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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1957 volume:

L C Tajcl QdCO fj t v$. t M 7A (5 F AF £ y- TO u)(Urv f WOpT T uoT ,9 C u asSK pT 'Vz.ieyi S£ . AT cStv T o T T' AfA 4j � e T°t VQtX =. y tuy X'J:S , SIA Qfc He drew a circle that shut me out— Heretic, rebel, a thing to flout. But Love and I had the wit to win: We drew a circle that took him in. -EDWIN MARKHAM OjU3ur P- YYU, J JL H- o Jh xy J y, -$u v c tar yyvOiM' Cti CVC WO cXouaofl-o 0 (f C e«, Afc' cfe- .8m A o £X OLLA PODRIDA FALL 1957 I After all, there is but one race—humanity. GEORGE MOORE OLLA PODRI DA FALL 1957 BERKELEY HIGH Berkeley, California PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Graduation is over. The Auditorium is empty. The Seniors have left our Campus and compulsory school days are over. What has the three-year attendance at Berkeley High School meant to the graduating Seniors? Has it provided them with the necessary tools for earning a living, attending college, or becoming a useful and law-abiding citizen in the community? Our school has been a living laboratory in Human Relations. All the students from all of Berkeley have attended our school, and we have tried to prove that all races and religions can live in peace and work in harmony. This lesson alone will be most useful in later life, if practiced as you have practiced it during your school days. I hope that you have learned to judge people as individuals, at the same time remembering that all individuals differ and sometimes it is our difference that binds us closer together. If all individuals were good, the world too would be good. Your education should have prepared you to meet this challenge. Someone has said, ' Strangers are friends we have not met yet. How true! Your Principal, J. Elwin LeTendre 4 In a day, in an age, in a world where unity means strength and power, we cannot afford to rely on myopic vision—that process of drawing a circle about ourselves. For we may be the center of the circle, but NEVER the circumference. Berkeley High—the students and faculty—have shown few symptoms of this myopic vision, this narrowness. Rather we have set an example for the world to follow. A large, mixed group, we live together peaceably without having to be forced into it. In our unity, we lead . . . others and ourselves. But we are not as far advanced as some might have us think. We believe that we have come a long way in our progress. We have. But the end is not yet in sight. We must continue to make bigger circles and to enlarge the ones we have already made. We have only begun. The Pod Staff has tried to capture and record our progress for you to see. We are proud of it and we hope that you will share our pride. Now may I offer to you and to the world, the product of the unity of the Pod Staff and the leadership of Mrs. Sidney Wales, the Fall 1957 Olla Podrida ... a symbol of unity and leadership. Gail Harnett Editor r r i i i i i i i i i i i r r r rrrrrrrrr FACULTY Mr. Akay. Mitt Alton . Mr. Amdahl. Mr. Andarjon. Mr. Atturia, Mr Mr. Mr. BoIIhi, Barrueio Dr Blakatlaa Mr,. Blakey Mr. 8o hna, Mr. Boyca. Mr . Bunt , Mr. Cabun, Mr Calhoun, Mu Campball. Mr.f Cann, Mr. Carr. M i, C r� tan, M r . Ca idy. Mr,. Clark Mr. Collin, Dr. Coop.OMr. CopU,,. Mr • CorjMr. Cummin,. Mr. Daou t, Mr. Day. Mr. Dunk. Mr. Dunkum. Mr. Dunlap. Mr. Bilar . Mr Jimary cj n 0 • F gj Mr. Fiadlar, Mr. Filut. Mr,, (,ragar,on. Mr. H«ck r M .HaWNaj, M.« H«r«ood. M H.rnandai. Mr,. Haydan. Mr. Hitch. Mr,. Hogan M.,, ,MmMr MicDonaVd Mr! Man,ka. Mr,! Mr,. Laopold. Mr. Lind.t.dt, Mr. lonay Mr,. Lund MU, NobU Mi,, Nyman. Mi„ McClanaghan. Mr McGuira. Mr. Mankan. Mr. Moffat , Mr. NaaUon. M, N,.wn M-m nod a Mr. Ochoa Dr. Ol,on. Mr,. ONaill. Mr. 0,tarhof� . Mitt P C«. Mr. fMHri© . Mr. Pandlaton. Mr,. r.n � . . � R J?harl- M,‘? Mr- B«rnoldt. Mr,. Raynold,. Mr,. Rica. Mr. Rica. Mr,. Rict u,' SI: kR.®dr'e9u0 JXj M .‘- ?.“• M R“lohon- Mr, Ryan. Mr. Schrump. Mr,. Schwimlay. Mr. Scott. Mi- Scott, Mr. Sagadm Mitt Shadd Mr Silva. Mr . Small. Mr,. Smid. Mr. Solomon. Mr,. Spark,. Mr. Stockdala. Mr iV r Ml“ Mf J.ud,“Mr . Ulry. Or. Urlaub. Mr. VanWayn.n, Mr,. Vincant. Mr wJ . x i.«Mf- W.Vhbw ?‘ Mf W M,”JVf!,C'lir,b!u.nI- Mr- Wanrlch. Min Wa,ton. Mr. Wa,tov.,. M Whittad. Mi„ William,. Mr. Wilton. Mr,. Wilton, and Mr Wooduda. NURSES: Mr,. Latnini and Mi« Hookin, A SISTANT LIBRARIANS: M „ Wood. Mr,. Ca.-all. SECRETARIES: Mi„ Carl,on Mr, Macplrland Mm N.maM Mr' Gordon. Mr,. Harlamoff, Mr,. Waltar, Mi„ Shaw, Mi„ Cannon. Mr. Roy Okarjtrom. accountant. Mr J Elwi LaTandra. principal . .. Clasp the hands and know the thoughts of men in other lands. MR. WENDELL WOODSIDE From Summit, Now Jortoy The American Field Service was organized to bring the countries of the world closer together by the exchange of high school students. A program of this type was long in becoming a success, but this last summer 724 American Students were sent abroad, and an equal number came to this country this fall. Berkeley High School participated in the A.F.S. program this year, bringing two students from abroad and sending three students to Europe. Martha Ellis lived in Finland. Walter Moore lived in Germany, and Peter Green lived in Spain. Our foreign students are Helen Colvin from New Zealand and Luigi Ostellino from Italy. Berkeley High School is only one of many schools participating in the American Field Service program bringing students from twenty countries together to exchange ideas—fulfilling the A.F.S. motto. “Walk together, talk together O' ye people of the earth, for then, and only then shall ye have peace.” BHS EXCHANGE STUDENTS. I9S7-S8. loft to right: Poto Groan. Holon Colvin. Woltor Moor . Marty Ellis. Luigi Oitollino. 8 YELL LEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Earl Moycri, Dick Rahm, Steve Phillips. Larry Jones, and Jim McManus. POMPON GIRLS LEFT TO RIGHT: Diane Darnell. Patty Cho, Sylvia Kassebohm, Donna McColly, Judy Shirok. and Tammy Taylor. 9 BICYCLE COURT JUDGES The duty of the Bicycle Court Judges is to provide a court for persons (usually adolesconts) convicted of violating a Berkeley Bicycle Ordinance. Justice is the first goal and democracy is the ultimato goal. The court is by the Borkoloy Police Dept, and is in regulation with the Alameda court system. Each judge takes part in tho court for four consecutive times. Each time he or she works up a position. On the fourth time at court he or she is Chief Justice. LEFT TO RIGHT: Calvert Moor . Judy Kysh, Peter Rich. SAFETY COUNCIL The Berkeley High Safety Council is an organization of students and teachers who are interested in maintaining safe conditions in and about the school. Membership is voluntary, but a primary requisite is an intorost in safety. Meetings are held twice a month. Some activities investigated by the council—are shower room floors refinishod to prevent slipping. designing of instruction cards for air and firo drills, a safoty exhibit, a radio program. At prosent. plans aro boing mado for a safety chock on student automobiles. The chairman of tho council is Dr. Urlaub. ROW I, left to right: Ev Brassier. Carol Kaleva, Martha Ellis, Mr. Solomon. ROW II: Mr. Stoekdal . Calvert Moor . Bob Gordon, Tim Laddish, Or. Urlaub. JUNIOR RED CROSS The Junior Rod Cross, which represents BHS at the Albany-Borkeloy Chapter, co-hosted the 400 member Regional Conference which was held at the University of California in November. Under the council's quidance. the Art. Drama, and Shop classes participated in many activities which benefited hospitalized and unfortunate people everywhere. A varioty show was presented for the hospitalized soldiers at Parks Air Force Base Hospital and at Oak Knoll Hospital. ROW I. Uft to right: Bonn! Sturdivant, Robin Milcz wtki. Kathy Minor, Janice Smith, Carol Russell. Shirley Lobdell, Muriel Nelson. ROW II: Carol Diets-chy, Ellen Dietschy, Janice Kruse. 10 i-f I know no safe depository of the ultimate powers of society but the people themselves. .) -THOMAS JEFFERSON governing bodies PETER GREEN Pratidcnt STEVE CHANDLER Vic«-Pr«sid nt NANCY HACK Treasurer JUDY BURTON Secretary STEVE PHILIPS Head Yell Leader The final test of a leader is that he leaves behind him in other men the conviction and the will to carry on. -WALTER LIPPMANN BOARD OF CONTROL As I was first handed the gavel of leadership of this school, I was told, ' Pete, here is your place in the sun, but alas, look how the fog is rolling in. I must admit at first things looked very shaky. Starting a semester on the red side of the ledger was only one of the many obstacles that were seemingly in the way of a successful term. But before a month of school had ended, the student body had formed a team which could not be beaten. The sale of student body cards reached a goal never before attempted—2,500. The RIVALRY, the senior play. THE DESK SET. the musical, BABES IN TOYLAND. and the success of this POD, all these were victories achieved by your team. But perhaps the greatest product of this team was the great uplifting of school spirit. Were we glad when our football squad found the winning ways and won the Northen Division ACAL crown and capped it with the great game against Capuchino! But how far would your team have gone without excellent coaches. Special acknowledgment is due Mr. LeTendre, Mr. Moffett. Mrs. Nealson, Mrs. Schwimley, Mr. Lutt and many, many others. There are many, many things which I can not begin to mention. But let me express my thanks to the Board of Control for making your team a cooperative unit, the Daily Jacket for making so many things possible, and let me thank the Associated Students of Berkeley High School for giving me the opportunity to be a member of your team. Thank you and good luck always. Pete Green 12 JOHN CHUNG H 12 Praddant FRED TUEMMLER L 12 Praddant GEORGE RUBEN H II Praddont CONRAD CHEVAZ L II Prasidant MIKE CARTER H 10 Praddant GENE HENNEN L 10 Praddant STEVE HAVIS Block B MR. WILLIS NEALSON Vice-Principal AL BATCHELDER Rally Committaa BARBARA WHITBY Sanior Friand ALICE YUAN G.A. PAM FOX G.A.A. JANE SAMMIS Publications MARTY ELLIS D.M.S. Council WALTER MOORE Honor Sociaty GIRLS7 ASSOCIATION ALICE YUAN President The time has come for me to say good-bye. My term as your Girls Association President has been my best term in Berkeley High School. I'm so very grateful for this opportunity. Our success this term is due to the efficiency of our officers and G.A. Representatives, the guidance of Mrs. Ulry and Mrs. Schwimley. and of course, to your co-operation as well. Thank you so much for letting me serve you. Best wishes. Alice Yuan G.A. President SEELEY DOLE Vice-President SHERYL STEVENS Secretary MRS. MURIEL ULRY Dean of Girl NANCY GRAY Treasurer