Emery High School - Spartan Yearbook (Emeryville, CA)

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I I I I I I I I I I I I l I I I I I I I I Senior Wills , Lois Adams, leave to Ieannie Harris and Yvette Iohnson the- ability to flirt and get caught like me!! , Leo Alderson, Ir., leave to the brothers and sis- ters who will remain at Emery my revolution- ary theory. , Ralph Andino, leave Emery High School in a ITISSS. , Susan Alicia Andrews, leave a very important person my love, and my thanks to Mr. Bu- chanan for helping me to become a graduate. , leanne Artaxet, leave Ieanette Anaya my abil- ity to find out where all the parties are. Idelta Borges, leave Miss Richards the ability to treat the other students as nicely as she has treated me. Robert Barajas, leave those good days by the Berkeley Farms trucks. Art Broussard, leave Mr. B-ardo the hope of having a good band next year, and Mr. Abrami'the hope of having some kind of a football team. Carmen Brown, leave Brenda McCoy every- thing I leave behind, and my mother and Tina all my love. Larry Tarel Brown, leave David Woods the ability to grow more hair and a razor to shave with. Kenneth Burton, leave my sister Shirley the ability to stay out of trouble with her teachers. , Kathy Campbell, leave nothing as I will need everything I've got. Tom Carlsson, leave Emery to all my friends who have helped me throughout the years and also to a special friend who has cheered me up when down. Ianet Tso, leave my brother Morris the ability to get along with Dennis Garetti. Thomas Chung, leave Mr. Ernst the hopes of having a great and brilliant trig class like that of '69. Connie Cross, leave Don Wesley all my love and the hopes that he will attend school often enough next year to graduate. , Albert Louis De Nurra, leave my ability to find happiness to others, to everybody. , Larry Desaussure, leave all my ESP ability to my brother Tony, to never love, just play. Curtis Harris, leave all the good times at Em- ery High to my sister Ieannie. , Allen Henry, leave my philosophical meaning of life after death lreincarnationt to Arthur Allen. I I I I I I I I I I I Sherry Kay Patterson Holloway, leave to my brother Victor, a newcomer at Emery, my abil- ity to accept school and to make the most ot it. , Randy Horton, leave Mr. Meistrell. , Robert Dunn, will to the coming seniors of Em- ery High my luck, and my wish that they have better luck than we had. Bob Ibarra, leave Iohn Smith my ability to grow hair. . Barbara Iackson, leave Marion Barlow a pair of walking stilts. Dennis Iohnson, leave my intelligence to George and Gary, and my athletic ability to Mr. Abrami. Edwin Iones, leave the Broadcasting Club to Arthur Allen. Ieff Lewis, leave my expert driving skill to Willie Milton Rankins. , Mamie Lum, leave Demetra Baker the ability to always keep busy in the library. I, Linda Muller, leave Lucille Anaya a years sup- I I I I I I I I I I. I, I. ply of Kleenex for her year-around colds. Gary Ramsey, leave my good looks to Iim Hayes so he won't have to follow girls around the halls. , Barbara Ray, leave Mike Baker the ability to stop breaking the stick shift off his brother-in- law's '63 Chevy. IoAnn Seitz, leave Patti Abeyeta a supply of make-up so she won't have to use mine any- more. Frank Silva, leave the students at Emery a pair of scissors to cut the Grape Vine. , Marquita Silva, leave Lucille Anaya the abil- ity to say the words shrivel up. , Anita Thomas, leave Rosey and his next jour- nalism class good luck because they will need it after I leave. , Ianet Vital, will my husband, and my mother and father all my love. , Ellen Watson, leave Gloria Manning, Shirley Collins, and my two sisters, Mr. Bruce's office. Virginia Williams, leave my brother Ron my ability to finish 'his senior year as well as I did. Barbara Whitworth, leave Chris Vinther a full- length mirror, and a new comb, for that's all he needs to be happy in his future years at Emery. Walter Wilson, leave Milam Schultz my ability to cut things in half. Ioyce Young, leave all the students at Emery more luck than I had.

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FRANK SILVA Football IV '65p Baseball IV '66g Football Varsity '67-'697 Block E 'B8: Block E President Fall '68p Spring '69p Iunior Class President Fall '67p Most Valuable Football Player '68g Student Recreation Vol- unteer Club '67-'68g Football Most Tackles '67-'68g All Conference Football Offense '67p All Conference Football Offense and Defense '68p President Noontime Activities '69g Student Council '69. LLOYD SUMLER 12th Grade Vice-President '69p A Varsity Basketball '58-'69p B IV Basketball '67-'68p Entertainment Committee '69p Student Recreation Volunteer Service Club '67-'68. WALTER WILSON ELZIE YOUNG IIM D. SHAFFER NOT PICTURED DANIEL D. SCHULTZ CHARLE- D. SPITTLER Varsity Football Manager 66 Yearbook Staff 68 69 Interact Club Historian '68-'69y Student Council Fall 69

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wiv Mamie Lum: You will have lo wail' your furn, Miss. Edwin Jones: Smile, now loolt ai' +he liffle Birdie. JoAnn Seifz: SiH'ing here alone fhinlring aboui' my past Kaihy Campbell: Look Mom, no cavi- Hes. Virginia Williams: There is a 'lime for work and a 'fime for seriousness. and ihis is ill Joyce Young: Now I'm ready fo go. .dal 7. 8. 9. IO. Il. Barbara Jackson: Anoiher lonely day in +he sun. Linda Muller: Hurry up - fhis ground is ge'H'ing a li'H'le bil 'foo hard for my 'render skin! Alberi' DeNurra: They always have me siHing in 'rhai' same old corner. Connie Cross: You know, wiih a gopd blanlcei' and a iasiy finger a gal could have fun! Mary Jones: Jusi wail' unlil I gel' my hands on you, you'll be sorry! Qs M was Kenneth Burton: 'V'I ihinlr I'm losing- some- +hing. Marquiha Silva: Thai was a 'funny phoiog- rapl1er. Jeanne Arfaxei: Show me your dimple. Barbara Ray: There is Iusf no place 'io go 'lhese days. Janel' Tso: Twen+y-live miles fo go. Tha+'s whai' worries me! Susie Smith: Lovely day on 'Phe play- groundl