Birmingham High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Van Nuys, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1978 volume:

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We come from all walks of life, many dif- ferent schools, and varied back- grounds, and are all combined in the melting pot at Birmingham. We spend three years together, working, learn- ing, sharing, growing. Together we e- merge. At Birmingham we are coming together as one. 2 Rich trd Dunn and Vic Abbot concen- lrtte deeply as they prepare to cnter thc gum tgtinst San Pedro. 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Curt Strumluul' is first out for the second hztll' us he breztks the run-through on the wzty to at Vic- tory lior Varsity. 2. Our lltntaistie yell lenders leztd- ing the crowd in at verse of We've got the spirit. yes we do! They' are Tratey' Wright. Catri Tucker. Catri Murphy. .lerinifer lfoust. und Donnie Banks. 3. Trztcy Wright demonstrtttes her spirit by cheering even while she's benched. 4. Members ol' the phenomenal drill teatm pause between numbers. l.eft to right: Jody' Abrams. Mie- helle Patquet. Kairen lisswein. Kel- ly Stuatrt. Kirsten Korot. 5. Kevin Briley :ind Chris Troll lettd the great BfilVC.S Murching Band us they're off to begin at hull'- time show. ' -1-f1'i.l?--46:12.-Li-S:-:-wimffe-:-H ,. ...,, -. y 1 iss COMlNl -I? , j-I -'QT' PM-4 3 me 4 if in 1-0 'T 'Qt I-1. 5.1 .- l-i t CUMING TOGETHER I PIRIT Spirit is one thing that was not in short supply this year as all the Brave students proved at all of our sports events. 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'55, ,,g151.ae: ..-- a f- -fy, I' yu: ffl ' l l l iff-fl iii A...-an-I CCM N TOGETHER This is Birmingham High School. lt's just about the only place you'll see girls dressed as men without pants, and the only place to catch the human tornado. lt is here we come together for a brief encounter before we leave on our way to . . . life. I. The human tornado looks over the proceedings during nutrition. 2. Nadine Sherman und Melanie Stern just horsing around in their outfits during efub initizrtions. 3. Mike Dekovner and Beth llurtstein have at mellow 'n the middle of the u'id talk 1 ' ' ' q t . 4. Diana Hariton. at man without punts for iniliations. tells Senior Class president Leslie Came about the hurd- ships and oppression in yearbook staff. I6 THEME I.1QQf K ,en fir +- I This ear's staff has decided to dedicate the Y 1977-78 TOMAHAWK to you, the students of Birmingham High School. This was your year, and this is your book. We hope the memories it brings are only the fondest and those of one of the best years of your life, Remember that in the future you will speak of these times as the good old days. fn gms l k -.N Xi i fl . - Af - rj? , ,, DEDICATION l7 W6 X 1,3 ,ff fawM 1f5 :if A W-- ' 3e:+:XQL'ZZbt:r?!i3lgL.,, 5' -'1-Q -- - - rf ar , . :SA pn. A 5 X kv s ,f- Rix-. .,, . M mg.- .,h.-...- The sound of music was heard coming from the MPR on a Saturday night. Saturday? But Birmingham always has its dances on Friday! However this was the Homecoming Dance and as the lights were dimmed Brenda Kramer Ladies president and Chris Simonian Knights president were about to announce the 1977 Homecoming Court' The Sopho-' more Princess is Michele Tucker. The Junior Princess is . . . Fran Wiviott. The 1977 Homecoming Queen is Karen Goodman. This was the finale to over two weeks of preparation. Clubs and organizations worked every night to prepare their floats for the parade of floats on Friday. Thanks to Knights and Ladies homecoming was a musical suc- cess. l l 1 fl lx Y V F I V , , l A Y IL - ' l - : A el QV V VV l WTi ly ' . ll 4 l l 20 A t ,....- l l i A l - . ' i V 5 ,- l r l Q.. -H 1 . J' , Acrfx- I JL'-' Cari Cone helps make music make the world go round. I977 HOMECOMING COURT: Lisa Reuss, Michele Tucker, Cari Tucker, Karen Goodman, Fran Wiviott, Shan- non Forbes, Lynn Sevy. 1977 HOMECOMING QUEEN, Karen Goodman Y-Council's Crocodile Rock wins the sweepstakes award with the help of Karen Berman. Boy is it Heaven on the Seventh Floor for Steve Rottman and Lisa Miller while they embarrass Jody Ross. Sophomore Princess, Michele Tucker Junior Princess, Fran Wiviott Some shining stars for you to see. I 1, Jeanctt Wainwright and ' Williams Follow the Yellow Brick Road and seek their horizons. Louie Skoby turns back time on Rock Around the Clock Karen Goodman dances her lirst dance as queen with Chris Simonian, Knights Prcsidentg if - ', f b '- Y. - 1 . -.12 .1 ,nfigfe-3:',!gLQA7i 1:-.41-.3 we -gen V Aa Z V Ko fz,,,,. wwf-x -1 4 ' 1'4f11.z.'Z7:f3z,J'? 47 5745 fr any . f 2- . ., -I ' m M fWw . -qs L.. 511 . W, x 1. Karen Ray and Cari Tucker are totally cutsie at a Bee football game against San Pedro. 2. The 1977 Yell Lead- ers 3. The 1977 Mascots: Cindi Kramer, Ginger Malkin, Diane Bruns, Marian Koltai 4. Teri Lewbel and Cari Tucker have some Halloween fun during the game against Granada. 5. Carie Murphy 6. Donnie Banks 7. Teri Lewbel, Head Bee Yell Leader 8. Traci Wright 9. Cari Tucker, Kim Bogan. Jennifer Foust and Carie Mur- phy get some spirit into the crowd. 10. Jennifer Foust, Head Varsity Yell Leader 11. Cari Tucker 12. Barbara Smith 13. Barbara Smith, Kim Bogan, and Donnie Banks at Homecoming in Be True To Your School. 14. Kim Bogan 22 VARSITY YELL LEADERS w cf? S, PO POMS POT TOE A D CREAMCHEESE9 These are just a few of the nicknames of the fabu- lous 1977 songleading squad. At camp at California State University Long Beach last summer the squad took home every trophy the camp offered not bad eh? Besides cheering for Birmingham's football, basket- ball, baseball, cross-country, track, and swim teams, they also cheered at special basketball games featuring the DJ's of Kl00 radio station, the cast of 6'The Chicken Chronicles, the Los Angeles Dodgers, and the cast of Happy Daysf' They also serve as hostesses at all school sponsored functions. Head Varsity Songleader is Sherry Vess, and head Bee is Arie Yuster. So, you can thank Tree, Shrub, and the rest of the girls for one of the best squads ever. I Ill , Q 5 -ffl' . ' Lg!! . 'WJ e 6 Q 24-VARSITY SONGLEADERS 4 -'lin :14 1 UU' Q5 ,, il X, it '11 , v y , . .M 1 DANCING INDEX CUPID' WINTER wo DERLAN Although snow wasn't falling on December 16, 1977, the Vice-Versa Snowball Dance still went on as planned by the Y-Council. Couples danced to the great music and impatiently waited until the three Most Desirable Males were announced. 12th grade Most Desirable Male Louie Skoby and llth grade Most Desirable Male Robert Shapiro accepted their trophies with a kiss of congratula- tions. Too bad 10th grade Most Desirable Male Danny Avan didnt show up for the festivities. Maybe he was snowed in . . . l. llth grade Most Desirable Male, Robert Shapiro, with llth grade Homecoming princess, Fran Wiviott. 2. lst runner-up Sweetest Sweethearts, Jil Tucker and Steve Rottman. 3. Dancers swaying to the music at the Vice- Versa Dance. 4. 2nd runner-up Sweetest Sweethearts, An- drea Gesas and Alan Hayes. 5. Most Desirable Male, Louie Skoby, with Homecoming queen, Karen Goodman. 6. Sharlene Takeda and Rick Goldfarb danc- ing to the disco beat at the Valentine's Dance. 7.1978 Sweetest Sweethearts, Jodi Abrams and Ruben Kusnier. 26 VICE-VERSA DANCE S AGAIN! itll' Q1 I XNJN -Tgmxyizamkmlmauxlazgmiigj, N sk I Lili CUPID STRIKES AGAIN!! Cupidls bow was busy at the 1977-78 Valentine's Dance on the night of February 17 in the Multi- Purpose Room. The dance was arranged by Jan Porter, Commissioner of Social Activities, spon- sored by the Boy's and Girl's Leagues, and had its own disco Disc Jockey, Russ Mahler, an ex- Birmingham student. Sweetest Sweethearts, Jodi Abrams and Ruben Kusnier along with lst run ners up Jil Tucker and Steve Rottman and 2nd runners up Andrea Gesas and Alan Hayes were given trophies and congratulated by all Isn t Love the greatest feeling? ai'- 'YQ VALENTINES DANCE 27 pf f' 28 DRILL TEAM , l THEY RE SHARP SHARP . . SHARP' Who? The 1977-78 Drill Team of course! Led by Debbie Kimble and Jody Block they pleased their audiences right to the very end. Throughout the whole season the great formations for the shows were given standing ovations- and did they de- serve it! Not only did they march every Friday night but they also participated in two competi- tions and a parade at Magic Mountain for Hallow- een. Welcoming the visiting drill teams were greeters: Cathy Rose, Karen Esswein, Andrea Gesasg and Kim Pauli. Flag Girls this year were led by Steph- anie Martin and Jeanett Wainwright. Just one more word for the Drill Team and Flag Girls: Keep up the good work and remember to pick up your knees, point your toes, and smile!,' ff 7 CNA Q1 Squad Leaders: Lisa Jacobi, Debbie Barrett, Gloria Ar- boleda, Heidi Manni, Juli Thompson, Linda Solakian, Patricia Combs, Debbie Gottlieb, Tracy Tunison, Kir- sten Korot, Crystal Jones, and Sandra Glick. Captains: Jody Block and Debbie Kimble. Squads l, 2, 3, and 4: C. Jones, K. Dong, N. Malcom, J. Seta, P. Rosen, L. Szromba, T. Pace, D. Perkins, S. Glick, A. Paley, H. Meikle, S. Layne, R. Gertler, V. Perkins, S. Cook, L. Stanley, L. Tucker, P. Combs, A. Kevork, C. Rose, K. Pauli, A. Dimant, D. Paprota, L. Sonnabend, J. Lanier, K. Korot, J. Weisman, S. Klein, R. Borror, J. Zuckerbraun, L. Brown, C. Pace, D. Haider, and D. Nolte. Robin Gertler and Sandra Layne show the Drill Team spirit. Flags: M. Gebhart, S. Wade, M. Howes, L. Marrujo, S. Martin - Captain, L. Harrington, J. Wainwright - Co- Captain, S. Staton, and K, Rhatigan. Squads 5, 6, 7, and 8: N. Radant, A. White, M. Ken- dricks, D. Gottlieb, A. Gesas, K. Stanton, L. Reavlin, L. Wolgin, R. Sandfield, L. Chesley, L. Solakian, L. Tyni, K. Wetzler, D. Vidrine, R. Sherman, J. Thompson, K. Sandfield, G. Whitham, C. Dureault, L. Kalb, G. Arbo- leda, C. Stevens, K. Forsythe, M. Pleak, L. Binner, K. Esswein, M. Paquete, and K. Stuart. Here come the Braves on the warpath: Lisa Jacobi, Juli Thompson, Linda Solakian, Debbie Gottlieb, Patricia Combs, and Kirsten Korot. Squads 9, 10, ll, and 12: L. Jacobi, K. Jack, S. Frai- berg, S. Skutt, S. Mai, S. Dahl, E. Russell, K. Lamken, C. Thompson, K. Somers, P. Reed. L. Sevy. T. Tunison, M. Pinsky, C. Honigsfeld, P. Seefeldt. M. Muir. T. To- bey, M. Feingold. C. Gray, H. Manni, P. Roth, C. Grcve. D. Simon, S. Perry, D. Waites, L. Shore. L. Meeks, C. Smyth, D. Williams, D. Barrett, C. Poe. and K. Schlein. DRILL TEAN129 Diane Faber and Gail Chernick going home. Saxophones: P. Sytten, M. Carrera, V. Kellum T. Akoury, J. Campbell, R. Moody, J. Berger and J. Simon, Percussion: C. Nissen, J. Sanders, S. Hodgkins J. Cooper, T. Zevin, J. Rader, I. Lebovic, M Kullman, D. Graham, T. Harper, and T. For- man. Flutes: D. Masucci, P. Whiteman, D. Hutt, G Chernick, E. Daly, A. Greenberg, J. Medin, L Marderosian, S. Bilow, and R. Berger. Brass: C. Baker, R. Dunn, R. Shore, M. Ver- dugo, M. Moore, W. Halverson, B. Molnar, T. Taylor, S. Gallagher, C. Komashko, D. Faber, and J. Harris. Clarinets: B. Kirk, J. Cummings, C. Cole, S. Brodsky, M. Green, E. Patton, J. Schulman W. Samuels, R. Fletcher, and G. Peppers. Trumpets: B. O'Shea, D. Lee, M. Wolk, C. Rowe, M. Baker, A. Oren, G. Walton, K. Nis sen, B. Bousman, T. Tyni, T. Smith, and M. Silverman. Drum Majors: Chris Trott and Kevin Briley. 30 MARCHING BAND f. ,4- .4. f l l H 'H ll 5 if 1 l Cf y ' We fi A ' I l' N632 E7 l ll WV: l filo! X W lied! h fi f ' uf: , gf. 2 . few .. - ' if , . 'f. ' , ' IQ... ,. . ' at , E f ' A L .v ' '-at .. v I A . - 9 'Q 9 fx 'QA 'D' V t -.E l A D, ' vi F' , vi D me if 3 , ,LD v -V h ,1 V3 'O 4 - 1 h , -in .v .' b ,Cf 5 . 'J .' X ' 4 ,-Simi ggi ' . ' ' E.. A' ' 1 -was I 1 'K . I , . V - if .f f f . .. 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Led by drum majors, Kevin Briley and Chris Trott, they not only played this great song for Homecoming, but accompanied the Drill Team with such songs as Nothing,' from a Chorus Line, Jesus Christ Su- perstar, and Rocky , Twelve hours after Homecoming they found them- selves at our home stadium competing against other Los Angeles City Schools in the preliminarieslto see which schools would eventually go to the Sports Arena. They also competed at Northridge and marched with the Drill Team at Magic Mountain for Halloween. 6 , I .. ,g p ,nag if FWS 'el Fifi, ',- - Q if ,VI xiii lx' '. I V' L 1 7 'tl sad 7 ff EB ! f x, . 'A1f?k. ,' ffvy Q, 2 fi T 'A r l . .i l - A - ' , lxg X K - Q I . I'- it Q S9 f ig! QU ' 'fi EK' '-Efxfgti E ., C 1327. I, I 1 tiit - tang- :Ax-X MARCHING BAND-31 I, ga , A. X1 I E r 1 u I K Q S fi X 3a Q Y. Y ff .5215-ESQ 1,113 :W -.-:':7?i,N P'-f r , Z .. A , rg I Q If Q lf.- f,.1v w f i . ... ,,...f'f ..: A ti, 1 4f:' Q 6 x. , R -, ,, V I , A , I f,W gi' ,:. 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't V l Pcrmed halr lsnt it great' A colored visor and stripes enough to make a zebra jealous! A girl in a tux? What next? Down jackets and vests along with silver and gold jackets are an ordinary accessory. The name in the left-hand Fashion that's unique. Do you Tucked-in jeans and boots are Rolled up. straight leg jeans very popular. Purses, purses, purses. What two? Or three? 34 FAD5 AND FASHIONS corner of glasses is another think Elton John has a pair? very popular. and platform shoes are also girl doesn't have one? Or l i hit-'w l '.,,x A we K. it s tb A 1+ 4 um l I ,h .3 rgrtli 'K' ' . 5 mi Mi' .- WM' M a l is N ,, . if X. I it ' l il I lt fl. 1 I I - i yt 2514 1 H Xp ,X X X i l I ft .,..l ' lt f I If ff' wW1.f..,,,,. 