MAY HESSINt Social Secretai G A COUNCILS 12 h GRADE Nth GRADE 10th GRADE 15 WALTER MOORE President SUSAN KJARSGAARD Vice-President JEAN GALLAGHER Secretary-Treasurer HONOR SOCIET The foundation of every s MYRON LEE BOB VERHOOGEN Vic -Pr« id«nt Protidont CAROLYN CROUCH Secretary-Treasurer SPECIAL PRIVILEGE SEALBEARERS ROW I. Uft to right: Jean Merrill. Flore Foo. Patsy Barrington. ROW I. left to right: Pet Keller. Carolyn Crouch. Dorothy Coltrin. Nine Paitorino. Jene Semmi . Sereh Dunlap ROW II: Deve Nawsom, Don Weil- Judy Burton, Seeley Dole. ROW II: Diene Ron. Susan Hutchinson, Lenore Uyeyeme. erstein, Myron Let. Bob Verhoogen, Pete Eubenks. Normen Shelby Sempson. Jenet Smith. Merthe Ellis. Becky Beird. Sheryl Stevens. BACK Breslow, Ed Miller. ROW: Berry Dorfmen. Welter Mo re. Eve Bressler. Don Chetfee. Eerl Ma,eri. T m Ladd sh. 8cb Gordon. Philip Anderson. Douglas Watcher, Andrej Jurger.s. Joseph Asllng, Michael Yokoto. HONOR SOCIETY Berkeley High School has continually proven itself outstanding academically, and this year we have received nation-wide recognition for our scho'astic standards. Ranked after an extensive survey among the top thirty-eight high schools in the United States, Berkeley High can proudly look back on a very exceptional record. To what may this success be attributed: the facilities? the activity program? the excellent faculty and administration? These, yes, and combined they create an atmosphere for learning where one may receive the opportunity and initiative for scholarship. And too. we may proudly say that this opportunity is open and available to all. Once again Honor Society has completed another successful semester; our scholarships were financed chiefly by our Fun Night concession and hatchecking handled this term by Lenore Uyeyama. Miss Repetto, assisted by Mr. Nelson and Mrs. Ryan, was the sponsor; the officers have been Susan Kjarsgaard, vice-president. Jean Gallagher, secretary-treasurer, and Board Members Mary Anne Stuart and Earl Mayeri, whose suggestions and criticism have been of great assistance. Walt Moore Honor Society President C S F The Berkeley High School Chapter of the California Scholastic Federation has continued to thrive as an active and sound organization. Notwithstanding the ruling passed down by the Attorney General, the CSF had an interesting and pleasant tour of the Standard Oil Refinery per gratis. However, there were no slope concessions. The high-senior Sealbearers were honored at a Berkeley Lions Club luncheon. My sincere thanks to Myron. Carolyn, and our sponsors for their kind and beneficial assistance. The best of success and happiness. Robert Verhoogen CSF President 18 FRONT ROW. Uft � o riqht: Julia Gavay, Pal Lily. Alica Yuan. Gail Harnatt, Joa Cardoza. Pata Green. Nancy Hack, Pat 8drrmgton. Barbara Chandler, Sheryl Steven . May Hassinq. SECOND ROW: Mary Bowen. Mr. Ehlar . Nina Pastor-ino, Cathi Tilton. Jana Pottiton. Barbara Hattinq . Helen Fisher, Judy Ky h. Joan Dorsey, Marty Ellis, Sherri Todar, Diana Ross, Jean Virta, Cathlean Daily, Donna Hart. THIRD ROW: Dave Borson, Walter Moore. Merv Rasmussen, Carola Rhode, Pata Eubanks. Douq Jennings. Boq Gordon. Dave Newsom. Jim Warner, Dave Dickson, Mike Staley. Mark Marshall. FOURTH ROW: Gary Machunza, Fred Johansen, John Templeton, Bob Verhooqen, Ron MacDonald. Pete Mehren, Don Hall. SPEAKERS' BUREAU Let us freely hear both sides ' -THOMAS JEFFERSON Our Berkeley High Speakers’ Bureau of more than fifty members has enjoyed an active term of speaking to audiences in school and community. The bureau was represented in the Voice of Democracy contest by Barbara Chandler, Nancy Hack. Barbara Hastings. Susan Hoyt. Bob Gordon, Pete Green and Fred Johansen. First place honors were won by Pete Green. Bob Gordon was a close second. Speakers at American Legion Post No. 7 included Marty Ellis, Doug Jennings and Barbara Hastings. Panel discussions at Berkeley churches included: Is It Right To Fight and Teen-age Problems. School projects advocated by the entire bureau at home rooms, assemblies and classrooms included the sale of student body cards. Pods and tickets for the fund-raising production of The Rivalry, and the United Crusade drive. Berkeley Hi-Lites. a weekly radio program heard over KRE, and sponsored by the bureau, grew in popularity. Pete Green was editor; Bob Gordon, newscaster-engineer; with Dave Newsom and Tim Laddish a versatile two-man staff. Richard Ehlers, Sponsor FIRST ROW, Uft to right: Nina Editas. Shelby Sampson, Sharyl Stevens, Barbara Whitby. Gail Harnett. Penny Chapman. Gale Houston. Addie Brown. SECOND ROW: Barbara Callies. Elisabeth Hudson. Gayle Page. Nancy Brubaker, Jean Merrill, Leslie Hoff. Cynthia Cordiner, Suzanne Fife. Mrs. Ulry. Kax Fukutome. Joanne Kido. Karen Lindsay. Carole Rhoda, Nancy Flegal Wendy Nicol, Judy Kysh, Carol Uhlinger. THIRD ROW: Tamara Taylor, Shirley Lobdell. Kathy Katsebohm, Lynette Eyring. Janice Mills, Norma Delgado. Joan Dorsey, Barbara Yee, Susan Jennings. Sharon Low. Melania Hoh. Marjorie Harman, Diana Darnall. FOURTH ROW: Liz Latapie, Cathleen Dailey. Susan Kjarsgaard, Sarah Dunlap, Anne Best, Katie Thornton, Julia Gavey. Jeanette Stewart. Jean Virta, Ellen Jorgenson, Flora Foo, Patty Barrington Judy Shirek. MISSING: Karla Kobelt, Shelda Myers, Lois Henlin. Chairman BARBARA WHITBY SENIOR FRIENDS This term the Senior Friends have worked with the Girls' Association to fulfill the motto— Friendship and Service. We have helped to orient the new student, acted as proctors the first weeks of school, ushered at several school activities, helped with rallies and assemblies, and have been in the lobby and cafeteria to help the faculty there. We have also had a picnic at Live Oak and a turn about with the Rally Committee. Our concession at Fun Night, a teacher's grab bag, was a great success. My thanks go to Sheryl Stevens, Gail Harnett, and especially Mrs. Ulry. Without their help I wouldn't have been able to manage. Being a Senior Friend has been an honor, a privilege, and an experience I will never forget. Barbara Whitby Senior Friend Chairman ROW I, I ft to right: Harvey Holmat, Wandall Keays, David Vial , Ray Salvo, Richard Dawson, Gordon Whltahaad, Haiti Raamat, Alan Batchalder, Chuck Carter, Myron Lae, Travis Frattar. ROW II: Pat Eubanks, Clifford Lum, Ron Raesor, John Templeton, Rich Palfin. Ron MacDonald. Jim Warner, Dave Newsom, David Dickson, Dav Youngs, Ed Millar. BACK ROW: Mr. Nealson. Calvert Moore, Marvin Jonas, Takao Nakano. Al Fisher, Bob Verhoogen, Charles Mahakian, Pate Walker, Norman Breslow. Herb Lee. Rolf Haasarud. MISSING: Laroy Evans. RALLY COMMITTEE This term's Rally Committee has been smaller than previous terms due to the size of our class. The lack of quantity has been easily made up by the quality of the fellows on the committee. Without the support of the members, we wouldn't have been as active in school activities, such as football, basketball, rallies, as well as our regular duties on the campus. Recognition is highly due to my assistants. Pete Eubanks. Ed Miller, and Gordon Whitehead for the effort and support displayed. I wish to thank Mr. Nealson for his advice and help as our sponsor, for without it. the semester would not have been such a success. I consider it a great honor and privilege to have served as this semester’s Rally Committee Chairman and it will leave very pleasant memories with me. Many thanks to a swell bunch of guys and the very best of success possible. Alan Batchelder Chairman AL BATCHELDER Chairman POD STAFF TOP POD SALESMEN FRONT ROW. left to right: Katherine Takcfuji, Margaret Tarr, Gabrielle Colo. Diane Gist. BACK ROW: John Chung. Carolyn Key. Dave Berglund, Patty Cho, Rich Palfin, Wendy Nicol. POD STAFF Editor in Chief..............................Gail Harnett Associate Editors .... Calvort Moore. Katie Thornton Sports Editor............................Carl Dwight Sonior Picture Editors .... Julio Gavey. Linda Bergtold, Darrol Traner. Barbara Frederickson, Flora Foo Grouo Picture Editors . . . David Borson. Brianne Coffey. Nancy Brubakor, Sharon Low. Dave Viale Make-up Editors . . . Cynthia Cordinor. Elizabeth Latapie. Lynette Eyring. May Hessing Copy Editors................Ron MacDonald. Wendy Nicol. Joan Virta, Carole Rhoda, Rich Palfin Sales Manager............................Steve Lewis Assistant Sales Managers . . . Al Batchelder. John Chung High 12 Sales Committee . . Joan Dorsey. Richard Dawson. Carol Uhlinger. Judy Kysh. Susan Jennings. Joyco Latimer. Ann Nakazawa. Penny Chapman. Gale Houston, Judy Burton JACKET STAFF JACKET STAFF Editor in Chief........................................Jane Sammis Managing Editor.........................................Bob Gordon Associate Editors.....................Mary Lou Lee. Dick Conrat. Joan Gallagher. Sylvia Hollis (copy) News Editor...........................................Susan Jonnings Nows Staff...................Margery Sabino. Sandra Goulart, Darrol Tranor. Scott Evers. Lynetto Eyring Footuro Editor.....................................Jeanette Stewart Foaturo Staff........................Nancy Brubaker. Roy Fronch. Edna Portor, Koith Robinson Sports Editor........................................Norman Breslow Sports Staff..........................Bill Hoogs, Larry Whito. Miko Farrell, Greg Otto Advertising . . . Lucretia Riley, Molly Mauser. Katy Stuhr Exchange and Publicity . . . Sherri Todar, Ellen Dietschy. Penny Torry. Ruth Rinno Staff Photographers .... Dick Conrat. Walter Caton, Gary Hargrovo Staff Artists........................Jan Suzuki, Harry Lim Journalism Instructor........................Mrs. Sidney Walos Print Shop Instructor............................Mr. Austin Waltz A world to be born under your footsteps . . . -ST. JOHN PERSE SENIORS JOHN CHUNG President STEVE LEWIS Vice-President BARBARA FREDERICKSON Social Secretary CYNTHIA CORDINER Secretary CALVERT MOORE Treasurer SENIOR MESSAGE With our commencement exercises upon us we look back through the years with great pride at what we have accomplished at Berkeley High. Many of us have participated in sports, drama, clubs, and governmental activities; some of us have become honor students and a great credit to the name, Berkeley High. The friendships and acquaintances we have made will be precious memories never to be forgotten. The thrill and excitement of becoming a Senior Friend or Rally Boy, the wonderful spirit at the football games, the soft and dreamy music at our Senior Ball, the laughs at the Senior Play, and the sorrow and joy at graduation are but a few of the highlights that have made our senior year a tremendous success. I want to thank the outstanding faculty for their guidance; the Senior Sponsors who put forth their time and effort to help