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

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1960 volume:

BERKELEY PUBLIC LIBRARY BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA Reference Collection 36 903 FOR USE IN THE LIBRARY ONLY Central History Room 373 B455P Berkeley High School (Berkeley, Calif- 011a Podrida 31913010372552 OLLA PODRIDA What is the use of a book, thought Alice, without pictures or conversations. — Lewis Carroll. O L L A POD BERKELEY HIGH SCHOOL BERKELEY PUBLIC LIBRARY R I D A Berkeley, California s p R I N G 19 6 0 Goodbye and Good Luck This is my last Pod Message as Principal of Berkeley High. This June, as most of you know, I am retiring as your Principal, and am leaving Berkeley High School. It has been such a pleasant experience these past twenty years, working with a wonderful Faculty and a loyal Student Body. I shall be forever grateful for the attitude shown here at Berkeley High, and I am particularly pleased with the scholarship records made by our alumni and the attitude of our present students in maintaining this record. Because of these outstanding records, among other things, we were selected from all of the High Schools in California to receive the Bellamy Award. Receiving this award was, of course, one of the highlights of my many years at Berkeley High. I am proud of the fact that the Student Body has shown that all racial groups are able to work, play, and prosper together. Here at school, students from every race, nationality, and religious background have learned to live in peace and harmony — a most important accomplishment. My experiences as Principal have been numerous, humorous, and happy, and I am certain that I will always remember them. I hope that as I grow old and gray, students of Berkeley High will stop and say Hello, when and if we meet. I am very proud that I have had the opportunity to serve Berkeley High, and its fine students, Faculty, and parents. Sincerely yours, J. Elwin LeTendre Principal 4 Foreword This yearbook, particuarly to the graduating class, represents a memory of three short, happy and wonderful years in which they have experienced some of their most priceless times. The Pod staff has worked long and hard to preserve the memories which everyone reading this book will remember. This yearbook marks the end of a generation of Pods that have received the excellent and able guidance of Mrs. Sidney Wales. Mrs. Wales has endeavored to devote her time outside as well as inside school to the yearbook and the daily paper. She is to be commended for her unflagging spirit and determination in putting out Berkeley High publications. Special thanks should also go to the associate editors and to the art department, which provided excellent art for this book. Our theme this year is Through the Looking Glass. It is designed to provide a vivid picture of life at Berkeley High. The Pod staff has tried to gather all phases of school life. It is hoped that you will appreciate the efforts of Mrs. Wales and the staff. It is a hard job putting out a yearbook, especially with a big senior class. Here are your memories. It has been an honor serving you. Pete Kagel Editor Faculty I bid him look into the lives of men as through a mirror, and from others to take an example for himself. — Terence. ADMINISTRATION FRONT ROW, left to right: Mr. Daoust, Mr. Hernan- dez, Miss Jennings, Dr. Olson, Mr. Nealson, Mr. Ballus. SECOND ROW: Mr. Wenrich, Mrs. Cassidy, Mrs. Rice, Mr. Hitch. Mrs. Hagopian, Mrs. Ulry, Mr. Loney. THIRD ROW: Dr. Urlaub, Mr. LeTendre, Mr. Audi, Mr. Pendleton. MISSING: Mrs. Ryan, Mr. VanWaynen. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT FRONT ROW, left to right: Mr. Filnt, Mrs. Smid, Mrs. Jogo, Mr. K. MacDonald, Mr. Pendleton, Mr. FitzGibbon, Mrs. Wales, Mr. Copley, Mr. Moore. SECOND ROW: Miss Bennett, Mrs. Blakely, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Bunts, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Lund, Mr. Ehlers, Mr. Patterson, Mr. Barnes, Mrs. Teaney, Mr. Kennedy. MISSING: Mr. Collins, Mrs. Olson, Mrs. Pillars, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Schwimley, Mrs. Svane. MATH DEPARTMENT FRONT ROW, left to right: Mr. Menken, Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. Brown, Miss Nyman, Miss Shedd, Mr. West- over. SECOND ROW: Mr. Wehking, Mr. San Mar- tin, Mr. Newcom, Mr. McGuire, Mr. Akey, Mr. Auch, Mr. Reynolds. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT FRONT ROW, left to right: Mr. Carr, Mr. Boehne, Miss Weichselbaum, Mr. Whitted, Mr. Rice, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Bennett, Mr. Caburi, Mr. Dierauf. SECOND ROW: Mr. Segedin, Mr. Nelson, Mr. Van Waynen, Mr. Cramblet, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Dickey, Mr. Kiviat, Mr. Manske. MECHANIC ARTS FRONT ROW, left to right: Mr. Costarella, Mr. Bellus, Mr. Osterhoff, Mr. Berruezo, Mr. Vonasek. BACK ROW: Mr. Constant, Mr. Van Zomeren, Mr. Amdahl, Mr. Rajander, Mr. Hernandez, Mr. Lind- stedt. MISSING: Mr. Solomon, Mr. Waltz. BUSINESS EDUCATION FRONT ROW, left to right: Miss Hashimoto. Mr. Day Mrs. Leopold, Miss Jachens, Miss Miller, Mrs. Keppel. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Rodrick, Mrs. Hago- pian Mrs. Rice, Mr. Loney, Mr. Saynor, Mr. Mc- Neil. FOREIGN LANGUAGES FRONT ROW, left to right: Mrs. Small, Mrs. Camp- bell Mrs. Jogo, Mrs. Studt, Mrs. Pillars, Mrs. Von Kaschnitz. SECOND ROW: Mr. Washburn, Dr. Fia- lon, Mr. Asturias, Mr. Daoust, Mr. Schrump. MISS- ING: Miss Jennings, Miss Ochoa, Miss Repetto, Mr. Moore. HISTORY DEPARTMENT FRONT ROW, left to right: Mr. Anderson, Mrs. Smith, Miss Thickens, Mr. Jorgenson. BACK ROW: Mr. Aungst, Mr. Johnson, Dr. Olson, Mr. Fiedler, Mr. Helix, Mr. Dunlap. MUSIC DEPARTMENT LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Haynes, Mr. Lutt, Dr. Blakaslee, Mrs. O ' Neill. SECRETARIES FRONT ROW, left to right: Miss Shaw, Miss Cannon, Mrs. Walter, Mrs. Ne- metz. BACK ROW: Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. MacFarland, Miss Carlson. DRIVER EDUCATION LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. McNair, Dr. Ur- laub. Miss Pace, Mr. Johntz. LIBRARIANS LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Wood, Mrs. Rulofson, Mrs. Wilbur. m ■ 9 i HOME ECONOMICS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Cassidy, Mrs. Tenney, Mrs. Cory. MISSING: Mrs. Staf- ford. NURSES LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Lesnini, Miss Hopkins. ART LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Lawson Mr Weller. Miss Bartlett. s here you see, it takes all the running you can do, to keep in the same place. If you want to get somewhere else, you must run at least twice as fast as that. — Red Queen in Through the Looking Glass. G O V N M E N T Board of Control STEVE JOHNSON President Berkeley High School is one of the Nation ' s best; this is a fact. We have always excelled in whatever we do. Academically, we have earned the respect of other high schools. In athletics, we have a history of victories. Our theatrical and musical groups have won state-wide acclaim. This past semester has been one of particular success. Our band played for the Winter Olympics. The basketball team went to the Gridley Tourna- ment. The Senior Play was a spectacular production. Our dances were well attended. All our spring sports received much more support from the student body than in the past. The B.O.C., which is notorious for going broke in the Spring, did something revolu- tionary. They had a fund-raising project which came out very well. Student body card sales were good, and our yearbook sales reached an all-time high. This has truly been one of the best Spring semesters Berkeley High has ever seen. But all this success did not just come to us by chance. There were many reasons for it. The Board of Control played an important role. They had a job to do and they did it well. The fact that many of its members went so far out of their way to do the best job possible, made this an out- standing Board. The faculty also helped in many ways. The guid- ance and time which Mr. Nealson and Mr. LeTendre gave us, were invaluable. The services of Mrs. Schwimley, Mr. Okerstrom, and Mr. Lutt will not be forgotten. But these are only individuals. Their actions would be worthless without you, the student body. Our success lies neither in the hands of one, nor those of a hundred. It lies in the hands of over 3000 people who call themselves the students of Berkeley High School. It goes without saying, that your sup- port was the real strength of our school this past semester. And in the semesters to come, the success of the school will always lie in your hands. Give it your best and your reward will be rich. I find it difficult to express my feelings toward the office of president. To say it has been the greatest experience of my life is not enough. My appreciation goes deeper than that. I shall never forget you and this honor which you bestowed upon me. STEVE JOHNSON A.S.B.H.S. President 10 WILLIS NEALSON Vice Principal Sponsor JOHN KLAUS Vice President KATHY DOLE Secretary BRUCE WONDER Treasurer ROGER CHICKERING Head Yell Leader ELIZABETH HIGGS G.A. President ROBERTA LOGAN G.A. A. President TOM FIFE Rally Committee Chairman MELISSA FOSTER Senior Friends Chairman DAVE STONE B Society Representative JOHN DIX Jacket Editor NAOMI LOWINSKY Honor Society President TOM GOETZL D.M.S. Representative BILL STRICKLIN H-12 President VICTOR ICHIOKA L-12 President DAVE GORDON H-ll President STEVE CASEY L-ll President ROCKY WARNER H-IO President LESLIE UCHIDA L-IO President ELIZABETH HIGGS BEVERLY HINES CASSANDRA JAMES President Vice President Secretary ANNE RICHARDSON SANDRA ENKEMA Treasurer Social Secretary Girls ' Association Good-bye, ladies. Thank you for such a successful semester. I am happy that the G.A. really has swung. All the fun began the second week of the term with the New Girls ' Welcome. For the first time refreshments were served. Next there was the dance. The outstanding feature was real blos- soms to carry out the theme Appleblossom Time. All the dads and daughters received nourishment when they played powderpuff football. Tis a pity the boys could not have had that dinner. If they had, they would have made better pompon boys. It all was fun. I hope the new officers have as fine a time as the old. A thank you and good-bye to all representatives — -Bev, Cassy, Sandy, Anne, Melissa, Roberta and to Mrs. Schwimley, Mr. LeTendre, Mr. Okerstrom, the Jacket Staff and Mrs. Wales, and last, but not least, Mrs. Ulry. I leave you with this thought: Live every day as if it were your last, for one. day you ' ll be right. Once again good-bye and. lots of luck. Sticky Higgs P.S. If you ever wonder which G.A. Council was best, remember us! 12 12th GRADE COUNCIL 11th GRADE COUNCIL 10th GRADE COUNCIL Honor Society SPECIAL PRIVILEGE SEALBEARERS Dianne Lord, Susan Bettelhelm, Anne Richardson, Kristine Guionso, Bill Rentz, Benette Kuper, Diana Loeb, Melissa Foster, Peter Wehausen, Roberl Mathieson, Cynthia Smith, Dean Morgan, Roger Chickering, Bruce Wonder, Steve Johnson. Honor Society laid its emphasis on two major fields of activities this semester: that of maintaining the excellent scholastic record of BHS, and that of stimulating intellectual activities in the student body as a whole. Beside the success- ful annual outing in Golden Gate Park, Honor Society spon- sored a college conference which enabled students to meet representatives from various colleges, and began a collection of college catalogues for general use. My hearty thanks go to vice president Larry Revzan, to the secretary-treasurer, Ginger Henderson; to board mem- bers Katie Wuertele and Ruth Bentley, and to Hatcheck chairman Vickie Hodges for their cooperation and hard work. Without the advice, support and energy of the sponsors: Miss Repetto, Mr. Wenrich, Mr. Daoust, Honor Society would never have achieved as it did this term. The opportunity to serve you as Honor Society president has proved to be a rewarding and enlightening experience for which I am truly grateful. NAOMI LOWINSKY C.S.F. As this term ' s Pod goes to press, most C.S.F. activities are still in the planning stage. This semester we hope to be able to break away from routine matters and establish new func- tions for our organization. Due to the success of last semester ' s College Conference, the C.S.F. hopes to sponsor a second conference to deal solely with the University of California. Also, an informal Honor Society-C.S.F. panel will be established to discuss the problem of choosing one ' s college. The experiences of those who have already done so should be an invaluable aid to those who have not. As usual, the C.S.F. is confronted by financial problems which regular concessions are unable to meet. To fill this need, its officers are attempting to establish a short series of academic contests. Even if these fail, we hope to have set a precedent for next semester. Thanks are due to Benette Kuper and Ruthie Richards, and especially to our mentor, Mr. Wenrich. Above all, I am grateful to the C.S.F. as a whole for having given me the enlightening experience of serving as this semester ' s president. andrew Mcdonald Ju lie Land, Hiro SEALBEARERS Imamura Pat Bonnar, McDonald. Paul DeBenedictis Andrew 16 Speakers ' Bureau HI-LITES LEFT TO RIGHT: Allen Kent, John C. Lewis, Doug Jones, Gary Messinger. Contests, sales pitches, radio, and panel discussions . . . and 65 students make up what is commonly known as our Speaker ' s Bureau. The term started off with a bang as the students went to homerooms and classes to advocate the sales of student body cards and Pods. They also made an appeal for the Red Cross and persuaded people to attend the Senior Play. The first students to represent BHS outside the school were Sally Hunt and Steve Stripp who spoke to the United Veterans Council on Lincoln and Washington respectively. Robin Milczewski, Elizabeth Higgs, Garth Burns, and Harry McCalla represented BHS in the Lions Club student speaker contest. The topic was People to People; Key to World Understanding, and the local winner was Elizabeth Higgs. Mark Duggan, Sheridan Hill, Al Kent, and Estelle Zanders formed a panel and discussed socioeconomic conditions in Berkeley for a group of new teachers at the University of California. Upon her return from the Sguaw Valley trip, Tina Loney spoke on the trip itself at a meeting of the Tyros at the YWCA. As an appeal for the Red Cross, 7 speakers represented BHS at service clubs and PTA meetings. They were Fred Bachmann, Gail Hildebrand, Elaine Judah, Martin Hakahara, Jean Oki, Steve Stripp, and John Woodward. The American Legion speakers were Bill Barker, Irene Lieban, and Victor Chow. Speakers to enter ihe Negro Elks Scholarship contest will be Lynn Farris, Elizabeth Higgs, Harry McCalla, and Estelle Zanders. And we must not forget the group who worked all term on the weekly, fifteen-minute, radio program Hi-lites on KRE (1400). The staff consisted of Doug Jones, editor; Al Kent, newscaster; John Lewis and Gary Messinger, staff members; George Craig, engineer; and Bill Barker, roving reporter. IRENE LIEBAN, Secretary MR. EHLERS, Sponsor OLLA PODRIDA STAFF Olla Podrida Staff Editor Pete Kagel Associate Editors Kay Fox, Cynthia Smith, Fred Bachmann Sales Manager Tom Goetzl Assistant Sales Managers Tom Fife, Matt Baggett, Larry Kennings, Pete Shipp, Dave Stone, Clarence Walker Staff Members.. ...Jeanette Cameron, Sue Oliver, Sue Mala- muth, Helen Maeshner, Roberta Logan, Estelle Zanders, Charles Carter, Lou Ann Bemis, Joan O ' Neal, Janice Olson, Naomi Lowinsky Sue Singer, Pat Sandkuhle, Elaine Judah, Dennis Cohen. Art Editor Jeannie Takagi Sponsor Sidney Wales TOP POD SALESMEN LOWER, left to right: Bernice Chin, Andree Mor- gana, Kent Rasmussen. BACK: Dennis Nakai King Wah Ng, Anne Takefuii. MISSING: Myrtle Stevens, Dana Daughtry. POD SALES STAFF STAFF Jacket Staff Editor. John Dix Associate Editors Stephanie Borland, Dennis Cohen, Kay Fox Managing Editor Pete Kagel Assistant Managing Editors Roberta Logan, Larry Duckies News Editor. Pat Templeton Feature Editor Sue Goddwin Sports Editor Pete Shipp News Staff ...Robert Kennedy, Irene Lieban, Nancy Fuestal, Jean Jansen, Estelle Zanders Feature Staff Sandra Dieter, Ellen Hays, Susan Oliver Sports Staff Dan Dinaburg, Buzz Schulte, Victor Tom, Tom White Advertising Dudley Ott, in charge; Frank Coffey, Carolyn Key Exchange and Publicity Anne Riswold, Pat Sandkuhle Advisor. Mrs. Sidney Wales Rally Committee This semester ' s Rally Committee has served the school in the best traditions of past committees. Every member of the committee has taken a large interest in student activities at Berkeley High. .