Emery High School - Spartan Yearbook (Emeryville, CA)

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SPARTAN STAFF to rightt: Connie Racks. Linda Watson, Ioann Ruddell, . - - , catherine cooay, Elizabeth Whitfield. Yolanda smash, Mow SP:,f,':'nCf:jQf,'2f:sL'f'l5,f:,',':gQ'.3f,g',1g!f S M Marcia Thomas, Kathy Campbell. Barbara Ray. THIRD ' ' BROADCASTING CLUB Brenda McCoy, Antionette Guery, Mary Iones, Williams. FOURTH ROW: Willie Whitfield, Susan STANDING: Linda Iackson. David Woods, Don Barbara W ' ' hxtworth. Shirley Carter. Sharon Iacksorx. The Spartan Staff are the people who put this book together. They took pictures, arranged photographic appointments, wrote and edited captions, distributed the book in Iune. Linda Muller and Spartan photog- rapher Don Wesley. Not pictured, photographer lim Shaiter. The Broadcasting Club provides entertainment for students over the public address system during lunch breaks and before the start of classes in the morning., The members perform as announcers, secretaries, record man and dedication man. They also provide training for students interested in this activity. This year they have taken field trips to several radio stations. STAGE CREW ' Sal Dominquez and A1 DeNurra: They are the unseen, but key people, who make sure everything operates LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Gipson, Antionette Guery, Arthur Allen, Allen Henry, Marquita Silva, Anita Thomas, Edwin Iones. NOT PICTURILD: Phil Hall, Willie Rankins, Willard Rankins. them? properly during assemblies: curtains. lighting. mikes. Where would our assembly programs be without Q t,,., ., , z,' t ,f

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SEATED tleit to riqhtl: Craig Calhoun. Arthur Allen. Chairman Allen Henry. La Vanya Saun- ders. STANDING: Ralph Andino. lim Shatter. Al DeNurra. Albert Glenn. ill Student Curriculum and Behavior Committee The Student Curriculum and Behavior Committee is a student organized and student controlled committee, formed for and by the students with representa- tives from every grade. Working along with the student council it has provided assurance for the students as tar as their participation in establishing rules con- cerning curriculum and behavior is concerned. Interact Club Interact is one of Emery's busiest service groups. The club provides support for an adopted orphan in India, and donates two S50 scholarships each year to Emery seniors. Paper drives and car washes support these activities. ln addi- tion, the Club decorated the Children's Hospital Christmas tree this year, as well as the gym for the Homecoming Dance, and participated in the March of Dimes and the Leukemia Fund drives. An affiliate of Rotary International, the Club is in touch' with other Interact groups in the East Bay and as far afield as Iapan, Uruguay, Finland, and Denmark. This Year the club members acquired their own Interact Iackets. 1-at 1? FIRST ROW lloit to riqhtlz Morris Tso: Tom Carllson. President? Bob Bstenzo. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bauer. Fac- ulty Sponsor: Larry White Eagle: Domotra Baker: Mamie Lum. Secretary: Io Ann Snitz. Treasurer: Linda De- witt: Kathy Campbell: La Vanya Saunders. Historian: Iariot Tao: Nancy Garcia. THIRD ROW: Sal Dominguez: Handy Horton: Ralph Andino. Vice-President? Iohn Smith: Ken Burton. Membership Committee! David Woods: Al Do- Nurra: Tom Chung: Jeanette Anaya.

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Typist Marquita Silva: Reporters Linda Muller, Dennis Typist Anita Thomas. Reporter Sherry Holloway, Typist Iohnson. Virginia Williams, Reporter Charles Gipson. Spartan 300 Wednesday, deadline: Thursday, go to press: Friday, publish: Monday, start all over aqain. That's the schedule the Spartan 300 Staff lives with each Week in publishing ErneryVi1le's only newspaper. The Spartan 300 is a student run operation with advisor Neal Rosenberg offering encourage- ment and runninq the radio. NOT PICTUHED: Ellen Watson, Cassie Jackson, lim Schul- fer, Ioyce Young. Paste ups: Frank Silva, Steve Prince, Mary Iones, Bob Dunn. Editorial Writers: Ralph Andino, Arthur Allen. 'auf --. mm. f ' -Q., 11 m.m