make this term as successful as it has been; to my fellow class officers. Steve. Cynthia, Calvert, and Barbara for their more than generous assistance: and last but not least—I want to thank each member of the class for excellent cooperation in the various activities throughout the term. This honor you have given me of being your class president will be something I shall always cherish. I wish each of you the best of luck and success. John Chung 26 SENIOR COMMITTEES SENIOR BALL COMMITTEE Barbara Frederickion, Chairman Judy Ky� hr, Eloy Maoki, Co-chairman SENIOR DINNER COMMITTEE Cynthia Cordlnar, Chairman Dave Nawtom, Co-chairman SNO-CONE COMMITTEE Carola Rhoda, Chairman Ed Millar, Co-chairman ah------------------- REUNION COMMITTEE May Halting, Chairman Kathia Kattabohm, Co-chairmen GRADUATION COMMITTEE John Chung, Chairman SENIOR PLAY PUBLICITY Sarah Dunlap. Chairman Steve Lewis, Co-chairman FINANCE COMMITTEE Calvert Moore, Chairman GIFT COMMITTEE Elaine Pappas, Chairman FUN NIGHT COMMITTEE Judy Shirak, Chairman Nancy Brubakar, Co-chairman ANNOUNCEMENT COMMITTEE Janica Mills. Chairman JoAnna Kido. Co-chairman SENIORS • mean Honor Society 3 term , f mean Sealbearer. § meant Special Privilege Sealbearer. EUNICE PEARL ABBOTT-Butincvt. Home Ec.. A Cappella GLORIA AGUILAR—Butinet . Proctor. Rcc. Swim. G.A., Pod Sale . Sno-Cone Com. NADINE AGUILAR—Butine . Home Sc.. Rec. Swim ROY AKAGI—Math. CFS. HS. H.R. Rep. ROBERTA ALERCON—Butine . Home Ec.. Senior Ball. Dinner Com . BREWER AMMONS—Buiines . Hiitory. Art. Muiic DAVID AOKI—Spanith, Math. CSF. HS LINDA BEAR—Butinet , Home Ec., H.R. Rep. §PATSY BARRINGTON-Math. Proctor. Senior Friend. Speaker ' Bureau, Swim Club, Pod Sale AGNES BARKER—Butine , Proctor. H.R. Rep. ALAN BATCHELDER —Math. Hittory, Language. H.R. Rep.. BOC. Rally Com. Ch.. Senior Com.. Socakert' Bureau, Pod Staff. Senior Play, CSF. HS. H-ll Clat Pret. THURMAN BEASLEY—Math. A Cappella. Op-crctto, Vorietie . Intra Basketball •LEO BEILIN—Latin. Math. Science. CSF BYRNA BENTLY —Home Ec., Jr. Red Cro t. Cottume Pro. LINDA BERGTOLD — Mutic, History, Senior Com., H.R. Rep.. G.A. Rep., Drama Club. Proctor, Pod Staff ANNE BEST—French. Math. History. Senior Friend SONJA BIANCHI — Language . Tenni Club. Red Crott. G.A. Rep., International Club MARGARET BLISS-Math. Hiitory. Drama Club, Proctor. HS, CSF JOYCE BLOM—Butine MARIE BONAPARTE—Art. Drama. Senior Play. Sno-Cone Com., H R. Rep., G.A. Rep., Drama Club. International Club GERALD BONDS—Art. Hittory. Stagecraft. Football DAVID BORJA—History. Mech. Drawing DAVID BORSON—Math. Harmoneert. A Cappella. Speakers' Bureau. Operetta HS. Electronic Club. Senior Ploy. Mutical CONNIE BOULDIN—Butinet . H.R. Rep., Dra ma Club. Tennis Club. Proctor, Sinkers Club, G.A. Rep., Rec. Swim DOUG BOWEN—Wood Shop. Bowling Club JIM BOWMAN—Math. History. Clan Presi-dent. 8.O.C.. Block B , Circle By. Basket-ball. Track Cross-country. Swimming §NORM BRESLOW -Sc:encc. Language. Tennis. Block B . Jacket Staff Sports Editor. Photo Club, Training Band DARLA BROADWELL—Business ADDIE MILDRED BROWN Business. Science. Math, Drama Club. Noon Show. Aeolian Choir. Pod Salesman. Fun Nite Com., Senior Bid Com. WILLIE BROWN-History. Business. Boys' Glee NANCY BRUBAKER — History. English. Languages, Jacket Staff. Pod Staff, Senior Friends. H.R. Reo.—H-IO and L-12. G.A. Rep —H-ll, Drama Club, International Club. Fun Nite Co-chm.. Senior 8all Com. SYLVIA BURT—Business Ed.. Drama. Baseball. Jr. Achievement fJUDITH RUTH BURTON -Latin. Math. Operetta. L-ll Soc. Sec., H-IO Sec., G.A. Sec., A.S.B.H.S. Sec., Varieties, Drama Club. Dance Club. H.R. Rep., G.A. Rep. Pod Staff. Senior Play. Sno-Cone Com.. Pod Sales CARLISE BUTLER-Math KENT CABRAL—Voc. Print. Ben Franklin Club, Senior Ball Com. BARBARA CALLIES — History. Music. H.R. Rep., G.A. Rep., A Cappella Sec., Senior Bail Com.. Senior Dinner Com., Sno-Cone Com.. Varieties. Operetta, Senior Friends ANGELINA CANCIMELLO Music. Business. L-IO G.A. Rep., H-ll H.R. Rep, Noon Show. A Cappella. Slope Sales. Pro Musico. Varieties, Pod Sales. Operetta. Fun Nite. Talent Assembly JOHN ANTHONY CARBONt-History. Swim Team, H.R. Rep. CHARLES CARTER-Math. H-IO and H-ll H.R. Rep.. Varieties. Rally Com., Sen or Play, Senior Com. DEANNE CASTBERG—Business, Swim Club. PENNY CHAPMAN-History. Business. Drama Club. Dance Club. Pod Staff. Finance Com., Operetta. Senior Friends PEARL CHEUNG—Business, Sinkers. Tennis. Badminton, Finance Com. WILLIAM CHEW-Business CAROLE CHIN-Math. Band. Orchestra. Op eretta. Dance Club, H.S.. C.S.F. •JOHN CHUNG—Art. History. H.R. Rep., C.S.F., B.O.C.. L-ll Class Pres., H-ll Class Trees.. H-12 Class Pres. Grad. Com.. Senior Ball Com. Boys' State Rep., Operetta Staff. Pod Staff. Pod Sales, Assistant Pod Sales Manager. Pep Club, Speakers' Bureau. Senior 8id Chairman. Top Pod Salesman. MARLENE CLARK — Business. Homemaking. Softball. Volleyball. G.A.A Rep.. H.R. Rep. EUGENE RICHARD CLAYTON-Math. History. Voc. Shops JERRY CLAYTON-Math. History. Science. 8 Basketball, 10th Football, Stagecraft 31 SENIORS BRIANNE COFFEY — English, Homcmaking. Business Speaker's Bureau. Pod Staff ROBERT COLEMAN—Art. History. English. Senior Ball Com.. Varsity Track and Football, Operetta, Art Club, Varieties. GENEVA COLEMAN-Art RICHARD CON RAT—Enqlish, Languages. Science. Pod, Jacket Staff. Varieties, Operetta, Orchestra, Photography Club. Sr. Dinner Com. CYNTHIA CORDINER—English -History H-IO G. A. Rep.. Drama, L-12 Soc. Sec., H-12 Sec., H. S.. C.S.F., Pod Staff, Jacket Staff. Young Demos Club. Sr. Dinner Com., Sr. Friends, Graduation Com., Pod Salesman, Sr. Ball Com. CATHLEEN DAILY—English, History, Spanish, H.S., C.S.F., Travel Club, Sr. Friend. Speaker's Bureau. F.H.A., Sr. Announcement Com. DIANA MURIEL DARN ALL—Enqlish. History. H.S., C.S.F., L-11 Treasurer, Pompon Girl, Operetta. Varieties. H.R. Rep., G.A Rep.. Children's Theater, Drama Club, Sr. Triend, Speaker's Bureau, Fun Nite, Sr. Play. Sr. Ball Com., Sr. Reunion Com., Dance Club CHARLES DAVIS—Enqlish. Math, History. B Basketball, General Shop COMMEAL DAVIS — English. Science. Math. Business Adm., H-IO H.R. Rep., Sinkers, Soft-ball H-12 H.R. Rep., Dance Com., Pep Club, Bowling Club, Anything Club DON DAVIS—Vocational Radio. English. Var e ties, Fun Nite LEONARD R. DAVIS-English. History. Math. Basketball, Football, Track, Baseball, Varieties. Fun Nite. •RICHARD DAWSON-Math Language. History. English, Rally Com., Pod Staff, Sr. Reunion Com., Circle B, Speaker's Bureau GLORIA J. DEADWYLER - Business. History. English BOB DeCOSTA — History, Math, Sr. Dinner Com., Sr. Reunion Com. NORMA DELGADO—English, History. Spanish, Math, GA. Rep., H.R. Rep., G.A.A. Treas., Swim Club, Diving Club. Sr. Dinner Com., Jr. Statesmen. Bowling Club, Spanish Club, Travel Club, Sr. Friend, Craft Club, Pod Sales, Pep Club, Sr. Reunion Com. DAVID DICKSON-History. English. Math. Varieties. Children's Theater, Rally Com., Orchestra THEODUS DIXON — History. Music, English. Boys' Glee SHARON DOI—Business. H.R. Rep.. Tennis Club, Sno-Cone Com. JOAN DORSEY—Business, History. English, Art. C.S.F., Senior Friend. Pod Staff, Speaker's Bureau. G.A. Rep., Jr. Achievement, Sr. Reunion Com., Sr. Play Pub., Dance Club, Pod Salesman §SARAH DUNLAP-French. Math. History, Sr. Friend. Speaker's Bureau CARL K. DWIGHT—Music, History English, H.R. Rep., Marching Band, H.S.. Pod Staff. Intramural Sports Reunion Com.. Sr. Ball Com.. Sno-Cone Com., Pod Salesman EDDIE EASTMAN-Business Ed.. English. H.R. Rep., G.A. Rep. NINA EDISES-Language. English. H.R. Rep.. G.A. Rep.. Varieties, Operettas. Sr. Play. Children's Theater. H.S.. A Cappella, Pro Musica, Fun Nite Com., Sr. Ball, Sr. Friends, Sr. Dinner VICTOR ELISCHER — Math. English, Varsity Football, 8aseball 32 •MARTY ELLIS—Language, Math, O.M.S. Council, B.O.C., Band. Theater Orchestra, Drama Club. Steae crew. Safety Council. Leaders Club, Tennis Club, H.R. Rep., A.F.S. Exchange Student. Speaker' Bureau. J.S.A., Operetta. Student Director §PETER WILLIAM EUBANKS-Math. Hiitory. Sr. P ay. L-12 P'e .. Rally Committee. Pod Photographer, Swim Team, Varieties. Speaker' Bureau LEROY EVANS-History. Science. Rally Com., Vartity Football, Pep Club. Block B. Dis-cutiion Club. Drama Club MARY JO EVANS—Hi tory, Engliih, Busines Educat'on. H.R. Reo. I-10 V re President. Drama Club. Senior Ball. Senior Reunion Com. LYNETTE EYRING —Math. Language. Drama Club, Pod Staff. Jacket Staff, Pep Club. Senior Friend. Senior Dinner Com.. Senior Reunion Com.. Pod Sale mon SUZANNE FIFE—Hiitory, Math.. Aeolian Choir. Drama Club, H-10 Class Council, G.A. Rep., Operetta. Young Republican , Pep Club. Senior Friend. Senior Ball Decoration Com. AL FISHER —Math. Science. Engliih. Rally Com., Golf. Honor Society. C.S.F., L-12 Class Council, Senior Reunion Com. NANCY FLEGAL— Language. Math. English, Senior Friend. Drama Club, Proctor, Senior Ball Decoration Com., Senior Play Publicity DORIS CELESTE FLORIDA—Science. History. Engliih GENEANNE FLOYD—Math 5FLORA L. FOO— Business Education, English. Senior Friend. Pod Staff, Tennis, Volleyball. Basketball, Badminton. Senior Ball Decoration PATRICIA FOUTS—Business Education. Math. Swimming, Senior Dinner Com, BARBARA M. PREDERICKSON-Hi storv. Sno-Cone Com., Clas Council, H-12 Social Secretary, G.A. Rep.. Pod Staff TRAVIS D. FRETTER—Math. Language. Science. Marching Band, Rally Com., H.S. JEAN FUDGE—English, History, International Club, Swim Club, Bowling Club, Aeolian Choir, Operetta PAUL E. FUHRMAN—Vocational KAZUKO FUKUTOME—Business Education. English, Homeroom Rep., G.A. Rep., Senior Friend. Senior Ball Com., H.S., C.S.F. WILLIE JEAN GANNER—Business Education. English DOTTIE GARVELLA JULIA W. GAVEY—History. English. Pod Staff. Pod Sales. Speakers Bureau Senior Friend. Senior Bid Com. -he:rmnn. Stagecraft Club. Aeolian Choir, D.M.S. Council, Senior Play Publicity, Student Body Card Designer SEMONIA GONZALES SANDRA GOULART-History. Jacket Staff. Senior Play Publicity. Costume Production, Travel Club, Operetta PETE GREEN—Math. Eng'ish. Language. A.F.S.. Highlights, Speakers Bureau. Drama Club, Pep Club. Senior Plav. L-IO Treasurer, H-10 President, Class Council, H.R. Rep, Operetta. Varieties. Yell Leader, Student Body President, Burki Committee ROLF HAASARUD-Math, Enolish, Class Council, Football, Track. Rally Committee ...FALL 1957 33 s E N 1 1 O 1 R S NANCY HACK — Languages, Moth, English, HR Rep., GA Rep., H-IO Treasurer. L-ll vice-Pres., G.A. Treasurer, Masquers, C.S.F., Pod Sales. Operettas. Speakers’ Bureau. A.S.B.H.S. Treasurer, 8.O.C. JOHN HALL—Vocational Auto Shop LOIS ELIZABETH HANLIN—Math. Pod Sales. H.R. Rep., Sr. Finance Com., Senior Friend MARGARET HANNEN—Business. Honor Society. C.S.F., Croft Club PATRICIA HANSEN — English. History. G.A. Rep., H.R. Rep., Pod Salesman, Operetta, Sr. Play