-er hali :: :he m err. ;ers have zzz:::. ' cz:ez :r. sp:::s a: 3HS :h:::ee:: have vrcr. vorshy letters. The rest have contributed to the Music, Speech and Drama departments. On the committee we have a true cross section of the student body; we have members of every race and nationality. The boys have set a fine example for these who will follow. I would like to thank my assistants, Al Kent, Matt Baggett, Charlie Carter, and Larry Kennings for their tremendous work and hip. And thanks goes to Mr. Nealson for unselfish and unrestricted help. And last of all I would like to thank each and every member of the committee for their faithful service; you served well and were a credit to your school. May we always keep in touch and always be friends. Good luck for the Future, TOM FTFE ROW I: left to right: Gerald Sakamoto, Dan Hirano, Dennis Wu, Doug Jones, John C. Lewis, Andy Benson, Mike Bardin. ROW 2: George Duff, A| Pierce, Jim Clayton, Pete ShiDp, Charlie Carter, Chairman Tom Fife, Larry Kennings, Al Kent, Rick Colbert, Jim Bell, Larry Fisher, Rich Sasaki. ROW 3: Sponsor Mr, Nealson, Jim Kaye, Jim Tschierschky, Pete Dutton, Ken Yanagi, Bobby Jones, Cary Kinchen, Vic Tom, Joel Mellish, Bill Rentz, Imam Boechori. ROW 4: Jerry Ongerth, Mike Austin, Garth Burns, Hal Gilson, Walt Dixon, Don George, J. Fred Bachman, Ken Willmarth, Ross Hambly, Steve Stripp, Senior Friends MELISSA FOSTER Chairman It seems such a short time ago that the Senior Friends were proudly putting on the red-and-gold. beanies for the first time. Now the time has come for us to take them off again. But in the weeks between, this semester ' s crew of sixty-one Senior Friends has worked hard to make our motto, Friendship and Service, come alive. Our activities this term have been many and varied. We served as proctors and did many odd jobs. One of our most important jobs has been to welcome the many girls new to Berkeley High, and to help them find friends and activities. Lunch periods have always found Senior Friends on duty in the lobby and cafeteria. We have helped publicize many school events, and ushered at last semester ' s graduation, our Sr. Play, and other performances. Our activities in connection with the Girls ' Association have included the G.A. Welcome, girl- ask-boy dance, Apple Blossom Time, and the G.A. Dinner. My sincere thanks go to our helpful and patient sponsor, Mrs. Ulry, and my ever-faithful co- chairmen, Tina Loney and Cynthia Smith. But most of all, I thank each and every one of you Senior Friends for the job you have done to make this semester a success. MELISSA FOSTER Senior Friends Chairman ROW I, left to right: Betsy Bright, Joanne Bonkofsky, Kathryn Misch, Pegqy AHhowe, Barbara Applegate, Gail ' Hildebrand, Ann Young, Susan Moscrip, Susan Weikel, Anna Coffey, Nancy Camoizi. ROW 2: Suzanne Fowle, Keiko Nakamura, Mrs. Ulry, Malena Oliver, Cynthia Leong, Janice Hirao, Marlene Moody, Judy Titus, Melissa Foster, Julie Land, Susan Malamuth, Susan Oliver, Sandra Dieter, Gretchen Fretter, Kay Fox, Carole Odom. Janice Olson, Lynn Farris. ROW 3: Carol Flegal, Wanda Mark, Peggy Liner, Susan Bettelheim, Wendy Phillips, Ginny Horning, Robin Kragen, Margie Week, Kathy Caples, Louanne Vittetoe, Pat Sandkuhle, Jeanette Cameron, Nan Gallagher, Nancy Fuestal, Tina Loney, Barbara Currin. ROW 4: Linda Brogden, Martha Benson, Jean Oki, Benette Kuper, Anne Sinclair, Barbara Canham, Sue Singer, Stephanie Cannon, Cvnthia Smith. Susan Dunlap, Adrienne Freese, Dianne Lord, Tina Tworek, Donna Gundry, Pat Bonnar. YELL LEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave Gamba Vince Anaclerio, Roger C ' nickering, Jim Clayton, George Duff. POMPON GIRLS LEFT TO RIGHT: Penny Fricken, Cynthia Badie, Carol Lee, Sally Hunt, Nancy Rawls, June Laai. warn 22 BICYCLE COURT JUDGES FRONT ROW, left to right: Steve Stripp, Mary Lou Keppel. SECOND ROW: Dennis Wu, Penny Fricken. THE SAFETY COUNCIL The purpose of the BHS Safety Council is io locate accident hazards around school. There are members from each class ap- pointed by the BOC, and anyone else may join. Some of the hi-lights of his term ' s ac- tivities, have been the safety assembly ■with Mr. Pete De Paulo, and the Mayor ' s Safety Council at the Claremont Hotel. The Council also keeps a record of school accidents in the main hall. FRONT ROW, left to right: Cassandra Jackson, Bar- bara Buckholi, Margaret Ellman. Barbara Cashe, Catherine Finlayson, Norma Hatton, Tonya Brekas, Sharon Goff, Dorene Lindstrom. Mary Ellen Meriam, Barbara Pape, Maylin Harden. BACK ROW: Dr. Urlab, Johnny Wrice. Kent Rasmussen, Dan Dina- burg, Steve Stripp, Dave Westcott, Douglas Horner, Raymond Salmi, Ben Allin, Bob Kennedy, Miss Pace. Honor Society and CFS Tutors Honor Society Hatcheckers and Tutors Honor Society fulfills its purpose as a service organization in its two major functions of hatchecking and tutoring. As many as six students hatcheck at many Community Theatre shows and thus get a chance to see most of the performance. Hatchecking is free of charge; all donations go toward scholarships awarded by Honor Society each semester. Hatcheckers receive Honor Society credit for their work. Tutors are Honor Society members who aid students not doing well in certain fields. Tutors receive Honor Society credit and teaching training from this experience. The amount of time the tutor puts in is flexible, depending on the needs of the students receiving help. BOC Publicity Committee BOB STRICKLIN SUSAN MOSCRIP BETSY BRIGHT President Vice President Secretary KATHY CAPLES LYNN FARRIS Treasurer Social Secretary Senior Message The Senior year will surely be remembered as one of the most enjoyable, wonderful, and memorably impressive periods of our lives. The school and com- munity will remember our class for carrying so well many of the responsibilities of our fine student government, for representing our school well in scholastic pro- grams, dramatic, musical, and speech productions, and for our excellent athletes — some of whom have received state and national recognition. We have had major roles in bringing about many of the school ' s successful activities. The members of the faculty have, as in other semesters, been a great and valuable help to our class. We are especially indebted to Mrs. Schwimley and her work on our spectacular Senior Play; to Mrs. Wales for our fine and exten- sive publicity; Mr. Ehlers, Mr. Asturias, our class sponsors; and all the others who spent the time to sponsor the many senior committees. Our Senior Play had the greatest effect on our class ' spirit. The cast of more than a hundred, all in 17th Century French period costumes, presented the most spectacular performance ever presented by a Bay Area senior class. The performance was grandiose, but the profits were minimal. Never before had a senior class sacrificed their financial security so much to produce such a play for the community. With the financial situation as it was, the class officers and other leaders of our class work incessantly to produce the best year possible with the available resources. It has been a great experience for me to work with you and for you. I will have good thoughts about our class and our success this year. May not one of us fail to succeed in the future. Bob Stricklin H-12 President 26 HIGH TWELVE COUNCIL CLASS HISTORY June 17, graduation day, will mark the end of three years at Berkeley High School for us of the class of Spring 1960. From these years we have gathered much that is worth while, and of these years we have many memories. Starting out with 705 in the L-10, we were the largest class ever to enter Berkeley High Sc hool. We soon became accustomed to our new environment and readily took part in the activities of Berkeley High. The theme of the Soph Hop, the first school dance in wnich we participated, was Sidewalk Cafe, which featured a Parisian motif, and our class concession was popcorn. At Fun Nite we sold cotton candy. The biggest event of our second semester at Berkeley High was the Soph Hop, Edge of Night, which was very successful. Through this dance and our sales concession we increased our class treasury. In the L-ll the dance of the term was our Junior Prom Bewitched. Our class concession was candied apples and at Fun Nite we sponsored a record breaking booth. Upon entering the H-ll we became upperclassmen and we began to increase our activities, realizing that our senior year was very close. The theme of our Junior Prom was Round About Midnight. In the L-12 we sold candied apples and cooperated with the Cinema Society in the successful presentation of the movie, The Enemy Below. Finally came out last semester and we were high seniors. Members of our class tried out for the Senior Play, became Rally Boys and Senior Friends, and joined Senior Committees. The Senior Play was The Would-Be Gentleman, a sophisticated comedy by Moliere, which was well performed by 105 high school seniors to the delight of a large audience. The graduating class of almost 650 wer outstanding in many fields. In sports, we both contributed to winning teams and produced individual stars. In scholarship, we produced 12 Special Privilege Sealbearers and 6 National Merit Semifinalists. Thus we came to the end of a long and memorable stay at Berkeley Hiah School. After graduation our paths will separate, many of them never to cross again. Some of us will go on to higher education, others will enter the armed forces, and some will enter jobs. Wherever we go, we will always remember Berkeley High School. We will remember it for the friendships we have made here, the knowledge we have accumulated, and the experiences we have gained. For these things, we will remember Berkeley High. L-10 H-10 Gene Hennen President Tom Fife Susan Moscrip Vice-President Betsy Bright Carolyn Key Secretary Joanne Bonkofsky Cassandra James Treasurer _.. Adella Harris Gretchen Fretter Soc. Secretary Susan Moscrip CLASS OFFICERS L-ll H-ll John Lewis. President Larry Kennings Kay Fox Vice-President Cathy Caples Diane Gist Secretary Betsy Bright Betsy Snyder Treasurer Alan Kent Susan Oliver Social Secretary Lynn Farris L-12 H-12 Dave Stone President... Bob Stricklin Elizabeth Higgs Vice-President. Susan Moscrip Lynne Chariot Secretary -...Betsy Bright Margie Week Treasurer Cathy Caples Annyse Pickett Social Secretary Lynn Farris 27 Senior GRADUATION COMMITTEE H-12 Officers Mr. Ehlers, sponsor Committees REUNION COMMITTEE Diana Lord, chairman Mr. Nealson, sponsor SENIOR PLAY PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Fred Bachmann, chairman Paul Dewitt and Jim Hoopes, assistant chairmen. Mrs. Wales, sponsor SLUSH PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Kathryn Misch, chairman Pat Templeton and Nancy Feustal, assistant chairman Mrs. Wales, sponsor DITCH DAY ARRANGEMENTS COMMITTEE Mike Austin, chairman Martha Benson, assistant chairman Mr. Wilson, sponsor DITCH DAY CLEANUP COMMITTEE Ross Hambly, chairman Rick Colbert, assistant chairman Mr. Johnson, sponsor DITCH DAY ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE Jim Clayton, chairman Garth Burns and Mike Bardin, assistant chairmen Mr. Menken, sponsor SENIOR BALL DECORATION COMMITTEE Cynthia Smith, chairman Nancy Blackaller, assistant chairman Miss Varley, sponsor SENIOR BALL PLANNING COMMITTEE Lynn Farris, chairman Wendy Phillips, assistant chairman Mr. Caburi, sponsor DANCE BAND COMMITTEE Dean Morgan, chairman Pete Dutton and Jeff Foord, assistant chairmen Mr. Solomon, sponsor SENIOR BALL ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE Jeff Foord, chairman Marian Auerbach, assistant chairman Mr. Moore, sponsor SENIOR BALL BID COMMITTEE Rox nne Orly, chairman Suga Moriwaki, assistant chairman Mrs. Gregerson, sponsor BERKELEY PUBLIC LIBRAWV SENIOR DINNER ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE Pete Shipp, chairman Sally Espino and Roger Checkering, assistant chairmen Mr. Jorgensen, sponsor SENIOR DINNER CLEANUP COMMITTEE Kathleen Riesenberg, chairman Mrs. Smid, sponsor SENIOR DINNER DECORATION COMMITTEE George Duff, chairman Elaine Judah and Jeane Takagi, assistant chairmen Miss Bennett, sponsor SENIOR DINNER PROGRAM COMMITTEE George Duff, chairman Elaine Judah and Jeanie Takagi, assistant chairmen Miss Bennett, sponsor BACCALAUREATE SERVICE COMMITTEE Dave Stone, chairman GWENDOLWN J. ADAMS Business, History JOHN ADAMS RALPH JOSEPH AGUILAR Business, Proctor JOAN S. AGUIRRE Business, Proctor, Rec. Swim NEWTON j. AKIYAMA Math, Science, English Intramural Basketball CHARLES ALBINO Math, English, Business Weightlifters, Collection Club DENNIS JOHN ALEXANDER Math, English Radio Club, J.V. Football Harmoneers KATHY L. ALLEN English, Music CSF, A Cappella, Talent Assemblies, After School Clubs, HS, GA Rep., Sr. Noon Show Comm., Sr. Entertainment MOSCO L. ALLEN History, Music, Harmoneers, Pod Salesman, Ditch Day Comm., Proctor CHARLES H. ANDERSON Music, English, Business Intramural Sports KAREN ANDERSON English, French FHA Dance Club, Senior Play, GAA Clubs, Operetta TOM ANDRAE English, Math, Art Track, Proctor BARBARA APPLEGATE English, Languages, Science GA Rep., HS, CSF, After School Clubs, Senior Friend, Sr. Dinner Entertainment ROBERT ASHBY Math, English MARGARET PATRICIA ATTHOWE Enqlish, Languages, HS, CSF, HR ReD, Senior Friends MARIAN AUERBACH