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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1956 volume:

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V - 7 - 2_-c 61 - 3 SCHEDULE Friday, February 24 Piedmont Basketball Friday, March 2 GA Dance, Assembly Friday, March 1 6 Operetta, Rally Thursday, March 22 Talent Assembly Tryouts Friday, March 23 Easter Vacation Monday, April 2 Back to School Friday, April 6 Paid Assembly Friday, April 20 Junior Prom, Talent Assembly Friday, April 27 Rally Tuesday, May 1 Petitions Out Wednesday, May 2 ACAL Swim Meet Thursday, May 3 Senior Play Friday, May 4 ACAL Swim Meet, Senior Play Saturday, May 5 Senior Play Wednesday, May 9 ACAL Track Trials Friday, May 1 1 Soph Hop, Rally, Track Finals Friday, May 18 Faculty Assembly, Petitions Due Friday, May 25 Ditch Day Wednesday, May 30 Memorial Day Friday, June 1 Elections Saturday, June 2 State Track Meet Friday, June 8 Pod out, Senior Ball, Awards Assembly Wednesday, June 13 Senior Dinner Friday, June 15 Graduation £)e - Vs. Ctfss jy. l ou a he. Cl CjUo fijJ h fivJ ' e C - Xe a oy Cc f d V of y L r c « S €s, crJwJli hi r Jw‘ r - e s icit-y h u o i V? olla p o cl r i cl a 4 s S prm TABLE OF CONTENTS administration 5 seniors 25 other classes and classroom scenes 5 3 student activities 73 sports 89 Oj - Cc 2 ■A LC 7 P _ C VA fi.s. podrida OfPlXL- zr ' x Jt£ %£ - c I 1 . ju o . j-i -t L ■ JW ft „ i v)q ' . � = i ■ - a AojlxA. +X � muuk, 0o gu - � i L cU- - 1 c bb WKfc - OlW JC : s_ _y(jL U L ' ' y IV tZ 0 Co- Ll jL 2 ' • JPUMoo OtA « , p| w - 4 fiJ jj i tW al 4 j i y X i d i } , i yk u V 1 L 4 rw If , jAT a i b ? jy £r ° { ' .t 9 n) £ ‘Hk (K A ll , TK % • jJ Cl ' U-t ' s? berkeley high W vi l r ' ij ' ' ' - •. berkeley, calif QJ U Mm The time is eight ten in the morning and the place is room 211. Year- book adviser Mrs. Sidney Wales is seated at her desk surrounded by a forbidding pile of photographs, envelopes, Jacket copy, and books. She pauses for a moment in her struggle to make order out of chaos and in a tired voice utters the semidesperate question, Are we ever going to get this Pod underway?” However, no answer is forthcoming because the only other persons present are two page editors sleepily identifying pictures. This discouraging scene, although witnessed by any Pod staff is cer- tainly not a typical one. On the contrary, Mrs. Wales’ experienced and able leadership plus the natural desire of the seniors to own a bigger and better Pod” combine to produce a beautiful yearbook. Of course, words and even pictures can never fully take the place of what they represent. Nevertheless, the present staff feels that this Pod does much to strengthen the gap between memory and experience. Look it over carefully and let the pictures and messages help you remember and relive an eventful spring term. It’s an original Pod in many ways. The format as well as the cover are the work of Ronald Lai, a talented member of our class. This book is the final result of many hours of hard work by the entire staff. We certainly hope it meets with your approval. Steve Vaughan Editor IMPRESSIONS All through our lives we makes impressions. We do this whether we want to or not. During the past three years that you, the graduating seniors, have spent at Berkeley High School you have made many im- pressions. The way that you have reacted to the situations that have confronted you at Berkeley High has created an impression on many people. Berkeley High School is represented by groups and individuals who, through the impression these groups and individuals make, reflect upon Berkeley High. The athletic teams, Honor Society, California Scholar- ship Federation, extracurricular clubs and activities all make an excellent impression for Berkeley High. And most certainly the combined efforts of the Music and Drama Departments in producing the Operetta have impressed many people. Other activities and projects such as the Alumni Art Exhibit, the Olla Podrida, and the Jacket make excellent impres- sions also. Yet, on the other hand, reckless driving by Berkeley students makes a wrong kind of impression on the citizens of Berkeley, and people be- gin to think that all Berkeley teenagers are juvenile delinquents. The wrong impression given by a few spoils the reputation of Berkeley High. As you graduating seniors enter into a much bigger world, either through work or college, remember the impression that you will make on people and always try to represent yourself, your school, and your work as excellently as you possibly can. Your principal, J. Elwin LeTendre administration Ready for a meeting of the Berkeley Board of Education (from 1 to r i : Mrs. A. K. Sackett. Board Member; Mrs. Eileen Ready. Board Member: Mr. Victor Bottari. President of the Board; Dr. Thomas L. Nelson, Superintendent of Schools: Mr. John L. Poulsen. Assistant Secretary; Mr. George McGinnis. Assistant Superintendent: Mr. Bert Emberton. Board Member: Mr. Philip Woodworth, assistant to the purchasing agent: Mr. A. B. Campbell. Assist- ant Superintendent: and Mr. Ralph Rhoda. vice-president of the Board. C 2 QJ C 2 U Mm The Board of Education is the governing body of the School District and derives its powers from the California Constitution, the State of California Education Code, the California State Board of Education Rules and Regulations, and the provisions of the Charter of the City of Berkeley. The boundaries of the Berkeley Unified School District and the City of Berkeley are conterminous. The Board of Education consists of five School Directors, each of whom has the right to vote on all questions coming before the Board. To be eligible for the office of School Director, a person must be a citizen of the United States, at least twenty-one years of age, and a resident of the City of Berkeley. The Board of Education has entire control and management of the public schools in the City in accordance with the Constitution and general laws of the State, and is vested with all the powers and charged with all the duties pro vided by the Berkeley City Charter and by the general laws of the State for City Boards of Education. The Board of Education meets on the first and third Tuesdays of each month at 7:45 p.m. in the Auditorium of the Berkeley Public Schools Administration Building at 1414 Walnut Street. All citizens are welcome to attend these meetings. 6 COUNSELORS FIRST ROW, left to right: Mrs. Urly, Mrs. Rice, Mr. Hitch, Mr. Nealson, Mrs. Verbeck, Mrs. Ha- gopian. SECOND ROW : Mr. Bel- lus, Mr. Dunkutn, Dr. Urlaub, Mr. Wenrich, Dr. Petteys, Mr. Daoust, Mr. Stockdale, Mr. Okerstrom. ENGLISH FIRST ROW, left to right: Miss Harwood, Mrs. Lund, Miss Bar- row, Mrs. Svane, Miss Pace, Mr. Pendleton, Miss Jennings, Mrs. Pillars, Mrs. Kopfli, Mr. Ehlers. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Wales, Mrs. Teaney, Miss Banks, Miss D. Richardson, Mr. Couldery, Mr. Ko- walski, Mr. Copley, Mr. Patterson, Mrs. Schwimley. HISTORY FIRST ROW, left to right: Miss Thickens, Miss Noble. Miss Groef- sema, Mrs. Hogan, Miss Campbell. SECOND ROW: Mr. Robin, Dr. MacDonald, Dr. Petteys, Mr. Fiedler, Mr. Cummins, Mr. Weiss. MATH FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. McGuire, Miss Teel, Mr. McFar- land, Mrs. Verbeck, Mr. Westover. SECOND ROW : Mr. Osterhoff, Mr. Poppe, Mr. Menken, Mr. Akey, Mr. Auch, Mr. Hanson. 7 SCIENCE FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Rice, Mr. Boehne, Miss Weich- selbaum, Miss Burke, Mr. Carr, Mr. Anderson. SECOND ROW : Mr. Dunk, Mr. Emery, Mr. Manske. Mr. Van W T aynen, Mr. Caburi, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Nelson, Mr. Calhoon. LANGUAGE FIRST ROW, left to right: Miss WTiite, Miss Jennings. Miss Re- petto, Miss Altona, Dr. Fialon. SECOND ROW: Mr. Washburn, Mr. Ludolph, Mr. Shrump, Mr. Daoust. HOME ECONOMICS LEFT TO RTGHT : Mrs. Cassidy, Miss Kropf. ART LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. W ' eller, Mrs. Lawson, Miss Barlett. MECHANIC ARTS FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. F ' ilut, Mr. Dunkum, Mr. Costa- rella, Mr. Berruezo, Mr. King, Mr. Stout. SECOND ROW: Mr. Lind- stedt, Mr. Bellus, Mr. Solomon, Mr. Miller, Mr. Rajander, Mr. Parkhurst, Mr. Osterhoff, Mr. Waltz. 8 BUSINESS EDUCATION FIRST ROW, left to right: Mrs. Leopold, Mrs. Vincent, Miss Wes- ton, Mrs. Hagopian, Mrs. Tomsen. SECOND ROW: Mr. Day, Mrs. Reynolds, Mr. Wenrich, Mrs. Rice. Mrs. Burkhard, Mr. Loney. MUSIC FIRST ROW, left to right: Dr. Blakeslee, Mrs. O’Neill, Mr. Haynes. SECOND ROW: Mr. Lutt. DRIVER EDUCATION LEFT TO RIGHT: Dr. Urlaub, Mr. Johntz, Miss Pace. LIBRARIANS LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Wood, Mrs. Caswell, Mrs. Van Nos- trand. SECRETARIES FIRST ROW, left to right: Mrs. McFarland, Miss Cannon, Mrs. Gordon, Miss Shaw. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Nemetz, Mrs. Mc- Connell, Miss Carlson. FIRST ROW, left to right: Mrs. Clark (English), Dr. Cooper (His- tory . SECOND ROW: Mr. Sharp (English), Mr. Marker (Mechanic Arts), Mr. Asturias (Languages). 