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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

vX'JJltf'- W« Alter t Bri Jge'K� t Btfl 6 £cX Uaa U C Wiv 0 p 9(WS JRt XX$0 )liy '{j j 0TU %«Y fcjrfvx u 'fjuu. flbwdkl Ch “ 'A. Vn-wo «=--- = sr 5 ‘DVohT Qfc 3aP° H ry i y - Q Ua’l . toH yru )Jci - At. jm. S : • d ofo Cc fc ' ack. fl5 +-++rKJU SQ V?1 oAjR jjn joO g . ■ JsU JZ vvte W S JZia S ANfy V yOv£) 8 £ 6 vaiuaod vno X) V r-TTO VV TO Af V’ TAxja. pc-N V P'V T'-'vX inrr'o o r jstl O 'yajn y . Vo uyo p rOoo- ' v I - S r£ AT O W 'y tA A , -pp5ip---• ux_rrv 5b- rvs %5 AjkyTS'Ct ORol fiodhidcL FALL 1958 BERKELEY HIGH SCHOOL BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA ,0n is nothing save tl limit of our sight. Rossitcr Worthington Raymond PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Tbe sun sinks slowly in the West—” All through your lives your horizons have been ever widening. Things close at hand today, such as graduation, were only yesterday a part of the horizon. In the future as you keep on learning, your horizons will have widened still farther and other goals will have been attained. It is likewise with the world, and the horizon of education in particular. In this age of automation more and more machines arc taking over for man. Yet these machines arc not narrowing man’s world by giving him less to do, but instead arc widening it still farther. Regardless of your field or vocation, you can only succeed by being really interested in it and by putting your whole self into your work. For it is only by giving that you can receive. The story of the boy who went in search of the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow is a familiar one. This same situation may be applied to you when you are working in your chosen field. If you really work hard always striving for your goal, you will find your pot of gold, which will be the satisfaction of accomplishment and the knowledge that you have done something useful for your community, state or country. With the following words in mind, go forth, High Seniors, and attain your goals: With every rising of the sun, Think of your life as just begun ... With God Himself to bid the twain, Go forth brave hearts; attain! Attain!” FOREWORD THE NEW HORIZON Wc arc now at the threshold of our lives. We arc engaged in activities which will be happy memories in our future lives, but there will be no time to pause and reflect on these pleasant times unless we pause now to look to that future. Only by setting our goals now can wc have the desired success. Our threshold has many paths leading from it. Some of us will take the path that leads to further education; some will take the road to earning a livelihood. Never again will all our paths cross, nor will wc be joined together as wc are now on the doorstep of the adult world. Once through this doorway wc will move to a time in our lives where it is essential to know ourselves because the main burden of adult responsibilities will lie in our own hearts and minds. These last three years at Berkeley High School have given us the tools for this necessary introspection. Now is the time for us, the Fall Class of 1958 to take up these tools and with them make a meaningful life for ourselves. Behold wc stand at the door and knock,” and the answer that we receive will be largely determined by the manner in which wc look to the new horizon. Wishing you only the best, NATXMAl SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OY MEXICO FACULTY Donald K. Akey. John E. Amdahl. Donald F. Anderson. Mrs. Jtrry Angel, Ronald Apparson. J. Oswaldo Asturias. Albart C. Aueh, John S. Barnas, Miss No Bartlett. Harold S. Ballus. Miss Elixabath Bannatt. Joseph E. Berruexo. Mrs. Joyce J. Blakely. Earle B. Blakeslee. Frederick I. Boehne, Douglas A. Boyce. Mrs. May I. Bunts. Alwin S. Caburi. Francis D. Calhoon. Miss Victoria M. Campbell. Ernest O. Cann Donald B. Carr, Mrs. Helen M. Cassidy. Mrs. Esmer K. Clark, Carlyle S. Collins. Lucian L. Copley. Mrs. Genevieve H. Cory. John Costerelle. Lejeune Cummins. William L. Daoust. Donald Davies. John P. Day. Robert H. Dunk. William E. Dunkum. David A. Dunlap. Richard H. Ehlers. William J. Emery. Elgin W. Erickson. Dr. Henrietta M. Fialon. William C. Fiedler. Burton D. Filut. James Geyner, Mrs. Jean G. Gregerson. Richard M. Hacker, Mrs. Blanch N. Haqopien, Clesson Harvey. Miss Alice A. Harwood. Miss Midori Hashimoto, Thomas S. Haynes. Raymond E. Hernandez. Mrs. Lois A. Hayden. M. Ray Hitch Mr Marion L. Hoqan. Miss Carol Jachens. Miss Ruth L. Jennings. Thomas D. Johnson. William F. Johnti. William Kennedy. Lawrence Kiviat. Mrs. Edna P. Lawson. Mrs. Emelia R. Leopold. Roy Lindstedt. Milton Loney. Mrs. Eleanor F. Lund. Robert Lutt. John G. MacDonald. Kenneth J. MacDonald. Edqar J. Manske Mrs. Dorothy C. McCleneghan. Orville W. McGuire. James McNeill. Richard H. Menken. Fred P. Moftett. Villis S. Nealson. Henry M. Nelson. Miss Marjorie P. Nvman. . . , Mis, Isabel Ochoa. Alden G. Olson. Mrs. Dorah D. O N.ill Walter f• Oltarhoff. Mi« obertinj. L. ace. Mss Lotte Parsons, Marquis deB. Patte-son. James E. Pendleton. Mrs. Erika B. Pilto William A. Powell. Robert A. Rajander. Mrs. Kay J. Ravenel. M.ss Arlene A. Repetto Glen L. ReynoMs. Robert A. Rice. Mrs. Virqinia N. Rich. Miss Ramona Rodriquez. Mrs. Jeanne A. Ross Mrs Larissa Rulofson. Mr,, knn Ryan. Nash San Martin. Don A. Schrump. Mrs. Florence I. Schwimley Sidney Scott. Paul J. Seqed-n. Hiss Margaret Shedd. Mrs. Mary Jane Sherlock. Ray A. Silva. Mrs. Mary E. Small Mrs. Carolyn G. Smid. An. Suzanne Smith. Werner G. Solomon. Mrs. Ingrid S. Sparks. Mrs. Betty Speed. Mrs. Phyllis P. Svane. 'hilip Swinford. . . _ . � . , _ Mrs. Mary 8. Teaney. Mrs. Gertrude Tenney. Miss Virginia E. Thickens. Jack Thomas. Anthony J. Tudisco. Ars. Muriel W. Ulry. John S. Urlaub. Roger Van Pelt. Mertinus Van Waynen. Miw Maria Vazauez. Miss ■atricia Vokral. Mrs. Joan von Kaschnitz, Mrs. Sidney M. Wales. Mrs. Phyll'S Walker. Austen M. Waltz. Oliver D. Washburn. Frederick W. Wehking, Miss Edythe M. Weichselbeum, Mrs. Hazel Z. Weller, Vernon I A Wattnvir Palmer Whitted Georae P. Wilson. The purpose of the American Field Service is to develop understanding among the nations. Right after the war, the millions of packages the Europeans received from America, were evidence that you Americans arc concerned about the problems of the rest of the world. Today everyone is aware of the need for friendship and tolerance among all the nations. The AFS is one very important organization which has already succeeded in helping to reach this aim. I have talked to former exchange students and I realized that they had become more tolerant. Old prejudices arc absent from their thinking. I am here for the purpose of learning about the United States and to make friends with you. It is good for you, too, to learn about my country Germany, because we can only have a satisfactory relationship as we know and understand one another. I am grateful that there are families who open their homes, and schools like Berkeley High, which give the opportunity to learn about the United States. I am happy that I may have part in the AFS organization and I will try to add as much as I can to the program. Gesine Topp Oldenburg i ddbg. Qucllcnwcg 71 Germany Cacilicnschulc Oldenburg American Field Service was founded in 1914, when American volunteers began to take care of wounded soldiers in France in World War I. After World War II, AFS began to draw up plans for giving young foreign people a chance to come to the U.S. as exchange students. And so the first AFS students came over, first into colleges only, but then in 1947 also into high schools. The father” of this idea was Mr. Hephcn Yalatti. This kind man is well known to every AFS student. First exchange students from Finland came over in 1948. At first the number of students was small, but it grew and this year 45 boys and girls were sent to American high schools. Nowadays Americans have a chance to go to Finland as AFS students, too. Not until after my arrival did I really understand how wonderful AFS program is. It opens an entirely new world for young foreign people. And to learn all new things is a really nice experience. I have had a very good time in BHS this semester and I am sure that I will learn even more during the time that I have left. Juhani Ojajarvi P-ffaaga Ohjaajantie I N 119 Finland YELL LEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Waif Taylor, Judi Galpin. Myron Artist. Moni Gatewood, Tom Fife. LEFT TO RIGHT: Lynn Farris, Joyce Burton, Sue 6ailoy, Kathy Page, Leola Higgs, Kathy Takefuii. POMPON GIRLS 9 JUNIOR RED CROSS Junior Red Cross offers opportunities for service on the community, national and international levels. Our main project this year is a correspondence album, with pictures and articles on Berkeley, which will be sent to one of the countries overseas. Mr. McNeill and Miss Hashi-moto arc our teacher sponsors. Our officers arc as follows: Donna Gundry, president; Joan Eastcr-brooks, secretary-historian, Enna Pohl, program chairman, and (anise Kruse, publicity chairman. BICYCLE COURT JUDGES Niqol Windsor, Dennis Handis 10 know no safe depository of t je ultimate powers of society but the people themselves Thomas Jefferson GOVERNING BODIES We at Berkeley High can feel justly proud of our school in many ways. As this term comes to an end, the joys and sorrows we shared arc now in the past. We