Math, Music, English, Languages Thespian, GA Rep, HS, A Cappella, Operetta, Senior Committees, Talent Assemblies, Top Pod Sales HAZEL AUSTIN MIKE AUSTIN German, Math, English, History Jr. Achievement, HR Rep, After School Clubs, CSF, Rally Comm., Sr. Committees JOHN C. AVALOS Math, English Tennis, Sr. Announcements Comm EMMETT AVERY Mechanic Arts JOSEPH AZEUEDO English, History FRED BACHMANN German, History, English Pod and Jacket Staffs, Rally Comm., Track, HS, CSF, HR Rep. MATTHEW ALVIN BAGGETT Math, History, Science, English Rally Comm., Track, Football, Block Baseball JEAN McLEAN BANCROFT Language, History, English HR Rep., GAA Clubs MICHAEL DAVID BARDIN Math, English Speakers ' Bureau, HS, Rally Comm., Track Announcer, After School Clubs, Sr. Committees JOHN RONALD BARGMANN Math, English H-IO Pres., Circle and Block B , HR Reo, Bands, Pod Salesman BILL BARKER Spanish, English Berkeley High Lights, Senior Play, A Cappella KAREN BARKER Latin, Art, English GAA Club — Life member Honor Society — Sealbearer — Special Privilege Sealbearer PAMELIA BARKSDALE English, Math Poctor, Sinkers TOM BARNES Science, English, Typing RONALD M. BASARICH Math, English, History JV Baseball, Pod Salesman, Marching Band, Basketball Mgr., Chess Club, Bowling Club HELEN LENORE BEACH English, History Discussion Club, Folk Song Club STEVE BEACH Math Swimming JOYCE LENORE BEESON History, English Aeolian, A Cappella, Proctor JAMES A. BELL English, Math Honor Society, Drum Maior, Concert Band, Pep Band. ' 57 Operetta, Rally Committee, Senior Comm. LOU CATHER BEMIS History, English Pod Staff, Pep Club ANDREW BENSON Math, English, Spanish Marching Band, Pep Band, Concert Band, Rally Committee, ' 57 Operetta, Senior Comm., Sr. Plav. Dance Band MARTHA BENSON English, Math, Language GA Rep., Sr. Friend, Masquers, Sr. Play, Sr. Comm., Dance Club ANDREW BERDAHL English, Music Concert and Theater Orchestra, Operetta MARTA BERTUZZO English. Business Dance Club SUSAN CAROL BETTELHEIM English, Latin, Math, History Sr. Friend, Sr. Comm., Operetta. Pod Sales, Sr. Play, School Clubs, GA and Homeroom Rep. BILL BIANCHI Ind. Arts. Math Gymnastics ELLEN BIRNBAUM History, English Sr. Comm., Pompon Girl, A CapDella. Operetta and Assemblies, Sr. Play, Pep Club, Honor Society, Dance Club, Children ' s Theater ELNORA MARIE BISHOP English, Business Sinkers, Baseball, Basketball. CAA Council. Sr. Comm. GARY BJORNDAHL History, English UN Forum NANCY BLACKALLER History, English, Art HR Rep., Sr. Comm., Senior Play Pep Club, Craft Club ARTHUR BLAKE History, Radio, English Track, Intra. Football MARY LEE BLEW English, History Children ' s Theater JONATHAN BOGARD History, English JAMES A. BOLDEN Business Education B Track. JV Basketball, JOANNE BONKOFSKY English, French, Math Honor Society, CSF, H GA Rep., Sr. Friends, Operetta, Sr. Comm. PAT BONNAR Music, French, Math, History Orchestra, Sr. Comm., Sr. Friend Speakers ' Bureau ■10 Sec, Pep Club, Dance Club, Usher WAYNE BOUCHER Mech. Drawing, History, Math, English, Spanish, Business ALEXIS BOUTZ French, English, Math, Science BILLY BOWENS Math ROGER DANIEL BOYSEN English. History, Science 34 MARGARET KATE BRADLEY English, Business, Music, Homemaking SA Rep., Proctor, Bowlinq Club, Pep Club, Aeolian Choir, Reunion Comm. ROSIE LEE BRADY English, History Jr. Red Cross, Ditch Day Cleanup Comm. ELIZABETH BRESMAN French, Latin, History, Enqlish Russian Club ROBERT BRIEL English, Math JOHN A. BRIGGS English, Science Bowling Club, Anything Club, German Club, Russian Club ELIZABETH BRIGHT English, Language, Math HS, CSF, HR Rep., Pep Club, Sr. Friends, H-12 Sec, H- 1 I Sec. CHARLOTTE BROD Math, Science, English, Foreign Language SA Rep., Sports Clubs, HS CSF LINDA BROGDEN English, Spanish, Math Divinq Club, Sync. Swim, Bowling Club Pep Club, Sr. Friends, HS, CSF LOIS ELAINE BROOKS Business, English Sr. Comm., Ice Skating Club SUE BROWN English, Business Pep Club, GA Rep, Sr. Play KATHERINE ELIZABETH BRUCE Math, English Sr. Play, Children ' s Theater THOMAS BRUNK English, Math, History CARLA AUSTIN BUCKMAN English, French, Math. History Manuscript, Pod Salesman, Pep Club, Junior Statesmen, Masquers GARTH BURNS History, English Rally Comm., DMS Chairman, HR Rep. Varieties, Speakers ' Bureau, Sr. Play Proctor BARRY BUTLER, English, Math RONALD BYRNES Enqlish, Malh, Language Folk Song Club, Discussion Club LIZ CALKINS English, Business A Cappella Choir, Drama Club, Children ' s Theater, GA Rep., Operetta Sr. Play JEANETTE CAMERON English, History, Math Sr. Friend, Pod Staff, Pod Salesman, HS, Proctor, Sr. Gift Comm. NANCY CAMOZZI English, History GA. Rep, Sr. Play, Pompon Girl, Pod Sales, Sr. Friends, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Rec. Swim BARBARA CAN HAM English, Spanish, Math, History Sr. Friends, H R 1 Rep., Bowlinq Club, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Speaker ' s Bureau, Sr. Play JOAN ANNETTE CANHAM English, Music Pep Club, Ice Skating Club, A Cappella, Aeolian Choir, Assemblies, Proctor, Sr. Comm. STEPHANIE GOULD CANNON Art, English, French HS, Leader ' s Club, Proctor, Sr. Friends. A Cappella, Operetta, Aeolian Choir WILLIAM R. CANTRILL Vocational Metal Trades Jr. Achievement KATHRYN CAPLES English, Science, Foreign Languaqe, Math HR Rep., GA Rep., H-ll Veep, GAA Veep. H-12 Treasurer, Sr. Friends, Bicycle Court Judge CATHRYN CARNEY English, Homemaking FHA Pres., Rec. Swim, Tennis Club, Proctor Club. GA Rtep. FRANK CARRAWAY History, Business, Math Proctor DAN CARROLL Math, English Football JOHNNIE CARSON JR. Art Harmoneers, Announcement Comm. Badminton Club, Leader ' s ROGER CHICKERING English, Language, History, Math Varsity Tennis, Honor Soc. Vice-Pres., Block B, Head Yell Leader, Pep Club, BCC VICTOR CHOW Science, Math Proctor, Sr. Comm., Speakers ' Bureau CORA CHOY Math, English, History GA Rep., Dance Club, Operetta, Proctor, Pod Sales JUANITA CHRISTIAN Sr. Comm., Proctor CHARLES CARTER History, English Rally Comm., HRJ Rep., Circle B, Baseball. Pod Staff, Speakers Bureau, Sr. Comm. HARRY JAMES CARTHAN MARSDEN CASON Math, Science, English, History, Language FELISA CASPILLO Business Education Ice Skating Club, Proctor, Ditch Day Comm. BEVERLY KATHERINE CASTIAN BILL ROBERT CLEARLEY, JR. Math, Science, Mech. Drawing, History, English, German Proctor, HR Rep. CHISSIE CHAMBERLAIN History, English and Business GA Rep., Pep Club GEORGE CHAPMAN usiness, Vocational Math DOLORES CHAPPELLE Homemaking, Business Sr. Comm., Chess Club, Volleyball, Spanish Club, Craft Club, Ice Skating Club LYNNE CHARLOT English, Language Pompon Girl, L-12 Secretary, GA Rep., Varieties, Tennis Club, CSF, Dance Club HELEN CHENG English, Math, Science BARBARA ANN CHESTERMAN History, Math, English Collectors Club, Teachers ' Club, Leaders ' Class, Intermediate and Concert Orchestra, Speakers ' Bureau ALLEN M. CITRAGNO English Bowling Club, Amateur Radio Club PATRICIA ANN CLARK Business Proctor, Pep Club JAMES CLAYTON English, Math, Science Soph Football, HR Rep., Sr. Comm. Rally Comm., Yell Leader CHARLIE CLEMONS Math, English, Science B Basketball, JV Football, Track, Circle B, Proctor MARGERY COCKRILL English, Languages, History, Music GA Rep., HR Rep., Aeolian and A Cappella, HS, Operetta, Pro Musica, Sr. Comm. ANNA MARIANNE COFFEY English Sr. Friends, CSF, HS, Jacket Staff, Usher DENNIS L. COHEN English, History, Languages . Jacket Staff. Analysis and Discission i Clubs, UN Forum, Pod Staff, Proctor, . $GjSK Team, HS HOKTON RICHARD COLBERT, JR. English, Math Rally Comm., Baseball, Intramural Football, Circle B HILBERT COLEMAN Science, History, General Shop HR Rep., Pep Club WILLIAM CLIFFORD CONSTANCE Math, Science, Latin, English Bowling Club, Chess Club, Analysis Club JONATHAN L. COOK History, English HR Rep., Speakers ' Bureau, Sr. Comm. SANDRA JEAN COOLEY History 36 DIXIE COPELAND Business, Math, English Track, Weight Lifters Club, Pep Club, Proctor, Circle B , 10th Grade Football VIRGINIA ANNE COPELAND Math, Science, History, English Pod Salesman, Pep Club, HS, CSF, Sr. Play Publicity Comm., Swim Club, HR Rep. VERNON CORBIN Science, History, Business 10th Grade Football JIM COUCH Business Varsity Baseball JEROME HUDSON CRAIG English, History, Math Sr. Comm., H R Rep. ANN CRAVATH English, Science, Languages Concert Band, Marching Band, JSA, Spanish Club, HS, CSF, GA Rep. VIVIAN JEANETTE CRAWFORD English, History, Homemaking Sr. Comm., Ice Skating Club, Chess Club, Volleyball, Basketball DENNIS CREEK Math, English JOSEPHINE CROOKE Business Education, English Pep Club LYNNE CROSS English, History JSA, GA Rfep., HR Rep., Craft Club, Spanish Club, Folk Song Club, Ice Skating Club BARBARA KATHERINE CURRIN English, History Proctor, Leaders ' Club, HR Rep., Sr. Friends. Sr. Comm., Pod Salesman GAIL CUSICK History, English, Math Pep Club, Proctor, Glee, Sr. Comm., HR Rtep., Costume Production, Sr. Play JOHN DAD AY BARBARA DAHL English, History, Spanish GA Rep., Spanish Club, Proctor, Swim Club PAULA DAVENPORT History, English GA Rep., Aeolian Choir, A Cappel Choir, Proctor, Tennis Club CORDELLA DAVIS English, Music, German, History Ice Skating Club, Folk Song Club, Basketball, Badminton, Sr. Comm. 47 1 JIMMIE DAVIS English, History, Math. Voc. Metal MICHAEL DAVIS Mech. Drawing, English, Math LARRY STEWART DEAN English, Math, Language Band, Swimming, Water Polo, HS PAUL DeBENEDICTIS English, Science, Math, Language Discussion Club, Soph Football, Biology Club, Cross-country, Math Club DANNY GEORGE DEL CARLO Sc ience, Math, H i story, English, Business DIANE DeLARA Business, English Ice Skating Club, HS, Sr. Comm., GA Rep. DICK DEMOREST English, Art, History Swim Team PAUL DeWITT History, Math, English, Mech. Drawing Intramural Manager, Swimming Manager, Sr. Play Publicity, Publicity Comm., Speakers ' Bureau ROBERTA MARIE DeWITT English, Math HR Rep. SANDRA DIETER Spanish, History, English HS, CSF, A Cappella, Jacket Staff, Sr. Friends, Sr. Play, Varieties CAROL DIETSCHY History, English, Music, Math Aeolian Choir, Craft Club, Red Cross, Proctor, HR Rep., GA Rep., Sr. Comm. FRANKLIN DILL English, Math, History Swim Team, Analysis Club CHARLES D. ECKWALL Voc. Auto Shop, Math, Enqlish STEVE EICKERT Math. Science, English, Spanish HS, CSF, Golf, Dr. Dinner Comm. ADRIENNE ELLIOTT Spanish, History, English Aeol ian Choir, A Cappella, Masquers, Spanish Club, Operetta, Sr. Play JERILYN DEE ELY English, History, Homemaking FHA. Spanish Club, Costu me Production Ice Skating Club, Sr. Comm. GARY ENGLISH English, Math, Language SANDRA LEE ENKEMA History, English Jr. Statesman, Pep Club, GA Social Sec. Dance Club, Sr. Play, Speakers ' Bureau. AFS Club GEORGE ENTENMAN English. Science, Math Manuscript Club Veep, CSF, HS, HR Rep EDDIE JEPPERSON. JR. History, Industrial Sheet Metal, Music, Science Concert Band, Marching Band KARIN F. ERICKSON English, Music Masquers, Sr. Play, Aeolian Choir, A Cappella, Proctor, DMS Council, Shows SALLY ESPINO History, English GA Reo., HR Rep., Varieties, Operetta, Noon Shows, Dance Club Pres., Proctor ' CAROLYN FARLEY Spanish, English, Math, Music Theater Orchestra. Spanish Club, Shows, Sr. Plav Proqram Comm. LYNN FERN FARRIS Spanish. History, Home Economics H- 12 Social Sec. H-ll Social Sec. Pompon Girl, HR Rep., Sr. Friends, Dance Club 38 GLENDA ANNETTE DISMUKE English, Business, Language GA Rep., Proctor, Drama Club GAA Clubs, Rtec. Swim, Tennis Dance JOHN DIX Math, Music, Languages Jacket Editor, BOC. HS, CSF, Band, Theater Orchestra, Concert Orchestra WALTER VIRGIL DIXON History Varsity Basketball. Intramural Basketball. Rally Comm, Block B Veep KENNETH PAUL DOD English, Spanish, Math, Music HS, Clavier Ensemble KATHERINE DOLE History, English ASBHS Sec, DMS Council, Orchestra Band, HR Rep., Orchestra, HS, CSF CAROL LYNN DRESSER Business, Enqlish HR Rep., GA Rep., Proctor, Sr. Reunion Comm., Sr. Gift Comm. LAWRENCE TAYLOR DUCKLES German, English, Music Band, Orchestra, Theater Orchestra Jacket Staff ROBERT S. DUDLEY Shop, English Track GEORGE M. DUFF English, French, Math, Science CSF, Block B , Varsity Tennis, Orchestra, Band, Theater Orchestra, Yell Leader BONNIE SUE DUFFEY Business, Art GA Swim JOHN EDWARD DUNBAR Machine Shop RONALD DUNLAP SUSAN DUNLAP Math, English, Language A Cappella, Sr. Friends, HS, CSF PETER DUTTON English, Math. Science, Music Concert and Theater Orchestra, Pep and Dance Bands, HS, CSF, Talent Assemblies MARTIN EBER English, Math, Science, French Investors ' Club THOMAS L ECKELS English, Math, Science, Foreign Language .-J I W ,. . .- . • ib....s . MW PAT FARRIS History, Music Analysis Club, Masquers, A Cappella, Shows, Aeolian Choir, Proctor, Children ' s Theater, Sr. Play, Senior Comm. JAMES ARTHUR FERGUSON History, Math, Business Intramural Basketball. Football NANCY LOUISE FEUSTAL Science, Business, English Honor Society, Sr. Friends, Discussion Club, Bowling Club, Jacket Staff, CSF, Sr. Comm., Pep Club EMMIE MAE FIELDS Business, History, Homemaking Aeolian Choir, Proctor THOMAS FIFE Math, Science, English Block B , Circle B , Base-ball, BOC, ASBHS Vice-President, Pep Club, HR Rep., H-IO President, Rally Comm. Chairman, Class Council, Pod Sale Staff, Sr. Comm. RHEA FINLAY English, Language Aeolian Choir, A Cappella, Children ' s Theater, Shows, Sr. Play, Masquers, Sr. Comm. ANN FINLAYSON English, History Dance Club, Leaders ' Culb, UN Forum Pep Club, GA Rep., GA Welcome, Sr. Friends, Sr. Play, Sr. Comm. DONNA FISHER LARRY FISHER Art, Music, English Drama Club, Pres. Folk Song Club, Discussion Club, HR Rep., Rally_Comm., A Cappella, Children ' s Theater, lalent Assembly, Noon Shows, Harmoneers, School Dance Entertainment CLAIRE ANN FITZGERALD English, Business, History Rtec. Swim, Proctor CAROLE FLEGAL Spanish, English, Math Sr. Friends, Honor Society, CSF, GA Rep., Pep Club, Proctor PHILLIP S. FLEISHER English, Math, Science, History HR Rep., Pod Sales Staff, Sr. Play, Sr. Comm. ALLEN FONG Business Administration, Math SUZANNE FONG English, Spanish, Math Pep Club. Ice Skating Club, BOC Publicity Comm., Sr. Comm. JOHN FOORD History, Music lOfh Grade Football. Dance Band, Orchestra Concert Band, HR Rep. MFLISSA FOSTER English. Math, Latin Sr. Friends Chairman. BOC, Orchestra, Theater Orchestra, CSF Sec.