9 LIBRARY PROCTORS YELL LEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Atkins, Mary Lawrence, Joan Allen. SAFETY COUNCIL FIRST ROW, left to right: Josleen Wilson, Marilyn Bliss, Roberta Bell, Ardis Wade, Brjan Thomte, John Mendora, Jim Huseby. SECOND ROW Ali Muderrisoglu, Alice Oki, Dr. Urlaub, Miss Pace, Mr. Johntz, Tom Gonser. BICYCLE COURT JUDGES LEFT TO RIGHT : Ann Yarwood, Carol Nelson, Barbara Yates. JUNIOR RED CROSS FIRST ROW, left to right: Mary Morse, Marla Smith, Ellen Saege- barth, Betsy Barker, Elizabeth Arambula, Robin Cantin, Sonja Bianchi, Marilyn Bliss. SECOND ROW : Mr. Ludolph, Margaret Dickie (president), Adele Allen, Marilyn Ward, Rowene MacMil- lan, Marilyn Dill, Elizabeth Brown, Gloria Bradford, Ellen Dietschy, Anna Howard, Miss Weston. HENRY DORSEY Vice-President u -M u o CHERYL OLSEN Secretary ' DAGMAR GIVANT Treasurer MARY LAWRENCE Head Yell Leader HARRY CHANDLER President As the time for graduation draws near many memories are brought into my mind. Our fine auditorium, musical productions, and athletics have made out- standing marks which will last for years to come. We should all be proud of the facilities and the privileges we receive here at school. Because of these, Berkeley High is ranked among the highest in the nation. This semester has been a great success in many ways. The student body de- serves more credit than can be paid for their work on the Operetta and the Senior Play, both of which were very outstanding. We were well represented at the Northern California Music Festival. The band and orchestra deserve unending praise for their performances at the Festival and here at school. They have certainly increased the prestige of Berkeley High. Athletics again brought us a good name in the world of sports. Our golf, swim, tennis, baseball, and track teams represented us well at all their contests. We have had individual celebrities in our midst as well. They have excelled not only in the fields of music, science, speech, and athletics, but they have also reaped a large share of the available scholarships. Surely they deserve praise for their efforts. Yes, this has been an outstanding term, one that we cannot look back upon without pleasant memories. The presidency has meant much more to me than can be explained on this one page. It has been a big job but an inspirational one. Several times people have come to me and asked whether they should run for an office or not. I urge all of you to run for some office during your school life. The greater the effort that goes into the student government, the greater the benefits will be. A stu- dent body office is an opportunity of a lifetime that we can’t afford to miss. To those of you with whom I am graduating I would like to say that it has been great going through these invaluable years of training and learning. The friendships which have been made here will last as long as we live, I’m sure. To those who stay behind, I would say to make the most of these three short years. They go by all too soon and you, too, will be sorry to leave . . . Harry Chandler ASBHS President 12 PETE HERB H-12 President EMILY HUNT L-12 President DOUG FERGUSON H-ll President JOHN CHUNG L-ll President DAVE BARTOLI H-10 President ART JOHNSON L-10 President DAVE BRUDNEY Block B President JIM HUSEBY Circle B President ROBERTA BELL Senior Friends Chairman VILATE GARDNER GA President LINDA LARSEN GAA President DON WEGARS Jacket Editor TOM ENGELSING Honor Society President BILL VAUGHN Rally Committee Chairman MR. NEALSON Sponsor 13 senior friends FIRST ROW, left to right: Grace Shigemoto, Judy Bramell, Eleanor Mosher, Ruth Manning, Marilyn Varney, Susan Smith, Diane Wadsworth, Nebby Crawford, Susan Dunlap, Bunny Estes. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Ulry, Bobbie Hunter, Sandra Borg, Connie Herreshoii, Julie Duffield, Pan Gallick, Roberta Bell, Margaret Dickie, Terie Anderson, Anne Ruggeri, Bev Treadway, Mavine Griggs, Francis Suzuki, Janet Hirano. THIRD ROW: Doreen Krueckel, Nancy Voss, Ann Lennartson, Judy Brunk, Karin Lundberg, Terry Whitehand, Karin Warner, Liz Sky gard, Holly Hardy, Carol Brownell, Nancy Loomis, Lucy Ratcliff, Paula Stone, Ann Roper. FOURTH ROW: Carl Atkins, Luz DeAlba, Margie Gardner, Penny Moraecai, Terry Garthwaite, Lynn Cathcart, Sandy Read, Cathy Houdek, Marilyn Bliss, Marilyn Dill, Louise Dunlap, Barbara Yates, Marcia Beck, Sandra Taylor, Ann Yarwood, Mary Morse. This semester, fifty-four Senior Friends, a larger number than ever before, have gone on carrying out our motto of Friendship and Service.” Through serving at the Senior Ball last term, doing Cafeteria and Lobby duty, ushering for school functions, entertaining at the Senior Dinner, and most important, helping new girls to feel at home at Berkeley Fiigh, each Senior Friend has made her time count as a real asset to our school, and my sincerest thanks goes to every one of them for a job well done. I would especially like to thank our sponsor, Mrs. Ulry, and my two co- chairmen, Margaret Dickie and Pan Gallick, who have helped a great deal. Serving as Senior Friends’ chairman has been a wonderful experi- ence, and one I will never forget. Roberta Bell Senior Friends Chairman FIRST ROW, left to right: Honson Lim, Leroy Brown, Charles Sicard, Jim Waren, Jim Eastin, John Watt, Bill Vaughn (chairman), Rudy Johnson, Alton Wilson, Gary O’Neal, Steve Henderson, Doug Fleisher. SECOND ROW: Bill Johnston, Bob Lad- dish, Ed Crouch, Bob Baker, Bud Kamb, Mike Manley, John Mendonca, Ali Muder- risoglu, Tom Gonser, Jim Parsons, Jim Tanaka. THIRD ROW: Willis Nealson (sponsor), Roy Bayliss, A1 Bateman, Tom Hori, Steve Vaughn, Dave Grether, Bob McManus, Keith Ferris, Gary Soderlund, Mitch Wakasa, Roger Hackley, Ed Brock. FOURTH ROW: Bill White, Henry Chin, Bob Shaw, Franklin Wong, Ron Uyeyama, Tam Gibbs, Chapman Dix, Raul Navarro, Rich Swank, Bill Parker, Paul Daniels, Villard Wright, Dick White. This term’s Rally Committee was the largest committee the Berkeley High campus has ever had. It has worked hard to live up to the high standards of the past Rally committees. Some of the functions of this committee were to sell cokes at all school dances, keep the Slope in good order, and to help at the track meets. It has been an honor and a privilege to be chairman of this Rally Com- mittee and work with these boys. I would like to thank Mr. Nealson, whose advice and aid were in- valuable. I would also like to thank the assistant chairmen, Rudy John- son, John Watt, and Keith Belgum, who have really been very helpful in making this term so memorable. To the boys on the committee — thanks for your cooperation and best of luck in the future. Bill Vaughn Rally Committee Chairman BILL VAUGHN Rally Committee Chairman rally committee Mm Mm C D SPRING 195 6 OLLA PODRIDA Steve Vaughan Editor-In-Chief Jim Huseby, Susan Smith Associate Editors Ingrid Oldenburg, Margaret Gardner . Senior Picture Editors Betsey Schaefer, Dave Dorfman, Laura Biagi, Dave Ochander Group Picture Editors Janet Hirano, Elena Young, Myrtis Jamerson, Karen Warner Copy Editors Grace Payne, Diane Wadsworth .... Makeup Editors Pete Heyman Sports Editor John Bingham, Ali Muderrisoglu .... Photographers Elizabeth Miller, Fran Suzuki, Cordell Jee . . . Art Editors Alike Manley Sales Manager Pete Scott, Susan Dunlap, Sandy Read, Gave Grether, Tom Gonser, Pete Herb . . . Associate Sales Managers TOP POD SALESMEN LEFT TO RIGHT: Rebecca Owyang, Susan Jennings, Ali Muderrisoglu, Diana Darnell, Alice Fong, Steve Vaughan. 16 POD SALESMEN Don Wegars Editor-in-Chief Tom Gonser, Dana Olcott, Steve Vaughan, Bill Dillon . Associate Editors Anne Ruggeri News Editor Marilyn Bliss, Susan Smith, Bob Brown, Cynthia Whiting . . News Start Terry Whitehand Feature Editor Dagmar Givant, Ma rgaret Gardner, Janet Demster, Cynthia Seldin Feature Staff Kirke Wilson Sports Editor Nancy Loomis, Pete Herb, Pete Scott, Dave Grether . . . Sports Start Allen Unsworth, Herb Lifchetz, Dave Longaker .... Advertising Ann Roper, Janey Coughran, Elizabeth Davis, Holly Hardy Exchange and Publicity Janet Suzuki, Harry Lim, Bob Laddish Start Artists John Bingham Staff Photographer 17 Members of Honor Society and CSF. PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE For the outstanding success of all our activities this term I owe a great deal of gratitude to Louise and Susan, who worked tirelessly on all our projects, to Miss Nova Bartlett, whose sug- gestions and help were invaluable, to the diligent efforts of the Hat Checking Committee, and finally, to all the members of the Honor Society. It has been a true inspiration and honor to be president of such a capable and genial group. It is with great sadness that I leave Berkeley High School, for nowhere will I again find such diversity, or the inspiration and beauty thereof. In the student body, every race, religion, and ideal is represented, and in each there are outstanding in- dividuals. Berkeley High School can become a true example of the ideal of American Democracy. I challenge those remaining, and those to come, to seek this goal. Go Well, Tom Engelsing Honor Society President TOM ENGELSING Honor Society President LOUISE DUNLAP SUSAN DUNLAP Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer honor society 18 Members of Honor Society and CSF. With the enthusiastic support of nearly 2 50 members, the BHS chapter of the California Scholarship Federation has com- pleted a very active and productive term. A cause for great joy was financial aid given to our treasury by the BOC helping us to present honorary gold pins to the Sealbearers. For the first time in several terms, a number of our mem- bers represented us at the regional conference at Asilomar on May 5. Two of our other activities were a Coke Date for prospective members and a cake concession. Certainly the term would not have been the success that it was without the spirit and efforts of Dave Grether, vice-presi- dent; Barbara Yates, secretary-treasurer; Mr. Nelson and Miss Repetto, co-sponsors; and Miss Bartlett, our dedicated sponsor. I hope that our CSF will continue to be the strong, living organization it is now. Carol Brownell CSF President CAROL BROWNELL CSF President DAVE GRETHER BARBARA YATES Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer 19 SPECIAL PRIVILEGE SEALBEARERS FIRST ROW, left to right: Louise Dunlap, Susan Ide, Dagmar Givant, Susan Dunlap. SECOND ROW : Susan Smith, Carol Brownell, Lynn Cathcart, Catherine Houdek, Margaret Dickie, Roberta Bell, Bar- bara Yates. THIRD ROW: Ronald Uyeyama, Douglas Giancoli, Tom Thurmond, Mike Ritchie, Tom Engelsing, Michael Stewart, Chap- man Dix, Nancy Loomis, Ann Roper. SEALBEARERS FIRST ROW, left to right: Fred Ervast, Karen Warner, Eleanor Honzik, Terie Anderson, Julie Duffield, Ann Lennartson, Sandra Borg, Janey Coughran, Mary Morse, Beverly Treadway. SECOND ROW : David Eadin, Sandra Taylor, Joyce Takefugi, Marilyn Dill, Jerry Frug, Betty Asaro, Laverne Hardy, Bob Wax, William Hudson. THIRD ROW: Mike Manley, Joel Carey, Ann Severin, Terry Whitehand, Steve Vaughan, Leroy Brown, Dave Grether, Henry Chin, Mitch Wakasa. NOT PICTURED: Jane Missling, Marcia Beck, Lorna Lane, Eleanor Mosher, Dan Straus. istaa.v honor society c s f outin Honor Society a t work and play. 20 21 association ■ M VILATE GARDNER President It seems impossible that the time has come for me to say farewell to BHS and the GA. I have had many and varied experiences during my three years here. But, the most wonderful one has been that of serving as your GA president. It has been an experience I shall always remember and value. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all the girls who sup- ported and attended our GA functions. Without their cooperation and help, little would have been accomplished. A special vote of thanks goes to the GA officers, Terry, Susan, Jean, and Kathy. Their help and as- sistance were in valuable. We had an active term in the GA. The dance Hayfever” was a won- derful success and a lot of fun. The All Girls Assembly also proved suc- cessful. And, of course, there were the Low Ten Welcome and the Senior Farewell. I thank Kirs. Ulry for her untiring help. Without her encouragement and guiding hand, I and the GA would have been lost. My thanks again for a wonderful term. Good luck to all of you. Vilate Gardner GA President Spring 19 5 6 TERRY GARTH WAITE Vice-President SUSAN IDE Secretary JEAN THOMPSON Treasurer KATHY SNYDER Social Secretary 22 MRS. ULRY Sponsor 12TH GRADE COUNCIL 1 ITH GRADE COUNCIL 10TH GRADE COUNCIL peakers bureau A large and competent Speakers’ Bureau crowded many speaking assignments into a term devoted to service to school and community. In the Lions’ Club speaking contest Pauline Morris, Marilyn Varney, Roger Cason and Stephen Henderson represented Berkeley High, with Marilyn Varney also competing in the zone finals. In the Native Sons of the Golden West contest, Marilyn Dill represented the Bureau, speaking on the topic, Earl Warren, Chief Justice.” Red Cross speakers at the various PTA meetings included Betsey Barker, Lloyd Edwards, Steve Henderson, John Mendonca, Carol Nelson, Jo Ann Playter, Sue Seavey, Ann Severin, Virginia Smith, Brjan Thomte, Allen Unsworth and Kirke Wilson. Speakers at American Legion, Post Seven, were Jo Ann Playter, Pete Melvin, Steve Henderson and Marilyn Dill. Berkeley Highlights,” a weekly radio program heard over KRE, is sponsored by the Speakers’ Bureau. Dave Brudney was editor and announcer with Tom Gonser and Sandy Read handling the feature news, and Dick Nicoles and Mike Stewart as engineers. Bureau representatives to the Safety Council were Ardis Wade and John Mendonca. The school projects advocated by the entire Bureau at homeroom, assemblies and in class- rooms included the sale of student body cards and Pods, the Junior Red Cross Drive, Con- servation Week and the new Safety Council fire drill campaign. Richard Ehlers Sponsor BERKELEY HIGHLIGHTS FIRST ROW, left to right: Jean Thompson. Dave Brudney, Sandy Read. SECOND ROW: Dick Nicoles, Tom Gonser, Mike Stewart, Marilyn Varney. 24 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY LOW 10: That memorable day when we first filled out all those forms in our strange, new home- room was about 1090 days ago. It was all so different. How would we find all those rooms, and where was that elevator? After that tedious and eventful first week, we began to settle back and enjoy our new life at Berkeley High. We were proud of our newly elected officers who were Harry Chandler, president; Villard Wright, vice-president; Toni Blair, secretary; Cheryl Olsen, treasurer; and Evelyn Buel, social secretary. With these officers to guide us we were off to a good start, and we presented as our concession at Fun Night, a baseball toss. We had no Slope concession this year. HIGH 10: Our spirits were boosted now that we weren’t the lowest creatures in the school any more. Bud Kamb was our president. Our other officers were Bill Peterson, vice-president; Lynn Cathcart, secretary; Dagmar Givant, treasurer; and Cheryl Olsen, social secretary. We were still the biggest class in the school and mighty proud of it. Many of us joined one of the numerous spring sports and earned letters. Again we had no concession. Our dance, Neptune’s Holiday,” was not too successful. We lost 11 cents. LOW 11: Berkeley High was nothing new to us now. Again Harry Chandler was elected president. Henry Chin became vice-president; Ann Dalziel, secretary; Toni Blair, treasurer; and Susan Ide, social secretary. Words and Music” was our Junior Prom. It was one of the most successful dances ever presented at BHS. Our hot dog concession at the football games brought us a lot of much-needed money. At Fun Night this term, we presented a garter toss as our concession. HIGH 11: After a long winter, spring had come at last. But spring fever had not overtaken our active class officers. Pete Herb was our new president, and Bruce Williamson our vice- president. Carol Rose was secretary; with Dagmar Givant, treasurer; and Lynn Cathcart, social secretary. They got us started with a marvelous Junior Prom called Jail break.” We also hauled in the money on our cotton candy sales on the Slope. LOW 12: We finally made it. We were seniors at last. And on the BOC were five of our class- mates helping to run our school government. Harry Chandler was elected vice-president of the student body, Dick Keating was Circle B” president; Pete Herb, Honor Society president; Nancy Loomis, GAA president, and of course, our class president, Bill Vaughn. Our other class officers were Bob McManus as vice-president; Terry Garthwaite, secre- tary; Pete Scott, treasurer; and Emily Buel, social secretary. With all that spirit behind us we were a cinch to win the spirit cup, and we did. Gremlins were our concession on the Slope this term. Graduation was coming closer and closer, and we were looking for- ward to our last half year with great excitement. etiiot senior message PETE HERB President As you all go your separate ways, I hope you look back on this term as the most memorable of your stay at Berkeley High. I am proud to have been a member of this class and prouder to have been able to serve as your president. Thank you jl for your cooperation. Until 0vr paths cross once more, goodbye and good Pete Herb Senior Class President For three years the members of this class have been working together building up to this final triumph, our graduation. Through these times we have shared many hardships and letdowns, but we kept going for- ward. The dances we put on, the rallies we presented, and the Slope sales we backed were examples of our tremendous spirit. Throughout the past three years, we have had good times and have won many friend- ships that we shall always treasure. This final climactic term is one we won’t soon forget — the laughter at Ditch Day, the dreamy Senior Ball, the memories of our Banquet, and finally the sadness and happiness of our graduation itself. All these now turn into moments of the past. 26 ANNETTE AARON Homemaking STELLA ABALOS Spanish MERCEDES ADAMS History Sr. Dinner Planning Comm., Travel Club International Club EDWIN ROSS ADKINS LOUISE ADLER Math, Science HR Rep., GA Rep. IRENE AGUILAR History, Business Pod Staff, Noon Show Comm. Recreation Club, Drama Club DIANE ALBO English Varieties, Dance Club, HR Rep JOAN ALLAN History, Spanish GA Rep., Swim Club, Drama Club L-ll Sec., Varieties, Yell Leader ADELE MARIE ALLEN English Red Cross Club RON ALLEN English Baseball, HR Rep. PATRICIA ALLEN History GA Rep. MARCIA ALSTRAND History Glee, Chorus FORREST AMMONS Science, History Varsity Basketball DOLORES AMONDSEN Business GA Rep. BRUCE ANDERSON Math, Machine Shop CHARLES ANDERSON History Track, Basketball, HR Rep. MARYLOU ANDERSON History GAA Vice-Pres., GAA Council Senior Dinner Entertainment Comm. Travel Club, International Club PHYLLIS ANDERSON TERIE ANDERSON Spanish, History A Cappella, Choraliers, HR Rep. GA Rep., Masquers, Varieties, Operetta Pro Musica, Senior Friend, Senior Ball Bid Comm. ELWAYNE ANDRADE History Manager of Baseball Basketball, Football DAVE ARCHER Math, Mechanical Drawing Honor Society 3 terms Sealbearer Special Privilege Sealbearer 27 HENRY ARCIERI Voc. Print Shop Ben Franklin Club BARBARA ASCHER Language, History Operetta, Varieties, Pro Musica, International Club, Orchestra CAROL ATKINS History, Art Pompon Girl, Pod Staff, Yell Leader GA Rep., Varieties, Operetta Dance Club, Orchestra, Senior Friend JANIE BABA Business GA Rep. RENNIE BABINGTON Science Operetta, Senior Play, HR Rep. Senior Ball Bid Comm. BOB BAKER Math, Science Circle B, Track, Rally Comm. HR Rep., Sno-Cone Comm. BILLY BALLARD Machine Shop, Ind. Drawing JOHN BANKS Math A. D. BARKER HR Rep. CHRIS BARNES Math JOSEPH BARTLOW Music Drama Club, Pro Musica, A Cappella Varieties, Speakers’ Bureau, Noon Shows Operetta, Talent Assemblies ANN BATCHELDER Math, Language AL BATEMAN Math Band, Rally Comm.. Intramural Trampoline ROY BAYLESS Voc. Radio Track, Rally Comm. DIANA BECHTEL Language, Math MARCIA BECK Languages Varieties, Operetta, HR Rep. Senior Friend, Orchestra KEITH BELGUM Math HR Rep., Rally Comm. ROBERTA BELL Languages, History Children’s Theater, Senior Friend Chairman, Speakers’ Bureau. Pod Staff GAA, International Club, GA Rep. Operetta DANNY BENNETT Business. History A Cappella, Operettas. Varieties Choraliers, Bowling Club, Swim Team Pro Musica LORETTA BENZ Business. History Sinkers, Tennis ROGER BERGMANS Math LAURA BIAGI History, Languages Varieties, Pod Staff. Children ' s Theater Operetta, Reunion Comm. MEL BIBO History, Math B Basketball, Circle B MARGE BINMORE History Spanish Club, Pod Staff DORIS BLACKWELL History HR Rep., GA Rep. SHARON BLAIR History Sinkers Club MARILYN BLISS Math, History Senior Friend, Pro Musica, Safety Council HR Rep., GA Rep., Operetta, Varieties Jacket Staff. Jr. Red Cross. Swim Club Ditch Day Entertainment Comm. GAIL BOHALL Commercial Art MILDRED JEANETTE BONDS Business GAA Clubs, Pod Salesman LARRY BOOTHE Math SANDRA BORG Math, Spanish Operetta, Senior Friends, Sec. GAA Speakers ' Bureau, GA HR Rep. Talent Show, Spanish Club ETHELIND BOSSET Math HR Rep., Varieties, Senior Dinner Entertainment Comm., Pod Staff JANET BOYD Music Pod Staff, A Cappella, Pro Musica GLORIA MAE BRADFORD Homemaking Junior Red Cross JUDY BRAMELL French L-10 Sec., HR GA Rep., Varieties Operetta, Senior Friends, Dance Club JEAN BRANDIS History GA Rep. HELGA H. BRANDT Language, Music, Math Pro Musica, Premed Club, Tennis Club ANN BRENNEN French Drama Club, Varieties, HR Rep. Children’s Theater EDWARD BROCK Math, Science Band, B Basketball, Rally Comm. CHARLOTTE BROWN Science International Club, GA Rep., Pod Staff ELIZABETH BROWN Homemaking, History Drama Club, GAA JIM BROWN Math, Art LARNZO BROWN Voc. Radio Football, Track, Boys’ Glee LEROY BROWN Latin, Math, History Swim Team, Circle B, Rally Comm. BOB BROWN Language, Math Track, Football. Speakers’ Bureau Jacket Staff TOM BROWNE Art CAROL BROWNELL Language Pod Salesman, Varieties, Operetta Children’s Theater, Senior Friend