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

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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

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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.

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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 %