started off the term with a bang, by selling about 2 500 student body cards. The junior prom and soph hop were two of the best dances we have had. The Senior Play and Christmas Stars gave everybody the best entertainment a high school has ever put on. Our football team did great in the NACAL due to the kids on the field and due to the kids in the stands. The spirit was great, and don’t let anyone tell you differently. Our band was really terrific taking first place in the football parade and putting on some of the best half-time shows we have seen. But none of these things could have been put on without the special help of Mrs. Schwimlcy, Mr. Ncal-son, Mr. LcTendrc, and many, many more who gave their valuable time. But more important, these shows would have failed without the help of you, the students. At this moment may I also express my deepest gratitude to the members of the BOC, for without their help this term could not have been the memory it is. To my graduating class members, the best of luck in the future, and to you who stay, remember old BHS is on top; keep her there. Before parting, may I also mention—you get out of school what you put in it. So until we meet again, later, STEVE PHILLIPS STEVE PHILLIPS Proiidont BOC CONRAD CHEVEZ Vico President ROBIN SMITH Secretary BOARD OF CONTROL 12 MARGE ANDERSON Treasurer MYRON ARTIST Head Yell Leader DICK STONE HI2 President EDDIE BROWN LI2 President DAVE COWEE HI I President JOHN C. LEWIS HI President JOHN BARGMANN HIO President BOB CHEVEZ LIO President PAT WARNER GA President ETHEL ANN DREW GAA President GORDON KONO Rally Committee Chairman BLYTHE SHELLEY Sonior Friends Chairman BRUCE WILSON Publications Representative GEORGE RUBEN Honor Society President JAY MANLEY DMS Representative JIM HEMPHILL Block B President WILLIS NEALSON Vice-principal and Sponsor r jean McPherson Vice-pr � id nt MARY ERICKSON Secretary PAM COHELAN Treasurer SUSAN WILLIAMS-FOOTE Social Secretary MRS. MURIAL ULRY Dean ot Girls and Sponsor PAT WARNER President Girls' Association GIRLS' ASSOCIATION Friendship and Service, the motto of the Girls’ Association, was the thought within all the activities in which we engaged this term. The GA dance, PfTt held on Halloween, was a big success, with many couples costumed for the occasion. Our other functions included the Low Ten and New Girls’ welcome, the lollipop sales, our Fun Night concession, and the Senior Farewell and installation. All these activities would not have been possible or successful without the cooperation of the GA officers, Jean, Mary, Pam, and Susie, to whom I owe many thanks. Thanks arc also due to the many GA representatives on the council. I would especially like to thank Mrs. Ulry for her guidance and assistance throughout the semester. This semester has been a memorable one, and I have been honored to have served as you GA President. Thank you all, and best wishes to the new officers. PATTY WARNER Girls’ Association President Fall 1958 GA COUNCILS 12th I Ith I Oth 15 HONOR SOCIETY GEORGE RUBEN President KAREN WEST Vice-president KATHERINE ENGELSING Secretary-treasurer 17 HONOR SOCIETY i;or the outstanding success of all our activities this term I owe a great deal of gratitude to Karen and Katherine who worked diligently on all our projects, to Mr. Wcnrich, whose suggestions and help were invaluable, to the tireless efforts of our hat checking chairman Kathy Wheeler, 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 group. It is with great sadness that I leave Berkeley High, for nowhere will I again find such diversity, or the inspiration and beauty herein. In the student body, every religion, race, and ideal is represented, and in each there arc outstanding students. Berkeley High can become a true example of the ideal American Democracy. I challenge those remaining and those to come to seek this goal. May the future be with you GEORGE RUBEN Honor Society President CSF With the enthusiastic participation of all the members of CSF, we have had another very successful term. CSF has continued to thrive as a spirited and active organization at Berkeley High. Hat checking and the Fun Nitc concession with the Honor Society produced the means for our contribution to the scholarships for graduating Seniors. A coke date” held for prospective members gave all the assurance that CSF would continue to thrive as an organization at BHS. I know that this term’s activities could not have been carried out so successfully without the unflagging efforts of Bruce Wilson, Vice-president; Ruth Kitell, Secretary-treasurer; Miss Arlene Repetto, co-sponsor; and most of all Mr. Vcrnan Wcnrich, our sponsor. I sincerely wish to thank these people and all the other members of CSF for having made my term as president of CSF so productive. Go Well JOHN NOHRNBERG SPECIAL PRIVILEGE SEALBEARERS Ann Hollick and Evalyn Hoff SEALBEARERS Stava Kaachia. Carolyn Hutkay, Joyca Camaron and Gaorga Kuban. FRONT ROW, toft to right: Diana Hiltors, Claudia Kobalt, Jack! Poto-Hunt. Lailanl Grayjon. Laola Higgt, Nan Proctor. Francat Clark. Art Johnson. SECOND ROW: Rod Camp. Sua Williarm-Foota, Stava Phillips, Janica Okutsu, Diana Ichiyasu. Linnia Bock. Dick Stona. Myron Artist, Pat Tilton. Jackia Sua Smith Linda Harris, Dick Jochums THIRD ROW: Bob Howall, Mika Brown. Mr. Elhars, Gordon Kono, Frad Fitigarald, Dava Baachar, Dannis Handis. Jay Manlay. Harb Archibald. Bruca Wilson. Mika Andarson, Jay Cook. FOURTH ROW: Dava Goddard. Nigal Winsor, Tony Kaya, Lawranca Kahn. John Paal, John Cory. Dan Colburn. Rick Holbrook. SPEAKERS' BUREAU Lati ua e is ll c Armory of the human mind —Coleridge. Although smaller in size, this term’s Speakers’ Bureau still kept its objective, Service to school and community.” Its forty-one members included: Mike Anderson, Herb Archibald, Myron Artist, Dave Beecher, Linnie Bock, Mike Brown, Rod Camp, Frances Clark, Dan Colbourn, Jayc Cook, John Cory, Fred Fitzgerald, Dave Goddard, I.eilani Greyson, Dennis Handis, Linda Harris, Lcola Higgs, Diana Hillers, Rick Holbrook, Bob Howell, Diane Ichiyasu, Dick Jochums, Art Johnson, Laurence Kahn, Tony Kaye, Claudia Kobclt, Gordon Kono, Joe Kupka, Jay Manley, Janice Okutsu, John Peel, Steve Phillips, Jackie Potc-Hunt, Nancy Proctor, Jacki Sue Smith, Dick Stone, Pat Tilton, Jim Webb, Bruce Wilson, Nigel Winsor and Sue Williams-Footc. Representing the Bureau in the Cornerstones of Democracy” contest was Dennis Handis. Speakers at American Legion functions included: Lcola Higgs, John Cory, Diane Ichiyasu, Mike Brown and Janice Okutsu. (As the Pod went to print, the contest speaker on the subject What Security Means to Me” was yet to be chosen.) School projects advocated at homerooms, assemblies and classrooms included the sale of Pods and student body cards. Football announcers were bureau members Dave Beecher and Fred Fitzgerald. Speakers’ Bureau members of the I)MS Council were Mike Anderson and Jacki Sue Smith. Berkeley Hi-Lites,” a radio program sponsored by the Bureau and heard Saturdays over Station KRE, was as popular as ever. The staff included Dick Stone as editor, with Bruce Wilson, Mike Anderson and Myron Artist assisting. FRONT ROW. Uft to right: Lorrain Makishima. Judy Mann. Hollis Leonard. Marilyn Hawkins, Emiko Umawatari. Helen Hamilton. Nancy Proctor, Fran Clark. Diane Fox. Eleanor Wootten. SECOND ROW: Marianne Gatto. Elsie Nissi. Evelyn Hoff, Joyce Cameron. Virginia Holsinger, Carolyn Huskey. Tania Fowlks. Blythe Shelly. Kathy Takafuji. Sue Bailey. Tami Voge, Carolyn Davis, Karen Peterson, Dons lindstrom. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Ulry. Sharron Pope, Irene Alto. Hannah Omi, Linda Youngreen. Jean Browne. Anna Howard. Mary McClain. Debby Meisenheimer. Ann Hollick. Betty Leonard. Julia Jacoby. Jackie Sue Smith. Sandy Watts. Sue Evans. Jean Dye. SENIOR FRIENDS In keeping with the GA motto, Friendship and Service,” this term's Senior Friends helped in the lobby and cafeteria, acted as proctors the first weeks of school, helped at the L-10 Welcome, served at last term’s Senior Ball, ushered at school assemblies, and had a concession at Fun Nitc with the GA. We also sprouted cars to advertise our Senior Play, Harvey.” But our most important activity was contacting the new girls and making them feel at home at Berkeley High. Thirty-nine girls were chosen as Senior Friends this term. This is a smaller group than those of previous terms, due to the size of our class. However, whatever we lacked in quantity, we made up in quality. My sincere thanks to Mrs. Ulry, our sponsor, for her guidance and help this term, and to Tania Fowlks and Kathy Takafuji, my co-chairmen. Many thanks also to each of the beanie-girls” for their help and cooperation. Serving as chairman and member of the Senior Friends, and as a member of the BOC has been an honor and experience I will never forget. Best of luck to the graduates and to the Senior Friends of the future. Blythe Shelley, Chairman BLYTHE SHELLY Chairman FRONT ROW. left to right: Low«l| Poultan, Andr w Garth. Dennis Handis, Cleveland Cotton. Don Kebeary, Jackie Williamt. SECOND ROW: Harry Lim. N gal Winsor. Gary Oda. Kannath Nakamura. Tim Carlton. Gordon Kono. Albart Bridgewater, Danny Sanchai. Willi Farnandaz. Jim Webb. THIRD ROW: Tony Kaya, David Crandall. Tom Janningt. Dick Jochumt, Bob Carver. John Banton, Don Lauer, Bob Peppin, Jim Roienquist. BACK ROW: Fritz Leopold, Gian Takagi, Curtica Castain, Jack Arnold. Art Johnson. Warren Lindahl, Doug Caldow. GORDON KONO Chairman RALLY COMMITTEE Having the privilege of serving on the Rally Committee has been a great honor. It has been an experience I’ll never forget. Through the cooperation of each and every member and the unity of the committee as a whole, we have had a lot of fun together. Of course, this fun wouldn’t have come about without the hard work of each individual. Our concessions, which were the following: selling soft drinks at school dances and the Basketball Toss at Fun Nite, were exceedingly successful. The monetary gains were quite sizable and really bolstered our treasury. We used some of the money for our final get-together of the year which was the Rally Committee Dinner, and we left quite a lump sum for the Rally Committee of next semester. