club, Masque and Sandal, Spanish Club. Anne plans to attend Contra Costa J.C. NANCY BEAVER Star and Key, Crescendo Club, Latin Club, French Club, String Ensemble, Music Festivals ’63- ‘64, Christmas Pageant, AIll- School Play. Nancy will attend Cal-State BRENDA BECKERING Pres. and Rec. Sec. of Latin Club, GAA. Brenda plans to attend college next year ALLEN BELL JV basketball, Varsity basketball, Band, 2A Class Pres., Soph Hop Comm., Adv. officer. Allen has a promising future. GARY BELL JV baseball, Star and Key, Sr. Play Comm., basketball, golf Gary will attend college next year LINDA BERG Treasurer of Crescendo Club, 3R’s Club, Spanish Club, Vocal Ensemble. Linda plans to attend college JOLENE BERG Rec. Sec. and Pres. of GA, Ad Board, Pres. of Spanish Club, Board of Control, Life member of Star and Key, Sr. Play, French Club. Jolene plans to attend Cal at Berkeley KAREN BERGER Red Cross Rep., 3R’s Club, GA Dance Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Christmas Pageant, Soph Hop Comm. Karen will attend a J.C. and then transfer to San Jose State. DAN BERGER Adv. Sergeant-at-arms, Sr. Play Comm., Frosh basketball. Dan is undecided about his future. FRANK BILLETTER Crescendo Club, Masque and Sandal. Frank plans to attend college next year. SAUNDRA BILLS Band, Crescendo Club, Star and Key, GAA. Saundra will attend a business college. JEANNE BRAMANTE Star and Key, Spanish Club, GA Dance Comm., Soph Hop Comm., Girls’ Club Conference. Jeanne plans to become an airline stew- ardess. DAVID BROTHERTON Football, swimming. Dave is not sure of future plans. ALLAN BROWN Frosh and JV _ baseball, Frosh football, ROTC. Allan will attend college next year. SUSAN BROWN Susan’‘s interests are many. JOHN BEYERLE French Club. John will attend a church college in Pasadena. CINDY BEYNON Pom-Pon girl, Yell Leader, Ad Board, Soph Hop Comm., Sr. Play, GAA. Cindy will attend Cal- State next year. CAROL BIANO 4A Class Yell Leader, GA Yell Leader, Rec. Sec. GAA, Sec. Star and Key, S Club. Carol plans to work while attending college GARY BRANNAN Varsity and JV track, JV football, Board of Control, Crescendo Club, Star and Key. Gary plans to attend college next year EUGENIA BRAUE Spanish Club, Modern Dance Club, Chemistry Club, GA cake sale. Eugenia will attend college next year MARY BROCKWELL Vice Pres. of GAA, Vice Pres. of, Sword and Shield, French Club, Crescendo Club, Sr. Play Comm Mary will attend either Western Washington State or Chico State 4 THOMAS BROWN French Club. Tom will make a career of commercial fishing. ELSA BRUINS French Club, Para-Medical Club Elsa plans to become a beauti- cian. PAT BRYANT All-School Play Comm., Spanish Club, Powder Puff football. Pat plans to attend college next year. ROBYN BURKE Orchestra, Christmas Pageant, Modern Dance Club, French Club, Adv. Vice Pres. Robyn will attend B.Y.U. next year MARGIE BURNS Vice Pres. 1A Class, Co-Manager of Soph Hop, Rec. Sec. A.S.A.- H.S., Vice Pres. A.S.A.H.S. Margie plans to attend San Jose State JIM BURROR Spanish Club, Latin Club, Varsity swimming, water polo, Sr. Play, Block A. Jim will attend college after graduation SILVIA BUCCIARELLI Modern Dance Club, GA Fashion Show, Christmas Pageant. Silvia plans to attend O.C.C. next year. LINDA BUCKLEY Linda plans to attend |.B.M. school next year. RICHARD BURGESS Stage Crew, Sr. Play Comm. Rich plans to attend college LINDA BURROR Modern Dance Club, Pom Pon girl Spring ‘63-Fall ‘64, Christ- mas Pageant, French Club, Adv. officer. Linda plans to attend college JOHN BURT Football, baseball, Sr. Play, Star and Key. John plans to attend college next year CAROLYN CANDELARIO Spanish Club, Sr. Play, Soph Hop Comm. Carrie plans to go to 1.B.M. school. (Above) BARBARA CANFIELD Crescendo Club, Soph Hop Comm. Barbara plans to attend Diablo Valley College next year. CHRISTY CANNON Sr. Class Ad Board Rep., All-School Play Comm., Sr. Play, Christmas Pageant, Soph Hop Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Life member of Star and Key, CSF, Board of Control DEE CANNON D Te ae Seem Rance an Chrictmac PD + rres MwiOGerht Udlice VID, Cilistiftids Faygeallt, Comm. Dee plans to attend Cal-State. RACHEL CARMENO Rachel wants to become a beautician. SHERLIN CASPERSON Sr. Play Comm., GAA, Adv. officer, French Club, Para- Medical Club, Soph Hop Comm. Sherlin plans to work or go to beauty school l- JT. LARRY CAUBLE Larry will never be forgotten by those who have known him. (Below) DAN CHARVET French Club, Key Club, track, cross country, Sr. Play, Christ- mas Pageant, Jr. Prom Comm., Soph Hop Comm. Dan plans to attend college and become a business personnel manager ANN CHASTAIN Ann plans to work in order to put herself through college, and wants to teach DON CHEDWICK Baseball, basketball, French Club, Adv. Vice Pres. Don will attend college, and he wants to become an Air Force pilot. MARY JO CHLADEK CSF, Star and Key, French Club, Crescendo Club. Mary plans to be a stewardess. PATRICIA CHRISTIAN Pat is uncertain about her future; she will either attend college, get a job, or join one of the armed forces. MIKE CLASBY Pres. of 3A adv., Spanish Club. Mike will attend Humbolt State next year. (Above) JOANN CLOWSER Red Cross Rep., Adv. officer, Para-Medical Club, Spanish Club. Joann is undecided about her future JO ANNA COFFMAN Masque and Sandal. Jo Anna plans to attend O.C.C. and then work in a business office. SARA COLEMAN Red Cross, Sr. Play Comm., Acorn, French Club. Sara plans to attend college and wants to be a social worker in India DAVID COLL Cross-country, track, Adv. Pres., Chess Club, Christmas Pageant. Dave will join the San Francisco Ballet Company BRUCE CONRAD Color Guard, Chess Club, Teen Corps. Bruce will attend either Humbolt or San Jose State JAMES COOK Jim has not made any future plans as yet (Below) FAITH COOKSON Faith plans to attend a business college and then travel around the world DAVID COOPER Frosh football and baseball, Adv. Vice Pres. Dave plans to attend Humbolt State and study Forestry CATHERINE COPELAND Board of Control, French Club, 3R’s Club, Star and Key, Jr Prom Comm. Cathy plans to attend the College of Idaho. DAVID CORBY JV baseball, golf, Sr. Play Comm. Dave will attend San Jose State next year MIKE COWAN Humanities Forum, Life Member Star and Key, All-School Play, French Club. Mike will probably attend Cal at Berkeley. SUELYN CUDABAC Usherettes. Sue plans to take organ lessons JOHN DANIELS Water polo, Frosh football, Adv. Pres. John plans to attend college next year. JACK DARCEY Jack wants to make money like the rest of us ELIZABETH DARR Spanish Club, 3R’s Club, Para- Medical Club. Liz plans to attend 1.B.M. school in San Francisco. BARBARA DAVIES Barbara plans to get a job and work after graduation. GEORGIA DAVIS Georgia will attend either college or |.B.M. school. JUNE DAVIS Spanish Club, Board of Control, GAA, Jr. Prom Comm. June plans to be a secretary or go to beauty college. MARCIA DAVIS Marcia plans to work next year. SARA DAVIS French Club. Sara plans to attend Bakersfield J.C. TOM DEAL Block A officer, football, base- ball. GEORGE DELHAYE George has a promising future ahead of him. SHIRLEY DeLONG Crescendo Club, GAA, Soph Hop Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Spanish Club. Shirley plans a career as a beautician. SHARON DeLORENZO Sharon is looking forward to a very enjoyable life. DEANNA DEMEL All-School Play, Jr. Prom Queen, Ad Board, Christmas Pageant, Acorn Staff, Life member Star and Key. Deanna will attend Cal at Santa Barbara next year. DAVID DERKING Track, Men’s Block A. Dave plans to attend college. WAYNE DICKSON Head manager of Varsity basket- ball and track. Wayne plans to attend college next year. DONALD DOBSON Life member Star and Key, All- School Play Comm., Christmas Pageant Comm. Don will attend college and major in liberal arts. SALLY DOBSON Fin. Sec. Modern Dance Club, Sr. Play Comm., Crescendo Club, Courtesy Board, Freshman Re- ception. Sally plans to attend college and work in electronics. RAYMOND DOLAN Sword and Shield, French Club, Spanish Club, Drill Team. Ray plans to attend college and work in electronics. LOUISE DORFMAN Masque and Sandal, French Club, Red Cross, Jr. Prom Comm., Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Jacket Comm., Christmas Pageant. Louise plans to be a photographic and fashion model. KAYE DOUGLAS French Club, Spanish Club. Kaye plans to attend beauty college. ROBERT DRAKE Star and Key, French Club, JV baseball. Bob will attend Baylor University. MARY DRUECKER Mary will either go to a J.C. or get a job. She is unsure about the future. JANICE DUNCAN Acorn Staff. Janice wishes to attend college but she is unsure about which one. JANET DURIE Oakleaf, Spanish Club, Red Cross, GA Dance Comm. Janet plans to attend college and major in business administration. JEANNE EIDE Jeanne will always be remem- bered by all who knew her. PAM ELBERT Editor of Oakleaf, Teen Corps. Pam plans to attend college. SUZETTE ELBERT Girls’ Glee, GAA. Suzette plans to go to school and become a policewoman. MICHAEL ENSLEY Mike has hopes of graduating from college and then get a good job. ROBERT ERENDS Spanish Club, Board of Control. Bob plans to attend college. JAMES ESPARZA Varsity football, Frosh football. Jim may attend O.C.C. or go into the Army. GARY DUTHLER Gary will earn a living as an elec- trician. BILL EASON Bill will attend college and he is not sure of the future. CONSTANCE EDENHOLM Christmas Pageant, GA, Usher- ettes. Connie will work this sum- mer and then travel to Europe BECKY ELLIOTT Modern Dance Club, Christmas Pageant, French Club, Crescendo Club, Chemistry Club, Baccalau- reate, “A’’ Choir. Becky plans to attend college and teach tap and ballet. DAVID ELLIOTT Bn. Commander ROTC, Pres. Sword and Shield, Star and Key, Latin Club. Dave will attend San Jose State and work for an ROTC commission. DIANE ENOS French Club, 2A Class, Yell Leader, All-School Play, Pom-Pon girl, Sr. Play, Modern Dance Club, Christmas Pageant. Diane plans to go to I.B.M. School. a LINDA ESPARZA Linda has had a great high school career, and she is looking for- ward to a bright future. WAYNE ESVELD Track. Wayne will attend college and then join the Air Force. KATHY EVANS Crescendo Club, Sr. Play. Kathy plans to attend college, but is un- decided about the future. TED FERGUSON Spanish Club, Key Club, Men‘s Block A, Varsity track capt., Var- sity cross-country. Ted plans to attend college. ANITA FERRO Assistant cheerleader, Pom-Pon girl, 3B Class yell leader, CSF, life member Star and Key, Jr. Prom Comm., Soph Hop Comm., Modern Dance Club. Anita plans to attend Cal at Berkeley. JAMES FINLEY Jim has chosen O.C.C. as his future school. KATHLEEN FABELA Kathleen plans to get married upon completion of high school. CINDY FALLETTI Jr. Prom Comm., Christmas Pag- eant. Cindy plans to become a beautician. ANNE FENN C.S.F. Fin. Sec., Board of Control, life member Star and Key, GAA, Block A, Courtesy Board, Latin Club. Anne will attend Pacific Lutheran University or Cal at Berkeley. NANCY FISHER Vice Pres. GA, Pres. 3R’s Club, CSF, Star and Key, Soph Hop Comm., Sr. Play. Nancy plans to attend Cal at Berkeley. JAY FLETCHER Baseball, Spanish Club, Soph Hop Comm. Jay plans to attend Arizona State. JOHN FOLEY Sr. Play, Star and Key. John plans to attend O.C.C. (Above) WILLIAM FORE Varsity track and cross-country, Key Club. Bill will attend Chico State and then join a branch of the service. BRENDA FORET Sr. Play Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., French Club, GAA. Brenda plans to attend Cal-State. STEPHAN FOSTER Varsity track, Frosh football. Steve will attend Chabot J.C. next year. ANNE FOX Vice Pres. Courtesy Board, Sr. Play Comm., All-School Play Comm., Star and Key. Anne will either teach primary school or go into the Peace Corps. NANCY FRASER Board of Control, Chemistry Club, GAA, Soph Hop Comm., Sr. Play Comm., Crescendo Club, GA Fashion Show. Nancy plans to attend college and become a registered nurse. DONALYN FREDERICK GAA, Red Cross, Star and Key. Donalyn plans to go to |.B.M. school. a (Below) LINDA FREED Star and Key, French Club, Sr. Play Comm., GAA. Linda plans to attend college and is not sure about the future. CHUCK FURMAN Varsity football, baseball, Men’s Block A, Star and Key, French Club. Chu ck plans to attend college. DICK GAMBETTA Chemistry Club, Frosh-Soph baseball. Dick will further his education by going on to college. JOYCE GANLY Crescendo Club. Joyce plans to work and then get married. THOMAS GANNON Spanish Club, Star and Key, Men’s Board of Control, Adv. officer, golf. Tom has plans to go to college. BOB GARFINKLE Sr. Play, Varsity track, Frosh-Soph football, JV football, Manager Varsity basketball, All-School Play, Sr. Play Comm., Board of Control. Bob plans to go on to college. (Above) SUSAN GARFINKLE Board of Control, Vice Pres. Star and Key, Modern Dance Club, Chemistry Club, Spanish Club, Jr. Prom Comm. She is going on to college. RALPH GASPARIAN Ralph’s future plans are yet undecided; he may enter college. CHERYL GAY Soph Hop Comm., GA Fashion Show. Cheryl wants to be a dressmaker and have her own shop. LOUISE GEORGE Louise plans to attend O.C.C. and major in art. SANDRA GERUNDO GA Fashion Shows, Soph Hop Comm., Adv. officer. Sandy wants to be a beautician or a dress designer. LINDA GLADWILL Spanish Club, Para-Medical Club, Usherettes, Red Cross. Linda is not sure of her future plans; she will either get a job or go to college. (Below) KATHLEEN GLAISTER Crescendo Club, Christmas Pageant, Girls’ Glee, Advanced Choir. Kathy will attend college and major in history. NANCY GODFREY Pom-Pon girl, S Club, Star and Key, Sr. Play Comm. Chairman, French Club, Modern Dance Club, Courtesy Board, Acorn Staff. Nancy plans to attend college. FRANCES GOIN Spanish Club. Frances plans to go to a business college and become a secretary. DENNIS GOODMAN All-School Play, Christmas Pageant, Soph Hop Comm., Jr. Prom Comm. Dennis plans to go on to college and become a millionaire. NELLIE GOROSPE Library Club, Spanish Club. Nellie plans to go to beauty college. ROBERT GOURLEY Pres., Vice Pres. , Treas. of Crescendo Club, 1B class treasurer, Board of Control, Sr. Play, Dance Band. Bob’s ambition is to graduate from college. CINDY GRADIN Masque and Sandal, Soph Hop Comm., Sr. Play Comm. Cindy plans to get a job after gradua- tion. PAMELA GRAF Adv. officer, Spanish Club, French Club, Senior Play. Pam plans to attend college next year. She is not sure of the future. REBECCA GRAHAM Crescendo Club. Rebecca plans to attend a J.C. and become an airline stewardess. CATHERINE GRAY CSF, Star and Key, French Club, Band, Crescendo Club. Cathy plans to attend Lewis and Clark College or Cal at Davis. BRUNS GRAYSON Bruns has had many happy days at A.H.S. and is hoping for many more. DAVID GREEN Star and Key. Dave plans to go into the Navy as an electronic technician. ALANNA GRISSOM Alanna plans to go to a business school. STEVEN GROVES Steve plans to attend a trade school and get an auto shop of his own. LAURIE GRUNEWALD Star and Key, Vice Pres. 3A Class, French Club, Masque and Sandal, Soph Hop Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Sr. Play. Laurie plans to attend Cal at Berkeley. MARIE GIUSTO Spanish Club, Jr. Prom Comm., Soph Hop Comm., Crescendo Club, GA Dance Comm., Girls’ Club Conf. Marie plans to attend OGE. DIANA GUSTAFSON French Club, Courtesy Board, Sr. Play, Jr. Prom Comm. Diana plans to go on to college and con- tinue in modeling school. PHILIP GUTLEBEN Life member Star and Key, CSF, Adv. officer, Chemistry Club, Spanish Club. Phil plans to make engineering his career. GWENDOLYN GUY Gwen plans to attend O.C.C. and major in business administration. CURTIS HAINES Varsity football, Crescendo Club, Spanish Club. Curt plans to at- tend college and get rich. PETER HALL Pete has had a great high school career and is looking forward to a bright future. BONNIE HAMILTON A.F.S. exchange student to Greece, CSF, French Club. Bon- nie plans to attend college and major in political science. JOYCE HANAMURA French Club, Spanish Club. Joyce plans to attend college and then start work. ORVILLE HANNAH French Club, Latin Club. Orville plans to go on to college. CAROL HARE GA treasurer, S Club, Spanish Club Treas., Star and Key, 3R’s Club Treas. Carol plans to attend college and teach home eco- nomics. TEPPIE HARLAN Co-chairman Sr. Play, Rec. Sec. S Club, Fin. Sec. Block A, Jr. Prom Comm., Star and Key, 3B Class Fin. Sec. Teppie plans to attend Cal at Berkeley. ALAN HART Chemistry Club. Alan is hoping to be an electronics engineer. JES| HARTLEY Humanities Forum, Spanish Club, Acorn Staff. Jesi plans to attend San Jose State. JIM HARVEY Swimming, Men’‘s Block A, Star and Key. Jim plans to go on to college. LINDA HARVEY 3A Class officer, S Club, French Club, Star and Key, Modern Dance Club, Christmas Pageant, Sr. Play, Jr. Prom Comm. Linda plans to attend either Cal or San Francisco State. DEE HATCH Crescendo Club, Spanish Club, Red Cross, Christmas Pageant. Dee has decided to work, buy a car and then get married. RAYMOND HAYAME Star and Key, French Club, base- ball, basketball. Ray has decided to attend San Francisco State. LYNN HEWES Cafeteria Staff. Lynn hopes to attend a business college next year LeROYCE HODGES Para-Medical Club, French Club, Sr. Play Comm. LeRoyce plans to attend college and become a nurse. PETER HOEKENGA Star and Key, Spanish Club, French Club, Crescendo Club, swimming, water polo, Men’‘s Block A. Pete has chosen Calvin College as his future school. WILLIAM HOFFMAN Bill has decided to attend college and after that become the presi- dent of Lucky Stores. HUGH HOLDEN Hugh plans to join the Marine Corps after high school. ANDY HOLMER Basketball, Ad Board, Sr. Play, Star and Key, Spanish Club. Andy will attend either Cal or Stanford. LOLLY HOLMES Vice Pres. 4A Class, Co-Manager ’ Sr. Jackets, Star and Key, Sr. : Play, Ad. Board, Board of Con- trol, Spanish Club, Christmas Pageant, Modern Dance Club, Jr. Prom Comm. Lolly has decided to attend Cal at Santa Barbara. CHARLES HOOPAUGH Sr. Play Comm., Spanish Club, football. Charlie has not yet de- cided about his future. PAUL HORINE Pres. Key Club, Block A, Band, Frosh _ football, cross-country, track, Manager Jr. Prom, Presi- dent A.S.A.H.S. Fall ‘64. Paul will attend Fresno State and study for his teaching credentials. DANN HOVEY JV track, Fin. Sec. Latin Club. Dann has plans of attending col- lege and then travel. BOB HOWARD Football, Spanish Club. Bob is going to attend a college in Los Angeles but he is not sure what the future holds. SUE HOWARD Co-manager Jr. Prom and Jr Sweaters, Modern Dance Club, French Club, Christmas Pageant, Pom-Pon girl Fall ‘64, Spanish Club. Sue has chosen to attend college but has not decided which one. JANICE HOXIE Janice plans to attend college and become a social worker. FRANCIS HUTCHINSON Publicity manager of Star and Key, Board of Control, GAA Yell Leader, Treas. 