HS, CSF Pres., Sr. Dinner Cleanup Comm. DAVID BRUDNEY History Block B Pres., BOC, Baseball, Varieties Speakers’ Bureau, Hi-Lites HR Rep., Rally Comm. JUDY R. BRUNK Math, Language HR Rep., Varieties, Senior Friend EMMY LOU BUEL History Glee, HR Rep., L-12 Soc. Sec. EVELYN BUEL Math L-10 Soc. Sec., Yell Leader, HR Rep. LAURA BURTON Social Science, Art Varieties, Operetta Dance Club, GAA Rep. DONALD CADIGAN Math HUGH CALKINS Math, French Pod Salesman, Sr. Gift Comm. OSMOND CALL Science, Math, History HS, CSF CHRIS CARAS Math, Mech. Dr. Baseball , Football RONALD CARBIS German, Science, Math Stamp and Coin Club RICH CARLSON Math, History HR Rep., Speakers’ Bureau Safety Council, Varieties, Circle B Basketball JAMES CARPENTER Math, History B Track, B Basketball MARGARET CARR History Varieties, Operetta, Speakers’ Bureau GA Rep., HR Rep., Pod Sales ROGER CASON Math Speakers’ Bureau DONALD CASTAIN Math Basketball, Track, Block B LYNN CATHCART Latin, History Senior Friends, H-10 Sec., H-ll Soc. Sec., H-12 Sec., Model UN, Operetta CHARLES CAT ON Science, Math ANDY CABUT A’oe. Wood, Voc. Radio Rally Comm. ALLAN CELESTIN History Track HARRY CHANDLER Latin, Science, Math 4 terms BOC, Block B, Tennis Football, Basketball DIANE CHANEY Homemaking, Business ESTER CHIN History HENRY CHIN Math, Science, Language Rally Comm., H-12 Class Treas. JERRY CHISUM Math, History KURBY CHUNG Voc. Auto Shop SALLY CLANCY Language HR Rep., GA Rep., Pod Sales Tennis Club, Spanish Club Senior Ball Entertainment Comm. YVONNE LEE CLAVER Commercial JACKIE COLLINS Business BILL CONLEY Voc. Mach. Shop, Indus. Drawing JOAN COPELAND Music WILLIE CORBIN Languages Football Manager JOSEPH CORSO Math, History BARBARA COTTON History, Business Pod Sales JANET ' COUGHRAN Spanish Jacket Staff, Pod Staff, Pod Sales Senior Dinner Entertainment Spanish Club KERRT CHARLENE COWAN History Glee Club DON CRAWFORD Math HR Rep., Varieties, A Cappella NEBBY CRAWFORD Spanish A Cappella, HR Rep. Operetta, Senior Friends BEVERLEE CRITCHFIELD Art, Business Ditch Day Planning Comm. SYLVIA CRONIN Math HR Rep. EDWARD CROUCH Math, Science, French Block B, Track, International Club Rally Com., HR Rep., Senior Dinner Cleanup Comm. SUE CUDDEBACK Math, Science HR Rep., GA Rep., Varieties Drama Club, Sno-Cone Comm. Senior Play JOHN DALZIEL History PAUL DANIELS Science, Math Rally Comm., Varieties, HR Rep. Block B, Baseball, Basketball PETER DARNELL Science, Math, Language Senior Dinner Planning Comm. DONALD DAVIS Voc. Print Ben Franklin Club LUBERTA DAVIS Homemaking, Social Studies FHA, GAA THEODORE E. DAVIS Science, English Football, Swimming, Block B LUZ DE ALBA History, Commercial GA Rep., Swim Clum, Senior Friend SANTIAGO DE ALBA Voc. Printing, History Ben Franklin Club GEORGE L. DEALEY History A Cappella, Varieties, Block B Operetta, Berkeley Hi-Lites MARGO DEDERIAN History JUNE DeLAY Business JANET DEMPSTER French Jacket Staff, Pod Staff, GA Rep. LANNY DEWITT Math, History Varieties, Track, HR Rep. VIC DEWITT Science Swim Team NATHAN DI BIANCA History Baseball MARGARET DICKIE History, Languages Senior Friend, Pres. Junior Red Cross NORMA JEAN DICKSON History, Business Tennis, Softball, Pod Salesman Badminton MARILYN DILL English, Spanish GA Rep., HR Rep., Varieties Dance Club, Swim Club, Drama Club Senior Friend, Ditch Day Entertainment Comm., I Club, Jr. Red Cross, Pod Staff BILL DILLON French, History Science Club, Manuscript Club Drama Club, Jacket Staff CHAPMAN DIX Math, History Band Drum Major, Varieties Rally Comm. VIVIAN DIX Math, History HR Rep. BETTY RAY DIXON Music, Science Operetta, Varieties, A Cappella GAA Rep. THOMAS PETER DODGE Math, Print Shop Track SHIRLEY MAE DOMINICK Commerce, Homemaking, English JAMES DONALDSON Math, History HR Rep. SIMPSON DONG Voc. Auto DAVID DORFMAN History Pod Staff, Manuscript Club ROD DORSE Spanish, History, Math Swimming, Block B, Circle B HENRY DORSEY History, Science Varieties, Basketball, Track Cross-Country, BOC, Block B BILL DUBUQUE Voc. Machine JULIE DUFFIELD History, Music Operetta, Varieties, Senior Play GA Rep., Senior Friend Children’s Theater, A Cappella LOUISE DUNLAP History, Latin Senior Friend, Varieties HR Rep., Pod Sales SUSAN DUNLAP French, Math Varieties, Operetta, Pod Staff Senior Friend, A Cappella Children’s Theater, HR Rep. WILLIE LOU EASON History, Science Girls’ Glee JAMES EASTIN Math, History Basketball, Cross-Country, Track Tennis, HR Rep., Block B TOM ENGELSING French, Math, BOC Rally Comm., Sec.-Treas. of CSF, HS President, HR Rep. GLENN ERICKSON Art FRED ERVAST Math Band, Varieties, Pro Musica BUNNY ESTES Spanish Operetta, Varieties, Senior Friend Dance Club, A Cappella, Children’s Theater, HR GA Rep. CAROL EVANS Science Children’s Theater, Operetta, Varieties SHIRIN RITA FELL History Varieties, Drama Club KEITH FERRIS Math Rally Comm., HR Rep., Football Speakers’ Bureau JIM FINGLAND Math BILL FISCHER History SHIRLEY FITZGERALD Business GA Rep. SANDRA FLEISCHER French, Business DOUG FLEISHER Math Rally Comm., Speakers ' Bureau, Track CYNTHIA JEAN FOX History ' GA Rep. TONIA FRAZER Spanish, Math HR GA Rep., Varieties, Dance Club Operetta, Senior Ball Decoration Comm. BARBARA FREED Home Economics MARY FREEMAN Business GAA MARIAN FREITAG History, Spanish Operetta, Varieties Spanish Club, Pod Staff PAUL FUJIMORI Science, History Boys ' Glee, Premed Club JUSTINE GALIMORE Social Studies Pep Club, Sinkers Club PAN GALLICK History, Math, Languages Pro Musica, Masquers, Manuscript Club Pod Staff, Varieties, Operetta, Dance Club Senior Friend, Speakers ' Bureau Children’s Theater, Senior Play Co Senior Play FRED GAMES Music Pro Musica, Masquers, Operetta Varieties DANNY GARCIA History BOB GARDINER, JR. Math, Science Tennis Team, Children’s Theater Senior Play Comm., Senior Play MARGARET GARDNER History Senior Friend, Varieties, Operetta Children’s Theater, Jacket Staff Pod Staff, Noon Shows, Masquers GA Rep., Reunion Comm. VILATE GARDNER Math, History Varieties, Operetta, GA Pres., HR Rep. Drama Club, Speakers Bureau Children’s Theater CHARLOTTE GARRISON Math GA Rep., Yell Leader TERRY GARTH WAITE French Varieties, Operetta, L-12 Sec., GA Veep Children’s Theater, Jacket Staff Masquers, A Cappella, Senior Friend MARY LYNNE GASH Spanish Operetta, Varieties, HR Rep., GA Rep. Swim Club, Pod Staff, Dance Club VIRGINIA GEE Business Bowling Club, Sports Club DOUG GIANCOLI Math, Languages, History TAM C. GIBBS, JR. Math, Language Varieties, Talent Show, Rally Comm. JACK GIBSON Math Drama Club, Children ' s Theater JANE GILBERT French Varieties, Dance Club, Operetta JIM GILLEN DAGMAR GIVANT Language Jacket Staff, BOC, Dance Club Operetta, Varieties, GA, Crafts Club Senior Ball Decoration Comm. MARIAN GLASSPOOL Language Varieties, Operetta, GA Rep., HR Rep. Children’s Theater, Pod Staff Senior Play Comm., Senior Play PEARL GONG Math GAA Council NELSON GONSALVES History, Math, Language Track TOM GONSER Math, Language Jacket Staff, Pod Staff, Hi-Lites Staff Speakers’ Bureau, Rally Comm. Class Council, Senior Play GARY GOODENOUGH History, Mech. Drawing Block B, Stamp and Coin Club LINDA GRANT History Manuscript Club, International Club JOHN GRAVES History, Music HOWARD GREEN Math Science Club, Electronics Club DAVE GRETHER Math, History, Language JV Football, Jacket Staff, Pod Staff Speakers’ Bureau, HR Rep., Rally Comm., Senior Play MAXINE GRIGGS French Varieties, Operetta, Stage Craft Pod Staff, Orchestra, Senior Friend PAT GRONLUND Math, Music HR Rep., GA Rep. JOHN GUTHRIE Mechanical Drawing, History ROGER HACKLEY Math, History Rally Comm. STAN HAKMILLER History Swim Team, Children’s Theater Operetta HOLLY HARDY Language, Music Senior Friend, Jacket Staff, Orchestra Band, Pro Musica, Operetta, Varieties LAVERNE HARDY History, Math, Science, Languages WAYNE HARMON Voc. Machine Shop Baseball BOB HARMS Math, Science, Spanish B Track, Varieties, Chess Club JV Football, Circle B, HR Rep. BENNIE LEE HARRIS History GAA Club LENORA HARRIS History, Business HR Rep., Bowling JEANETTE HARRISON History, Business Stage Craft, Pod Salesman, GA Rep. WES HART Math ALFRED HARTZELL CHESTA HATCHETT Business Pod Salesman, HR Rep. BOB HAUSER History, Math FRED HENDERSON Science, Math Football, Swimming, HR Rep. Speakers Bureau STEPHEN PHELPS HENDERSON Math Speakers Bureau, A Cappella Pod Salesman, HR Rep., Rally Comm. MARY ALICE HENRI History Orchestra LLOYD HENRY History, Math Speakers Bureau, HR Rep. Block B, Golf PETE HERB Math, History, Language, Science BOC, H-12 Pres.. H-ll Pres., HS Pres. Block B, Tennis, Basketball, Speakers Bureau, Jacket Staff, Pod Staff NANCY HERMAN Math Varieties, HR Rep. CONNIE HERRESHOFF Math, History, Languages Varieties, Children’s Theater Senior Friend, Drama Club DOROTHY HESSON Business Bowling Club PETER HEYMAN Math, History, Science Pod Sports Editor, HR Rep. Tennis, Sno-Cone Comm. PAUL HILL Voc. Radio Basketball, HR Rep. ELINOR HIND M ath JANET HIRANO History Varieties, Operetta, Senior Friend Pod Staff, Senior Bid Comm. ROBERTA HISCHIER History GA Rep., HR Rep. DAVID HODGHEAD Music, Math A Cappella, Operetta, Varieties Choraliers, Pro Musica PAUL HOISINGTON Shop Varieties, Masquers, Operetta PEGGY HOLLAND Business, History ROY HOLSINGER Math Science Club LARRY HOM Languages, English ELEANOR HONZIK Language, English GA Rep., Varieties, Pod Sales LA VERNE HOPKINS Art, History BARNEY HORDOS Math A Cappella, Astronomy Club, Block B Stage Crew, Swim Team, Track Team Operetta TOM HORI Math Rally Comm., Swim Team, Small B Varieties, Operetta JAMES HORNE Printing CATHERINE HOUDEK Math, Languages Senior Friend, Manuscript Club Spanish Club, Crafts Club Basketball Club, Tennis Club, Swim Club CHARLES HOWDEN Math, Science, Languages, English Speakers’ Bureau WILLIAM HUDSON Math Premed Club ROBERTA HUNTER History, Math, German Stagecraft Circle, Senior Friend A Cappella Operetta, Manuscript Club HR Rep., GA Rep. Senior Announcements Comm. JAMES HUSEBY History, Math, Science Swim Team, International Club Circle B Prexy, Stagecraft Circle Pod Staff, Pod Salesman, AFS Exchange Student, Safety Council JUNE HUTCHISON History Speakers’ Bureau, Senior Play Drama Club, Pep Club, Ditch Day Planning Comm., HR Rep. SUSAN IDE Latin, Math, History Varieties, Operetta, HR Rep.. L-ll Soc. Sec., GA Sec., CSF Sec.