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Assistant Chairmen, Bob Peppin, Dick Jochums and Bob Carver for their full support and fine leadership throughout the semester. I would also like to thank each and every member for his hard work in strengthening and making the Rally Committee the wonderful organization that it is. And on behalf of the Rally Committee, I would like to express our sincerest thanks and deepest admiration to our advisor, Mr. Nealson, whose advice and leadership was invaluable to the committee. Gordon Kono, Chairman % STAFF TOP POD SALESMEN FRONT ROW, loft to right: Marjorie Week. Barb Saarni, Peggy Tarr, Nancy Devight, Carol Collins. SECOND ROW; Mitsu Nakano, Patty Cho. Ruth Kittal, Ellen Hayes. BACK ROW: Tom Goetzl. William Ho. Jim Rodda, Bob Peppm. MISSING: Carolyn Key. POD STAFF Editor Mike McCabe Associate Editors Viola Brown, Steve Keachie Sales Manager Bob Pcppin Assistant Sales Managers Don Costa, Ray Vcrmculcn Sports Editor Warren Lindahl Art Editor ......Harry Lim Staff members: Jean Brown, Sue Bailey, Joyce Cameron, Helen Hamilton, Virginia Holsingcr, Doris Lindscrom, Debbie Mciscnheimer, Sharron Pope, Blythe Shelly, Sandra Watts. Staff photographers: Fred Bachmann, Steve Keachie, Paul Lin, Ray Vermculcn. JACKET STAFF Editor in Chief Managing Editors Associate Editors News Editor Feature Editor Sports Editor News Staff ............ Feature Staff Sports Staff........... Advertising............ Exchange and Publicity Staff Photographers Journalism Advisor Print Shop Adivsor ...........Bruce Wilson .............................. Mike Roger, Aaron Brandon ..... ... Judy Galpin, Ursula Kelly, Marge Anderson ........................................ Carolyn Huskey .......................— T_______!__________Tania Fowlks ............................................ Dick Railton I.inda Harnett, Jim Baylor, Janet Griffin, Kirsten Oldenburg Sue Bailey, Priscilla Gong, Val Allison, Moni Gatewood John Pitman, Bill Rohde, Bob Bennett ....... Rod Camp, Jan Adams, Mary McClain Pete Benton, Judy Leenhouts, Mary McCarthy, Diane Morrison Fred Bachman, Steve Keachic, Paul Lin, Ray Vermculcn ......................................Mrs. Sidney Wales ----------------- Mr. Austin Waltz t AlSON In the past we bare bad a light which flickered, in the present we bare a light which flames, and in the future there will be a light which shines over all the land and sea.” SENIORS H- 2 MESSAGE DICK STONE President DON LAUER Vice-prosidont ANN HOLLICK Treasurer CAROLYN DAVIS Secretary PAT KREBS Social Secretary After three unforgettable years at Berkeley High, it is hard to believe that our turn has come to receive diplomas and enter the world as adults. For some, these years have been long ones, but for most of us, they have passed all too quickly. We will be alumni before we realize the significance of these years. I surely hope that they have been as rewarding for everyone of you as they have been for me. We entered Berkeley as the smallest class in recent years and because of our size, had more than our share of obstacles to conquer and surpass. At times I wondered if we would make it, but by working together our projects were always successful. At this time 1 would like to express my deepest appreciation not only to Don, Carolyn, Ann, and Pat, who have given me their generous assistance, but also to so many of the teachers who have contributed their time, advice, and always, their patience. I am unable to express in words how much the honor of being president of this class has meant to me. I will never forget it. But far more important than this single honor arc the rewarding experiences, the good times, and most of all the close friends I’ve made in these three years at Berkeley High. Already I am eagerly awaiting the first reunion of the ball Class of ’58. Thank you and good luck, DICK STONE 26 SENIOR COMMITTEES SENIOR BALL CLEANUP Doug Caldow, Chairman SENIOR BALL FNTFRTAINMENT Steve Phillips, Matter of Ceremonies SENIOR DINNER ENTERTAINMENT Dick Railton, Chairman SENIOR DINNER CLEANUP Glen Takagi, Chairman SENIOR GIFT Bob Carver, Chairman SNO-CONE Dick Jochums, Chairman SENIOR DINNER PLANNING AND DECORATION Kathy Takefuji, Chairman REUNION Sue Bailey. Chairman ANNOUNCEMENT Jackie Sue Smith. Chairman GRADUATION Blythe Shelly. Chairman FUN NITE Gordon Kono. Chairman SENIOR PLAY PUBLICITY Mika McCaba. Dabby Maitanhaimar, Co-chairman SENIOR BALL PLANNING AND DECORATIONS Carolyn Davit. Patty Krabt. Co-chairman 29 •Honor Society 3 terms or more 1Seaibcarer §Special Privilege Sealbearer GERALD C. ABENTH-Soeial Studies, Bookkeeping JOE ALCORN—Music. Instrumental Band, Harmoneers. Talent Assembly, Noon Show IRENE ELSIE ALTO—English. Business, Senior Friend. Proctor, Senior Announcement Comm. •JACK ARNOLD-Math. German. English. Band. Orchestra. Rally Comm., DMS Council, Drum Major, Soph Football, CSF SUSAN BAILEY—Englsh. Languages. CSF Pod. Jacket. Senior Play. Senior Comm., Pompon Girl, Varieties. Drama Club. Dance Club. GA Rep., aen.o. rriena GEORGE BANKS-Music. English BILL BARREDA—English, Math, Bowling Club, Chess Club DELORES MAE BATISTE—Business. Homemaking. GA Rep. JOHN BENSON—Math, History, Spanish. Rally Comm.. H-ll Treasurer, 1 12 Veep. Soph Football, Sr. Ball Comm., Sno-Cone Comm. BONNIE BISCAY—English. Math. History. Pro Musica. Folk Music, Tumbling, Stage Craft Circle. Discussion and Pep Clubs GENEVIEVE BORELLI—Business. History. Proctor •ALBERT BRIDGEWATER—Math. HR Rep., Math Club. CSF HARMON A. BROWN—English. Mechanic Arts VI BROWN—English. History. Pres. Manuscript Club, Sec. Junior Statesmen, Spanish Club, GAA, Folk Music Club, Stagecraft, HR Rep., Pod JEAN BROWNE—English. Math. History. Pod. HS. Senior Friend. Leader's Club, Sr. Reunion. Fun Nite LINO F. BRUSUELAS—Mechanic Arts. Proctor INGRID CAHLING—English. French. History. GA Rep., HR Rep., Sr. Dinner and Decoration, Reunion Comm. DOUG CALDOW—English. History. HR Rep., Speakers Bureau. Drama, Rally Comm., Sc. Comm., Sr. Play, Intramural Basketball, Track ♦JOYCE ANNE CAMERON—English. Math. Spanish, Music. Sr. Friend. A Cappella, Aeolian Choir Accompanist and Librarian, Leader's Club, P d. P.o Musica, Sr. keomon TIM CARLSON-Math. Science. English. Music. A Cappella. Rally Comm.. HR Rep., Harmoneers, Varieties. Sr. Reunion Comm., Operetta, Graduation Comm. JOHN CARSON—English. Math, HS. CSF DAVID WM. CARROLL—Spanish. English ANDREW TIMBERMAN CARTER—English, Math. Science, History, HR Rep., Gift Comm., Bowling Club •BOB CARVER-Math. Science. English. Language History. Football, Circle B, Block B. Rally Comm., Pep Club. Harmoneers. Sr. Comm., CSF 30 CURTIS CASTAIN—Math, Track. Rally Committee. Dane Band. JV Football JOYCE IRENE CASTRO-Buiineu. Enqliih. Spaniih Club. Sinkari Club, International Club ROBERT RAY CAULEY—Enqliih, Print Shop. Homeroom Rap. EILEEN CHEN—Enqliih, Hiitory, Businets, Proctor. TOC Pompon qirl •FRAN CLARK—Enqliih. French. Hiitory. Science, UN Forum, Manuicript. Speaker! Bureau, Pro Muiica, CSF L. DAVID CLARK—Enqliih. Math VAL CLARK—Math. Muiic, Enqliih, Dance Band. Band. Orcheitra, Varietiei RONALD HILTON CLAWSON—Enqliih. Math. Muiic, Theater Orcheitra. Orcheitra. Band. HS. CSF. Dance Band ROXANNE LEE CLAWSON—Enqliih. Muiic. Homeroom Rep., Proctor, Aeolian Choir FRANCES CLIVE—Buiineu, Proctor DAN COLBOURN—Enqliih. Hiitory A Cappella, Speakeri Bureau, Varietiei HELEN JEWEL COLEMAN—Enaliih, Buiineu. Homeroom Rep., GAA Rep., Tennii Club, Proctor JUDY COLLINS—Spaniih, Buiineu, Proctor ERNEST JOSEPH CONDON ll-Hiifory, Enqliih DON A. COSTA—Enqliih, Hiitory. Pod. Homeroom Rop. CLEVELAND COTTON—Enqliih. Muiic, Rally Committee, Football. Block 8, Harmoneeu DAVID CRANDALL—Enqliih. Math. Buiineu, Rally Committee. JV Baieball, 10th Grade Football, Senior Ball Planninq and Senior Ball Cleanup Committeei EARNEST CRUTCHFIELD—Hiitory. Football. Homeroom Rep., MARGARET DANIELS—Enqliih. Hiitory. GA Rop.. Pod Sales, Senior Play, Operotta. Dance Club. Senior Play Publicity and Senior Dinner Committed JAMES DAVID—Enqliih. Hiitory ALDRICH DAVIS—Enqliih. Math. Band CAROLYN DAVIS—Enqliih. Math. Spanish. Muiic. H-IO. H-l I. H-12 Officer. A Cappella. Drama Club, Dance Club. Pod Sales, Varietiei. Sr. Friend. DMS DON PATRICK DAVIS—Enqliih. Hiitory JANICE WINONA DAVIS-Art. Enqliih. Buiineu. Majorette. Homeroom Rep., GA Rep., Aeolian Choir, Pep Club 31 TOMMIE LENORA DAVIS-Business. English, History. Homemaking JOHN F. DeVRIES—English, History. Math. Mechanic Arts EDWARD JAMES DODDS—English. Math. Science. Music. Harmoneers, A Cappella ROBERT DUNHAM—Math. English. Foreign Languages. CSF. Football. Senior Reunion Committee JEAN ANNE