3R’s Club, Sec. Block A, French Club, Chemistry Club. Fran has plans of going to college and joining the Peace Corps. JUDITH INGRAM Judy has fond memories of A.H.S. and will have a promising future. ROBERT IRONS Bob plans to go to work and then attend Laney Trade School. CAROL HOYER Spanish Club, Soph Hop Comm. Carol will attend a _ business college. CLAIRE HUGHETT 1A and 2A Class Rec. Sec., Masque and Sandal, Powder Puff football, Sr. Play, All-School Play, Christmas Pageant, Jr. Prom Comm. Claire plans to go to nursing school. JAIME HUNTER French Club, B basketball, Var- sity tennis. Jim plans to attend college. RICHARD JAFFE Exec. Officer ROTC, Chemistry Club, French Club, Sword and Shield. Rich will attend college next year. JANICE JAMES Crescendo Club, French Club, Talent Shdw, Christmas Pageant, Orchestra student director. Janice will attend college and study music. LAURIE JAMISON Christmas Pageant, Crescendo Club, Baccalaureate, Acorn, Spring Concert. Laurie will attend |.B.M. School next year. (Above) VERONIKA JANAUSCHEK A.F.S., Board of Control, Courtesy Board, S Club, GAA. Our foreign exchange student will return to Austria and complete high school. LARRY JANES Football, Men’s Block A, Powder Puff coach. Larry plans to attend San Francisco State. ELLEN JANKE Pres. of Usherettes, Christmas Pageant. She intends college and become an airline stewardess. HENRY JANOWSKI Henry has not yet decided about his future plans; perhaps college or work. BRUCE JARRETT Bruce has decided to attend college and then get married. JAMES JENSEN Jim is not yet sure of his future plans. (Below) CATHY JOHNSON Cathy has many fond memories of her alma mater. ERIC JOHNSON Jr. Prom Comm., Latin Club, Adv. Pres. Eric has plans of attending college. MIKE JOHNSON Key Club, track, cross-country, Drill Team, ROTC, Audito- rium Staff. Mike has decided to go to Bible School and then go into the ministry. PAMELA JOHNSON Board of Control, Teen Corps, Jr. Prom Comm., GA Dance Comm. Pam has chosen interior decorating as a career and will attend San Jose. SANDY JOHNSON GA Fashion Show, Powder Puff, Vice Pres. Adv., Acorn Staff. Sandy hopes to go into a career of dress designing. TIM JORDAN Choir, Crescendo Club. Tim plans on attending Laney Trade School. (Above) JOHANNA JORGENSEN Spanish Club, Teen Corps, Humanities Forum. Johanna will attend O.C.C. and plans to study Pathology. GEARY JOSEPH Pres. Masque and Sandal, Sr. Play, All-School Play, Christmas Pageant, Crescendo Club, Spanish Club. Geary intends on going to San Francisco State BARBARA KALAR Star and Key, Courtesy Board. Barbara will attend O.C.C. next year. JOYCE KATHERN Joyce will have many happy days ahead of her MICHAEL KEEGAN Sr. Play, All-School Play Comm., Latin Club, ROTC N.C.O., Humanities Forum. Mike will go to college and become a chemist PETER KEENAN Soph Frosh football, Frosh basketball, tennis. Pete has plans to attend college. (Below) VIRGINIA KEIM Girls’ State, S Club, Assembly Planning Comm., Star and Key, CSF, Jr. Class Rec. Sec., Sr. Play, Christmas Pageant student director. Gini plans on attending college. KAREN KENNEDY Rec. Sec. Courtesy Board, Acorn Staff, Spanish Club, Jr. Prom Comm. Karen has decided to attend Cal-State. VIVIEN KINT S Club, Humanities Forum, GAA, Spanish Club, Star and Key. Vivien intends on going to college. KATHLEEN KJELLAND Star and Key, French Club, Board of Control, Jr. Prom Comm., Sr. Play Comm., GAA, Crescendo Club Kathleen has decided to go to college next year. MARY KLAYS French Club, Modern Dance Club, GAA. Mary will go to college next year. MARY KLEINJAN Board of Control, Pres. French Club, Life member Star and Key, C.S.F., GAA, Jr. Prom Comm. Mary Alice will attend college and hopes to graduate from law school. FRANCENE KOHOUTEK Sec. Board of Control, Spanish Club, GAA, Sr. Play Comm., Latin Club, Star and Key. Fran- cene plans on going to college in L.A. and becoming a physical therapist. GAIL KUSHMAN Rec. Sec. Masque and Sandal, Acorn business staff. Gail is look- ing forward to a bright future. PAUL LACER Life member Star and Key, Spanish Club, Chess Club, Board of Control, Humanities Forum, Acorn Editor. Paul is not sure of his future plans. HOLLY LACY French Club, Spanish Club, Teen Corps, Crescendo Club, Board of Control. Holly plans to attend college and then work. DOUG LADD Varsity baseball, football, basket- ball, Men’s Block A. “Ernie” has great plans for the future. DOUG LANE Doug, who likes to ski, will either attend college or get a job after graduation. JOYCE LANE French Club. Joyce, who has re- cently come here from England, hopes to go into business man- agement. JACK LANIER Jack is unsure of his future employment. MARILYN LANGSCHWAGER Marilyn has had many great years at A.H.S. and has a bright future ahead. LYNN LARSON Cor. Sec. S Club, Star and Key, French Club, Chemistry Club, Modern Dance Club, GA Fashion Show. Lynn has decided to attend college and study nursing. TOM LARSSEN Tom’s future will be bright and rewarding. SHARON LAVAGETTO Rec. Sec. GA, Star and Key, Sr. Play, Chemistry Club, GAA, French Club, Jr. Prom Comm. Sharon plans to attend college and hopes to make teaching a Career. SHARON LAWLER Sharon is looking forward to a happy future life. NANCY LAWRENCE Star and Key, Spanish Club, GAA. Nancy will further her edu- cation at Cal-State. HAM LEE Sword and Shield, Star and Key, Board of Control, French Club, Chemistry Club, Drill Team. Ham plans to join the Marines after graduation. LESTER LEMKE Lester is-planning to do much in the next years. STEVE LESH Spanish Club, Varsity track, Cre- scendo Club, Board of Control. Steve intends to study engineer- ing at O.C.C. ERNEST LESLIE Key Club, French Club, Crescen- do Club, Varsity track, co- captain of Varsity cross-country. Ernie will attend either BYU or Cal-State. KATHLEEN LESSLEY Courtesy Board, GAA, GA Fash- ion Show. Kathy has decided to attend beauty school and become a beautician. GARY LEWIS Adv. Treas. Gary plans to join a branch of the service. PATRICIA LORENZO Spanish Club, Crescendo Club, Modern Dance Club, Soph Hop Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Sr. Play Comm. Pat intends on majoring in child psychology in college. TERRY LUFKIN Spanish Club, Crescendo Club, basketball, cross-country, Band. Terry will attend O.C.C. for two years and then transfer to S.F. State. CAMILLE MACHALINSKI Latin Club, Crescendo Club, Sr. Play Comm., Spring Concert, Adv. Treas. Camille will attend Cal and major in theater arts. SUSAN MacKENZIE Crescendo Club, Spanish Club, Choir. Sue hopes to go into a career of |.B.M. work. STEVEN MARRIOTT Board of Control. Steve intends to go to Cal-State but is not sure of his future occupation. RITA MARSH Soph Hop Comm., GAA, Jr. Prom Comm. Rita will move to Phila- delphia and go into the nursing profession. BEN MARSHALL Ben has plans of attending col- lege and then obtaining a good- paying job. HENRY MARTINEZ Adv. Pres., Jr. Prom Comm., All- School Play, Sr. Play Comm. Henry is uncertain as to his plans for the future. NICK MASHIKIAN Football, basketball, track, Christmas Pageant, Sr. Play. Nick intends to go to college. SANDY MAYBERRY Sr. Play, Powder Puff football. Sandy has decided to go to |.B.M. school. BRUCE MALLOY Crescendo Club, Band, Sword and Shield, Star and Key, French Club, ROTC N.C.O., school photographer. Bruce has plans of attending Cal. JOHN MARBERRY Varsity football, Boys’ State, Powder Puff coach, Humanities Forum, Key Club. John has chosen Cal at Davis as his future school. LOURDES MARLAN Lourdes will attend business col- lege, and then she hopes to work as a secretary. JACK MARSHALL Jack plans to follow in the foot- steps of Big Brother Ben. MIKE MARTIN Spanish Club, football, Jr. Prom Comm. Mike is undecided about his future, perhaps college. RAY MARTIN Ray hopes to become a mechanic and have his own shop. BOB McAULIFFE Spanish Club, basketball, swim- ming, Adv. Treas. Bob has de- cided to attend O.C.C. next year. PATRICK McAVOY Track. Pat, a great water skier, looks forward to a promising future. KIM McCAFFITY Fin. Sec. and Vice Pres. of GAA Pres. of Women’s Block A, Fin. Sec. of 3R’s Club, Crescendo Club, Sr. Play Comm., French Club, Star and Key. Kim has plans of going on to college. MIKE McHUGH Masque and Sandal, Sr. Play, All- School Play, Jr. Prom, Christmas Pageant. Mike has chosen O.C.C. as his future school. JAMES McINNES Jim will work in a bowling alley after graduation. CHRIS McKAY Adv. Pres. Chris has dreams of being manager of a large company. DENNIS McCOLLUM Dennis has decided to go into the service and then attend college. SHARON McDERMOTT Spanish Club, French Club, Modern Dance Club. Sharon will go to nursing school and she hopes to become a nurse. ROBERT McDOWELL Sword and Shield, ROTC N.C.O. Bob will probably join the Air JIM McKINLEY Sr. Play. Jim has decided to attend college and get rich. MAUREEN McNULTY Star and Key, Modern Dance Club, Courtesy Board. Maureen has chosen to attend Cal-State and wants to be a court reporter. JUNE McPHEE Pres. and Vice Pres. of Courtesy Board, Modern Dance Club, Spanish Club, Star and Key, Jr. Prom Comm., Acorn Staff, Red Cross. June plans on going to Cal-State. (Above) VALERIE McWILLIAMS Modern Dance Club, Crescendo Club, Christmas Pageant. Val will go to O.C.C. next year. CHERYL MEDAGLIA S Club, Christmas Pageant, All-School Play, French Club, 3R’s Club. Cheryl has decided to attend college and become a dental assistant. LINDA MESSINGER Pom-Pon girl ‘63, Star and Key, Modern Dance Club, French Club, Powder Puff, Christmas Pageant, Jr. Prom Comm. Linda has decided to attend San Jose State. CALVIN MEW Ad Board, Board of Control, 2B Class Pres., 2A Class Rec. Sec., tennis, Block A, Pres. C.S.F. and Star and Key, Key Club Pres., Mar. Sr. Play. Calvin has plans to attend college. SHARON MEYERS All-School Play, Christmas Pageant, Red Cross, Courtesy Board, Modern Dance Club, Jr. Prom Comm., Adv. Vice Pres. Sharon will attend Junior College and take up secretarial work. BUD MILLER Bud will attend college and then go out into the business world. ay (Below) ROBERT MILLER JV baseball, Varsity baseball and football manager. Bob will attend O.C.C. next year. STEVE MILLER Adv. Pres. Steve hopes to go into a career of engineering. DIANE MINK Diane is not disclosing her future plans. CHRISTINE MITCHELL Courtesy Board, GAA, Sr. Play. Chris intends to go to a J.C. and become a teacher. LINDA MONTMINY French Club, Para-Medical Club, Red Cross. Linda will go on to college next year. LYNDA MORGAN Lynda has decided to work as an airline stewardess. (Above) DEBBIE MORRISSETTE French Club, Masque and Sandal, Christmas Pageant. Debbie is going to attend O.C.C. next year. MIKE MULLER Mike did not disclose his future plans. SHARON MUDRI Red Cross. Sharon will go to beauty school and hopes to be- come a beautician. JAMES MURPHY JV football, Varsity football, Frosh and JV baseball, Jr. Prom Comm., Men’s Block A. Jim has plans of attending college but is not sure of his future. CHARLEEN MURRAY GAA, Spanish Club, French Club, Crescendo Club, Drama Club, Christmas Pageant. Charleen intends to major in history in college. DON MUSKAR Soph Hop Comm. Don will attend O.C.C. and then get a good- paying job. (Below) ANNE NAGY Anne plans to go to beauty college and she wants to be a race driver. KAMAKAU NAPOLEON Varsity football, Varsity track, Men’s Block A, 4A Class Pres., Star and Key, French Club. Kamakau has decided to attend college next year. JAY NAVE Star and Key, French Club, Pres. Chess Club, tennis, basket- ball. Jay has decided to go to college and then get a job. MICHELE NELSON Michele has chosen O.C.C. as her future school. YVONNE NELSON Para-Medical Club. Yvonne is not sure of her future plans; perhaps college. BARBARA NEWELL Fin. Sec. French Club, Modern Dance Club, Chemistry Club, Sr. Play, Christmas Pageant, Jr. Prom Comm. Barbara will attend college and she hopes to become a teacher. ROBIN NEWELL Spanish Club. Robin has decided to go to a business college. RICHARD NICHOLS Soph Hop Comm., Christmas Pageant. Rich plans to go to O.C.C. and become the manager of a store. DOROTHY OKAMOTO Life member Star and Key, GAA, Board of Control, Spanish Club, Sr. Play Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Soph Hop Comm. Dorothy will attend S.F. State next year. JANE OLIVER GA Fin. Sec., Business Mar. Acorn, Soph Hop Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Star and Key, French Club. Jane is going up to Oregon to attend college. PENNY OLSEN Crescendo Club, French Club. Penny will either attend college or get a job. JIM ORIO Frosh basketball, Frosh baseball, JV baseball, B basketball. Jim has decided to go to college next year. PATTI ORSINGER Asst. Yell Leader Fall ‘64, 2B Class Fin. Sec., V.P. Masque and Sandal, Star and Key, French Club, Jr. Prom Comm., AIll- School Play, Acorn Staff. Patti has decided to attend Chico State. ROGER OTTO Sr. Play, Crescendo Club. Roger hopes to go into a career of engineering. FRAN PAGANO Acorn Staff, Spanish Club, Star and Key, Soph Hop Comm., Cre- scendo Club, Christmas Pageant. Fran is undecided about her plans — either college or work. JOAN PARKER Ad Board, 3R’s Club, student director of Sr. Play, Star and Key, Spanish Club. Joan plans on attending one of the Cal campuses. THOMAS PARODI Crescendo Club, Dance Band, Star and Key, All-School Play, Sr. Play, Soph-Frosh football. Tom intends to go to college next year. DAN PATRONE Star and Key, JV baseball, basketball, golf. After attending O.C.C., Dan will go into the Coast Guard. TIM PATTON Soph-Frosh football. Tim plans to join the Marines. GAIL PEACOCK Board of Control, Star and Key, French Club, Chemistry Club, C.S.F., GAA, Sr. Play Comm. Gail is going to attend college and hopes to go into the diplomatic corps. MARY PEARSE Courtesy Board, Spanish Club, GAA, Star and Key, Jr. Prom Comm. Mary will attend either O.C.C. or Cal-State. CHERYL PEARSON Acorn Staff, C.S.F., Star and Key, Board of Control, Pres. Latin Club, Jr. Prom Comm., Sr. Play Comm. Cheryl has decided to at- tend Cal at Berkeley. CHARLES PEDRICK Charles plans to go to the College of Idaho. LINDA PENRICE C.S.F., Para-Medical Club. Linda will take the registered nurse course at O.C.C. DARLEEN PERATA G.A. Pres. Vice Pres., Jr. Prom Decorations, Student-Faculty Comm., Sec. Spanish Club, Star Key. Darleen hopes to attend San Jose State College and major in Homemaking. LINDA PEREA Linda plans to go to I.B.M. school. NORMAN PETERS Dance Band, Para-Medical Club. Norman is going to major in medicine and hopes to make it a career. MARGARET PHARR Margaret plans to become a beautician after she graduates. JANET PINGREE Rec. Sec. Crescendo Club, Courtesy Board, Star and Key, Orchestra, French Club. Janet has decided to attend college next year. PAT PLOWMAN Masque and Sandal, Modern Dance Club, Soph Hop Comm., Spanish Club, GA Dance Comm., Christmas Pageant, Student Talent Show. Pat has chosen O.C.C. as her future school. ROSIE POREE GA Dance Comm. Rosie intends to go to college and become a social worker. PATRICIA POUNDS Pat hopes to go into a career as a legal secretary. CHERYL PRICE Star and Key, French Club, Spanish Club, GAA. Cheri is sure to do well at San Jose State. ALLEN QUANT Sr. Play, All-School Play, Christ- mas Pageant, Spanish Club, ROTC N.C.O. Allen has hopes of becoming a mechanic NANCY RABENER Head Pom-Pon girl, Sr. Play Comm., All-School Play Comm., Life member Star and Key, Jr Prom Comm., Chemistry Club The college waiting for Nancy is Cal at Santa Barbara. PAT RADER Jr. Prom Comm., Sr. Play Comm Pat’s ambition is to go to college. BARRY POLA Cross-country, swimming. Barry has made no plans for the future as yet PAM POND French Club, Spanish Club, Powder Puff football, Acorn Staff. Pam will attend either Chico State or Santa Rosa J.C. SUE POOLE Soph Hop Comm., Oakleaf Staff. Sue’s fondest wish is to attend college MARSHA PRICE Marsha will continue her studies at a junior college upon gradua- tion RORI PRICE Courtesy Board, GA. Rori looks forward to a career in the busi- ness world. CATHLEEN PYLE Cathy is out to make her mark in the world BEVERLEE RAMERMAN Latin Club song leader. Dordt College in lowa is Bev’s choice of school. MICHAEL RECKNOR Spanish Club, CSF, Star and Key. Mike is looking forward to attending Cal-State. PHILIP REGAN There is the inevitable choice for Phil — college or work. MIKE RIVAS Mike plans to take over his Dad’s business. JOAN ROBERTS Joan hopes to graduate from Pepperdine Christian College in Pasadena. RICHARD ROBINS Rich is undecided about his future; perhaps he‘ll enter college. i) LYLE REHBERG Spanish Club, French Club, ROTC N.C.O., Drill Team. Lyle will receive his further education at OX3.C. CHRISTINE REINMILLER Board of Control, Fin. Sec. Cour- tesy Board, GAA, French Club, Jr. Prom Comm. Chris plans to enter college. KAREN REYNOLDS Adv. officer and rep., Spanish Club, GAA. Karen‘s ambition in life is to become an airline stewardess. KENNETH ROBINSON Key Club, Crescendo Club, Christmas Pageant, track. En- gineering is Ken’s primary ob- jective for the future. COLLEEN ROCKTOFF Colleen has a choice — college, work, or marriage, in that order. JENITA RODRIQUEZ GAA pres. and rec. sec., Courtesy Board, Block A, Crescendo Club, Sr. Play Comm., Spanish Club, 3R’s Club. Jenita wishes to be- come a physical education teacher. (Above) JULIE ROEMER Rec. Sec. A.S.A.H.S., Sr. Play, Ad Board, Crescendo Club, Star and Key Treas., CSF, Jr. Prom Comm. This actress will attend college and major in political science. GAIL ROGERS Spanish Club, GAA, Chemistry Club. Gail will both work part- time and be a student next year. THANYA ROUSE Thanya aspires to be either a beautician or a dental assistant. DOUG ROYER Men’s Block A, Pres. 3A Class, Spanish Club, Varsity football, Christmas Pageant, Mgr. Soph Hop. Doug, a great sportsman, will continue his football at San Jose State DAVID RUBIN Board of Control, Sr. Play Comm., Life member Star and Key. Oregon State University is waiting to accept Dave. RONALD RUSSELL Ron is not sure of future plans (Below) CLYDE RYAN ROTC N.C.O., Clyde will continue his education in college. SALLY RYAN Ady. Rep., French Club, Soph Hop Comm., Spanish Club, Jr. Prom Comm., Sr. Play Comm. Sally will attend either San Jose or Chico State. MARIE SALDANA Marie will be remembered by all who knew her. LINDA SAMWORTH 3R‘s Club. Linda will make a great business woman. ANDY SANTILENA Latin Club, Sr. Play. Andy is hoping to attend Annapolis. MARCIE SCHAEFER Vice Pres. 1B, 2B, and 3B Classes, Fin. Sec. 3A Class, Asst. Yell Leader, Pom-Pon girl, Yell Leader A.S.A.H.S., GAA, Spanish Club. Marcie plans to attend San Jose State. (Above) BARBARA SCHEVERMANN Latin Club, Sr. Play Comm., GA Fashion Show. Barbara will continue her education in college. MARK SCHLICHTING Chemistry Club V.P., Spanish Club, Sr. Play, swimming, water polo, Jr. Prom Comm. Mark will go for a degree in architecture. BILL SCHMITZ Block A Pres., Capt. of football team, Fin. Sec. 4A Class, Varsity baseball, Jr. Prom Comm. Bill’s next step will be college. JOHN SCHRUNK John will either attend college or get a good-paying job. PAT SCHULTZ At the moment, Pat’s main ambition is to graduate. DARLENE SHAW French Club, Courtesy Board, Modern Dance Club, Jr. Prom Comm. Darlene is looking forward to a happy married life. (Below) EDGAR SHELTON JV baseball, Jr. Prom Comm. Edgar will receive his further education in college. SHARON SHELTON Sharon will attend O.C.C. next year. JUDI SHEPHERD French Club, Crescendo Club, Sr. Play Comm., Christmas Pag- eant, GA Fashion Show. Judi has decided to attend