-Treas., Pod Staff MYRTIS GERTRUDE JAMERSON History, Music GAA Council, FHA, GA Rep. Archery Club, Pod Staff CORDELL KYNN JEE Math, Language Pod Staff, Senior Ball Decoration Comm. JUDY JENKINS Math, History GA Rep. LAWRENCE JEW Math Band BESSIE JOHNSON Business, Art GAA RICHARD JOHNSON Science, Language, Math HR Rep. ROY JOHNSON Voc. Auto Shop RUDOLPH JOHNSON Languages, Math Track, Basketball, Circle B Block B, HR Rep., Rally Comm. TERRY JOHNSON Sheet Metal YVONNE ALTHEA JOHNSON Art GAA, HR Rep., Tennis Club FARIS JOHNSTON Art HR Rep., GA Rep., Dance Club Varieties, Operetta BILL JOHNSTON Math, History Baseball, Rally Comm., Class Council CARRIE JONES History Basketball, Baseball, Sinkers FHA, Tennis Club, Manuscript Club DONNA JONES History MARIE JONES Music, Math Archery, Stagecraft Crew MARY ANN JONES Business Tennis Club RICH JONES Vocational CRAIG JORGENSEN Math Track, Golf NGON WAH JUE Math, History ' BUD KAMB Math, History BOC, H-10 Pres., Speakers’ Bureau Basketball, H-12 Council, Rally Comm. Senior Ball Decoration Comm. LILLIAN SUMI KO KAYA Business HR Rep., GA Rep., Tennis Club, Pod BETSY KAYE Math, Spanish Varieties, Drama Club, Swim Club DICK KEATING History, Science Block B, Circle B, BOC, Circle B Pres. Track, Tennis, Basketball, Varieties Rally Comm. ROSEMARY E. KEUP Business FHA, GAA, Hi-Y ESSAM KHASHOGGI Math, Science AL LARUE KIDD I History, Art Baseball, Basketball, Block B FRANK KIDNER French, Math Varieties, Operetta, Children’s Theater Senior Play Comm., Senior Play ROSALIND KING Homemaking, Business ROGER KIRBY Science JULIA KLADDEN Business GA Rep., Drama Club SPURGEON EUGENE KNIGHT I History, Math, Sheet Metal PHIL KOENIG Math Swim Team, Block B, HR Rep. Varieties, Band DOREEN KRUECKEL History, French Senior Friend, GAA Council, Swim Badminton, Tennis Club, Reunion Comm. BOB LADDISH Math, Art, History, Science Jacket Art Editor, Rally Comm. Class Council, Pod Staff Senior Ball Decoration Comm. RONALD LAI Science, Art, Math Jacket and Pod Art, 6 Terms DOLORES LAMBERT Art MARY JO LAMEY History, French, Science Drama Club, HR Rep., GA Council Pod Sales, Pod Staff, Pep Club, GAA Operetta, Noon Show Comm. JANICE LANDAHL Math, Commercial Speakers ' Bureau, Drama Club GAIL LANDAKER Business Chess Club, Pro Musica Manuscript Club, Electronics Club JANET LANDIS Math HR Rep., GA Rep. LORNA LANE Languages Varieties, Choraliers, A Cappella Operetta LINDA LARSEN History, Math GAA Pres., HR Rep., BOC, Drama Club Varieties, Reunion Comm. BONA LARSON History, Math HR Rep., GA Rep., Swim Club Tennis Club, Badminton Club Reunion Comm. JUDY LAWRENCE History Pro Musica, International Club MARY LAWRENCE French, Math Head Yell Leader, Operetta, Varieties BOC, Swim Club, Ditch Day Comm. ELAINE LAWSON Spanish GA Rep.. HR Rep., A Cappella Tennis Club ROBERT LEE LEBLANC History Baseball LARRY LEE Math, Mec. Drawing, Spanish Spanish Club, Photo Club GORDON LEGGE History, Math TOM LEIGH History ELAINE LEITES Business ANN LENNARTSON History Science Club, Junior Statesmen of America, Spanish Club, A Cappella GAA, Legislative Council Rep. Travel Club, Swim Club, Senior Friend LARRY LEON Business Baseball, Block B SALLY ANNE LIDSTONE History, Language Craft Club, Varieties HERB LIFCHETZ French, Math Jacket Staff, HS, CSF HONSON F. LIM Math HR Rep., Track, Rally Comm., HS CHARLOTTE LLOYD History, Art, Music GAA Rep., Tennis EURADELL LOGAN History HR Rep., H-12 Class Council A Cappella, Dance Club Operetta, Varieties JON LONG English, Math, History HR Rep, Swimming DAVID LONGAKER Math, History Jacket Staff. Pod Staff, Baseball Ditch Day Com m. NANCY LOOMIS Math, French HS, CSF, GAA Pres., BOC. Ba„d Orchestra, Operetta, Varieties Senior Friend, Jacket Staff VIRGINIA LOPES Science HR Rep. SALLY LORD Math, History, Business Pod Staff, Drama Club NORMAN F. LORENZ Math, Mech. Drawing Football ANGIE LOVATO Commercial Rec. Swim CAROLYN LOVENS Math HR Rep. MARY LOZANO Commercial KARIN LUNDBERG French, History A Cappella, Varieties, Operetta GA Rep., HR Rep., Pod Senior Friend, Reunion Comm. EMMETT P. LYNCH History Swim Team STEVEN MACIAS Voc. Wood ROWENE MacMILLAN Math, History, Music Spanish Club, International Club Travel Club CHARLOTTE MADSEN History, Science Sno-Cone Comm., HR Rep., Operetta DANNY MALATESTA History, Spanish HR Rep., Bowling Club MARALEY MALLETT Homemaking HR Rep., Safety Council DONNA MALMSTROM Business HR Rep., Costume Comm. MICHAEL MANLEY History 7 Speakers ' Bureau, A Cappella, Varieties Operetta, Children’s Theater, Senior Play Pod Staff, Rally Comm. RUTH MANNING History 7 , Home Economics Senior Friend, Costume Comm., Operetta Varieties, FHA, Pep Club JOYCE MARBUT History, Business HR Rep., Hat Check Chairman DAVE MARTIN Math, Mech. Drawing, History, Business JOHN MARTIN Commercial, History Football, Basketball, Boys Glee, Block B SALLY MARTIN History, Science Science Club DOROTHY MARTINEZ Business ROY PETER MASSETH Math, Mech. Drawing, Voc. Wood JAMES MAUSER Math Senior Ball Decoration Comm. ROBERT McALEAR Languages Stamp and Coin Club, Internatonal Club Spanish Club MARYANN McHENRY History, Music Operetta, Varieties MARGARET McKINNEY Language Swim Club ROBERT McKINNEY Math B Basketball, Football, HR Rep. Small B Society bob McManus Math, Science Speakers ' Bureau, HR Rep., B Basketball Tennis Team, Rally Comm. THOMAS MEDLIN Math Pod Staff, Bowling Club, Pod Sales PETER MELVIN Math, History, Science HR Rep., Speakers ' Bureau JOHN MENDONCA Science, Math, History Swim Team, Rally Ccinm., HR Rep. Speakers’ Bureau DUKE MIAO Math SAM MICELI Math, Print Shop Ben Franklin Club, Bowling Club DARLENE MILLER History, Homemaking ROSALANE QUARLES History HR Rep., Pod Staff, Sno-Cone Comm. ALFRED QUIROZ Print Shop CONNIE RAMIREZ History, Business Bowling Club JAQUELINE RANKS Languages, Math A Cappella, Operetta. Varieties Dance Club, Drama Club, GA Rep. Children’s Theater, Speakers’ Bureau JOHN RAPHAEL Math, History HR Rep. BURT RAPP Voc. Auto Shop LUCY RATCLIFF Social Sciences, Languages, Science Operetta, Senior Friend International Club, Pro Musica A Cappella, Varieties, Senior Gift Comm. SANDRA READ French, History Drama Club, A Cappella, Varieties Operetta, Children’s Theater Berkeley Hilites, Speakers’ Bureau Senior Friend, Pod Staff MOIRA REESOR Languages A Cappella, Pro Musica, Operetta Drama Club, Pod Sales Senior Noon Show Comm. BETTYE RICHARDSON Business, Homemaking MICHAEL RITCHIE Social Science, Math, Latin, Science Model UN, Senior Gift Comm. Senior Play DAVE ROBERTS History HR Rep., Swimming, Varieties Speakers’ Bureau JIMMIE ROBINSON Music A Cappella PAT ROBINSON French Pep Club, Masquers, Operetta Ditch Day Planning Comm. RONALD ROBINSON History, Science Children ' s Theater. Operetta Speakers’ Bureau. A Cappella JANICE ROCKELMAN Business, Art SHIRLEY ROGERS Math, Music KARIN ROOS Math Spanish Club, Archery Club, Chess Club ANN ROPER History. Language Jacket Staff, HR Rep., Senior Friend BETTY ROSENQUIST Business Ditch Day Planning Comm. LEON ROSS ANNE RUGGERI Math Jacket Staff, Pod Staff, Senior Friend Operetta, Senior Play LOVELLA RUSS Business, Homemaking Girls’ Glee JIM RYMER Math A Cappella JUANITO SABALVARO JERRY SABINE Spanish, History Varieties, HR Rep. ROBERT SADLER Math, History, Science HR Rep. SOCORRO SALAZAR Spanish, Math, Science THELMA SALVANT Business Education BARBARA SAPH Music MELVIN SAUCEDA History Pod Salesman, Varieties, Operetta Boys ' Glee, Band, Basketball, Track ELLEN SAVIO Business GA Rep. _ CP - , C BETSEY SCHAEFER Spanish Jacket Staff, Pod Staff, International Club Spanish Club, Varieties Senior Dinner Planning Comm. VALERIE SCHMIDT Social Studies Dance Club, Operetta, Varieties JULIE SCHNEIDER Languages, History Varieties, Operetta JAMES STEWART SCHWEIZER Vocational Band, Track DON SCOTT Language, Math Swimming PETE SCOTT Languages, Science, History Varieties, L-12 Treas., Jacket Staff Pod Staff, Tennis, Basketball, Circle B DON SEATON HR Rep., Swimming, B Basketball JAY SENTER Math, Inds. Arts Swim Team CLEMENT J. SEQUEIRA Vocational Mach. Shop, Spanish Swimming, Band MADELEINE SEVERINE Spanish Orchestra, Speakers’ Bureau, Drill Team Band, Pod Salesman, Varieties, Operetta Pro Musica, Senior Reunion Comm. CHARLENE MARIE SHAW Business ROBERT SHAW Math Varieties, Operetta, Choraliers A Cappella, Speakers’ B ureau, HR Rep. Rally Comm., Ditch Day Comm. DENNIS SHEEHAN History, Business A Cappella BOB SHERMAN Math, History Speakers’ Bureau GRACE SHIGEMOTO Math HR Rep., Senior Friend CHARLES M. SICARD Math, History, Science Speakers’ Bureau, Science Club Chess Club LIZ SKYGARD AFS Exchange Student. Varieties I Club, Senior Friend, Travel Club Pod Staff BILL SLEEPER Math, Languages HR Rep. BARBARA AMME SMART Business, History GAA Council EVELYN SMITH Art, Spanish Masquers, Crafts Club, Operetta Children’s Theater JEAN SMITH History, Math, Languages FHA, Dance Club, Operetta GA Rep., HR Rep. JOHN H. B. SMITH Math, History KRISTINA SMITH French Band, Orchestra, GA Rep. NANCY SMITH Math Pod Staff, Pod Sales, Speakers’ Bureau SUSAN SMITH Language AFS Exchange Student, Jacket Staff Pod Staff, Senior Friend, Varieties Operetta, Children’s Theater, HR Rep. Senior Ball Decoration Comm. Senior Play Publicity Comm. JAMES SNIDER KATHY SNYDER French GA Soc. Sec., GA Rep., HR Rep. Varieties GARY SODERLUND Social Studies, Ind. Drawing Rally Comm, Block B, Football Operetta JOHN SPEALMAN Math Science Club SANDRA STANGLER Business HR Rep. MARGO STANLEY History, Business MARY JEAN STEPHENS Social Studies GA Rep., Varieties, Operetta Drama Club MIKE STEWART Math, History, Language Berkeley Hilites, HR Rep. Speakers’ Bureau, Senior Dues Comm. PAULA STONE Language GA Rep.. Senior Friend, Speakers ' Bureau AFS Exchange Student, Senior Play Senior Dinner Entertainment Comm. DAN STRAUS Math, Languages Swimming, Photography Club BILL SUNG Math, Language Track, Cross-Country Senior Dues Comm. FRANCES SUZUKI Business Senior Friend, HR Rep., GA Rep. RICHARD SWANK Histry, Mech .Drawing, Voc. Radio Swim Team, Rally Comm. RICHARD SWENNING Science, Language, History RALPH SZODY History RONALD TAKEUCHI Math, History DAN TALLEY HR Rep., Football, Baseball Varieties, Drama Club JIM TALLEY Math, Science Football, Varieties, Senior Play JIM TANAKA Math, Science Rally Comm., Swim Team INA TARSKI French, Spanish HR Rep., Orchestra, Band, Varieties Pod Sales, Pro Musica SANDRA TAYLOR Music, Math Band, Orchestra, A Cappella, Varieties Operetta, Pro Musica, Senior Friend MARGIE TEIXEIRA History, Music Stagecraft Crew BEVERLY THOMAS Business, Social Studies