-Treas., GA Rep., Sr. Comm., Pod Sales SUZANNE FOWLE English, Math, Business Honor Society, Sr. Friends, GA Rep., School Clubs, Proctor, Sr. Comm., Safety Council FRANK FOX Business Bowling Club, A Cappella, Harmoneers Sec. MADOLYN KAY FOX Spanish, English, History Fall ' 59 GAA Pres., Jacket Staff-Assoc. Ed., Pod Staff-Assoc. Ed., Sr. Friends, Proctor, L-ll Veep, Sr. Comm., GA Council JEAN FRANCIS Language, History, English Sr. Comm., Spanish Club WILLIAM BURTON FRANZ English, Math, Science FRANCIS H. FREDERICK, JR. Math, English MILLICENT FREDERICK Math, English Pod Salesman, GAA Clubs WENLOCK DUANE FREE Math, Science JV Basketball, HR Rep., Varsity Scorekeeper DAWN FREEMAN English, Business, Homemaking ADRIENNE FREESE Math, English, Languages Drama Clu ' o, Sr. Friends, GAA Clubs, HR Rep., Proctor, Sr. Comm., GA Welcome GRETCHEN FRETTER English, History, French Pompon Girl, Sr. Friends, Proctor, GAA Clubs, Sr. Play, Class Council, Children ' s Theater BOB FROINES Art, History. English Football, HR Rep., Sr. Play, JV Basketball X A ROBERT FURUKAWA English, Math JV Cross-country FRANK GABRIS Art, Music Soccer, Harmoneers NAN ELIZABETH GALLAGHER Science, Language, Math Sr. Friends, Pod Sales, GAA, After School Clubs, GA Rep., CSF, Speakers ' Bureau DAVE GAMBA English, Math, Science, History HS, Sr. Comm., Basketba ll, Yell Leader, Sr. Play, Baseball Announcer, Speakers ' Bureau DONNA GAMBLE English, Math Pep Club ETHEL GANDY Math, Business Jr. Achievement, Proctor, Aeolian Choi A Cappella, Drama Club, Sr. Comm. BILL GANDY English, History HR Rep. BARBARA GARCIA Eng lish Proctor, A Cappella RICHARD GAYER Math, English HR Rep., Baseball, Circle B , Intramural Football DAVID GENDRON Mechanic Arts DONALD M. GEORGE Electronics, Swimming KRISTINE GHIORSO Math, Science, English, Languages, Music Aeolian and A Cappella Choirs, Math Club, Manuscript, Clavier Ensemble, Discussion Club HAROLD GILSON English, Math Baseball, Basketball, Block B , Circle B DIANE GIST English, History Yell Leader, L-l I Sec, HR Rep., GA Rep., Pep Club, Drama Club, Top Pod Salesman JOE GODFREY Math, Eglish, Ind. Drawing THOMAS MAXWELL GOETZL Latin, Math, Science, English, Music, H istory A Cappella, DMS Rep., BOC, Pod Sales Manager, Top Pod Salesman, Sr. Comm., Olympic Choir CHAUNCEY P. GOLDEN Music, English, History Concert Band MARIE MARILOU GONZALES Math, English SUSAN GOODWIN English, Languages, History Pompon Girl, Jacket Staff, Pod Salesman, Sr. Play, HR Rtep., H-IO Vice-Pres., Varieties BARBARA GOSSETTE Business, Home Economics Sinkers, Basketball, Baseball, Proctor - WENDY P. GRAMPP English, History, Math Proctor RANDOLPH GARY GRANT Math, English, Mech. Arts HR Rep., Sr. Comm. WILLIAM GRAY Math, Science, English Golf Team CAROL GREEN Business, English Proctor WELTON GREEN Mech. Arts Basketball, Football SUSAN CORNELL GREENE English, History, Drama MICHAEL PAUL GREY English, Mech. Drawinq, Math B Basketball Intramural Sports, Sr. Comm. MAURICE GRIFFIN Math, Mech. Arts 40 WET X SHARON LORRAINE GROOM English, History Masquers, Manuscript, Pep Club, Sync. Swim, Pod Sales, Rec. Swim, Golf Club ANTHONY GEUTON History Football, Harmoneers DONNA MARIE GUNDRY Business, English GAA Sec, GAA Clubs, Junior Red Cross. Sr. Friends, Proctor, CSF, Sr. Comm. ROSS HAMBLY Math, Science, Spanish, English Swimming Team, Circle B , HR Rep., HS, Rally Comm., Sr. Play, Intramural Sports TASSEY HAM EL Languages, English Pep Club, Russian Club, HR Rep. PATRICIA HAMILTON FRANCES ELIZABETH HASBOURGH Business Pep Club, Sinkers, Dance Club THOMAS ANTOINE HARMON English, History BFVERLY HARRELL English, Foreign Languages, History GA Rep, Invesrors ' Club, Sinkers BETTY JEAN HARRIS Math, English CATHY LOUISE HARRIS Business. English Ping-Pong Club, Sinkers, Rec. Swim, Tennis Club, Basketball JERRILYN R HARRIS Business, Homemaking, Eng lish Jr. Achievement, GAA Basketball, Badminton, Sinkers, Proctor, Sr. Reunion Comm. RUTH HARTZELL Science NORMA JEANNE HATTON Business, History Proctor, Safety Council, Masquers, Rtussian Club, Sync. Swim, Sr. Reunion Comm. DENNIS WHITNEY HAWK English, Math, History, Latin Intramural Basketball DONALD A. HAWKER English, Foreign Language, Math Swim Team, Block B Society DORSET HAYES English BRUCE HAYNES History, English, French, Math, Music A Cappella, Band, Orchestra, Chamber Orchestra MARCIA HEEDER History, English, Music A Cappella, Aeolian Choir, Masquers STEPHEN R. HEIZER Foreign Languages, History, English Swim Team, Ski Club MARJA HELENIUS Business, Homemaking RAY G. HELMKE Science, Language, English, Math Analysis Club, CSF, Science Club GENE HENNEN English, Math, Music Assemblies, L-IO Pres Harmoneers, Sr. Play, TYLER HENRY Industrial Arts, Math Proctor English A Cappella Pres. Operetta English NED HERMAN English, Math TED HERMSMEYER Radio-Electronics, English Electronics Club. Public Address Crew CAROLE ANN HIGDON Music, English, Business Sr. Comm., Aeolian Choir, A Cappella Operetta, HS, CSF, Proctor ELIZABETH ANN HIGGS History, Spanish, English GA Pres., L-12 Veep, GA Treas.. Aeol ' ian Choir, Operetta, Varieties, 15 After School Clubs SAIL ANN HILDEBRAND History, English, Spanish Sr. Friends, Sr. Play, Dance Club. GA Rep., HR Rep., Speakers ' Bureau. Sr. Comm. JAMFS HILLARD English, Art ALFRED HILLS BEVERLY G. HINES English, Latin, Music HR Rep., Pcd Sales HS. A Cappella, Winter Olympics. GA Veep DANIEL H ! RANO Math, English, Latin Rally Comm., Speakers ' Bureau, B Swim Team, Intramural Sports, HR Rep. JA_N ICE K. HI RAO English, Math, Language HS, GA Rep., Sr. Friends, GAA, Proctor, Pep Club. Sr. Comm. PATRICIA J. HIROSE History, English, Homemaking Manuscript Club, Chess Club, Craft Club. Proctor THOMAS JAMES HOBBS Math. History. English S-. Piay. HR Reo.. Varsity Football. Block B Treas., Circle B , Boys ' Glee, Proctor BERNICE HOLM AN English, History Ice Skating Club, Pep Club. Junior Red Cross. Slush Publicity, Sr. Bid Comm. JESSIE LILLIAN HOLTEN English, Business Ed.. Homemaking Ice Skating Club, PeD Cluo, Sinkers Sr. Reunion Comm., Sr. Announcement Comm. JAMES HARRISON HOOPES History, Art Folk Song Club. Manuscript Club GEORGE H. HORNBECK Math, History HR ReD. JOHN LANDES HORNING English, History, Math Marchino Band, Concert Band, Band. CSF HR Rep. VIRGINIA HORNING English, Spanish Math Sr. Friends, Dance Club. Pep Club, Bowlina Club, Spanish Club, Sr. Comm. JIMMY HORTON English. History, Science Football CHARLES HOSKINS VICTORIA HSIE English, Math, History, Latin HR Rep., ' BOC Publicity Comm.. GA Rep. JAMES HUEN Math. English Chess Club, Cinema Society, Slush Publicity Comm., Announcement Comm. WALTER HUIE Business, English, History, Music HR Rep., Concert Band, Marching Banc, Football. Intramural Basketball, Proctor TO_M HUNOLT English, Mechanical Drawing SALLY LOUISE HUNT English, Foreign Language Pompon Girl, Dance Club, Sr. Play. Speakers Bureau, Children ' s Theater. Opera, Sr. Comm. CHARLES H U NTER_ English, History, Science KEVIN HURYeV English. Math WILLIAM HAYWOOD HUTCHERSON English. Math, Music B Basketball, Intramural Basketball. Marching Band. Winter Olympics. Electronics Club ANNETTE HYATT English, Spanish GA Rep., HR Reo., Sr. P ' ay. Costume Production, Proctor, Pep Club, Sr. Comm. WILLIAM HERSCHEL HYDE English Electronics Club. PA Operator HIRO IMAMURA German, English, Music Clavier Enserrrble, A Cappella. Aeolian Choir MICHAEL IRWIN English, Music, Math, History Theater Orches tra 42 HENRY JONES Industrial Arts KATHY JONES English, Math Proctor, Masquers GAA Clubs NANCY KAREN JONES English, Latin PAT JONES History, English, Business Proctor, Pod Salesman, Pep Club GAA Club, Sr. Comm. FELTON JOSEPH, JR. History, Music Harmoneers, A Cappella Pres., Basketball, Drama Club, Block B , Circle B , Talent Assemblies ELAINE JUDAH English, Languages HS, CSF, Pod Staff, Sr. Play, Pep Club, Speakers ' Bureau, Sr. Comm., GAA Clubs GEOFFREY CLAYTON JUDY Math PETER KAGEL English, History Pod Editor, Jacket Staff, HR Rep., Golf Team, Jr. Statesman, Pod Sales, Sr. Comm. SHARON KAHL English, History, Language Pep Club, H-IO Veep, H-l I Sec, GA Rep., HR Rep., Sr. Comm. EDELTRAUD KALDER Business Aeolian Choir, A Cappella, Ice Skating Club GFORGE KAPUS English History, Language Cross-country, Track, Intramural Football Soccer, Decathlon JIM KAYE Science, Math, English Bowlinq Club, Chess Club, Analysis Club, Speakers ' Bureau, Rally Comm., Sr. Comm., AFS Club HOWARD JAMES Math, Mech. Drawing, English Senior Committees BETTY M. JAMES Business, English GAA Clubs CALVIN E. JAMES Math, Industrial Arts, Social Studies CASSANDRA JAMES H : story, English, Homemaking GA Sec, Aeolian Choir Pres., Sr. Comm., L-lOTreas., Costume Production, Sr. Play JESSE R. JAMES Music, Business, English A Cappella, Harmoneers, Track VERNON JAMES Math, English, Mech. Drawing Circle B , Block B , Varsity Track, JV Football JEAN FRANCES JANSEN English, Math, Science Jacket Staff, GA Rep., HS, Sr. Comm. JULIUS JENKINS Radio Shop, English, Math Science HR Rep. LYNNE JOHNSON English, Spanish, Math, Science Bridge Club, Proctor, Sr. Friends NETTIE MARIE JOHNSON Math, History, English GA Rep. PETER C. JOHNSON Math, Science, English Intramural Sports, Sr. Play, Sr. Comm. STEPHEN C. JOHNSON Math, English ASBHS Pres., ASBHS Treas., Class Treas. HR Rep., AFS Student, Sr. Comm., Speakers ' Bureau WALTER JOHNSON History, Mechanical Drawing, English V. Proctor BILL JOHNSON Music, English ' 59 Operetta, Talent Assemblies, Pro Musica, A Cappella, Harmoneers ' Sec, Sr. Play, Sr. Comm. BOBBY JONES Music, English, Math Marchina Band, Concert Band, Rally Comm., HR Rep., Olympics DOUG JONES English, Math, History Speakers ' Bureau, Hi Lites, Ed., B Basketball, Rally Comm., HR Rep., Sr. Comm. Nr.- Vocational English Track, Swimming, Proctor, Intramural Basketball JEAN KELLY English, Business, Homemaking GA Rep., Speakers ' Bureau, Drama Club Pep Club, GA Welcome JAMES KEMP Drawing Voc. VICTOR KEMP History, Mechanical Drawing, English LARRY KENNINGS English, History, Math, Language ' Head Yell Leader, BOC, H-ll Pres., Assistant Rally Comm. Chairman HS Pod Publicity. Pod Sales MARY ANN KENNON Homemaking ALAN DONALD KENT Math, English, History, Foreign Language JV Football, Varsity Basketball, HR Rep., H-U Treas., Assistant Rally Comm. Chairman, Speakers ' Bureau, Hi-lites MARIE LOUISE KEPPEL English, French Pep Club. Diving Club. Bridge Club, Russian Club. B ' cycle Court Judge, Sr. Comm. Chairman, Sr. Play CAROLYN KEY Language, English, History L-IO Sec, HS, Children ' s Theater. Tod Pod Salesman, Varieties, Jacket Staff, Sr. Comm. CARY KINCHEN English, Spanish, History, Mechanical Arts HR ReD., Varsitv Basketball. Swimming, Rally Comm., Intramural Basketball, Track KING Foreign Languages, Music, CAROL E Enalish, H istory Proctor, JAMES F latin. English Discussion Club Ano ' Ied KING Mi ROBERT EARL KING Business, Music, History, English Marching Band DONALD G. KINKEAD English, History, Math Cinema Society, Bowling Club, Intramural Swimming, Sr. Comm. DONALD KIRBY Math, Science, Art JEANETTE KIRBY Business, Home Economics Proctor SHARRON KJOSE Business, Home Economics JON WORTHINGTON KLAUS Math, English ASBHS Vice Pres., Proctor, Football, Track, Stagecraft JUNE KODANI History, French, English, Music HS, CSF, Concert Orchestra, Sr. Comm. JAMES LUND KOEPKE Math, English Swim Team KATHRYN KOHLER Language, Homemaking, English HR Rep., Costume Production, Swim Club, Jr. Statesman, Pep Club, Proctor CHARLOTTE KOLLER History, French, Math, English Manuscript, Dissussion Club, Folk Song Pres., Youno Democrats ROBIN SUSAN KRAGEN English, Science, History Pod Sales. Pep Club, Sr. Friends, Sr. Play, Sr. Play Publicity Comm.. Dance Club Jr. Prom, Decoration Comm. KAREN KRESICH English, Language, History HR Rep., Costume Production, Dance Club, Jr. Statesman, Pep Club, Proctor DOUGLAS R. KUHL English, History Intramural Football, HR Rep. RONALD T. KUNISAWA Math, English Intramural Basketball. Varsity Tennis BENETTE KAREN KU PER French, English, Math. History GA Rep., Sr. Friends, Sr. Reunion Comm., AFS Club. Youna Republicans, HS Tutor ANNE MA RET LAASI Math, Spanish, English Sync. Swim, Diving, Leaders ' Club, Spanish Club, Bridge Club A - BILL LEONE English, Math HR Rep., Pep Club, Bowling Club CYNTHIA JANE LEONG English, Math, Languages Rep Club, Sr. Friends, Proctor, Sr. Comm. JOHN LESEA English, Math, Language, Science HS, Bowling Club FREDERICK ARTHUR LEWIS English, History JOHN C. LEWIS English, Math Pod Sales, HR Rep., Class Council, L-ll Pres., BOC, Rally Comm., Hi-Lites JOHN MAXWELL LEWIS Math, English, Music Concert Band, Marching Band, Varsity Swimming, Intramural Sports, Sec.-Treas. and Pres. Circle B , Bowling Club JULIA LEWIS English, Music, History Ice Skatinq Club, Teachers ' Club SIMEON LEWIS English, Math, Mechanical Arts, Music JV, Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Gymnastic Team, Harmoneers, A Cappella IRENE LIEBAN English, Math, Science HS, GA Rep., Pod Salesman, Jacket Staff, Speakers ' Bureau, Sr. Play, Sr. Comm. JAN IE LIGHTFOOT English, Art, Homemaking SYLVIA LIM English, Math GAA MARGUERITE LINER English, History, Math GA Rep.. HR Rep., CSF, Proctor, Sr. Friends, Pep Club, Honor Society Board JERRILYN LLOYD History, English Sr. Comm., Proctor DIANA LOEB Language, Math, History, Enqlish Sr. Play Publicity Comm., AFS, Masquers LAUREL LOFGREN English, Math, Science, French JSA, Discussion Club, HS, CSF, Girls ' Glee ROBERTA A. LOGAN Math, English, Science, Languages GAA Veep, GAA Pres., BOC, Pod Staff, Jacket Staff, HS, Sr. Comm. DONALD LACOMBE English, Print Shop JULIE LAND English, Languages, Math, History Masquers, Pro Musica GA Rep., Sr. Friends, Dance Club, Sr. Play, Sr. Comm. ROGER D. LARSON Algebra, History, Science Baseball, HR Rep. GRANGER P. LATHROP English, Science, Math Intramural Swimming, Cinema Society DIANA DEE LEE English, Business, Stenography HS, Sr. Comm., Proctor, GAA Clubs KATHLEEN LEE Language, Math, English RICHARD LEE Math, English RONNIE LEE English, Math Sr. Comm., Tennis JOHN LEGAKIS Math, History, English, Science HS, JV Baseball JAY W. LEIBUNDGUT Math, English, Vocational Auto Shop JANICE LINDA LEMON English, History, Languages, Music A Cappella, Aeolian Choir, GA Rep. Rec. Swim. Pep Club, Manuscript Club GARLAND LENOIR Business, English, Spanish SUSAN MALAMUTH History, English Pod and Jacket Staff, HR Rep., GA Rep. HS, Pod Salesman, Sr. Friends, Sr. Play BEN MALMSTROM History Swimming, Speakers ' Bureau RICHARD AUGUST MANTY WANDA MARK Language, Math Sr. Fr ends, HR ReD., GAA Clubs, HS-CSF JOHN MATES Math Math Club ROBERT C. MATH I ESEN Science, Math, German, Latin, History, English Analysis Club, Bowling Club, Math Club, Laboratory Assistant DAVID PAUL McBAY Mechanical Arts HARRY McCALLA History, English Rally Comm., Track, Cross-country, B Basketball C u ARLOTTE McCLENNON Homemaking, English, History HR Rep., GA Council, GAA Clubs BOC Publicity Comm., Pep Club CHARLES McCOWAN andrew Mcdonald English, Spanish, History UN Forum, Discussion Club CSF Pres., UN Forum Veep LEROY McFADDEN Vocational Auto, English Circle B , Track TINA PEARL LONEY English, Music, Language A Cappella, Manuscript Club, Children ' s Theater, Speakers ' Bureau, Cochairman Sr. Friends, Sr. Comm. DIANE LORD English, Language, Social Sciences, Music HS-CSF, Sec.