TYLER HARDING—English. Math. History. Foot-boll. Varieties, H.R. Rep.. Speakers Bureau MARJORIE HARMAN—Music. English. Thcotre Orch., Pro Musica, Chamber Orch., H.S.. C.S.F., Operettas, Senior Friend, Usher GAIL HARNETT—English. Spanish. History. Pod Editor. Senior Friend Co-chm., Speakers' Bureau. H R. Rep., Pod Salesman, Drama Club. G.A. Rep., Fun Nile Com., H.S., C.S.F. JOHN HATCH-Math. Orchestra ARTHUR HATCHETT—History. Business. Reunion Committee FLORENCE E. HAYES—Math. Drama, G.A.A. Rep., Stage Craft MERCILE LORAINE HAYES-Business. English. Girls Glee, Adv. Glee MARLENE OPAL HAYNIE -Homemakmo, Swim Club, Sinkers, H R. Rep., G.A. Rep., Sr. Dinner Com., F.H.A. Club MICHAEL JACK HEDEMARK—History KAREN HENRY-History. English. H-12 H.R. Rep., Drama Club, Band. International Club, Sonior Com., Young Demos MARIAN MAY HESSING—English. Languages. Pod Staff, Pod Sales. Dramo Club. Sr. Play, Reunion Com., Sr. Ball Com., Speakers’ Bureau, G.A. Soc. Sec., H.R. Rep. LESLIE HOFF—Math. Language. History, Drama Club. Varieties, H. R. Rep., G.A. Rep., H-ll Soc. Sec., Senior Friend, Sno-Cone Com. MELANIE HOH—Language, Business, Senior Friend. G.A.A. clubs, C.S.F., Sr. Announcement Com., Sr. 8all Com. GAIL HOLLY—Music, Swimming HARVEY HOLMES-Art. English. Track. Rally Com.. Varieties GALE HOUSTON—Math. Science, History. Lon guage, Senior Friend, G.A. Rep., G.A.A. clubs. Prc-Med Club. I coders Club. Pep Club, Pod Staff, Senior Play Publicity Com., Sr. Dinner Com. LOUISE HUANG-Math. English, G.A.A. Vice Pres., H.S.. Badminton Club, Tennis Club, Basketball Club, International Club ELIZABETH HUDSON—Spanish, Business. G.A. Rep., Jr. Achievement, Swim Club. Drama Club. Proctor. Sr. Friend, Sr. Ball Decoration. H.S., C.S.F. JERRY HUTCHINSON—Moth. History, Science. Harmonecrs. Football. H.R. Rep. 34 ANTHALENA JAMES—Business. Bowling Club. Tennis, Pep Club, Girls Glee, F.H.A. SHARON JANG — Business, Senior Reunion Com. H.R. Rep. LARRY JARAMILLO—History, Senior Reunion Com., Math Club DOUG JENNINGS-History, H.R. Rep. •SUSAN JENNINGS-History, Languages, Jacket Staff, Pod Staff. Senior Friends. G.A. Rep., C.S.F. GARY JOHNSON—Math, Languages, History. English • MARVIN W. JONES-History. English. Languages, Harmonecrs, Rally Com., Stagecraft, Senior Reunion Com., Operetta ELLEN 8. JORGENSEN—English, Math. History. Synchronized Swim, Stagecraft, Senior Friend CAROL S. KALEVA-History. Pre-Med. Safety Council, Tennis GEORGE IWAO KANEKO-Math, History. English, Mech. Drawing KATHERINE KASSEBOHM -History. French, Senior Friend, G.A Rep.. Senior Play. D.M.S. WENDALL KEAYS—English, Moth, Rally Com., ...K. kcp., H.S., Sr. Ball Com. CARL DENARD KENDALL—Voc. Print. Mech. rawing, Math, tnglish, H.R. Rep., I Club. Ben Franklin Club JCANNE KIDO—Business. H R. Rep., Senior Friend, Honor Society, C.S.F., Sr. Announcement SUSAN KJARSGAARD — English. Language. Math, History, H.R. Rep., G.A. Rep., G.A.A. council. Leader's, Swim Club, Masquers. U.N Forum, H.S., C.S.F., Senior Friends, II.S. V.P.. Sr. Financo §KARLA KOBELT-French. Senior Friends. Varieties, H.k. Rep. KRIS KOVAK—English, Business. Pod Salesman. Junior Achievement, Pep Club JUDY KYSH—Spanish, English. Moth, History. Pod Salesman, H.R. Rep. G.A. Rep, Senior Friend, H.S., Varieties, Senior Ball, Drama Club. Speakers' Bureau. Pod Staff, Pep Club. Senior Reunion Com. E'_IZA8ETH LATA PIE—History, English. Senior Friend, Pod Staff. G.A. Rep. H.S. C.S.F., Speakers' Bureau. Girls Glee, Senior Finance Com. JOYCE LATIMER—Spanish, English, History. G.A. Rep., Drama Club, Pod Staff MICHAEL LAWRENCE-Math. Spanish. English, Chess Club, Bowling Club HERBERT LEE—Business. Music. Math, Operetta. Rally Com., A Cappella, H.R. Rep., Har-monoers. Sr Ball Com., Veep Junior Achievement, Pro Musica. Drama Club §MYRON LEE—Spanish, Math. Music, English. Dance Band. Concert Band. H.R. kep., L-12 Veeo. Operetta, Varieties. Orchestra. C.S.F. Veep, Rally Com., Sno-Cone Com. •STEPHEN LEWIS— English, Math, History. Language. Pod Sales. C.S.F., H.k. Rep., H 12 Veep. Senior Com. ...FALL 1957 35 SENIORS SUSAN LIGHT — Homemaking. Proctor, Pep Club KENDRICK LIM—Math, Mechanical Drawing Intramural Basketball •KAREN LINDSAY—English, Math. Languages. Homeroom Rep., G.A. Rep., Operetta. Dance Club. C.S.F., Senior Friends SHIRLEY LOBDELL—English. Music. Band. Orchestra. Jr. Red Cross, Senior Friends ROBERT B. LONG-Historv. Math. Spanish. Homeroom Rep., Senior Dinner Com., Basketball SHIRLEY LOUGHLIN-Business •SHARON LOW — Language, C.S.F., Senior Friend, Crafts Club. Senior Ball Bid Com., L-IO Sec., Homeroom Rep. JOHN LOZANO. JR.—Vocational CLIFFORD LUM — Spanish. Math. Enolish Honor Society, Rally Com., Homeroom Rep, CHRISTINA LUPERINE—Math. English. G.A .A. Rep. VICTORINA LUPERINE—Math. English. Homeroom Rep. RON MACDONALD — English, Math. Rally Com.. Varieties. Speakers Bureau. Pod Staff. Sno-Cone Com. DENNIS MADDOX—Math, Science, Football. Varieties. Harmoneers, Block 8 CHARLES GEORGE MAHAKIAN — Science. English. Math, Rally Com.. Senior Dinner Com., Science Club, Pre-Med Club, H.S., Bowling Club, Cinema Club. Discussion Club, Young Democrats BARBARA DIANE MALEY—Business. Proctor ELOY M. MAOKI—Moth. L-IO Football. Intramural Basketball, B Track PHYLISS MARTIN—Business. G.A.A., G.A. Rep., Homeroom Rep. TOM MELGAARD—English. Moth. Latin. J.S.A.. Pod Sales. Finonce Com. §JEAN MERRILL—Spanish, English, G.A. Rep., Operetta. Pro Musica, Drama, A Cappella. Senior Friend. Senior Play. Senior Play Publicity DONNA MEYERS—History. Music. Varieties. Aeolian Choir §ED MILLER—Moth. Science. H-ll Vice President. Homeroom Kep., Jacket Staff. Assistant Chairman Rally Com. JANICE MILLS —Music. Operetta. Varieties. Homeroom Rep., G.A. Rep.. A Cappella, Assemblies, Senior Friend, C.S.F. CALVERT MOORE—Spanish. English. History. Jr. Statesmen, Honor Society. C.S.F., H-12 Treasurer. Spanish Club. Pre-Med Club. Jacket Staff. Pod Stoff, Swimming, Chairman Finonce Com., Graduation Com., Bicycle Court Judge, Senior Play, Senior Reunion Com. GERALD MORRIS—Vocational Print, Bowling Club 36 ...FALL 1957 BURT MOYER-Math, English. History. Football SHELDA MYERS—Hittory. Math, Costume Production, Senior Play, Christmas Pageant, Senior Friend. Senior Announcement Com. TAKAO NAKANO — Math, Swimming. Rally Committee ANN NAKAZAWA—Business. Badminton and Tennis Clubs GROVER C. NELMS. JR.—Science. Language. Math, H.R. Rep., Stamp and Coin Club HARVEY NELSON—Voc. Machine Shop 5DAVE NEWSOM-Moth. Spanish. English, His tory, Rally Com., Block B, Senior Play, Operetta. Golf, Hi Lights, Speakers' Bureou, Co-Chairman Senior Dinner, Fcotboll WENDY NICOL—English, Math. G.A. Rep.. H.R. Rer „ Pod St M. Pod Sales Operetta. Drama Club. Pep Club, Dance Club, Senior Friends, Sr. Ball Com. ILENE O'BRIEN—Business, Homcmaking. Costume Production, Senior Play, Christmas Pageant GAYLE PAGE—Spanish, English, H.R. Rep., G.A. Rep., Drama Club, Senior Friend, Sno-Cone Com. RICH PALFIN—Math. Science. English, Varsity Football. Roily Com., H.R. Rep., Pod Staff, Block B ELAINE PAPPAS-History. English. G.A. Rep., Operetta, Drama Club FRED PERRY—Math. Voc. Machine Shop MARY L. PONCE—Business, G.A A.. Costume Production, Senior Com., Rec Swimming BARBARA PRESTON—Math. French, G.A. Rep., Senior Finance CARL HEITI RAAMAT — Math. History. Lan- ?uage, Science. Rally Com., H.R. Rep., tamp and Coin Club SHIRLEY ANN RAMBO-Business VERA A. RAMIREZ—Business, English. G.A A.. Sinkers. Rec Swimming, Senior Gift RON REESOR—French, History, English, Math. Varieties, H.R, Rep., A Cappello, Hormo-neers. Rally Com., Senior Gift AUSTIN RELLER—Math, English. French GARY LOYED RESSER—English, History. Math. Football, Trock, Block B RACHEL REYES — Business. Operetta. Junior Achievement, Aeolian Choir, Chorol Festival CAROLE RHODA — French, History, Drama Club. Proctor, H.R. Rep., G.A. Rep., Operetta, Senior Friend, H.S.. C.S.F., Speakers' Bureau, Pod Staff. Pep Club, Senior Ploy, Senior Com. PETER RICH—History. English. H.R. Rep.. Football, Track, A Cappello. Varieties. Proctor 37 SENIORS - V JOSE RODRIQUEZ JOY ROTELLA—History. G.A. Rep.. Homeroom Rep., Aeolian Choir, Operetta, Masquers, Senior Dinner Com. SALLY SAID—Language. Business, Homeroom Rep., G.A. Rep., Aeolian Choir, Girls' Glee RAY SALVO—History, Block B. Varsity Bose-ball. Electronics Club, Roily Committee, Burke Com. §JANE SAMMIS—Foreign Language, C.S.F. Secretary-Treasurer, Aquarium Club, Jacket Editor. 8.O.C.. Divina Club, Pod Sales, Drama Club. Young Republicans. Operetta, Homeroom Rep., Senior Ball Com. Senior Dinner Com. tSHELBY SAMSON—French. History. Pod Sales. Homeroom Rep., G.A. Rep., Jr. Statesmen. Pro Musica, Stage Crew. Senior Friends Operetta. Varieties. Young Democrats, Drama Club, Aeolian Choir, A Cappella BARBARA ANN SANTI—Business, Senior Ball Bid Com. BARBARA ANN SAUCEDA — Homemaking. G.A.A., Sno-Cone Com., Pod Salesman JUDY $MIRFK — French. History Homer« m Rep., Varieties, Drama Club. Pompon Girl. Senior Friend, Senior Play, H-12 Fun Nite Com., Senior Ball Com. GFORGE SMITH—History. Math, Homeroom Rep MARIE SMITH—Homemaking. F.H.A. ELEANOR SODERMAN—History. Business LOUISE SPENGLER-Math ARDELLA STANGLER - Business. G.A. Rep.. Homeroom Rep., Recreational Swim DAVE STEIGELMAN—Math. English SHERYL STEVENS—Soanish Historv Homeroom Rep., Speakers' Bureau, Drama Club, A Cap-peilo. Varieties. Operetta, G.A. Sec., Senior Friends, H.S., Pod Sales. Sno-Cone Com.. Senior Dinner Com.. Senior Play JEANETTE STFWART—Historv, Senior Friend. Jacket, Homeroom Rep., G.A. Rep., Aquarium Club, Drama Club, Senior Dinner Com. Senior Ploy Publicity Com., Senior Play IDA MAE SWAIN—Business ARETHA SYPERT-Business LEON TABOR JR.—Moth. General Shop, Home room Rep., Intramural Basketball TAMARA TAYLOR — Language. Drama Club, Pro Musica, Pep Club, G.A. Rep., Homeroom Rep., Operetta. Varieties, Orchestra. Dance Club, Senior Friend. H.S.. C.S.F., I.