DYE—Business. English. Senior Friends, Proctor, GA Rep.. HR Rep., Science Club BOB EHRHARDT—English. Science. History BRENDA ELLIS—Business. Pep Club SUE EVANS—Home Economics. English. Senior Friend. Aeolian Choir. Proctor. Pep Club. Noon Show . Costume Production, Dance Club PAT FERNANDEZ—Business. History. English WILLIE FRANK FERNANDEZ—English. Math. Social Studies. Rally Committee. Intramural Basketball W. STEPHEN FORD—Woodshop TANIA FOWLKS—English. Spanish. History. Senior Friend. CSF. Jacket, Stage Crew. Folk Music Club. GA Rep.. Fun Nlte Committee. HS DIANE FOX—Enqlish. German, History. Children's Theater, HR Rep., GA Rep., Proctor. Senior Friend. Drama Club. Intramural Basketball, Concert Band. Varieties GARY K. FUJII—Math. English. Football. Fun Nite Committee LUCILLE GANDY—Homemaking. Business. Drama Club JUDY ANN GARCIA—Business History. Proctor. Pep Club. Senior Announcement Committee COTTRELL JAMES GARRETT—Mechanic Arts ANDREW GARTH-Math. English, History. Varsity Basketball. Varsity Football. HR Rep., Rally Committee MARIANNE GATTO— English. Business. History, HR Rep., Senior Friend. Proctor. Senior Gift. Committee. Pod Sales NANCY GEER—English. Business ROBERT S. GREENLAW—Math. English. History. Science LEILANI GREYSON—Business. Social Studies. English, Speakers Bureau, GA Rep. KEN HALL—Math. English. Languaqe •HELEN HAMILTON—Spanish. English. History. Pod. CSF. Jr. Statesman. Senior Friend. GAA, Senior Play. Senior Committees 32 DENNIS HANDIS—Sciance, English. HS. Rally Comm., Speakers Bureau. Science Club. Pre-Med, JV Football LINDA JEAN HARRIS—Spaniih, English. Business. Speakers Bureau. Varieties, GA Rep., Jen Club. Jacket, Addressograph LEE HASSLER—Math MARILYN HAWKINS—Business. English. Senior Friend, Proctor MARTIN HELMKE— Math. English. Band. Sen'or Play. Homeroom Rep., Math Club. HS. CSF JAMES ALAN HERBERTSON-Math. English. Bowling Club, Senior Play JOSEPHINE HERNANDEZ—Business. English CLAUDIA JEAN HILL—Math. English. Band. Orchestra, Homeroom Rep., Theatre Orch., Proctor JEVELYN MARIAN HOFF—Spanish. Math. History. English, Pep Club. Spanish Club. A Cappella, Aeolian Choir, Homeroom Rep. FREDERICK SAMUEL HOLBROOK-Math. History, English, Track, Pod Salesman $ANN LORRAINE HOLLICK—English. History. Spanish. Masquers. Pep Club. Stage Craft Circle. GAA, H-IO and H-12 Class Officer. Senior Friend, Varieties JOSEPH HOLMAN-Math. Circle B. Basketball VIRGINIA ANN HOLSINGER—History. English. Spanish. Math. HS. CSF. GA Rep.. Pod Sales. Pod, Senior Friend. Fun Night Comm. PATRICIA HOPELAIN—History. Proctor BILL HOTCHKISS—English, History. Math, Track. Cross-Country, Block B ANNA CHRISTINE HOWARD—History. Art, Leaders Club. GAA Clubs. GAA Council, Travel Club. Junior Red Cross. Senior Friend fCAROLYN LOUISE HUSKEY-History. Spanish. English, Band. Orchestra. A, Pod. Jacket. Sr. Friend. Senior Comm. GEORGIANA MARIE JACKSON—Business. Homemaking JULIA JACOBY—English, French. History. Masquers, Sr. Friend. GA Rep., Aeolian Choir, HS, Sr. Play, Sr. Comm. CORNELIUS JAMERSON—English. Math. JV Basketball, Homeroom Rep. AUDREY LORRAINE JAMES—English. Business, Art, Pep Club, Proctor, Talent Show, Tennis Club TOM JENNINGS-Math. History. English. Rally Comm., Track. Cross-Country, 8lock B, Homeroom Rep. RICHARD M. JOCHUMS JR —Math. History. English. Rally Comm., Swim Team, Speakers Bureau. Block B. Reunion, Sno-Cone A Sr. Ball Comm. ARTHUR W. JOHNSON—Math. English. Homeroom Rep., L-IO Class Pres., Speakers Bureau, Sr. Play. Rally Comm. AUDREY JOHNSON—Homemaking. Crafts VERNEL JOSEPH JOHNSON-Math. Art. Block B. Track. Football CHARLES JONES—Hijtory CHAUNCEY M. JONES— English. Math. Business. Homamakinq. Proctor CLARA ANN JONES— Engliih. Business, Homamakinq. Proctor MARTHA ANN JONES—Engliih. Scianca, Homamakinq. Sinkart, Jr. Rad Cron, Crafts. Jr. Achievement, FHA DON KABEARY—Math. History. English. Rally Committaa KENJI KANIYE—Vocational Major ANTHONY M. KAYE—English, Spanish. Music. Danca Band. Rally Comm.. El Club Espanol. Variatias. HS. HR Rap., Spaakars Bureau fSTEPHEN KEACHIE—English. Math. History. German, International Club, Science Club. Pod and Jacket Photographer, Pod Staff JAMES ANTHONY KELLY—English. Math. Scianca KAREN KENNEDY—Business, Rec. Swim, Tennis MARK FORD KNUDSEN-Scianca. Math. English. Pre-Med Club. Science Club GORDON KONO—Math. Enalish. H-IO Pres.. L-11 Vice-pres., Rally Committee Chairman. BOC. Football, Concert Band BASILIA KORONIS—Business. English. Bowling Club. Proctor JUHANI KOSKINEN—English. History, Vocational Radio PAT KREBS—History. English. GA Rap., Varieties. Pap Club. Modern Jazz Club, H-12 Soc. Sec., Operetta DONALD T. LAUER—Enalish. Math. H-12 Vice-pres.. Rally Committee. Varsity Basketball. Block B Society, HS. HR Rap.. Senior Play LINDA LAWRENCE—History. English. Analysis Club SUE CAROLYN LeBLANC— Homamakinq. Business. English BETTY LEONARD—Eng'ish. Homamakinq. Swim Club. A Cappella, Varieties. Operetta. Pap Club. Senior Friend, Senior Committees HOLLIS ANNE LEONARD—English, Business. Senior Friend. 8and, Pep Club. Varieties, Pro Musica. Leaders Club, Proctor FREDERIC LEOPOLD—English. Math. Foreign Languages ANNA LEUNG—Art. Business 34 fMARTHA LEWIS—Hlttora, English, Lanquaqa. DMS Council. Variatiat, Spanish Club, Proctor, Tutoring PAULETTE CHRISTY LEWIS—Homamaking, English, Butinatt. Proctor LANDON LIGON—Butinatt. Hiitory. Machanical Arti. Jr. Achiavamant. Proctor, Intramural Basketball HARRY KING LIM-Englith. Math. Scianca. Jackal Staff. Pod Staff. Rally Committaa KENT LIN—Englith. Math. Scianca Homaroom Rap. WARREN LINDAHL—Math. Scianca. '-stramural Bsiketball, Intramural Tannis, Pod, Rally Committaa. Sanior Dinnar Claanup Committaa DORIS LINDSTROM—Englith. Spanish. Sanior Priand. Pod, Aaol.an Choir, GA Rap.. Sr. Dinnar Planning and Dacoration, Sr. Gift Committaa BILL LOGAN—Hiitory. Englith. Spanish ROBERT H. LUTEN-Mathamatict. Englith. Languaga. Elactronics Club. Pun Nita Committaa LORRAINE MAKISHIMA—Spanish. Math. Englith, Sanior Priand, Craft Club. Homaroom Rap.. GA Rap. JUDITH ANN MANN—Englith. H'story. Music, A Cappalla. Variatias, Oparatta. Sanior Priand, Drama Club DONNA MAE MARTIN—Butinatt. Majoratta. Proctor LESTER MATHEWS—Math. Englith ■DEBORAH ANNE MEISENHEIMER—Englith. Lanquaoa, Hiitory. Scianca. San-or Play, Sanior Friand, DMS, A Cappalla, Intarnational Club, Pap Club, Pod, CSP. Sanior Play Publicity, Gift Comm. JUDIE MEISNER—Math. Englith. GA Rap.. Homaroom Rap., Pap Club, Proctor. Sanior Ball Dacoration Committaa. Variatiat JULIA MENDIBLE2—Butinatt. GA Rap., Jr. Achiavamant LOWELL SHEPHERD MILLER—Englith, History ARLENE ANN MONTANO—Butinatt. Proctor, GA Rap. DOLORES MOORE—Homa Economics Butinatt Education, Racraational Swim DIANE MORRISON—Englith. Hittory. Jackat Staff •MICHAEL McCABE—Englith, Hiitory. Scianca. Pod Editor, Boys' Stata, Jackat S'atf, National Thatpiant, DMS Council. CSP. Sanior Play MARY ANN McCLAIN—Englith. Languaga. Scianca. Jackat, Sanior Friand. Proctor, Intarnational Club. Stagacraft Circla. HS. CSF, Polk Song Club. Sanior Committaa RALPH McCOY—Mutlc, Englith, Hittory. Concart Band. Concart Orchattra, Thaatar Orchattra. Danca Band. Oparatta, Variatiat BARBARA JEAN McMATH—Math. Englith. Oparatta. Variatiat, A Cappalla, GA Rap., Homaroom Rap., Pap Club. Swim Club 35 KENNETH NAKAMURA—Math. CSF. Rally Comm., Football, HR Rap.. Math Club ELSIE NISSI—English. History. German. GA Rap., HR Rap., Drama, Sr. Frland JAN NOLLER—Math. Engl th. HR Rap. ALVIN OLANDO NORFLIS—Vocational GARY ODA—English. Math. Rally Comm., Intramural Baskatball, Pod Salesman. HR Rop. HANNAH MEIKO OMI—Language, Music, Orchestra, Operetta. Sr. Friend. HS. Craft Club, GAA, Varieties GEORGANNA PECSAR—Busness Education •BOB PEPPIN—Math. English. History. Golf. Varsity Basketball, Bee Track. HR Rep., Pod, Rally Comm.. Sr. Play. Pep Club. Sr. Comm., CSF KAREN FAY PETERSON—Language. Math. English. Pod Salesman, Sr. Friend. GA Rep., Sr. Comm.. Proctor. Christmas Stars. Dance Club STEVE PHILLIPS—Math. English. History, ASBHS President, Yell Leader. Pep Club. Intramural Basketball. HR Rep., Speakers 8ureau DAVID PINKSTON—Vocational. Math SHARON LEE POPE-Math. English. Pod Staff. Sr. Friends, GAA. Sr. Comm. LOWELL WINTHER POULSEN—Math. English. Rally Comm., Aquarium Club NANCY PROCTOR—History. Homemaking. HR Rep.. GAA. Proctor, Costume Production. Sr. Comm., Sr. Friend, Speakers Bureau STEVE PROCTOR-History. Public Speaking DICK RAILTON—Math. Spanish. Jacket Staff. Rally Comm.. HR Rep., Sr. Play. Sr. Comm. ANNA CAROLE REIS—Business. GAA ANTHONY RHODES-Math MYRA JEAN RINNIE—English, Business. HR Rep., Proctor. Sr. Comm. BARBARA ANN ROGERS—Spanish. History. Spanish Club, Folk Song Club. Pep Club JIM ROSENQUISV—Math. Swim Team. Rally Comm., Block B, Circle B, Sr. Comm. RONNIE ROSSI—Vocational fGEORGE RUBEN-Math. Language. H-IO President, L-ll Treasurer. BOC. Varsity Football, L-12 Ditch Day Comm.. Circle B. HR Rep.. Block 8. CSF. Sr. Comm. DANNY SANCHEZ—Vocational. English. Rally Boy. Football 36 MARILYN SC AG LON—Spanish, Englith, Honor Society, CSF. GA Rep., HR Rep., FHA Club HENRY JOHN SCHACHT-Englith, Math, Fun Nit Committ STEVE SELVIN—Englith, Hittory. M th, Science, Honor Soci tv. CSF. Homeroom R p., Senior Dinner Cleanup Comm, HELEN MARIE SHAW—Business. Englith. Hittory. Science, Homemeking, Proctor. Cottume Production, Sinkers, GAA JUDY SHAW—Math, English. Pep Club. Drama Club, Varieties, Dance Club, GA Rep. BLYTHE SHELLEY—Spanish. Math. Hittory, HS. CSF. Drama