college next year. JOHN SHERIDAN Golf, Acorn, tennis, Adv. Pres. After the Merchant Marine, John hopes to become a commercial artist. JERRY SHERMAN Sword and Shield, Jr. Sweater Comm., ROTC N.C.O., French Club. Pasadena College is Jerry's choice next year. MERVIN SHIELDS Mervin plans to attend a junior college. MIKI SIMI Jr. Prom Comm., Sr. Play Comm. Mike hopes to make it through the Air Force. GREG SLAUSON JV football, golf, Sr. Play. Greg will be a great “party-goer” at San Jose State. RICHARD SIVANNS Rich will attend a trade school next year ELAINE SMITH Usherettes Sec., S Club, Crescen- do Club, Girls’ Glee. Elaine hopes to operate an |.B.M. in the future GAVIN SMITH Chess Club, track, French Club, All-School Play, Sr. Play, Christ- mas Pageant. Gavin’s next step will be college HAROLD SMITH Key Club, Board of Control, track. After graduation, Harold will be in Japan for active duty in the Navy. MARLENE SMITH Sr. Play Comm. Marlene will either attend college or go out into the business world SHIRLEY SMITH Modern Dance Club, GA Fashion Show, GA Dance Comm., Adv. rep. Shirley will receive further education at a junior college VICKI SMITH Vicki has high hopes of being a happily married teacher KATHI SNOW Star and Key, French Club, Jr. Prom Comm., Soph Hop Comm., Spanish Club. Kathi will attend San Jose State next year. JUDY SOMMER Red Cross, Spanish Club, GAA. Judy will make a great secretary. DICK SPEER Baseball, basketball. Dick has chosen a junior college as his future school. JIM SPRATLEY Christmas Pageant. There’s some girl just waiting for Jim. BRUCE STANG Sr. Play Comm., Jr. Prom Comm. Bruce is undecided about future plans. SUSAN STATSON S Club, Crescendo Club, String Ensemble, Spanish Club, GAA Sue has decided to attend college next year. ROSS STEFFNER Soph Hop Comm., Key Club, ROTC Color Guard. Ross will be- come an officer in the United States Marine Corps MARCIA STETLER French Club, Crescendo Club, Soph Hop Comm., Jr. Prom Comm. Marcia has chosen Heald’s Business College for further education TERRY STOCKMAN Rifle Team. Terry is not sure what will happen after college. PAT STOHR AFS finalist, Latin Club, Board of Control, CSF, GAA, Block A, Sword and Shield, Life member Star and Key, French Club. Pat will continue her education at Cal at Berkeley DONALD STRACHAN Don has not yet made future plans; he may attend college. MARA SUVIKS Mara will probably major in art at college - VICTOR SUVIKS Star and Key, Spanish Club, cross-country, B basketball, tennis. Victor will attend O.C.C. next year. SUE TAKEDA GA, Rec. Sec., Board of Control, Star and Key, Soph Hop Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Sr. Play Comm., Spanish Club. Sue wants to go through S.F. State after gradua- tion. DIANNE TAKEDA Spanish Club. Dianne will further her education at college LARRY TENNANT Vocal Ensemble, Spring Concert, Crescendo Club. Larry is unde- cided about the future. BILL THOMAS Varsity and JV football. Bill will leave for Washington after grad- uation. EUGENE THOMAS Track. Eugene has plans of work- ing and going to O.C.C. LAURIE THOMPSON GAA, Crescendo Club, Vocal En- semble. Laurie plans to major in PE. atO:CC. SUSAN THOMSEN Star and Key, French Club, Red Cross, Powder Puff football, GA. Sue plans to attend San Francisco State. LINDA TINER Linda desires to be a beautician. VAUGHN TATE Engineering school figures in Vaughn’s future. BOB TATUM Pres. 1A Class, basketball, Jr. Prom Comm., baseball, football, Men’s Block A. Bob will take his next steps at O.C.C. JIM TAYLOR Oakleaf. Jim will be a great suc- cess at making money. JOHN THOMAS Football, baseball. John will further his education at O.C.C. SHEREEN THOMAS Spanish Club, Star and Key, Jr. Prom Comm., Red Cross, Powder Puff football. Sherry hopes to be- come a teacher. JIM THOMPSON A.S.A.H.S. Fin. Sec., Pres. 3B Class, Mar. Jr. Sweaters, Star and Key, Drum Major of Band, Cres- cendo Club. Cal at Berkeley is Jim’s choice of school for next year. CAROLE TOMAN Board of Control, Oakleaf, Masque and Sandal, Sr. Play Comm. Carole plans to travel to Europe and then she hopes to attend modeling school in N.Y. NAOMI TOMINE Modern Dance Club Rec. Sec., Star and Key, French Club, Jr. Prom Comm., Soph Hop Comm. Naomi will receive further edu- cation at S.F. State. JAY TORBERT Sword and Shield, Drill Team, ROTC N.C.O. O.C.C. is waiting for Jay. DIANE TRUHLAR All-School Play Comm., Star and Key, Powder Puff football. After graduation, Diane will work in a bank and then travel to Hawaii. TIM TUCKER Tim is undecided about the future; he may enter college. TONY TUREGANO Tony plans to attend a junior college. JOHN TOWATA Star and Key, French Club, bas- ketball, baseball. John will attend either Cal or S.F. State. RICHARD TOWNLEY Frosh track, B basketball, Spanish Club, Masque and Sandal. Rich will continue his schooling at Cal-State. LINDA TRIMBLE Linda plans on working after graduation. MIKE URELL Sr. Jacket Mgr., Christmas Pag- eant, Adv. Pres., French Club. Mike hopes to graduate from Cal at Berkeley. YOLANDA VALLE Yolanda has made plans to be- come a beautician. LYNN VANDERHAEGHEN Lynn is uncertain about future plans. (Above) LAURA VANGUNDY Crescendo Club, Spanish Club, Christmas Pageant, Spring Concert. Laura is looking forward to college and then marriage CAROLYN VAN SLOTEN Red Cross, Latin Club. Carolyn will attend college and hopes to become a dental assistant. MIKE VAN VALKENBURG Chess Club. After graduation, Mike will join the Air Force. KRISTINE VAS CONSELLES French Club, 3R’s Club, Modern Dance Club. Kristy will go on to a business college. JOYCE VERGITH 3R‘s Club, GAA, French Club, Crescendo Club. Joyce’s future plans are yet undecided between college and marriage. LINDA VILLELA Jr. Achievement. Linda will go on to Lee Ann’s Beauty Acadamy. (Below) MARIANO VINLUAN Varsity football, Men’s Block A, Board of Control, Adv. Pres., JV, Frosh football, track. Marty will continue school at O.C.C. STEVE VITO Golf, football, basketball. Steve will attend the Univ. of lowa and hopes to become a doctor. JOHN VONHOF Sr. Play, All-School Play, Christmas Pageant, Soph Hop Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., French Club, Board of Control. John will major in natural sciences when he goes to college. BOB VRACIU Spanish Club, Life member Star and Key, Board of Control. Bob has decided to go on to college RONALD WAKE After graduation, Ron will join the service JACKIE WALES Sr. Play, Ad Board, Star and Key, Soph Hop Comm., French Club, Crescendo Club, Modern Dance Club, GAA. Jackie will go on to college next year (Above) BRUCE WALLACE Swimming, water polo, Latin Club, French Club, Crescendo Club. Bruce plans to attend San Jose State or Foothill J.C ROBERT WALLIN Sr. Play, Christmas Pageant, Ski Club, French Club, JV bas- ketball, Jr. Prom Comm. Bob will continue his education at a state college JIM WALTON Band, Varsity and JV football, Spanish Club, track, Star and Key, Crescendo Club. Jim will go through college and then join the service. NEIL WAMPLER Neil has decided to attend college after he graduates THOMAS WARD Tom will further his education at Oakland City College KATIE WARNER Yell Leader, Rec. Sec. 1A Class, Sr. Play student director, Masque and Sandal, Christmas Pageant, All-School Play, Katie has hopes of working in a hospital as a nurse. (Below) DAVID WATERS Varsity baseball, JV baseball, Crescendo Club. Dave will con- tinue his education at O.C.C. GARY WEBER Varsity and JV football, Varsity and JV baseball and basket- ball, Chess Club, Men’s Block A, Star and Key, French Club Gary's future school is San Jose State COR WESTERHOFF Chief Counselor Board of Control, Life member Star and Key, CSF, Key Club, Soph Hop Comm., Jr. Prom Comm. Cor will find continued success in college SUE WHARTON Attendant to the Jr. Prom Queen, French Club, Adv is looking forward to a bright future BOB WHITE Bob has had a great high school career and is looking to a bright future. BONNIE WHITE Spanish Club, Christmas Pageant, Soph Hop Comm., Masque and Sandal. Bonnie hopes to graduate from college HOLLY WHITE Adv. officer, Powder Puff foot- ball. Holly has decided to attend San Jose State. JUDY WHITE Crescendo Club, Christmas Pag- eant, Soph Hop Comm. Judy hopes to operate an |.B.M. ma- inte, ton thems deaewes chine in the future. BEV WIGHT Rec. Sec. 4A Class, Modern Dance Club, Jr. Prom Comm., Soph Hop Comm., Sr. Play. Bev has chosen to work in |.B.M. JEROME WILCOXON Spanish Club. Jerome will receive further education at O.C.C. KATHRYN WILDER Crescendo Club, Jr. Prom Comm., Star and Key. This future secretary is looking for- ward to a bright future. JOHN WILLETT Swimming, Spanish Club, Life member Star and Key, Interact Club, Board of Control, Sr. Play Comm. John will continue school at Cal-State. MARGO WILLIAMS Crescendo Club, GAA, Girls Glee, Modern Dance Club, Spring Concert, Christmas Pageant. Margo hopes to become a secre- tary MARTHA WILLIAMS CSF, Star and Key, Sr. Play, Powder Puff football, O.C.C. Ad- vanced Placement. Martha will go to Cal at Davis. DONALD WILSON Don is looking forward to a bright future in college. MARY WILSON Jr. Prom Comm., Soph Hop Comm. Mary. will attend college next year. ALAN WINKLER CSF, Star and Key, cross-country, Sr. Play, Spanish Club. Alan hopes to go into a career of electronics. ROD WONG Chemistry Club, French Club, Board of Control, Sword and Shield, ROTC N.C.O. Rod plans to attend Cal at Berkeley. BRUCE WOODS Track and field, cross-country, Crescendo Club. Bruce will re- ceive further education at a junior college. JERRY WOODS Track, Adv. Pres. Jerry, who likes to travel, will go on to college. WANDA WOODS Sr. Play Comm., Spanish Club, Ady. Pres. Wanda has hopes of becoming a probation officer. JANET WRIGHT Spanish Club, Latin Club, Hu- manities Forum, Oakleaf. Janet’s ambition is to graduate from college. ROELAND WYDOGEN Swimming, Star and Key, French Club. Roeland’s fondest wish is to become a lawyer. MARNELL XAVIER Pom-Pon girl, Modern Dance Club, French Club, Christmas Pageant, Soph Hop Comm. Marnell plans to become a pro- fessional dancer TOM YAMAMOTO JV and Varsity baseball, Frosh basketball. Tom has chosen Cal- State as his future school. FRANK YAMASAKI Acorn, Board of Control, Key Club, Sr. Play Comm., 3R‘s Club. Frank will attend college next year. GERALDINE YIP Life member Star and Key, French Club, Jr. Prom Comm., Soph Hop Comm. Gerri has plans of going on to college. JAMES YULE French Club, Star and Key, Sword and Shield, Chemistry Club. Jim will continue studies at Cal-State. DIANE ZBOYOVSKY Diane is looking forward to a happy married life. ALLEN ZENOS Mgr. Varsity and JV basketball, Vocal Ensemble and Madrigal Group, Crescendo Club. Allen’s goal in life is to become an auto salesman. The Long and Short of it! SENIORS RULE The afternoon coffee-break. my ES trae $e etry Lee , ae ‘i “a At ele ¢ wt He B ‘os a of y; - ? 4: } « a 4 : ‘ oa ee a ee a -4 ms aY Don’t step on the ant, Mr. Jones! Kicked out again? i Smile pretty, Tom. The end of another rough day Take it off ... at the grind. The Group. Future Physisists? Baby peas and carrots and potatoes and corn and... Working hard. Py The always-present crowd. a | = 4 - OOOOOOh sure. . . Patriotic meeting. n - oO a a = Uv x - 5 c - a = Mrs. Mueller helps students Susan Ford and Allen Mizer with their algebra problems. American History Students Linda Plumb, Dave Kindem, Peggie Vergeth, Cary Linnes look on as Mr. Butler explains our history. S. Students Freshmen began high school by studying world history from the in- vention of the wheel to our jet age. They labored over freshman math or algebra. . Hennese explains the rules of the road to Marilyn Lee and Allen Golbert. Juniors learned about their heri- tage in American history. And some of them worked on in titrations and equations in chemistry. In Che Classroom Greg McCoy, Paula Tate and Bill Fulton explore distant lands in world history. Sophomores disected worms, cray fish, frogs and fetal pigs in biology. Having had classroom instruction, they anxiously awaited their chance at behind the wheel training. Mrs. Coke’s pet iguana performs for Biology students Jim Ganley, Rosie Patelzick, Hortense Sandoval, William Conley, Phil Ng and David Hughbert solve chemistry problems for Owen Jones, William Kama Mrs. Cundiff. Ps peace nm 0 ha | i we KAREN WILSON Vice-President JAN TRULIN Financial Secretary KATHY ANDERSON Vice-President LINNEA HANSON Financial Secretary Juniors Look to the Future RUSS FISHER President DAN B. HARRISON President CHRISTIE WARD Recording Secretary JOYCE McELVOGUE Yell Leader a KATHY PETERSEN Recording Secretary BILL LOCKHART Yell Leader MISS AXT’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Susan Negley, Sally Wasson, Margaret Souza, Gloria Diola, Diane Janke, Pam Pelkey; ROW 2—Anita Birchenall, Vickie Ensley, Charlene Simpson, Corazon Corpus, Gloria Carrico, Pearl Lopez; ROW 3—John Kriss, Tom Cassani, Dane Martinez, Ernie Marlan, Dan Harrison; ROW 4—Don Moore, Eric Hartwig, Tom Royer, Pete Fletcher, Miss Axt. MR. BERGES’ ADVISORY: ROW |, left to right—Nanci Witt, Peggy Pyle, Ann Jorgensen, Colette Wahl, Sue Hathaway; ROW 2—Holly Hanna, Sherry Whalen, Kathi Colclasure, JoAnn Granius, Karen Whitmore, Barbara Fisher; ROW 3—Mike Woods, Dan Williams, Richard Lackey, David Hebert, Randy Devine; ROW 4—Dick Harrington, Bill Peniston, Jerry Pfefferkorn, Mike Martin. HiT TTA TA TEE iti mn MR. BILLINGS’ ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Delores Allen, Cecille Cauble, Barbara Dameron, Kathy Brady, Kathy Buckingham, Mary Lawrence; ROW 2—Keith Vangundy, Margaret Johansen, Kathy Slaymaker, Debby Clark, Renate Richard, Julie Cole; ROW 3— Gary McFarlane, Dave Bergstrom, Bob Drexhage, Gerry Crawford, Dominco Hipol, Tom Startwell, Skip Rankin, Dan Heatherington; ROW 4—Paul Hagen, Jack Hazelton, Jim Filip, Bill Lockhart, Jim Davis, Mike Kennemer, Ken Giles. MRS. BRAUN’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Connie Mathis, Rhonda Wanless, Audrey Tarver, Linda Beaver, Frances Grace, Mildred Abercrombie, Shelley Strick; ROW 2—Ingrid Hirashima, Karen Kinney, Ann Kools, Bonnie Chessmore, Sharon Amittone, Barbara Baker; ROW 3—Eddie Enfield, Mark Koike, Gina Cabral, Barbara Dorrance, Joan Dockery, Gary Routh, Bill Royce; ROW 4—Paul Oliver, Mike Griego, Boyd Bowman, Gib Bonner, Tom Heaton, Dan Tabisaura, Patrick O'Neil, Mrs. Braun. MISS CARPENTER’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Glenda Zishka, Marcia Barry, Carolyn Kelley, Cheryl Holloman, Mary Sandoval, Cindi Heitman, Linda Browning; ROW 2—Joan Robbins, Diane Turegano, Linda Campbell, Paula Buffett, Carol Dalrymple, Anne Reilly; Ed Timmerman, Walt De Celle, Fred ROW 3—Gerry Mew, Kenny Fong, Bob Celutska, Gary Apodaca, Dick Keiser, Torn Boone; ROW 4 Jaber, Lance Bryant, Tom Linkhart, Rick Waggener, Jim Dean, Miss Carpenter Bonnie MacLeod, Claudia Wilson, Joyce McElvogue, MRS. CARTER’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Vicki Keran, Brenda Martin, Gisella Leatham; ROW 2—Pat Shores, Helga Ness, Dianne Howard, Janice Allen, Karen Wilson, Bonnie Adams; ROW 3—Greg Olsen, Luther Roberts, Adriana Bazan, Shirley Sanders, Mary Ann Scott, Dan Harrison; ROW 4—Randy Meeker, Jim Albright, Bob Meyer, Rich Anderson, Terry Amrhein, Mrs. Carter. Ee MISS CLAGGETT’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—-Heather Seaborn, Jean Lee, Julie Johnson, Robin Day, Margie Ensley, Marilyn Lee, Lynne Beckwith; ROW 2—Pat Muskar, Amelia Cameron, Stephanie Corcos, Madeline Clerk, Darthula Rourick, Teri Tucker, JoAnn Mc- Donald; ROW 3—Marilyn Tudal, Mike Battu, Henry Pedrick, Paul Miranda, Sosimo Victa, Sherry Smith; ROW 4—Russ Bellmer, Dave DeCosta, Bob Dela Rosa, Art Berendes, Tom Morrison, Miss Claggett. MRS. COSETTE’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Christine Paden, Sally Slusser, Cheryle Lynn Fabela, Bernice Scheeler, Karen Ko, Roxie Baker; ROW 2—Bonnie Barry, Barbara Crane; Kathy Waltz, Sally Bianco, Alice Hanneford, Janet Takeda, Jonathan Green; ROW 3—Wally Beaver, Mike Griffith, Gary Turich, Larry Massie, WMike White, Dave Cooke; ROW 4—Pat Rivas, John Hiemenga, Mike Eldridge, Craig Long, Jim Brawn, Stephen Hahn, Mrs. Cossette. PUL VIOTUUAUU00 o SSF, MR. FREEMAN’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Diana Stefani, Maureen Dick, Barbara Fischer, Carole Ratto, Donna Manai, Linnea Hanson; ROW 2—Geraldine Houchins, Renda Patrick, Linda Henry, Gladys Maurice, Linda Storro; ROW 3—Robert Burdick, Marc Coustier, Steve Murray, Steve Liebhart, Rich Kapellas, Jerry Griffith; ROW 4—Alan McKean, Warren Taylor, Chris McKay, John Ratto, Stan Diamond, Mr. Freeman. DR. GATES’ ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Cathy Hoffmann, Cynthia Lopez, Dianne Sullivan, Linn Haskell, Kathy Petersen, Sue Cressy, Vicki Roth; ROW 2—Linda Godbey, Kathy Grayson, Georgette O’Maley, Sue Zajac, Joanie Petersen, Patty Weaver, Alice Oliver; ROW 3 —Steve Vander Haeghen, Gary Baker, Cecelia Case, Sherry McPeak, Judy Larsdn, Rich Redman, Ron Rapposelli; ROW 4—Mark Smith, Steve Lewis, Ed Sweeney, Bob Oates, David Osterdock, David Kreiss, Dr. Gates. a = . s - “— 4 - tak, Se) t Orr es MR. HOWELL’S ADVISORY: ROW I, left to right—Martha Hoopaugh, Jo Ann Truhlar, Carla Mannisto, Sharon Hord, Gai Bishop, Judy Howell; ROW 2—Jeff James, Dave Meldrum, Judy Rogers, Valorie Rulofson, Mel Baker Clarence Medina; ROW 3—David Mantooth, +—-Jim Greeley, Steve Powers, Tony John Milholland, Wes Mahling, Stu Chudnofsky, Gary Cibart, Dave Reed, Bob Vandermey; ROW 4 Martinelli, Tom Merrill, Robert Clinton, Mike Mulholland Caroline MRS. KOSKY’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Connie Mizer, Dee Sogge, Linda Anthony, Sue Romo, Ellen McNutt, Mary Rudolph, Diane Jewell, Cathye Sanborn, Donna Simpson, Colleen Meharry, Karen Reed, Mary Jo Part Susan Shortridge, Janice Mulcahy, Mike Kern, George Pucci, Edmunde ry Wilkinson, Don Wooten, Dan Russell, Miss diVecchio Brenda Underwood; ROW 2 Thibodeau; ROW 3—Charlie Ramsey, Robert Stuart, Jill Codde Camacho; ROW 4—Mrs. Kosky, Ken Popper, Vincent Martinez 7 i. Ron Stadler MRS. KYMPTON’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Sherry Stack, Alice Watson, Kay Kennedy, Linda Perata, Carol Schwarz, Sharon Dale; ROW 2—Jim Pitts, Coralie Zundel, Marsha Nicholson, Glenda Thomas, Kathy Anderson, Brenda Andrews; ROW 3—Terry Locke, Kim Codiga, Mike Gerson, Charles Major, Steve Foss, Jim Nason; ROW 4—Chris Jones, Barrett Hodgkin, George Beckam, Steve Ansel, Ron Ryan, Bill Deras, Richard Lardie, Mrs. Kympton. MRS. MADISON’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Barbara Pratt, Janice Magill, Margaret Nutter, Barbara Remick, Michelle Mandel, Michele Christian, Lorna Walston, Shaun Murray; ROW 2—Lesley Minford, Joan Frazier, Susan Trujillio, Judy Dutcher, Leah Swift, Lynn Hart, Judy Lawton; ROW 3—Tom Allen, Danny Sue, Stephen Quilici, Denny Terao, Jack Cooley, Bruce Micheel, Kurt Speier, Bill Greeley ROW 4—Scott Gardner, Doug Throp, Scott Littleton, Bob Simmons, Brooke Grega, Larry Sykes, Mrs. Madison eat MR. OBENDORF’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Maha Qutob, Carol Hess, Carol Spatcher, Margery Kroesen, Doreen Wong, Eva Wong; ROW 2—Judy Jones, Juna Lewis, Ginger Coker, Peggie Womble, Vickie