-IO Social Sec., H-IO V-P., Pompon Girl, L-12 secretary JOHN TEMPLETON-Moth. Music. Bond, Orchestra, Rally Boy, Varieties. Operetta. Pro Musica. Dance Bond. Senior Dinner Com. •KATIE THORNTON—Spanish Math. History Homeroom Reo., Senior Friend, Pod Stott. Aouarium Club, Senior Dinner, Announce ments STELLA TORRES—Business. Homemaking, Cos tume Production 38 DARROLl TRANER-Math. History. Pod Staff. Jacket Staff. Pod Sales. Sr. Reunion Com. BETTY TURLEY — Homemaking, Sinker, G.A. Rep., F.H.A. PATRICIA TURNER—Art. H.R. Rep.. G.A. Rep.. Drama. Pod Staff. Pro Musica, Pep Club. Sr. Com., Proctor, Rcc. Swim, Donee Club LINDA TYLER—Business. History, Sno-Cone Com. CAROL UHLINGER-Math. Spanish, History. Sr. Friend, C.S.F., G.A.A. Clubs. Proctor. Pod Soles. Sr. Dinner Com., Sr. Play Publicity Com. JERRY UMAWATARI—Math, History STEVE URRY—Science. Math. Sr. Dinner Com. §ROBERT VERHOOGEN—Math, language. History. C.S.F. Pres., H.R. Rep., Speakers' Bureau, Rally Com.. Sr. Play, Grad. Com. DAVID LEON VIALE—Math. Lanquage. Pod Soles, Radio Club. Pod Staff. Rally Com., Sno-Cone Com. JEAN VIRTA—Spanish. Drama Club. Staoe-craft, Speakers’ Bureau. Pod Sales, Varieties Aquarium Club. Pod Staff, Sr. Friend. Sno-Cone Com., Sr. Announcements, Aeolian Choir PETE WALKER—Math. English. H.R. Rep., In-term. Swim, Sr. Gift Com., Rally Com. PAUL C. WALLACE — History. Track. Cross-Country, Basketball JIM WARNER—History, Math, H.R. Rep.. Block 8,” Golf Rally Com.. Pod Staff. Varieties, Speakers' Bureau, Sr. Play JIM WASSON—Math. Science. French. Football, Swim Team JOHN WEATHERHOLT—Math. H.R. Rep.. Varieties, Dance Bond, Band §DON WEILERSTEIN — Math. Spanish. Music. Science. Pro Musica, Operetta. Varieties, Sr. Play Orchestra, Young Demos. BARBARA WHITBY—Math. History. H-IO Soc. Sec., L-ll Sec., G.A. Rep., Operetta. Dance Club, Sr. Friend Chairman, B.O.C.. Aeolian Choir, Sr. Ball Com., Sr. Reunion Com. LARRY WHITE—French. Math. Jacket GORDON WHITEHEAD—Spanish. Math. Track. Crosscountry, Basketball, Rally Com., H.R. Rep., Block B. Pod Sales CONNIE WILANDER—Spanish. G.A. Rep.. H.R. Rep., Sr. Dinner Com. SEAN WILDER-Art GUY WILLIAMS—History. Track. Boys’ Glee. H.R. Rep., Masquers Club. H-12 Class Coun-cil, Sr. Ball Com., Sr. Play Com. HERBERT WILLIAMS—Math. Football DENNIS WILLIS—Vocational ...FALL 1957 39 SENIORS ED WUORIE— Math, Hijtory, English, Camera Club DORIS WYATT - History English. Business. G. A. Rep., Recreation Swim BARBARA JUDY YEE—Math, Spanish. English. H. S., C.S.F., Sinkers. Senior Friend, Senior Gift Com. ♦ MICHAEL YOKOTA—Math. English. Mechanical Drawing LOIS YOUNG—Music., Pep Club. Homeroom Rep.. D.M.S. DAVID YOUNGS-Math, Homeroom Rep.. Elec-trgnics Club, Rally Com., Senior Reun on Com.. Senior Dinner Com. ALICE YUAN—Math. Language, Homeroom Rep.. G.A. Rep., H-ll Secretary. Honor Society. C.S.F.. Varieties. Operetta. Pod Salesman. G.A. President SUMMER SCHOOL SANDRA LEWIS KATHY SWEAZEA CAMERA SHY HARRY BROWNE CAMERON BROWN CHESTER CLEVELAND DON McDOWELL OX -JL- MARTIN SINGER .JU 40 3 X C' 0 —'X—A. HIGH TWELVE CLASS COUNCIL Officers: John Chung. President: Steve Lewis. Vice-President; Cynthia Cordiner. Secretary; Barbara Fredrickson, Social Secretary; Cal Moore. Treasurer. Home Room Representatives: Al Batchelder. Connie Bouldin, Sharon Doi, Nina Edises, John Hatch, Karen Henry, Bob Long, Ed Miller. Jeanette Stewart. John Weatherholt, Guy Williams. u (X. vV V a-o (J s unc u jd cMr'Pj.H.S, ThdJ qL( i V • Ol') 6L-M Wl. JUwu -v ci W oJr joc r 'JO vr 'i- s vn- 0-00 0 41 42 It matters not how long we live, but how. -P. J. BAILEY LOW ERC LASSES OFFICERS Fred Tuemmler. President Dave Berglund Vice President Jean Gallagher Secretary Lynn Hannaford Social Secretary Chuck Josephs Treasurer LOW TWELVE CLASS MESSAGE In three years at Berkeley High, the spirit has never been equal to that of this semester. Though some credit is due the newly formed Pep Club, Band and faculty, most of it must go to you—the students. The Low Senior activities were devoted mainly to increasing our class treasury for big things to come next spring. With the noon movie and Fun Nite General Store, we were able to do this successfully. I wish to thank the class officers, council and class members who helped make this a successful term. Special thanks is due Mr. Elgin Erickson, our sponsor, for his interest and concern with our activities. It has been a wonderful experience being your Low Twelve President. Very sincerely, Fred Tuemmler L-12 President 45 OFFICERS George Ruben Prasidant Gordon Kono ................... Vic Prasidant Katharine Takafuji............—....... Sacratary John Banton Traaturar Carolyn Davis ...........Social Sacratary HIGH ELEVEN CLASS MESSAGE It has been both interesting and enjoyable being class president this torm. With the able support of our many home room representatives wo accomplished all that we sot out to do. Especially gratifying was the cooperation of the low-eleven class in presenting our Junior Prom. Our class sponsors. Mr. Woodside and Mr. Linstedt. were of great assistance on every problom presented to them. The term was successful financially due largely to the spiritod volunteer work. Thanks again for tho opportunity to serve you as H-l I president. George Ruben H-l I President HIGH TEN CLASS MESSAGE Throughout this past year our class has boon ono of tho most spirited classos at Borkeley High. I would like to thank all those who mado this such a great class this torm. I would like to thank our sponsor. Mr. Carr. I would ospocially liko to thank our terrific council. No othor council could have done a bettor job. It is with gratitodo that I thank all my fellow classmates to whom our success should bo attributed. Thank you for the honor and privilege of serving os your H-IO president this last torm. Mike Carter H-IO President OFFICERS Mike Carter . President Ronald Tsukamoto Vice President Barbara Gragg Secretary Anna Treutlein Treasurer Sylvia Kassebohm Social Secretary OFFICERS Conrad Ch � x Brenda Dennis Carol Parsons Myron Artist leola Higgs ____President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Social Secretary LOW ELEVEN CLASS MESSAGE This past term has been a most successful one for the Low Eleven Class. The Junior Prom, Fascination, was a sellout. Our class treasury has grown considerably larger by our sales of ice cream at the football games, cupcakes on the slope, and at Fun Nite. This shows how well our class worked together as a group. I wish to thank all of those who participated in any school or class activities. Also, thanks to the other class officers, homeroom representatives, and to Mr. Schrump and Mrs. Cory, our sponsors, for their wonderful cooperation which helped to make this term a success. Representing you on the B.O.C. has been an experience I shall never forget. Thank you for giving me this opportunity. Best of luck to all of you. Conrad Chevez 1 11 President OFFICERS Gana Hannan Susan Moscr'p Carolyn Kay Cauandra Jomas Gratchan Frattar President Vica Prasidant Sac ratary Traasurar Social Secretary LOW TEN CLASS MESSAGE It was a great surprise, but a happy one being elected as L-10 president. Many thanks to the students of the L-10 for electing me. - My position gave me a great sense of responsibility, and I hope to be of great service to my school and fellow students throughout the rest of my stay at B.H.S. Gene Hennen L-10 President ’mxmim mu It is men who make a c f walls or ships without crews —NICIAS The crest and crowning of all go 54 nr Fe's final star, is Brotherhood. -EDWIN MARKHAM 55 Example is the school of mankir d they will learn at no other. -EDMUND BURKE Let us no more be true to boasted race or clan. But to the highest dream, the brotherhood of man. -THOMAS CURTIS CU 58 Of a truth, men are mystically united; a mysterious bond of brotherhood makes all men one. -CARLYLE MASQUERS Sponsors Mrs. Schwimley end Miss Weston President Bob Gordon Program Chairman Walter Moore Secretary-Treasurer Linnie Bock The Masquors had its most successful form in several years as active membership incroasod greatly. The club encouraged its members to bo brave and to perform at weekly meetings and many did so for the first time. Fall 1957 activities includod a vory successful Fun Nito vaudeville show, a Noon Show in January, and soveral shows which were taken to Oak Knoll Naval Hospital. PRO MUSICA President Sarah Mehausen Vice President Sharon Hutson Secretary-Treasurer Gayle Renouf Program Chairmen Miriam Abramowitsch Janet Smith Social Chairman Anne Richardson Sponsor Mr. Haynes This term Pro Musica was reorganized under the leadership of its officers and its sponsor. On November 9. new mombers wore initiated. Plans were made for a Fun Nite booth. The club also organized two new groups composed solely of Pro Musica members: the Madrigal Choir, conducted by Dr. Blakcslee, and the Chamber Orchostra. directod by Mr. Haynes. The participation of the members in those activities has helped to make this a successful term for Pro Musica. PEP CLUB Although the Pep Club was organized just this term, it has boostod school spirit tremendously. The activities of the club included: Having an organized rooting soction; soiling spirit buttons at Fun Nite: decorating tho bleachors at big athletic events: learning school yells: and having members go to every game. Roberta Myers Chairman Vickie Ayala Co-Chairman Susan Goodwin Co-Chairman Sponsors Mrs. Vincent. Mrs. Ravenal, Mr. Nealson JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT Berkeley High members of the Junior Achievement groups join students from 19 other East Bay High Schools in forming and operating 25 different producing corporations. Each corporation has its own officers, some of whom are Berkeley High Students. All participating students have tho opportunity to participate in all phases of the particular activity in which their corporation is ongagod. Mr. lon y Sponsor SCIENCE CLUB This somestor the Science Club has tried to place less emphasis on guost spoakors and moro omphasis on individual and group projects. By having joint meotings with tho Pro-Mod Club we have been able to spend less time on physics and moro timo on tho biological scioncos. We wish to thank our sponsors, Mr. Anderson and Mr. Dunk. Also wo wish to thank Alan Kilpatrick, secretary, Ron Board, vice-president, and Ted Sarbin, president. MANUSCRIPT CLUB Sponsor Mr. Barnos President Frances Clark Vice President Lois Thomas Secretary Linda Loveioy Tho Manuscript Club wants to promote interest in writing as a craft or silent art. Mombors read thoir works and receive constructive criticism from a group interested in writing. Soloctod works of the members are published every spring in The Manuscript. U.N. FORUM Sponsor Miss Thickens President Diane Ross Vice President Bruce Wilson Secretary-Treasurer Carole Krahenbuhl Ono of the outstanding activities of the U.N. Forum for this somestor was the participation in a Model United Nations at El Cerrito High School. The Forum also presented a noon movie on United Nations Day to promote interest throughout the school. During U.N. Wook the Forum modo a display of articles from foreign countries in the showcases. The A.F.S. students have added tromendous support to the U.N. Forum by tolling us about their native lands. Tho Forum participated in Fun Nite by having a concession. Several students have shown slidos of foreign countries to tho U.N. Forum. PRE MED CLUB President Charles Mehakien Vic President Barry Dorfman Secretary Jan Taylor Sponsors Mr. Dunk, Mr. Anderson The Pre-Mod club was very active this term. It went on field trips, had speakers and did experiments along medical lines. The