Club. JSA. Varieties. Sr Friend Chm. STEVE SILVAS—Radio. English. History, Electronics Club ELLEN JANE SLOAN—Business Course DEANNA SMITH—English. Math. Language, Business, Orchestra, Sinkers ERIC SMITH—English. Hittory. Pod Salesman JACKIE SUE SMITH-Enolish. Math. Foreign Language, Varieties, HR Rep., Sr. Friend. DMS, Speaker's Bureau. Masquers, Sr. Comm. JACQUELINE ELAINE SMITH-Business. English, History. Homemaking. Sinkers Club. HR Rep., GA Rep. ROBIN SMITH—Hittory. Enollsh. L-IOSoc. Sec., GA Sec.. Pompon Girl, Operetta. Varieties. HR Rep.. BOC MORRIS ALBERT STEVENS-Voc. Printing RICHARD STONE—Enqlish. Math. Spanish. HS Ren. Varieties. HR Rep.. L-ll I H-12 Preiy. Hi-Lltes Ed., Sr. Play CARL STURGES—Science. Hittory. English, Music, Jewelry. Mech. Drawing •KENT SULLIVAN—English, History. Languages, Science. Math, 8oys' State. HR Rep.. CSF, Bowling, Lab. Assistant. Proctor. Sr. Comm. MIKE TAG ART—English. History. Math GLENN TAKAGI—Math. English. Rally Comm., HR Rep. •KATHERINE TAKEFUJI—Math. Language. L 10. H-10 L-ll. H-11 Clast Officer. CSF, Senior Friend, GAA, Pompon Girl, Top Pod Sales HERMAN THOMAS—Art. English. History. Science. ROBERT TULLOCK-Meth •EMIKO UMAWATARI—Spanish. Math. Sr. Friend. L-12 Trees.. HR Rep.. CSF. Craft Club RAY VERMEULEN—Englith. Math. Languages. HS. Pod Staff 37 TAMARA VOGE—English, History, Senior Friend. Pop Club, GA Rep.. Aeolian Choir, Pod Salas, International Club, HR Rap. DARLENE MARY WALTON—Art. Math. Business, GAA ARTHUR WANG—English. Math. Languages, HS. CSF, HR Rep. PATRICIA WARNER—English, French. Spainsh. History, GA Rep., HR Rep.. HS. CSF, Republican Club, Drama Club, BOC, Varieties. Operetta. Senior Committees RUSSELL L. WATKINS—English. Science Club SANDRA WATTS—Latin English. Math. Senior Friend, Pod, GAA. GA Rep., Senior Comm.ttees JIM WEBB—Math. History. English. Rally Comm., B Swimming, Circle B, HR Rep., HS. Speaker Bureau JACKIE WILLIAMS—English. Vocational. Track •BRUCE R. WILSON—Language. History. Math. Jacket Editor. L-12 Preiv. HS Board. Hi-Lites. UN Forum. BOC, Speakers Bureau. CSF Veep NIGEL WINSOR—English. History. Rally Comm.. Bicycle Court Judge. HR Rep. ELEANOR WOOTTEN—Latin. Math. English. Senior Friend. GA Rep., Science Pre-Med Club, GAA, HR Rep., HS. Senior Dinner Comm. EUGENE YOKOYAMA—English. CHARLES YOUNG—English. Music. Math LINDA YOUNGREEN— Spanish, English. History. Math. Senior Friend HS. CSF. GAA, Folk Song Club. El Club Espanol, Stagecraft Circle SUMMER SCHOOL CLARENE GOON SISSEL HAMRE JUAN VALDIVICSO CAMERA SHY 8ERNICE HOLMES EMMA PEREZ CONSUELLA JONES JUDITH PERLMAN CHARLES MEYER 38 FRONT ROW. left to right: Oon Lauer, Carolyn Davit. Oick Stona. Ann Hollick. Pat Krabt. SECOND ROW: Al Bridge-water, Mika McCaba, Barbara McMoth. George Ruben and Gary Oda. HIGH TWELVE CLASS COUNCIL QfcOA. VJUYY | CilQaX) 4 � .'• '7 dwy false step be made in the more momentous concerns of life, the whole scheme of ambitious designs is broken SPORTS VARSITY FOOTBALL Hail the champs! The Jackets with superior coaching from Fred Moffett succeeded in taking another ACAL title. The fight for the title was drawn out to the final game with Berkeley High and Alameda High opposing each other. Berkeley High rolled over Alameda with a score of 39-13. Starting the Fall season the Jackets beat Franklin High of Stockton, 13-0. The Jackets came from behind to beat San Leandro, but then a week later the Northern California champions from Berkeley were crushed beneath the Santa Cruz gridders, 33-7. Berkeley Fligh riddled with injuries, started League competition favored to sweep the ACAL title, but Richmond seemed to lessen Berkeley’s hopes by winning 14-7. But as the season progressed the Jackets finally showed their expected potential by winning all remaining games. 10TH GRADE FOOTBALL This season the 10th grade football team, coached by Palmer Whitted, turned in a very successful season, winning all of their games. The soph team, made up of boys wanting to learn the fundamentals of football, started off the season by beating Harry Ells, 14-0. The other football teams that were crushed by the soph team were Richmond, 27-21, El Cerrito, 49-20, and Dc Anza, 26-0. 'Io finish their fine season, the 10th grade gridders walloped Alameda, 40-0. Through these tilts, the soph boys gained valuable experience preparing themselves for varsity competition in the years to come. A comment by Coach Whitted mentioned that this soph team was the best sophomore team he has coached. 42 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL The Junior Varsity team coached by Bill Powell was composed of boys eager for experience for the hope of playing on the Varsity football team. The Jay Vec’s had a very dismal season. The boys lost all of their games and were not even able to score on their opponents. Though the team lacked sufficient material and experience to carry the load of this year’s schedule, there was plenty of spirit to make up for the season. Many of the players were members of the soph team. Working as the opposition of the Varsity players, the JV players did not have much time to work together as a team. Members such as Evans, Fox, Bullard, Donnell and others put in a tremendous effort for this team. ANDREW GARTH,E CLEVELAND COTTON.T SHELDON CAMPBELL,! mike McGrath,T MATHEW BAGGETT T ART ANDREWS.FB ova [ 5ABUR0 NISHIMOTO,B8 :es hischier. c I JEFF BUSBY,C 1VERWAL JOHNSON CLIFTON TAYLOR.E LARRY LOWEL.E ROBERT CARVER,T GEORGE RUBEN.T GORDEN STEVENS. FB DANNY LEON.LHB RAY BRESSLER.B8 LeROY WHITTLE,LHB Berkeley 13 Franklin (Stockton) 0 Berkeley 28 San Leandro 26 Berkeley 7 Santa Cruz 33 Berkeley 12.. Mt. Diablo 6 FOOTBALL 46 Berkeley 7 ....................... Harry Ells 4 Berkeley 7............ ................. Richmond 14 SCORES Berkeley 7......................... El Cerrito 0 Berkeley 27.......................... Dc Anza 6 Berkeley 39________________________________ Alameda 13 47 GRADUATING LETTERMEN CURTIS ALFRED CASTAIN Track CLEVELAND CLIFFORD COTTON JR. Football DAVID FOSTER CRANDALL JV Basketball EARNEST CRUTCHFIELD Football ANDREW GARTH Basketball, Football DENNIS POLLARD HANDIS JV Football FREDERICK SAMUEL HOLBROOK B Track JOSEPH HOLMAN B Basketball WILLIAM JOSEPH HOTCHKISS Cross-Country CORNELIUS JAMERSON JR. JV Basketball THOMAS CHARLES JENNINGS Track, Cross-Country RICHARD M. JOCHUMS JR. Swimming VERNEL JOSEPH JOHNSON Track. Football GORDON KONO JV Football DONALD TAYLOR LAUER Basketball ROBERT EDWARD PEPPIN Basketball, Golf. Track JAMES EDWARD ROSENQUIST Swimming GEORGE COLLINS RUBEN Football JAMES H. WEBB ”8 Swimming JACKIE CURTIS WILLIAMS Track BOY S' PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Ray A. Silva, Elgin W. Erickson, Donald B. Davies. George P. Wilson. Sidney Scott. William M. Powell. Richard M. Hacker, and Fred P. Moffett. INTRAMURAL SPORTS This semester the intramural sports program under the leadership of Coach Donald Davies has given boys the opportunity to play in the sport of their choice. This fall the intramural program included such team sports as Basketball, Water Polo, Football, Swimming, Track and Soccer. The individual sports were Free Throwing, Tennis, Diving, Distance Swimming, Football Pentathlon. About 300 boys took part in these intramural sports. Each team sport was divided into two leagues, A and B. The Seniors and Juniors were in league A, and the Sophomores were in league B. The leagues were divided into teams from each gym period. An award system was introduced into the intramural program which awarded the boys with the highest number of points. Each boy who participated in a sport received one point and also received points for winning or placing in the different activities. INTRAMURAL SPORTS TENNIS CROSS-COUNTRY ’ V BLOCK MB CIRCLE B BLOCK B CIRCLE B The Block B” came through with another very successful term. With the guidance of Mr. Wilson, and the members, it has made it very easy for me. Next semester I hope the members continue to give the officers all the co-operation they can. I wish to extend my thanks to Lcn Maddox, Vice-president; Mike Brown, Secretary-treasurer; and Jim Rodda, Scrgcant-at-Arms. These were a great group of officers and it was a pleasure working with them. Serving as president of the Block B” was an honor 1 will never forget. Being able to sit in on the BOC and help guide the school was a tremendous experience and I thank all the members who made these things possible. Thank vou, JIM HEMPHILL Block MB” President The activity of the Circle B” Society has once again been evident this semester by the participation of our members in the fall sports. Largely due to the support of our sponsor, Mr. Ray Silva, and my co-officers, Roger Sutter and Jerry Basinger, Vice-president and Secretary-treasurer, respectively, the Circle B” experienced a very successful fall term. Included in our activities were the Circle B”-Block B Dinner and the presentation of the Emil Lamar Scholarship to a graduating member. I would like to thank the members of the Society for the privilege of serving as the Circle “B” President. Your co-operation has made this a memorable term. PETE SHIPP Circle B” President 52 GAA The Girls’ Athletic Association is an after-school organization which sponsors sports for all girls at Berkeley High. This term we offered tennis, sinkers, diving, ping-pong, recreational swim, badminton, recreational sports, basketball, dance, and leaders. In addition to our after-school clubs we