3 DO IT AS YOU LIKE IT! When you look around the campus, there are a variety of tastes. Fashion includes everything from permed hair to charm holders. In the student park- ing lot Ccalled the '4Snakepit j, the most popular car is the Camaro. l'Saturday Night Fever is the most talked about movie and the discos are the hottest spots in town. Favorite groups include: Boston Foreigner Queen and Styx. The Beatles are back with the Broadway hit Beatlemania. Today everyone is their own person and they pick and choose for themselves. Who would want it any other way? B ,. , , G5 37 9 1 'f e' ,A I , 'r X, .Uv 14' W Rv 4 4 1. f-v if iii., .. .RRY . y . L. 4 1, 4 --r ,Q u W- v L4 1. IADS .NND l-ASHIONSE IVANTfHD DDWWM! SUCKTHDQR BLGOD O.K., but only if you give it as a donation to the Red Cross! Count Dracula, the Drama Department's first production of the year was great! Players Rich- ard Weinburg, Barbara Weg, David Lavin, Shari Smith, Karen Kohler, Rhonda Veiner, and Sandor .lay Sonnen as Count Dracula all did extremely well but the two outstanding perform- ances were made by Marty Burton as Hennessey the butler and Lori Fortunetas Renfield the fly- eating inmate. Despite certain distinct flaws in the production coupled with occasional audi- ence restlessness the play proved to be amusing and entertaining. Pajama Game shown in the spring was equally good. 36 DRAMA ,I A ff fit 4 rfb l 1' ,ffw R' ' ' ll V 1 l g l N if ' 1 f JU 53 ,- i Vi ,,11 V3 Q94 i 4 tr t lf X it! V . t i . I it l V I l 4, M. ow-f'.f H f . 40. .i A My .- v'Yf4f..w .V ' f i , gp 4 .I V u f ' . .I 1 .. . 1 -.vpn .NI AVR Q. qv' u, M L. 34 if N 5 -'JY N'-2 A V in V. X ,.igX Sandor Jay Sonnen as Count Dracula. Getting ready for opening night. Julie Stern-Assistant Director. Hmmm. , .you look like a fine specimen. Karen Kohler and Sandor Jay Sonnen. Lori Fortune acting her insane self. Marty, you missed a spot on the left. Marty Burton getting ready for showtime. DR X Xl 'X 37 I A . . X I 7 N , 4 , . I 5 YGW' f l. 'Flo the whale dominates the entire quad and pre- sides over the faire. 2. Curt from the Exotic Animal Institute explains some of the characteristics of his friend, an Indigo Snake. 3. Two great mountaineering buddies. 4 . Adam Chuck hands over the merchandise, a box of animal crackers. 5. Lynne from the Exotic Animal Institute shows everyone who's who. 6. As innocent bystanders look on, a rhodent makes a daring getaway from a snake on his trainers back. 7. Another conservationist looks on at the preceedings. 8. A foxy fox checks out his audience. 9. Rocky Racoon patiently waits for the show to end. 38 WILDLIFE FAIRE ll- 1 Q 'Q I 'Wm - - NIE? H Tilbfflfgfl ibm 4 '3xY7v'-if W WM M 243. -QS. gf, 'ggi' 4 V I-- .x 5 H., Sidi I A fr , .L- 'Nw 1.1 l l l L? V 1.12 , Wil, ' J lt ' ik' X, LIVING GN THE WILD SIDE One of the biggest attractions to hit Birmingham this year was the second Annual Wildlife Faire presented by Birrninghamis own Wildlife Club. Ap- proximately twenty wildlife organizations attended. Flo', the fifty foot whale balloon, was the biggest hit of the faire. Activists from Actors and Others for Animals, the Fund for Animals and the other groups presented information for students to take, as well as purchasable items of which a percentage of the profits went to specific animal aiding actions. The Wildlife Club sold animal crackers and Bir- mingham students were eager to buy. A Channel Five news camera was here to get words from orga- nizers of the faire Rob Eshman and Christine Dzil- velis. The organizations were very pleased with the faire and so was Birmingham. WILDLIFE FAIRE 39 LOOKS LIKE WE ADE IT! Yes, the Classyof 1978 made it though the yearsy C ...-820 graduating Seniors held their Prom on May Serin the California Ball Room of the Beauti- ful Bonaventure Hotel. Leslie Cane and her Prom Committee planned thesuccessful event, and ar- ranged forthe live band, Organized Crime. 'During the evening of daneing,r.Iennifer Foust,yannounced the Kingiand Queen of the Prom. It was a glorious night and will be remembered for years to come. Thank you,-.Class of 1978, for a beautiful year and for beingethe best graduating class ever! C C yzgrl-.., 'i A Z . RL 40 SENIOR PROM T E K , i f ix -ag r-kfxgwl-1' imma.. ,, :Ne yall I L K J'yg1,:j.x,,Q.x fa i-.t- gf-QEN, -F3552 N52 Ally ,, ,... s. 1 l. 2. l. Cally Porloro, lol iels, Larry Keni ai Fousi reminiscing old Couples dancing swaying lights or California Room ol lul Bonaventure Hr Poriaro, Louie Sli Kem, and Sherry Ver lell Ballsun and My discussing later plans. .gl 'Lil' all ill 's i l 5' all N 5 Y tl l r I 77741 -wwf l. 2. 3. L ., 1 ' Cathy Portaro, John McDan- icls, Larry Kent and Jennifer Foust reminiscing old times. Couples dancing under the swaying lights outside the California Room of the beauti- ful Bonaventure Hotel. Cathy Portaro, Louie Skoby, Larry Kent, and Sherry Vess. Jeff Ballsun and Melanie Stern discussing later plans. 'i ae? 'J P E . A TUX'S COURTESY OF GARYS TLX -ll CWC f W is ,,....,..xg,..........L...,m.J......f ,,,g4g,1, H ....... f.f.:.,f.1,2Wv :g:fEff'Ef:g42-:1+-5,-1-. ,,,. 2522355525553253152525-:V 72, ........,. .,4 .-:f':9':v:r:::rQ- .-wx-:-1-:::,f,:f b . 552151527 gi ' .. ,f I , 9:-. . ff ,5:Z,,5:22'40':':f:Iziziii-Lfriiirfzllffi 7:5-pf,wf4.,,, 7, f 44 ADMINISTRATION I CHIEF iw. a 1,-W., A f.. a rf' W If 'wma' 4?m I 'J' at :yv'fgH , I 1 . 6 .-, .A- .'!'. xl 1' ' 1 3.4: . K, L 1, I 'A .335 I If 'f ,I ,L my J T A . ,. U ..,-. 3 L 1 1 '2 5-. L 14 rl' :, fu If 'I Il Li. f ff 1 me ffl ,,. . '71 L1 In V 4 I . .J 5 , ' 22-. f fc? IJ. 'll' ,Q 012 fn 1 f lf f -' -' I. ll. IY1' -Z , 'S' '3 f ., , y. ' The counseling and guidance services at Birmingham High School include personal, educational, and career de- velopment for the students. The counselors, college and scholar- ship advisor, career advisor, and work experience coordinator assist the stu- dent in exploring his abilities and interest and arriving at a realistic self-assessment and career goal. The counselors are responsible for all phases of the students' adjust- ments. The students are assisted in solving problems arising out of absen- teeism, tardiness, and truancy. They are also assisted in problems such as failure to meet graduation require- ments, drug abuse, and other teen- age problems. THE TRIBAL SAGE V 4? Mr, John Krog 46 COU NSELORS M r. Lee Rawls , I g . fa Mrs. Cynthia Coatsworth mrlheiggmifl J 7- ., -fe Q- T Mrs. Sharon Harlin W 1 Wx, Hmm D l YT T77 TTY in-A T YY Y ix -re ' 55s,.e1Li.bsgi-.zgzgavn-,..,,-.:- --...--V-.M r - i Y -- f - - ,, r 4 L r ,J-- X. lrluav : !'5ii 4- , uk 3571 .- A ,- Y l l . ,1 N M -lilfmlifll Mrs. Ethel Somers Mrs. Eiizrrbmh Norris 9 6 M7 ,Jn Hsrlirl ggi 1 4 ' Mrs. Barbra Davis Dr. Howard Guidry ,.w,.,..m-was-Q 1' Wu fr 7 ru Mrs. Annette Lindcman ,-13 r-e' gif Xlr. Richard Nlahcr College and Scholarship Xdiisor COL NSE-,LORS 4 X ,...J' f.-f T5 ew' Mrs. Ann Anderson Art 59? 48-ACADEMICS i, Mr, Lewis E, BQYU5 Special Educzuon PX is if Mr. Roger Arst Mrs. Harriettea Barbarini Mrs. Jean Bardfield l1,S4BMbmBr, Arr English English M 0' l 5, l lg li ' w l i-gvgfbf V Q.,-J 7 . , mf - l K XJ l Y i FK ffwff ' W , '1 eff v J i I ig. Dr. Angel BCQUCT Mr. Lance Berger Mr. Max Berkovitz Foreign Language English English MI-lllillgam llvmigii N' tg, ' 'U' 3'T',1 I , x 'ii V'-vi , Arm' .N . .-.X 2 A -f u w l 4. , - v 1 Q l ' mf F f ll: W xx jx l 1. I . J ' 1 '4 l 11- ' I .Q W A iii, '11 all 1'-'il ' ' lj ' 1 ,an-t,,g If , 5' til riff mix iw. J ill aiu. lg it. .- ii11i,'hl, Y Nm. nf llrs. Jean Bardirld English L , gi r list Bfflomi vfngiliil ff X a Mr. Lewis E. Berns Special Education ' a-will Mr. Angelo Bianco Mr. William Branca Math Math -N Zi. .Mi ,. .- x Mrs. Barbara Brooks Art Mr. William Brown Physical Education .,. . -,...,.-Q.-.1 Mrs. Millic Burrow Mr. Nicholas A. Buzolich Home Economics Physical Education ACADEMICS-49 2 Miss Janice Christensen R Q xi, Q ig G if-A Mr. Irwin Clyman Math , English Mr. Hy Cohen Mrs. Ann-Marie Collins Physical Education Physical Education T' is f ,.. C 4. v , 49, nf. 50-ACADEMICS , f rl ,Q X .14 . X , f-9 if 4 - , , C, 5- it f Mr. Robert Colton Mr, William Corum Mr. Howard Daniels SCICHCS Science Social Studies lliss Barbara A. l English -Tm' ' E: L' ' V, I i Giga. ff .l I , di , Y ' fi Mr, Charles D Science if ' xii? llli, Qmge flrl I , i-- - - - - -' f-.sf xs,,i1xLi,s:1.:-nigga...,,.,,-Mmr,..,...,f.,.,, , - .. - - A A X, 'if ii X ii llllmlllbfllllln Miss Barbara A. Davis Mr. Larry Davis ElSlSl English Mani xx: x -Xl Nxu ffqx l Q., Xxx 1,-'1 Nf- .4-r Mrs. Margarita Dias Foreign Language 'D Mr, Charles Diming Mrs. Kathleen Duber Mrs. Catherine Dunlop .Ann-llane Collin Science English English hislcal Educauon L- gi. , iq me Cl 'r M r. George Edwards ' - Xrl award DWI, f My Siudies if I an XC,XDliXllCS-fl .,...n..na.,, I , ina gum iraq WI H 1 f? L Mr. Frank Ezykowski 52-ACADEMICS J! XXX - 5 Ax ww -'J xr-,. are jr ee 'ES as is MA. N 1 ' Y A ill V 4 V i rw f . r fi M' f l , 4 , W 4 L M h W im: 5, ..1 'L ' ' f Ni X ' , m x X xx ls P' sixiilkikkemxxo Mamie h i . -i--wg mms: Q .3245 :'i.:Z- 'W I 1,1 i ' I ' .i - - 'Mlm .- iff. ,f.,i,iE fa -:,.u.,,Y,,.4 ,,. X..,. ,, , ..,,. .,.. N,.vW,,Awx.,m NJ-S 1 Q .,,.. N filer, of , '54 fa! f i'iig2k.3lQz:'l - 1' N ' 'N 'i Q-J., by 5 1- -rf: 1 - .3 -s-pp. gs1li,,5sV:., mf, F , A ,. 'H' . aa, 2,354,111 'U :ri 'ir' o Q12 'm 2:1 :FU OE FD.-Q :ru O... 5:1 of N--' ,,Av4 'Z'W 11- in XX Mr. Neal Federman Miss Judith Feldman Science Social Studies Special Education if? Mrs. Milly Finn Mr. Albert Fowler Miss Lynn Friedman English Industrial Arts BUSUICSS Education Mi. lleile Friedmll Maih lilr, Frank Gilford Social Studies gli' llalllla Gi penal Mum WNV s r llr Alanlpnql Mr. Merle Friedman Physical Elm. Math Mr. .lose Garcia Foreign Language Tl Q4 ft -1 Mr. Verne George Social Studies 1 X Mr. Frank Gifford Mr. Frank Gilberl Mr. James Goudge lilSSlU0llllf'5'7 Social Studies Social Studies Math Special Edllgif Edna: 5 Linn ff' 'ness Eduflm il if 4 xxt Mrs. Galina Green Special Education 15 i r 3 XC XDFXTICS 4 , ss Mr. .lay Green Social Studies 45, ' 1' . 1 ., 'N I 'Vt'-V 4 fm 1 I Ji, - M M M X' - be H1 it A '1,JiA'l V ,ff . gui? eff' lf' ,,c'o,u A , , , Mm Us-1 , , . A , .:',A ,J,f , fin , . l ug! . '11 W 5 V, , if 2 :A iv , 5 i 1 , , ,. , 4 , 5 2 qi. 1 wi 5 fa A 'yi M My ,,:fl 2 :ll 11,17 -WEN 'Z ' 'll 'llJ'lxl4wJ Wai' if 1- ai' - Fil vu Mrs. Bobbie Hitch Home Economics I 1' 1' ,yy ,' wx 111 fi ' 4 , if nl 1 -lilasl'w'4 izjf if J -4 ig 4 fl I 1 hu 3 l U 1 lvl 1 l li , fit 4 3 1 ,Z , fl 2-YilVilYzilVh-5 'f X 1 l' im? 514' M 2 q EZZX Vjifsivf l if 5 'xr V fly, Il' Zz '.1j.'l. N MWVSMN 3 1, ' F' W U' 1 Z 4 X f Mrs. Murial Haig Home Economics Mr. Tom Henderson Special Education Miss Katreen Hussey Mr- Richard Hymes Home Economics Math X 4 l i v 1 I Mrs. Gladys Katzman Science 54-ACADEMICS fig 1747 ,fl MIS. Hmm L lunign Lang -' et- '--'-swsnais.,..a1-..W,s,gy5ss.se13sf.1S.:q4g.,...,.,,.4at.-,-t.s.,,,. . -. ., .. , , ,WA s,-J X lil-lQH1Hciideni: Sleciil Educaliin ,ff L gjif' 4 lghjm i l 4 I l:,i .xi ,lJ'f,j Kuff' 1 i if If ' ' ll , X lj!!!- If il ,iv 4 'bil' i ' i ii ' ,M 1.1 ' Il ' N'- 'wifi ff : llr, Richard HF: llii ' i P Y ' ax f ,P if it I -Q f -I ,. Mr. John Kibler Miss Linda Kurland Science English ly AIDS K 'G , - . fix , ua . I -1- 1 - u e,.f 144- -11- f?7.-HI gf-n -5-'V X mi. i?:x'ig7:'- i -,-533, fn- 'Jima sag! . 1- if-4: 1 - 5 QL? 'U if . A ' ','5': .' 1 Miss Jade Lee Mr. Collier Landress English English K '- I Q' I Mrs. Evelinc Leisner Mr. Bob Marek Mrs. Laurie Markowitz Foreign Language Math Physical Education AXP- .iXC.,XDEN1lCS-55 I 1 ggi '44 ,M - x 1 If 1 ,M 75 fix? 5 4? F? 0 fin M, xt., 3, , 1 rf' .IJ t . ,qw WZ? L 'f 0 mf., fs if La' i if 'lt ,r , t ff ' ' yzceriifiil as K 'I A 'f .if til, 9 , ,L ,' ,,-af -'af-f!.4w4f,. HQ ' fe if' 'nevl ,, -. I f hw VW- . 4' . - 4 i, ima' we f' f. f- 2' K 1 ., 3 , V A ,, ,, ,i hw 5 1 Ms. Sharon Massengale Business Education El A Mr. Vincent Miley Business Education -Hx -If -SR' F A or 33, Mr. Fred Mathieson English Mrs. Rita Morales Social Studies r,.- fff, lk' ,542 'X l Mrs. Margaret Mc Nutt Business Education 4 Mr. Claudius Morris Science ' 'f r 1 '-..f a,,, f ' 5 f, f Y igfwlg, . ' 4 15147 5 ' fb. ' 4, , -f ' Vfiafvf' A' , ri,, 4 r kg -if t 2 'K r. Q 1 ix , ' QI ' , - ,rj 'lun 65.41, f ' vi fwzjf' Mr. Craig Morton Science 56-ACADEMICS Q O i 1 llrs. Eugenia Xegrlig llalh A l J ri 3 . MK- Ellien QB Sllwal Elm X:-J A EJ: 2 l 1 A llr Ciiudlis ll- Soren: efx ,YV. kr: I S -'23 H l Y AI I I Mrs. Eugenia Negulic Mr. Don Nelson Math Industrial Arts la 1 E: lrxxx 21 7 X - 'E' l K A 'A J... 4 LK A1 Mrs. Eileen O'Brien Mr. James O'l-lara Special Education Physical Education I - f -l If if i V s..'x 1. l 1 -f YH X Mr. R. W. Mungcr -r Science rf-.S 2:25, 15212, L-els, 153. '1 ,- A, -,Bi IVY: ' ,ig XJ' C f , 11.1 l .1 1' S? gl' ii A L , gr 'F , ' 1 , 5: ll fx 3 A' 1 i -5 I , 1 4 Y gl ' It is ? I. X 'Q ,Q Ill W U gy . 5 .1 il Q! ,I i Y i 'l', - '1' 5. r I- ,ff 7 ' R i ' ., I V , A' iffy ' Mr. Thomas Nielsen Art Mr. John Palumbo Foreign Language XC XDVN1 - 4 4,,y,',, I, V 47 3 P51 if l S v ,us ' , em W fl , : ff ff f 1 f 3 rMz3if V 234 H 1 ,,....4 f vw 'ibn- j F I I E y iv' i .4 1 1' 1 nf f 4 I A 9 4 I f, pa lf 1 i l' ,, K-I , ,1 3, I it , . 