main objective of the club was to be active, not passive: to have an enlarged membership, tho club joined with tho Science club for meetings. This did not stop tho club's separate interests. All in all, we succeeded in having an educational and enjoyable term. MATH CLUB The Math Club promotes interest in mathematics and its uses by individual and group study of topics not usually covered in high school courses. Occasional speakers from U.C. present topics from advanced fie Ids and indicate practical opportunities in industry and business for mathematicians. Colin Ball Secretary D. K. Ak y Sponsor FHA Sponsor Mrs. Robinson President Carolyn Hodghead Vic President____________Patt Gardner Recording Secretary Shelda Myers Corresponding Secretary lujuan Thompson Treasurer Jeniee Smith The FHA club is open to all girls who are interested in enriching experiences in the field of homemaking. One of the highlights of this semester was the ini-ation toa held in November. The December meeting featured a demonstration of fancy pastry, cakes and cookies by an outstanding pastry chef. The club then took charge of catering for tho faculty Christmas party. January was highlighted by an illustrated talk by a fashion designer, followed by a field trip to a fashion design workshop. EL CLUB ESPANOL Sponsors Mr. Asturias. Miss Ochoa. Mrs. Ross. Mr. Schrump and Mr. Washburn President Joan Anita Villarreul Vic President Cedric Robinson Secretary Juan Valdivieso The purpose of the club is to develop an appreciation of Spanish and Span-ish-American culture and language, and to promote school spirit. The main activity of tho club this semester was the Christmas party. Earlier. we hod as our guest speaker. Pete Green, who showed slides and also spoke to us about his trip to Spain, which he took during the summer. Juan Valdivieso also spoke to us about his native country, Peru. YOUNG DEMOCRATS CLUB President ______ferry S. Dorfman Vic President Mike W«lk r Co-Secretary-Treasurers Jenifer Bain, Lucy Ann Perlmufter Sponsor! Mr. Asturias, Mr. Menken Tho club hoi o dual purpose, to on courage an interest in politics and to represent the Democratic Party at Borkeley High. There are many ectiv-ities the club has participated in. Among these are working in olection campaigns and sponsoring the appoar-ance of candidates for office. The club has contributed to Borkeley High through displays and other services. JUNIOR STATESMEN OF AMERICA President Will Hollis Vic President _________Eve Bressler Secretary Viol Brown Treasurer Sue Hoyt Sergeant-at-Arms-Parliamentarian Mike Roger Publicity-Eipension Director Norm Detaado Regional Officer Roberta Myers Fall. 1957: the most successful term in tho history of the Berkeley J$A Chapter. 8orkoloy was recognizod as the Most outstanding of the more than fifty chopters represented at a State Convention held in November. Also classed as the best ever was the Regional Convention sponsored by and held at Borkoley in January. BOWLING CLUB Bowling is American’s most popular participation sport. Therefore it is no surprise that the Bowling Club is ono of the clubs here at Berkeley High. Vice President Doug Bowen and I wish to thank our sponsor, Mr. Cann. for his hard work this term. Thonks are duo also to Secretary Betty Ann Rood. Treasurer Don Carlson, and the team captains for their close cooperation. I feel that the great success of this term's Bowling Club is a reflection of the dramatic incroaso in school spirit this semester, and of the ever rising popularity of tho country's favorite competition sport—Bowling! $t v« Brodsky President INTERNATIONAL CLUB President Steve Keachi Vic President Program Chairman Sue Farqthar Secretary-Treasurer Sonj Bianchi Sponsor Miss Rodriguet Tho International Club was formod to enable interested students to learn about foroign countries and their peoples. Weekly programs are prepared by members and talks are given by those who have visited a foroign country and by foreign studonts from International House (at the University of California). Tape recordings of the international shortwave broadcasts of nations all over tho world are heard alto. ELECTRONICS CLUB Sponsor Mr, Amdahl President Bill Parkinson Secretary Don George The Electronics Club meets Thursday afternoons at 3:15 in GI08. Our aims aro giving tho mombers Morse Codo practice and basic amateur radio theory so that thoy can got thoir amatour radio licenses. We try to get some of tho moro advancod mombors to givo short talks on beginning radio stations. COSTUME PRODUCTION President Linda Baer Vic President Carol Uhlinqer Secretary Sandy Goulart Treasurer Mary Pone This term two of the girls worked on props for the senior play and the rest of the girls workod in the dressing room holping with quick changes. During the musicale the girls worked on costumes by helping with alterations. DISCUSSION CLUB Sponsor President Treasurer Secretary Program Chairman Membership Chairman Miss Rodrigues Phil Anderson Ted Sarbin Barry Dorfman Joe Asling Roy French As the nemo implies, the Discussion Club is devoted to discussing topics with a controversial nature concerning the school or the world as a whole. Well known for starting the Movie-craze two somosters ago. this club now is solely concerned with its original purpose—that of giving each member a chance to voice his or her views on various subjects. YOUNG REPUBLICANS President Vic President .... 2nd Vice President. Secretary Sponsor Edna Porter Greg Otto Mark Marshall Mary Chappell Mrs. Hogan The members of the Young Republicans Club have boon active at Republican headquarters distributing literature. stickers and stuffing envelopes for the local election for assomblyman. Congratulations were telegraphed on the recovery of Mrs. Eisenhower, on President Eisenhower's stand on the Little Rock situation and wishes for a speedy recovery in the President's recent illness. We received replies from all three telegrams. 64 CHESS CLUB Pr sid nt Alan Kilpatrick Vic Pr � id nt .......—----- Jack Goon Traaiurar Roy French The function of the Choss Club is to provido a place for students interested in playing chess to got togothor. Here is an opportunity for members to play others who are better, the same, or worse than they aro. Tho club mombers teach beginners, and offer interesting information to thoso who want to better their game. There is a Chess Ladder which offers the members on opportunity to competo with each other for top place. All students intorostod in playing chess, including beginners, are especially invitod to join. The club meets in room 203 after school on Wednesday every week. CRAFT CLUB Sponsor Mrs. Lawton Officers Non The club is for those who have a yen to do something with thoir hands. Mootings are spent working on any of various projects as jewelry, cervod wood, woaving. or plastics. The products of the Craft Club are limitod only by tho imagination of the member. CINEMA SOCIETY Sponsor Mr. Marquis Patterson President Phil And rton Vic Pr sid nt------------------------Barry Dorfman Secretary T d Sarbin The Cinema Society is devotod to the showing of motion pictures to the students and faculty of Borkeley High School. With permission from the Board of Control the members show-varying types of movies on occasional Friday afternoons. The club is new this semester and has spent most of its time in becoming organized. ANYTHING CLUB Sponsor Mr. Filut Pr sidant Kirby Brown Vic Pr sid nt Mark Marshall Secretary Bob Mathioson Tr asur r Alan Kilpatrick The Anything Club was formed this term to fill in some of the fields of interest not covored by othor school clubs. As the title suggests, students interested in practically anything are welcome. Founded by members of the former Stamp and Coin Club, tho new club has been quite successful. Activities include planned programs at meetings, treasure hunt, and exhibits in the school showcase. 65 ANALYSIS CLUB Chairman Bill Rantz Assistant Chairman Chuck Sheer Sacratary Ann Richardson Parliamentarian Clarence Walker Tho purposo of tho Analysis Club is to create a better understanding of the values and institutions of man by doing research, anolysizing, and discussing the social, political, economic, religious and philosophical activities of mankind. After a period of two weeks of research and reading, the club meets for consecutive Tuesdays for discussion. This is then repeated for the next topic. DMS COUNCIL Tho DMS Council is still a comparatively new feature of Borkoloy High, as it is not yet a year old. but we of the Council feel that despite the newness of tho idoa. we have made progress toward our goal of coordinating the Drama, Music, and Speech departments and giving them a voice on the BOC. Our most important functiion during the past semester has been to support and sell tickets to the various musical and dramatic productions. Marty Ellis represents the Council of the BOC. and Mr. Elhers. is our sponsor. Becky Baird.............. Chairman STAGECRAFT CIRCLE Stagecraft Circle, sponsored by Mr. Lyle Collins. Stage Director, works bo-hind the scenes on school shows and assemblies. assisting with the construction of sets, working lights and sound, and helping with all of the othor details which go into a good production. Ted Sarbin is president, and Tania Eowlks is vice president. AQUARIUM CLUB The Aquarium Club has not been quite so active this term, as it was last torm, bocause most of the members are high seniors. The club met on lues-days under the able sponsorship of Mr. Alwin Caburi, biology teacher and ichthylogical consultant. It is hoped that the club will carry on next term with the same interest and that there will be even more members. Sponsor Mr. Caburi President Calvert Moore Vic President Clifford turn Secretary Jan Sammis Treasurer Gary McKunzi The hills and the sea and the earth dance. The world of man dances in laughter and tears. -KABIR SENIOR PLAY CAST ROW I, left to right: Pat Hansen. Marie Bonaparte. May Hetsing. Kathy Kassebohm, Nancy Hack. ROW II: Carole Rhode. Karen Lindsay. Pete Eubanks. Dave Borson, Jeanette Stewart, Al Batchelder, Dave Newsom, Jim Warner. Elaine Pappas, Bob Verhoogen, Dave Dickson, Judy Shirek, Calvert Moore. Pete Green. Chuck Carter. BACK ROW: Diana Darnall, Sheryl Stevens. MISSING: Judy Burton, Nina Edises. The Senior Class Presents THE DESK SET by William Marchant THE CAST Sylvia Moyor..................Jean Merrill, Marie 8onaparto Peg Costello..................Nina Edisest, Nancy Hack Ruthie Saylor.................Judy Burton, May Hessing Richard Sumner..............................Dave Newsomf Bunny Watson...........................Katherine Kassebohm Abe Cutler......................................Jim Warner The Man in Shirt Sleeves.......................Pete