had a slumber party, GAA supper and installation and our traditional Nail Pounding booth at Fun Night. It has been a great honor and privilege to be president of GAA this term. 1 would like to thank my co-ofticers: Vice-president, Kathy Caples; Secretary, Gwen McDaniel; Treasurer, Lana Mock, the Physical Education teachers who gave their time in order that we might have a GAA and all the GAA representatives. To our sponsor, Mrs. McClcnaghan, who gave us guidance and advice—Thank You. Good luck to you all and thank you for your help. ETHEL ANN DREW GAA President GAA COUNCIL OFFICERS Ethel Ann Drew President Kethy Ceples Vice-president Gwen McDeniel Secretary lene Mock Treasurer The Council is made up of two representatives from each GAA Club. GIRLS P.E. TEACHERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Persons. Miss Vokrel. Mrs. McCleneghen. Mrs. Sparks. Mrs. Angel. Mrs. Heyden. Mrs. Rich. Mrs. Gregerson. LEADERS CLUB Spontor, Mff. McClanaqhan TENNIS CLUB Spontor, Mrs. Hoydan Council Mimbiri: Gigi Topp and Diana Mock DANCE CLUB Spontors. Mrs. Gragerton and Mrs. Sparkt BADMINTON CLUB Miss Parsons. spontor DIVING CLUB Mrs. Rich, tpontor Council Mtmbtn: Robyn Patton and Helan Owyanq RECREATIONAL SWIM CLUB Mrt. Angal. tpontor Council Mambart: Rabacca Sunq and Daphnia Nakai SINKERS CLUB Mr . Angal. tpontor Council Mambart: Margarat Clark and Eddia Laa Randolph RECREATIONAL SPORTS Mitt Vokral, tpontor Council Mambart: Jaan Warnar and Bafty Antwina to ftil toll No man can reveal to you aught but that which already lies J alf asleep in tlx- Dawning of your Knowledge ARTS SEATED. Uft to riqht: EltU Niui. J«cki Su« Smith. Pat Kr«bt. H l n Hamilton. Robin Smith. STANDING: So Bailey Dick Stone Bob Peppen Doug Caldow. Ann Holick. Art Johmon. Dick Railton. Martin Helmke. Julia Jacoby. Don Lauer. Debby Meisenheimer. Jim HerberNon. Dave Clark. Mike McCabe. Margaret DennieU. Judith Mann. Dianne Fok. Carolyn Davit, Julia Mendibtez. The Senior Class of Berkeley High School presents HARVEY The Pulitzer Prize Play by Mary Chase THE CAST Vcta Louise Simmons Myrtle Mac Simmons Debby Meisenheimer Julia Jacoby Helen Hamilton Elwood P. Dowd Martha Alycc Tewksbury Martha Pat Krebs1' Don I.aucr Judith Mann Debby Meisenheimer Jackie Sue Smith Mrs. Ethel Chauvcnet Margaret Daniels Mrs. Lewis Smithers Ann Hollick Julia Mcndiblez Ruth Kelly, R.N. Jane Richards, R.N. Elsie Nissi Sue Bailey Duane Wilson Art Johnson George Moore Jim Herbert son William R. Chumlcy, M.D. Betty Chumlcy Dick Railton Mike McCabe A Patient Carolyn Davis E. J. Lofgrcn Doug Caldow Bob Pcppin Saturday PRODUCTION STAFF Director......................Florence Schwimley Scene Director ................. Lyle Collins Technical Advisor Hcrold Bucttncr Music Thomas Haynes Wardrobe Genevieve Cory Publicity ..... Sidney Wales Posters Walter Ostcrhoff Printing Austin Waltz Make-up Carol Aronovici of Stage Craft Studios Ushering Muriel Ulry Student Director Dan Colburn Wardrobe Committee: Margaret Bell, Sue Evans, Carolyn Gatison, Susan Hancock, Audrey Johnson, Karen Keating, Jean Patterson, Nan Proctor, Ann Rehmus, Rachael Sanchez, Helen Shaw, Dianne Thomas. Make-up: Elsie Nissi, Pat Krebs, Sue Bailey, Diane Fox, Robin Smith, Eric Nissi. Properties: Bonnie Biscay, Vi Brown. Stage Crew: Lee Hassler, Gordon Fawkes, Peter Poir-son. Bob Pomeroy. 58 CHRISTMAS STARS I A CHRISTMAS CANTATA by Buxtehude Borkoloy High School A Coppollo Choir accompanied b� the Berkeley High School ThcAtre Orchestra A CAPPELLA CHOIR Charlene Akert, Chariot Allen. Mike Anderton, Myron Artist, Bill Barker, Eddie Brown, Sandra Brown, Joyce Cameron, Tim Carlton, Dan Colbourn. John Franklin Cory, Cleveland Cotton. Carolyn Davit, Joyce Davit. Reed Devlin, Ned I oddt, Audrey Douglas, Sutan Dunlap, F.d Dutro, Roycc Edwardt. Jettie Evant, Shari Evant, Fat Ferrit, I inda Freed, Judi Calpin, Kit Gibbt. Jeanie Hardy, Samuel Haywood, Gene Hennen. Carole Hijtdon, l.et Hitchier. Evelyn Hoff, William Johnton. John Johnton, Sue Kahl. Bette Kankkonen. Sutan Lepawtky, Linda lemon, Betty Leonard, Dee Lloyd. Pat Lloyd. Lorna Loram, Dianne Lord, Linda Lovejoy, Leonard Maddox, Jay Manley, Judith Mann. Barbara McMath. Jean McPherson, Debby Meitenbeimcr,Connie Neville. Paul Niclton, Barbara Nix, Pauline Parker, Arnold Perkint, Wendy Renta, Cota Rice, Harriet RicJiardton. Helen Rohrbough, Linda Rott, Sammy Sanchez. Ken Silva, Eleanor J. Simril, Judy Steele. I.oit Talbott, Jane Taylor. Peggy Tarr. Joan Villarruel. Michelle Walton, Patricia Warner, Robert Wetherell, Samuel Williamt, Harriet Wolf, John Wright. THEATRE ORCHESTRA Violrni—Gail Denny. Kathy Dole. Carole Bli s, Dick Walton, Andrea leket, Robin Meyen, l.ouit Wright, Rove Michcner. Vtu ji—Andy Berdahl, Sutan Wood, Barbara Harding, Kit Ducklet. Ctllot—Letlcy Goldttein, Anne Richard ton. Tat Bonnar. Ban—Carolyn Farley. P ano—Virginia Burton, Polly Ratcliff. Ptmnion—George Duff, Bill Hickox. Milly Rhodes. Flnln—Melitta Fotter, Jo Chate. Kathy Kraft. Oboe I—Bruce Haynet, Randall I awton. C arrire — Mike Gold. Ba 1(00 —Mary Krentz. Frtnrh Horn— Joe Kupka, Dennit Rhodet, Con a I Boyce. Trump !—Ronald Clawton. II THE SORCERESS A Dance Fairy Tale This original play and choroography by Ingrid Schorini Sparks and Danco Club Narrator . .....-... Mike Anderton Act I—Ballroom in tho Royal Castle Duckett-------—T - — .i ■ - . . i Meet Gatewood Daughter! of the Duchett - —— Leo I a Higgt, Judy Galpin Griller Nurte to Prince -------- ■ Aya Reinbcrgt Prince . .............— , . . ... . Jacqueline Grover Pag to Prioc ____ -........... , i, Nlia Lewia Courtiert Karen Anderton. Wim Bankt. Brenda Dennit. Katherine Engelting, Ann Hollick, Jean McPherton, Bernice Miller, Shirley Page, Pat U iteman, Carol Zamaroni, Judy Miller. Court Entertainer! Sutan Bailey. Judy Blanchard, Marina Buergin, Pat Krebt, Phyllit McDaniel, Karen Peterton. Ilcraldt Sally Etpmo, Sutan Williamtfoote Chair Bearcrt Jackie Sue Smith, Kathie Takefugi Knightt Vicki Bottari. Sue Evant, Sue Goodwin, Evy Hoff, Beverly Franklin. Virginia Lopez, Pat Tilton, Loit Talbot. Karen Wett, Liz Wolhetz. Betty Snyder. Act II, Scene I—Enchanted Forest, night Forett Creature! ... Charlene Akert, Carol Blitt, Sally Byert, Phyllit Crippt. Jettie Evant, I inda Harnett, Sally Gorge, Sandra Hughet. Luanre Klein, Adrienne Kimura, L'nula Kelly, Valerie Macheck. Geraldine Petry, Katherine Phillipt, Eltie Nitti, Emma Pohl. Harriet Wolfe, Liz White, Donna Tillery. Witchet----------------- Moni Gatewood, Leo I a Higgi, Judy Galpin Act II, Scone II—The same, dawn Queen of the Night Rotemary MacCaughey Her Attendant! Marianna Wcitt. Debbie Strunk, Linda Wolfard (Mutic for dancci from: Brahmt. Prokofieff, Bartok, Ttchaikowtky, Shottako-vitch. Griffct, Medtner.) Ill AMAHL AND THE NIGHT VISITORS by Gian-Carlo Menotti THE CAST Amahl, a crippled boy----------------Margaret Tarr Flit mother------------------------ __Judilh Mann King Katpar ... - . Jay Manley King Melchior--________________ John Johnton King Balthazar ...- — ■■ ■ Eddie Brown The Page--------------------. - . Leonard Maddox Chorut of Shephcrdt and Villager! A Cappclla Choir Dancert Sharon Daum, Kathy Page, Carol Parton 60 Lightt will be lowered during the production to denote the pattage of time. A CAPPELLA CHOIR Activities for the A Cappella Choir began early this Fall. October 17 the singing group appeared before the state convention meeting of the Masonic Club High-12” at the Claremont Hotel, singing a fifteen-minute program. November 9 the Choir took part in a program at Phillips Temple Christian Methodist Episcopal Church. AMAHL AND THE NIGHT VISITORS, the BHS annual Musical,” was completely cast from the Choir, the entire membership taking part in the production December 12. As this goes to press plans are being made for the DMS Christmas Assembly and the Choir’s regular participation in graduation exercises. OFFICERS President .. Leonard Maddox Vice-President ........... . Jay Manley Secretary........ ......... Carolyn Davis Treasurer................. Margaret Tarr Librarians Judy Steele, Jane Taylor, Judy Mann Robe Committee John Cory, Bob Wcthercll MARCHING BAND Presenting the pregame show at the Oregon University-University of California football game in the Memorial Stadium on Band Day was one of the highlights of the Marching Band’s most successful season. The Band, under the tremendous direction of Mr. Robert Lutt, and Drum Major Jack Arnold, marched in the annual football Parade of Lights” and received two trophies. The Band also provided the pregamc and half-time entertainment at most of the football games. The highlight of these shows was the Band’s excellent performance at the Santa Cruz night game. The United States Air Force Concert at Berkeley High on October 26 was sponsored by the Band and the Band Parents’ Club. Many thanks go to each Band member for helping to make this term the tremendous experience that it was. Carolyn Huskey, Publicity Chairman ORCHESTRA This year’s orchestra is one of the largest we have had. Although 18 high seniors left in June, we have received many replacements, and in many ways this group promises to surpass last year’s Northern California Champions. Our main projects for this semester were playing in the Christmas Assembly and for graduation. Thomas Haynes, Sponsor DANCE BAND During the Fall semester the Dance Band has steadily progressed until it is a professional sounding group. Having played in two assemblies, for the GA