1 ngfyg X A 1 f .rl-'ff-if-' Nw 6 4 V Q -ref. 2,21 W 4 I- A i Y f f l W N , ' lf 0 ,xg ,c ,fy g , I wwf ,W 4 K 1,1 I IV I I l x it ,. I . r N 1 V4 7 , P ff? 5' Y 4 f l ff, X ff i W f f if 2 2 l 7 X xx Mr. Harold Parsons Math z , N' P- K l ' l,, Q jf i Xp l . yy 1 Y 1 Simi X 'fill of-4 Mrs. Mary Peterson Special Education 1 rm ' 1 58-ACADEMICS Mr. Harvey Phillips Industrial Arts f 1 Mr. Alan Penuela Mr. John Peterson Industrial Arts Special Education i lli, Nicl Rodiotofl' Physical Ediczlitf ,., , W' if 'VA V V La.. : ' QP: 515.-ff H Q I , r -QL- va I ff 2 1 ff ,S F7 A 'af r 1 f74 Q 1 X' J l Z W ., 1 J l 417 ,if l i H 4' ' Mr. Edward Princg MT. L0lllS Ral'I'lll'6Z Math Social Studies - 'H 2-. -3-if 5 6, -...,...f 1 I' l W' ' ' iw 'g,f , k 1111? . I j l W Fr it 1 l' JH f l J x llr. Franck Rt ,- Special Edin? tn , l. Ml- Edwin 3, Social Stud - ' -' '-vagina-S.q.,,sau-....:,:,sn.zs:s,x l3.1gS,:wze1..,..,,.-..:- v,.,,L..'.,.,, ., . V . - ly, X 'igf T7 llr. John Primm Slffitl Edimuii ,J ly, . ui 'ii , 1' r V lx 1' Y! fi? lt 7 . l Louis Ranirez mal Slum wins v 'ffiswts-asf A M' 1' if Mr. Nick Rodionoff Physical Education 1 . i .1 Mr. Francis Ryan Special Education Mr. Edwin Segal Social Studics 2 if A H' fi mfwr W XXXN H .t,g35fQa. A I , . K' Ms. Pam Ross Special Education Mr. Melvin Roseman English Y f' .fb Mr. Irving Segal Mrs. Gussic Serpico Social Studies Ef1gliSh .Fl .-'XC -XDEN1 ICS-59 ' 4' i , .,L....-,315-3.,,,,, ,.4,,f,.ff H., , - -' 4 Q,,5,Xe,ge,.:,c, .s 8:249 4 K ,,,, 6 ' 1' ' rl- 1 3 5 j: r V .M . :FW , FPL' i ' .514 .4 2 Y' Mr. Wayne Sink Physical Education Mr? A . , , . K iii y Mrs. Irene Sipantzi Mrs, Jane Smith Miss Lgtha Snyder Physical Education English Physical Education Q Yi, hulk. Miss Barbara Stawski Mrs. Sherry Sternlicht MF' Michael Temple Physical Education English lUdUSifi21l Arts 60 ACADEMICS LJ . V31 . f I I l'l1 A ll X A f I X, All .4 llrs, Phyllis lerlzzzo Physiril Educalis' I llr. lohn llldggl llusic l l l k l. . l 4 . .fi I - i ii l il . lr ' ljjffxi .J .rx ,gang-ZS Qlrfwig 'l X' 3,-Q wi- Q r HH- Bllly w l W Emu, l - - -4- -'aa-asaaua,wa.ag.,,sp-.a.WuQssaQi,135zi:Q::,::gav,,,...AAG '4.,.,..,..... , H . . . - Q, - sis. I i . .fm l H-rv 1 M-Krug-W- fgrl L 3 5' . F5 - Q X F x 1 S - fvfff. fa Z'-.1 'I f 'Elf 'f 41 fVZ.,,f' E E ri 1 - f N ' 'T wifi' 4 N I ,, E ii J 'ni U i l, 'I' . tin K' i . ,1 V N i I , 1 Mrs. Phyllis Terlazzo Physical Education Mrs. Ida Trimer Foreign Language Nlr. Jearald Van Nic Social Studies ICI' .-s,n , Q S ffX l 6 f lx 1 Mr. John Waddell Mrs. Nannie Wax Music English -5 E .-if - Z?'4'.. H ,g'.f',-., .w.v.v. 'Y ,'n7x':,-AAN -Pvsryfi.: - .-'I rl -F-w H, f, +.-X inf,-avi 'E 11 ' Nlrs. Bciiy Whilf Home Economica Nlr. Arnold Weilzen English ,fc A'A U 3 3 . P ....7wf,.,v.f.f.:.1,.f,.f.f,,,4,-4f,,. 9 'V Q , ..-N,-t. ' ,Aa-. 6'-f :IQ C 1 4-4.4-. N., -.uf .4 ,-. L. ,,y,,.,,,h1 ., . ,,, 1, ,. wi 1, :.,,ML.,A XA v ygj 'XV 'fy f WE Mrs. Myrna Winer English ,.1.', , Miss Terry Murase Math t 62 ACADEMICS Mr. Jack Brush Security Agent ,tl Mr. Raymond Wurfl Mrs. Margaret Zumwinkle Music English ',m.y,,,9,: f ,, Wm 5 1' fi 3... l Mrs. Rollie Greene ' Ms. Adah Gruver Braille Typist Health Office ,,1 i - 1 ' til - ' l I . ll ix ,ilgglgmji C, GOVCCH. ll ig 5,R,Dtizlmanl.L 5 ll M cot leitzfn. ll, Ernst, A ...,,Ln..--s-- i t . ix Hit . .n tl t it li 'lt l Epi t l. Itgftntet L' ' '- ,J lR1,S.s.. twin, 5. Till. l, llelltnu A J ' 7 V x i 121. i ,t ' tg lf ff x' i f., E W . n 5 E i' he ' til I' E. it lf, M W? Xi. l' 4 ' NCQ l X l y tin tL.Rl: 1. Sham l ' ' ' ' ,.4,1-.M-g.w..L:qnsir.i,Qb.g3.a,w:.:.:s,,.,.,g.E1 :4.,.1.,,.... t,.., ., , , . , . it A .X W f? gftixa J ia! ll K V lltl, 'il lamumlllll' Cafeteria tbottomjz C. Gorecki, M. Siro, R. Kappen, P. Frieburg, ' M. Crist. Ctopjz R. Diaz Qman.J, L. Saulsbury, I. Nugent, J. Thomp- son, C. Hentzen, M. Elsner, C. Owens, G. Miller. Custodians Cbottombz R. Mann. F. Zinsky, H. Martinez. L. Pussmorc. .l. Miller. ltopj: R. Maldonado, M. Park. R. Reed. E. Fix, W. Hain- cock. P-W if Counseling Center QL-RJ: S. Smith, K. Bailey, M. Brunsdon, S. Tyni, J. Melling. S' ,..f1.v Q l 3 . Libruriuns QL-RJ: J. Shapiro. J, FCFVWHUS- B- ahgrum suihorf. hOlliCf C. Davenhauer, Muin Office LL-RJ: R. Berke, A. Williams. R. Buttrey, K. Marino. I Student Store tseatedl: S. Gilman. tstandingl: PWT: Muck Richurdson. Olxurcnu J. Allen. S. Ziegler. B. Pustrunu. Thompson. XC-XDEWICS 63 N...-mg -4--A - -- YOU,VE COME A LONG WAY BABY Girls' Week in the Community was held November 7-1 1, 1977. The kick- off luncheon was held at Birmingham High and was hosted by the Girls' and Boys' Leagues with the assistance of Student Council officers and cheer- leaders. Five hundred-fifty persons, consisting of girls, administrators, guest speakers, and schoolboard mem- bers, were there. The opening session of Girls' Week was held in the Performing Arts build- ing beginning with registration. Coffee and donuts were served. After regis- tration, speeches were made by female community leaders, essay contest win- ners were introduced and poster con- test winners were recognized. The ses- sion was hosted by members of Girls' League. Sub-groups of Girls' Week in the Community were, Girls' Day in the Community, which was a day set'as1de for the girls to visit the occupation in which they were interested for the day, and two sets of seminars led by com- munity leaders. Over one hundred girls participated in Girls' Day in the Community. The entire week was very enjoyable. Az- I.Seminar conference - Woman's A , A C 7, 7 7. C, tity,' at .'.rt., fsf'-faif' Role in Police Work. gf-in ,av V 5 7 if Atl' ' 2. Seminar conference - Women in Qi f 4? .-+. 11? 1 .W s., 'V , V. . if' .rf- f-.p,,4a,q.-Lg, A 7,51 the Law l f ff if . A , ,fi-i,'2iIiiZ7i7w ,I , ' if L, , , to A --,r L, 'f 3. Opening session on November 7, - . X . for p X ,..N . 5 .. ,--. 1977. ' . ' V, a A f- 4. Luncheon setting in Mult1-pur- L in , 4....L:aa.s..,s!,g ' g ' V, IEnEI.!.'iSf-LC.. - 1 'N .Ha ..- E5l L- .a- - . -- -,1a -54 gg . . ..,,. ..., . - a eq..-was-1 5 LE' A 'Q 3-.ug 'Al ii- 2'-i -, l , ,Q 5 I M, ,f ,fra A, -- L, M- .,,- '-- -4 D..s.,.,,.-r-'A 'J' fbvp-1 ' gi W Wa.. '!. E l i 4 I J I l I i rBY Girisx Week in i :re, Giris' Day ini iiien was a day seti i visit tire nerupaiiur :re interested ini ther ni seminars iedb if ters. Over one hun pared in Girls' Dar in r The entire week ini, , rvrtti t conference P notice im, itiirnfn V ennterftff n November n 0 535510 ,Q , rr. riiliti Sggfmg noulsouz g vga' N-f 5 His? if , V-,. s .4 43 -se? 4'i'v4M':vw un , i 1 J 'U 4 Qi .59 as-nn.. Ms.- nu S n n ,1- ,,.. ,,,- n,nus x, va, , no-1. fi. . , - F 4 pw.. 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D -l i , I ' Jeanne Charles Allen Robert Allison Larry Anderson Steve Arbuckle Edward Arsow Gloria Avila Glenn Asher Marcy Asher Lida Banayan Mike Bedik Sondra Bennett Rick Billohi Bill Binder Jami Bobo Richard Bodie John Boxell Phillip Boyd Danny Bressler Ernest Bridges Jeff Brown Paul Buxbaum Jim Cameron Joe Callaghan Steve Cannon Mike Cardellia Kell Carleton Rousseau Y Sheryl Cascadden Steve Christian Amy Cohen Debra Cohen Jon Cottriel Bill Cullen Sean Dawson Jason Ditto Lynn Dramond l06 SENIORS Darla Upton Eddie Doty Robert Dubaich Diana Elman David Fasciano Peter Feather Debbie Fishman Hildegarde Geisse Matilda Ghoragozian Mike Glass Gil Goldbeck Lawrence Goldbeck Kelly Goodson John Gossman Dorian Graham Leonard Grammer Charlie Guras Michael Haffer Miki Hansen Tom Harper David Harder Todd Harter Jeffrey Hastings Dennis Healy Hector Hernandez Anh Hoang Hai Hoang Kenneth Hogan Debra Hopes Art Houston Vicki Hunter Arnita Jake Cheryl Jensen Steven Johnson Danny Jones Jana Jones Gregory Kant i i l 3 MISSING SENIORS Anthony Kell Larry Kent Frank Karze David Kitnick Anthony Klaiman Jeff Lang Grace Large Marie Lauifi David Lavin Jerry Leigh Jon Levine Alan Linson Steven Lipp Richard Lippitt Steven Lodgen Robert Lund Dawn Mansker Stacy Marcus David Martin lvy McArthur John McDaniel Alan McLeon Girit Mendelson Diane Messenger Gary Micelson Brian Michael Perry Militello Alysse Minkoff Bruce Mitnick Harold Mittelbach Michele Moretti Katie Muhoberac David Murphy Emanuel Napolitan Danny O'Donnell Dana O'Hanian Jim Olney Stacey Pachter Yvonne Palmer Donna Panza Craig Pastrana Celia Pepe Duane Perry Nanette Rangel Mark Ray Angela Reynolds Karen Rhatigan Ray Rill John Rootenberg Steve Rosenthal Harris Rosner i Dalys Rowe Celeste Salvia Terry Sawsville Bob Schaffer Tina Schaeffer Alexis Scher Mike Schiff Nanette Schwartz Anthony Sciortino Mark Sebar Lee Shaffer David Sharoni Cheri Shaw James Sherman Jay Silverstein Mike Silverstein Shelly Skelton Andrea Siegel Allan Smith Dan Smith Tim Smith Sharon Soble Glenn Sokol Don Solomon Richard Spitz Nick Statches Jordan Storm Curtis Sytten James Swifle Don Szromba Anadee Tapar Sara Tapar Billy Taylor Jill Taylor Briam Thomas Rosey Torossian Jay Tragerman Dan Vanderput Julie Vanderput Chip Vannoy Daniel Villanueva Hans Wain Joe Waldman Rita Washington Michael Wesley Jan Wexler Joy Wexler Michael Wheat Elliot White Cory Winick John Woods ' 1 l , i l 1, l l l i l i l i DC L Stnior Q YVOIU-le Aiming 'HEI liz wi - f- V f -,n-.w.v.-misss fupaszz-4s.::Ae,-.,....g4m .-.a.a..-.,. .,..t g.,,,.., . , .. , . . , .. KI 1 -.----1f.- E IOR CLASS CHEERLEADERS DO T TAKE 0 PCOH POCH This spirited group of eight girls has proved to the entire school that Birming- ham's class of 1978 won't tolerate any- thing but the best. Led by Winnie the Pooh and Lisa Simmons, the senior cheerleaders devote hell week during the summer and two afternoons a week to learning cheers for events such as soccer games, tennis matches, basket- ball games and cross-country meets. They represent the undaunted enthusi- asm and optimism of the class of 1978. ,tr Y I 1. 5- a. i .t ,.1' Senior Class Cheerleaders First row Shari Wessendorf Liz Kurtz and Lisa Simmons just hanging around. Yvonne Palmer Second row Karen Goodman Sue Levitt A bird in the hand beats seven cheerleaders in the bush Armina Shepard Liz Kurtz On floor Lisa Simmons Miss Lisa Simmons, head Senior Class Cheerleader. Ends a ing Liz Dowling solution to the trash problem, K 4 jw 3 ,llil A 'y' L-w,....A,u.., 7.A... ' I l l 1 1 l ' N 1 I - 3 , I 5. Q42 M USTIJKE GW' 55,4 71 DR,PEPPER Just like Dr. Pepper, Fall Senior Class Council is the most original in the whole wide world. When you combine inspira- tional president Leslie Cane and six offic- ers full of incentive with the largest Fall Senior Council to ever materialize, and add to that the support of sponsor Mrs. Trimer, the result is inevitably innovative. New Games Day was an unprecedented event. Halloween Grams, balloon-selling, and Pooh senior t-shirts were all given a creative twist. Their original homecoming float Ease on Down the Roadn was the recipient of the Dad's Club Prize. The annual Powder-Puff football game and corresponding activities were also spon- sored by the council. 1 QV! Q fi, . Fall Senior Class Council Presi- dent, Leslie Cane, up a tree again. Officers of the Fall Senior Class Council with Pooh, their mascotg Daryll Schall, historian, Shari Baer, Commissioner of Elections, Diana Hariton, treasurer, Sandy Landen, secretary, Sara Gidan, Vice-President, and Leslie Cane, President. Missing: Diane Crane, Commissioner of Publicity. Fall Senior Class Council- First row: Mitch Yankowitz, Margee Galef, Melanie Stern, Sharolyn Mosley, Andrea Crawford, Sandy Landen, David Burk, Gloria Ar- boleda Second row: Daryll Schall, Larry Gaiber, Jeff Ballsun, Shari Baer, Peggy Edwards, Cynthia Williams, Michelle Jones, Mrs. Trimer. Third row: Alysse Mink- off, Marc Richter, Julie Harlow, Julie Schwagerl, Eddie Winston, Greg Massing, Jeanette Wain- wright, Adonis Armand, Toya Cato, Sara Gidan, Diana Hariton, Lori Linden, Sarah Silverman, Saundra Landers. In Tree: Mark Wolgin, Bill Thein, Leslie Cane, Antoine McKnight, Shannon Forbes H2 FALL SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL .'.iW'iT -x'! if W if .tl i . 1-1 - ll. 1 .VN ty ,V 1 . Top Row: Cari Cone, It Noveck. 3rd row: Felit Vets, Sara Gidan, Micl Horn, iana Hariton, Br .yn . 1 1-.. ' I 1,1 g. U I dry -'wi i IJ '1 1 li .I at .I 5 I ,FW ,. -EC .g, A r I - - .,.,,..-. . ,.,, -wavy.-.:,,.,.,,, .,..., . ,ns -5.14, .. L., . . . ., , , Y V K W 'vm f ...,-, A ,fwxnkvmd in W -HOW-,f RELAXl HGRIZGNS CAN HANDLE IT! Q LL. ll Top Row: Cari Cone, Mrs. I. Trimer, Cynthia Williams, Peggy Edwards, Bill Mercer. Christine Dzilbelis. Brian Noveck. 3rd row: Felicia Tarnol, Sharolyn Mosley. Lori Paris. Tina Redwine. 2nd row: Sidney Horn. Sherry Vess, Sara Gidan, Michelle Jones, Jennifer Foust. Sara Silverman, Lisa Johnson, Hollie Simon. lst row: John Horn, iana Hariton, Brenda Kramer, Shannon Forbes, Jeanett Wainwirght. Lying: Frank Grey .Yi- I 2 3 '1 ' 'pm vc-1 N K A ivan The Senior Council Horizions handled the spring semester with much relaxation. Under the leadership of Mrs. Ida Trimer, Brenda Kramer, and seven officers the spring senior council sponsered mam activities such as Senior Junior Volleyball Game Senior Talent Show. Senior Spirit Week, Bowl a-Thon, Senior Beach Day Senior Breakfast, and Grad Night. l. Brenda Kramer- President 2. Diana Hariton-Vice President 3, Shannon Forbes- Corresponding Secretary 4. Cari Cone-Recording Secretary 5. Sara Gidan-Treasurer 6, Christine Dzilbelis- Historian 7. Brian Noveck- Commissioner of Publicity 8. Jennilier Foust- Commissioner of Elections N 1 K i W! lvl 5 QF Wggg u..lr ws .X 12 HEY! WHERE'S DOCTOR Brainwashed to think like the Doc',, the womenis Varsity basketball team was outstanding. The women took third in league, with outstanding and competitive players Shannon Forbes, with her excellent shooting and re- bounding ability. Adonis Armand showed much improvement with her fantastic defense. Melinda Sealy sparked the team with her aggres- siveness. Rhonda Durham scored many points. Other oustanding play- ers were, Jill Taylor, Denise Com- toise, Tracie Fogal, and Stacey Sig- man. The womens J .V. team showed great effort with outstanding skills shown by Giselle Ford, with great rebounding ability. Michelle Hones J? was point guard. Julie Dresser and Gigi Shuttleworth displayed their superb defense. Other aggressive players were Linda Golden, Lori Paris, Margie Ponce- deleon, Michelle Whitehead, and Michelle Mackenchnie. 