-Treas., HS, Sec. DMS Co uncil, Sr. Friends, Sec. A Cappella, National Thespian Society, Masquers SANDRA LOSH English, History, Math Spanish Club, GA Rec, Sr. Comm. STEVEN LOUIE Math, English Intramural Tennis. Chess Club, Electronics Club DAVE LOVELACE English, Math, Mechanical Arts Intramural Track and Basketball B Track, B Basketball NAOMI LOWINSKY English, Latin, French, History HS Pres., BOC. Pod Staff. Sr. Comm. Discussion Club Pres., CSF, Peace Essay Contest Winner WILLIAM LUCHETTI Math, English, Mechanical Drawing RUTH LUCKY Business, History, English A Cappeila, Sr. Comm. LINDA LUTGEN English, French HR Rep., GA Rep., Pompon Girl, Pod Sales, Pep Club, HS-CSF, Assemblies BOB LYMAN English, History, Science, Math Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, CSF, Anything Club, Speakers ' Bureau McARTHUR LYONS History, Vocational Auto Track, Football, Block B , Circle B EDDIE MACK Vocational Metal Shop Football TOM MACOMBER English, History, Industrial Arts Proctor GARY MADDOCK Math, Science Concert and Marching Band, Proctor, Ice Skating Club HELEN MAESHNER English, History Proctor, Pod Staff, Pod Sales, Pep Club. Costume Production, GA Rep., Sr. Play MARIS MAIER Math, English, Spanish Proctor, Bridae Club. GAA Clubs 46 MIKE McGRATH Math Football, Block B Society DAVID S. McQUILLING English, Mechanical Drawing Proctor, Boys ' Glee JOAN MEDLIN English, History, Math Honor Society, GA Rep., JSA, Bridge Club, Majorette, Sr. Comm. MONA MEELBERG History, English Pod Salesman, Sr. Comm., GAA Clubs, Ushering, Hatchecker, Proctor JOEL MELLISH Math, English Bowling Club, Investors ' Club, Intramural Sports, Rally Boy ROBIN MEYERS ROBIN MILCZEWSKI English, Languages Junior Red Cross Club, Jr. Statesmen, Crafts Club, GA Rep., Sr. Ball Planning Comm., Sr. Graduation Comm. LESLIE MILLER, JR. Business, English Varsity Baseball, Concert Band, B Basketball, Block B JIM MILLS Math, Industrial Arts CATHERINE MINOR History, Math, English Discussion Club, Folk Song Club KATHRYN C. MISCH German, History, English Dance Club, Operetta, Sr. Friend, School Clubs, Sr. Slush Publicity Comm. BOC Publicity Comm. GEORGE MITCHELL History, English HR Rep., Sr. Dinner Entertainment Comm., Sr. PI a ' LEATHA MITCHELL Business, English RICHARD MITCHELL English, Science, Language, Math Span : sh Club, Folk Song Club SANDRA KATHRYN MITCHELL English, Math, Music Aeolian Choir LANA MOCK Math, German, English GA Rep., GAA, Leaders, Club, JSA, HR Rep. I nvestors ' JIM MONROE Vocational Print Shop ADRIE MONTEBAN Language, Math, Science MARLENE MOODY English, History, Language, Music GA Rep., Sr. Friends, GAA Clubs, Concert Band, Marching Band, Sr. Comm. HARRY A. MOORE Math, English, History Proctor JAMES C. MOORE, JR. Science, English Water Polo, Masquers Club DEAN MORGAN Music, Math, English, Latin Dance Band, Pep Band, Orchestra, Theatre Orchestra, Sr. Ball Band Comm. FRED MORGAN English, History, Math HR Rep., Marching Band, Speakers ' Bureau, Swim Team, 10th Football, Sr. Announcement Comm. TOM MORIOKA Math, English Intramural Basketball SUGA MORIWAKI English, Language, Math, Art Dance Club, Operetta, School Clubs, BOC Publicity Comm., Sr. Ball Bids SUSAN MOSCRIP History, English, Language HR Rep., L-IO Vice-Pres.. Pep Club, H-IO Soc. Sec, Pompon Girl, Sr. Friends, Sr. Comm., H - 1 2 Vice-Pres. ALEX MOUTON English, Science DUNCAN T. MOYER Math, Enqlish, History Bowling Club, Investors ' Club, Radio Club 4- • SCOTT MULLER En glish, History Cross-country, Track, Football, Tennis DIANE MULOCK Business DENA MUNDEN English, History FREDA MEYERS Business Proctor NORMAN HIDERI NAKAHARA Math, English Varsity Gymnastics, Intramurals DENNIS TETSUSHI NAKAI Math, English Craft Club, Intramural Sports, Math Club, Sr. Comm., Top Pod Salesman KEIKO NAKAMURA English, Business Education GAA Clubs, HR Rep., CSF, GA Rep.. Sr. Friends, Sr. Comm. TED TERUO NAKANO Math, English, Music Intramural Basketball ROBERT M. NAVARRO Math, English, History, Voc. Printing 10th Grade Football NICK NEALE Math, Music, History Circle B , Track, Football, Dance Band DON NELSON Vocational Printing THEARDIS DARINGTON NELSON Math JV and Varsity Basketball, Track, Football Varsity Football DAVID NESBIT English, History, Math HR Rep., Swimming Team, Stagecraft EDWARD NEWBERRY English, Math, Business Basketball, Varsity Swimming DANIEL NEWFIELD Art RONALD JEFFREY NG Spanish, Voc. Printing, History, English HR Rep., HS MADELINE R. NOBORI English, Language, Business GA Rep., GAA Clubs, GAA Council, Pep Club, Sr. Comm. KATSUM I NOMURA English, Math, Music Marching Band, Bowling Club, B Basketball, Craft Club, HS SUSANNA NOVY English, History, Art Spanish Club, Craft Club, Pod Sales. Soeakers ' Bureau PAT NYSTROM English, Business, History, Math Leaders ' Club, GAA Clubs, HS, CSF, Bridge Club JANET K. ODA Business Education GA Rep., Sr. Comm., Pod Sales CAROLE LEA ODOM English, Business Education Sr. Friends, Jr. Achievement, Proctor Sr. Comm. JEAN OKI English, Business HR Rep., Sr. Friends, Speakers ' Bureau, Sr. Comm. MARIA ELENA OLIVER History, Math, Language GA Rep., Sr. Friends, AFS Exchange Student, AFS Club, Sr. Comm. SUSAN MARIE OLIVER English, History GA Sec. Sec, Sr. Friends, Pod and Jacket Staff, GA and HR Rep., L-ll Soc. Sec, Sr. Play, Sr. Comm. JANICE LEE OLSEN History, French, English Opera, Dance Club, Children ' s Theater Pod Staff. Pep Club, HS, Sr. Friends RUTH O ' NEAL Enalish. History JOAN ELLEN O ' NEIL English, History Bowling Club, Peo Club, Sr. Play, Pod Staff, Pod Sales, Sr. Comm., Proctor 48 MARIAN PARTRIDGE English, History, Math, French, Science JSA, Pep Club, Tennis Club, HS, Drama, Sr. Comm., Swim Club CHARLES PEASE English, Math, Spanish Bowling Club, Golf Team DOUGLAS PEDERSEN Vocational Auto Shop LEON J. PERRILLIAT History, English, Science Poctor, Drama KAREN DALE PERRY History, English Dance Club, Speakers ' Bureau, Sr. Play, Assemblies, Diving Club EDWARD PETERSON Vocation Drawing DAVID PEYTON Vocational Radio Shop JOANNE MARIE PHILIBOSIAN Languages, English, History HR Rep., GA Rep., Children ' s Theater, Sr. Play, Assemblies, Leaders ' Club JAMES R. PHILLIPS Shop WENDY PHILLIPS English, Math Bowling Club, Pep Club, HR Rep,. Pompon Girl, Sr. Friends, Operetta, Sr. Play, Sr. Comm. ANNYSE E. PICKETT English, Business, History Pompon Girl, L-12 Soc. Sec, A Cappella, Aeolian Choir, Speakers ' Bureau, HR Rep., GA Rep. CAROL JEAN PIERCE History, English, Spanish Pep Club, Drama Club, Diving Club, Badminton, Marching Band, Concert Band, Sr. Play ALLAN R. PIERCE History, English, Math HR Rep, Block B , Tennis Team, Rally Comm. MAUREEN PILLING Business Education Aeolian Choir, Rec. Swim J. ROBERT PINZ Music, Language Concert Band, Pep Band, Chess Club, Recorder Club BIRDIE POINDEXTER English, History A Cappella, Pro Musica, Pep Club, Aeoiian Choir JERRY E. ONGERTH Math, English, Language Rally Boy, Discussion Club, Children ' s Theater, Sr. Comm., Cinema Society, HS, Band ROXANNE ORLY History, English GA Rep., Synchronized Swim, HR Rep., Sr. Comm., Dance Club DUDLEY OTT English, History, Math Jacket Staff, Speakers ' Bureau, Young Republicans EDWARD HARUO OUYE English, History, Language, Math Intramural Sports, Sr. Comm. HELEN JEAN OWYANG Art, Business Craft Club, GAA Clubs, HR Rep., Sr. Comm., Synchronized Swim, HS SHARON LYNN OZENBERGER English, Business GA Rep., Pep Club, Sr. Comm., Dance Club JAMES G. PALTRIDGE, JR. English, History, Music, Latin Manuscript Club Pres., Pro Musica Pres. Clavier Ensemble, CSF BOB PAOLINI History, English, Mathematics Proctor DAVID ANDREW PARK History, English Varsity Swim, Block B , HR Rep., Proctor DORINDA DIANE PARKE English, Math Pep Club, Diving Club, Library Proctor, Sync. Swim, Dance Club, Drama Club WESLEY HOWARD PARKER Business, English, Math, History Swim Team CHARLES PARKS ANNE RISWOLD English, History, Foreign Languages Jacket Staff, Pod Sales, Sr. Dinner Comm., Swim Club JOSEPH A. RITTELL Math, Business, Shop MARY ROBERSON Business, Homemaking Swimming JOHN DAVID ROBINSON Math, English Intramural Basketball, Sr. Play Publicity Comm., Ditch Day Cleanup Comm. JACK ROBSON English, Math, Music Concert Band, Theater Orchestra, Ooerettas CATHERINE RODENMAYER French, English, History Bowling Club, Pod Sales, Sr. Comm., Jr. Statesmen, Pep Club, Rec. Swim KAY RUPERT Business, Spanish, English GA Rep., HR Rep., Proctor, Sr. Comm., Pep Club BEVERLY SHARON RUSS Business Pep Club, Tennis Club, Sinkers Rep., Proctor, SA Rep., Sr. Ball, Decoration Comm. MARK RUSS English Football DAVID R. RUSSELL History, English Amateur Radio Club BEN SAITO Vocational Auto GERALD SAKAMOTO English, Latin, Math, History Intramural Basketball, Marching Band Concert Band, Dance Band, Speakers ' Bureau, Assemblies, Rally Comm. 50 CATHERINE MARIE PORTER English, History, Business Leaders ' Club, Pres. Future Nurses of America Club, Rec. Swim RICHARD CAMERON POWER Science, Math CSF, Bowling Club, Dance Band ALVIN MARCUS PRADIA, JR. Business, English Sr. Play, L-10 Veep, B Track MARILYN PRICCO English, Math, History GA Rep., Craft Club, Spanish Club, Dance Club, Sr. Play, Sr. Gift Comm., Sr. Reunion Comm. SHARON PRINDLE Art, History Pep Club, Safety Council, HR Rep. CAROL ELAINE RAMSEY History, English A Cappella, Aeolian Choir, DMS Council, Speakers ' Bureau, Pep Club, FHA ROY REED vocational Radio, Math Intramural Football, Basketball ANN REHMUS Homemaking, History, English FHA, Costume Production ANNE RETCH E German, English, Science Pod Sales, GA Rep., Pep Club, Ice Skating Club, HS, Rec. Swim, Crafts Club WILLIAM RENTZ Latin, Math UN Forum, Band, Orchestra, Analysis Club, Pro Musica, Track, DMS Council, Rally Comm. DEBBIE VIRGINIA REYNOLDS Math Science, Language UN Forum, Discussion Club, Folk Song Club DOROTHY JEAN RICE Homemaking Swimming, Dancing, Masquers ANNE RICHARDSON English, Latin Theater Orchestra, HS Sec.-Treas., CSF Veep, GA Rep., GA Treas., UN Forum, Pro Musica LOUIS RICHARDSON History, English Track, A Cappella MICHAEL M. RIEHL History, Radio, English Sr. Play, Sr. Reunion Comm. KATHLEEN RIESENBERG English, Science, Math GA Rep., HR Rep., HS, CSF, Pod Sales DUANE H. SAKSA Vocational Drawing, Vocational Metal DONALD D WAYNE SALO Math, Vocational Machine Shop 10th Grade Football RONALD ALLEN SAMFELD History, English HR Rep., Pod Sales, Varieties ANNIE SAMPSON History Aeolian Choir, GAA Clubs, Teachers ' Club, GA Rep., Ice Skating Club, Sr. Comm. GIN NY SAMPSON History, English, Art Children ' s Theater, HR Rep., GA Rep., Young Democrats, Folk Song Club, Masquers, Sr. Play PATRICIA SANDKUHLE English, Language Pod and Jacket Staff, Sr. Friends, Pod Sales, GA Rep., Craft Club, Sr. Play JULIA ANN SANTOS Business, English, History GA Rep., Drama Club, Spanish Club, Pep Club RICHARD SASAKI English, Math, Science HR Rep., Rally Comm., Math Club, Craft Club, Intramural Basketball, Sr. Comm. STELLA SCANDRETT English, Spanish, History Aeolian Choir, A Cappella STEVE SCHWARZ History, Business Swimming Mgr., B Basketball, Intramural Sports KAREN GAIL SCOTT English, History GA Rep., Children ' s Theater, Sr. Play, Proctor, GAA Club, Costume Production, Sr. Comm. RICHARD SEARCY Vocational Printing SUE SELDON Pep Club, Aeolian Choir, FHA Club, Pro Musica, GAA Clubs, Craft Club, Bel Canto Choir HAROLD SEPPANEN English, Mechanical Drawing HR Rep., Weiqht Lifters Club LORETTA MARIE SEWARD History, English ELLEN SHALLIT English, Language Sr. Comm., Folk Song Club, Concert Orchestra, Theater Orchestra, Sr. Play, GAA Clubs JAMES THOMAS SHELL English, Math, History Class Council, Pep Club, Varsity Track and Swimming, Sr. Comm., Jr. Statesmen, Pod Sales SIDNEY L. SHELTON Math, History JV Basketball, Intramural Sports Proctor RICK SHEVIAKOV Math, Music Concert Band, Marchinq Band, Orchestra Theater Orchestra, Analysis Club, Chess Club, Intramural Soccer ISAMU R. SHIGEMOTO Math, English, Mechanical Drawing Intramural Basketball KAREN SHIGLEY Math, Science Jr. Red Cross, Swim Club PETER WALTERS SHIPP English, History, Math Sr. Comm., H-IO Class Council, Rally Comm., Circle B Pres., Swimming Safety Council, HS-CSF KEN SILVA English, History, Vocational Auto A Cappella, Operetta, Variety Show, Ha rmoneers JIM SILVEIRA History, English Circle B , JV Baseball, Varsity Baseball, Intramural Football CAROLE JEANNE SIMMONS English, History, Math ANNE SINCLAIR English, Science, History, Language Pep Club, Spanish, Club, Sr. Friends, Bowling Club, GA Rep., Sr. Comm., CSF SUSAN A. SINGER French, Science, English Pep Club, UN Forum, GA Rep. Sr. Friends, GA Welcome, Pod Staff, HS-CSF LAWRENCE SIW English, Science, Math Harmoneers, A Cappella, Sr. Comm. EL, J ¥ ANDREW EDWIN SLEDD History, English, Latin, Math CSF, Block B , Circle B , HR Rep., Bowiing Club, Cross-country, JV Baseball SUZANNE SLOANE Business, English, History Pep Club, GAA Clubs ALICE JEAN SMITH English, Business, Homemakinq CYNTHIA SMITH English, French, Science, Math Sr. Friends Cochairman, Pod Staff, Sr. Ball Decoration, UN Forum, GA Rep., Young Republicans, AFS Club, Pep Club, GA Welcome MARYL JEANNE SMITH History, English Masouers, Property Comm., Sr ROBERT L. SMITH English Math STEVE SNIDER French, English, Math, History Concert Band, Marching Band, HS, CSF, Orchestra, Theater Orchestra, Operetta, Pro Musica, Sr. Play, Sr. Comm. HARLOW SNIPPEN Vocational Auto PAUL SPAIN Vocational Mech. Shop, Mech. Drawing Proctor BILL SPARKS History, English JANET ELIZABETH STANLEY English, Language, Math, History GA Rep., HK Rep., Pep Club, Pod Salesman, Ditch Day Comm., H-12 Class Council LINDA SHARON STANLEY English, Math, Spanish HS, CSF, Marching Band Band, Proctor, Tutor PAMELA STEIN ER Language, English Aeolian Choir, GA Rep., HR Rep., Jr. Statesmen, Pod Sales, HS, Sr. Comm. DAVID McDOUGAL STONE Math, English, Science, History L-12 Pres., Block B , Circle B , Cross-country, Track, SDeakers ' Bureau, Pod Salesman, CSF, HR Rep., Sr. Comm., AFS Club, Sr. Play, Dance Club FRAN STOUT Science, Math, English, German ANDREW G. STREBEL English, Math, Music Marching Band, Pep Band, Orchestra, Theater Orchestra, Amateur Radio Club ROBERT C. STRICKLIN History, Math Sr. Class Pres., HS Pres., CSF. U.C. AHSS Program, Speakers ' Bureau, Bicycle Court Judge, Pod Sales, Young Republicans STEVEN PAUL STRIPP English, History JSA Pres., Safety Council, Rally Comm., Sr. Play, Young Democrats, Sr. Comm., Speakers ' Bureau, Russian Club BONNIE MARGARET STURDIVANT Math, Art, English GA Rep., Pod Salesman, Proctor, Crafts Club, Pep Club, Ice Skating Club, Sr. Ball Decoration Comm., Sr. Bid Comm. ELIZABETH SUMMERS English, Business GAA Clubs, Jr. Achievement, Proctor, Leaders ' Club, Sr. Reunion Comm., Sr. Announcement Comm. JEANIE A. TAKAGI English, History, Art Pod Staff, Art Service, Publicity Comm., Sr. Dinner Comm., Sr. Bid Comm., Sr. Program Comm. CAROL E. TAKEUCHI English, History, Languages, Music Chess Club JOSEPH TAYLOR English 10th Grade Football. JV Football PATRICIA TEMPLETON _ English, Science, Spanish Soanish Club, Dance Club, Bowling Club, Sr. Play, Jacket Staff. Sr. Gift. Sr. Ball Planning, Sr. Slush Publicity Comm. LINDA THEOBALD English, History, Spanish GA Rep., Pep Club, Spanish Club, Proctor, Sr. Gift Comm. CASSANDRA THOMPSON Business Drama Club, Pep Club, Proctor, Sr. Comm., GAA Clubs MIRIAM THOMPSON Business, English, History Proctor, Nurses Club, GAA Clubs SUSAN THOMPSON Engl ' sh, Latin, History. Math HR Rep., GA Rep., HS, CSF, Jr. Statesmen, Drama Club, Pep Club ROBERT THORNBURG Voc. Printing, English, Art, Voc. Drawing JV Football, Varsity Football, Baseball HERMAN GEORGE THREADGILL Business Proctor ETHEL TILLMAN Math, English Theater Orchestra, Hansel Gretel, Sr. Comm. JUDY TITUS