Berkeley High School - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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A special feeling of unity was created this year among the members of the ASU because of the willingness of sophomores, juniors, and seniors to work together. The ASU, which includes non-Asians, participated in car washes, dances, luncheons, community projects, and worked on the SOJOURNER, an Asian students ' literary magazine. Members worked to help keep the Inter- national Hotel in Chinatown from being torn down. Students continued to raise funds for the Arlene Sano Memorial Scholarship. The highlight of the year was the annual retreat held in Placer County. 72 students attended and joined in roasting a pig, demon- strating the martial arts, and performing skits. United we stand We will never be defeated! 1. John Mar at ASU ' s homecoming day booth. 2. All right, kids, cool it! says adviser Linda Wing. 3. Members listen attentively to fellow students at weekly meetings. 4. Lunch time at the ASU meeting. 5. Clief Tima Sano cooks chicken teriyaki at luncheon. 6. Retreat members watch skits.

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People... working together with their brothers and sisters helping each other gaining a better understanding of their culture and identity. Activities-] 6

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U LUNV ntuni Another year has come to learn, to struggle, to understand and unite ourselves in this mist of time. People of all races, people of all kinds have come to strive as one in harmony with one another. I have had my problems and my people have had theirs, but the biggest of them all is for everyone to realize our unity to become Asians One in a land of many confuses the mind, deteriorates the identity and gives false security, but as long as one Asian still lives in this land of opportunity he will continue REACHING OUT and strivifig to help others understand themselves better. In hopes of uniting us and uniting us so we may be many in this land.