3 4- .G ff. tiff 4 -',.' S. FORBES CAPTAIN R. DURHAM -fi' ' Qp , A CAPTAIN 's a D. COMTOISE COACH STAWSKI A, ARMAND F fe' 'w- ' , .at-, - '.5l5sf?'9 116 I. TAYLOR T. FOCAL S. STGMAN M. SEALY if i if . . I i 3 I 4 l M,ivH1rrHE, 'ae '-J I Fl .V ,I .' J' DRESSH he DYQSSEI 3 displayed mga .Elm wer . .' Q li ll lla ' nm , me Pllncg. llliilh llliiie Wd' and A lkllllll l. We're number one in the valley sun! 2. Shannon Forbes going up for a jump shot. 3 Michelle Mackechnie battles for the ball. 4, Managers, Dorothy Ditzel, and Gretchen Nerheim. 5. You girls look like a bunch of ? 6. Gigi Shuttleworth skys for a rebound. 7- Braves fight for the rebound. -2 L- ik'-'ir-' :- ' TS 5 JI D-HL. ....-1-9 -5 V f ,-',. 1. 40, M. JONES L. GOLDEN CAPTAIN CAPTAIN .Vu 'fe 'J M. WHITEHEAD M. MACKECHNIE G, SHUTTLEWORTH V? fix. O . s J. DRESSER G. FORD L. PARIS M. PONCEDELEON , 17 TM QQ f'-, . wim- W, Vi if V YT A 1 .HA s A 4, I nt RACQUETEER RACK ,E UP After an excellent season, the racqueteers took 2nd place in the mid-valley league. Their top singles players Lisa Miyazake and Terie Olson gave outstanding per- formances this whole season. More con- tributions were made by their top doubles players Sharon Geldberg and Sharon Lavin. Returning next year Renee Rosen- field and Sharlene Takeda, outstanding tenth grade doubles players, hope to have another good year. Other talented tenth and eleventh grade members of the team that will be returning are Susan Andrews, Julie Ban, Nanci Bander, Melissa Effron, Candy Ehlers, Karen Leff, Carol Lewis, Joanne Phillips, and Tami Schorr. ICI. K' p al , 0 fi W. fl it K f F 1 ' 5, . l l si if li 1 'tw , lil i mar fum ll li ia 7 5, i , was X , . 1, . Second singles Liga p 3 Secondd ' . 1- iiiiiiltiuhmnd 5 ,S Ms,SnydgfS hull ISI fqwi Susan A Julieatmh l Miyazaki will new mela- -l, 5. lrdiow' M . S ' Aelissggg oime' Ml lm 1. Fsenlshamllfitldb ourlh doublet I, W lacuhg - le 6, l. First , i, iiiisifll oi ' UW I l XJ! I-V-f:--1'w4.'1-qs' -. rc ' 1 -V - - - - - -,.., . Ps .I - T i-A I 1 Z P'-. 1' 'g-' .. ', .,4.L....,,., ,,., , ,,,.,, , .,,:,,,-.,,, it 'v b i , X Y ll H 4' ill J , l nil i 1 1 .4 1 -,M 5 il av- F. Avg- f 4 f ' Q ' gf .,. ,- -L f ill' I ' r ff 4, 5 sax . -hp ., - 1 5' fi ' 'V fl, '11 g ' i, f ' ,Q - If giqlr, , A yi, Lak.-lsivlijy UQJS Pfqfi 1 - .J .11 if U l all t ltMg,1MSa,1l .. f if .nge f -.L Vg 1. 1,2 'figs' ' I -ft. at ,J 1 - SX mi in ',,. - 1 D F4 X Y 'X' .Al ml ' N K L32 ' X 1 Y Ill P- ' ' .-.- ,..'.' :.:::::: 'XX5STiEl'3-' '. .'.4. - . . '. .'.' ' : .'::: NV M si Cf' ,.,..., wi.: -I fx-X f X - X l. Second singles, Lisa Miyazaki 2. Second doubles, Cindy Ehlers and Tracy Levin 34 First doubles, Sharon Lavin and Sharon Geldberg 4. Ms. Snyder - 5 lst row: Susan Andrews, Sharon Lavin, Carol Lewis, Julie Berks, Charlene Takeda 2nd row: Tracy Levin. Lisa az Miyazaki, Leslic Jacobs, Nancy Binder, Renee Rosen- 'Y K 8 field. ,Y 3rd row: Melissa Effron, Karen Leif, Cindy Ehlers. Tami . Shore, Julie Ban, Joanne Phillips, Melanie Stern, Terie - Olsen, Sharon Geldbcrg. 6. Fourth doubles. Melanie Stern, Joanne Phillips, Leslie ' 5 . F 5 Jacobs lf, 7. First singles. Teri Olsen 1 I 8' Third doubles, Renee Rosenlield. Sharlene Takeda 5 , I v , Nkiifffsla GIRLS' raxxis 1:1 GUPPIES SLIP THROUGH LEAGUE The women's varsity swim team, the guppies, went unde- feated with the outstanding performances of, Sheryl Moss, Nancy Kerr, Diana Schwartz, Robin Vitcher, and Cheri Shaw. The women's BH team had an excellent season with tre- mendous help from outstanding swimmers such as Laurie Meade, Alexis Scher, Andree Devine, Jody Aroesty and Kathie Kling. The Cs season would not have been the same without the support and outstanding effort from Tamara Franco, Val Miller, and Marion Geike. ,J L., in .if 'I Q? I t au, A , V MQ 'Z M 94 if ff Xi., . f. 13 V Q .M Wi - -4 ww 22 ,asc ev vp-:rg xv, ffm waz Qs Q- if 'Nba we fy I 4 fi' L, xl, f .- w.!3!,: w I W or S or i D, S-!f..1 ...- ' - - 1 y -. r 'SV I A ' f-'Eff f-'A -1 --4-, -.vp-, rl ,v- N., 5 A . 'U I. l . ,,- X 'io 5 .,, X, - ill 5-Q.. l 2 11 ff lr! of '- x in-.-lx, Mrs. Markowitz. B's : L-R: Kathi Kling. Kathleen Nagel. Stephanee Hollander. Pally Moore, Laurie Meade. Suzanne Sanders, Andree Devine. Top: Alexis Scher. Jody Aroesly. Janine Marsh. Sheryl Moss Would you look at that! Getting off lo a good slarl. Varsity: L-R: Diana Schwaily, Robin Tileher, Nancy' Kerr. Sheryl Moss. C's : lst roxy: Tammy' Franco. Barbara San' ders. Sheryl Cappon. Debbie Tesla. Laurie Watt. Pam Slophens. Nlary' Maxwell. 2nd row: Sue Pola, Vall Miller. Marion Geikc. Debbie Koqul, Gcnnifer Hayes. Brenda Goodman. by 3.2 BR vEs SPIKE THEIR WAY TO vrc oru r HITT The girls Varsity Volleyball team had a very outstanding season. Playing a six- 'ivo offense, which means there is a lot of moving on the court, they successfully confused their opponents. They had out- standing help from their strongest hitter Diane Bruns, and strongest setter Margie Galef. Other members of the varsity team are Gralyn Librando, Lisa Ji- menez, Madelin Pyo, Connie East, and Michele Glennie. 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Qgtkgg ' I Y, Q xxx., - R , r , Q-:If -' ' J v i2,X5rv1lx1 zzaramrzaw QQ. K V. 'le' ' Q T- at T A 5 l i 3 fT T .9 A T f , K ' ' Wi T ' -V f -T ' in 'Q lydmwxgaamw W3 A NJ L75 e I 7 ,J , .ftn wv I In ' 'f-fel' ' . i F' ,TJ T -,Y Amglvmv V 5 ' . gf ,A - iq fm ' . ' S E ff Tm TT ,T X -M L97 ,T T .1'9i.sf,..r 2 A K. G D 124 GIRLS VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 1. Varsity top row: Lisa Jimenez, Greg Johnson, Margie Galef, Diane Bruns, Con- nie East, Mrs. Terlazzo. Bottom row: Andy Shapiro, Madelin Pyo, Michele Glennie, ralyn Librando. 2. Madelin Pyo goes up to spike. 3. Up to Block. 4. Great team effort 5. Junior Varsity top row: Sabrina Simon, onna Scholtes, Pam Toby, Tracy Stark, Debbie Ultan, Linda Georgeson. Middle row: Lynn Woods, Jody Garai, Jo Schwa- gerl, Geogia Nalepa, Anne Ritvo, Wen-I Chu, Bottom row: Eli Leiber, Linda Frai- berg, Nora Tabrizi, Kirk Breitenbach. cfi'.' 1 WT' 'J The Btlmmwn A scholastic SPM ,W rleypkc ' 10pSH1g from thug' other SC Borenstei 1 ,Tiff Vol' Mos 5? Angela D Schrader, 5 The bvls WCW PO' rcturniflli lm lam Gordon KlaSS, HU A Doug Lindt, Afldl t lin a l :aaa TTTT fbfo if tett vi -Tran., T. en. TM .T - ,1 , hi Qt, .y I T 1 it 5 f fl Q X l 'r g l 9 rl A g X5- 1 'X . -- --f ff-H -----Q---I---f-N ... --.T ' Q .9.5:f 3.N.,.,..-11,11 1.-.e,.,..,..,. . . T T -. . T . - . tu- . i ,-1 I i 1 li. ' -' il' ll l' 1 X 5 'll S hill! Milf l , Hi ,M 4,14 f sf Q- pu: LEA limcn:LC'15 Jalal. Diane Brutal-f' lizzo. Bottom fllif' pig. llicliele Gletf up to spike. mil: Sabrlfll Toby. fffff GCOYW iii? Jodi Gallia lo Wi ig, anne ti raw- Ulf, liirl Brcitenbii f- HIT THAT BIRDIE! The Badminton team being the only City Coed Inter- scholastic sport at Birmingham had a very exciting season. They placed 3rd in league with tremendous help from their top singles players, Kristin Wahlner and Judy Borenstein. Other outstanding players were Sharolyn Mosley, Tyet Voung, Vicky Bird, Lisa Kertan, Kathy Henmi, Angela Dayal, Sue Kojar, Kathy Seefeldt, Kathy Schrader, Glenda Whitham, and Carol Aguas. The boys were potentially good players, and will be returning next year. Their outstanding players were Gordon Klass, and Mark Minus. Other members were Doug Landa, Andy Katz, Steve Paquet, and Bob Car- lin I 'wmv' l. Mrs. Collins-coach 2. Steve Paquet, trying to hit the birdie. 3. Judy Borenstein shows great effort. 4. Kristin Wahlner, First singles player. 5. Top row: Bob Carlin, Mark Minus. Vicky Bird, Judy Borenstein, Andy Katz, Doug Landa. Center: Carol Aguas, Kathy Seefeldt, Debbie Perry, Susan Kojar, Angela Dayal, Ka- ren Rhatigan, Sharolyn Mosley. Bottom: Tan- ya Fox, Kathy Schrader, Lisa Kertan, Tyet Voung, Mrs. Collins. BADNHNTON 125 -- f. . V A ' 3 s 1 TRA CKE TER DO IT WITH SPEED! The girls track team start winning the SeaZiT,?griCrn22gi1nI?Il:g new coac S' C Ann Terllgiizowgsn Icieda Synder and Mrs. enthusiasm Til ea the girls with much ly undercla' C team C0nsisted of most- esmen. The tearn,5 mai were the distant runners wh n assets qualify for city meets ' 0 h0PCd to w . 'wth ,W H . ,K-1 , 1 4 44. -. , Z: 4 23,- 51 as has , sf 4 Q' va WWA, ,ffggg it -- ., ., at -' , ,. ,, . S , , - .:: ' ww K1-f 'a 4, W 1 ' if 11041 -5 ,L 2 if 2 ff ZZ f' 1 ,f I , f Q , W 4 4 K 4 , , f if iff: 1 ZZ, y Y I 1 1 l Q .,, 44.2. , ,qw .dz I Q 4, I ff ' W L. . ll - . -2? .V F1 vw 3 .- 4 ' 1 r 1ffX17'1'T f-1, Yxfqiyjgg ., 5 if 126 GIRLS TRACK l l. Beatrix Zlllhshas h fi A h 1 602113 Chin rhcesi 1, Sue l. hx Egflfllona I EOHICS 'h ' HI 'll ' , . l lgurzllihllller, FanlSl ' lanCan1Pbl Campbell hffl h, Row l- I L 1 l I l l l l has, Nanci PM Eslis. Donna Chinn lhchelle Machechhh R sel,ClndyhlcGu1n hs Llhdh Lee, Michelle lens, Lallhoha Coates. huh' lll- Robin Endslfl shdl. llhdellne Pho, hlhh Lacy. Yolmdh ll llllll. X Rhblh Ehdslcy meh. lehmmale. , Nancy Pascal scores lm .XX f. l l l . 'G .4 ,fr ,l Nl R ., 3 N 4 BJ h .4 f sigh: ,D l x '- , h 4 I-uk .' 1. 'Y u. r - xi l ' xnwvg,.R. . -sw .,.,,,.i4,., ,mm--A i 5 I , 2 3 A' l I 4 , fllgi 2 L l ui 7. 8. Beatrix Zilinskas struggles to move ahead. Donna Chin races ahead ofthe pack, Sue Campbell neck and neck with op- ponent. LaRhona Coates displays expertice hi h 'um in . E J P 8 Laura Miller, 'KFinished at last! Row l- Jan Campbell, Beatrix Zalins- l-cas, Nancy Pascal, Laura Miller, Kim Estis, Donna Chin, Angela Clemons, Michelle MacKechnie. Row II- Elaina Russel, Cindy McGuire, Georgia Maleda, Linda Lee, Michelle Frias, Fran Mul- lens, LaRhona Coates, Adonis Armand. Row Ill- Robin Endsley, Monica Green- stadt, Madeline Pyo, Donna Moles, Mary Lacy, Yolinda Wallace, Melanie Muir. Robin Endsley receives baton from teammate. Nancy Pascal scores for Big S3'l '04' ldlb - l ...L ' ,. , , f 'f? Inmu LA 3 l Sd 5 Q 'Qin - i vi AAS' L' ' l' 3. 4 1f?if,f a li ,, 5 -9 , V X - L--131, X . X' I '72, fly. , 2 n . 1 ' --5 A ,. - . , Q., ' E , El , - ,V . ' L , 't ii A 5 '- Vx . ,I '-Q V R tx:--is I ,- ' lf 'ily ', 5 l l F' jf 'X Q, . V, 1 ' i , - 1 M.. ' 7 lg Q32 , 1. f 1 .. l, ' , Q H L ' - ' , ' Q Hi,',.' . X ' L . A--- :'ai:U+g gh N N ' 'I A, -f' - , -ps:-i aw- Y,-,2',.4c-.. a5-sf-f, 'L -' V:,+-F Jw. -M: M., ' 5' GlRL'S TRACK 127 -4 f A .,' .ozqpmw .M V, A This year the girls Varsity Softball team, headed by coach Stawski, planned to provide innumerable thrills for all their fans, with the help of returning players Denise Comptois, Dorothy Ditzel, and Gretchen Nerheim. The Junior Varsity team coached by Mrs. Hitch, showed lots of promise and has more than determined to take first in league. 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GIRL'S SOFTBALL 129 VARSITY CLEATER KEEP CGMING Birmingham's Varsity Football team polished off the 1977 season under third-year coach Bill Brown with a fulfilling, if not victorious, effort. Faced with exceptionally tough league opponents, the Braves' outstanding effort was not sufficient to earn top honors. But, the feeling of being part of such a devoted group was well worth the hours of unrelenting work needed to bring them through the season. if 1 if f Birmingham B g or 0 r H12 y e14t 3V ,y 9 i 12 6 6 -19 Banning y , Locke' 'V,,, ' . ' Dorsey i?San Pedro Monroe Granada Hills Van Nuys San Fernando Kennedy 'F g .- I ,j,, .L I 0 9 O 4 ' Pg QW 'N QA 'QF 6 ltQ,, Gag as A1 L 4 2 E I 1 J 5 'I ! E 'H F ,o 1 l I Q l 2 3 4 5 6 7 8. .49 Defensive Squad members Gerald Shellmire C343 and Bill Cannon C725 look on while the offense takes over. Varsity Starting Defensive, Kneel- ing: S. Andrews, C. Swartley, D. Brinker, G. Prince, S. DePalma. 2nd row: S. Gross, F. Gray, D. Dun- can, T. Tomalin, R. Jordan, R. Silva. 3rd row: W. Pickens, S. Bordelau, M. Rollins, A. McKnight, M. Brown. Coach Brown giving advice to Steve Bordelau C71 and Earl Wilson C153 Curt Strumlauf C305 outsprints opponent for an important gainer. Earl Wilson C153 gets off a good one under great pressure. Antoine McKnight C351 eludes tack- ler to make good yardage. Varsity Starting Offense. Kneeling: B. Buckner, F. Roupp, T. Tomi- lin, C. Guras, S. Duitz, D. McKin- ney, B. Miller. Standing: S. Box- well, S. Bordelau, R. Goldfarb, A. McKnight, E. Wilson, C. Strumlauf. Bob Miller C473 positioning himself to receive a pass. 