JEAN THOMPSON Music Operetta, Varieties, GA Treas., HR Rep. Masquers, Senior Play BRJAN THOMTE Math Varieties, A Cappella, Operetta Safety Council, Track, Speakers’ Bureau BARBARA THORNTON History, Homemaking GA Rep., HR Rep., Pod Sales, Tennis JUDY THRASHER History Band, Orchestra, A Cappella, Senior Play TOM THURMOND Math Band, Orchestra, Dance Band, Varieties Operetta, Pro Musica Club MARGIE TIMS Homemaking PATRICIA TOBEY Art Stage Crew, Manuscript Club CAROL TODARO Business, Art, History JOSEPH TODARO Machine Shop Bowling Club DEANNA TOM Homemaking CAROL TOMLINSON Languages, Math Operetta, A Cappella, Pro Musica Jr. Red Cross BEVERLEY TREADWAY Language, History, Math Senior Friend, Manuscript Club, GA Rep. ELIZABETH TSAI History ' , Science International Club, Pro Musica Senior Dinner Planning Comm. EMILY TUTT Business AGNES TYSON History ' , Languages Varieties MARY ANN UCCELLI History HR Rep., Drama Club, Stage Crew ALLEN UNSWORTH Math, History Track, Circle B, Speakers ' Bureau Jacket Staff RONALD UYEYAMA Math, Languages Basketball, Premed Club, Rally Comm. HR Rep. MARY VALENTE History, Business CARL VAN DER VEEN Math, Science, History Basketball, Senior Dinner Cleanup JOHN VAN DER VEEN Math, Science, History LAWRENCE VARDANEGA Vocational Shop MARILYN VARNEY Language, History Varieties, Operetta, Speakers’ Bureau A Cappella, Senior Friend STEVEN VAUGHAN Math, Science, Spanish HR Rep., Jacket Staff, Pod Editor Swimming, Circle B, Rally Comm. BILL VAUGHN History ' Tennis, Football, Basketball HR Rep., BOC, L-12 Pres., Rally Comm. IDA VICARS Commercial Swim Club, Ditch Day Cleanup Comm. NANCY VOSS Languages, History Operetta, Speakers ' Bureau Senior Friend ARDIS WADE Art A Cappella, Speakers ' Bureau DIANE WADSWORTH French Varieties, Operetta, HR Rep., Pod Staff Dance Club, Senior Friend Senior Ball Decoration Comm. BJORN WAHMAN Math MITCH WAKASA Math, Science HR Rep., Rally Comm. ANN WALKER Music, Math, Business Swim Club JUDY WATT Business BOB WAX Math, History, Spanish KAREN WEBER Language, Science Operetta DON WEGARS History Jacket Editor, BOC, HR Rep. MARILYN DELORES WARD Homemaking, Business PAT WARD History GA Rep., HR Rep., Varieties Children’s Theater, Operetta Sr. Ditch Day Cleanup Comm. JOHN MARTYN WARNER History Golf, Block B KAREN WARNER French, History A Cappella, Varieties, Operetta Children’s Theater, Pod, HR Rep. GA Rep., Senior Friend, Senior Play Quarternotes JIM WARREN Social Studies Football, Block B, HR Rep., Rally Comm. Varieties, Children’s Theater GLADYS MARIE WATSON History FHA, GA Rep., HR Rep. Archery Club JIM WATT Math HR Rep., Swimming JOHN WATT Math, History HR Rep., Rally Comm. Sno-Cone Comm. BILL WEHRLIE Math, History LAWRENCE WEISSER History, Math Chess Club, Manuscript Club Electronics Club JEANNIE WENTWORTH French Children’s Theater, Varieties HR Rep., Pod Sales SHARON WERNER Business, Homemaking STUART WEST History A Cappella, Varieties Operetta, Speakers’ Bureau SYLVIA MARY WEST Science Stage Craft Circle, Manuscript Club SHIRLEY WESTMORELAND Business HR Rep., Ditch Day Planning Comm. PATTY WHITE History Varieties, Speakers’ Bureau, HR Rep. GA Council RICHARD WHITE Math Rally Comm., HR Rep. BILL WHITE History, Math Varieties, Basketball, Track Rally Comm., Speakers ' Bureau TERRY WHITEHAND French, History Senior Friend, Varieties, Operetta Children’s Theater, Jacket Staff GA Rep., Quarternotes CYNTHIA WHITING History, French HR Rep., GA Rep., Jacket Staff Ditch Day Entertainment Comm. CAROLYN WILBURN Business FHA Club, Sinkers Club Basketball Club ELECTOR WILLIAMS Commercial, Social Studies BRUCE WILLIAMSON Math, Science H-ll Vice-Pres., HR Rep. ALTON WILSON Business Baseball, Football, Varieties, Operetta Block B, A Cappella, HR Rep. KIRKE WILSON Spanish. Science. Math. History Speakers ' Bureau. Track. Cross-Country Teams. Jacket Staff. Rally Comm. Varieties. HR Rep. OLGA ROSE WILSON History HR Rep.. GA Rep.. Speakers ' Bureau Operetta. Varieties. Sno-Cone Comm. ROBERT WILSON Language, Math EVELYN LOUISE WINN Social Studies Sports. Pod Salesman FRANKLIN WONG Math. Science. Social Studies Rally Comm.. Senior Dinner Clean-up Comm. YTLLARD WRIGHT History. Math Football. Baseball ANN YARWOOD Spanish Spanish Club. Bicycle Court Judge Senior Friend. Senior Dinner Cleanup Comm. BARBARA YATES Languages Operetta. Varieties. Girls ' State Bicycle Court Judge, A Cappella Senior Friend. Senior Dinner Comm. ELENA YOUNG Math, Science Pod Staff. Premed Club International Club. Senior Gift Comm. RICHARD YOUNG FRANK ZAMARONI Math. Mech. Drawing Speakers ' Bureau KRISTA ZIMMERMAN GREG ZOOK Math. History Block B Society. Swim Team JUDITH ANNE ZUKER Math Drama Club BOB ZURFLUH Music Dance Band. Varieties. HR Rep. OTHER GRADUATES Joseph Bates Beverly Bishop John Carver Joe Gargurevich Gordon Thompson Jessie Mae Valrey 46 SNO-CONE COMMITTEE Betsy Kaye and John Watt Co-Chairmen SENIOR DINNER PLANNING COMMITTEE Bill Vaughn, Barbara Yates Co-Chairmen SENIOR BALL DECORATION COMMITTEE Bill Peterson, Frances Suzuki Co-Chairmen SENIOR BALL BID COMMITTEE Susan Ide, Chairman SENIOR NOON SHOW COMMITTEE Sandy Read, Chairman 47 senior committees senior committees GRADUATION COMMITTEE Harry Chandler, Chairman FINANCE COMMITTEE Henry Chin, Chairman DITCH DAY CLEANUP COMMITTEE Bob Shaw, Chairman SENIOR DINNER CLEANUP COMMITTEE Don Scott, Chairman SENIOR PLAY COMMITTEE Susan Dunlap, Chairman 48 4 SENIOR DINNER ENTER- TAINMENT COMMITTEE Leroy Brown, Chairman SENIOR REUNION COMMITTEE Linda Larson, Alton Wilson Co-Chairmen DITCH DAY ENTERTAIN- MENT COMMITTEE Pete Scott, Chairman SENIOR PLAY PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Ann Ruggeri, Chairman ANNOUNCEMENT COMMITTEE Ann Roper, Chairman DITCH DAY PLANNING COMMITTEE June Hutchison, Chairman senior committees SENIOR GIFT COMMITTEE Elena Young. Chairman SENIOR BALL ENTERTAIN- MENT COMMITTEE Mike Manley, Chairman H-12 CLASS COUNCIL 50 HR1 Wlf ' j A «8 ' : a H3 ' v -v - 1 :f||| Mg gf mm i 1 ■- mmsmmmm m f -d| $ • « •’ JEN iil , ? r . , 51 i a full- ledg HUff n P� fFIK soloist with th all star band. j7| i [i S-.- ■i 5 its m n « 52 lowerclasses L-12 OFFICERS AND CLASS COUNCIL Emily Hunt, President Dale Sanders, Vice-President Betty Asaro, Secretary Sam Wong, Treasurer Barbara Williams, Social Secretary L-12 Class President’s Message The L-12 class was reduced in size considerably this spring because some fifty students skipped to gradu- ate this term. In spite of this handicap, we have kept up the high standards of our class. We had tremendous success selling Gremlins for one week, and many class members joined in activities around school. With all the help we were given by our class sponsor, Mr. Copley, the accountants office, and the class repre- sentatives, this low senior term has been one of our most successful. Thank you very much for an experience I shall never forget. Good luck always! Emily Hunt L-12 President L-ll OFFICERS AND CLASS COUNCIL John Chung, President Nancy Hack, Vice-President Barbara Whitby, Secretary Diana Darnall, Treasurer Judy Burton, Social Secretary L-ll Class President’s Message This spring term of ’5 6 has been a successful and memorable one. Our Junior Prom and other class ac- tivities have made this term a big success. It certainly has been a wonderful experience for me to have been able to serve as class president of the low eleven. I want to thank the L-ll Class Council and the class as a whole for the splendid cooperation and support. Special thanks to Mr. Loney, or class sponsor, for his tremendous help and guidance. Good luck and all the success in the world to each and every one of you. John Chung L-ll Class President H-ll OFFICERS AND CLASS COUNCIL Doug Ferguson, President Anna Sherriffs, Vice-President Carole Iwata, Secretary Lynn Higgins, Treasurer Pokey Schwab, Social Secretary T i 4 go ' a . ' % Jjjj dj. H-ll Class President’s Message It has been both interesting and enjoyable being class president this term. With the able support of our many homeroom representatives we accomplished all that we set out to do. Especially gratifying was the cooperation of the low-eleven class in presenting our Junior Prom. Our sponsor, Mr. Waltz, was very helpful in his contribution of print shop time and materials. The term was successful financially, due largely to the spirited volun- teer work. Thanks again for the opportunity to serve as H-ll president. Douglas Ferguson H-ll Class President 57 H-10 OFFICERS AND CLASS COUNCIL Dave Bertoli, President Sandy Waters, Vice-President Mary Higgs, Secretary ' Keith Robinson, Treasurer Jill Nealson, Social Secretary H-10 Class ' President’s Message Now that our first year at BHS has ended, I feel that our sophomore class has had a very interesting year. If we continue for the next two years in the same spirit and cooperation our class will leave BHS with a wonderful record. I would like to thank our sponsor, Mr. Westover, for his help and guidance, our class council for their help in planning activities and our entire class for their assistance in making this a successful semester. Good luck to all of you! Dave Bertoli H-10 Class President 58 59 L-10 OFFICERS AND CLASS COUNCIL Art Johnson, President Lynn Hayworth, Vice -President Ann Singman, Secretary Katherine Takefuji, Treasurer Robin Smith, Social Secretary L-10 Class President’s Message Our first semester at Berkeley High has been a big success. Our class has lots of spirit. It has been a privilege to have been president of the L-10 class and to have had the opportunity to serve on the BOC representing our class. The homeroom representatives of our class have been very helpful in making our first semester successful. I wish to thank them, the class officers, and our sponsor, Mr. Rajander, for helping so much. I hope the rest of you L-lO’s have enjoyed your first semester at Berkeley High as much as I have, and the best of luck to all of you next semester. Art Johnson L-10 Class President 60 61 classroom scenes ■ 1 1 1 ■ (S3 J yggif? ■h - . 