English, French, History Sr. Friends, Drama Club, Pep Club, HS, CSF VICTOR TOM English, Math, History Rally Comm., HR Rep., HS, Intramural Athletics, Jacket Staff, Jr. Statesmen, Investors ' Club ROBERTA TOY English, French, Math GAA Clubs, Pep Ciub, Sr. Play Program Comm. JAMES TRENERY Math, English JAMES TSCHIERSCHKY English, History, Math HR Rep., Pep Club, Spanish Club, Rally Comm., Ski Club, Bridge Club, Sr. Ball Decoration Comm. DENNIS TSUJIMOTO English, Math, Music A Cappella, Intramural Basketball, Ha rmoneers CLYDE TSUKASAKI English, History, Science Pod Sales, HR Rep., Investors ' Club, Sr. Dinner Cleanup Comm. CHRISTINA TWOREK English, Spanish A Cappella, Sr. Friends, Tennis Ciub, Aeolian Choir, Madrigal Group SUSAN ULSH Math, English Pod Sales, Pep Club, Sr. Reunion Comm. WILMA UPTON Business Proctor, Pep Club CHRISTINE USINGER English, French HR Rep., Sr. Ball Bid Comm., AFS Club, Sr. Ball Planning Comm. Swim Timer LETTY K. VANDER VEGT English. History, French GA Rec, Pod Sales, Speakers ' Bu reau, GAA Clubs ROBERT J. A. VAN MOURIK English, History, Mech. Auto KEITH VANSTROM Math. English LYDIA TERESA VASOUEZ Business, English Badminton Club. Tennis, Mas uTs Folk Song Club, Proctor, Divers Club DOLORES CAROLE VITERO Spanish, English, Music Concert Orchestra, Theater Orchestra, GA Rep., HS, CSF, Pod Sales LOUANNE VITTETOE Art, History Sr. Friends, GA Rep., HR Rep.. Craft Club, Leaders ' Club, HS, Pep Club PAULINE VLAMIS English. Math, History, Languages Tennis Club, Diving Club, Pod Sa ' es, GAA Rep., Proctor, Discussion Club, Jr. Statesmen DAVID ROBERT VOIGT English, Vocational Printing Football CAROLYN VOLZ English, Science, Foreign Languages HS, CSF, Diving Club INGIE WAHMAN History, English Pep Club, Jacket Club Staff, Drama Club, Stage Craft TOM WHITE Math, History, English, Lancuage Jacket Staff OVETA C. WH YE Business, Home Economics Proctor, H-IO HR Rep. CHARLES WILLIAMS Business Education CHARLES WILLIAMS English Intramural Basketball. Proctor CONNIE WILLIAMS Business, English LEO WILLIAMS History, English, Business Basketball ROBERTA ANN WILLIAMS Business, Languages G.A Rep., Pep Club, Talent Assemblies, Sr. Comm. RONALD WILLIAMS Vocational Radio Shop TONI WILLIAMS English. History GAA Clubs, Varieties, Bowling Club. Sr. Comm. JACK WILLIS Science, English, Math. Mech. Drawing Speakers ' Bureau. I - Skating Club VALERIE GAY WILLIS History, English GA Rep., Costume Production. Pep Club, Youna Republicans, Sr. Comm. KENNETH McCORD WILLMARTH English, History Rally Comm., UN Forum, Swim Team. Analysis Club, Speakers ' Bureau. HR Rep. 54 CLARENCE E. WALKER English, History, Music After School Clubs. HS, CSF, Speakers ' Bureau, DMS, L-ll Class Council, Harmoneers JON WALKER Language, English HR Reo. MICHELLE LUCIENNE WALTON English. Math. Languages, Music Drama Club Sec.-Treas., HS, CSF, A Cappella, Operetta, GAA Clubs, Aeolian Choir Vice-Pres. PHILLIP WAN English. Math CSF, HS, Legislator Essay Contest Winner JEAN WARNER SU_ZANNE WARREN English, History, Language Speakers ' Bureau, Sr. Play, HR Rep., GA Rep., Sr. Comm. I N A FAYE WEBSTER Swim, Basketball MARJORIE WECK English, Math, Science. Musi Pep Club, HR Rep., Aeolian Choir, L-12 Treas., A Cappella, Top Pod Salesman, Sr. Friend PETER WEHAUSEN French, English, Math, Music Theater Orchestra SUSAN WEIKEL English, History, Math GAA, Bowling Club, Spanish Club. Pod Sales, Proctor, Sr. Friends, Pep Club WEILL, ERIC English, History Folk Song Club, Manuscript Club, D : scussion Club JO_HN DUNNING WELLES English Tennis SANDI WENTWORTH History, English GA Rep., Pep Club, Drama Club. Jacket Staff, Jr. Achievement, Proctor, Staqe Craft DAVID MICHAEL WESTCOTT English, History Young Democrats, Investors Club, Jr. Achievement, Sr. Play, Speakers Bureau, Safety Council CRISTINA WHITE Art Discussion Club, Manuscript Club, Sr. Commi+tee FRANCES M. WHITE French, History, English Drama Club. Bridge Club. Sr. Comm. KEITH WILSON Science, History, Math, English IMOGENE WINSTON English, Homemaking HR Rep., GA Rep., GA Fashion Show, Sr. Comm., Dance CECILIA MICHELE WITHERS Language, History, Music A Cappella, GA Rep., Aeolian Choir, Proctor, Pep Club, Cinema Society BRUCE WONDER Math, English, Language, History H-IO HR Rep., Youna Republicans Veep, CSF Pres., ASBHS Treas., BOC, Speakers Bureau, A Cappella MALCOLM P. WONG Math SUSAN WONG English, Science, Math, History SUSAN WOOD English, Language, Music, Math HR Rep., Theater Orchestra, Piano Club, HS-CSF JANICE ANNETTE WOODRUFF English, Spanish HS-CSF, GA Rep., Proctor, Pod Sales, Spanish Club, Masquers, Sr. Comm CLYDE WOODS PAT WOODS Science, Math, English Pod Sales JOHN WOODWARD Math, English L-12 HR Rep., Bowling Club, Speakers ' Bureau, Sr. Comm. DENNIS WU English, Math, Science, History Intramural Sports Mgr., Speakers ' Bureau, HS-CSF, Football Announcer, Rally Comm., Sr. Comm., Block B KENNETH YAMAUCHI Latin, Math, English Intramural Sports, HS-CSF KENNETH YANAGI English, Math, History B Basketball, 10th Grade Football, Rally Comm., HS, Proctor, Intramural Sports MICHAEL ERWIN YARNOLD English, Math, History L-12 Class Council ROSIE MAE YOAKUM Business, English, Math ANN YOUNG Spanish, English, Math Sr. Friend, HS-CSF, Bowling Club Sec, Bridge Club, Pep Club, Sr. Comm. FRANCIS YOUNG English, History Cinema Society, Chess Club, Pod Salesman, Radio Club, Sr. Comm. LUIS I. YOUNG English, Math RUSSEL YOUNG History, Math, English A Cappella Librarian and Treas., Track DENNIS T. YSUN2A Math L-IO HR Rep. JOHN YUASA English, Math Concert Band, Marchina Band, Pep Band, Bridge Club, HS, Sr. Comm. KERRY YULE IMAM BOECHORI ZAINUDDIN German, English, Art, Exchange Student Badminton, Soccer, Chess Club, Rally Comm. ESTELLE ZANDERS English, History, Language Jacket and Pod Staff, Senior Play, Manuscript Club. Speakers ' Bureau, GAA Club, Sr. Comm. WILLIAM I. ZEMSKY English, Math, Science Sr. Play, Track, HS-CSF, HR Rep., Sr. Comm. ANN ZIVNUSKA Science, Math, English History, French Analysis Club, Math Club, GAA Club Also members of the class: GEORGE AHLAS WILLIAM CLARK ROBERT EDEN JAY FENTON MARY L. JACKSON MARILYN KEITH SEIGO NAKANO JR. DEBORAH RUTH SILVER f9fc 8 ¥ L-12 Class Council and Officers Victor Ichioka, president; Randy Mosher, vice president; Buzz Schulte, secretary; Sheridan Hill, treasurer; Stephanie Borland, social secretary. L-12 CLASS MESSAGE As you can see by our picture, the L-12 class is small. However, size is not always a measure of spirit. The members of the L-12 class have shown, by their support of such activities as our class movie, The Eddy Duchin Story and our class concession, candied apples, that they possess great spirit. They also participated ac- tively on the Ditch Day Committees and Ditch Day itself. It has been my honor and privilege this last term to serve such an enthusiastic class; I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone, especially the class itself, who made this experi- ence possible. Thank you, VIC ICHIOKA L-12 President L-ll Class Council and Officers Steve Casey, president; Bob Fox, vice president: Jane Railton, secretary; Kathy Rhoda, treasurer; Joan Tschier- schky, social secretary. L-ll CLASS MESSAGE This term has been a very successful one for our class. Our horizons have been broadened and our treasury has been increased. Our Junior Prom, Soir A Paris was a huge success. It was held April Fools ' Day in the Social Hall, but despite these factors, everyone had a good time. During the spring semester all activities are hard to pull over. Considering this, I think we did quite well. At this time I would like to thank the whole class for electing me to this office. It has been an honor and a great responsibility. I would also like to thank the class council and our sponsors for the tremendous job they did. This spring ' s BOC has done many new and different things. Serving on it has been an ex- perience I will never forget. Thank you again and have a great summer! Your friend, STEVE CASEY L-l 1 President WP a mm ' m MIW— • M f T H-ll Class Council and Officers Dave Gordon, president; Ann Rabun, vice president; Nanette Hayes, secretary; Judi Gordon, treasurer; Carol Collins, social secretary. H-ll CLASS MESSAGE Our H-ll term has been a success in many ways. For one, we succeeded in increasing our treasury. Far more important, however, was that our class finally became unified. Besides the Junior Prom and our slope concession, there was impressive support for our other class activities, such as the sale of address stickers, and our class movie. By rallying to meet the problems inherent in such a large class, we functioned as a unit. Thou gh a large class does have many problems, it also has many leaders. This term, our class uncovered these leaders. There were 773, each a leader in his own way. To every one of you goes my gratitude for your efforts. To you also goes my gratitude for allowing me to serve as your class presi- dent. The experience has been the most enriching of my life. May I hope that you will not forget this most successful term. I can assure that I will remember it always. DAVE GORDON H-ll President i H-10 MESSAGE During this past semester I have gained valuable knowledge in representing you, my classmates, on the BOC as H-10 President. I wish everyone could have this opportunity. I want to thank all of you for allowing me this honor. I want to thank all those who helped make the Soph Hop a huge success. This was only possible due to the tenth grade spirit. Our class has grown in strength and will continue to grow. We have the biggest class in number and the biggest in spirit too, It ' s a real privilege to be leader of this class for a semester. Thank-you again. ROCKY WARNER H-10 President 63 L-10 CLASS MESSAGE This past semester has been an enjoyable and profitable one for our L-10 Class. Our concession week and the Soph Hop were both great successes, thanks to the wonderful cooperation of the L-10 Class, Mr. Constant, Mr. Dickey, and the support of the student body. I would like to thank the L-10 Class for electing me their president. It has been a new and exciting experience for me, and I hope I have gotten our class off to a good start at BHS. Last, but not least, I would like to express my thanks to the BOC and the faculty members for all the help they have given us. They were always ready to help us, and our class is looking forward to the coming semesters together with them. Sincerely, LESLIE UCHIDA L-10 President SENIOR PLAY The Senior Class of Berkeley High School presents Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme or The Would-Be Gentleman by Moliere This production is dedicated to our principal MR. ELWIN LeTENDRE, in gratitude for his inspiration and guidance throughout the years Director, Florence Schwimley Cast in order of appe arance Composer Bill Zemsky Music Master Steve Snider Dance Master Charles Pease Lady Singer Pat Farris Monsieur Jourdain Jim Paltridge Lackeys Joanne Philibosian, Chris White, Elaine Judah, Sally Hunt, Sandra Dieter, Chee Chee Winston. Singers John Adams, Bill Barker, Joyce Beeson, Sue Brown, Adrienne Elliott, Gene Hennen, Carol Higdon, Jesse James, Bill Johnson, Felton Josephs, Annyse Pickett, Debbie Silver, Pat Sandkuhl, Toni Williams, Cecilea Withers, Russell Young. Minuet Karen Anderson, Andy Benson, Glenda Dismuke, Nan Gallagher, Diane Gist, Elizabeth Higgs, Gail Hildebrand, Virginia Horning, Allan Kent, Kappy Kohler, Karen Kiesich, Diane Lord, George Mitchell, Susan Oliver, Karen Perry, Ginny Samson, Karen Scott, Dave Stone, Ken Wilmarth, Mike Yarnold, Joan O ' Neil, Wendy Phillips. Fencing Master Dave Gamba Assistants: Ann Cravath, Eric Weill Philosophy Teacher Steve Stripp Tailor Peter Johnson Tailor ' s helpers: Susan Malamuth, Carolyn Key, Nancy Blackaller, Susan Goodwin, Suzanne Warren Nicole Karin Erickson Madame Jourdain Liz Calkins Dorante Jim Hoopes Cleante Garth Burns Covielle Jim Shell Lucille Ellen Birnbaum Dorimene Gretchen Fretter Cooks Rhea Finlay, Annette Hyatt, Jean Kelly, Joan O ' Neil, Wendy Phillips. Mufti Mike Riehl Turkish Ceremony Beverly Hines, Judy Titus, Margie Week, Martha Benson, Susan Bettelheim, Joanne Bonkof- sky, Nancy Camozzi, Barbara Canham, Lynn Cross, Carol Dietscky, Sandra Enkema. Lynn Farris, Ann Finlayson, Cassandra James, Nettie Marie Johnson, Mary Lou Keppel, Robin Kragen, Julie Land, Irene Lieban, Helen Maeshner, Carol Pierce, Marilyn Pricco, Pat Templeton, Estelle Zan- ders, Cora Choy, Dave Gamba, Ross Hambly, Dan Bartlow, Tom Hobbs, Bobby Jones, Larry Kennings, Joel Mellish, Fred Morgan, Dave Park, Wes Parker, Alvin Pradia, Joe Taylor, Dave Wescott, Bill Zemsky, Mike Yarnold. Director Mrs. Florence Schwimley BHS BAND AND A CAPPELLA AT SQUAW VALLEY OLYMPICS CONCERT BAND DANCE BAND Spring ' 60! These words will forever re- sound from the walls of A201, for this semester has been the greatest the band has ever seen. The big event, of course, was the VIII Winter Olympic Games at Squaw Valley. With the A Cappella, we left early Wednesday morn- ing, February 17, in a caravan of five buses. However, Thursday was the big day. After re- hearing — and freezing — all morning, we were honored by being one of two bands to stand in the very center of the Tower of Nations. We returned Friday night, after stopping off in Sacramento for a delicious buffet dinner. The other major activity of the term was the Music Festival, held at Modesto on May 7. We also presented concerts at each of the junior highs, and gave a Spring Concert in the Park. I would like to thank the band officers, Andy Benson, Bobby Jones and Ralph Newcom, for all the work they ' ve done this term. And special thanks go to the man who has made all this possible, Mr. Bob Lutt. DEAN MORGAN President This term ' s Dance Band started with a dismal outlook, because we lost five members, two of them section leaders, to graduation or program- ming conflicts at the change of the semester. However, with several sophomores coming in and everyone working extremely hard, the group has developed to where it is one of the best ever heard at BHS. Our performances this term included the GA Dance, Apple Blossom Time ; several assem- blies, of which the Talent Assembly was one; and the junior concerts, given wit h the band. I would like to thank Mr. Bob Lutt for his in- spirational guidance and great efforts, which have made possible many of the things we have -done and much of the success of the term. And I want to thank every member of the Dance Band for working so intensively. We have grown from twenty individuals playing together to a unit of twenty people. The cooperation and atti- tude, not to mention the musical improvement, have made leading this group one of the most enjoyable jobs I have even undertaken. DEAN MORGAN Student Director CONCERT ORCHESTRA This season has been one of the most am- bitious in the history of the Concert Orchestra, both from the standpoint of musical experience and public performance. The most important event of the season was the performance for the California Music