Dance and Soph Hop, at rallies. Band Parents’ Association meetings and at the Lions Club, our organization has gained much experience. The band is run by its members and sponsored by Mr. Robert Lutt. A main objective in Dance Band is preparation for and experience in professional jazz and dance music. I am sincerely proud to have worked in Dance Band and hope the other members of the group gain as much from it as I have. Tony Kaye, Student Director 62 AEOLIAN CHOIR HARMONEERS The fall of 1958 marked the fifth semester of activity for the AEOLIAN CHOIR and the HARMONEERS since their organization in 1956. As the Pod went to press, the HARMONEERS were preparing for an appearance on the second Talent Assembly on December 5, and the AEOLIAN CHOIR had been invited to sing for the Christmas Assembly sponsored and organized by the DMS Council. Both groups will attend the Spring Festival next May which will take place at Stanford University. OFFICERS AEOLIAN CHOIR Jessie Evans President Michele Walton Vice-president Sandra Brown Secretary Kathy Allen )......... Librarians Pam Shumaker HARMONEERS Reed Devlin President Bill Johnson Secretary Arnold Perkins Librarian Paul Nielson ) WirdrobcCommittee Dale Quick { 64 THEATRE ORCHESTRA Fall, 195 8, has been a most challenging, and at the same time, rewarding season for the Theatre Orchestra. This group, which is composed mainly of section leaders from the Concert Orchestra, is some 32 strong, and has been meeting regularly on Thursday afternoons, from three to live o'clock. Our big effort was in playing for Aniahl and the Night Visitors” on December 12. This opera was written for professional production, and there were very many serious technical problems to be solved. The difficulty and the beauty of the score made our task a real challenge, but we all agreed that the effort was well worth making. Theatre Orchestra was also heard during the production of Harvey,” the Senior Play. FRONT ROW, left to right: Council President, D bby M it nh .m r, Duma; Jackie Sue Smith. Speech. MIDDLE ROW: Helen Rohrbough, Aeolian Choir; Jane Taylor, Council Secretary, Orchestra: Kathy Page, Mrs. O'Neill's Music Classes. BACK ROW: Bill Hickoi. Band; Jay Manley, A Cappella, BOC Representative; Mike Anderson, Speech; Mike McCabe. Drama. DMS COUNCIL A unifying force for DMS students; acquaintance of the student body with our activities; and insurance of cooperation between faculty and students of the departments. These arc the purposes of the DMS Council as stated in our constitution, written this term. Accomplishment marked this semester’s council. The constitution; a new member from the music appreciation clavses; thorough publicity for Christmas Stars”; a council-sponsored boat excursion for DMS students; and a council-produced and directed Christmas assembly were the highpoints. Once again Mr. Khlcrs has given his time and valued guidance to sponsoring our council. The officers, Dcbby Mciscnhcimcr and Jane Taylor have done a magnificicnt job. And finally, thanks to the DMS students whose cooperation has made this year a succe:s. JAY MANLEY, DMS Representative 'Observe the opportunity” Old Testament LOWERCLASSES GRADUATING CLASS CF SPRING '59 The victory is won, or rather half won, and a great half it has been. But just as it is in a basketball game, so it is in a school year; we have to do well in both halves to win, and we still have another half to go. However, if the students support the activities decided upon by the class officers and council as they have done this term, I am sure we won’t have any difficulty in our High Senior year. So now with gratitude, this is Eddie Brown on behalf of the Low Senior class officers and class council congratulating you, the Low Senior class, cn a very successful Low Senior year. Here’s to a wonderful High Senior year and graduation. EDDIE BROWN I.-12 President fm,: � v£j.v£i mmr'W muwwa oumsa 69 OFFICERS Preiiden Dave Cowee Vice-president Carolyn Campbell Treasurer ..................... Connie Neville Social Secretary ----------------- Peggy Tarr GRADUATING CLASS OF FALL '59 Thank you my fellow classmates for the privilege of serving you as class president this term. This past semester has been successful for the H-l 1 class. Our class concession was a huge success as was the Junior Prom, Bewitched.” The Fun Nitc booth added even more money to our treasury. I would like to thank both our class sponsors Mr. Copley and Mrs. Weller. Thanks also go to our terrific council. Without their help, this semester would never have been as tremendous as it was. It has indeed been an honor representing our great class on the BOC this term. DAVE COWEE GRADUATING CLASS OF FALL '60 The High Sophomore class this year, although a small class, has had a very successful term. The participation of members of our class in football, basketball, swimming, and intramural sports has been outstanding. I wish to express my sincere thanks to the class council, the homeroom representatives, and our class sponsor, Mr. Calhoun for their loyal support. It has been a very interesting and enjoyable experience acting as your class president. I would like to wish all my classmates continued success and happiness. JOHN BARGMANN H-IO President OFFICERS President ....... Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Social Secretary John Barqmann Sharon Kahl Pam Shumaker Sharon Houston Barbara Beech Lr ;'L OFFICERS President John Lewis Vice-president Key Fox Secretery Diene Gist Social Secretery Susen Oliver Treesurer Betsy Snyder GRADUATING CLASS OF SPRING '60 With the fall semester drawing to a close, I sincerely wish to express my deepest gratitude to the students of the L-ll class for supporting the class council so graciously. The slope concession, The Junior Prom, and Fun Nitc concession arc all-important factors which have made this term a huge success. A successful term is the result of much hard work on behalf of the class sponsors and class council. I would like to thank both for their time and patience this term. Representing you on the BOC this year has been a pleasure and great honor which 1 will remember for years. Thanks and good luck, always, JOHN LEWIS r w' 73 OFFICERS rresioenr Vice-president sod v nsvez Alexis Sledge Secretary Berbers Pspc Treesurer Ds� e Gordon Social Secretary Terry Jacobs CLASS OF SPRING '61 I am happy to say that this past term the low ten class has had a most successful year. We sold popcorn on the slope and also at football games. I wish to thank the many students whose participation in athletics and school clubs has brought spirit and over-all success to our class. Special thanks is due to Mr. Costarclla, our class sponsor, the homeroom representatives, and the class’s support in making this term a great success. I would especially like to thank the low ten class for giving me the privilege of serving you as your president. It has been a fine experience and a pleasure to represent you on the BOC. I hope this low ten semester has been as enjoyable to you as it has been to me. Best of Luck Always, BOB CHEVEZ L-10 President “They are happy whose natures sort with their vocations. Lord Bacon “We slwuld all lx concerned about the future because we mil bare to spend the rest of our lives them 78 79 “But for the security of the future I ironic! do everything.” 82 “Tlx future is a world limited by ourselves Maeterlinek MASQUERS Masquers this term has been actively engaged in all phases of drama. It provides a place for all who arc interested in this field to display their talents. Members of Masquers participated in the Talent Assemblies, rallies and other shows around Berkeley High School including a Fun Nitc show to raise funds for a drama scholarship given at the end of each term. The officers included Michael McCabe, President; Aaron Brandon, Vice-president; and Diane Fox, Secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Florence Schwimley is the club sponsor. BOWLING CLUB The Bowling Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. E. O. Cann, was very active during the fall semester. The membership was divided into ten teams for weekly competition. A tournament, with trophies awarded to individuals for first, second, and third places was held during Christmas vacation. The President, Rich Lc Clair, was assisted by Vice-president Betty Ann Reed, Secretaries Suzic Selznick and Dave Wrinkle, and Treasurer Don Carlson. PRO MUSICA The fall officers of Pro Musica were President, Jim Paltridgc; Vice-president, Marianna Weiss; Secretary-treasurer, Joyce Cameron; Program Chairman, Jane Taylor; Social Chairman, Melissa Foster; Attendance Chairman, Julie Land; and Sponsor, Mr. Haynes. New members were initiated on November 2. Plans were drawn up for a Fun Nitc booth and it was proposed that the money made be used to buy a bass recorder. Several guest artists were scheduled including Mr. Bernhard Abramowitsch and Mr. Ross Taylor. 