'I 1 1 Y, 5 F E. 5 S l setter Stir wltli the lttittareer. Thiuii their true devotion' s. Wed ihehmms ftttbers. The lock, S their skill ag qw reeorationsqnih i h I I e ll Om' Sllrited ttli Cl H nice extra touch 637 A-L f'S-u. Curt Strumlauf 1301 outmanuevers Van Nuys tacklers to move thc ball towards a first down. Dodging oncoming opponent, Curt Stromlauf C303 avoids a sack. Coach Brown giving important advice to Steve Duitz 1451. Brave players resting after a series of exhausting plays. Frank Gray C459 scores a vital touch- down. Earl Wilson USD puts a spiral down- field behind the protection of Curt Stromlauf 1303. VARSITY FOOTBALL 133 4 y1g,'9v1,x.v, BEE CAPT RE D-VALLEY Once again our mighty Brave Bee football team closed out another triumphant season under coaches Hy Cohen and Wayne Sink. The Bees closed the year with a 5-4 record, tying Monroe for league champions. The Bees also displayed their tremendous power at our Homecoming game, where they curshed the Kennedy Cougars, 41-14. The team, along with coaches, are looking forward to another victorious and triumphant season next year. 136 BEE FOOTBALL v 'X X Coach Sink tells John Russo where to go. Skelton spots his receiver. Bees break through to go into the second half. Warmrup time. Brave carries a defensive man for extra yardage. Bates talks over the situation. BEE FOOTBALL TEAM, ROW l: R. Nanas, R. Relles, R. Barke, S. Cohen, J. Russo, R. Solitare, J. Hargleroad, S. Berman, J. Wilson, V. Abbott. ROW 2: G. Rader, D. Arnett, C. May, C. Kusiner, G. Evangel- atos, B. Powers, P. Prag, M. Schaefer, M. Kennedy, G. Kenyon, J. Barke. ROW 3: B. Jones. W. Hayward, J. Moore, K. Williams, R. Villa, C. Campos, J. Ochoa, R. Kwak, S. Skelton, G. Hargleroad, K. Henry. ROW 4: D. Goodman, G. London, J. Kaplan. J. Samuel, R. Marker. D. Landa, R. Boddie, J. Bates, K. Witt. J. Lacy, J. Wood, Coachesg Wayne Sink and Hy Cohen. BEE FOOTBALL l37 STARTERS STARTLE ,, , Z OPPONENTS The Bee offense and defense has shown tremendous ability with such excellent players as Shawn Skelton, Jeff Hargleroad, and Rich Solitare. These starting teams have done a terrific job this year and offer a great promise for next year. ' ,, , , , V... l I y , - l Vq,..a,,M4z?V,.,,SQ,i Q54 , , Lau ,g g igfigy ', via? -,uf L. F gi .V ,'., 5 f-5 ' Q. 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' 1 --4 f I. Brave ball carrier steps lively to avoid tack- , lers. I, 2. Some people like to do it the hard way! ,f 3. Shawn Skelton IISJ hands off to c 4. STARTING OFFENSE: ROW 1: J. Kap- L .Y lan, C. Campos. D. Arnett. J. Barke. J. aj I . ,li ,, oCh0a.J.Bates.R.B0ddie. ROW2: R. Nan- 'ig ,' Q as. J. Wilson, R. Marker. S. Skelton, J. Rus- ! L: . K' T so. J. Hargleroad. F J 'A ' - .I .V n A' 1 5. STARTING DEFENSE: ROW I: S. Ber- I F' A fx .apt P 'o.. JL, man. K. Henry. R. Kwak. J. ochoa. C. Cam- ' -rl 1 v 4 TQ, I pos, V. Abbot, R. Marker. J. Lacy. ROW 2: g . , .,., X, , b xg! H53 -- ' --. P. Prag. J. Wilson. S. Cohen. R. Rellis. R. 0 , N I. V I Solitare, J. Russo. B. Jones. W. Havward. 5 x ' X - . r gil .. 'X R. Barke. G. London. D. Landa. Z.,,fA I if. ' f p. - A' 'r Af' bv -, 6. Jeff I-Iargleroad I-105 sweeps right to gain extra 1 I I ' , lil ' yardage. 8 ' ' ' 'NY ' 7. Skelton IISJ runs it himself. .Wfff 'S ' S. Braves anxiously awaiting to go in. BEE FOOTBALL I39 Q .,.. f if, xmas., I-1 -L! CRGSS COUNTRY I GFP A D RUNNING AND RUNNING. . . For the first time, a girls' squad joined in the fun running up and down the hills at Pierce College. The first girls' team, led by Nancy Pascal, displayed their exceptional talent finishing third in the league. Greg Peppers, leader of the 10th grade squad, was the undefeated League Champion and led the team through the season. Greg Dres and Baltazar Murillo provided depth for the Var- sity squad that was led by Steven Pascal. The Varsity had a very im- pressive season, finishing fourth in the fierce Mid-Valley League. ' jr. ' 4+ ' . ' I -- , 4 .,,j,,. .. , . , . in 4 Q.:-5. ff-,, , --iqg ft LQ, I -' I V f f .tn .c,.,,.W-.,.., - .1,f.s.i. 1' ,f.. ..,,..,f,,.,fV.-5..,f.sL1a.. e- 1 , ., 1 . .,. . WN .. . V, , - J, ,Lg U , .-., ..-Q., ..v Hz. ,, ,A ,IIA ,t. 'tl' -W ,. .ie.,.,.., w V v. . .A . v 1 Ill.- . X Q' In A F ' .'.., 1 1 I , X' ' , S1575 ' 3 '7 'A . f..,-A gfa-igx:. ' i i i . a-. 1. 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S a. r it r.t R' 9 ' ri f I flair' i l A lonely run er pulling through the last mile The Varsity Squad atop the Pierce course: Steven Pascal. 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Greg Dres. Baltazar Nlurillo. Bruce Martinez, Erie Oberg. Larry Roth, Jim Parmenter. Baltazar Murillo struggling up the last hill. The lOth Grade Squad. lst row: B. Roth. G. Peppers. Nl. Ramos. Znd row: B. Pastrana. R. Davis. P. Cells. 3rd ron: R. Sherline. R. Osman. G. Sanders. Nancy Pascal leading the Girls' Team to a xietory with Peter Cells ol' the l0th Grade Squad on her tail. Greg Dres feels the pain as he drives on towards the finish. Slexen Pascal shows good lorm as he pulls away from an opponent in an important meet. lirie Oberg and Larry Roth keeping pace. Girls' Team. lst row: l.. Nliller, Y Wallace. D. Chin, Ind ron: lf. Nlullens. K. Estis. l.. Harwell. 3rd row: N. Pascal Junior Narsity Squad. D. Nloskolt. Nl. Stanley. D Nord- quist. KROSS COL XTRY l 4 'H9'2 'M?1:f1 . ,iz 1 'W P w :ew g.,,w,,,,, l ' A VARSITY DUNKERS DUMP OPPONENTS The Varsity squad provided an exciting season for their cheer- ing Brave fans. Twenty-second year coach James O'Hara tuned his players into one of the sharpest teams in the league. Many talented players helped give the team its strength, such as Bill Mercer, who was a key man and a very high scorer, and Sid Horn, who contributed a great deal despite an injury early in the season. Alan Hayes, one of the best 10th grade basketball players in the city, was also quite an asset to the Varsity team. Other exceptional play- ers included Earl Wilson, Dan Griley, and Mark Delevie. 142 VARSITY BASKETBALL 2 l li!i,' 1' i -wr i I I F' 1 A gif 't 3 5 - - F9 it J w, .: 1 I nm at if, N kv 5 3' in X sl 'K N ,. ' 'v E i O ,v4'L, S 1 'i tv af - snrteei 1 in y 0 I N., es., NENTQ 1 l vqalw . F. ' ': ,N jgf B l .lk A E ig ' .Q as-,Jr W 'Q i t ii j :ul X'-5 R i X s Q Q, - 7 gf! ll 1 Birmingham 66 69 38 54 44 63 84 67 52 68 F7 . Y .n., 415 . . 11,0 .x . 5.1 W -l KZ J- '- 4 . A4 in Q- wa S Monroe 59 Granada Hills 60 Van Nuys 57 San Fernando 61 Kennedy 69 Monroe 80 Granada Hills 65 Van Nuys 74 San Fernando 80 Kennedy 96 l. Varsity Squad. fstandingjz Mark Perelman, Mark Delevie, Dan Gri- ley, John Horn, Bill Mercer. fsit- tingjz Demone Smith. Rod Bal- lard, Alan Hayes, Sid Horn. An- thony Manning, lmissingb: Earl Wilson. 2. Mark Delevie makes a quick move to break up the opponents' play. 3. Sid Horn goes up to shoot as Mark Perelman looks on. 4. Alan Hayes shows his style as he brings the ball down court. 5. Earl Wilson keeps control of the situation as he looks for an open- ing. VARSITY B,-XSKETB-'-.LL l-13 J UNIOR VARSITY BA KETBALL Our mighty Junior Varsity team fin- ished the season with an excellent re- cord. They crushed such leading teams as Monroe and Los Angeles. Coach James O,Hara was very pleased with the Junior Varsity's performance, and hopes that these fine young men con- tinue playing this sport. Coach O'I-Iara wishes to commend Richard Bilchik, Les Deal, and Robert Shapiro for their fine play and great spirit. 'We would like to acknowledge Coach O'Hara's fine coaching as he completes his 22nd year as coach of the Junior Varsity team. .MSS -.J l.' 41 ,..... ,aww uQ? a:S,u' If - - - 'ff' - .. ,V '. r i . P T 'wa rn -:. ,r lfgf f J ,, I gf 5 - 7 'Af' 17'- ape s lf kiif ' -' , .,- ff A 1 1, iz s if 'Qu . ' ,, an , , 4 'i't T nf, fu, -, sv-,z ..m, ..,c: 1 tifai-5.',zw my,w - , ,W-ff,1 .A Q ,mt aw. Y.. xi zq .,.. 53 '- :QA ' A ' 4 ,.1 r,i' A, J t , l an l. Richard Bilchik U51 up for the lay-up. i 2. Robert Shapiro C531 at the freethrow line 3. J.V. TEAM: TOP TO BOTTOM1 M. Price, G. Bender, M. Wilken, L. Deal, M. De kovnef, D. Leiman,C. stone, R. Bilchik, B. Johnson, J. Moore, M. Alexander, R. Sha xx . pim, J. Gross. T ..., 51' , 'Ki Q 'ix . J tl , 2. i A ' 1 . ' l luiff . , , 4 . . l I L J X 'fi-t I 5 I ifgi 1 tl tl- A1 l44 J V BASKETBALL V y Y . . -an 'YW' V . - t The Bee Basketball team ended an ex- cellent season under Coach John Kibler. This was his first year coaching the Bee team and he did a fabulous job. There were many supurb players, among whom were Dennis Weisberg and Brad Abeson who put out great efforts. The Braves are very proud of their performances and thank Coach Kibler for all his help. Birmingham 61 Monroe 44 Granada Hills 52 Van Nuys 44 San Fernando 35 Kennedy 46 Monroe 55 Granada Hills 54 Van Nuys 58 San Fernando 60 Kennedy l. Determined Braves outreach opponents to get possession of the Ball. 2. The Bee Team. tbottomjz D. Pictrasanta, J. l-loodye, B. Abeson, M. Williams, C. Rowe, M. Cortes, K. Williams. Cmiddlej: D. Weis- berg, E. Aenis, J. Remick, M. Straw, R. Singer, J. Dunn. tbackji G. Jaffe, L, Hill, E. Quarles, Assistant Coach Green, Coach Kibler. BEE BASKETBALL I-iw Our fabulous Cee Basketball team closed out an excellent sea- son under first year coach John Kibler. After crushing Gardena at their opening game, our Braves were high in spirits and went to finish the season this way. Although the entire team played extraordinary basketball, Mike Reynosa and John Harvey stood out. These two players exhibited fine offensive and de- fensive talents. Braves Gardena 59 y Los Angeles ' 42 Franklin J 45 Hamilton 45 Monroe 35 Granada Hills 57 Van Nuys A 53 San Fernando 39 Kennedy J 48. Monroe 39 Granada Hills 62 Van Nuys 53 San Fernando 40 Kennedy 51 l. CEE BASKETBALL TEAM: ROW I: R. Singer, Coach Kibler, Assistant Coach Green, M. Straw. ROW 2: R. Jones, W. Robinson, L. Gross, M. Reynosa, M. Boren- stcin, C. Ellyn, A. Moran, G. Sage, W. Cavin, D. Kendrick, J. Harvey, R. Silverman, S. Yablok. 2- Steve Yablok fi?20j setting up for Ll pass. 3. Mike Borcnstein 13443 spots the basket, and prepares to shoot. I-16 CEE BASKETBALL illflti WRESTLERS GET DoWNi llli as 14 ll 'ii X J , xl axgl .1 - -J so ' ' vp! it 1 D V, fp v 4 Z' W, .. x Y K l A st V ' - - A - ' D 1 The Braves Wrestling Team. under the tutelage of sec- , V- gn- .4 p A ond year coach. Hal Parsons finished the season with a . .El - if L A T. 5,55 - five win-five loss dual meet record. The team also placed ' XX g . ' A . PT' in three tournaments and finished fourth in the league l NN' 0-4' finals. Graduating seniors Newman. Silva. Gray. Ver- dugo. and Prince will be difficult to replace. but the tenth and eleventh graders. with some experience now. will make next years' team a contender. Voted the outstand- ing wrestler was Mike Johnson. an eleventh grader who - was undefeated in league meets. Nlike finished fourth in the city finals. Jack Kitowski was named most improved wrestler. Gerard Prince won the Fastest Fall trophy by downing his opponent in I8 seconds. Carlos Micale was the recipient of the Sportsmanship trophy. l. Xction at ti recent meet. 2. Gerard Prince pinning his opponent. 3. .leIT Simon riding his opponent. -1. HKRESTLING Pl-Ekxlj Top Rowl XI. Johnson. C, Nlaetilly. Xl. Xerdu- .l. Sanders. D, Brinker. D. Ken- inston. B. Newrnan, G. Prince. J. Becker. 5. Boxtll. Bottom Row. Coach H. Parsons. B. Brody. XI. owski. R. Silia. D. Jael-mls. L. Barton. J. Simon. Xsst. Xlgr. Xl, Xlttwsimo. J. Newman. -12- E 5-xg' l NNRI NTl INCI u1 4 Our Brave swim teams closed out another excellent season under the superior coaching of Nick Rodionoff. Mr. Rodionoff is now completing his fifteenth season coaching the team. This year our team gained many excellent swimmers, among them George Rosenfield, Scott Schumway, Larry Spector, and Brad Bux- baum. As usual, our swimmers virtually crushed every school they faced. Returning to the team and showing superior abilities were Larry Moss, Nancy Vernal- lis, Marty Burton, Bob Mekjian, and Derek Lambe. Special con- gratulations go to the diving team who demonstrated excellent form and style. Some of our expert divers consisted of Dana Brugess, Bill Leming, and Robin Andrews. ff- Q A .45 ei Q .i C55 -2 if Q , I Q, ' 'f t 5 .4 ,S , L .af 1.-. x ,I sim .i 2. ,sa .L BRA E SW MMER ,TK f I 3 . I , .. if 's... v I, ' 1 tsl ' f I tri, e . .1 L b ..., , 4. at if v il S lwiumq 148 SWIMMING 3: DIVING 9 1 if an TROI 5 U QV I x V' Nw, ,1 , - fx f. , .,,, , :-. -K. .. me .QQ C ,W . .,,.iw . - -- - f H --0 ,.w...a-.v,u.,ss,a-1-sggz-gauge,-s-..-gs . .M---M-------N--H -f- V- - - I - - f . my xl, ERS M TROKE TO VICTGRY ri. V-f 'VSQ6-. fl r, A. 7 5 -L e 4 4 , , rt, If . 1 g I + EF. IU n V V. xx .- A , V D 'Y ,- YQL-i,,k':2-'95 g misfit 1, 'mx Robin Andrews twists in a difficult dive at- tempt. Nancy Vernallis exults over a great victory in IM. Swimmers, take your marks! Varsity and J.V. Swimmers and Divers: fTopJ J. Donoghue, J. Wolnick, B. Thein, K. Hey- man, T. Marlow, B. Mekjian, J. Geffen, CMid- dlej I.. Moss, B. Leming, S. Dawson, D. Lambe, M. Porter, M. Burton, fBottomJ N. Vernallis, R. Andrews, D. Burgess, G. Rosen- feld, S. Shumway, Action at a recent meet during an extremely close relay race. SWIMMING 8a DIVING 149 1 . .rf if , 3 V 2, -.-X Q PY -,,,,,-16' I Q, 1- ' -J 4 I V S : Q4-1:-l 'figyv1'i?'f':-:j Q' - ' ,xg- Ili 'QQ Q, ' S ' w, 7-1 Q. 2 QE. ui., N ' l'-4 ,.. K 'fi' A- . 1-5 S , , 1 ,+V ' 94 5' ll 7 . 1.1 -.' pl ' 41 ' K Hier! .mx H ,. . .wx ,. .-, 1 A . .rn -. Q T '-Qi, 1 n img . Zh .sg - -- -- rf. A ,. - . , N..-... , 4 -1- M ' w.-w.,x-.v.i.-.,.-..h.., , .N ..,.Y,.. ....... ..x, .,., . ,... . , . . , , . N M'Q-.,p .11Z l V p . I ,ff . I A '7 4 P. r ' 5. 4 1 if 1 l if r . vi .1 Q 'Refi . 0- ,4 I ' gpg: ,ln 1'5 t 4 ., kb, . N . , ,- ' f'. f .4 N ' ll' ' f, v-fl T ., , h . , . X, Y . . ' -M W, '-'fr f 'Q 5: 'f , X . 'ni' A . . - . L .lj,?'g,a M- vz. B'-L',H-xiii, s . ,J -'1'Q'?.f':,.,'. ' ffl, h g- v-'. , , A . . .1 M ...f.gt,, . .. E A- , , v 5- - Sgt rv, - i. Y.. ' 4 qi. Q. , A 'gf' 'Lf'aP!?.i. . . 