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SECOND ROW : Jo Ann Playter, Julie Duffield, Paula Stone, Jean Thompson, Vilate Gardner, Judy Thrasher, Dave Roberts, Don Seaton, Rob Gardner, Mike Manley. THIRD ROW: Eric Nissi, Bill White, Jim Talley, Bill Peterson, Tom Gonser, Stewart West, Bob Laddish, Renny Babbington, Pete Scott, Dave Grether, Mike Ritchie. THE HIGH SENIOR CLASS OF JUNE 1 9 $6 Presents YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU By Hart and Kaufman THE CAST Penelope Sycamore Essie Rheba Paul Sycamore- Mr. De Pinna Ed Cora . — Vilate Gardner, Paula Stone -Marian Glasspool, Pan Gallick -Jean Thompson -Stuart West, Bob McManus Pete Scott, Bill Peterson Donald Martin Vanderhof— Alice Henderson Dave Roberts, Bob Gardiner Judy Thrasher Bill White Frank Kidner Tony Kirby Boris Kolenkhov -Terry Whitehand, Ann Ruggeri Mike Ritchie, Jack Gibson Mike Manley, Dave Grether Eric Nessi Gay Wellington Sue Cuddeback, Margaret Carr, Marilyn Dill Mr. Kirby Tom Gonser, Jim Tally Mrs. Kirby Karen Warner, Jean Wentworth Three Men — Olga -Rennie Babbington, Bob Laddish, Don Seaton Ann Brennen The scene is the home of Martin Vanderhof, New York. operetta the fortune teller t CAST OF CHARACTERS Fresco, a Balletmaster Mayne Smith Count Berezowski, Commandant of Secret Police Frank Kidner Scott Evers Rickey Gilbert Stan Hakmiller Bob Shaw First Agent, Secret Police. . Second Agent, Secret Police. Third Agent, Secret Police — Lt. Timar, Royal Hussars Lt. Almir, Royal Hussars Wanda, of the Opera Ballet Vera, of the Opera Ballet Irma, of the Opera Ballet Capt. Ladislaus, Royal Hussars. Sandor, a gypsy musician Musette, a gypsy fortune teller. Boris, elder gypsy Vaninka, Queen of the Gypsies. Mme. Pompon, a prima donna .David Hodghead Sandra Read Nina Paulson Linda Wyckoff Fred Games Mike Manlev Terie Anderson .Rennie Babington Jean Thompson Barbara Yates Kit Aldrich George Dealey Frank DeCarbonel Doug Gompertz Peter Green Paul Hoisington Betty Burnett Mary Chappelle Gloria Clive Susan Cockins Pat Cripps Terry Garthwaite Janet Hirano Sydney Hopper FFUSSARS Barno Hordos Tom Hori Ron Kiger Jack McFarland Pete Newton Bill Parker BALLET GIRLS Terry Johnson Orr Kahey Barbara March Jenita Martin Jean Merrill Bonnie O’Brien Ellin Olson Marjorie Ong Ron Robinson Gary Soderlund Dick Talbott Brjan Thomte Ron Webb Linda Palmquist Jacqueline Ranks Carol Sawdey Dona Smith Sheryl Stevens Rosemary Sutherland Dean Thompson Alice Yuan Gail Ajello Ernest Akaba Barbara Aungst Sue Bardin Barbara Benschotter Margaret Blythe Sandra Borg Carol Brownell Gale Canham Margaret Carr Dan Colbourn Nebby Crawford Betty Dixon Julie Duffield Janet Dunn Susan Dunlap GYPSIES Sunya Evans Don Ferrari Marilyn Gelsvik Nancy Gunderson Bobbie Hunter Lori Lane Helmut Lange Elaine Lawson Karin Lundberg Joan Masters Mary Ann McHenry Mary Ann McPherson Claire Molamphy Mary Morse Jo Ann Myers Betty Peel Lucy Ratcliff Moira Reesor G. Riddlebarger Julia Rollins Carol Tomlinson Pat Toombs Marilyn Varney Ardis Wade Karen Warner Bruce West Stewart West Barbara Whitby Peggy Yarwood Lois Young Trench Diane Albo Toni Frazer Dagmar Givant Marian Glasspool Faris Johnston Pat Ward Irish Peggy Jo Mathews Mary Jo Lamey Mary Ann McHenry DANCERS Waltzers Eric Nissi Pan Gallick Ballet Marcia Beck Mary Lawrence Wendy Kohler Spanish Judy Cesena Gypsies Mary Higgs Carol Atkins Jean Smith Jane Gilbert Euradell Logan Betty Asaro Bunny Estes Deloris Morrison Judy Welch 82 u u o o This term has been a very busy one for the Concert Band and a most successful one. The band played for the Berkeley All-School Festival, District Music Festi- val at Hayward, assemblies and concerts. A new band administration was formed and band sweaters were introduced this term. The band activities this spring included a very successful picnic at Tilden Park, a ski trip to Dodge Ridge, and a picnic at Searsville. A small wind ensemble called the Little Concert Band” played for noon shows and special concerts and as- semblies. Many thanks go to the officers: Seeley Dole, vice-president; Penny Lorenz, secretary-treasurer; Madeiline Severine, social chairman; Tom Thurman, business manager; and to Mr. Lutt, director. Fred Ervast, President BHS Concert Band Spring 19 56 Activity of the Dance Band has been solely prepar- ing for school dances. The Dance Band also played for the spring Talent Assembly. The Junior Prom, Sopho- more H op, and the Senior Ball were the important dates for this group this spring. Judy Cesena, dancer, and Marilyn Garcia, singer, helped the band perform at all events. The band is sporting new powder blue dinner jackets paid for by dance dates. Mikey Soto, Student Director Mr. Lutt, Sponsor i 84 The Berkeley High Concert Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Haynes, was kept quite busy this term. Many were chosen to play in the Pacific Music Clinic Orchestra at Stockton, and almost everyone was in an ensemble of one type or another for the California Music Festival held in Hayward, May 5. Many school functions were supported by the orchestra’s music — assemblies, the operetta Fortune Teller,” the senior play, and graduation. The officers are David Eakin, president; Marcia Beck, vice-president; Judy Thrasher, secretary-treas- urer; and Helen Winnie, social secretary. Don Weiler- stein is concertmaster and student conductor. David Eakin President The A Cappella Choir made up of over eighty voices and under the direction of Dr. Earl Blakeslee have participated in many different programs this last term. We have performed at such outside organizations as churches, YMCA, Veterans of Foreign Wars, the Music Festival at San Mateo and many others. Also included among our many activities was our annual picnic at Stinson Beach. The officers of the choir are as follows: Vice-president, Bill Blythe; secretary, Linda Wyckoff; treasurer, Sandy Read; robes, Mike Manley Lorie Lane, Bill Parker; librarians, Sue Seavey, Barbara Yates, Jacqueline Ranks, and the pianist, Sandra Tay- lor. Stuart West President 85 cappella choir concert orchestra — 11 ■ chamber orchestra choraliers boys’ glee 88 SPRING 19 56 ALAMEDA COUNTY ATHLETIC LEAGUE GAMES Baseball Bishop O’Dowd Albany Mt. Diablo High Fremont Cal Frosh Castlemont McClymonds Mission San Lorenzo Hayward High Encinal El Cerrito Harry Ells JV Alameda Harry Ells JV Richmond San Lorenzo Hayward Encinal El Cerrito — Alameda De Anza JV Richmond - March 9 ..March 13 ..March 16 -March 20 -March 21 -March 23 —April 3 April 4 April 10 —April 13 April 17 —April 20 April 20 April 24 —April 27 May 1 May 4 May 8 May 1 0 May 1 5 May 1 8 -.-May 22 May 2 5 Basketball Schedule San Lorenzo Hayward Encinal El Cerrito Alameda Piedmont ... Richmond -February 7 -February 10 -February 14 . February 17 -February 21 . February 24 February 28 Golf Schedule PRACTICE MATCHES March 19 San Lorenzo at Tilden April 2 El Cerrito at Mira Vista April 9 El Cerrito at Tilden April 16 Open April 23 Hayward at Tilden LEAGUE MATCHES April 30 Berkeley Host at Tilden May 7 Alameda Host at Alameda May 14 El Cerrito Host at Mira Vista May 21 Richmond Host at Richmond Tennis Schedule March 9 Vallejo at Berkeley March 13 Alameda at Berkeley March 14 St. Mary’s at Berkeley March 1 6 Berkeley at Hayward March 20 Berkeley at Richmond March 23 El Cerrito at Berkeley April 2 St. Mary’s at Berkeley April 4 Piedmont at Berkeley April 11 Berkeley at Alameda April 17 Burlingame at Berkeley April 18 Hayward at Berkeley April 25 Richmond at Berkeley May 2 Berkeley at El Cerrito May 8 Berkeley at Piedmont Sivimming Schedule March 5 George Washington March 9 Lowell March 14 Tech and Cal Frosh March 15 Hayward March 20 1 Mt. Diablo March 22 San Leandro April 5 El Cerrito April 6 Albany April 13 Cal Frosh and Oakland High April 17 Lick Wilmerding April 19 Richmond April 24 — Mt. Tamalpais April 26 Bellarmine May 2 ACAL Trials May 4 ACAL Finals May 11 NCS Diving May 12 NCS Finals T rack Schedule March 6 Oakland Tech March 9 Encinal March 13 San Leandro March 1 6 Oakland High March 20 El Cerrito March 23 Fremont April 3 Castlemont April 4— Bishop O’Dowd, St. Joseph’s JV April 6 Alameda April 7 All Star, Cal Frosh Apr. 10 12 Mt. Diablo, Pacifica April 13 Harry Ells, De Anza April 14 El Cerrito Relays April 17 Hayward April 20 CSD April 2 1 Martinez Relays April 24 Richmond April 27 San Lorenzo May 4 Piedmont May 9 ACAL May 11 ACAL May 18 North Coast Division May 2 5 -.Berkeley B Jr. High Meet May 26 North Coast Section June 2 State Meet m. s ■ • r | W I ™ ' , ' -miA- s e k« - As the Pod went to press all live Berkeley teams were in strong contention for their respective ACAL championships. An ex- tensive intramural program had also been added, under the supervision of Mr. Frank Gross. Stars who deserve mention are Dave Newsom, Jim Warner, and Lloyd Henry in golf, and Jim Ronan, Phil Koenig, Rod Dorse, and Dick Jochums in swimming. The baseball team is predominately seniors with Wright, Blunt, Brudney, Daniels, Leon, and Wilson carrying the load. Conversely sophomores dominate the tennis picture. Mike Far- rell, Bill Hoogs, and Steve Chandler are outstanding here. The track team won the ACAL and NCS championships. The relay team of Allums, DeWitt, Johnson and Dorsey repre- sented Berkeley in the State Meet in Chico, June 2. Pete Heyman Sports Editor 90 FIRST ROW, left to right: Larry Leon, Pete Herb, Dave Brudney, Paul Daniels, Elwayne Andrade, Bobo Kidd, Nat Garth, Rich Swank, Jim Parsons. SECOND ROW : Harry Chandler, Alton Wilson, John Warner, Ed Crouch, Jim Warren, Lloyd Henry, Dave Newsom, Roy Dones, Gary Soderlund. THIRD ROW: Rod Dorse, Gary Good- enough, Don Castain, Jim Warner, Villard Wright, Cebron Russ, John Froines, Rudy Johnson, Mr. Wilson. FOURTH ROW: Phil Koenig, Dave Dutton, Henry Dorsey, Bill Vaughn, Rolf Dahl, Joel Carey, John Martin, Bob Kurtz, Art Blunt, Jim Eastin. FIRST ROW, left to right: Bob Baker, Larry Hanks, Jim Huseby, Leroy Brown, Rudy Johnson, Nat Garth, Rudy Torres. SECOND ROW : Tom Flori, Bob Harms, Bob McKinney, Pete Herb, Bob Amos, Pete Scott. THIRD ROW : Mr. McFarland, Rod Dorse, Dave Al- varez, Tom Martinsen, Steve Vaughan. BLOCK B The Block B Society was composed of forty-two members this term. The majority of the members were engaged in Spring sports and other school activities. However, otir semi- annual Dads’ Night” and our annual Pot-Luck Supper” provided enjoyment for everyone. I would like to take this opportunity to thank our officers: Paul Daniels, vice-president; Ted Davis, secre- tary-treasurer; and Jim Gillen, sergeant-at-arms. Our gratitude also goes to Mr. Wilson, our sponsor, who gave us fine guidance and advice. Last but not least, I would like to thank all the members of the Block B for their help and cooperation. Serving on the Board of