Ryder, Amy Tomine; ROW 3—Vic Poree, Ernie Lomba, Liane Ruvell, Pam Ralston, Linda Coker, Sandi Beaver, Sharon Smith, Cesar Valerio; ROW 4—George Maroulas, Greg Loy, Allen Golbert, Cary Linnes, Steven Carrai, Bill Dame, Gil Uirickson. MR. PEARSON’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Cathy Brophy, Marcia Warner, Christine Widak, Kae Hasegawa, Karen Howard, Christine Narvaez, Linda Sanchez; ROW 2—Pam Hollisted, Sylvia Tolson, Jean Echtermeyer, Genevieve Horton, Kathy Hughes, Phyllis Hing; ROW 3—NMike Gordinier, Bill Keeran, Dale Kilburn, Jim Swick, Bill Lawrence, LeeVane Swinney; ROW 4—Ray McKay, John Umland, Jim Wilson, Gary Rosen, Jim Smith, Jeff Wieland. , MRS. ROBINSON’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—SandyMarr, Joyce Inouye, Carol Wilcox, Jayne Ware, Linda Whit- marsh,, Marcia Horlan; ROW 2—Peggie Vergith, Kathy Winter, Carolyn Kowski, Christie Ward, Joan Long, Diane McKight; ROW 3—Dennis Ward, Mark Burks, Bill Goin, Charles Hargle, Greg Dunn, Barry Weiss; ROW 4—Dave Howes, Gil French, Rich Barnett, Bentson McFarland, Mrs. Robinson Cwo Down and Cwo to Go for Sophs ANN GALLAGHER Vice-President FRANK DETTMER Financial Secretary DAWN REED Vice-President RICK PATTEN Financial Secretary ERMENA VINLUAN President TRENT CASPERSON President SHARON MESPLE Recording Secretary CAROLYN MARBERRY Yell Leader SANDRA TOWNLEY Recording Secretary STEVE MAY Yell Leader MR. BERNADOU’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Robin Perry, Carol Orr, Robin Grant, Carole Johnson, Eleanor Hipol, Linda Jackson; ROW 2—Rhonda Ring, Carolyn Marberry, Mary Beth Shanafelt, Bonnie Williams, Celeste McGinnis, Janice Davis; ROW 3—Mark Williams, Sam Hollis, Pat King, Steve Yamasaki, Jesse Dahlberg, Marty Silva, Dan Cowdery, John Westmoreland; ROW 4—Wayne Pfeiffer, Grant Hopper, Glenn Lucas, Tom Barni, Steve Mills, Richard Chamberlain, Mr. Bernadou. MR. COOPER’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Mary Lou Pryor, Sharon Wilde, Shirley Scroggins, Peggy Berryhill, Sandi Lemmon, Sidney Miland, Mildred Aue; ROW 2—Janice Gatlin, Marie Ann Quintero, Rhonda Hayes, Pam Dunn, Diane Walker, Diane Warner, Carol Bundock, Rease Brookover; ROW 3—Robert Rodd, Paul Oliver, Mickey Coughlin, Bill Harrison, John Selig, Ken Topez, Jerry Salomon, Brooke Fisher; ROW 4—James Marler, Tim Chase, Jim Mortensen, Fred Mecun, Dennis Harvey, Bob Vonhot, Mr. Cooper. MR. GRAY’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Cynthia Olsen, Kirsten Hunter, Kathy Tucker, Sandra Townley, Rosie Patelzick, Arlinda Caranay; ROW 2—Evelyn Reiswig, Sharon Bruns, Shirley Mc William, Bonnie Frazer, Cathy Wride, Nancy Berts, Carol Houchins; ROW 3—Glenn Goodman, Bernard Dikitanan, Rich Metzner, Clarke Fore, Bob Peniston, Steve Bartley, Jim Foley, Mario Veiga; ROW 4—Arthur Simmons, Raymond Allaire, John Watts, Hyland Morrow, Jim Bitner, Glenn Goodman. MR. HALLOCK’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Chery! Smith, Jan Oakes, Peggy Honeycut t, Mary Loutsis, Kathy Tipton, Penny Link, Linda Okazaki; ROW 2—Sue Collier, La Rene Henderson, Sallie Fisher, Mary Jones, Barbara Rader, Laurie Pollard; ROW 3—Gregory Mc- Coy, Ron Lane, Cherry Schneider, Margie Gurvich, Ellen Mc Cann, Pamela Stamats, Mark Lorenzo; ROW 4—Albert Shaterian, David Janke, Jerry Brady, Ken Wagner, Robert Lau, John Sinclair, Don Eide, Don Hook. 4 = A ‘ we ‘4 bf (‘Mit=: wn MRS. HARGRAVE’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Karen Hopping, Georgia Pagones, Vickie Richardson, Janet Fee, Nancy Long, Karen Stormeon; ROW 2—Sharleen Damele, Jan Carr, Jane Amrhein, Deborah Thomas, Debby Hand, Marcia Rehberg; ROW 3—Shizuo Miyawaki, Clayton Elderts, David Hannahs, Peter Eng, Paul Quilici, Lyle Bostock, Ken Downing; ROW 4—Greg Young, Steve Malone, Sven Ostling, Ron Gordon, James Chapman, Richard Morrisey, John Westerbeck. MRS. HODGSON’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Betty Grey, Jacque Burr, Jean Cross, Jackie Alberts, Peggy Ingram, Peggy Edwards; ROW 2—Jeff Gile, Chry! Gron, Heather Mac Kenzie, Bonnie Martin, Shirley Peters, Dave Sittinger; ROW 3—Trent Casperson, Rich Ray, Frank Jacopetti, Gary Burgo, Mike Kaney, Cesar Corpus; ROW 4—Mike Cole, Jim Pastana, Richard Hardy, Pierce Stanley, Rollin Smith, Mrs. Hodgson. MRS. MACDONALD’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Pat Chavez, Marilyn Medina, Bev Rose, Cleo Bournias, Juanita Zenos, Darlene Tiner, Sonja Bruins; ROW 2—Pat Immethun, Sharon Mesple, Donna Philbrick, Gail Tribou, Wynn Peacock, Linda Collischonn, Emma Jean Anderson, Vicki Brown; ROW 3—Bob Wilson, Rick Patten, Pat Eason, Joy Codde, Pam Thomas, Diane Gonslaves, Paul Waddingten, Dan Schmidt; ROW 4—Tom Hanan, Rick Reposa, Dave Franklin, Steve May, Dan Archibald, Steve Christian, Dana Hootman, Bob Plowman MRS. MARKER’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Stephanie Gilbert, Ann Tue, Carol Sato, Betty McDonald, Sue Fenny, Cynthia Roth- man, Jan Carlsen; ROW 2—Julie Slater, Darlene Fravel, Nancy Davies, Sherry! Howard, Debbie Moore, Brenda Rouse, Dawn Reed; ROW 3—Anita Raines, Cris Brown, John Harkrader, Joe Pereira, Hunter Crandall, Mike Franchi, Richard Davis; ROW 4—John Reeves, Bob Kelley, Sam Crespin, Greg Orton, Craig Millard, Mark Donnell, Tom Berner, Dan Moschetti, Mrs. Marker. vheg or vee a wet - ©. MR. McMILLON’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Ellie Vander Meer, Sally Nissen, Ermena Vinluan, Susanne Read, Loretta Gerald, Marie Zundel; ROW 2—Kathy Kindem, Chery! Ritter, Ginger Souza, Pat Oates, Jolene Silcox, Trudy Steadman; ROW 3—Ray Rodriguez, Rich Ratto, Fred Wong, Jay Martin, August Real, Terry Kirkham, Marvin Zielinski; ROW 4—Jim Thompson, Jerry Pozo, Ron Watson, Steve Albright, Neil Hill, Frank Dettmer, Merrill Hart, Jim Ganly MRS. MUELLER’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right- Balfe; ROW 2 Elizabeth Hare, Allan Owens, Kip Walden, Marvin Snell, Don Clark, Doug Hunter, Barbara De Simone; ROW 4—Ernest Lorig, Lee Rusconi, David Smith, Rich Berlin, Darrel Mattos, Craig McDonald, Doug Krutilek, Charles Wilhoit, Mrs. Mueller Kathy Cooper, Sherry Hilton, Phyllis Hochstadt, Kathy Pingree, Linda Maze, Ann Jami Hilton, Wendy Bauer, Stephanie Van Landingham, Donna Dorthick. Sue Boni, Denise Byron, Kim Woznick, ROW 3 sand MRS. NOLAN’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Denise Gilbert, Gay Moore, Patsy Wilson, Linda Muse, Janet Agle; ROW 2—Betsy Smith, Nancy Harlan, Barbara Brady, Vicki Reichhoff, Nancy Olsen, Pearl Calleros, Karen Eggy; ROW 3—Steve Williams, Larry Anderson, Jan Smith, Chuck Dillard, Stuart Anderson, Ralph Wampler, Jerry Vargas, Mrs. Nolan. MRS. PATTY’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Gail Schulte, Edale Gilbert, Carol Takeda, Gail Saunders, Hortense Sandoval, Kathy Adams; ROW 2—Carl Gonsalves, Annette Galliac, Jo Ann Duthler, Paula Esgar, Kathy Caslin, Mike Kotte; ROW 3—Fred Sodt, Al Hibler, Bob Weidlich, Bill Short, Robert Mina, John Birchenall; ROW 4—David Diola, Joe Sucatre, David Ford, John Cordeau, John McPhee, Rudy Valle, Glenn Granada. ae ad om ow , — . ch all war: . a Ferre he | wy - ' ey a 2 . f - z. a 7 =] MRS. PUTNEY’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Stephanie Zuras, Evelyn Sue, Florence Serles, Patricia Ramirez, Karen Micheel, Linda Kamby, Vicki Haner; ROW 2—Bob Fenstermacher, Marcia Olson, Carole Hammitt, Kathy Dwyer, Sheila Stumborg, Linda Davis; ROW 3 Owen Jones, Tom Betterton, Ken Harvey, Robert Sanders, Bruce Mitchell, Al Thomas; ROW 4—Doug De Long, Mike Matthews, Andy Weber, Pat Sloan, Ken Vaughn, Mrs. Putney. MR. RATEAVER’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Karen McElwain, Terri Sweeten, Marilyn Zatkin, Gloria Battu, Alida Perre, Carol Gray, Peggy Dunn; ROW 2—Linda Nelson, Connie Wenzel, Pat Troy, Erlinda Gorospe, Susan Clegg, Marianne Lardie, Kathi Riley, Colette Welch; ROW 3—Ralph Raymond Graham, Steve Canada, Bill Tom, Tim Seagren, Jim Ready, Steve Galena, Richard Fernandez, Virgil Valerio; ROW 4—Gary Owens, Steve Fallaw, Owen Bottler, Glenn Henderson, Mike Anderson, Alan Vosburgh, Paul Wilkins. ae fm ae MISS SCHROEDER’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Rosanna Ortiz, Ann Gallager, Kathy Kelly, Maria Lara, Trinie Aragon, Rita Gorospe, Belinda Musson; ROW 2—Linda Peterson, Cherine Grabowski, Carol Lothian, Stephanie Gustin, Sharon Strachan, Karen Zimmer- man, Nancy Tolson, Pat Murphy; ROW 3—Louis Whitmore, Scott Fredericks, Steve Dobson, Larry Pruitt, Don Lufkin, Gary Doyman, John Ranard, Mike Thibodeau; ROW 4—Jim Foster, Jim Coe, Bud Fields, Kip Nelson, Bill Rodenburt, Jim Girce, Miss Schroeder. MR. STANFORD’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Joe Mandel, Chris Throckmorton, Judy Walker, Sandra Triplett, Ingrid Nielsen, Diana Linscott, Ernest Imura; ROW 2—Mary Moll, Tina Gray, Chris Thornton, Daphne Harmola, Linda Lozensky, Sandra Laughlin, Evelyn Hosford, Kathy Hayes; ROW 3—Tom Mantooth, Jack Brown, Steve Schaefer, Paul Overfield, Bruce Hana, Bob Childe, Fred Strube; ROW 4—Carroll Morgan, Charles Bruns, Bill Brown, Verbon Moore, Jeff Robinson, Bruce Morris, Frank Hughes, Mr. Stanford. MR. WAGNER’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Linda Brewer, Lauri Neumann, Barbara Fore, Dianne Gordon, Susan Lippi, Vicki Abrusci, Marty Springer; ROW 2—Kay Wong, Cleanor Dias, Linda Cravy, Christine Pearson, Bettie Laird, Mariel Berding; ROW 3—Cappy Scheuermann, Jim Gilbert, Pat Clark, Jim Statson, Bob Ford, Bruce Robles, Lorrie Thomas; ROW 4- -Ken Petranek, John Henry, Mike Weber, Steve Armstrong, Bob McDonald, Chuck Gorman, John Barbour, Mr. Wagner. - 4s ae oe £ « = — F { } f GARY NORDMARK Vice-President JAMIE STUCKY Financial Secretary STEVE GREMMINGER Vice-President JAMIE STUCKY Financial Secretary GARY DETTMER President GARY NORDMARK President Freshmen Discover Education KARLYN EGGERS Recording Secretary NORINE XAVIER Yell Leader JIM WIGGE Recording Secretary CHARLYENE ROGERS Yell Leader MRS. AMES’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Sue Miyawaki, Linda Hoopaugh, Kathy Fong, Kathy Bolce, Candy Ladd, Mary Jane Sandersere, Denise Kucera, Joan Fontaine; ROW 2—Ken Brown, Susan Owen, Joanne Ames, Carla Klinkenberg, Nancy Adams, Mary Umland, Michella Bodkin; ROW 3—Dennis Donsbach, Ted Hanson, Harold Kohn, Steve Strick, David Daubeneck, Louis Lopez, Cliff Douville; ROW 4—Vince Silva, David Mauldin, Tom Kint, Jim Royer, Paul Hoopaugh, Harold Pye, Tom Holgerson MISS COFFEY’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Linda Rossier, Diana Zielinski, Corinne Chavez, Colleen Tighe, Kathy Brady, Rosalyn Caranay; ROW 2—Kent Cauble, Dorothy Cameron, Pamela Malle, Gail Rossiter, Nancy Redden, Cindy Brendle; ROW 3—Marc Richardson, Bob Gordon, Bob Hessom, Charles Birkholm, Stuart Hocking, Larry Koenig; ROW 4—Miss Coffey, Maarten Wydogen, Don Seabock, Frank Bonadona, Harold Long, Scott Graham, Richard Pounds, Dann Carter. Ye il i pei HI [ MRS. CUNDIFF’S ADVISORY: ROW I, left to right—Gloria Floyd, Linda Murphy, Penny Chin, Julie Evatt, JoAnn Gemmill, Linda De Cruz; ROW 2—John Inouye, Sue Vernette, Kathy Russell, Rose Caponio, Gabriela Kerger, John Ramsey; ROW 3—Paul Schroeder, David Rees, Bob Bernal, Larry Daugherty, Vic Gilardin, Ted Reyburn; ROW 4—Mrs. Cundiff, Alvin Jordan, Leslie Delong, Gary Gamble, Mike Bussell MR. FEE’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Karlyn Eggers, Beverly Rogers, Lenore Nelson, Joanne Yule, Leslie Theis, Adele Ewing; ROW 2—Jay Olavsen, Vickie Dendor, Joan Curtis, Barbara Hull, Bette Hull, Sheryl Hiatt, Terry Haugens; ROW 3——Gary Nordmark, Mike Boothby, Dan Triplett, Mike Janvier, Dave Hollis, Mike Stamats, Roger Tribble; ROW 4—Mr. Fee, Craig Roth, Leroy Landini, Mark Jurgens, Mike Thelen, Hugh Tebault, Spencer Love a (9 = Wi ¥ 4 a ’ MR. GAMBOA’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Mary Cowan, Maria Figueora, Diane Rubin, Rosemarie Dere, Jenny Sonido Portenier; ROW 2—Jeff Key, Jill Smeaton, Jamie Stucky, Debby Evans, Sue Sloan, Kathy Oppenheimer; ROW 3—Tom Woehrle Taylor, John Benedick, James Lively, Virgil Bright, Gilbert Roybal; ROW 4—Steve Jones, Allen Jordan, Rey Corona, Doug Wilson, Ric Schrunk, Mr. Gamboa. MR. HAYES’ ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Avis Kelley, Sue Costes, Cynthia Sherak, Linda Deal, Pat Endriss, Karin Roper, Vivian Pace; ROW 2—Linda Gordon, Mary Mainhart, Cheryl Franklin, Linda Engstrom, Pam French, Karen Shaterian, Carol Willett: ROW 3—Pat Roper, Chris Kilburn, Sonny Wong, Doug Snow, John Lively, Larry Heath, Juan Pena; ROW 4—Bob Reynolds, Larry Schopp, Jim Tureganc Mike Walker, Steve Rushing, Bob Diola, Bill Fulton, Al Ramirez “ eh g gs Tray te v3, : .03 ‘ry r be, Coe ae MISS LOS KAMP’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Rebecca Grissom, Eileen Anderson, Maureen Gamba, Jan Paden, Sue Marlowe, Deborah Underwood; ROW 2—Terry Evans, Georgene Ras mussen, Charlyene Rogers, Dianne Rodrigues, Vicki Payne, Carol Conrad; ROW 3—Alan Spatcher, Glenn Koike, Jim Morrison, Jim Mason, Richard Foster, Elly Divino; ROW 4—Doug Bianco, Jeff McClintic, Dave Stuart, Shawn Wilson, Mike Rapposelli, Lee Manis, Miss Los Kamp. ‘by MR. MASSOTTY’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Gloria New, Linda Smith, Lynn Paden, Betty Harrison, Carol King, Raelene Dicker- son; ROW 2—Lynde Williams, Barbara Peters, Linda Lambe, Kathleen McGuire, Angela Galli, Katie Hackleman, Karen Pearson; ROW 3 —Steve Plagman, Mike Welsh, Philip Anderson, Paul McBride, Greg Silva, Mike Rexinger, Bob Lambert; ROW 4—Mr. Massotty, Steve Brander, Chris Bournias, Jim Byron, Robin Stockman, Gary Speer. MR. NETHERCUTT’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Fred Salomon, Ginger Biano, Sandy Stefani, Sue Cabral, Chris Damele, Joan Weaver, Robin Payne, Mike Mitry; ROW 2—Marie Beaver, Denise Wahl, Mary Hartwig, Sydney Kapehan, Rhonda Harness, Sandra Stevens, Sandy Bundren, Linda Gortney; ROW 3—Charles Grissom, David Brown, Kirk Beltrami, Jeffrey Barber, Mike Gordon, Margaret Gary; ROW 4—NMr. Nethercutt, Bob Elmore, David Sims, Bradley Philpot, James Power, Forrest Bell. MR. McGOVERN’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Carol Pryor, Peg Oliver, Lynne Bennett, Norine Xavier, Betsy Knutson, Jackie Ley- moyne; ROW 2—Raymond Ramirez, Jo Ann La Violette, Pamela Mrogik, Laina Tolson, Sue Magario, Paul Cox; ROW 3—Beatrix Szanty, Allen Mizer, Edward Cantwell, Gerry Redd, Nancy Wagener, Linda Ankney; ROW: 4—Gary Ward, Dear! Rather, Jim Soares, Dave Sharp, Charles Fryman, Nilo Mazzei, Mr. McGovern 7 es i. ¥ - o ‘ yoo - 7 ‘ Y 4 : nis : Ss : � ee ae “1 ‘ DR. PEOPLES’ ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Debbie Waldear, Nancy Luczak, Jeraldine Meneley, Malinda Gilliam, Carmen Hall, Rosa Pena, Nancy Feeny; ROW 2—Leslie Donoviel, Carol Roberts, Beverly Copeland, Kristine Furtney, Georgene Nelson, Joy Wright, Cathy Doherty; ROW 3—Robert Long, Rich Funfar, Doug Takeda, Ed Paulino, Daniel Kreiss, Linda Jacobs, Ted Williams; ROW 4, Sam Russell, John Weigel, Tim Davis, Bill Seavers, Sam Sundermeyer, Larry Lozensky, Maynard Lee, Dr. Peoples. MISS REICHMUTHS’ ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Nancy Tajima, Linda Zuconni, Barbara Wilkinson, Janice Leslie, Janice Cardelli, Marilyn Reynolds; ROW 2—Delores Hobbs, Susan Gregg, Mary Gilley, Lori Jacobson, Janet Pedersen, Janet Bills, Laurie Taylor; ROW 3 —Paul Mandel, Ara Gasparian, Dale Mendez, Steve Erdahl, Gary Fascilla, Dennis Cranston, John Woffington, George Martin; ROW 4— Frank Anderson, Robert Mansfield, Doug Locke, Dean Johnson, Pat Holden, Jim Olson, Donald Ratto, Mike Algeri. cn oF N oy | MRS. SCHILLINGER’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Nancy Goodman, Pam Wilmoth, Nancy Tabisura, Teri Sogge, Judy Ireland, Denise Mauldin; ROW 2—Mark Lightcap, Norma Winterbauer, Betty Jensen, Pat Samworth, Laura Kelley, Lynelle Mc Caffity; ROW 3—Robert Rulofson, Jim Wigge, Steve Olson, Jack Wong, Jack Hurtig, Todd Pascoe, Haig Vartanian; ROW 4—Leonard Lindsey, John Zuras, Robert Foster, Steven Carter, Tom Aue, Tom Pola, Larry Miller. MR. SCHNEID ER'S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Christine Hunter, Judy Roubos, Olivia Smith, Amanda Stone, Cheryl Conrad, Marguerite Guest; ROW 2, Susan Foye, Jeanne Slater, Kris Gustafson, Charonn Bonner, Terry Hansen, Joan Keim, Janet Rowlands; ROW 3—-Mary Feragen, Manuel Martin, Douglas Okazaki, Chris Speir, Sam Howard, Tom Groves, Kathy Stepanovick, Susan Rives; ROW 4- Mr. Schneider, Rick Braue, Mike Miller, Paul Petroelje, Steve Hammitt, Jack Walker, Mike Walder, Mike Hubbard. l= ee en MRS. SCHWARTZ’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Gail Samota, Catie Schwarz, Becky Dick, Bev Benton, Mary Widak, Paulette Jones; ROW 2—Kathleen Kenny, Vickie Arnold, Carolyn Reiss, Jacquie Coe, Beth Pippo, Marcia Faben; ROW 3—Alan Hanamura, Mark O'Connell, Wayne Wilcox, Beverly Elliott, Carol Strube, Nancy Kuhn, Al Pereira, Jim Hart; ROW 4—Mike Parker, Mark Lantz, Steve Sue, Paul Hahn, Fred Schmalenberger, Alan Wallace, Tom Mooningham, Mark McKinney. MR. SCOTT’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Linda Pearse, Patty Mc Narmara, Marcia Garner, Carol Horman, Marilyn Anderson, Sharon Kouns; ROW 2—Mattie Moniz, Johnell Fitzpatrick, Martie Kolberg, Barbara Smith, Sandy Schwartz, Carellen Smith; ROW 3— Randy Williams, Bill Amittone, Forrest Sass, David Secor, Ron Parodi, Allan Remick, Gary Dettmer; ROW 4—Richard Martinez, Ray Tolman, Scott Morrison, Jim Kingwell, Frank George, Mike Gardelle, Edward Young. % MRS. TILLOTSON’S ADVISORY: ROW 1, left to right—Pat Rynberg, Bev Johnson, Cathy Conrad, Glorya Witches, Felilla Milana, Shelley Parker; ROW 2—Gary Joy, Kathleen Giomi, Davia Turpin, Joy Whitted, Vicki Hall, Paula Tate, Carmen Lopez; ROW 3—Steve Gremminger, Bob Young, Mike Huyter, Allan Jelton, Ed Buccat, Thomas Wright, Jim Robbins; ROW 4—Jim Castro, Jim Perkins, David Eubank, Joe Perry, Bruce Britton, Mrs. Tillotson. Chis Was Che PACIFIC ( ENCINAL $x FEBI| S00PM. — ee eerie Ae a An ee Ae Students after assembly . Our stairway cafeteria. =a in Taran Gee, that tickles! Year Chat Was Student and faculty jam session n a Latin Class has a play . . Some of our more talented students The Junior Prom as a “‘ball’’ g “AS {J S Xo GH Star and Key Society Honors Good Students 3 BS BAF 1? 