1. '-: .E. 1 , 'f-1. 21 A- 1 A . fl 45.1 -.1 fl- M ff- -- '-.sh - .' 4' ' Y ,Q E.B'j i' , V- , - U- A .' 0 f, l- I A - f, , A 1 -1 Q' - -- uw A -ft . 7.1-I 1 If . l Y' - -' 5:7 -' 1 A V I-'g i +'4.A.' -,Ai It ..Lif.'.' -Q51 -QJJ, l ,T 1- pf A ',.-1, wr. ,- A A, ,V 4 .,,r,- ,- . ag- . .6 -f, . -8':+1 ..:, .'o-Ar, ,QP-'sn' . ,lv it uf: . . .1.,,-3.5 , A' - ' 4 ,.. .-- - La - V 4 .11-. ,fff -. -. f, .- -5.x-pf A ,f. --,f -: - -,, - - '. .li 'I 1f:11L.i'- '. 'i 5:'iif GQ' ,'..,'.1? I-TP.. ' ' - - li ' 1 -iw sfffxw- Tenth Grade Team: Cfopj B. Cruz, A. Baer, M. Lawrence, G. Gero, J. Chung, J. Payne, QBottomJ B. Mor- ton, L. Spector, C. Smith, B. Bux- baum. A Brave swimmer strokes his way through the water like a knife. Robin Andrews demonstrates a per- fect arch in the middle ofa winning dive. Bill Leming prepares to enter the wa- ter after a perfect effort. Dana Burgess gives our photographer a mean look as she floats through a picture-perfect dive. Whew! A Brave swimmer puffs after a recent victory, SWIMMING SL DIVING 15' .-.-1 V ' Li' ' 'H' 1 f 1 ,wvfwr LEYOR Yes, our mighty soccer teams are back. They did incredibly well this year under coaches Alan Ep- stein and Al Fowler. There were many outstanding players this year, among these were Harold Mittlebach, Hans Wain, and Eli Leiberg all displaying excellent soccer skills. The coaches are look- ing forward to another triumphant and exciting season next year in Birmingham's newest sport, soccer. 1, Q ' ' l A-,. ,. 1... .V fs ,isa -. ' .. . -4 f.: Y . 1.31 --1wf '1J. Iii i, . 'lf Q, L.. xi . .. -. 'Q '- cf. , --4' -x Q, 5. .. VARSITY TEAM, ROW l: H. Verdugo, E. Lieber, M. Goodwein, R. Gutierrez, A. Kell, D. Robidoux, M. Vella. ROW 2: Coach Fowler, J. Gliechman, E. Robidoux, H. Mittlebach, H. Wain, J. Stone, G. Kaugman, M. Reagan, R. Gold- berg, D. Wain, Coach Epstein. Don Robidoux fl IJ uses his head. Junior Varsity goalie, Mike Bernard- a real down-to-earth guy. Harold Mittlebaeh CISJ prepares a shot on goal. Today is not my day! Earnie Robidoux CIOJ brings the ball down field. Alain Corcos C175 and Jamsh Najafi L31 do a victory dance after a re- cent win. JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM, ROW l: M. Baek, E. Middleton, B. Jaron. M. Bernard, P. Clark, S. Rovero, K. Yu. ROW 2: Coach Epstein, J. Crane, J. Dodge, B. Lamb, M. Mol- linaro, A. Corcos, J. Najah, R. Heshmati, M. Rieken, Coach Fow- ler. SOCCER 133 TENNIS SI THE SWING Coach Hy Cohen became the tennis team's new coach this season, taking advantage of returning stars Dave Schechet, Alan Beck, Adam Chuck, and Jody Helfin to lead the team to many victories. The Braves also benefited from the contributions of the num- ber one Varsity doubles team of Scott Rhein- gold and Carlos Esteve, whose stamina and determination helped the Varsity squad towards their success. 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L v .V Adam Chuck follows through to put one over the net. Rttndy Part shows good form on a difficult back-hand shot. Wayne Drexler defends his baseline with at powerful lore-hand. Alun Beck drives through with determination to score. Varsity Squad. tfrontj: D. Handler. D. Nlyusaki, A. Chuck. W. Drexler. lrearl: J. Kunin. R. Grossman. A. Beck. D. Schechet. J. Heltin, D. Kirsch. D. Sider. C. Es- teve. Coach Cohen. tmiss- ingl: S. Rheingold. JY Squad. tfrontlz J. Burke. J. NlucNliller. S. Hoffman. P. Zimmerman. Lrearl: S. Preuger. D. Kolber. R. Hershberg. G. Dorlman. B. Ross. J, Wiess. Coach Cohen. P ,izvwm fm 1? vi: 1 h i VARSITY TRACKSTERS ARE ON THE GO l The Varsity Track Team finished their triumphant season with a very impressive league record, many of the Braves advancing to the City finals. The team had a big help from members such as returning distance star Steven Pascal, whose incessant victories in the mile and two-mile made him one of the highest scorers in each meet and one of the best distance runners in the league. Another beneficial asset to the team was Mike Bradley in the pole vault, also a dependable scorer and high placer in the league. The sprints and relays were dominated by Morris Wynn, who was as constant a source of spirit as he was a source of points. Dave Coleman showed his talented flexibility by running the mile re- lay, 880, mile, and two-mile at one time or another during the season. The team was also glad to have Mike Walker in the shot put, An- thony Manning in the high jump, and Wally Panel as a long jumper. It's no wonder that a composition of such gifted athletes were so successful as a team. f wg, ,. f , V K 211112, Z' 'f ,f,:,m,, ,,,, 4, ,, - ,..4,-,.,,,f, ,, i. . f ffm, A.. ,gy . . f . f vi., ,,,,f,Va ,Mft ,V My W em'- .Y if ps -4.7 ' 1 Y '? ,. -.f u 3 .. ,..... I 56 VARSITY TRACK Nw , AMN, uf., Q - t ,,h,y,.w,-,-.,.!,.'- llrr v , .,., A ff. I , f- ' fy. f . .' T A ' ,.f:T'ZfTl'T eq Hy,--,fra-c, , f- ,K , AQ if .f' 1 P v l l lliff y lj i lf , 4 ' ' Q' 1 V' J W. g. i L , s l l lx I i 2 12 i p ll i , wx iw: lr I nl it i 1 V l k vl7e'f,i l I is w H We I 'sf -0 x i l l THE ti S + ry 5 'I t i i V' 1 9 f 5 l I elf. - , ' .rqff XZ li 12, i ll ka W.. l ' '92 J , J- yi ye , Ji y . ,gl l ,. ' I 1 Efnzv p If Basic - f , Q- 3- t . 3 ' i .Qt-I ,A , y i 5 1 lt J .. gr - Yi fffi gh ,.,,s,..F,..,.i:..-C,,.A-1.11-X 1 X C. -I I- X.. 41: ---. -2 'S Bl 1 ii N f l ,Hill- l l 7. Q Q, Steve Pascal expresses his sat- isfaction as he breezes in to another impressive victory in the mile. Dave Coleman shows his ex- uberant jubilation of finishing the grueling two-mile race. Mike Bradley flies over the bar with a promising clearance to assure him of victory. Harry Jacobs, mesmerized with determination, on his way down the runway to a successful vault. Varsity Squad. Cfrontlz M. Brown, B. Dunn, D. Coleman, G. Dres, G. Peppers, W. Panel, W. Pickens. fmiddlej: K. Gra- bot, D. Williams, A. Brave, M. Bradley, Steve Pascal, J. Bloom, A. McKnight, P. Afetian. frearl: M. Mckeever, J. Levine, G. Prince, S. Heitz, H. Jacobs, L. Anderson, K. Williams, C. Aldredge. Morris Wynn breaks the tape with a triumphant gesture after a victorious anchor leg of the 440 yard relay. John Levine shows his unortho- dox style as he clears the bar in an apparent attempt to stay aloft. Y XRSlTY TR NC. K 35' -:1-.---f I - -6:-1 :-4?39?12EZ-'?f Z?f27 zmvz:2:fd'z:'w-we BEE AND CEE TRACKMEN DO IT WITH SPEED! I .L A I Coach O'Hara was in charge of the Bee and Cee teams as well as the Varsity, and he did a fine job with all of them. With Dwayne Williams and Chris Siani in the sprints, Bruce Martinez, Greg Dres, and Baltizar Murillo in the mile, Clive Chin in the mile and 880, Doug Schmidt in the shot put, and many others filling out the team, the Bees had had a very satisfying season, and many of the athletes will re- turn to form a fine Varsity team next year. The Cees were lucky enough to have the talent to come out almost undefeated in league competition. Helping out were Mike Murphy in the sprints, Dennis Ar- nett in the shot put, and Brent Pestrana in the mile. 158 BEE AND CEE TRACK il V- 7 11:21 ff .f. . ., , , VY., f f. W .1 X ' aa-if ffm' 5 ' if-W, h zzisgsgxfk i ' s..13f.QsisQQ:1a - f w-- V. -- ' Swaps: ,fx w gg? JL we I A 4 vaaaq . Q, Q, .. A. . R. it :ei.,f.,..3Q.s,s.. ' 5.11 4. ,fi 4 Q 5 L it , . W' S ..,. .ff M i,i,..a .3 X 5 . 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I - 5 , ..,. .nr g Q!-f f wg., --.J H. :V I- W xl J ' D :E T. ' .1 -i -It ' 're .h ,, in A, - Qs. r. :gf L .V- x As.. - H L 'f' . . l. Bruce Martinez begins to pull away from a determined Larry Roth. 2. Clive Chin shows signs of fatigue with half a lap remaining in the mile. 3. Robinson flies through the tape to win the 440 yard relay. 4. Prince strains to get off a good one in tough competition. 5. Greg Dres pulls ahead with one lap to go in the mile. 6. Bee Squad. ffrontj: P. Williams, K. Williams, K. Robinson. B. Niurillo. T. - Richards, S. Bordeleau. S. Stanton. ,Sy f ' fmiddlejz D. Williams. C. Cianci. S. Hudson. L. Roth. S. Johnson. Nl. Vellis. D. Schmidt. frearj: J. Sherffius. H. Sears, G. Jaffe. B. Dunn. D. Sanders. L. Anderson. G. Strong. Ni. Brown. 7. Cee Squad. ffrontj: L. Moody. S. Moore. G. Sanders. J. Elsmore. D. Schmidt. P. Sells. H. Verdugo. B. Roth. lmiddlej: W. Duncan. L. Asher. C. Cianci. B. Pow ers. sf' j A. Brave. J. Warren. G. Washington. D. if-' i Bullock. lrearjz B. Pestrana. J. Harold. L. Boichenko. K. Williams. S. Bull. D. - . A Arnett. E. Middleton. J. Kemhaoorian. V - P. Nfaie. C. Honore. NI. Nfurphy. 1. - ' 3-4 1 'W BEE AND CEE TRACK l 9 ,. Q V, . J S 4- ' iz W 2 7 EE, '41, , if , ' ' r x ' 4 A i, ?' 5 1 , ,. , , E ', E 1 T I I fy ' Q :g f ' if i n ,ff . 'W fl! I 'WJ y , . ang, - ' -.5 3k'177,'-N., 7 s . PD. VARSITY BATMEN LET E FLY! Coach Wayne Sink brought the Varsity Baseball Team through a very successful season. Keeping their fans thrilled by exciting plays, the team man- aged to have an impressive League record. Pitchers Frank Mullens and Bill White, outfielders Tony Lovullo and Mark Cohen, and Dan Duncan play- ing the infield were exceptionally talented addi- tions to the team. A ,4 -7-Y f j22 4' l ? l l l , ,r 1 it l . , in g.f.,,,,,. tg . Q ' A i Y . Q i . V I , V A -,., 0 ,., lf .- . . . M1515-nh 162 VARSITY BASEBALL J , I R s VY id 4 ll FLY' V1 tj, . ll? E fa ,, ,Q , v .2 , f . f 1 , L., H5 5- 1: R c, - A-'J R V ' x. Y 4 il f I 'I ra U t, Un . 'i ,i ,J t 1 ' 3 .W -1-' L - , W, J l - 1 t V R . 1 - I V.. 1 ' ,-5-.3-v' ,Wi ll J will I E J ' 2 , in J tid' 9- ,N ,x his A 1. 9. ! fi XA'- .-7 N w J. -1. ft. -s U t Pitcher Frank Xlullens und catcher Tong Lovullo discuss their strategy. Rick Goldlltrb gives at signgtl to team- mules. Rick Goldliurb swings through it potter- Iiul hit Xlikc Patlmutter concentrates on his pitch tts Couch Sink signals cutcher. Xqtrsity Squud. tlrontl: R. Burke. R. Wiles. R. Jordun. R. Goldfurb. G. Pul- mtttier. tmiddlel: J. Burton. Nl. Cohen. T. Lovullo. J. NlcDaniel. A. Xlurmun. S. Skelton. trcarl: R, Bilchik. F. Xlul- lens. S. Nluckey. B. White. J. Horn. T. Osburn. E, Wilson. Coach Sink. Frunk Nlullens winding up to put oter another strike, X XRSITN B XSlzB xl .aff Gow . .BATTER ARE o THE B LL OF Sl The JV baseball team's new coach, Frank Ezykowski, used his experience of playing college baseball to tune the Brave team into one of the finest in the league. The determi- nation of players Richard Marker, Josh Liebling, and Brian VanWagner, and skill- ful playing performed by Mike Goodman, Danny Avan, and John Dodge were great assets in the fierce competition. A as Vile ' 3- tw WYE? .. ixiifid: 515 ' ' 'K K 'fz , ,N F :QE . J .f- N' 3253: r -f 5 1 Q At . R -- ' -' -. 4. nf l Vita 1 J , , s if f qv -Q.,2t?t,, if . if f gf W... -, . 1. John Peters lets one go to make the play at first. f 4 qi Y -fam. I 35 N fl Pfum. WH. ii .- . ...ttf .. ...W V' if ' f , r A .,..M.... ,aa .aww 4... um ..wc:s..J. 'A I eff. ' IQ- 6 1 .. L . ufgggvfqeglh I ' 1 . 1 '32 'Q VW, av za x 2. Bryan Van Wagner at the plate in h deep concentration. I px kj, lk 3. 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V . v, la: J t'e. + wtb 164 J V BASEBALL D 51.1 I 1 ,A . QQ., v ' , The Golf Team '5tee'd off' to a great season. Under the excellent coaching of Al Epstein, the team played many excel lent courses and scored surprisingly well ,Rf 1' ' .1 -1 1 .4 ,I x Nikoden in the midst of his backswing before a beautiful shot. Broughton concentrates before a cru- cial shot. Golf Team: Coach Epstein, C. Broughton, J. Nikoden, S. Yablock, J. Abbot. Missing: F. Epstein, R. Abromson. GOLF 165 SECO D YEAR PIKER GET TO GH , 7 ,'i7'f ff ' ggi' , , ,ff ', if , My , , ,f f ,zz aw ,'.wf,44fmrww,,, V f 'ifffwfkp ,W 2 ,M fff ' 1 , , 4, ,, C,!7,,V,,H, I an 4, fy mf 4 w M ,, W, ff ,yt 2 Q Y? ,,, ,f 4 V ' ,, , ,. , , . fm, , ,a , wh, ,f f, ', , ,, ' fax 5' , we 'ff' ah f ,, fs,,,, 1, 5 ,If ff 1, , f, 4. ,f Mffi' E f F ' 2015- 1 ff , ,Q f K r .. ' X I f f 7 Q 1, :-, 1: 4525 ly ' A 25 , 2451 H, , Z my 2 gd fi 4 ,ff 4 ,IE ? 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Dcnnise Goodwein, Mark Goodwin, David Gothelf, Alan Gottlieb, Debbie Grady, Renee Graniek, Lori Gravley, Bill Green, Randy Greenstadt, Monica Greenwald, Malt Greenwall, Jim Griefer, Alan Grisham, Jeff G rispino, Sandra Gross. Jack Gross. Larry Gross. Steve Grossman, Robert Guthcim, Lori Gutierrez, Ronald llall. Kristi Halverson, William Hampshire, Robert llancock, John llandler, Dave Wx' '71, Q -. .,,. 3 , in 2 Y , 4 8. 'ft x X f X A i ,, f L W 1 , 'g H' asf? ,t X , . 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F 5 2 i Q A- V: i ' , .i ' fe 4 , ,, 1 tg 1 KKQ t , N tl l ' :Q- illl x 5 - , ms ' U A ,J 4 3 at Mk 4 1 K I '- vis , , I. Villa, Matthew Villa, Robert Viner, Mark Von Winekelmann, Erie Vuong, Anh Wagner, Mark Wain, Liz Wainwright, J. Walden, Jan Walker, Ann Walton, Gregg Warren, Karis Warren, Scott Warshaw, Robert Washington, Yvonne Wasserman, Donna Waters, Richard Watkins, Lisa Wechter, Mare Weiner, Bruce Weiner, Sheri Wcinstock, David Weiss, Brian Weitzer, S. Wctzler, Kris Weismeier, Betsy Whishant, Tim White, April Whitehead, Michelle Whitehead, Mike Whitham, D. Whitmore, J. Widenor, ,lett Wiener, L. Wiksell, Laura Wiley, Jim Wilken, M, Wilkinson, Steve Willard, Teresa William. K, Williams, Clancy Williams, Duane Williams, Seth Willis, Scott Willner, J. Wilson, C. Wilson, Chuck Wilson, Earl Wilson, Kathie Witt, Lisa Wiviott, Fran Wade, Sophia Wolk, Martin Wong, Justin Wolff, Wendy Worthington, Guy Yanase, Carla Yeager, Doug Yen. Daniel Yip. Sidney Yousem, D. Zzilztvi, Benny Zaimarin. Greg Zairct. Steven lzivin, Tom fcpkin, Shxtryl Zettlc, Chuck lymen, Putty 5, 1 'Tvs I Y., , , Z ff is 1' 1 Af' X , a A W K Q ff ' X5 W ...