Eubanks Lady in the Suit..............................Diana Darnall Kenny.........................Dave Dickson, Pete Greon Mr. Bennett....................................Dave Borson Elsa..........................Carole Rhoda. Pat Hanjen Miss Rumple....................................Judy Shirek Elsa's Friend.................................Karen Lindsay Mis; Warrinor................Elaine Pappas, Sheryl Stevens Miss Smith................................Jeanetto Stewart A Reporter..................................Calvort Moore A Photographer................................Chuck Carter Staff from Legal Dopartmont............................John Carbono. Alan Batcholdor. Bob Verhoogon. David Youngs Saturday Night Cast I Member National Thospian Socioty THE SCENES Tho action of tho play proceeds in the reforonco room of a large radio and television broadcasting company in midtown Manhattan. ACT I Early December, morning. ACT II The day before Christmas, midday. (During this act the lights are lowered to denote the passage of time.) ACT III Four wooks later. THE MUSIC The Typewriter....................................Anderson Christmas Music.....................................Sopkin March from Matiness Musicals............Rossini-Britten Music by the Berkeley High School Thoator Orchestra THE CREWS Stage Managor.............................Phillip Andorson Studont Director..........................Shelby Samson STAGE CREW: Dottie Eakin, Tania Fowlks. Bob Gordon. Nancv Grisham. Audrej Jurgens, Poter Porison, Bob Pomory, Ted Sarbin. Botty Thompson. MAKE-UP: Joy Rotolla. Doris Florida. Judy Shirek. Billie Ostic. WARDROBE AND PROPERTIES: Nadino Aguilar. Linda Baor. Delores Batiste. Bynna Bontly. Sandra Goulart. Claudino Brown, Claris Jenkins. Sholda Meyers. Ileno O Brien. Mary L. Ponce. Stolla Torros, Carol Ulingor, Patricia Wright. 70 The Berkoley High School Fine Arts Department Presents ‘ BABES IN TOYLAND OPERETTA BY VICTOR HERBERT — THE CAST — Hilda Miriam Abramowitsch Jack.............Lynn Hannaford Jill............Holen Rohrbough Bo-poop Nancy Gray Barnaby Jack McFarland Tom..............Miko Francisco The Widow Piper Nina Edises Gonzorgo.............Kirby Brown Roderigo. Jay Manley Jano.............. Margaret Tarr Alan.........................Joe Gilbert Contrary Mary Cora Shannon Curly Locks Shari Evans Sallie Waters Shelby Sampson The Master Toymaker ..............Gus Gustavson Tho Fairy Queen..Barbara Hunt Marmaduke......... Tim Laddish Grumio..........Howard Taylor Mme. Columbine ........Angelina Cancimello Simple Simon Mary Chappelle Lucy Locket ludith Mann Boy Blue .. .Eve Brossler Bobby Shafto Tholma Bogan Miss Muffett Linda Freed Poter-Pumpkin-Eater .................Addio Brown Rod Riding Hood Humpty-Dumpty Barbara Callies Raggedy Ann ... Jill Nealson Raggedy Andy.. Pat Kellor Doll Funny Little Man Bev Bacon Cat. Lucy Ann Perlmutter Cat Brooks Bennett Clown Irene Avotins Rabbit..............Carol Podri Tiger.......Katherine Kassebohm SYNOPSIS OF SCENES ACT I—Sceno I—Contrary Mary's garden, a summer afternoon. Scene 2—The Spider Forest, the next day. ACT II—Scenos I and 2-—The Master Toymaker's Workshop, a few days later. DANCERS Evil Dolls: Jennifer Bain, Catherine Griller, Nancy Hack, Pat Lillie, Wendv Nicol, Aya Reinborgs. Sharon Stacy, Barbara St. Amant, Mary Ann Stewart, Debbie Strunk. Barbara Whitby—Bats: Joan Dorsey Mary Higgs. Janecnc Icardi, Penny Pray, Rachel Reyes, Robin Smith, Janet Suzuki, lenorc Uyeyoma. Molly Mauser—Bear: John Chung—Spider: Cathy 8rownell—Barney O'Flynn Bill Hickox—Tango: Joy Rotella. Paul Prado—Acrobatic Dancers: Karla Kobdt Claudia Kobelt—Fairy Dancers: Sue Sledge, Carol Chin—Gypsy Dancers: Judy Burton, Karen Lindsay, Tamara Taylor—-Jack-in-the-box: Diana Darnell—Toy Soldiers: Andy Benson, Layton Bogart, Lenny Horning, Michael Gold. Charles Moore. Jack Robson. Steve Snider. Ty Wood. THE ORCHESTRA Violins: Don Weilerstein. Gail Denny, Lenore Uyeyama, Jane Taylor Mar on Johnson, John Hatch. Judy Leenhouts. Kathy Dole, Carol Bliss, Catherine Grill-cr, Marjorie Harman, Ronald 8arela, Barbara Usher, Katherine Wheeler. Nina Pastorino—Flutes: Seeley Dole. Shirley Lobdell. Carole Altermatt—Trumpets: Ronald Clawson, Dean Morgan, Val Clark—Violas: Sukey Barnhart. Andy Ber dahl. Mary Esther Hopkins. Mary Wilkinson—Harp: Joyce Gompertz—Cellos: David Dickson. ■ esley Sue Go'dstein, Carolyn Crouch, Jackie St e'e. Do'oms Vitero—French Horn: Joseph Kupka. Joseph Aslina—Percussion: George Duff, John Holbrook. 8ill Hickox—Piano: 8etsy Cannon. Polly Ratcliff—Bass: Isabelle Dalziel. Sylvie Kassebohm, Shirley Whitlow, Carolyn Farley—Oboes: Bruce Haynes. David Lawton—Clairnets: Ralph McCoy, Myron Lee—Trombone: John Templeton—Bassoons: Becky Baird. Caroline Hale. THE CREWS Costume Production: Nadine Aguilar. L nda 8e r, Delores Batiste. Byrne Bent-lev, Claudine Brown, Roberta DeWitt, Sandra Goulart, Claris Jenkins, Shelda Myers, llene O'Brien, Mary Ponce, Stella Torres. Carol Uhlinger, Patricia Wright. Stage Crew: Stage Manaqer Andreis Jurgens Phil Anderson, Nancy Grisham. Alan Kilpatrick. Mike McCabe. Peter Poirson. Ted Sarbin. Properties: Tania Fowlks, Betty Bruce. Shelby Sampson, Betty Thompson. Linda Youngreen. Make-up Chairmen: Mike McCabe. Judy Steele. Anne Truetlein. Make- o Comm ttee: Patricia B nnar, Lynn Ricker. Margaret Johnstone Pamela Fox, Carol Bowker, Kathryn Phillips. Gloria Evans, Carol Pierce. Barbara Gregg Carol Parsons, Liz White liz Wohletz, Margaret Bell. Kathy Stephens. Diane Dixon, Susan Goodwin. Ruth O'Neill. Student Directors: Marty Ellis, Dottie Eokin, Shelby Chapel. CHORUS French Dolls: Martha Booth. Pat Cobb Dorothy Dickson. Audrey Douglas. Sue Fife. Pat Lloyd. Joy Rotella. Joan Villaruel, Pat Cripps—Villagers and Toy-makers: Pearl Abbott, Barbara Chandler. Dorothy Coltrin. Diana Deston. Betty Leonard. Mary Ann McPherson, Jean Merrill, Lynda Peterson, Gretchen Riddle-barger, Patty Warner, Susan Warner, Meredith Fry, Connie Hays. Gayle Rcnouf. Sheryl Stevens, Lois Yojng. Alice Yuan Bill Barker. Gene Hennen, Ken Sylva, John Wright, Charles Allen, Thurman Beasley, LeRoy Farwell, Jerry Hutchinson. Fred Jamison. Paul Nielsen—Dandies: Myron Artist. Dave Borson, Eddie Brown, Ed Dutro, Herb Lee, Leonard Maddox, Bob Parker. Al Rico. FACULTY Conductor---------- Thomas S. Haynes Drama Director....Florence Schwimley Choral Director.. Earle B. Blokeslee Stage Director Lyle Collins Dance Director Jean Greqerson Dance Director ......—Ingrid Sparks Costume Production .................Genevieve H. Cory Programs and Posters Walter Osterhoff Publicity------------- Robert E. Lutt Publicity Sidney Wales Ticket Sales and Business ----- Roy E. Okerstrom Theater Manager Harold Buettner Make up Committee Georgia Ann Weston Assisting Isabel Ochoa Usher Committee Dorah O'Neill Printing, ...... Austin M. Waltz 72 Music, the universal tongue . . . -SAMUEL ROGERS A CAPPELLA CHOIR The A Cappella Choir activities this semester were varied. November 29th the group sang for the annual lighting of Christmas decorations, singing a half-hour program in Constitution Square. December 15th they presented an hour program of sacred music at the University of California Newman Club. December 17th the Choir responded to an invitation from the Berkeley Kiwanis Club, singing a program of Christmas music at the Shattuck Hotel. As this gees to press, plans are being made for the annual A Cappel a Choir dinner which will be held at the beginning of the Christmas holidays. Joseph Gilbert, president MARCHING BAND This year's eighty-piece marching band had a very active and successful term. Under the tremendous leadership of Mr. Lutt, the band participated in many school activities. It marched at most of the football games, played for several rallies and participated in the University of California Band Day. The band also marched in the Annual Football Parade of Lights. One of the highlights of the semester for the band was marching at the Capuchino game. The Drum Major, Chuck Moore, displayed his excellent leadership at all the games. The officers this semester include: Charles Gustav-son, vice president: Fred Jamison, secretary-treasurer: Chuck Moore and Phyllis Cripps. social chairmen. Many thanks to the officers and band members who helped make the band, this semester, a tremendous one. Jack Arnold President ORCHESTRA This fall term has been a very active period for the orchestra. During the first month of the semester we elected our officers. The following are: President, Don Weilerstein: Vice President. Shirley Lobdell: Secretary-Treasurer, Catherine Griller: Social Chairmen, Jackie Steele and George Duff. The orchestra played for both performances of the Senior Play on November I and 2 and for the assemblies of Burbank, Garfield and Willard Junior High Schools. On December I 3 we accompanied the production of Babes in Toyland. The orchestra has worked very hard for all of these concerts but at the same time it has enjoyed every moment of the work. Catherine Griller Secretary-T reasurer DANCE BAND This fall Dance Band began with many new musicians and new material and worked hard to equal standards set in the past. Dance Band increased its activity this term both off and on campus. In tradition, we played for Touchdown —the GA dance, the Talent Assembly, and the United Crusade drive kickoff luncheon. Two innovations were playing for the Junior Red Cross Convention at U.C. and Band Parents' Club meetings. Entertaining at rallies and assemblies completed our activity. Tony Kaye and Charles Gustavson served as band managers. Mr. Robert Lutt is sponsor. Tony Kaye Co-manager etWlUt AEOLIAN CHOIR HARMONEERS The Aeolian Choir, as the Harmoneers, are a new musical performing group at Berkeley High School. Organized in the fall of 1956. they made their off-campus debut in May of 1957 at the northern California Choral Festival where adjudicators rated them as Outstanding’’ both in performance and sight-reading. This fall their principal assignment was participation in the University of California Choral Festival which took place November 16. On this occasion the Aeolian Choir again won for themselves praise and encouragement from the Festival judges. As the Pod goes to press the choir is hoping to be able to accept an invitation for their appearance in a local church on December 15. Jane Pattison, president The Berkeley High School Harmoneers had a very active fall season. The first assignment was an invitation to sing for the Berkeley High student body in an assembly program in October. In November they appeared on Burbank, Willard, and Garfield Junior High School assembly programs. November 16th. with the Aeolian Choir, they took part in the University of California Choral Festival, an