22 2-09 TP 23 32 THE STAR AND KEY SOCIETY is well-supported at A.H.S. To qualify for membership a student must maintain a ‘B’ average in scholar- ship. This year the Star and Key sponsored a ski trip which had a successful turnout. Members include: ROW 1, left to right—Jenny Sonido, Jamie Stucky, Chris Damele, Diane Rubin, Lauri Neumann, Pam Wilmoth, Betsy Smith, and Celeste McGinnis; ROW 2—Dawn Reed, Heather MacKenzie, Ann Vito, Carole Hammitt, Linda Kamby, Vicki Simi, Cheryl Conrad, and Betty Hare; ROW 3—Barbara Hull, Ann Kools, Sydney Kapchan, Nancy Long, Ermena Vinluan, Stephanie Corcos, Karen Reed, Susan Massotty; ROW 4—Mary Umland, Susan Rives, Nancy Adams, Sandi Lemmon, Diane Walker, Sylvia Tolson, Susan Shortridge, Susan Negley, and Laurie Taylor; ROW 5—Karlyn Eggers, Patty McNamara, Sandy Schwartz, Sheryl Hiatt, Carol Roberts, Eileen Anderson, and Beverly Copeland. ROW 1, left to right—Marilyn Tudal, Brenda Foret, Gerri Yip, Susie Garfinkle, Paul Lacer, Jonathon Green, Debbie Leffler, Mary Pearse, Le Royce Hodges, and Fred Wong; ROW 2—Jenita Rodriguez, Mary Alice Kleinjan (vice-president), Kathi Colclasure, Anne Fenn, Eva Wong, Anita Ferro, Nancy Fisher, Gail Kushman, Bob Vraciu (sergeant-at-arms), Linda Freed, Bill Tom, Richard Davis; ROW 3—Nancy Beaver, Carol Hare, Jim Thomsen, Teppie Harlan, Julie Roemer, Gini Keim (publicity manager), Dee Cannon, Peter Hall, John Marberry (president), and Paul Wilkins; ROW 4—Anita Birchenall, Sara Davis, John Willett, Mark Cowan, Sherry Price, Lolly Holmes, Laurie Grunewald, Phil Gutleben, Bill Eason, and Terry Lufkin; ROW 5—-Dave Rubin, Ernest Wong, Dan Eiselman, Steve Van DerHagen, Al Golbert, David Mantooth, Joe Sucatre, Tom Barni, and Jim Ready 108 = fh a g C.S.F. MEMBERS include: ROW 1, left to right—Kathi Colclasure, Amy Tomine, Calvin Mew, Christy Cannon, Bruce Micheel; ROW 2—Kathy Anderson, Becky Wilmoth, Cathy Gray, Anita Ferro, Debbie Leffler, Gerry Mew; ROW 3—Richard Davis, David Mantooth, Cheryl Pearson, Julie Roemer, Linda Penrice, Bill Tom, Anita Birchenall; ROW 4—Bentson McFarland, Phil Gutleben, and Pierce Stanley. Busy Scholars The California Scholarship Federation, a state- wide organization, is the highest honor society open to high school students. It is both an honor and a privilege to be a mem- ber of the C.S.F. Alameda High boasts a very active membership. The ‘Third Story’, an innovation of the C.S.F., has become a necessary addition to the school. Pam Johnson, Anita Ferro and Carol Hare browse at the ‘Third Story’, C.S.F.’s paperback bookstore. FALL OFFICERS: Bruce Micheel, treasurer; Cathy SPRING OFFICERS: Julie Roemer, vice-president; Sharon Colclasure, publicity manager; Calvin Mew, president; Smith, treasurer; Mary Alice Kleinjan, — president; Christy Cannon, vice-president; and Amy Tomine, Stephanie Zuras, publicity manager; Susan Massotty, secretary. secretary Faculty Names ENGLISH—Students excelling in English include: left to right—-Denise Mauldin — freshman, Kathi Colclasure — junior, Cheryl Pearson — senior, and Julie Roemer — all- around. Missing from picture is Becky Wilmoth — sophomore. SCIENCE—Scholars in the field of science are: left to right—Jay Nave — senior, David Mantooth — junior, Mary Alice Kleinjan — all-around, Roger Tribble — freshman, and John Sinclair — sophomore. SU MATHEMATICS—Outstanding math stu- dents include: left to right—-Mary Alice Kleinjan — senior and all-around, David Mantooth — junior, Vaughn Tate and Jim Walton — mechanical drawing, Ernest Wong — sophomore, and Jack Wong — freshman. FOREIGN LANGUAGE—Scholars in this department include: ROW 1, left to right— Karlyn Eggers, Linda Kamby, Jonathan Green, and Anita Ferro; ROW 2—Cheryl Pearson, Pat Stohr, Kathy Anderson, and Alice Oliver. Missing from the picture are: Denise Mauldin, Victoria Wake, Julia Berg, Bill Royce, and Calvin Mew. ea oy hated ' ReORS . 40™™ Cop Students FINE ARTS—Students excelling in fine arts are: left to right—Alice Oliver — art, Gini Keim — drama, Linnea Hanson — orchestra, Jim Thomson — band, and Bob Gourley — vocal music. PRACTICAL ARTS—Boys excelling in practical arts are: left to right—Dave Green — electric shop, Gary Murphy — auto shop, and James Cook —— wood shop. Missing from the picture is Bob Platter — machine shop. HOMEMAKING—-Girls excelling in the field | of home economics are: Carol Hare — clothing, and Linda Penrice — foods, who is missing from the picture. BUSINESS EDUCATION—Outstanding stu- dents in this field are: left to right—Carol Gray, Gerri Yip, and Marsha Nicholson. Bank of America Achievement Awards went to: left to right—Julie Roemer, Calvin Mew, Mary Alice Kleinjan, and Carol Hare. One of the outstanding awards that a high school senior can attain is the Bank of America Achieve- ment Award. These awards are given once a year to credit the outstanding students in specific fields. This year we were fortunate to have four winners. Of the four, three won first place in district compe- tition. The winners were: Julie Roemer — Fine Arts; Calvin Mew — Liberal Arts; Mary Alice Kleinjan — Applied Arts. Second place for Home Economics was awarded to Carol Hare. In March of 1964, many juniors throughout the nation took the National Merit Scholarship qualifying test. On the basis of these test results, approximately 14,000 semi-finalists were named. From these semi-finalists, the scholarship winners were chosen by the committee. Semi-finalists in the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test included: left to right—-Calvin Mew, Mary Alice Kleinjan, Chery! Pearson, Christy Cannon, and Jay Nave. Che Cop of the Class JULIE ROEMER JOHN MARBERRY VIRGINIA KEIM D.A.R. Good Citizen Boys’ State Girls’ State Honors, Awards and Achievements Julie Roemer was this year’s winner of the D.A.R. Good Citizen Award. The Daughters of the American Revolution offer an annual award for the senior girl who has contributed the most to the community and the school. The senior girls select a fellow classwoman who merits this award. One boy is chosen to represent A.H.S. at the Sacramento State Fair each summer; John Marberry was last year’s representative. He and eight hundred other boys set up the state government. Boys’ State is an organization sponsored by the American Legion. This year Virginia Keim was Alameda High’s contribution to Girls’ State. She was an active participant in re-enactments of many phases of the State Government during her week’s stay at the convention. Some A.H.S. students are participating in the Advanced Study Program being offered at Oakland City College, Merritt Campus. Neither the teachers nor the other students are informed that they are high school students. These students may take one or two courses at the college during each semester of their senior year. Straight ‘‘A’’ students for the first semester are: FRONT, O.C.C. scholars were: left to right—Martha Williams left to right—Carol Grey, Becky Wilmoth; BACK—David Yvonne Nelson, Mary Alice Kleinjan, and Mara Suviks Mantooth, Mary Alice Kleinjan, Bentson McFarland. Not pictured: Marsha Nicholson 1915 a rs o o 3 oO Ld a a] = «= = ole a) 3 o E —_ JUNIOR PROM QUEEN — 1965 Activities PAUL HORINE President MARGIE BURNS Vice-President JULIE ROEMER Recording Secretary JIM THOMSON Financial Secretary MARCIE SCHAEFER FALL 1964 Yell Leader MIKE URELL President MARCIE SCHAEFER Vice President DEANNA DEMEL Recording Secretary FRANK YAMASAKI Financial Secretary SPRING 1965 PATTI ORSINGER Yell Leader Chese Student Groups FALL AD BOARD: (Seated, left to right)—-Christy Cannon, Calvin Mew, Andy Holmer, Pete Hall, Kathy Anderson; (Standing)—Margie Burns, Mary Rudolph, Ann Wright, Jackie Wales, Marcie Schaefer, Jim Thomson, Kay Kennedy, Paul Horine, Sally Wasson, Mark Williams, Kathy Tucker, Brooke Grega, Julie Roemer, Pat Holden. ; SPRING AD BOARD: (Seated, left to right)—Bruce Micheel, Sally Wasson, Christy Cannon, Calvin Mew, Christy Ward, Ann Wright; (Standing)——Kathy Tucker, Kathy Evans, Mary Rudolph, Deanna Demel, Marcie Schaefer, Russ Fisher, John Marberry, Patti Orsinger, Frank Yamasaki, Mike Urell, Pat Holden, Dan B. Harrison. Govern Alameda High FALL ASSEMBLY PLANNING COMMITTEE: (Seated, left to right)—Margie Burns, Mr. T. Anderson, Miss Los Kamp, Paul Horine, Marcie Schaefer; (Standing)—Julie Roemer, Andy Holmer, Calvin Mew, Kathy Anderson, Jim Thomson, Nancy Fisher, Gini Keim, Cor Westerhoff. SPRING ASSEMBLY PLANNING COMMITTEE: (Seated, left to right)—Deanna Demel, Patti Orsinger, Mike Urell, Gini Keim; (Standing)— Calvin Mew, Mary Alice Kleinjan, Mary Brockwehl, Teppi Harlan, Sharon Lavagetto, John Vonhof Frank Yamasaki. 119 Chese “Watchboards” SPRING WOMEN’S BOARD OF CONTROL: Bottom Row, left to right—Carol Spatcher, Susan Massotty, Sue Statson, Chief Counselor Mary Alice Kleinjan; 2nd Row—NMarie Guisto, Kathy Petersen, Cecilia Case, Judy Rogers; 3rd Row—Anita Birch- enall, Anne Reilly, Eva Wong, Cathye Sanborn; 4th Row— Sherry Stack, Nancy Fisher, Sue Takeda, Sally Ryan; 5th Row— Barbara Baker, Cathy Copeland, Cheryl Medaglia, Francene Kohoutek; Top Row—Kim McCaffity, Vroni Janauschek, Jayne Ware, Carol Hare, Gail Peacock. FALL WOMEN’S BOARD OF CONTROL: Bottom Row, left to right—Jayne Ware, Chief Counselor Nancy Fisher, Debbie Leffler; 2nd Row—Sally Bianco, Kathy Hughes, Connie Mizer; 3rd Row—Cathy Copeland, Chris Paden; 4th Row—Kathy Petersen, Marcie Barry, Caroline Thibodeau; 5th Row—Susan Garfinkle, Sue Takeda, Anne Reilly; 6th Row—Chris Reinmiller, Genevieve Horton, Pam Johnson; 7th Row—Carole Toman, Joan Parker, Mary Alice Kleinjan: Top Row—Gail Peacock, Francene Kohoutek, Jolene Berg Watched Us All SPRING MEN’S BOARD OF CONTROL: Bottom Row, left to right—Gerry Mew, Dave Dierking, Dan B. Harrison, Fred Jaber; 2nd Row—Bill Greeley, Steve Marriott, Brooke Grega, Dan Eiselman; 3rd Row—-Tom Gannon, Alan Bell, Dave Hebert, Dave Mantooth; 4th Row—Wayne Dickson, Bill Schmitz, Doug Ladd, Jim Walton; 5th Row—Paul Horine, Marty Vinluan, Allen Golbert, Dave Rubin; Top Row—Edmundo Camacho, Chief Counselor John Vonhof. FALL MEN’S BOARD OF CONTROL: Bottom Row, left to right —Rod Wong, Bob Gourley, Dan B. Harrison, Russ Fisher; 2nd Row—Tom Gannon, Marty Vinluan, Roger Otto, Eric Hartwig 3rd Row—Jeff Apple, Dave Mantooth, Ken Terao, Ken Popper 4th Row—Jim Burror, Paul Lacer, Don Moore, Gerry Mew Top Row—Dave Rubin, John Vonhof, Chief Counselor Cor Westerhoff. Walk Cogether, Calk Cogether Ze Opposite Vroni in her native costume is her American sister, Teri. This year, Alameda High’s A.F.S. Student is Vroni Janau- schek from Vienna, Austria. Vroni, who is living with Dr. and Mrs. Jack Tucker and their daughter, Teri and son, Tim, has been very active at Alameda High. Her activities include: Women’s Board of Control, Courtesy Board, S Club, Ski Club, and G.A.A. She also en- joys sports such as skiing and sailing. Bonnie Hamilton, a transfer student to Alameda High this year from Modesto, was an A.F.S. student who went to Greece last summer. After spending two weeks in Athens, Bonnie traveled to Crete where she lived for five weeks with a Greek family. OPPOSITE: Vroni and her sister Teri at the Freshman Reception. Powder Puff Benefits AFS The Annual Powder Puff Football Game took place on Thompson Field on April 7th at 3:15 P.M. The Senior girls (the Red-Hot ‘‘Mamas”) beat the underclassmen (the “Babies”’) by a score of 25 to 13 with proceeds from the game going to the American Field Service. LEFT: The Babies punt kick from their 15 yard line. LEFT, BOTTOM: Marnell Xavier makes a winning touchdown. BELOW, TOP: Girls demonstrate tagging technique. BELOW, BOTTOM: Marcie Schaefer kicks for the Seniors HT | WU CAST MEMBERS (In Order of Appearance) Duke Lambert . Alda . ee Pie Duchess Stephanie Princess of San Lucca Baron Carsarea Rhoda Fenton Eric Fenton. . Corrado Grazia: - .'-.� .--. His Serene Highness, Prince of Vittoria . Major Whitehead . Wy Death Cakes AY . Diana Gustafson . Henry Martinez Cor Westerhoff . Anita Birchenall . Gini Keim . Julie Roemer . Jim Thomson . Nancy Fisher . Chris Babcock . Geary Joseph . Judy Larson . Doug Royer . Mike McHugh This year, Alameda High’s All school Play was “Death Takes A Holiday”, a three-act mystery- melodrama. The play, under the direction of Mr. Lloyd Sisler and Student Director Laurie Grunewald, was presented to the public on March 19th and 20th at 8:15 P.M The story is about Death, who in the form of Prince Sirki, comes to life for three days to experience the emotions in the life of a mortal While a guest of Duke Lambert, Sirki meets and falls in love with a beautiful girl named Grazia. The play ends as Sirki, who has resumed his real identity, and Grazia, have found a love which casts out fear and is as strong as death. A Holiday eae Sap! Grazia being comforted by her friends. ad % Death experiencing a human emotion. From Sea to Shining Sea “From Sea to Shining Sea,’’ Alameda High’s annual Christ- mas Pageant, was presented for the public on Thursday, Dec. 17th. The pageant was written and directed by Mr. Lloyd Sisler, who was assisted by Stu- dent Director Claire Hughett. The Pageant’s main theme, Christmas in California, was carried out by showing how Californians have celebrated Christmas through the years. The scenes included the early Spaniards, the rough and ready 49’ers, a typical street scene in San Francisco, and a traditional New Year's Eve party. The final scene of the pageant was a Nativity scene, portraying the birth of Christ. Chey Could Have JUNIOR PROM COURT: SEATED, left to right, are Linda Sanchez, Sue Cressy, Queen Karen Wilson, Kay Kennedy, and Christie Ward. Danced All Night Acorn Staff PAUL LACER i AS DEANNA DEMEL Editor ; aa Copy Editor MISS JUDY BRISTOW Faculty Advisor EDITORIAL STAFF: Left to right—Caroline Thibodeau, Jesi Hartley, Patti Orsinger, Pam Pond, Frank Yamasaki, Cheryl Pearson, Jan Duncan, Sara Coleman, June McPhee. Missing is Photographer Tom Sartwell, who was taking the picture. Worked Hard JANE OLIVER MARA SUVIKS Business Manager Art Editor MISS MADGE HOLLAND Faculty Advisor BUSINESS STAFF: Sitting, left to right—Nancy Godfrey, Anne Bathke, Carol Schwartz; Standing—tLaurie Jamison, Dee Cannon, Sherry Meyers, Gail Kushman. BONNIE MacLEOD Left: Right: Faculty Advisor Editor MR. DARE. PAM ELBERT JULIE SLATER Business Manager MARY ANN SCOTT Left: Right: Co-Editor Co-Editor BECKY WILMOTH GENEVIEVE HORTON JIM TAYLOR BONNIE HAMILTON OS STEPHANIE VAN LANDINGHAM Fall Calendar SEPTEMBER Some students were anxious, other fearful, as school opened today Members of the Crescendo Club enjoyed their an- nual picnic at Roberts’ Park The Hornets played their first football game of the season and beat Harry Ells 9-6 We traveled to Pacific and wiped out the Vikings 21-0 “Dutch Holiday’’ was this year’s G.A. Freshman Rec eption, at which all freshman girls were formally welcomed to A.H.S OCTOBER The Hornets were beaten by San Leandro 13-7 ina very close and well-played game The Star and Key Society held a snow cone sale at noon For the only night game of the season, Alameda went to Richmond and completely baffled the Oilers while winning 19-0 In an exciting finish, the Hornets beat Berkeley 3-0, and everyone celebrated at the G.A. dance, “Wooden Shoe Stomp.” Today’s football victory was a special one as we trounced our traditional rivals, the Encinal Jets, by the score of 39-7 Another team fell before our mighty Hornets. This time it was DeAnza, by the score of 21-7 NOVEMBER Everyone forgot to count calories as they went to the G.A. cake sale No one who went will ever forget the Senior play ‘Pioneer, Go Home.” For the fifth time this year, the Hornets held an opponent scoreless, as they beat El Cerrito 18-0 and ended the football season on a note of triumph First quarter report cards came out, to the dismay of some and to the joy of others Everyone who attended had a great time at the Soph Hop, ‘Soph-Ari.’”” Thanksgiving Vacation a short breather DECEMBER The ‘’S’’ Club dance was a great success as many toys were collected for handicapped children We were defeated by Richmond in basketball 61-23 “From Sea to Shining Sea,’’ our annual Christmas Pageant, was presented to the public The all-too-short Christmas vacation started today JANUARY It was difficult for many to get back to school after getting used to those extra hours of sleep In basketball the Hornets played El Cerrito and won 48-46 The mighty Hornet cagers slaughtered Encinal 58-40 The night was filled with enchantment as the Class of ‘66 presented their Junior Prom, “Night of Knights,’’ with Karen Wilson as reigning queen Semester final exams began Richmond beat our Hornets semester came to a close Spring Calendar FEBRUARY . Today was the beginning of the spring semester. . The Hornet cagers tried hard but were beaten by Pacific 50-40. . We played the El Cerrito basketball team and barely lost 82-50 . The Star and Key held a cake sale at noon. In a night basketball game, Encinal got lucky and beat our mighty team 72-64. “Fractured Flashbacks”, the opening dance of the spring term, drew a large crowd. MARCH . The Alumni basketball team returned and beat the Hornets. . For the first league baseball game of the season, our team played Richmond and won 1-0. . and 20. This year’s All-School play, ‘Death Takes A Holiday”, proved to be an excellent mystery- melodrama, and a superior job was done by the cast. . “Valley of the Jolly Green Giant’’, put on by the Crescendo and Masque and Sandal Clubs, was one of the best dances of the year. Our baseball team showed Berkeley who's the best by beating them 3-0 APRIL We lost to DeAnza in a very close game by the score of 7-6. . The great Senior team beat the Babies 25-13 in the 3rd annual Powder Puff Football game. SENIORS RULE. Some of our more talented students performed today in the annual Spring Talent Show 9 20 PAP 26. PA I Everyone went home to dream about all the goodies the Easter Bunny would bring them We played baseball with San Leandro today It’s hard to stay slim and trim when the Modern Dance Club holds a cake sale. Today was the beginning of the A.C.A.L. golf match at Richmond All of our parents got to witness the torture we students go through at school, as they came to Open House for Public Schools Week. A.C.A.L. swim trials were held today. The Block A dance, ‘‘Pop Top Hop’, was a great SUCCESS. MAY El Cerrito was our opponent today in baseball The delicious fudge sold by the G.A.A. must have been the inspiration for our track team to do a good job in the A.C.A.L. Track Finals. . Senior Hat and Sock Day proved that the Senior class is full of crazy ideas. . The Seniors really enjoyed one of their last activities, their picnic at Castle Rock JUNE The Class of ‘65 had a memorable time at their last high school dance, ‘Candlelight and Gold’’, which brought back many fond memories of years past Seniors attended the Senior Banquet at Goodman Hall in Oakland. . The tears flowed at graduation as many walked through these halls for the last time. Ah! The last day of school 1915 J on - “” a om V a ° ar) ° fs v 72) vs ay = ai’ hy 4 4 ; = vi) bt Sea tae HE EM UTA Hey ACOA i Mi lai CS.E) ‘OFFICERS Organizations 139 What Are Organizations at A.H.S.? All of our organizations play an important part in high school life. Aside from providing enjoyment and opportunities for student responsibility, they contribute to the efficiency and good name of Alameda High School. MASQUE AND SANDAL is open to all students at the school who are interested in Drama, and is under the direction of Mr. David George and Mr. Lloyd Sisler. THE MODERN DANCE CLUB is for all girls taking advanced dance. With Mrs. Marian Schwartz guiding, this group presents a program at a student body meeting once each year. THE SPANISH CLUB, with Mr. Carlos Gamboa, THE LATIN CLUB, with Mrs. Lenore Marker, THE FRENCH CLUB, with Mr. Demophile Rateaver, and THE CHEM- ISTRY CLUB, with Mrs. Edna Cundiff, are for all students taking those particular subjects. These groups plan various activities and trips throughout the year, such as picnics and cake sales. THE HUMANITIES FORUM, with Miss Fran Claggett and Miss Madge Holland, reads and discusses several books during the year. Their purpose is to understand