---. .:. -2 1 1. if , 4 Q, A, x 4' X 4 Q 4 3 J 2' N y NR , 1. ff, f 1 I iff 25' 5 , f ' 3 E I V ?-In., v -i, an-m-M, 1 L52 BQREE JUNTOR GLASS CHEERLEADERS CHEER GEM ON lv W ti N i l 'ff v' YI , p ,1 QL tl law I, L .t What's light blue and dark blue and wears a birdie? The Junior class cheerleaders of Course! The Junior class cheer- leaders show their spirit by cheering at volleyball. j.v. football, soccer and cee basketball games. They also help at bake sales and various other school activities to help support the Junior class. l. Head Junior Class Cheerleader Leslie Berger. 2. Leslie Berger, Edye Caine. Julie Kingsdale. and Julie Ovens demonstrate their spirit with some hand cheers at a recent basket- ball game. 3. Top-Susan Cohan. Middle-Lorraine Bogaards, Holly Rippehen, Bottom-Julie Ovens. Leslie Berger. Julie Kingsdale. Edye Caine. Kathy Goldman. Eva Ritvo. C J if L l. Q ll l E'-A i p S. i it r 1 i EZ V. . I. ff N' a Z-.-t I f '-girl? I 'x f pf I., yay, lg- E ' ,, 7 ,V QI ft A , 2 ' qicff .. I if k Who gets it together? Junior 5 ip, k' 'ff f Class Council!! They show , A , their spirit at Birmingham by fi' fl' p sponsoring various activities -. ' M3 'ig t1't l -3, Nlk. 4, such as grams, bake sales, fi, 1 F , , , ' and an all new Gonge Show. 'af . -1' They also helped with many Ima floats for the homecoming Q ' b.., .,t, , V M Q fa game. Stuart Berman, their , U, 'tt' L fi 59 . f 3 president, really helps them Q 4 '- L 5 as they get it together! Other A K . . . Q A K V, officers include Edye Caine, 1 'r , Barbara Smith, Marty Bur- Nxhg ,x-3 A 'f A A g ton, and Holly Rippchen QW W , Er . .' ,Aa Wilt: 35 Front row, left to right, Paula Bland, Edye Caine, Eva Ritvo, Susan Cohan, Julie Kingsdale, Mindy Osaplan. Second row, Marian Koltai, Liz Wain, Marshall Porter, Lorraine Bogaards, Dana Lowy, Stuart Berman, Linleigh Plager, Mike Gill. Third row, Prosper Benheim, Peter Clark, Mark Goodman, Brian Brahms, Brad Joran, Holly Rippchen, Andy Shapiro, Jody Ross, Matt Luxemberg, Ron Part, Brent Kane, Marty Burton, Bob McJohn, Mitch Gettleman, Tammy Pearl, David Caine, David Kruebbe, Barbara Smith. Trees-Diane Bruns, Jamshid Na- gati, Lisa Albarian, Larry Moss, Jeff Miller. Junior Council in action. Well, kind ofl Officers-President Stuart Berman, Vice president Edye Caine, Publicity Holly Rippchen, Secretary Barbara Smith, Treasurer Marty Burton. af VV. HEY ' SPRINC nv' 5 6 126 .1255 L :lf if l, 5 'R v 1 . I . 7, N . 1 ll llTUlvl RQW ' I M. 1glPlas,K.Smilh io lirlltbllg, D1 CAM. 'lille Mallet. li ,- erhlv Najafe R l 1- Mint, M' tu .QQPSLEL OFFICERS. ,:sll'c1'Walf1, L. Pig 'lrers' ll? Presldelll. Mg 'L' ndrea pddm ,my IZ NUM L. llgems ' lhl: 186 FALL JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL ummm' l Ka- N XT ll I lx In , , Il. A I .-Us-'Hz ,' -z 'fi -,' . .'f. ' .. iff twill' ,Mn-fl' Tl- it v ' , ' '1 I 'i :l'lrlll.w ...,l,1, 1 , 4.. 1 11 X '- r . . I ' llxlalli ti I 'I . , , 1 , 5 gel' I all I II t I I -v--f-ff.. ,, '.yI. I 3. THEY GET T TOGETHER PRI G JUNIOR COUNCIL ' 'f.- -6 H P fi I -4 IX I. BOTTOM ROW: M. Goodwein, D. Rosenberg, B. Jeron, P. Clark, M. Pappas, K. Smith, L. Boggards, STANDING: L. Alberian, Da vid B. Kruebbe, D. Cane, S. Berman. S. Glaser, B. Kane, R. Part, P Benhiem, R. Marker, A. Shapiro, B. Smith, B. Mekjian, S. Scholder A. Ferber, J. Najafe. R. Katz, B. Schy, M. Porter, M. Gettleman, J Kunin, J. Miller, M. Luxenberg, L. Wain, L. Wain, L. Plager, S Thom son OFFICERS' A. Feldman, B. Smith, E. Ritvo, M, Lux- p . . enberg, L. Wain, L. Plager enbur Liz Wain Linlcivh Pligcr g, , . , . X . 4- A diligent Sophomore wtiches life go by. 2. Junior Class President, Spring: Matt Luxenburg. Officers: Andrea Feldman, Barbara Smith. Eva Ritvo, Matt Lux- -ggi ,Lmfk 1 SPRING JUNIOR COUNCIL 187 I . .Q MA, I H 4 ! 5 x fi, , 1 lo. s-A t 39.5. ..m 9 .-Q-.'! '.' Q ll 1 v . . -I 1. x 'bis ik! 6 ' s 1 i - i4 I A 1 F ' I. I 1 E F I Q L T, I i . P R 1 . E ' ' ii ' x -.X I .ir I6 x I f-1 I I f u n F I 1 1 3 I f . f . , . . u I E ,Y . ' 'X f I I QA, 'EAW R 1 u 1-,i...,............m... ...,, N- . I i I N i a l 1 G S x I I i ! f I 4 Q ' ' x W I 5 f. I 3 E I Z 5 r I 1 I 1 F 4 1 E F, I F 5 I . Q ,. 5 U ,M- 1 v I A l W, I 4 I P '. I I I I 1 5 W F l I w E + ! 1 ' x . . , X - - S I 's V 3:- 13325 gi If 9 gy Q J. 31 4 mu. .A 5 si ' W' 1...,.,g , i I , ! V - N N l 5 1 E I I I 5 E u x x ,S l 4 01414 rg! Q C OPHO ORE FUN A! .,.:x.,.+ ,ba W, ' i 4 5 ' 25,5 iw? Q . 1 ' .,ei'fX22': ' . . ,. , if 1 2 553:-1. 1' L Q , f hs' iff, 5. , , f' f. - Q! 4 1 'A .um 1.5. 5: ig r 'Z -h .. K .pg , 5. 4: 0 A , 3 , , 5 Q b y , 5 - iz' S , rf i X .5 fl 4+ ,, gi if Q ,T f' , - , , f' J 5- . fl , V' i. 2. Y 2 , .TQ F E 3 ip s - 3 . l.--!,f,:, , - f Q 4 'Y v 202 SOPHOMORE CANDIDS M , ,egg M ,, fi 'fa IU? ,. 6 6 ff 4 -in L I :K i 1 4'-X 'Vx l. Kirk Breitenbach 2. Laura Smyrnos and Jodi McFarland 3. Lisa Robinson 4. Annie Kevork and Debbie Perkins 5. Doreen Marciano 4 L f, M2 xv ' SGPHOMORE LEADER HIP 4 ' il i i- t . ,' . ,npr e ' X i, -qi' 'L . . g X x is K gxx I ., .. Bank ' t Q7 The Sophomore Class Council offi- cers and representatives work hard all year long to help support the sophomore class by selling candy grams. having bake-sales. and hav- ing various activities. Yun . Olliccrs: C. Lewis. B. Goodman. C. Cohen. S. Roi-cro. Top Ron: Sponsor R. Rubenstien. Nl. Dunning, S. Schreibman. Ni. Effron. P. Orbach. S. Rovcro. .-X. Web- ster. Nl. Singer. S. Beim. D. Landa. L. Wolgin. P. Dore. Y. Rabow, Bottom Rott: B. Lawrance. .-X. Katz. J. Nlargolies. L. Revlin. G. Feder. D. Klugman. .-X. Wien- er. K. Nutter. S. Yuster. C. Cohen. S. Klein. D. PEel'- fer. C. Lewis. R. Hershberg. G. Sanders. P. Zimmer- man. G. Shavitz. A. Yedres. B. Goodman. J. Aroesty. A. Gesas. Linda Nleitus concentrates as her cohorts conspire. SOPHGXIORE CLASS COL NCIL IO CQWQQ 4 0 W5 l 1 kj 9 I WE VE GCT PIRIT! Amidst the cookies, cake, potato chips, and punch, voices rang out loud and clear. '5We did it! We beat 'emli' A victorious Physiology class under the guid- ance of Mr. Morris gorged themselves at the expense of Mrs. Katzman,s period two. The Community Ad- visory Council this year also promises to be a most productive asset. Spirited representatives, such as Bill Thein, were elected and it is certain that we at Birmingham will have a highly spirited, success- ful year with the help of the indefatigable P.T.A. and the outstanding C.A.C. I iles yds are verl User W lhillgsi and wha fizvcan even blfl I fuients are elwelj b 431 they are BW' i fum things that M6 E . le seniors with Pfom ll xg QICHI., Q N ,Xe I f N SHRH 3 WPS- and 1. L We tm ru xx-E M25 at Clllllmuillt Kllllx 5 to h llwttam , Q ll M tenant lfl Hlqtldllvabl HL P D D DO IT BEST' Dads are very useful people They can make thmgs Hx thlngs and when they jom together to form a club they can even buy thmgs The daddles of B1rm1ngharn students are always busy buyrng thrngs that are an extra but they are great' That s what daddles are good for extra thmgs that are great Dads Club w1ll also provlde the sen1ors w1th prom favors another great extra Dads H , 0 ?'v'f are great 21-X P.T.A.-Any new business? C.A.C.-Up to old tricks. Happy dads pose for a picture. Dads caught in the act! ., 6f:3'5 ' C - ,mf 9 ff- 'ul ' ii Lf'. 153 I X V hy! 3, N .T W rms- or f T M , QA ff' rf Q f L ,',, qqiiwa , a ivy. , 3? J 9 K' I' 1 X Mxfi, fX Rl!! y A-. , ld, rr x. ,M , X ' . , H i 'Ja' , T ..,-of VK 1 H X V 'F bm . 'ivd z., ' 1 -0.-'?f,Q.,' , 'f Y-A-H yffyi . ..ws I . 4 afgqtq , , + in ' en it ' Mft 1 me f' ' ef Zn' ' f, , 3' ive 'fi ., ,YT 5 t gm.. ,:' , ,' if -if pi -f, 'f ffl' T f Q l ' ,fr I ' 'I . f mmlislrrrl l' tt, 4 Ylulllllludylr PM QUE T DE T BoDY tilglflilfwl K B E I2 lim 0 'N W-lll Nprcsid t . Lili ' em' X Our student body officers are very busy this year hm:s1lenx.BrenK xg doing many interesting things, like sending Taft !llkall,JwdEn CllI Grams, having luncheons with students of Locke Gra- lllillkmu . ' 3 n.,A Ubllllgh V X nada Hills, Monroe, San Fernando, and Taft high lllllelguepre, jf schools. They also had guest speakers. The student '!Ell'llisiengaQSk is-'L' body officers' float for homies-.ilming was ..HeaVen lidilluislndme on the Seventh Floor. Wlgutp . H N . Stale Brown ands? Ag,- fm.-, i dr, ,,,, ug. Q . f-a- . 'T -T' ' ', , - --a k.-.Q94'C ' v -I - xv . lvl Ti 4 Ss -T' -5 2 I ,A A-if 'P fu Z, .71 f' .2 n l ,-.1 A w,y.v.1go.v.,. f --'g-tm 9 ,We C' -1 3?4 5t :ev'5 45'24.cgfv 2.9'4'?9f?5'.3.ef5f ' O .904 00 iafaqiagof 'Q at U I .1,f- xii :.v-g,'.g: . vi' iv. s , X A -N 5-,M ,A 'I U ini v . SO Q R 5011 - Qf,q,7y3 x get raw-ff: QOQE 1 , .ffl xxfbq Al 3ff,,.p J ki A I my A ' 1 2 3 Y 4 6 T B 5 7 8 9 f rv busy FM lil 10 esvilfc sending nf ll g 1 Locketcllld' tudenfSfi1fd MI my I3 yg11d0y 3 tudgnl 14 pealkersf Thiil M15 om1HZ was ff' 16 Historian-Sherry Vess and Parliamentaria Secretary-Cari Cone n-Lee Hoffman Student Body Vice President-Sharon Lavin Student Body President-Steve Brown Senior Class President-Leslie Cane Student Body Treasurer-Sheri Yaeger Getting it all in writing Junior Class President-Stuart Berman Ladies President-Brenda Kramer Knights President-Chris Simonian Oh really? Stick 'em up Mish Boy's League President-Bob Eiselman Jody Moss engaged in planning. Big Boss and Little Boss Girl's League President-Joyce Weissman Steve Brown and Teri Doone gorge them selves on Club Day. IC if 5, L 'N AJ X l STLDENT BODY OFFICERS 209 .f S-if Titfvaaas sf' 'W 1- LF' u' uf ff' i G I rx 1. I'll have a cornbeef on rye! 2. Commissioner of Girls Athletics- Diane Bruns 3. Commissioner of Boys Athletics-Larry Kent 4. Diane Bruns hard at work. 5. Commissioner of Assemblies-Felicia Tarnol 6. Commissioner of Campus and Enviornment-Christine Dzilvelis 7. Commissioner of School services-Mat Luxenberg 8. Commissioner of Cultural Affairs-Diane Tasoff 9. Teri, Terry, and Jan taking notes. 10. Commissioner of Elections-Michelle Goldberg 11. Commissioner of PWT and Integration-Dwayne Daniels 12. Christine Dzilvelis-Concentrate! 13. Commissioner of Publicity-Jan Porter 14. Commissioner of School Spirit-Lisa Miller 15. Commissioner of Social Activities-Liz Wain 16. Com- missioner of Communications-Louie Skoby 17. Diane Tasoff Wide awake! 18. Commissioner of lnterschool Relations-Jody Moss 19. Commissioner of Curriculum-Jennifer Foust inf Simi 1 , This what 1 fl liar! Birmin, the Words' ii. it 33 1 1' in tm all 1011? Th. lady, able, an l ix fig be +54 , ,. sr- 'i P 5 1 i 1'i 9 '1 417 f N,l I ,if 3' ,L 5'?!.1f',4.rs'4i' ' ' ' mi' 'ref X gl. 37, f l down, X w .missiusff 01.615 L, Y-BIRMINGHAM rss: chmisszonfl if . . 6 0 PIRIT c ilaliiff of FW! ardlnifffu-LQ', B.S.! That's what Fall B.S.C. commissioners are full of iancfnffizqfljfgft this year! Birmingham's spirited commissioners help imfssiQl4fTflL?giiiQQ-1' Spread the words of wisdom around campus. Want to ii D'l'f' know about integration? The environment? School Jlf.!elWgCl,gulReT31,I' spirit? Or anything else that has an effect on Birming- 5iUm.JennifACfFUufl ham and you? Then the reliable Fall commissioners will , A be ready, able, and willing to tell you all they know. 'J . - - ....,-...f,...:.v:,..t...mEns.ff.,,L,:.x,.w.1x sruoiixr BODY coxmlssioxms Zll 314 STU 2 sim I. Chris Simonian - President , 2. Michelle Goldberg - Vice-President I 3. Cathy Portaro - Secretary I 4. Steve Rottman - Treasurer ,bOUnC6 lfll' 5. Andy Shapiro - Historian lllel wwofk 6. Louie Skoby - Parliamentarian llllllllg r im 7. Matt Luxenberg - Junior Class President IheirW0fl'5 8. Brenda Kramer - Senior Class President 'f3U55lllCl'vll'0l, 9. Carol Lewis - Sophomore Class President Lnd5yll1CtlII6CIl 10. Joyce Weissman - Girls' League President ily RamlFCZCOHl ll. Jeff Ballsun - Boys' League President I2. Lee Hoffman - Knights President l3. Shari Baer - Ladies President l SulCl'SgIVClll5m I llllhoul these litti ' 4 . . 3 f x 'lx-M 'W-vi is .ff 1 l L -1.2- L .ig .fuss 5 X -V ie A . l W-1,5 1 P-J fig., 7 7 'Tilly lim Lil ilisiilent fix illilluit ltiiilenx Y flu President -:Ls Proxim lim lm .. Ml i .dlilll OFFICERSS it PRI 't I I TO ACTIO They bounce into office the second half of the year, Willing to work without any fear. Their work is important, meaningful in fact 'Cause they work to keep the school intact Under the direction of the Great Honcho himself Mr. Ramirez controls all the little elfs. Without these little elfs our school would be a flop, OFF, F B -in So let's give them a hand, and hope they won't stop! Y r k g 5. , if I ' r- ,I 41 5 T V - sh nr T r Ah 4' af' V' .YS H tv ,V S. fir., ,QNA iw I . '1l . 