84 CINEMA SOCIETY The Cinema Society presents films for the entertainment of the student body. It also obtains and produces films for other organizations wishing to raise funds. The Cinema Society, for the first time in Berkeley High School history, presented a film in Cinemascope. The officers arc as follows: President Bob Pomeroy Vice-president Alan Kilpatrick Treasurer Ed Newark Sponsor Mr. Marquis Patterson ELECTRONICS CLUB The activities of the Electronics Club this term were helping students in hobby activities involving amateur radio and electronics. Mr. Amdahl is the sponsor. CHESS CLUB The purpose of the Chess Club is to teach new members how to play and to give skilled players the opportunity to play other experts. The officers include: President Steven Louie: Vice-president Ken Rice; Treasurer John Mc-Comas. The sponsors arc Mr. Fiedler and Mr. Thomas. EL CLUB ESPANOL The officers of El Club Espanol this semester have been, Marian Barr,President; Tony Kaye, Vice-president; and Barbara Gregg, See re t a ry-treasurer. The sponsors include all the Spanish teachers. The main activity of the fall semester is the annual Christmas party, held at the home of one of the members. The club also had a booth at Fun Nitc. The purpose of El Club Espanol is to further interest in the Spanishspeaking countries and to promote school spirit. 85 DEMOCRATS The Berkeley High School Democrats have been very active this semester, especially with the election in November. Among our activities, we were addressed by Mr. Jeffery Cohelan, Democratic candidate for the 1 8th district; Officers arc: Naomi Lowinski, President; Cathy Minor, Vice-president; Nancy Cornet, Secretary; Mr. Asturias, Sponsor. U.N. FORUM The U.N. Forum is a club to promote interest and understanding in the United Nations. Its activities this past year have included: guest socak-ers on foreign countries and the United Nations showcase exhibits for U.N. Week, and participation in Fun Night. The club's officers have been: President, Ruth Kittcl; Vice-president, Marcia Jacobson; Secretary-Treasurer, Romcr Greene. Club sponsor is Miss Thickens. MANUSCRIPT CLUB For those who enjoy writing. Manuscript Club provides a place to receive criticism, analysis, and suggestions from others interested in writing. Opportunity is offered for writing workshops” held during meetings. The Club publishes annually The Manuscript composed of the selected works of its members. The officers arc Viola Brown, President; Fran Clark, Vice-president; Stephanie Borland, Secretary; Sponsor, Miss lien net. ANALYSIS CLUB The Analysis Club meets on alternate Tuesdays for the purpose of probing into the major social, political, economic, and religious forces which aid or impede man’s understanding of another man's culture. Intensive reading is made on the various topics selected for analysis. After a two-week period of research, the club meets to review observations. No group position is formed. This year’s officers arc James Kaye, President; Diane Scalipino, Vice-president; Clarence Walker, Scr-gcant-at-Arms; Karen Frickson, Secretary; Mr. Tudisco, Sponsor. YOUNG REPUBLICANS Young Republicans: Bob Stricklin, President; Mrs. Eisenhower, Honorary Sponsor, meets every other week. They took an active part in the last election by distributing election material. Mrs. Hogan is the sponsor. DISCUSSION CLUB The Discussion Club meets for the purpose of allowing its members to air their viewpoints on controversial subjects freely and frankly. It began this term by thoroughly revising its constitution; then proceeded to discuss such topics as right to-work,” Proposition 16, Bohemians and Beatniks, the place of the woman in American society, the Formosa situation, and other subjects of current topical importance. Officers are Naomi Lowinsky, president; Erie Weil, secretary; Anne Jennings, program chairman. FUTURE NURSES CLUB The Future Nurses Club got off to a late start this semester but shows signs of considerable activity. This is the first time a nurses club has been tried at Berkeley High, although several high schools in the Eastbay have them. It is cosponsored by the Alameda-Con tra Costa Medical Society Auxiliary and Miss Frances Hopkins, school nurse. It is open to all students interested in a medical career. F H A The Berkeley High school Chapter of Future Homemakers of America is a group of 16 girls all of whom are interested in Homemaking. As members of a national organization, these girls feel the main goal of FHA, to improve the personal, family and community living now and in the future, a valid one. We strive for this goal by participating in community affairs, providing holiday tray favors for hospitalized children and adults, conducting field trips to commercial and educational facilities and most of all by taking part in Berkeley High School activities. Our FHA Chapter is ably led this term by its President Marilyn Scag-lon and her officers; Vice-president Ann Kehmus, Secretary-Treasurer Jeri Ely, Historian Marilyn Mitchell, and Sponsors Mrs. Speed and Mrs. Tenny. FHA invites any student of BHS who has taken or is taking a Homemaking course to become a member. THE COLLECTOR'S CLUB The Collector’s Club of Berkeley High School is an organization created to bring together students interested in starting, or adding to, collections of their choice. A further purpose is to stimulate interest in collecting through discussion of methods of collecting, trading between members, and public display of interesting collections. FOLK SONG CLUB The Folk Song Club meets to sing, discuss folk music and programs, and plan outside activities concerning the folk arts in Berkeley. Marion Auerbach is the President, and Donald Bauer is the Vice-president. Mr. J. O. Asturias sponsors the organization and its interesting and stimulating meetings. THE CRAFT CLUB The Craft Club is a workshop for students who arc interested in making jewelry, in weaving, in carving, and in tooling leather. It provides an opportunity for experimenting with many materials. For example students may work with a great variety of metals including sterling silver, copper, brass, pewter, and nickel silver. It is a chance for those who have crowded programs to begin a new hobby or to continue with an old interest. No officers. Mrs. Lawson is the sponsor. JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT Junior Achievement activities bring the business world to the students. Each fall the cycle begins by the students organizing a business. Officials arc elected, financing is provided by the sale of stock, a product is selected, produced and sold. Near the end of the spring term the cycle has been completed and the firm is liquidated. Guidance is provided by advisors representing leading Bay Area concerns. The majority of Berkeley High School students arc members of the Emanon Company, soonsored by Cutter Laboratories, Berkeley. President, Ethel Gandy. ■ ■ - k: JUNIOR STATESMEN Again the Berkeley High chapter of the Junior Statesmen of America has had a very active year. Besides attending all the conventions both regional and the state, the chapter held a political preference prior to the state election. The officers for this year arc Mike Roger, President; Gregg Howard, Vice-president; Marian Barr, Secretary; Nancy Cornet, Treasurer; Steve Stripp, Parliamentarian; and Helen l.ofgren. Publicity Director. Thomas Johnson, Sponsor. MATH CLUB Do you like to explore unusual fields of thought? If so, did you take advantage of opportunities presented this semester by the Math Club to use your imagination in new ways? The discussions and solution of problems from various sources, including Russian, were supplemented by speakers from U.C. faculty and students as well as our own faculty and students. Some topics considered were calculus, vector analysis, projective geometry, modern computers and design of future computers, with a visit to see what computers may really do. All students are welcome at any meeting. Donald Akey, Sponsor. COSTUME PRODUCTION The members of the Costume Production strive to give the costumes in the Berkeley High Productions that professional gleam. Working under the direction of the Drama and Music Departments, the girls handle all management of costumes. Between productions the girls study the history of costume, costume and design principles, and the application of design in the construction of one garment especially suited to the individual. Genevieve Cory, Sponsor. THE GERMAN CLUB The German Club was formed to give those students who are interested a chance to learn about Germany, its people, language and customs. The officers for this term are President, Steve Keachic; Vice-president, Treasurer, Jack Arnold; Secretary, Linnic Bock. Our sponsor is Miss J. von Kaschnitz. This is the first semester in many years that Berkeley High has had a German Club, and we hope that the club will continue its activities for many semesters. PEP CLUB The Fall Pep Club has proved to be very successful. There was a total membership of 520, a new record for the club. Mr. Ncalson. Mrs. Sherlock, and Mrs. Ravenel were the sponsors who willingly offered their time and help to make the club a great success. The officers for this term were Myron Artist, chairman, and Mary Alice Glaive, executive secretary. This term the Pep Club has done an outstanding job of raising the spirit of the student body here at Berkeley High. WEIGHTLIFTING CLUB Berkeley High’s newest club, formed this semester, is the Weight-lifting Club. The club was formed to allow those boys interested in weightlifting to meet and train together. As the members of the club improve, contests arc planned with other teenage clubs in the Bay Area. President of the Weightlifting Club is Ralph McCoy, 11-12; Charles Bryant, Vice-president; and Dennis Handis, H-12, Secretary. Mr. J. F. McNeill is the Faculty Sponsor. 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