human nature through the thoughts of great writers. INTERACT is sponsored by the Rotary Club and guided by Mr. Leland Stanford for the purpose of furthering international understanding. Members are recommended and voted in by the Rotary Board of Directors. PARAMEDICAL CAREERS CLUB is organized by the school nurse, Mrs. Kay Hunter, for all those who are interested in careers related to medicine. Mrs. Virginia Anderson leads the JUNIOR RED CROSS in serving the community. They are now send- ing pictures of school life to foreign countries. Any student willing to work can be a member. CONCERT CHORALE and GIRLS’ GLEE, under the direction of Mrs. Carol Ceder- leaf, add sparkle to our annual Christmas Pageant and perform for many community groups. Students interested in the profession of teaching are led by Mr. Earl Nethercutt, sponsors of the 3R’s. THE CHESS CLUB has tournaments with other schools in the county. Mr. Ted Anderson instructs and sponsors this group of boys, who spend their lunch hours practicing. THE R.O.T.C. Department is headed by Major Donald Carmichael. THE SWORD SHIELD SOCIETY is made up of high-ranking cadets for the purpose of improving relations with other clubs and raising the standards of R.O.T.C. NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS are usually junior and sophomore boys who show promise of leadership qualities. They are possible candidates for SWORD SHIELD, and they are given some of the more responsible jobs in the department. THE USHERS are boys from the R.O.T.C. THE USHERETTES, sponsored by Mrs. Pauline Ames and Mrs. Donna Shillinger, is open to any interested girl. These two groups contribute to the smooth running of the Senior Play, the Christmas Pageant, the All- School Play, and Graduation SKI CLUB and PEP CLUB are both new organizations at Alameda High this year. THE SKI CLUB plans trips to the snow. THE PEP CLUB will attend the games in their white shirts and blouses. Chey Bring Us the Sound of Music THE OFFICERS OF THE CRESCENDO CLUB: left to right—Janet Pingree (recording secretary Linda Berg (treasurer), Bob Gourley (president), Cecelia Case (publicity manager), George Maroulas (vice-president). THE CRESCENDO CLUB, supervised by Mr. Dominic Vinceguerra, is open to all stu- dents interested in music. This year members had a candy sale and a dance with the Masque and Sandal Club usic Washes From the Soul MR. CARLTON HANSON Orchestra Instructor THE ORCHESTRA: ROW 1, left to right—Linnea Hanson, Linda Bird, Marcia Olson, Nancy Olson; ROW 2—Janet Pingree, Ann Jorgenson, Jane Ware Linda Lozensky, Wynn Peacock Darlene Fravel; ROW 3—Gladys Maurice, Chris Babcock JIM THOMSON Band Student Director The Alameda High School Orchestra, under the masterful direction of Mr. Carlton Hanson, has once again won the praise and gratitude of the entire student body. They have given unceasingly of themselves to further our comprehension and enjoyment of their har- 3 S kad monious universe. Through multifold efforts in their ye FF. melodious field, they have enriched many aspects of our p campus life. They have enlivened various facets of our re te i Hoke ill, Cathy Gray, Laurel Math; ROW weekly student gathering, garnished our excursions into 2Jim Walton, Ernest Wong, Eva Wong, Linda Maze, Diane dramatic interlude and performed superbly at our yearly Jewell, Jean Echtermeyer, Paul Quilici, Tom Berner, Albert Cabral; spring concert. ROW 3—Jan Smith, Ellie Van DerMeer, Joe Sucatre, Jim Thomson, 142 he Dust of Every-day Life LINNEA HANSON s Orchestra Student Director ROW 1, left to right—-Georgine Nelson, Sue Statson, Sue Massotty, Janice James; ROW 2— Sydney Kapchan, Kathy Hayes, Annette Gaillac, Jim Statson, Kathi Colclasure, Kathy Anderson; ROW 3—Doug Krutilek, Mr. Carlton Hanson. -— ea ee Bill Lockhart, Dan Cowdery, Tom Parodi, Bruce Malloy, Sven Ostling, Jerry Pozo, Martin Silva, Jim Dean; ROW 4—Jeff James, Gary Gamble, Norman Peters, Cesar Corpus, Dick Keiser, Mike Pingree; ROW 5—NMr. Vinciguerra, Carroll Morgan, Jack Walker, Paul Overfield, Tom Allen and Allan Stockman. MR. DOMINIC VINCEGUERRA Band Instructor The Alameda High School Band has completed another year of campus life, imparting a certain dignity and zest to many of our sporting events. Accompanying our teams to other schools, their support is invaluable in cheering on and rallying our teams to victory. They add an enormous amount of pomp to our school. Our band is as much a part of Alameda High as are the tall and stately columns we pass each day Cheyll Never Sing Alone! Se, se SAD Cc : —y Saat Ynnn reff 7 C2 22-e asa Liz Vocal Ensemble, the most advanced“choral group, under the supervision of Mrs. Carol Cederieaf, provides musical enjoyment for Alameda High School students. Traditionally they perform in the Christmas Pageant and give the Spring Concert, as well as provide entertainment for various community groups. MRS. CAROL CEDARLEAF Advisor ROW 1, left to right—Camille Machalinski, Heather Seaborn, Carla Mannisto, Carol Spatcher, Cecila Case, Anne Kools, Laurie Thompson; ROW 2—Kathy Waltz, Laurie Jamison, Judy Walker, Renda Patrick, Julie Roemer, Linda Berg, Kathy Slaymaker; ROW 3—Wes Mahling, Edmundo Camancho, Don Lufkin, Dan B. Harrison, George Maroules, Maitland Elderts, Charlie Ramsey; ROW 4—Bob Gourley, Rich Barnett, Roger Otto, Dave Waters, Jim Nadeau, George Pucci, Tony Martinelli. A Soug From Cheir Ftearts GIRL’S GLEE: ROW 1, left to right—Sandy Schwartz, Rease Brookover, Sherry Hilton, Jenny Sonido, Laura Van Gundy, Claudia Wilson, Lynne Paden, Linda Whitmarsh, Pat Rynberg, Janice James; ROW 2—Vicky Wake, Belinda Lampkins, Janet Bills, Diane Janke, Lenore Nelson, Norine Xavier, Diane Zboyovsky, Bev Johnson, Katie Glaister, Diana Zielinski; ROW 3—Brooke Smith, Mary Brockwehl, Nancy Redden, Carole Johnson, Paula Tate, Julie Evatt, Collette Wahl, Lauri Neumann, Bette Hull, Charlene Murray; ROW 4—Denise Wahl, Elaine Smith, Pat Samworth, Linda Brewer, Mary Hartwig, Joan Lon g, Barbara Hull, Pam French, Pat McNamara, Kim McCaffity, Wendy Bauer. Student Director — Sue Negley. With Plenty of Harmony CONCERT CHORALE: ROW 1, left to right—Ermena Vinluan, George Pucci, Becky Graham, Rhonda Wanless, Sharon Dale, Katie Glaister, Candy Ladd, Ellie Vander Meer, Shirley Sanders, Lynn Grace, Cheryl Gron; ROW 2—Tony Martinelli, Jim Nadeau, Clark Fore, Bill Fulton, Kendra Downing, Robin Payne, Donna Dorthick, Pat Murphy, Leslee Theiss, Sandra Triplett; ROW 3—-Bob Clinton, Tom Mantooth, Mike Johnson, Terry Pope, Dave Cooke, Bill Harrison, Chris Thornton, Kathy Doherty, Elaine Smith, Janice Gatlin, Judi Rogers; ROW 4—Wes Mahling, Tom Brindle, Ken Robinson, Bruce Woods, Vic Poree, Kathy Riley, Jamie Hilton, Barbara De Simone, Suzane Murray, Cathy Sanborn. heir Hearts ROW 1, left to right—Carol Gray, Suzanne Boni, Florence Serles, Lynn Larsen, Sue Statson, Suzanne Gilbert, Ermena Vin Luan; ROW 2—Gini Kiem (president), Viv Kint, Barbara Pratt, Cindi Heitmann, Diane Warner, Diane Walker, Linda Collischonn; ROW 3—Carol Hare, Linda Harvey, Teppi Harlan, Sylvia Tolsen, Anne Reilly, Wynn Peacock, Janis Mulcahy. The “’S’’ Club, sponsored by Miss Carpenter, is composed of thirty girls — ten from the sopho- more, junior and senior classes. These girls sign up and their names are drawn out of a hat. They meet twice a month and plan various services for the school and community. This year they held a dance with the Key Club, ““S-Key Jump”’, and collected toys for the East Bay Children’s Hospital. Hard-working members of the ‘’S” Club. Gini and the girls plan spring activities. At Your Service THE MEMBERS OF THE KEY CLUB ARE: ROW 1, left to right—Jim Smith, Ken Popper, Joe Darr, Bill Brown, Calvin Mew (president), Ken Wagner, John Marberry, Ron Lane, Bill Fore; ROW 2—€rnie Imura, Frank Yamasaki, Jeff Gile, Ken Harvey, Dick Keiser, John Barber, Randy Meeker, Harold Smith, Jim Thomson, Mr. Grant Robinson, Dave Rubin, Jan Smith, Mike Matthews, Dan Hook, Dave Ford, Mr. Leland Stanford, Paul Horine, Albert Shaterian, Bob Lannon, Carroll Morgan, Pete Hall, Gerry Mew. The Key Club, an affiliated member of the Alameda Kiwanis Club, was formed to serve the com- munity. Any high school boy having at least a two point five scholastic average and a good citizenship record is eligible for membership. The Key Club has worked in charity drives, has sponsored a basket- ball game, in which the Harlem Clowns played, and has held a dance jointly with the ‘’S’’ Club. The city needs those curbs painted, and these Key Club boys are nuts about painting. FALL OFFICERS OF THE GIRL’S ASSOCIATION: Front, left to right—Karen Reed, vice-presi- dent; Darlene Perata, president; Back—-Sharon Lavagetto, recording secretary; Carol Hare, financial secretary; Renata Richard, song leader. Mrs. Helen Hoeksema leads the officers of the Girls’ Association in planning activities for the girls of Alameda High. G.A. meetings are held several times a year in the auditorium during long advisory, providing enter- tainment for all girls. Among the various activities of the G.A. are fashion shows, cake sales, and the Freshman Reception. “Dutch Holiday’’ was the theme for the fall and the spring theme was ‘Under the Big Top.” SPRING OFFICERS OF THE GIRL’S ASSOCIATION: Left to right—Anita Ferro, song leader; Sue Garfinkle, recording secretary; Sharon Lavagetto, president; Jackie Wales, vice-president; Diane Gustafson, financial secretary — F “3 . Ti or Sass” Se - ‘ x. PM aC FALL MEMBERS: ROW 1, left to right—Bonnie MacLeod, Anne Fenn (sargeant-at-arms), Mary Pearse (financial secretary), June McPhee (president), Ann Fox (vice-president), Karen Kennedy (recording secretary); ROW 2—Sylvia Tolsen, Sherry Thomas, Diane Gustafason, Kathy Sanborn, Chris Paden, Chris Reinmiller, Chris Mitchell, Vroni Janauschek, Sue Hathaway, Sue Negley. Courteous Service Js Cheir Duty COURTESY BOARD The members of the Courtesy Board are the official hostesses of lameda High. Their activities include: maintaining a welcoming desk in the lobby during school hours, making Christmas and Easter decora- tions for the teachers’ desks, serving at the football banquet, serving as guides for the Teachers’ Institute and Public Schools Night, con- ducting tours for the eighth grades, and selling school book covers. MRS. HELEN HOEKSEMA Courtesy Board Advisor SPRING MEMBERS: ROW |, left to right—Mary Pearse (vice-president), Chris Reinmiller (president), Sue Hathaway (financial secretary) Kathy Winters (sargeant-at-arms); ROW 2—Valerie Rulfason, Chris Paden, Phylis Sopher, Chris Mitchell, Vroni Janauschek, Sue Negley, Barbara Dameron, Margaret Souza, Dorothy Okamoto, Ann Fox. Chey Are the Mightiest Htornets ROW 1, left to right—Paul Horine, Calvin Mew, Dann Hovey, Gavin Smith, Robert Rodd, Tim Seagrer, Jim Swick, te Williams, Bruce Lee; ROW 2—Bill Thomas, Doug Royer, Marty VinLuan, Ernie Leslie, Jim Burror, Russ Fisher, Kurt Speier, Gerry Crawford, David Dierking; ROW 3—Chuck Furman, Jim Watson, Peter Sodt, Jim Hoekenga, Warren Wheaton, Bruce Wallace, Dave Osterdock, Doug Ladd, Bill Schmidt; ROW 4—Gary Weber, Tom Deal, Lee Serles, Tom Morrison, Don Wooton, Jim Murphy, Kamakau Napoleon, Kurt Haines, John Marberry, Mr. McMillon. ef Wilsl adel MR. JOHN McMILLON Advisor The purpose of the Men’‘s Block “‘A’’ Society is to build school spirit and develop better sportsmanship. To be eligible, a boy must have received a letter in a varsity sport. FALL OFFICERS: TOP PICTURE, left to right—Kurt Speier (vice president), Bill Schmitz (president), Doug Royer (recording secretary), Tom Deal (sergeant-at-arms); SPRING OFFICERS: BOTTOM PICTURE—Kurt Speier (financial secretary), Doug Royer (vice-president), Kamakau Napoleon (president), Jim Murphy (sergeant-at-arms). A seminine Couch Co Sports tae SH ew | THE MEMBERS OF THE WOMEN’S BLOCK SOCIETY ARE: ROW 1, left to right— Fran Hutchinson, Kim McCaffity, Mary Brockwehl, Teppie Harlan, Brenda Forte, Karen Anthony; ROW 2—Sue Negley, Mary Alice Kleinjan, Pat Stohr, Anne Fenn, Nancy Rabener, Christie Cannon, Jenita Rodriquez, Gini Kiem, Sharon Lavagetto, Jolene Berg. MRS. KYMPTON The Women’s Block “A” Society is the honor society of G.A.A. A girl is eligible when she has received 1200 points. She then receives a block “A” letter for excelling in a sport. THE OFFICERS OF THE WOMEN’S BLOCK “A” SOCIETY ARE: TOP PICTURE, (FALL), left to right—Fran Hutchinson, Kim McCaffity, Karen Anthony, Teppie Harlan; BOTTOM PICTURE, (SPRING),—Brenda Foret, Anne Fenn, Pat Stohr, Sue Negley, Teppie Harlan Su interés ere el espanol say aa BPA ! SPANISH CLUB: ROW 1, left to right—Edmundo Camacho, Darlene Perata, Carmen Hall, Jamie Stucky, Cathy Weir, Sue Feeney, Carol Hare, Janet Fee, Denise Gilbert, Linda Museo, Sue Garfinkle, Cathy Doherty; ROW 2—Ermena Vinluan, Dan B. Harrison, Janet Trulin, Karen Wilson, Sharon Amittone, Betty Hare, Karen Reed, Mary Hartwig, Betsy Smith, Marcia Olson, Mary Umland, Audrey Tarver, Sue Marlowe, Karen Roper, Gloria Diola, Dorothy Okamoto; ROW 3—NMarsha Nicholson, Fred Jaber, John Willett, Tom Sartwell, Anita Ferro, Vroni Janauschek, Viv Kint, Jolene Berg, Sylvia Tolsen, Teppi Harlan, Sue Negley, Sue Takeda. Lingua Latina erat studium corum LATIN CLUB: ROW 1, left to right—Pat King, Peter Sodt; ROW 2—Kay Wong, Terry Gintz, Becky Wilmoth, Cappy Scheuermann, Stephanie Gustin, Carol Orr, Janet Rowlands, Gay Moore, Sue Collier; ROW 3—-Mrs. Lenore Marker, Wynn Peacock, Sally Fisher, Heather MacKenzie, Beverly Elliott, Glenda Zishka, Corazon Corpus, Mark O’Connell, Carol Sato; ROW 4—Don Moore, Steve Murray, Alan Wallace, Philip Anderson, Fred Sodt 152 Leur intérést le francais FRENCH CLUB MEMBERS: ROW |, left to right—Sidney Miland, Carol Spatcher, Florence Sellers, Anne Ryan, Barbara Newell, Anita Birchenal, Carol Schwarz, Dan Russell, Daphne Harmola, Sally Bianco, Wynn Peacock, Carol Sato, Carolyn Marberry, Davia Turpin; ROW 2—Gail Samota, Karen Micheel, Carol Hammitt, Barbara Brady, Celeste Holmes, Gail Tribou, Laurie Pollard, Diane Walker, Mary Beth Sanafelt, Suson Shortridge, Laurie Neumann, unidentified, Janis Paden, Kathy Kinney, unidentified, Judy Ireland, Diane Zielinsky, Connie Miezer, Mary Rudolph; ROW 3—Mr. Demophile Rateaver, Julie Slater, Amy Tominie, Carolyn Kelly, Ann Vito, Ann Galliger, Janice James, Diane Walker, Kathy Brady, Dan Harrison, Eric Hartwig, Tom Linkhart, Jonathan Green, Jeff Gile, Leland Mew, Gini Keim, unidentified, Nanc y Snell, Patty Adams, Christy Cannon, Kathy Slaymaker, Debbie Leffler, Judy Larson; ROW 4—Joan Weaver, Katie Hackleman, Karlyn Eggars, Lynette McCaffity, Sally Wassan, Kay Kennedy, Kathleen Kjelland, Gail Peacock, Valerie Rulfalson, unidentified, Dave Mantooth, Bill Winters, Randi Williams, Caroline Thibodeau, Bob Wallen, Cathy Copeland, Nancy Beaver, Sara Davis; ROW 5—Mary Alice Kleinjan, Nancy Redden, Suzanne Bonni, Linda Collischon, Jim Thomson, Betty Smith, Heather MacKenzie, Mike Woods, Gary Rosen, Jim Ready, Tom Barni, Pierce Stanley, Bob Kelly, Jack Walker, Calvin Mew, unidentified, and Sue Hassman Cheir Interest Was Chemistry CHEMISTRY CLUB MEMBERS: ROW 1, left to right—Carol Spatcher, Ray McKay, Jonathan Green, Bentson McFarland, Mike Keegan, Steve Van Der Haeghen; ROW 2—Mrs. Edna Cundiff, Tom Linkhart, Mrs. Braun, Sharon Ammittone, Sharon Smith, Dan Eiselman, Eric Hartwig, Jim Filip, Dave Hebert, Pat O'Neil, Dave Mantooth, Corozan Corpus, Eva Wong, Jean Lee, Janet Pingree, Denis Terao 153 Chey Love the Stage MASQUE SANDAL CLUB: ROW 1, left to right—Cindy Gradin, Sue Hassman, Barbara Brady, Jerry Soloman, Jerry Powers, Skip Rankin, George Maroulos, Rich Redman, President Geary Joseph, Anita Birchenal, Financial Secretary Mike McHugh; ROW 2—Diane Gustafson, Recording Secretary Gail Kushman, Carol Swartz, Carol Hammit, Nick Mashikian, Vice-President Patti Orsinger, Tom Sartwell, Mike Urell, Scott Robinson, Jim McKinley, Dennis Goodman, Jeff Giyle, Dan Charvet, Jim Thomson, Gini Kiem, Nancy Fisher, Virginia Arnold, Cindy Falletti, Marcia Warner. Girls of Rhythm and Grace MODERN DANCE CLUB: ROW |, left to right— Secretary Naomi Tomine, Linda Burror, Diane Enos, Katie Warner, Margie Burns, Sue Howard, Dance Leader Anita Ferro, Lynn Larson, Valerie McWilliams, Dance Leader Marnell Xavier, Nancy Fisher; ROW 2—Mara Suviks, Anne Bathke, Treasurer Sally Dobson, Jackie Wales, Lolly Holmes, Bev Wight, Maureen McNulty, Sue Garfinkle, Becky Elliot, Pat Lorenzo, Pam Johnson, Carol Hare, Shirley Smith, Eugenia Braue; ROW 3—Barbara Newell, Genevieve Horton, Ann Jorgensen, Valerie Rulofson, Robyn Burke, Diane McKnight, Mary Jo Parten, Brenda Andrews, Renda Patrick, Karen Wilson, Bonnie Chessmore, Janet Trulin, Marilyn Tudal, Carol Spatcher, Kathy Winters, Cindy Heitman, Pam Ralston, Judy Rodgers, Vickie Roth, Sue Hathaway, Bonnie MacLeod. Cowards Understanding Between Nations sea roe ea INTERACT MEMBERS: ROW |, left to right—Tim Seagren, Bob Celustka, Jeff Gile, Mike Kotte, Steve May, Trent Casperson, Bill Short, Ray McKay; ROW 2—Gary Ooyman, Rich Ray, Greg Orton, Paul Hagan, Steve Albrecght, Steve McDonald, Steve Bartley, Greg Graden, Jim Coe. rae a teetie d “5 HUMANITIES FORUM: ROW |, left to right—Mary Rudolph, Anita Birchenall, Jan Wright, Debbie Leffler; ROW 2—Cathy Gray, Mark Cowan, Mike Keegan, Jonathn Green, Alice Watson, Dee Sogge, Sherry Stack; ROW 3—Tom Sartwell, Stephanie Corcos, Paul Lacer, Jesi Hartley, Viv Kint, Mara Suviks, Ray McKay, Jim Filips. Sy Heal All Wounds malocclusion progress of deca ? permanent teeth roe PARAMEDICAL CAREERS CLUB ROW 1, left to right—Mrs. Kay Hunter, Kathy Pingree (secretary), Le Royce Hodges; ROW 2—Linda Penrice (president), Karen Whitmore, Linda Gladwell (vice-president), Stephanie Gustin. JUNIOR RED CROSS ROW 1 (SITTING), left to right—Louise Dorfman, Sue Hassman, Kathleen McGuire, Celeste McGinnis, Anita Raines, Sara Coleman; ROW 2 (STANDING)—Kim Woznick, Stephanie Corcos, Marilyn Anderson, Kathy Russell, Anne Fenn (vice-president), Margie Ensley 156 (president), Barbara Sorrance (recording secretary), Bill Keeran (treasurer), Bob Miller. Codays Students-- Comorrows Ceachers FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB: ROW lI, left to right—Recording Secretary (Spring)-Barbara Fore, Financial Secretary (Fall)-Alice Watson Vice-President (Spring)-Helga Ness, President (Fall)-Sharon Amittone, President (Spring)-Dolores Allen, Carol Lothian; ROW 2—Jim Thompson, Janice Allen, Linda Martin, Vicki Ryder, Marsha Olsen, Nancy Olsen, Linda Berg, Financial Secretary (Spring)-Ann Kools, Kim McCaffity, Mr. Nethercutt. Have Knight-- Will Checkmate CHESS CLUB: ROW |, left to right—Charles Grissom, Bill Fulton, Brian McSharry, Secretary-Mike Weber, President-Allen Golbert, Vice- President-Bill Deras, Treasurer-Gary Rosen, Bob Diola, Al Mizer; ROW 2—John Buestad, Randy Williams, Roger Tribble, Tom Sartwell, 157 Dan Kreiss, Jeff James, Steve Brander, Gary Gamble, Paul Lacer, Gary Smith, Jack Barker, Mike Van Valkenberg, Mike Ryan, Danny Yost. Htonors for High-Kanking Cadets SWORD AND SHIELD SOCIETY: Left to right—Rod Wong, Ray Dolan, Mike Recknor, Rich Jaffe, Bentson MacFarland, Bob McDowell, Cor Westerhoff. Leadership and Responsibility NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS: ROW 1, left to right——Cesar Corpus, David O’Neil, Mike Keegan, Richard Davis, Jim Marler, Charles Quinn, Clyde Ryan, David Janke, Luther Roberts; ROW 2—Steve Hahn, Jeff Robinson, Fred Hodgkin, Ralph Davis, Ralph Telles, Ray 158 Allaire, Richard Chamberlain, John Owen. 2 We Open Che Doors USHERS THE USHERS ARE: ROW 1, left to right—Richard Jaffe, Rod Wong, Bentson MacFarland; ROW 2—Ceasar Corpus, Mike Keegan Jim Marler, Richard Davis, Charles Quinn, David Janke, Dennis Cranston, Michael Mitry; ROW 3—Jeff Robinson, Ralph Telles, Ray Allaire, David O’Neil, Robert Reynolds, Douglas Wilson, Clyde Ryan With Smiling Faces USHERETTES THE USHERETTES ARE: ROW 1, left to right—Sherry Hilton (vice president), Emma-Jean Anderson (secretary de nt), Carol Bundock, Beverly Elliot, Carellyn Smith, Linda Brewer Chey Were Lured to the 7 Fr ) Sarg nee: ut A eS tt — + ees = ae! MEMBERS OF THE NEWLY-FORMED SKI CLUB ARE: ROW |, left to right—Nancy Redden, Carol Spatcher, Carole Hammitt, Cecelia Case, Julie Johnson, Dee Sogge, Diane Stefani, Nancy Rabener (secretary), Susie Garfinkle, Jackie Wales (vice-president), Marcie Schaefer, Susan Shortridge, Sydney Kapchan, Anne Reilly; ROW 2—Sandy Schwartz, Valerie Rulofson, Sherry Stack, Anita Ferro, Vroni Janauschek, Terri Tucker, Karen Anthony, Chuck King, Jeff Gile, Bob Wallin (treasurer), Julie Roemer, Pete Hall (president), Sally Slusser; ROW 3—Tom Sartwell, Fred Jaber, Sharon Smith, Kathy Kjelland, Gail Peacock, Bob Howard, Bob Garfinkle, Steve Foster, Mike Keegan, John Marberry, Marianne Scott, Cathy Peterson he Spirits the Ching ae MEMBERS OF THE PEP CLUB ARE: ROW 1, left to right—Jackie Wales (vice-president), Marcie Schafer (president), Teppi Harlan (publicity), Sue Hassman (secretary); ROW 2—Bonnie MacLeod, Sally Ryan, Patti Orsinger, Ann Gallagher, Carol Schwartz, Claire Hughett, Cindy Beynon, Sharon Lavagetto, Anita Ferro; ROW 3—-Pam Pond, Nancy Godfrey, Judy Jones, Nancy Harlan, Marcia Barry, Janice Allen, Carol Sato, Sidney Miland, Kathy Pingree, Lupe Sandoval, Marty Springer; ROW 4—NMrs. Robinson, Bonnie Chessmore, Joanne Truhlor, Linda Coker, Wynn Peacock, Happy McQuire, Joann Duthler, Carolyn Marberry se i Rea 7 r 7 ALAMEDA HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL TEAM I900. ant LISS hea Alameda High Baseball Team, 1900 Dick Keiser gives it the “old heave ho!’ Cindy Beynon, Linnea Hanson, and Vicky Smith at a track meet Kamakau Napoleon “gives the shot a put!” Mike Gerson (10) and Gary Weber protect our ball from the Vikings Jim Burron and Robert Rodd compete in the Butterfly Kurt Speier tackles a Jet during the Alameda-Encinal Game “Will | ever be big?’’ wonders Daniel Thompson, son of Coach Bill Thompson KATIE WARNER ; KAY KENNEDY HEAD MARCIE SCHAEFER Fall Yell Leaders PATTI ORSINGER ANITA FERRO ‘ 2 at ma} a ‘Y fg ee ae MARTHA WILLIAMS mi, ‘ . DIANE ENOS PATTI ORSINGER-HEAD Spring Yell Leaders CLAIRE HUGHETT GAIL KUSHMAN ‘On Co Victory” Coaching the 1965 Varsity to its many Mike McGovern, Dennis Hennessee, Forrest Klein, Le- Roy Bernadou, John McMillon, and Calder Hayes. THE SEASON “Alameda, fellows, Fight! “Men who wear the Gold and White, Men who hear the call to fight, Battle now for school and right, On to Victory.’’ Alameda, on to Fight! Fight! game victory. We'll win Fight, this THE 1964 VARSITY FOOT- BALL TEAM: ROW |, left to right—Bill Thomas, Jim Es- parza, Maitland Elderts, Jim Murphy, Bill Schmitz, Tom Deal, Chuck Eurman, Gary Weber, Kamakau Napoleon, Doug Royer; ROW 2—Bob Tatum, Jim Walton, John Daun, Jim Smith, Mark Koike, Jeff Wieland, Steve Murray, Jim Pitts, Doug Ladd; ROW 3 —Marty Vinlaun, Wally Beaver, Bill Lockhart, Lee Serles, Charles WHargle, Gary Rosen, Kurt Speier, Gerry Crawford, Mike Kern; ROW 4 —Manager Bob Miller, Coach John McMillon, Paul Miranda, John Marberry, Larry Janes Curt Haines, Bruce Lee, Steve May, Jack Cooley Coach Forrest Klein, Warren Taylor, Manager Dan Hovey. KURT SPEIER BILL SCHMITZ KAMAKAU NAPOLEON DOUG ROYER Halfback Quarterback Fullback Halfback Co-Captain To open the 1964 football season, the Hornets edged the Ells’ Eagles 9-6. The Hornets scored in the first quarter on a 27-yard pass from quarterback Bill Schmitz to halfback Gerry Crawford. Ells came back and scored in the second half on a 53-yard breakaway run, which brought the score to 7-6 going into the 4th quarter of play. Tom Deal then smothered a blocked punt in the end-zone for a 2-point safety. The Ho rnet de- fense then held the Eagles and Alameda had their first victory of the season. The Hornets rolled over Pacifica 21-7 with the Vikings crumbling under the Alameda offense. Doug Royer and Bill Schmitz accounted for all of the Hornet scoring on a 5-yard dive by Royer, a one yard quarter- back sneak by Schimtz and a 29-yard pass touchdown from Schmitz to Royer, with Royer kicking all of the extra points. The mighty Hornet defense held the Vikings to a mere 110-yards passing and rushing in the whole game. The Hornets faced the San Leandro Pirates in the game that decided the A.C.A.L. championship. When the teams went into the dressing room at half time the score was 7-7. The Hornets scored on a 2-yard plunge by fullback Kamakau Napoleon after San Leandro went ahead on an 80-yard run. The Pirates scored the winning TD in the 3rd period on a 3-yard dive by their fullback. Alameda bounced back and defeated the Richmond u AM Oilers 19-0 in a well-executed attack. Leading the attack ae i was Doug Royer, who gained 74-yards in 16 carries — including a 12-yard TD romp and kicked one extra point. Gerry Crawford also stood out — scoring two TD's one on a 26-yard pass from Bill Schmitz. The Hornet defense kept the Oilers to 64 yards rushing and 51 yards passing. MIKE KERN JIM ESPARZA JOHN MARBERRY Linebacker Center Guard CHUCK FURMAN Tackle The Hornets methodically routed De Anza 21 to 7. High- lights of the game were the passing of Schmitz, who figured in 24-yard pass to Doug Ladd. Kamakau Napoleon gained 148 yards rushing two TDs: one, a one yard dive, and the other a and scored one TD. The Dons scored once on a four-yard run Alameda finished off the season at El Cerrito in a hard-tought game, winning 18-0. After a shaky first half, in which Royer scored the only TD on a five-yard run, the Hornets pulled together and scored the crowning touchdowns. Napoleon scored on the first play of the 4th period on a two-yard run, and Royer scored on a two-yard run. JIM MURPHY LARRY JANES End Guard MARTY VINLUAN TOM DEAL Tackle End Alameda then faced Berkeley in a game that saw the defense of both squads rule until the last 14 seconds, when the Hornets had the ball on the Berkeley four-yard line and Doug Royer kicked a field goal to win the game 3-0. Against thi tough defensive team, Bill Schmitz completed 9 of 17 passes for 112 yards. The Hornets played their non-league game with St. Elizabeth here. The Hornets dominated the whole game from the first Hornet offensive play, when Schmitz passed to Royer for a 68- yard TD. Schmitz threw the same pass for 65 yards and a TD on the next offensive series. Napoleon scored two TDs and gained 120 yards while Royer ran over the third TD, and picked up 58 yards. Royer kicked two extra points to cap this 32-0 win. Schmitz complet ed six out of 11 passes for 192 yard GARY WEBER Linebacker GERRY CRAWFORD Halfback The Hornets swarm over the Jets’ ball carrier ets didn't seem to be able to stop the Hornets Mr. Graham Summers of the Alameda Chambe: of Commerce presents the traditional trophy to Alameda’s victorious team captains and Princi Coach Klein (left) chats with a very unhappy os Coach A crowd of over 3500 jammed into Marberry Thompson Field to see the Hornets bomb xe the Jets in the annual crosstown rival Toke game. The game was preceded by the annual exchange rallies at the student body meetings in which there was great spirit for both schools. The game had added excitement with the presence of T.V. cameras from KGO TV for the tele vising of the high school ‘Game of the Week.’ The game started with Alameda kick- ing off to the Jets. The Jets were forced to punt, but roughing the kicker penalty gave the Jets renewed hope. On a quarterback to halfback pass and a half- back to halfback lateral, the Jets scam pered 59 yards for a score. The kick was t pal R Deal alph Cioffi. Standing Mr. Graham Summer and Principal Ralph left t | right Schmitz Cioff are Tom Dc ug Rover good and the score was 7-0 with 8:58 left in the first period. This was the final act for Encinal. The Hornets bounced right back and scored on a 23-yard pass from Bill Schmitz to Gerry Crawford Doug Royer’s kick was good and the game was tied 7-7. In the second quarter Kamakau Napoleon scored on a 2-yard run and Royer scampered 2 yards for a touchdown After a colorful halftime show, the teams came back on the fie!td. The Hornets scored 3 more times to com- pletely humiliate the hapless Jets. Doug Royer scampered 4 yards for a score, Kurt Speier scored from 6 yards out, and Schmitz added the capper with a 2-yard QB sneak Coach Klein has a few words with Quarter- back Bill Schmitz before Alameda’s traditional rival game with the Encinal Jets The Standing, left to An Encinal! 1964 Varsity Football right, are Alexander 1964 J.V. FOOTBALL TEAM: ROW |, left to right—-Steve Murray, John Daun, Jim Pitts, Charles Hargle, Wally Beaver, Bill Lockhart, Paul Miranda, Warren Taylor, Mike Kern; ROW 2—Jack Cooley, Mark Koike, Jim Smith, Steve Williams, Dan Archibald, Mike Kotte, J.V. SCORES Alameda 2 aS Alameda Pacific San Leandro ..Richmond Berkeley Encinal St. Elizabeth’s El Cerrito Alameda Alameda Alameda Alameda Alameda Alameda 1964 FROSH FOOTBALL TEAM: ROW |, left to right—Kip Nelson, Pat King, Trent Casperson, Hunter Crandall, Dave Hollis, Harold Kohn, Rick Reposa, Kip Walden, Steve Yamasaki, and Jeff Carr; ROW 2—Jim Castro, Dave Smith, Scott Graham, Gary Ooyman, Bill Brown, Mike Thelen, Leonard Lindsey, Paul Hahn, Dick Speer; ROW 3—Steve Mills, Glen Lucas, Jack Sheen, Mike Anderson, Glen Ford, Ma it Bud Fields, Steve May, Jeff Wieland, Gary Rosen; ROW 3—Mike Grego, Lee Serles, Rich Redman, Pat Rivas, Kim Codiga, Charles Robinson, Steve Ansel, Kurt Speir, Bruce Lee, Manager Bobby Lambert; ROW 4—Bob DeLaRosa, Peter Sodt, Coach LeRoy Bernadou FROSH SCORES Willow Glen 35 San Leandro 33 Richmond 26 Berkeley 28 Encinal P| De Anza 7 El Cerrito 12 Alameda Alameda Alameda Alameda Alameda Alameda Alameda ANANANNOO Steve Carter, Chuck Dillard, Rich Ray, Frank George, Steve Hammitt; ROW 4—AMike Stamets, Forrest Bell, Don Seabock, Lee Manis, Mark Lightcap, Bob Gordon, Clayton Elderts, Mark Jurgens, Louis Whit- more; ROW 5—Coach Mike McGovern, Coach Dennis Hennessee, Spencer Love, Jim Royer, Jan Smith, Dave Brownson, Rich Ratto, Brent Ryder, Mike Hubbard, Coach Bill Thompson THE RIFLE TEAM: ROW 1, left to right—James Marler, James Mason; ROW 2—Cesar Corpus, Dave O'Neil, Alan Stockman. Missing are Terry Stockman, Wayne Hodges, Luther Roberts, Mike Kennemer, Charles Quinn and Dan Tabisaura. Che Keserve Officers Craining Corps THE DRILL TEAM: ROW 1, left to right—James Marler, Richard Chamberlain, James Mason, Mike Kennemer; ROW 2—Alan Stockman, Dave O’Neil; ROW 3—Cesar Corpus, Howard Evans and Steve Hahn. 1964 VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: ROW | Ted Ferguson, Steve Lewis, ‘Pinky’ Johnson, Dan Williams; ROW 2-—--Coach Stanford, Er CROSS COUNTRY — 1964 SCHEDULE Meet Hogan, St. Joseph Berkeley, Arroyo, Castro Valley Pacific, San Lorenzo Richmond, De Anza Clayton Valley Invitational Berkeley, Castro Valley El Cerrito, Encinal Mission San Leandro, Berkeley, Pacific, Encinal, El Cerrito ACAL North Coast Championship-Trials 1964 Varsity Cross Country Team Captains Left to right—Dan Williams, Don Wooten, Ted Ferguson 1964 J.V. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: ROW |, left to right Paul Mendel, Glen Koike, Doug Okazaki, Jim Perkins, Bill Joe Mandel, Mark Donnell, Ernie Imura, Tom Mantooth, Craig Tom; ROW 3—Carroll Morgan, David Kreiss, Ray Barker Millard, Fred Sodt; ROW 2-——Frank Banta, Dan Heatherington, Bob Lannor | ae Alameda Cagers Have Growing Phins’ “What do you mean, the ball’s stuck on e ceiling? =) og % a. The 1964-65 Varsity Basketball Team are: ROW 1, left to Greg Dunn; ROW 2, left to right—Pat Sloan, Ray Gallagher, right—Doug Ladd, Mike Gerson, Kurt Speier, David DeCosta, Gary Weber, Bob Tatum, Terry Locke; ROW 3, left to right Coach ‘Stretch’ Pearson, Neil Hill, Andy Weber Doug Ladd (22) battles the San Leandro Pirates for the toss. Kurt Speier (25) and Gary Weber (43) fight the Priates. “ e - ABOVE: Hornets’ Bob Tatum shoots for a basket in an attempt to beat the San Leandro Pirates. Alameda Alameda Alameda Alameda Alameda Alameda Alameda Alameda Alameda Alameda Alameda Alameda Alameda Alameda Alameda Alameda VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES 1964-65 SEASON 25 32 33 Richmond De An Pacific Za El Cerrito Encina Berkeley San Leandro Harry Ells Richmond De An Pacific Za El Cerrito Encina | Berkeley San Leandro 7 Harry ww cS — ) SS) Ells ag e THE 1965 J.V. BASKETBALL TEAM: ROW l, left to right Jim Foster, Mike Mulholland, Craig Millard, Kim Codiga, Mike Gerson, Dan Archibald, Hyland Morrow, Mike Woods, Steve Albright; ROW 2, left to right—-Coach McGovern, Andy Weber, Pat Sloan, Frank Dettmer, Neil Hill, Al Thomas, Frank Jacopetti, Terry Locke, Dave DeCosta, Greg Dunn, Ron Watson, John McPhee, Ron Fields, Sven Ostling, Manager Dan Silva J.V. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Encinal Berkeley San Leandro Harry Ells Richmond De Anza Pacific El Cerrito THE 1965 FROSH BASKETBALL TEAM: ROW |, left to right —Jim Castro, John Zuras, Steve Carter, Mike Russell, Paul Hoopaugh, Mike Thelen, Manager Dan Silva; ROW 2, left to RAS oles Encinal Berkeley San Leandro Harry Ells Richmond De Anza Pacific El Cerrito right—Coach Calder Hayes, Gary Fascilla, Dave Maudlin, Fred Schmolenberger, Steve Olson, Mike Rapposelli, Gary Nordmark, Paul McBride, Chris Speier, Bob Bernal, Alan Spatcher + r , Fr a Fis Met oe “pal = he . Rodd, Jim Hoekenga, John Hiemenga, Mark Schlichting, ROW 2, left to right—John Benedick, Jim Burror, Bruce Ted Rayburn, Tim Seagren; ROW 5—Bruce Micheel, Jim Britton; ROW 3—Larry Lozensky, Jim Carr, Jim Coe, Jim Swick. Greeley, Gary Gamble; ROW 4—Bruce Wallace, Robert Bruce Britton prepares for a race. Coach Ash Jones checks the times of Jim Burror and Bruce Wallace. Hornet Mermen Win Chird A.C_AL. Crown | 7 Russ Fisher and Larry Lozensky talk over the day’s performances. It’s a fight to the finish for these ‘‘Water Babies’. THE 1965 J.V. SWIM TEAM: ROW 1—Frank Anderson; ROW 2, left to right—Bob Celustka, Steve Strick, Maarten Wydogen; ROW 3—Jack Sheen, Owen Jones, Mike Janvier, Glenn Lucas. ere . Water Polo Ceam Makes Debut ae. , me THE 1965 WATER POLO TEAM: ROW I, left to right—Bob Celustka, John Benedick, Mike Janvier, Steve Strick, Frank Anderson, Tim Seagren, Owen Jones, Pete Lumston; ROW 2—Larry Lozensky, Jim Coe, John Hiemenga, Jim Greeley, Mark Schlicting, Bruce Britton, Ted Reyburn, Gary Gamble, Robert Rodd; ROW 3—Jeff Gile, Steve Grimenger, Jan Mitchell, John Daniels, Ken Wagner, Greg Loy, Coach Dave Fairfield. WATER POLO SCORES Alameda 4 South San Francisco High 6 Alameda 0 Pioneer High (San Jose) 11] Alameda 7 San Leandro 6) Getting ready for the gun are John Benedick, Larry Lozensky, Bruce Britton, and Gary Gamble. THE 1965 VARSITY TRACK TEAM: ROW 1, left to right Wally Beaver, Warren Taylor, Lee Serles, Steve Williams, Mike Kern, Kamakau Napoleon, Steve May, Jeff Carr, Kip Nelson, Jerry Woods, Ted Ferguson, Bud Fields; ROW 2, left to right- David Kreiss, Walt DeCelle, Stan Diamond, Tom Morrison, Bill Lockhart, Alan McKean, Steve Lewis, Dan Williams, Joe Darr, SSE Crack Ceam kes Great Strides eS ee : : Trent Casperson appears to hop like a bunny. Dave Osterdock, Don Wooten, Paul Horine, Manager Dan Silva ROW 3, left to right—-Gerry Crawford, Tom Mantooth, Mark Donnell, Mike Battu, Craig Millard, Bob Lau, Maitland Elderts, Dan Charvet, Nick Mashikian, Andy Weber, Mike Johnson Manager Doug Krutilek, Coach Lee Stanford, Assistant Coach Bill Thompson “Hard Work” is their motto. Maitland Elderts on a pole vault leap. Ree nee Dan Charvet crosses the finish line first! Bob Fields runs the 220. Mike Kotte hurls the shot put. = THE 1965 FROSH AND B’S TRACK TEAMS: ROW 1, left to right—Mike Algeri, Dave Brownson, Frank George, Steve Hammitt, Jim Kingwell, Paul Schroder, Paul Hahn, Mike Kotte Rey Corona, Todd Pascoe, Hunter Crandall; ROW 2—Pat Holden, Mike Jones, Mike Gordon, Scott Morrison, Craig Millard, Dan Heatherington, Ken Wagner, Glenn Koike, Sam Rey Corona pours on the steam. Russell, Dan Harrison, Ken Fong; ROW 3—Tom Lannon, Dan Kreiss, Craig Roth, Bob Lannon, Pierce Stanley, William Kama, Gary Burgo, Dan Sue, Gary Turich, Trent Casperson, Glenn Henderson; ROW 4—Joe Tolman, Bob McDonald, Mike Miller, Fred Sodt, Steve Sodt, Steve Sue, Sam Howard, Ernest Imura, Doug Okasaki, Fresh Manager Mike Rexinger, Head Manager Doug Krutelik, Coach Lee Stanford “ee aS THE 1965 TENNIS TEAM: ROW 1, left to right—Randy Meeker, Dick Keiser, Larry Pruitt, Calvin Mew, Ken Popper, 1965 TENNIS SCHEDULE St. Josephs Encinal San Ramon San Leandro Fremont El Cerrito Hayward Berkeley Castlemont Richmond Harry Ells San Leandro El Cerrito Berkeley Richmond Harry Ells UIWOD—OBN N Ne) THE 1965 GOLF TEAM: Left to right—Dan Carter, Ron Rapposelli, Mike Rapposelli, Frank Jacopetti, Steve Vito, Bob Oates; ROW 2, left to right—Steve Fallaw, Dan Patrone, Tom iw Coach John McMillon; ROW 2, left to right—Neil Hill, Steve Murray, Kim Codiga, Mike Mulholland, Ron Watson, Peter Hall, Frank Dettmer 1965 GOLF SCHEDULE San Ramon Washington San Ramon Piedmont ; Hillsdale ‘Aragon: Balboa-Richmond é Hillsdale Washington ae El Cerrito Richmond-Encinal AAAs. April El Cerrito April ee ee pee tae! tet Fe Berkeley May NS oe ES ; ; A.C.A:L. May Seg NE AS Fi a ; Berkeley May ER eA «mtr ; A.C.A.L. May Rene 8 a ee ee 2 eerie May : eS ee Ba San Leandro May Dodie tsetse en A.C.A.L. May ae eT Father-Son Tournament March March March March March April April April April April April Gannon, Jeff Weiland, Dick Gambetta, Neil Wampler, Coach Marvin Pearson; ROW 3, left to right—-Tom Merrill, Art Simmons, Mark Williams, Mike Pingree, Scott Robison, Greg Slauson, Dave Corby, John Milhollar’ ta Wo THE 1965 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM: ROW 1, left to right Dunn, Kurt Speier, Bill Schmitz, Douglas Ladd, Coach LeRoy Manager Wayne Dickson, Gary Weber, Dave Waters, Dick Bernadou; ROW 3—Bruce Lee, Bill Reynolds, Jay Fletcher, Speer, Bruce Robles, Jim Wilson; ROW 2—Tom Deal, Greg Captain Jim Orio, Chuck Furman, Mike Rivas, Manager Bob Miller VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE St. Joseph’s Fremont ties Mission St. Elizabeth’s Hayward Richmond El Cerrito De Anza Encinal 0,3 Pacific San Leandro Richmond Harry Ells El Cerrito De Anza Encinal Pacific San Leandro Doug Ladd comes in safe. Chey Come Up Swinging Catcher : Bill Schmitz. ES % First sacker, Greg Dunn, tags a Berkeley Yellowjacket. oe - Ree = Sees ere THE 1965 J.V. BASEBALL TEAM: ROW 1, left to right— Coach Hennessee, John Westerback, Jack Irwin, Doug Hunter, Jim Pitts, Al Thomas, Bill Short; ROW 2—Mike Woods, Gary J.V. BASEBALL SCHEDULE St. Joseph’s Fremont : Mission