all-day program which was concluded with all festival participants attending the University of California-University of Washington football game. November 21st the Harmoneers appeared at Trinity Methodist Church, singing for the Women's Auxiliary. Cleveland Cotton RMCNEERS vr United we stand, divided we fall. -GEORGE POPE MORRIS SPORTS JV FOOTBALL The Berkeley High Junior Varsity of 1957 is a group of boys learning and developing themselves in hope that someday they will have the opportunity to play varsity football. These boys were used most of the time as opposition for Varsity players. Since the Junior Varsity had very little time to work together as a team, it was very difficult to play as a team during game time with other schools. Early rains caused cancellation of the Richmond and Alameda games. This left our team unchallenged as they dropped only one close game to Piedmont, 7-6. After two weeks of hard, grinding practice, the JV's ran over the De Anza Dons, 34-18. The next team to fall before the Jackets was Harry Ells. A fourth-quarter touchdown by Johnny Wright gave Berkeley a 14-12 victory. The last game of the season against El Cerrito was the most impressive of all games. The Jackets downed their cross-town rivals by a crushing score of 34-14. Next term such players as Art Andrews, Sam Brown. Larry Lowell, John Wright, Wayne Keiser, John Batcnan, and Bob Carver will make our varsity a strong contender in the ACAL. TENTH GRADE FOOTBALL This fall the soph football team, coached by Palmer Whitted, was made up of boys who were smaller than is usually the case at BHS. But the team made up in hustle and in desire what it lacked in poundage. Six games were scheduled for the organization; one of these was cancelled due to unseasonal inclement weather and one due to invasion by the Asiatic flu bug in the camp of a scheduled opponent. Though unable to score themselves, our sophs held Piedmont scoreless in tho second half of a contest scheduled between their JV's and ours. At Richmond our tenth graders defeated the home team I 3-6 on a muddy field. On our gridiron, the game with De Anza ended in a scoreless tie. El Cerrito was defeated on our field 32-20 to close the abbreviated season. The names of Bullard, Donnell. Evans, Foord. Froines, Haseltine. Jacobsen, Naka-gawara, Russ, Salo, and others are almost sure to become a part of the glorious lore created by BHS heroes. 80 VARSITY FOOTBALL BEST FOOTBALL TEAM On November 22, 1957, the Berkeley High A.C.A.L. Football Champions astounded the prep world by walloping the previously undefeated favorites of the peninsula, Capuchino High, in an unexpected score of 40-13 to clinch the mythical championship of Northern California. This victory added the icing to the cake in one of the best years in Berkeley Hiqh history. After an overwhelming 30-0 victory over the El Cerrito Gauchos, Berkeley was picked by East Bay prep writers to win the A.C.A.L. With this goal in mind the Berkeley High Jackets, coached by Fred Moffett, downed the Piedmont Highlanders 33-7, won a hard 14-0 bout with Richmond, and then coasted by De Anza 44-19. After shutting out the always tough Alameda Hornets 19-0, the Jackets rolled over Harry Ells 32-7, and then won the A.C.A.L. Championship by once again downing El Cerrito 21 -6. Such standouts as Don Kasso, tne Whittle brothers, John Lynch, Dave Dutton, Fred Tuemmler, Rick Palfin, Leonard Davis, and many others gave Berkeley a football team that will long be remembered in Berkeley High history. Carl Dwight Sports Editor FOOTBALL SCORES Sept. 20 Berkeley vs. El Cerrito Gauchos .... 30- 0 Sept. 27 Berkeley vs. Capuchino Mustangs § ............. rained out Oct. 4 Berkeley vs. Piedmont Highlanders§ 33- 7 Oct. I I Berke'ey vs. Richmond Oilers..... 14- 0 Oct. 18 Berkeley vs. De Anza Dons§.......... 44-19 Oct. 25 Berkeley vs. Alameda Hornets........ 19- 0 Nov. I Berkeley vs. Harry Ells Eagles....... 32- 7 Nov. 8 Berkeley vs. El Cerrito Gauchos§ .... 21-6 Nov. 22 Berkeley vs. Capuchino Mustangs} 40-13 §Homo game ‘Nonloaguo gamo {Cal Stadium GRADUATING LETTERMEN THURMAN BEASLEY Swim Manager JIM BOWMAN Track. Cross-Country. Basketball NORMAN BRESLOW Tennis LEONARD DAVIS Football RICHARD DAWSON Swimming. Basketball Manager PETE EUBANKS Swimming LEROY EVANS J-V Football ROLF HASSARUD Football HARVEY HOLMES Track GARY HUTCHINSON Football BOB LONG Basketball DENNIS MATTOX Football BURTON MOYER J-V Football DAVE NEWSOM Golf RICH PALFIN Football GARY REESOR Track. Football Manager RAY SALVO 8aseba'l JIM WARNER Golf JIM WASSON Swimming Manager GORDON WHITEHEAD Track. Cross-Country 84 CROSS-COUNTRY P.E. TEACHERS MR. WILSON The Berkeley High Cross-Country team of 1957, was another credit to Berkeley High, along with our football team, and our track team. In the first cross-country meet, our team dropped a close one to El Cerrito, but placed second, in front of Pleasant Hill. Coach Erickson and the boys then picked up the pace to run over Harry Ells, De Anza, and Piedmont. At the start of the A.C.A.L. races, Berkeley had a 3-1 record. Cur boys placed second in the A.C.A.L. Meet, and were on their way to the North Coast Division Meet. With superior running by Tom Jennings, Bill Hotchkiss, Jim Bowman, and Gordon Whitehead, Berkeley tied Hayward for first place. Berkeley concluded their fine season by placing second in the North Coast Section Meet, to receive an invitation to the State Cross-Country Meet. No matter what the outcome of the State meet may be, Berkeley produced at least the second best Cross-Country team in Northern California. MR. MOFFETT MR. POWELL MR. SILVA MR. SCOTT MR. HACKER MR. ERICKSON A BASKETBALL B BASKET8ALL INTRAMURAL SPORTS Intramural Sports is one of the most important, as we!l as popular activities of the year. It gives all the boys the opportunity to be a part of a team instead of a spectator. This term, basketball, swimming, badminton, volleyball, tennis, and trampoline were offered to all students. Coach Ray Silva, and Bill Powell sponsored over 150 boys in the Fall 1957 program. The boys, interested in basketball, were divided into squads and competed against each other. The squads took such names as Sweet Wheat’s Men. The Free Lancers. The Waterfront Boys, and the Court Gents. Many boys from these teams are playing on the Varsity. JV, and B Basketball Teams for the Spring semester. In Intramural swimming, and tennis, as well as basketball, the coaches discovered many boys who. someday, may make a name for themselves and Berkeley High School. SWIMMING •LOCK B FIRST ROW. UH to right: Jack! Williams, Conrad Chavei, Jim Hemphill, Gordon Whitehead, Da«a Dutton, Bill Hooqs. Mika Far-rall, Tony Price. Jim Rodda, Bill Dempster, Ray Salvo. SECOND ROW: Jim McManus, Johnall Fields, Chuck Josephs, Steve Havis, Dave Berqlund, Jim Bowman. Jim Warner, Tony Thomas, Mika Brown, Ron Mclntira, Kan Olleg. THIRD ROW: Stav Chandler, Norm Breslow, Bill Mallet. Dov Newsom, Rich Wavland. Dick Joch-urns, Vic Elisher, Rick Palfin BLOCK B CIRCLE B Even though we had a late start the Block B society this year proved to be very successful. Our first activity was the selling of soft drinks at Fun Nite which was profitable and fun. We then sold pencils which with the support of the Block B members was a sellout. With the profit from our concessions we had many activities, the highlight of which was our annual dinner. I wish to extend my thanks to Chuck Josephs, vice-president; Bill Mallet, secretary-treasurer; and Fred Tuemmler, sergeant-at-arms. Also a special thanks to Mr. Wilson, our sponsor, who gave up many hours of his time to make this term successful. It has been a great honor to serve on the B.O.C. as Block B president and I'm sure I will never forget the knowledge I have learned in serving the Block B members. Steve Havis Block B President It has been a great privilege, as well as a pleasure to serve as president of the Circle B Society. The Circle B Society was a little inactive this term because some of the members were active in Fall sports. Nevertheless, we still managed to raise enough money to present the traditional Emil Lamar Scholarship to one of the graduating Circle B members. Another activity of the society included a Circle B Society-Block B dinner. I would like especially to thank Mr. Silva, our sponsor, for his help and guidance. Those who aided me in officiating over the group were Norman Hara-guchi, vice-president; Carl Mack, secretary-treasurer. Before closing, I again wish to thank those who helped me in the Circle B Society. David Fujita Circle B President CIRCLE B FIRST ROW. left to right: 0 o u g Wachter, Richard Dawson, Jackie Williams, Ed Burkhardt, Ron Mcln-tiro, Harvey Miller Dave Berglund, Conrad Chavez. SECOND ROW: Dickie Adachi, Norman Haraguchi, Cedric Robinson, Pete Eubanks. Harvey Holmes. Rick Palfin, Joe Cardoza, David Blanchard. THIRD ROW: Rick Holbrook, Bill Crawford, Charles Josephs, Steve Havis. Jim Hemphill, Leroy Evans. Jim Bowman, Gary Ressor, Walter Taylor. G.A.A. The Girls' Athletic Association is an after school organization which sponsors sports for girls. It teaches sportsmanship, teamwork, coordination, and skills in many sports. This term we have had tennis, badminton, diving, archery, sinkers, recreational swim, basketball, tumbling, and dance. The dance and diving clubs have been especially active. The dance club has put on many musicals and programs. The term is divided into two 8 week sessions so it will be possible for us to sponsor all of these clubs. Some clubs such as diving, badminton, and dance are continued throught the entire 18 weeks. The legislative body of the G.A.A. is the G.A.A. council. The executive part of the council is made up of our advisor, Mrs. MacClenaghan. President Pam Fox, Vice-President Jill Nealson, Secretary Kathy Stephens, and Treasurer Norma Delgado. The membership is made up of two representatives from each club. The council plans the sport sessions, playdays, Fun Nite concession, Pompon sales, etc. The Berkeley G.A.A. belongs to a girls' interschool organization made up of Berkeley. Oakland Tech, Holy Names, Albany, and Anna Head's. This organization is governed by the Girls' Inter-School Council made up of the president of each G.A.A. and one other representative. The G.I.S.C. plans interschool playdays and sports days. Thank you all for a wonderful term. Pam Fox G.A.A. President GAA COUNCIL MRS. McCLENAGHAN PAM FOX Prtsidtnt Sponsor GIRLS' P.E. TEACHERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Scott. Miss Gr«g-erson, Mrs. Rich. Mrs. McClenaghan, Miss Carstans, Mrs. Sparks. Mrs. Heyden. SINKERS CLUB Miu Scott, sponsor BEGINNING TENNIS Mrs. H ydon. sponsor ADVANCED tennis Miss Grogorson. 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