Control as the president of this organization does, has been an honor I’ll always remember. CIRCLE B Spring is the most active season for the Circle B. Most of our members were supporting their school in one of the many spring sports, including swimming, tennis, track, baseball, golf, and basketball. Although comparatively smaller in number than the Block B, we were still able to raise enough money for our traditional Emil Lamar scholarship of $5 0. We again sponsored the faculty-varsity baseball game. I would like to thank every Circle B member and especially my co-officers, Larry Hanks, vice-president; Leroy Brown, secretary-treasurer; and Mr. McFarland, our sponsor, for helping to make this term a great success. Jim Huseby Circle B President Dave Brudney President of the Block B Society 91 block b’ and circle BASEBALL SQUAD C« The best all-around team in the Alameda County Athletic League best described this year’s baseball squad. Coach George Wilson had a talented group of boys. After having a t orrid practice season, the Jacket nine took second place in ACAL competition. The pitching staff was the uncertain spot in Coach Wilson’s team, but with the help of Dave Brudney, Ron Allen, Algie Kidd and Ray Salvo, the horsehiders downed some excellent clubs. The booming bats of Villard Wright, Paul Daniels, Art Blunt, Alton Wilson, Dan Talley, Larry Leon, Nathan DiBianca and Johnell Fields provided the needed runs for the second spot place. BOYS’ PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Scott, Mr. Gross, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Hacker, Mr. Silva, Mr. Moffett, Mr. Erickson. 92 VARSITY Harry Chandler, Larry Bar- clay, Henry Dorsey, Bill Vaughn and Den Castain made up Sid Scott’s first string most of the season. Andy Morse, Mike An- derson, Bill White, Forest Am- mons and Jim Eastin also figured prominently in the Varsity pic- ture. Paced by Larry Barclay, who made All-ACAL, the Jack- ets nearly upset the champion El Cerrito squad twice, losing both contests by only four points. The Jacket casabamen had an over-all record of 14 wins and 6 losses. They finished fourth in the ACAL, with 8 wins in 15 games. JV The JVs had a very fine season, winning 10 and losing 4 in league play. This included an upset over the league champion Rich- mond. The JV team consisted of Capt. Ray Buckley, Pappy” Simmons, Bob Wonder, Le Van Patton, Steve Chandler, Mike Sarkela, Dave Alvarez and many others. Recognition should also go to Mr. Ray Silva, as this was his first year as coach of the JV team. He did a very fine job. BEE Although they took third in ACAL competition, the Berkeley Bees had a very fine over-all record of 13 wins and 5 losses. Coached by Elgin Erickson, the Bees won their first 1 1 games in a row. However, they met cham- pion El Cerrito on Friday the thirteenth and lost a heartbreaker by one point. Pete Herb and Pete Scott consistently spark- plugged the Bee offensive. 93 basketball graduating letter men 94 HENRY DORSEY Track, Basketball, Cross-Country HARRY CHANDLER Football, Tennis, Basketball BILL VAUGHN Football, Tennis, Basketball DICK KEATING Track, Basketball, Tennis DON CASTAIN Basketball, Track JIM EASTIN Basketball, Track PETE HERB Basketball, Tennis VILLARD WRIGHT Football, Baseball DAVE BRUDNEY Baseball ED CROUCH Track PAUL DANIELS Football TED DAVIS Football PHIL KOENIG Swimming LARRY LEON Baseball RICH SWANK Swimming AL KIDD Baseball JIM WARREN Football ALTON WILSON Baseball GARY SODERLUND Football JIM PARSONS Football JOHN WARNER Golf JIM GILLEN Football LEROY BROWN Swimming bob McKinney Basketball JIM HUSEBY Swimming TOM HORI Swimming GREG ZOOK Swimming BOB HARMS Track STEVE VAUGHAN Swimming BOB BAKER Track PETE SCOTT Basketball ALLEN UNSWORTH Track FORREST AMMONS Basketball BILL WHITE Basketball MIKE ANDERSON Basketball GEORGE DEALEY Basketball ELWAYNE ANDRADE Basketball Manager BARNO HORDO Swim and Track Manager JOHN MARTIN Football Manager GARY GOODENOUGFI Track Manager 95 graduating lettermen VARSITY TRACK This year Berkeley had one of its best track teams in many years. Paced by Cebron Russ, Fred De- Witt, Henry Dorsey, Rudy Johnson, and Ed Crouch, the Jacket Thinclads won all the ACAL meets except one. At the start of the season the track team went to the Martinez Relays and re- turned with three new relay records. These were the 440 (32.2), the 880 (129.5), and the mile (3.24) . At the end of the season Berkeley won the ACAL and North Coast championships. One of the high points of the season was the meet with Richmond. Although not favored to win, the Jackets upset the Oilers in one of the most exciting meets of the year. Rudy Jackson, the star sprinter from Richmond, won the 100 yard dash. However in the 220, Fred DeWitt edged him by half a step. The time was a tremendous 21.5, breaking a school record which had stood since 1927. As this Pod goes to press, five members of the team are at Chico, participating in the State meet. If they all do their best times, Berkeley has a chance to capture the State title. BEE TRACK The Berkeley High B’s coached by Rich Hacker, have really poured on the steam in ACAL compe- tition. Jackie Williams, and Dan Hooper were the outstanding stars. In the meet with Richmond, Williams ran the 3 30 in 3 6.9, which is really only one-tenth of a second away from the school record. Dan Hooper also holds the record for the 660. Others who have helped the team are Honson Lim, Allen Unsworth, Harvie Holmes, J. Moultrie, Harvie Miller and Jim Bowman. In the ACAL meet Williams was first in the 15 0. Later he also won this race in the NC Division with a record time of 15.1. (Cad jllQsi Aw-, Q ■ 96 VARSITY SWIMMING With several excellent individual stars picking up most of the points, Berkeley High paddled itself right into the thick of the ACAL picture. A highlight of the early season was the meet with Hayward. Although the mermen lost, the meet was not decided until the last race. By the end of April Berkeley High had a 9 won, 6 lost record. This fine record was the result of the expert coaching the boys had from Coaches Frank Gross and Ray Silva. Both of them have worked long and hard to shape the team into one of the finest ever. Main point getters for the team were Jim Ronan in the 200 free style, Phil Koenig in the diving, Rich Jochums in the 1 5 0-yard individual medley, Dave Alvarez in the 100-yard backstroke, and Tom Mar- tinsen and Rod Dorse in the 100-yard free style. The future should be very bright as many of these boys are sophs and juniors. BEE SWIMMING At midseason, the Bee swimmers had fared a little better than their big Varsity brothers. The Bees had a record of five wins out of six meets. They should do even better as they gain experience. Next year many of the present B’s will be on the Varsity team. The most consistent point getters for the junior mermen were Pete Eubanks, Rich Wayland and Jim Webb. Although there are always some stars on every team, there are many boys who also add their talents. Some of the other boys who provide the depth are Wayland and Murari in the 5 0-yard free style; Ulsh, Walsh, and Zemsky in the 100- yard breast; Webb and Salsbury in the 50-yard back stroke; Wayland and Dawson in the 100-yard free style, and Brown in the diving. Others on the team are Tanaka, Vish, Tsukamoto, and Vaughan. 97 swimming This season the Golf team was third in ACAL competition. The squad, coached by Elgin Erick- son, did not lose a regular season match. They ended third in the finals. They beat teams like San Lor- enzo, El Cerrito and Alameda. The Golf team was lead by Dave Newsome and Lloyd Henry, who had very fine records all year. Others who added their excellent talents to the squad were Mike Staley, Craig Hoyt, Paul Shalmy Dave Barnett and Dave Mathews. This year the Berkeley Tennis team had one of the strongest squads in years. They finished in first place, winning their tenth championship in 12 years. Five sophomores — Mike Farrell, Steve Chan- dler, Bill Hoogs, Jim McManus and Tony Pruce were individual stars. The doubles were made up by Tierry Konig, Normal Breslow, Bog Gardiner and Bill Demster. Mike Farrell, the number one player, won the North Coast championship at Stanford. i! J TRAMPOLINE BASKETBALL This term Mr. Gross had another fine group of boys out for intramural sports. Intramural sports is one of the most im- portant parts of the sports picture at Berkeley High. It gives the boys who don’t excel in any one sport and who still like to participate, a terrific chance to play with teams of about the same size and ability. Basketball, tennis, and trampoline made up the spring intramural sport schedule. To the great surprise of all, there were many who turned out this spring, especially for basketball. There are ten teams in basketball, with about six boys on a team. The ten squads are divided into two leagues, the A and B. The other sports of tennis and tram- poline also had a very good turnout. Those who have only a small knowledge of tennis and trampoline had a very good chance to come out, learn and enjoy themselves. TENNIS TT 99 intramural GAA COUNCIL FIRST ROW, left to right: Lor- raine Makishima, Barbara Freed, Pam Fox, Sara Henderson, Linda Larsen, Connie Hays, Ann Hol- lock, Susan Kjarsgaard. SECOND ROW: June Farley, Nancy Loomis, Miss Barrow, Sharon Pope, Louise Huang. GIRLS’ PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHERS FIRST ROW, left to right: Mrs. McClenaghan. Miss Anderson, Miss Richardson. Mrs. Bremer, Miss Powell. SECOND ROW: Miss Hopkins, Mrs. Staley, Sirs. Erickson, Miss Barrow, Mrs. Johnson. The GAA is the organization which encourages participation in organized sports by all girls in Berkeley High. Membership in the association is open to everyone through participation in one or more of the sports clubs. JThe past term was divided into two sports sessions. In the first session the active clubs vjere Badminton, Tennis, Swim, Sinkers and Dance. In the second half activity was cen- tered in the Softball, Tennis, Dance, Lifesaving and Recreational Swim clubs. The activities of the GAA are governed by the council and the GAA officers. The Council consists of last term’s officers and two representatives from each club. The officers this term were Sara Henderson, vice-president; Pam Fox, secretary; and Connie Hays, treasurer. sjf . . 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