St. Elizabeth Hayward Richmond Harry Ells Sa Bye El Cerrito De Anza 3 9 10 1] 12 16 i9 23 30 2 THE 1965 FROSH BASEBALL TEAM: ROW 1, left to right— Terry Haugens, Mike Walker, Chris Speier, Paul McBride, Steve Olson, Gary Fascilla, Jim Wigge, John Zuras, Bill Seauens, Mark O’Connell; ROW 2—Spencer Love, Gary Nordmark, Mike Baker, Bob Childes, Kip Rolenson, Chuck Dillard, Charlie Hargle, Pat King, Dave DeCosta; ROW 3—Steve Yamasaki, Jack Brown, Dave Smith, Pat Sloan, Steve Ansel, Greg Orton, Charlie Slater, Manager Allan Zenos. Encinal Pacific San Leandro Richmond Harry Ells ; Bye Berkeley El Cerrito De Anza Encinal : Pacific San Leandro Thelen, Paul Hoopaugh, Gary Speer, Richard Pounos, Mark Lightcap, Steve Gremminger, Les DeLong; ROW 3—Tom Wobehrle, Ed Buccat, Jim Tureganu, Jim Castro, Larry Heath, Lee Manis, Fred Schmalenberger, Dave Mavidin, Larry Koenig. Absent—Mike Bussell. . A KAREN WILSON NANCY RABENER ea MARNELL XAVIER — . N —_— ; aawT NANCY GODFREY aries iss a SUE HOWARD LINDA BURROR . ; a U ) % - rab: SUE LIPPI CINDY BEYNON-HEAD MARILYN TUDAL KAREN WILSON SHIRLEY SMITH JANET TRULIN Members Excel Jn Various Sports Fencing is one of the more popular sports. Sophomore, Junior, and Senior girls are eligible for membership in the Girls’ Athletic Association (G.A.A.) which meets sixth period each school day. The girls are selected by the Girls’ physical education faculty on the basis of skill and citizenship. Girls in G.A.A. enjoy sports and want to become skilled in as many sports as possible. The girls are able to choose their own sport for each season from several which are offered. During the year, in addition to the sports offered in regular physical education, G.A.A. offers fencing, hockey, badminton, bowling, tumbling, archery, and modern dance. Activities of G.A.A. include sports- days and play-days with other schools and various money-raising events such as the semi-annual pencil sale. At the end of each semester, the “G.A.A. Spread”’ is held. Various awards are given throughout the year for excellence in certain sports and points are given accordingly. At the ‘Spread’, the newly elected officers are announced and the girls who have earned enough points receive the Circle ““A’’, Winged “A”, and Block “‘A”’, respectively. When a girl receives the Block ‘‘A’’, she becomes a member of the Women’s Block “A”. Ra : THE FALL 1964 G.A.A. OFFICERS: SEATED, left to right—Delores Allen (yell leader), Mary Brockwell (vice president); STANDING—Eva Wong (publicity manager), and Jenita Rodriquez (president). Missing are Carol Biano (recording secretary), and Anita Birchenall (financial secretary). Exercising is part of each days program. THE 1965 SPRING G.A.A. OFFICERS: SEATED, left to right—JoAnn Duthler (yell leader), Carolyn Marberry (vice president); STANDING—Jolene Berg (recording secretary Mary Brockwell (president), and Stephanie Corcos (publicity manager). Missing is Fran Kohoutek (financial secretary) ee Modern Dance teaches poise and agility. Vicki Simi smiles and poses while Sue Negley grabs for the ball. Mr. Mrs. McCown eachers of Ball Room and Theat- rical Dancing .:. Class and Socials Monday Evenings, admission 50c per couple, extra lady 25c .:. Classes for beginners Thursday Evenings, Gentle- men 50c, Ladies 25c .:. We have the best established and largest school of Dancing on the Coast with a corps of gentlemen and lady teachers Acorn 1911 Advertisements Best Wishes to the ‘65 Graduating Class from: LEE ADAMS PONTIAC PONTIAC -— TEMPEST QUALITY USED CARS SERVICE and PARTS Two Locations to Serve You: 1927 Park St. ALAMEDA LA 2-1121 3927 E. 14th St. OAKLAND AN 1-6453 FAMOUS FOR: BURGERS SHAKES RYDERS DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT CATERING GOOD FOOD TO GOOD KIDS Good Health and Happiness is Our Wish to the Graduating Class GADSDEN'S STATIONERY STORE 1435 PARK STREET LAkehurst 2-1844 LAkehurst 2-1845 CONGRATULATIONS From SMILEY GALLAGHER CO. Since 1897 FUNERAL DIRECTORS 415 OAK ST LA 2-1132 Compliments of DANELS 1427 PARK STREET ALAMEDA SMART APPAREL FOR THE MISS AND MATRON BASKETS RATTANWARE ORIENTAL GIFTS EXOTICA 1530 Park Street Alameda, California VIC and BETY WONG LAkehurst 3-5353 Ernies Beauty Salon SPECIALTY PERMANENT WAVING HAIR STYLING AND TINTING 3137 FERNSIDE BOULEVARD LAkehurst 3-7710 Phone 523-1808 WESTERN MARKET GROCERIES TOP QUALITY MEATS PRODUCE Free Delivery 1424 PARK STREET ALAMEDA, CALIF. 200 TONY’S BODY FENDER WORKS |BODY — FENDER — WELDING — TRIMMING PAINTING — GLASS INSTALLED LAkehurst 3-1989 651 PACIFIC AVENUE ALAMEDA NEAR WEBSTER Gallenkamp’s “Where the ‘Teens Buy Their Shoes’’ Be sure and make Gallenkamp’s YOUR family shoe store GALLENKAMP’S 1504 Webster Street LAkehurst 3-2450 Alameda, California THE ISLAND JEWELERS DIAMONDS WATCH REPAIR — ENGRAVING Wm. C. Hartley Discounts To All Owners A.H.S. Students CARL'S Congratulations from FLYING “A” SERVICE JOHNNY’S HEALTH CLUB GAS — OIL — LUBRICATION ® WEIGHT REDUCTION STEAM CABINET TIRES — BATTERIES ® BODY CONDITIONING WEIGHT GAINING ® SAUNA HEAT ROOM NO CONTRACTS CARL THESIS, JR., Owner ® SUN ROOM MEN AND WOMEN 1310 Central Avenue LAkehurst 2-9920 2306 Encinal Avenue LAkehurst 2-9837 OUR CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to the NEW GRADUATES from The Banks of Alameda BANK OF AMERICA UNITED CALIFORNIA BANK WELLS FARGO ALAMEDA CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION BERNARDE’S SUTHERLAND PHARMACY EXCLUSIVE VALET SERVICE RELIABLE Dry Cleaning PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Tailoring Bait: Boching LAkehurst 2-1422 1222 PARK STREET LA 2-2876 1500 ENCINAL AVENUE ALAMEDA 201 THE GINGHAM SHOP eee ee ALAMEDA BOWL 1343 PARK STREET The Sport for the Whole Family LA 2-1922 AMF AUTOMATIC PINSPOTTERS RAY AND RUBY CAYERE “Almost Everything for Almost Every Age” LAkehurst 2-2737 Stationery — Forms — Booklets Advertising Materials — Cards ENCINAL PRESS PRINTERS C. W. CONNELL FRANK McMANUS — HI AKAGI Everything for the Sportsman 1329 PARK STREET LA 2-7667 Ski Rental Service — Athletic Equipment Bowling Balls — Drilled While You Wait 1511 Park Street LAkehurst 2-2345 SEA SURF TEMPO MUSIC SHOP NAUTICAL ACCESSORIES RECORDS — MAGNAVOX — STEREO SWIM WEAR Instruments — Rentals — Repairs LAkehurst 3-2424 Music Lessons 1420 PARK STREET ALAMEDA, CALIF. 1510 Webster Street LA 3-0733 202 Congr atulations and Best Wishes To the Graduating Class from JUSTIN REALTY INSURANCE See Us for All Your Insurance Needs 1526 PARK STREET 522-3567 try Excitingly Different TUCKER’S SUPER-CREAMED ICE CREAM 1623 PARK STREET ALAMEDA 1518 Park Street LAkehurst 2-4960 LAkehurst 2-1933 ALAMEDA DELICATESSEN RAVIOLI and TAGLIARINI FACTORY Roy Schweitzer Gary Schweitzer LAkehurst 2-2272 2327 CENTRAL AVENUE ALAMEDA ALAMEDA APOTHECARY PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY KELLY’S BARBER SHOP Specializing in 2237 CENTRAL AVENUE FLAT TOPS — CREW CUTS CONVENTIONAL CUTS LA 3-6168 2520 Santa Clara Avenue WARD’S CHAPINS ES 6 Ree: wae Sationery - Gifts - Greeting Cards Auto Painting - Welding Leather Goods Marine Repairs Body and Fender Work LAkehurst 3-8343 1539 OAK STREET LA 3-7685 SOUTH SHORE CENTER ALAMEDA, CALIF. In Alameda ROY and GUS HYDRAMATIC SERVICE 1604 GRAND STREET LAkehurst 2-3918 SPECIALIZING IN AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION REPAIRS AND SERVICE GUS LYERLA Res. LAkehurst 3-4035 1504 Webster Street LAkehurst 3-2450 Alameda, California REVELATION CLEANERS “Decidedly Different’ THE ISLAND JEWELERS DIAMONDS WATCH REPAIR — ENGRAVING 2309 ENCINAL AVENUE ALAMEDA, CALIFORNIA CLEANERS Wm. C. Hartley Discounts To All Owners A.H.S. Students LAkehurst 2-9131 BOB ANTRACCOLI Welcomes You to LA 3-1531 DAILY Congratulations to the Class of June, 1965 SHAW LUNT Real Estate and Insurance “Property Management” 1438 Park Street LA 3-2020 Congratulations, Seniors of June, 1965 ALAMEDA GLASS PAINT CO. LA 2-2984 2315 LINCOLN AVE. “Our Congratulations to the Graduates” Make Beauty Culture Your Career SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE Licensed and Bonded By the State of California PAY AS YOU LEARN ALAMEDA BEAUTY COLLEGE LA 3-7385 2318 CENTRAL AVENUE ROOFING — SHEET METAL — HEATING CAMISA BROS. Established 1931 ALAMEDA 1901 BROADWAY HAMILTON BROS. ALAMEDA BOOTERY 1434 Park Street “SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY” Best of Luck to the Grads of June ‘65 SMART SET THE RICKSHA Featuring Varieties of DO-NUTS Freshly Made at Dawn 1323 HIGH STREET LA 3-3783 Complete Service at GORMAN’S TEXACO LA 2-9400 ENCINAL and PARK vr oe a Ruth's Beauty Shop 7 ei ¥ ¢ AUTHORIZED fj DEALER 2320 SANTA CLARA AVENUE Phone LAkehurst 3-3264 LIONEL AND AMERICAN FLYER TRAINS AGENCY FOR ENGLISH INDIAN BICYCLES We'll Sell the Best — Repair the Best ARTHUR F. STREHLOW INSURANCE “PERSONAL SERVICE” Fire — Auto — Casualty o V = y Pe 1801 HIGH STREET LA 3-5252 Congratulations, Class of June, 1965 LAkehurst 2-4774 1505 Broadway Alameda “SERVICE OUR MOST IMPORTANT PRODUCT” SIL'S SERVICE ME€ENSHOP PARK AT SANTA CLARA ALAMEDA HOBBYCRAFT HOBBIES — CRAFTS — GAMES ARTIST MATERIALS PICTURE FRAMING LAkehurst 3-3980 1501 Broadway at Santa Clara LA 2-5833 1356 PARK STREET ALAMEDA TIRES — BATTERIES —- ACCESSORIES ALAMEDA WHEEL BRAKE SERVICE RELIABLE SERVICE — SINCE 1923 JACK ALBERS Official Brake Testing Station No. 141 LAkehurst 2-8515 2217 CENTRAL AVENUE ALAMEDA across from the High School HIGH STREET “FLYING A” SERVICE 1928 High Street ALAMEDA Phone: LA 2-9935 CAROLINE’S FLOWERS WEDDINGS — ARRANGEMENTS CORSAGES “Angelo” Rosi Res.: LA 3-8651 2316 Santa Clara Ave. LAkehurst 2-2532 OLE’S WAFFLE SHOP 1507 PARK STREET LA 2-8108 AGNEW COPELAND Realtors Extends Wishes of Happiness and Success for the Years to Come to the Class of June, 1964 1428 Park Street LA 3-4000 1536 Webster Street LA 3-9606 CHEVRON SUPREME GASOLINE and RPM Motor Oil WILLIAM H. DeLONG LAkehurst 2-9968 3126 Fernside Boulevard Alameda CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES from FIRST SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 1416 PARK STREET LA 2-5626 OLGA ADAMS Fashions LAkehurst 3-7373 1425 PARK STREET ALAMEDA 208 ENJOY BOWLING AT ALAMEDA BOWL The Sport for the Whole Family AMF AUTOMATIC PINSPOTTERS RAY AND RUBY CAYERE LAkehurst 2-2737 For Flowers of the Highest Quality JOHN S. TOWATA Alameda’s Finest Flower Shop MODERN CREATIONS Styled by JOHN Alameda High Alumnus 2305 SANTA CLARA AVENUE LA 2-1314 OAKLAND AIRPORT GOLF PRACTICE RANGE “AIRWAY FAIRWAYS” “PEEWEE GOLF” LOckhaven 2-3436 9300 DOOLITTLE DRIVE (Across from Oakland Airport) LAkehurst 2-2532 FLOWERS BY ANGELO WEDDINGS ARRANGEMENTS FUNERALS “Angelo” Rosi 2316 Santa Clara Ave. 1623 Park Street Res, LAkehurst 3-8651 Alameda, Calif. JIM MIRAGLAS CATERING SERVICE We Specialize in WEDDINGS — BANQUETS — LUNCHES 2431 CENTRAL AVENUE 522-5210 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ‘65 WAYNE McAFEE FARMERS INSURANCE 1300 PARK STREET ALAMEDA, CALIFORNIA iy i ey Excitingly Different COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS LAkehurst 2-1933 of ALAMEDA CAVANAUGH MOTORS OVER 50 YEARS IN ALAMEDA LEE CAVANAUGH, SR. LEE CAVANAUGH, JR. DAVID CAVANAUGH CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH - VALIANT 1700 PARK STREET LAkehurst 3-5246 Alameda Congratulations and Best Wishes from RALPH ARCHINAL ALAMEDA TYPEWRITER COMPANY 309 SANTA CLARA ALAMEDA e_ LAkehurst 2-4921 Come in and See Our Fresh Selection of Fine Confections | “ifaylous UNUSUAL CANDIES CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ‘65 Alburt’s Wishes You The Best of Everything In Life ALBURTS 1533 WEBSTER STREET ALAMEDA 3244 FOOTHILL BLVD. OAKLAND ALAMEDA HIGH SCHOOL CLOTHING HEADQUARTERS GOLDMAN’‘S BEAUTY SALON CONGRATS TO CLASS OF ‘65 2233 SOUTH SHORE CENTER LA 3-8226 1349 PARK STREET IN DOWNTOWN ALAMEDA SCOTTS FLORIST Flowers for ALL Occasions Alameda Magnavox Agency PHONE LAkehurst 3-1021 Home Entertainment Headquarters DONALD D. SCOTT LAkehurst 2-3456 1520 Webster Street Alameda PARK DAIRY ALAMEDA STEAM LAUNDRY LAkehurst 2-1727 2319 LINCOLN AVE. Island Coin Shop Open 10:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. QUALITY MILK U.S. AND CANADIAN — COIN SUPPLIES AND DAIRY PRODUCTS haiy hock Drive In and Save Wm. McFerren 2316-A Central Ave. 2421 Encinal Avenue LAkehurst 2-8887 Telephone 521-2690 Alameda, California ALAMEDA 210 NEXT TIME YOU HAVE YOUR CLOTHES CLEANED SEND THEM TO THE ALAMEDA’S DELUXE CLEANERS WHERE YOU GET THE MOST SCIENTIFIC CLEANING KNOWN TO THE CLEANING INDUSTRY ALL YOUR CLOTHES ARE INSURED FOR FIRE AND THEFT WHILE IN OUR POSSESSION STUDENT RATES Crystal Cleaners Phone: LA 3-0433 S. W. BUTLER 2000-2008 ENCINAL Owner Manager ALAMEDA FORD DRUG CO. KITCHEL'S CHEVRON SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1965 LUBRICATION ATLAS TIRES AND BATTERIES TUNE-UP WHEEL BALANCING PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS WHEEL ALIGNING FAST FREE DELIVERY U-HAUL TRAILERS 1501 Park Street LAkehurst 2-2552 Central and Sherman, Alameda 522-9793 Live Better Electrically BUREAU OF ELECTRICITY 2440 SANTA CLARA AVENUE — ALAMEDA Be Smart - - - Be Foxy INSIST UPON Dust Free - - - Odor Free FLAMELESS ELECTRICITY FOR: COOKING - HEATING - WASHING - DRYING - COOLING USE MORE ELECTRICITY IN ALAMEDA, IT’S YOUR BEST BARGAIN. shy ‘O}Sapoyw ‘puel ie O ‘epawej yy ul $310}S ‘ysaq 4noA Bulyoo; sAemje noA daay o} javedde 4y611-uolysey JO} Ua}jo SAyJOIOG O} Ul BWIOD ‘s1aaQIeD uasoyud 4NOA ul NOA jo |e O} SaYsIM 4sag S961 SSVID ANNI SNOILVINLVYADNOOD LEWIS MARKET RAY BEN 1420 Encinal Avenue Alameda, California Highest Quality Produce - Groceries - Meats - Liquors Free Delivery Twice Daily 522-5131 — 523-7176 MEATS: 522-5133 Complete Shopping One-Stop Superette Allan's Printing and Stationery =3 S . ML, CONGRATULATIONS Di) NTT ini AND GOOD LUCK SENIORS! 2318-A Central Ave. — Alameda Telephone: 523-2483 School Supplies — Dance Bids — Club Cards Rubber Stamps — Bookmatches — Napkins Greeting Cards — Party Goods — Gift Wrap Greeting Cards — Party Goods — Gift Wrap Tie Office Supplies Stationery CHESTNUT ENCINAL Commercial Social Printing Wedding Announcements MARKET 1202 Chestnut Street Alameda, California CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES! Schmidt Gravatt Marshall Steel Realtors Builders Company 550 Park St. CERTIFIED DRY CLEANING The Lorelei Shop 1415 Park Street Alameda, Calif ae Congratulations Seniors! 522-2934 EVERYTHING FOR INFANTS BOYS GIRLS TO SIZE 14 MOBILE GAS Theiss Super Service George Mendoza’s 1357 High Street Alameda SUPER SHELL SERVICE 522-9570 PICK UP DELIVERY SERVICE SUZANNE’S PASTRY SHOPPE seagull Up — Tires “WHERE YOU BUY THE VERY BEST” Open 7 Days a Week Phone: 523-2404 1519 Webster Street Alameda, Calif. 2160 Otis Drive, Alameda Phone 522-9554 Home Furnishings arker | foal Alameda TILTON EE 4 4 522-0345 EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME 1330 PARK STREET Grand Lake Beauty College 4 2 178 Grand Avenue Oakland 12, California CONGRATULATIONS ; SENIORS Lincoln Ave. Shell Service LA 3-8492 LINCOLN OAK STREET ALAMEDA Pat’s Barber Shop 1542 Park St. Alameda Mel’s Drive In Phone LA 2-9780 HAIRCUTS $1.80 UNDER 12 $1.55 Restaurant = Razorcuts Crew Cuts Ivy League Congratulations Graduates JERRY JACOBS ENJOY THE THRILL OF COLOR HOME OF RCA COLOR anpdD BLACK AND WHITE Alameda Radio and Television SALES AND EXPERT REPAIR 501 Park St 523-8300 2524 SANTA CLARA ° LAKEHURST 3-3481 HUNT JEWELRY CO. Congratulations to the Class of June, 1964 REGISTERED JEWELER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY BRIDAL REGISTRY SERVICE 1430 Park Street §22-5354 A. D. Ramsey Motor Co. “CLEAN CARS FOR FUSSY PEOPLE” PARK ST. AT ENCINAL PARK ST. AT CLEMENT MORRIS LANDY MOTORS 1650 PARK STREET LAkehurst 3-2745 FORDS — FAIRLANES — FALCONS THUNDERBIRDS — TRUCKS “GRADUATE TO A NEW FORD” AL’S SPORTSMAN’S CENTRE (Next to Lucky’s) Converse — All Star Wilson — Spalding — Rawling — Etc. Athletic Equipment 417 South Shore LA 1-1102 ENCINAL HARDWARE 2723 Encinal Ave. Alameda, California LA 3-482] BORDANARO ZARCONE PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR ALAMEDA HIGH SCHOOL Complete Photographic Sevice WEDDINGS PORTRAITS COMMERCIAL SCHOOLS INDUSTRIAL PUBLICITY 644 East 14th Street SAN LEANDRO, CALIFORNIA 562-8400 FOOD DELIGHTFULLY DIFFERENT Michael Profumo asia 4 _ ° J Miz Brown's M. E Signal Service Res taurant PICKUP DELIVERY @ NIGHT DAY LUBRICATION BATTERIES TIRES ® TUNE-UP BRAKE SERVICE 3100 East 14th Street Phone 532-2700 Sal Rs pees Tel, 522-9727 Alameda, California Res. 523-5985 “Our Hamburgers are a Banquet on a bun.” BREAKFAST — LUNCH — DINNER Flying A— Web Les SERVED AT ALL HOURS Everett St. Service 2501 Santa Clara Avenue Try Our Alameda, Calif. LA 2-4644 “Chicken A-Go-Go” THE CITY OF ALAMEDA and THE ALAMEDA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Gongratulate the Graduating Class of June ‘65 IN COOPERATION WITH THE ALAMEDA CITY COUNCIL and THE ALAMEDA COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS VOGUE NEW AND USED CARPETING WAREHOUSE SALES BEAUTY LOUNGE LA 2-1144 2511 SANTA CLARA ALAMEDA, CALIF. You Will Brace Up, When You “Grace” Up, Beauty Is Our Business Grace D. Marshall and Staff Rugs and Furniture Cleaned - Dyed - Repaired ALAMEDA RUG WORKS AND CARPET CLEANING CO. Since 1906 Puen “Beauty Talk” Salon OPEN NIGHTS 2420 SANTA CLARA AVE. SUNDAY ALAMEDA, CALIF. HOURS: - TEL. 523-6064 MON. THRU SAT. 9 A.M. - P.M. SUNDAY 10 A.M. - 5 P.M. BOBBI CRUSE E. W. GARCIA, Dir. BARBARA BOND DOTTY GARCIA, DiR. LA 3-1833 ALA MEDA 2415 CLEMENT STREET KATHY FLEMING CAROL ADAMS, Mar. Courtesy of ALAMEDA‘S VOSBURGH CLAYPOOL ASSOCIATES SERVICE HARDWARE SINCE 1876 2512 Santa Clara, Alameda RENTALS e REPAIRS e KEYS LA 3-1484 Paints e Glass e Plumbing e Marine Supplies EN Tools FREE PARKING IN REAR 2317 Santa Clara Ave., Alameda, Calif. LAkehurst 2-1882-3 LIFE HEALTH ACCIDENT TAILORED TO NEEDS COMPLIMENTS ALAMEDA AUTO WRECKERS ALADDIN BEAUTY SALON 1102 Lincoln Ave. Phone 522-2676 Alameda e South Shore Center A Pirting Word During the past year, all of us have had many experiences, happy and sad, which we will remember throughout our lives. This year, and the rest of our high school years, will live with us forever. The Acorn is a journal to preserve those experiences that we have had which are now only memories and which will be treasured remembrances of our past. Al- though one day is but a drop of water in the sea of life and one person is but a grain of sand on the great beach of humanity, each of us will think of the Acorn as a chronicle and a reminder of the days that were. Someday in the far distant future you may look upon this annual and make a wish — “Backward oh backward, go time in thy flight, Make me a teenager again just for tonight’. “Time present and time past Are both perhaps present in time future, And time future contained in time past. If all time is eternally present All time is unredeemable”.—T. S. Eliot Acknowledgements for special favors and aid, without which this book would not have been possible. —The Alameda Historical Society —Brazelton Printing Company —Bordonaro and Zarcone Photographers —NMr. Larry Morrison —Mr. Ed Bordonaro —Mr. Ralph Cioffi —Dr. James Snell —Mrs. Helen Hoeksema —Mr. Barry Conner —DMiss. Edna Reichmuth —the AHS Physical Education Department