51'-.,, .ai SPRING STUDENT BODY OFFICERS 213 tl' dt f ii r 4 'l Z Z HELP ORE HELP! Do you need help? If you do, maybe, just maybe, the Birmingham Student Council Commissioners can help you out. They have much experience, at organization, and they are pros when it comes to their special field: such popular subjects as athletics, curriculum, social acitivites, elections and many more. The Student Council Commissioners never stop planning ac- tivities. Many of them have worked from early in the morning to late at night. Through the wonderful commissioners at Birmingham we have gained a successful year of fun. 1 Berman f ,Slum , l. Richdfd Markgise :Jil Tvfltf h ' oss f Sf 0' l. lodl' R lSles'c BHUQOS ' Pi lllrshal POW 'C ' llcllssa Ellrorlz I 9 31fveHf0l l ' U ilerrn Gvvdmll C i Ellen Donnenlflll ' ii Andi Pivfi f CW ' V lin Porter' SW .M i D. 911,55 aff' 1i'r ' f.w.g'm,f' if zfgffa. wi O rv. 421: A fM'MaawwW4m will ,xi- g 1-Q Aj AM V K ,jf A 545. -:B Q ggi. v, Q -.. X 3. if ., 3145, - 5 4 ' . f 6? U ' V wg, 5 gui! yt f 'vu ,- , au' I g me N x ff wwe , ,al . C ':i'?i:,', ir x,A,7f'L,w.? r f L f i wi, -ze T K f i , ,.,.v - .Q ,i,,, ' ,i,, , Q 1 T ' Qi, riirf .cf T 'X l ' ' w. 1 Z:'?1.'2 ffQL,4,'.Lrf1l4s ,, ' , ' 1 ,f 's, frame 2l4 SPRING STUDENT BODY COMMISSIONERS 'N X X--Ah. if 2 Stuart Berman - Communications Richard Marker - Boys' Athletics Jil Tucker - Assemblies Jody Ross - School Services Steve Bangos - Publicity Marshal Porter - Elections Melissa Effron - Girls' Athletics Steve Brown - Curriculum Karen Goodman - Spirit 10. Ellen Donnenfeld i Cultural Affairs ll. Andi Paley - Campus and Environment 12. Jan Porter - Social Activities A-J' 1,4 j s ooglllllfg-6, , Z l igiivv L Q t xl EQ E' ,,- 11,Aw5 W? at I , J, qi? W :Fr A , VW I' L . N- V- , .JS-' Q LZ E' vfix, 1 l IP lf' ' ,AY A EVKI ik .2 ev' -l AJ - I . Y 5 4 g-, , J4 A E I ki 5 4 1 5 1 i w X f Sig! on M iwssiiimiiiiiiliizou D SD ftltuigasklheq list Xremure mmm? ,B Kmllils and The 'eternal quiff is limi anmhlfn in igmughll' Roni .. yrtndmamer lpmuuly QW ' an r ' td Dlllloresl Wand X Spirited t ill? Sli, my 'F ll l'SUffd out lil II lorgel the Km gli A, Do you ever wonder what goes on at Birmingham besides the usual academic stuff? Well, Birming- ham happens to have some fantastic clubs: Ski Club, Bowling, Archery, Wildlife, Knights and Ladies - literally something for everyone. There are rowdy clubs, for the times you feel like yelling and cheering at sports events, quiet clubs for the times you feel like sharing an interest with some fellow student, and helpful clubs for the times you feel like showing Birmingham you care. And Birmingham, we do care! If we feel like Swim- ming, playing, talking, or standing upside down in a rain puddle - you provide it all for us. Thank You. lil' 'vw l AKTW I-K' V5. Novecli A75 Qi If gint T ...S - ,X - . A li ,f-iw' .wifi YJ' nil' , r : I 1 X I -f l. PHO! 7 'WS STLDENT PLN ll' WE D0 IT ALL FOR YO Do you feel like you're being drained from all the pres- sure of school these days? If so, then you should see Dracula , the fall presentation by Thespians and play production. The entire drama department might feel drained after all their effort as we look forward to Pa- jama Gamen which will be the presentation in the spring. KBRV, Birmingham's own radio station, and Journal- ism keep us happy with music and newspapers. Debate Club keeps their tongues in action and add EXCITE- MENT to having an opinion. . ' being W' i idlirdicw SPOHSOI Debate SPUWAWI Journalism-bottom f' li, TOP ROW ' W hm llaile A I : mms Sptnntor-N. i Flaw' Production SW 'N KBllV rldiofPr0V'dil , Kei1hGIoi'ft WWC J,- Y I, I N-N-Q-A I mf l it V l if My Hi lf ' V I . 'K' l :J- 1 l , 5 -. Wait fu all me ppl, L Slllllllll in Wana and Eff FW mimi 'R Forward to lution in the u - ' ln' all lamp. flivepen girl and add Emi Xi.-......-Q...-.,,Bu..f2..a L...m...,f A star is being born. Stage Crew Sponsor-Mrs, Weiner . in Debate Sponsor-Mrs. Duber I Journalism-bottom row - Don Hosmer, Doug Tuber, Charles Har- old, Top Row - Larry Roth, Steve Luchsinger, Charles Bronson. o All W -4 ff Tim Maile Thespians Sponsor-Mrs. Weiner Play Production Sponsor-Mrs. Weiner KBRV radio-Provides live entertainment Keith Glover, Margee Galef. A quiet moment alone. - xL L C 'vs W l- ,' 1. ,I 1 1 I -N if C Q? W- NE ll Cr - 1, C A All 'JF-l L1 Q4 5 5 1-W' 5 C tv ax S, wQ1T'jT F if ge? A C 4 mil! x 1 1 f Q -.1 iii 51 1 ' C mu,g,.C- -Hu. - uv' KBRV. JOIQRXALISNI .XND DEBXTE 219 f f X N- - - 3 0 t E glll'fSePrcsidtnll 'sc it e I 9 ' rr ' I. ,jf Q Do you belong in a zoo? If you do, 'lrchefifaiieflx is 1 Then Wildlife Club is right for you. i3qlM0WinH'ii,l 4 0 If William Tell's your cup of tea, htlrlsqndgomllf l Then you should join archery. xllluldlifetluh iii Q Squires who are better know as squirrels, lltlliigloratlrllrnl Are under their leader Marshall Porter g'Curls . Efmtion Drill Tele' If You're feeling school fatigue, i .rceislonbrlllrmil Q 3 sa: Come and join Girls' and Boys' League. . - , Precison Drill Team show they've got the spirit, , And bowling Club would like to hear it! ys, And if you think this poem is bad, . You should have seen the one we almost had! ir ,I kt lA xx . ' Mix, or 'l :Q TFT, fi :fl f. E? QQj, 1 .M is H W . mfg ,if'lf L . Wwe 3 jf, , . iv' I7 5 . , i'lf Rl .JA Y A J llli l -g 'li 'L f ll f HQ l' 1 .L 22 jg 'JS lGF als. ,, pfurls . 1 the Spll l. hgtll Ull Squires - President Marshal Porter. Squud Leaders Gloria Arboleda und Lynn Scvy. Bowling League - Ready, Hit ill Archery -- We like the William Tell Overture! Squires showing their spirit at Homecoming. Girls' and Boys' Leugue Y Ready, willing and uble. Wildlife Club f All's lliir in the wildlife gume. Heading for a strike! Precision Drill Team-We see you! Precision Drill Team 4 Look at us now! af chef Rs -, lv? ., 0: '57 A 'lf ,s Q GQ 22 Legg' l 'l li ft We 1 .' fl ls. ' ry! Q 1 . L l l A y , 'X 1 , , S 5-E .. ' X Tix, x ,' l I 1 fi - 90110 ' l ' 6 7 ?i1ttHtM, d 9 GEI ORGANZIDEY .4-,rg..,:f 9 0 i f:EUgClllCf,5iyingSmL I ts, '- a . . U uf-Ls-4 e ' Q -f: fx 1313 0 16 Voices sing so sweet 'flflilhelalglllmpre jzilpc P . Choir brings audiences to their feet fflluffmmnd 'fl E V L-' Orchestra plays great Chopin 'ffchetlgvsludlgfendi ' ' A And Jazz Band plays at great demand , -iidlhemu wenlfoi J Q K Student Council gets everything done gh- Olfh H l H And while they're at it, they have fun Q Q Student Congress does lots of work J To make sure Birmingham won't go berserk d 4 U Organizational Council will do O Whatever the clubs ask them to ' ' With all the work and all the fun These Birmingham clubs are number one C0 uncil 'x t 1 . Q .' G T. . YJ it f I 1 AQ ' 'rv t U iff K 5. lg,-M Ul, i . 4 A 4 ., - S5 ' 1 f It Q i 5 l qi, Q. S of or r o u r , s .pg yr' .::'? 5 D ta- .- LGA ' S ,' ' ,E 1. - , A - :K ,Z l ly , 'y N I as V' LL! ' X R '-. wg Ls 15 o .5 Z3 ff I ,f i I Sf if ,r - Q 4 S H - ' t if ff 1 K fx. . U 5 l,v.f Ut' - 1 A . 1 z: 5- Lv' .1 f K - v E.. S 1 i A - vii: ii. 11 1 ggi? -ri t , v A .3 L t . X ,nrxtir .. Q-and 'z ix f 5 fx.. A, , fi-E' fs 4 .Jw fn .. il l vs' 1 5 7 'D .- -ati IE Hifi H X twat, 3' ,t 3 ' S , , V+' '5. 3 :F V 6-' - lil ' 4 IN Y' . if 1 -S' H 5' E fe ' ' fl- I, L .3 'Q .. ri.,-5 , A . S3 I Vt' Y l tu f- X D- K 7 L4 f', . '- .1 S A .- 1 A? I ii i - . I Q H E L I: . +2 l 2 Af tNZlDE l. Diana Hariton-They don't make 'em like they used to! 2. Student Council-We are the CHAMPIONS. 3. I6 voices-The group that sings together, swings together. 4. Band-Hit it Guys! 5. Organiza- tion Council-Sitting pretty 6. Mat Luxenburg-A Mat in a hat Chats. 7. The talented Birmingham Choir 8. Two Jazzy Saxers Jam 9. Lee Hoffman and Brenda Kramer-Awaiting judgement at student speeches IO. Student Congress is ready for action ll. They finally pulled the plug 12. Orchestra-The masters behind the music OJ as o '5' rg? 12, ft S il? of jazz band Q SEE,' D SKT From Disneyland to the classroom, CSF has made It far- From the snowy mountains at Mammoth to the. local slopes nearby, full of challenge, the ever-ready Skl Club has experienced many a thrill and chill. Well, if you're ever hungry you can go out to the quad and chances are the Y-Council will be selling something delicious. And if you need a laugh you can surely get one if you Watch the initiations! And if youare looking, you'll be able to get spirit from our energetic spring Student Council! WWW HYCOUDCV ml Ma WOW V wmv f- 0:5 , ,M- l wx ll l 4,3 ful is i ymzm , C anne Slvdeg' C m 1 l 1-'tffmfqqqg-344 1' 1115!-'15 T., . 5. fi r: ,-.5 ,- , 5 57 , ' V ,, , V ,V I b 1 K! -,.' ,,, ,J Sl lm made ii QEXLWQWQW 5. Spring Student Council - Thumbs up for number one! ' 6. l'm tied up for the moment! Q 13 X! M A miiiwili me the ii, ,NL xlglllwll I l T-F A, :gf :ilk Wei, ii V 3? --suit h ligifmu lllllti 1. California Scholarship Federation, President, Mark Wolgin M 5 ,lllillllll-lir12, Y-Council - Presidents Michelle Goldberg and Diane Bruns 14-- .-ghjuliiliuiiiiiii 3. Look Ma! l'm a fig! at-1 1.4 ffl Flllkll lil Kllle 1, 4. Ski Club - Look out Everest! 1-' bQ Afiwf' if- 1 - 5 :i9a' ' FN -- - '--1 - 4 l AES, GN . . gf r!- .1 410 its vi D , 5 - 'X . -if JT P 1 fo ' 'C' i 3' ix ...J'4 x Q W X ESQ LX g X f L i 4 Q 2 s Mx CSF AND SKI CLUB 225 1 1, N I 1 I b N x H ! . N I 1 g, . . X 3 ,1 J ' X I 1 ' . . .4 , , E ,di '. P 8 -.1 I , - V 1 Y .f,, i I Ivf, 'Jw if ji - ,f.' 'i 1 ' David Burk, Editor It is practically impossible for me to describe my experience with the yearbook and what it has taught me. I know of few people who know how intense feelings become when a per- son is working on a project like the yearbook. There is the intense feeling of satisfaction after you meet a dead- line, the intense feeling of despair when you receive a phone call at two o'clock in the morning asking if you can come over and help paste seniors, and the intense feeling of achieve- ment which comes when you finally receive the completed book and it is appreciated by your peers. All of these feelings would never have been possible were it not for a few people, and I would like to show them my appreciation. First of all, to all staff members I say, You're nice, you're pretty, and I'll kiss you when you're dead! Secondly, thank to Freda, a girl with whom I have spent countless hours and for whom my love and respect is boundless. I'm not very easy to live with, especially when I'm under pressure, but Freda has put up with me for two years. Thirdly, to Mrs. Anderson, thank you for giving me this opportunity and the trust and independence to make it happen. Lastly, my deepest appre- ciation and love for all my friends, especially Jody for being there. The year in room 44 was filled with weirdness, jokes galore, green M8LM's, a lot of love, a little frustra- tion, and most of all, some of the best times of my life. ' N .av ff'-'pf . v 4 Freda Berman, Editor-In-Chief Being in charge of the 1978 TOMA- HAWK has been an unforgettable exper- ience. I have learned many thing over the past year, the most important of which is the abil- ity to tolerate and accept a variety of per- sonalities and attitudes. In particular, the yearbook staff has taught me this. The people on staff were all different when they came together in September of 1977. They each had different goals for the school year. But, throughout the year, the staff, while keeping their individual objectives in mind, came to- gether to work toward a common goal. This goal was to produce the best yearbook they could and the best in Birmingham's history. I have to congratulate them for working above and beyond the call of duty and at- taining their common goal. This is the year I learned to be a leader. This means I took responsibility for other people's actions as well as setting an example for the staff. I would like to thank a number of people for helping me to realize my po- tential as a leader. Mrs. Ann Anderson in- creased my awareness of my responsibility by giving me the opportunity to use my own judgement and make important decisions on a variety of issues. I thank David Burk, my right-hand man, for always being there when I needed him. My feelings of respect for David will never end. Jim and Pat of O'Con- nor Brothers also gave me needed help and support on many occasions, and I appreciate it greatly. Most of all I would like to thank my artists, photographers and section edit- ors, for being great people. We all came to- gether to work as one, and it has been an unforgettable experience. NoBoDY DoEs IT BETTER: YEARBOOK STAFF There are some people who we have yet to thank, and believe us, without them this book would have been an impossibility. First, a heart- felt thanks to our company represantive, Hap Zavack, who gave us more time and consideration than any staff could ever ask for. Secondly, we appreciate all the last- minute rush jobs done for us by everyone at O'Connor Brothers, as well as the out- standing job on all our prints. Next, thanks to Mr. Steve Gilman and everyone at the Business Office for all their time and patience with sales and advertisements. Also, some great appreciation for Mrs. Bobbie Hitch for being our favorite sub and cheer- fully putting up with the mess and confusion we created for all her art classes. Thanks to Ralph Grobman and Mr. Ramirez for covertly helping us out of some desperate situations. We canit forget Andy Shapiro and all the great pictures he gave us, and lastly, thanks to all our spon- sors and patrons for helping us out in a time of monetary crises. l. Academics-Maria Raedeke, Matt Caplan 2. Activites-Jill Melancon, Jeff Ballsun, Sue Skutt 3. Boy's Sports-David Kruebbe, Steve Pascal 4. Clubs-Diana Hariton. Lisa Angier 5. Girl's Sports-Michelle Jones, Shannon Forbes 6. 1977-78 TOMA- HAWK staff 7. Seniors-Stephanie Martin. Laurie Goodstein S. 1978 Junior Staff 9. Art-Brian Noveck. Clive Chin IO. Underclassmen- Marina Callo. Marsheen Pleak, Juli Thompson ll. Photography- Eddie Lee. Steve Rottman Z, OUR WN We as a group are oneg how- ever, we are also unto ourselves one. Individualism is a great attribute to the ambiance of Birmingham, for we can act as we wish, express our own views, and are still able to be a part ofthe whole. 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