Edu- cators conference in Monterey, where the Or- chestra played for a conductors ' clinic and gave a separate forty-five minute concert. In March, the Orchestra gave a special spring concert of its own in the Berkeley Community Theater, featuring not only the Orchestra itself, but some of its more outstanding soloists. In addition, the Orchestra has participated in the Northern California Orchestra and Band Festival in Modesto, where they received a Superior rating. LARRY DUCKLES Publicity Manager CHAMBER ORCHESTRA The Chamber Orchestra is a small group composed of the elite of the Concert Orches- tra, where its primary function is to perform for the Operetta and the Senior Play. This season was of particular interest in that the orchestra performed the incidental music, written by Richard Strauss, to Moliere ' s, Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme, this semester ' s Senior Play. In addition, the Chamber Orchestra has par- ticipated in the Northern C alifornia Orchestra and Band Festival in Modesto, where they re- ceived a Superior rating. LARRY DUCKLES Publicity Manager 73 AEOLIAN CHOIR . . . HARMONEERS BEL CANTO CHOIR A CAPPELLA SINGING GROUPS A Cappella Choir This has been the most varied and challenging season in the A Cappella Choir ' s recent history. A special patriotic program, FREEDOM IS OUR BUSI- NESS, opened activiiies early in the semester, taking place Friday evening, February 12 in the Community Theater. February 17, 18, and 19 were spent taking part in the Opening Ceremonies of the VIII Olympic Winter Games. In the month of April, the Choir was scheduled for six very important performances, and at the present time is pre- paring for singing at graduation on June 17. Officers of the Choir were President, Gene Hennen; Vice-President, Bill Barker; Secretary, Dianne Lord; Treasurer, Russel Young; Librarians, Pat Farris, chairman, Paula Davenport and Margie Week; Robe committee: Beverly Hines, chairman, Kathy Allen, Bill Johnson, and Felton Joseph; Accompanists: Garnel Copeland and Hiro Imamura. Aeolian Choir The Aeolian Choir was again up to full strength this term, numbering 80 members. Repertoire included Ave Maria and Song from Ossian ' s Fingal by Brahms; The Birth of Moses, by Lockwood; and compositions by Joseph Clokey, Marcel Frank, Karl Ahrendt, and Horace Samuels. Officers of the Aeolian Choir were: President, Sandy James; Vice President, Theon Berkley; Secretary-Treasurer, Gayle Evans; Librar- ians: JoAnn Goble, chairman, Sara Smith and Ann Sarzin; Robe committee: Barbara Beach, Janice Black, Virginia Fischer; Accompanists: Christine Ghiorso, Betty Quan, und Garnell Copeland. Harmoneers With 48 members, the largest number in the group ' s his- tory, The Harmoneers started the spring semester auspici- ously. Keeping a steady eye on the main objective, the C.M.E.A. Choral Festival, the group worked on a wide vari- ety of repertoire including three 18th Century English Glees; Beethoven ' s Contemplation; To Music by Schubert; the Navy Hymn; and the folk songs Black Is The Color Of My True Love ' s Hair, Hullabaloo-Belay, and Good News! The officers of the Harmoneers were President, Felton Jo- seph; Vice-President, Garnell Copeland; Secretary-Treasurer, Frank Fox; Accompanist, Garnell Copeland; Librarians, Clar- ence Walker, Jess James. Bel Canto Choir Newly organized this term, the Bel Canto Choir has al- ready made a name for itself. DMS COUNCIL FRONT ROW, left to right: Ralph Newcom, Rebecca Poole, Mr. Eh- . • :f lers, Susan Oliver, Garth Burns, Karen Reickson, Mark Duggan. BACK ROW: Dianne Lord, Tom Goetil, Tina Loney. K BERKELEY HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT ORCHESTRA AND BEL CANTO CHOIR SPRING CONCERT BRAHMS VARIATIONS ON A THEME OF HAYDN JS BACH CONCERTO FOR FOUR PIANOS SOtCXSTS GAKNttl COttLAND KRISTWf OHOtSO AM£ LAND SUSAN WOOD JS BACH FOURTH BRANDENBURG CONCERTO SOLOISTS RICHARD WATSON ' LARRY DUCW.B MtUSSA FOSTER PERCOLESI STABAT MATER SELECTIONS BERLIOZ HAR OLD IN ITALY BLOCK B As another semester draws to a close I would like to express my appreciation for the oppor- tunity afforded me to work with you and serve as your representative on the BOC. Selling orange bars at basketball games and track meets, as well as being a service to the school, gave us the necessary finances for our annual dinner at which we reviewed the activi- ties of the term. Extension of gratitude must go to our sponsor Mr. Wilson for his noteworthy organizational help and my fellow officers Harry McCalla, vice president; Tom Hobbs, secretary-treasurer; and Bob Bramwell, sergeant-at-ams. Thank you, DAVE STONE Block B President CIRCLE B This past semester the Circle B members have shown great interest in sports by their participation in swimming, baseball, and track. Some of the activities the Circle B Society is engaged in were the presentation of the Emil Lamar Scholarship, the swim team vs. the fac- ulty swim meet, and the Circle B -Block B Dinner. I would like to thank Tom Meyer (vice-presi- dent), Dennis Thornton (secretary- treasurer), Ken Yanagi (sergeant at arms), and above all our sponsor, Mr. Gomez, for their help this past semester. It has been a great privilege, as well as a pleasure to serve you as your Circle B presi- dent. I again wish to thank those who helped me so much. JOHN BARGMANN Circle B President BOYS ' P.E. TEACHERS FRONT ROW, left to right: Mr. Moffett, Mr. Erickson, Mr. Gomez. BACK ROW: Mr. Wilson, Mr. Davies, Mr. Scott, Mr. Hensley, Mr. Hacker. BASEBALL The 1960 edition of Coach George Wilson ' s Varsity baseball team showed a lineup sprinkled with returning lettermen and boys playing their first year of varsity ball. Of the starters, four boys, Harold Gilson, Tom Fife, Jim Couch and Walt Dixon won letters in previous years. Senior pitcher Rich Colbert got his first opportunity at a starting role and pitched well. Sophomore Gene Nakamura and Senior John Allen, Charlie Carter and Dick Gayer filled out the starting lineup. Sophomore pitcher Mike Barckmcm performed well in limited appear- ances and is a fine prospect for the future. During the practice season, Coach Wilson experimented with the younger boys and the team lost a few games through inexperience and bad breaks. After he set his lineup, the team began to jell, and through the pitching of Col- bert and Gilson and the hitting of Couch, Gilson, Fife and Dixon, the club looked like a strong contender of the title which BHS has won for the past two years. The J.V. team, coached by Palmer Whitted, is composed of Sophomores and Juniors who are gaining experience toward the varsity. The team is well bal- anced and should provide a sound nucleus for next year ' s Varsity. Some of the J.V.s include: Witten, Petersmeyer, McCray, Cooper, White, Cordova, Libbey, Mueller and pitchers Neely and Bovich. (J.V. photo on page 85.) BASKETBALL VARSITY The 1959-1960 Varsity Basketball team had quite a successful season in which they finished second to Richmond in the Northern Alameda County Athletic League. In practice games the Jackets defeated all opponents until they trav- eled to Fresno where they were defeated twice, 49-47 by Fresno High and 61-40 by Roosevelt High. In league play the Jackets finished with a 4-4 record, placing them second. The over-all record of 17-7 gave the Jackets an invitation to the Gridley Tournament where they placed second for the second season in a row. Vallejo beat them in the finals. J.v. The J.V. Basketabll team finished the season in second place behind El Cer- rito. The young Jackets finished the sea- son with a record of eight wins and four losses. The team played 17 games during the season in which Joe Thompson, Mel Pierre, Don Jackson, Leo Siepert and Skinny Harris made the squad quite strong. ' B ' Hail the champions of the NACAL B competition. Coach Elgin Erickson started the season with only two returning letter- men and after a shaky start the Bees developed into a team that suffered only one league defeat. The strong bench which forms next year ' s team helped the Bees get through many important victories. Charlie Rifleman Clemmons, the team ' s captain and M.V.P. recipient, edged out Kats Nomura, Ron Takahashi, and Steve Schwarz in the scoring. WALT DIXON, guard FELTON JOSEPHS, forward NORMAN RANDOLPH, forward CHARLES WILLIAMS, guard-forward HAROLD GILSON, center VARSITY BASKETBALL 1959-60 SEASON PRACTICE GAMES Berk. Opp. Casilemont 59 53 Monterey 56 50 Lincoln 68 48 Las Lomas 45 44 Clayton Valley 66 56 Bishop O ' Dowd 55 52 Oakland Tech 47 34 Washington (S.F.) 49 39 Fresno 47 49 Roosevelt 40 61 Miramontes 34 33 Alumni 48 45 LEAGUE GAMES Berk. Opp. Alameda 49 42 Ells 50 60 El Cerrito 54 41 Encinal 46 43 Richmond 35 55 De Anza 43 48 Alameda 46 55 Ells 63 62 El Cerrito 49 46 Encinal 62 40 Richmond 56 70 De Anza 51 37 17 win 7 loss 81 Graduating Lettermen MATT BAGGETT Football and Track CHARLIE CARTER Baseball ROGER CHICKERING Tennis CHARLIE CLEMONS B Basketball RICHARD COLBERT Baseball WALT DIXON Basketball and Baseball GEORGE DUFF Tennis 82 TOM FIFE Baseball BOB FRONIES Football RICHARD GAYNER Baseb l ' HAROLD GILSON Basketball, Baseball ROSS HAMBLY Swimming DON HAWKER Swimming DAN HIRANO Swimminq TOM HOBBS Football VERNON JAMES Football FELTON JOSEPHS Basketball ALLEN KENT Basketball JOHN M. LEWIS Swimming SIMMEON LEWIS Football McARTHUR LYONS Track LEROYMacFADDEN Football HARRY McCALLA Track MIKE McGRATH Football LESLIE MILLER. JR. Baseball NICK NEALE B Track THEARDIS NELSON Basketball DAVID PARK Swimminq ALLAN PIERCE Tennis MARK RUSS Football PETE SHIPP Swimminq JIM SILVERIA Baseball ANDY SLEDD Track DAVID STONE Track BOB THORNBURG Football KEN WILLMARTH Swimminq KEN YANAGI B Basketball 83 TENNIS GOLF The BHS Tennis Team, under the able direc- tion of Fred Moffett, is in the commanding posi- tion of sweeping the NACAL championship. With half the schedule completed, Berkeley led with a 3-0 mark. BHS should complete the sea- son undefeated in League play. On the entire season the netters stood with an excellent 5-2 mark. The upended Los Lomas, Alameda, Harry Ells, Richmond, and Acalanes while losing to Miramonte and Acalanes. This term ' s outstanding members were Nick Hoogs, Roger Chickering, Al Pierce, John Wells, George Duff, and Steve Morgan. Other members were Tom Boyden, Gene Cantin and Mike Han- sen. Hoogs, Morgan, Boyden, Cantin and Han- sen will return next year to make next season a probable winning one. Berkeley High ' s varsity golf team swept to a successful season under Coach Elgin Erickson in 1960. The top six golfers, who played most of the matches were Steve Eickert, Dave Elkins, Dave Hudspeth, Paul Wilcox, Leonard Leggett, and Jim Shell. All home matches were player at the Rich- mond Country Club and all matches were on Mondays. The matches were played on a stroke basis, which means that the team with the lowest scores wins. The future of the team looks very bright be- cause three of the top six, Dave Elkins, Leonard Legget, and Paul Wilcox, will be back next year. 84 TRACK B TRACK The Spring ' 60 edition of the Jacket spikers found them getting off to a relatively slow start as Coach Rich Hacker experimented during the first part of the season to discover the right com- bination for another Berkeley powerhouse. Record setters for the Jackets were: Mac Lyons, 18.9 lows; Harry McCalla, 1:55.4 880 and 4:18.0 mile; and the state ' s best shot-putter, Matt Baggett, 60 ' 8 . Kinchen and Bolden may break records before the season ' s end but they along with Stone, Douglas, and Halton will be missed by Coach Hacker who will have Agrusa, Fiske, Harris, Peppin an d Williams back. As this copy is going to the press before the season is over, many of the times and records may be bettered by the end of the season. The Varsity won the ACAL meet. The B thinclads started to jell near the end of the season after suffering a mediocre first half. Coach Hacker brought the team along slowly and molded it into a machine with the following athletes as vital cogs of the machine: HH — Russ, Icanberry; 660 — Young, Montano, Haynes; 75 — Kent, Williams, Cook; 330 — Ray- mond, Williams, Chambers; LH — Russ Ican- berry; 150 — Raymond, Kent, Chambers; 1320 — Noyes, Fong; BJ — Raymond, Russ; HJ — Cook; PV — Jones; SP — Sanchez; D — Sanchez. Coach Hacker looks forward to the develop- ment of Gerald Russ, Wilbur Williams, and Larry Raymond into future track stars on the varsity next year. L VARSITY SWIMMING BEE SWIMMING The Varsity Swimming team experienced one of its most successful seasons so far by ending up with 10-3 record. The powerful Jackets over- powered such perennially strong school as Se- quoia, Acalanes, Las Lomas, and the California Frosh. Led by team captain Ken Willmarth, the Jackets suffered losses before Bellarmine, Ala- meda, and San Leandro, all by close scores. Many outstanding swimmers appeared on Coach Caesar Gomez ' team, including such con- sistent winners as Lowell Yamashita, Larry Flick, Dick Jacobberger, Tom Jochums, and Ilkka Suvanto. Graduating lettermen include Pete Shipp, Don Hawker, Ken Wilmarth, and Steve Beach. The Varsity placed second in the ACAL meet. This year the Bee Swimming team, coached by Mr. Tom Parker, was one of the strongest groups in the ACAL. Led by such swimmers as Leonard, Feldman, Jacoby, Scherr, and Pereira, the Bees managed to take the majority of their meets, setting new pool and school records in such events as the 100 yard individual medley and the relays. The actual size of the Bee team indicates that they will be a dominating power in next year ' s competition. Graduating team members are Dan Hirano and Fred Morgan. The Bees won the ACAL. 86 . Pi VARSITY GYMNASTICS In its first year the Varsity Gymnastics team won 2 and lost 3 to finish fifth in the Northern California Gymnastic League. The Junior Varsity had a 4 and 1 record in League competition. The most consistent point makers for the Varsity were Glen Jackson, Mike Brown, James Gardner and Captain Norman Nakahara. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL The Intramural Basketball Pro- gram started out very actively this term as boys competed every Monday, Wednesday and Thursday. The Intramural Program al- lows the participants to workout and release the tension that ac- mulates after every school day. The tough top flight competi- tion offered by the program al- lowed valuable experience for prospective Varsity, J.V., and B players. The basketball coaches have also used the program to deter- mine the caliber and potentiality of future stars. The program was directed by Coach Elgin Erick- sen. J.V. BASEBALL I 87 G. A. A The Girls ' Athletic Association has been headed by a very enthusiastic and efficient council this semester. I would like to thank those who have made my term as G.A.A. president an experience that I shall never forget. I recog- nize and especially express my gratitude to Mrs. Yukie, G.A.A. sponsor; Kathie Wuertle, vice president; Lynn Guffy, secretary; Barbara Daily, treasurer; and to all of our faithful faculty sponsors. The membership of G.A.A. has increased steadily this semester with the addition of new activities. The Council has endeavored to stim- ulate a greater cross-section of members by presenting a versatile program. The activities have been expanded to include a weekly col- umn in the Jacket entitled Gym Shorts, written by Patricia Sandkuhle and compiled by the Physical Education Teachers and the Council members. I hope that the Swim Show and the G.A.A. Picnic will become important parts of every se- mester ' s calendar in the future and that the semi-annual Slumber Party will be a welcomed activity to all Berkeley High School Girls. The tournament program this semester has included interclass competition in basketball with a week set aside for the Championship playoffs. The Northern California Badminton Association held its annual tournament in the Berkeley High School Gymnasium as usual with girls from G.A.A. acting as hostesses. I consider it an honor to have served as G.A.A. president and I sincerely wish my new successor the best of luck next semester. May G.A.A. always prosper in its endeavors and become one of the most important factions of every girl ' s life. Most humbly submitted. ROBERTA LOGAN G.A.A. President Spring 1960 G.A.A. COUNCIL FRONT ROW, left to right: Audie Bock, Louise Cornish, Mary Brokaw. CENTER ROW: Barbara Daily, Kay Fox, Roberta Logan, Lynn Guffy, Kathie Wuertele. BACK ROW: Rhonda Wilson-Reid, Beth Moorehead, Dolores Turner, Janie Davis, Cathy Carney, Mrs. Yukie. GIRLS ' P.E. TEACHERS FRONT ROW, left to right: Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Gregerson, Miss Varley, Mrs. Sparks. BACK ROW: Mrs. Yukie, Miss Eklund, Mrs. Wellington, Miss Mueller. 91 D LEADERS GROUP Sponsor: Mrs. Jean Gregerson DANCE CLUB Sponsor: Mrs. Ingrid Sparks RECREATIONAL SWIM CLUB Sponsor: Miss Frances Varley VOLLEYBALL CLUB Sponsor: Mrs. Eleanor Yukie BADMINTON CLUB Sponsor: Miss Janet Eklund BASKETBALL CLUB Sponsor: Mrs. Sally Wellington SWIM CLUB Sponsor: Miss Kory Mueller 93 MASQUERS The Masquers this year presented a three-act play, Time Out For Ginger. This year was different from former terms in that the whole time was spent in the production of one finished play, rather than a series of smaller projects. Planning was also begun for next year ' s presentation, a musical comedy. RUSSIAN CLUB In a time when we need a better understanding of ideologies, the Russian Club at BHS is seeking to further their knowledge of both pre- and postrevolu- tionary cultures. The president is Natalie Shekeko, vice president is Liza Prescop, secretary-treasurer is Steve Stripp. The group is sponsored by Mr. Moore. BRIDGE CLUB The Bridge Club was formed this semester by its ardent instructor, Mr. Schrump. During its first few- sessions of instruction the multitude of participants learned bidding sys- tems developed by Goren, Okie, and Schrump. The remainder of meetings were held at the Palm Room of the Y.M.C.A. where members applied newly taught principles at card tables. The club promises to be ad- vantageous to experts as well as to beginners. Officers elected this semester in- clude: George Duff, president; Jim Dean, vice president; Ann South- wick, secretary-treasurer. A rating system was set up similar to that used in American Contract Bridge League, and members are rated by quizzes and bridge playing as to their proficiency. GEORGE DUFF, President DISCUSSION CLUB The purpose of the Discussion Club is to debate controversial sub- jects such as theology, conscientious objecting, segregation, and capital punishment. Our format this se- mester has included guest speakers, movies, and other activities divorced from the school. The club is spon- sored by Miss Rodriguez, and has Norman Givant as its monitor. CRAFT CLUB The Craft Club is a workshop for students who are interested in mak- ing 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 vari- ety of metals including sterling sil- ver, 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 is a national educational program with learning based on actual business experi- ence. Students organize their own company in the Fall semester, they decide on a product, sell stock, make and sell their product, keep books, pay themselves nominal wages, pay for supplies, and finally liquidate their firm and repay the investors. Some of the local sponsors of Junior Achievement are Colgate, Palm- olive, Cutter Laboratories, J. F. Hink, and Ryerson Steel. COSTUME PRODUCTION Created as a service class to help with dramatic and musical produc- tions. Costume Production functions as an activity before and during stage presentations at Berkeley High. At this time the girls measure for costumes, order costumes and after they arrive from the rental house, alter, repair and handle them. Occasionally, the girls make costumes; this year twelve wigs were made for the Senior Play. When not working on a produc- tion, the girls of this class study historic costume and modern cos- tume for background information. As a final project, each girl must construct a garment for herself doing original designing. U.N. FORUM United Nations forum meets for the purpose of promoting interest and understanding in the United Nations. The forum participated in the model U.N. at Cal, representing Burma and Israel. A potluck dinner followed the conference. Other ac- tivities included an intramural model U.N. and a picnic at Tilden. Cynthia Smith won the U.N. essay contest. Mrs. Sue Smith was the sponsor. Officers were lack Singer, president; Andy MacDonald, vice president; Stephanie Bjorndahl, secretary- treasurer. CLAVIER ENSEMBLE The only achievement of the Cla- vier Ensemble this term was the performance of Bach ' s Concerto tor four pianos in the Berkeley High Orchestral Concert on March thirty- first. Cornell Copeland, Christine Ghiorso, Julie Land and Sue Wood were the pianists. We hope to be more active next term when several more talented pianists will be join- ing the group. Chairman, Christine Ghiorso Secretary, Susan Wood THE INVESTOR ' S CLUB The Investor ' s Club is organized for those students interested in any field of investing. This year I.C. in- vestigated the stock market. It sold fifty shares of its own stock and purchased one share of common stock in Caterpillar Tractor Co. on the New York Stock Exchange. At the end of the semester I.C. will sell the stock and divide the earn- ings among the shareholders. Officers: President, Vic Tom; Vice President, Nick Gerson; Secretary, Lana Mock; Treasurer, Glenn Lim. Sponsor, J. MacDonald. BHS AMATEUR RADIO CLUB President, Andy Strebel; Vice President; Trudy Noller; Secretary, Irene Vidaurri; Program Chairman, Don George; Sponsor, WA6BZO. Club activities include theory and demonstrations of instruments and equipment. Outstanding demonstra- tions have been performed by Stre- bel, McPeak and George. Dan Smith is building a transmitter. Licensed station call letters are: Andy Strebel, WA6HNT; John McPeak, WV6IZY; Russell Davis, WV6JIY; Don George, WA6DBC; Doug Williams, WV6IZW; Dan Smith, WA6EIQ; John Welles, WA6ERY; Alan Citragno, WA6GIN; Tohn Lee, WV6EWE; Scott Miller, WV6ERH; Bill Hyde, WV6FFM; Paul Barnhart, WV6JUT; Steve Sandner, 12W2923. FOLK SONG CLUB The Folk Song Club meets to sing, discuss folk music, and enjoy pro- grams concerning folk music. Ac- tivities in the folk arts that take place in the Bay Area are brought to the members attention. Besides learning new and inter- esting songs from all parts of this country, members have also learned some from other lands. The club is led by Charlotte Koh- ler, president; and Polly Vlamis, program chairman. Mr. J. O. Asturias is the club ' s sponsor. MANUSCRIPT CLUB The club is perhaps best described as a group of aspiring young writ- ers. They help one another gain experience in all aspects of literary endeavor by offering constructive criticism during meetings. Oral reading of works under dis- cussion also helps develop the par- ticipant ' s self-confidence. This term the club published its annual presentation of student writ- ings, The Manuscript. Its production was accomplished under the super- vision of the club officers with much assistance from the school Art De- partment. President: Jim Paltridge. BHS WEIGHTLIFTING CLUB Under the direction of Frank Fox, president; Don Mikus, vice presi- dent, and Andrew Dominic, secre- tary-treasurer, the weightlifting club has had its most successful semes- ter. Considerable interest in the ac- tivities of the club has led to an increase in membership. Among the activities of the club are: preparation for competition with other Teen-age weightlifting clubs in the Bay Area and training for the interclub competition for the perpetual trophy. This trophy will be awarded to the most outstanding member of the club. In addition, the members are planning to attend sev- eral weightlifting meets to gather information to help them in their own training. 99 CINEMA SOCIETY The Cinema Society presents films to tne school for classes and clubs who wish to increase their funds. The Society does most of the pro- jection, stage work, and business management for these productions. This semester the Society showed The Eddie Duchin Story in co- operation with the L-12 class. The officers are as follows: George Craig, president; Doug Williams, vice president; Francis Young, sec- retary-treasurer. Mr. M. Patterson is sponsor. DEMOCRATIC CLUB The Democratic Club has been re- organized for this important election year because of what it believes to be resurgent student interest in party politics. The club is composed of students who are interested enough in poli- tics to have a partisan viewpoint. The club hopes to enlighten its mem- bers about state and local issues, showing the objectivity of the Demo- crats ' ideas on the topics discussed. We feel that it is important to de- velop party politics on a local level — an idea of the Democratic Party which has been realistically and factually carried out by its unique grass-roots organization, of which we are part. EL CLUB ESPANOL A deeper appreciation of Spanish and Spanish-American traditions. This is the primary objective of El Club Espanol. Last semester some of our activi- ties included a dinner in San Fran- cisco, where the members ate Span- ish food, a trip to Monterey to see some of the sights of the old Spanish City, and the traditional spring pic- nic at Tilden. We also invited guest speakers from Spanish-speaking countries to our meetings. BIOLOGY CLUB The Biology Club was organized to give interested students a look at the various phases of Biology. This semester it was especially suc- cessful in its aim, for several trips were planned to various biological labs and also one or two field trips were planned. With this program the Biology Club promised to be very rewarding to all its members. The president to the Biology Club is Paul De Benedictis, the vice presi- dent, Trudy Noller, and the secre- tary-treasurer, Irene Vidaurri. The sponsor is Mr. Caburi. 00 CHESS CLUB The Chess Club meets every Wednesday after school in room A 101. The primary purpose of the club is to provide an opportunity for interested students to learn how to play the game, or, if expert al- ready, to test their skill against other players. Sponsor, William C. Fiedler MATH CLUB Students interested in the discus- sion of mathematics not covered in regular classes, or going more deep- ly into topics which are covered at BHS are invited to attend the Math Club. Theory and applications are discussed by members, and occa- sionally teachers or outside speak- ers are invited to discuss special topics. JUNIOR RED CROSS The Junior Red Cross activities this semester included our enroll- ment-Fund Raising Drive and a cor- respondence album (which will be sent to a foreign country) in the En rollment-Fund Raising Drive we tried to put over the Junior Red Cross goals of World Brotherhood, leadership, and service. Our Berke- ley High School council had an ac- tive part in the Oak Knoll Flower Program and also participated in the Secondary Council activities at Chapter House. The sponsor is Miss Hashimoto. AFS CLUB Officers: Sandy Enkema, presi- dent; Imam B.oechori, vice president; Sue Bettelheim, treasurer; Malina Oliver, Secretary. Sponsor: Mr. E. Anderson. The purpose of the AFS Club is to help create a better understand- ing between the United States and foreign nations. One of its goals this term to be able to offer a full scholarship to one of our students going abroad. The members of this club have proven to be very enthusiastic about this term ' s activities which include: a costume party; a light bulb sale and a display of souvenirs brought by foreign exchange students. BHS YOUNG REPUBLICANS The Berkely High Young Republic- ans was organized to give Berkeley High students a better opportunity to actively help the election of, and become associated with, the candi- dates of the Republican Party. The Young Republicans, under the spon- sorship of Mr. Tom Parker, were allied with the National Nixon for President Clubs and worked vigor- ously on precinct and district elec- tion work. Officers were Bob Strick- lin, president; Bruce Wonder, vice president; Susan Bettelheim, secre- tary. WE ' LL ALWAYS Mr. LeTendre Principal J. Elwin LeTendre is leaving Berkeley High. Yes, it is true, but only the person -will leave. The spirit which he exemplified here will remain. And the memories will remain. For the faculty there will be memories of an excellent administrator and friend — one who never asked anyone to do something that he would not do himself, one who was easy to work with, always encouraging, always open to suggestions. The thousands of students who knew him as Principal will remember him always. Here is a man who has given great strength to us. He placed nearly all student body affairs in our hands. The trust and confidence which he placed in us was extraordinary. The student body government controled student ac- tivities. He had the power of the veto over the student government, but to the best of my knowledge he never used it. He had a keen interest in student affairs. When there was an event — he was there. He played, as always, in our student- faculty basketball game this past season. One of Mr. LeTendre ' s most outstanding policies was the open door to his office. Anyone, student or Mayor, could come to see him without an appoint- ment at any time. In his office, all were equals, whether you were a student or a faculty member. Mr. LeTendre has led Berkeley High to great success. We would not have attained such a high national rating in scholarship without his leadership. It must be pleasing to him to look back over the years — to think of the excellent teams which played for his school, to think of the Band, Orchestra, A Cappella which achieved high honors, to think of outstanding dramatic performances, to contemplate success in all fields through the years. Yes, Mr. LeTendre, you have much to be proud of, just as we are proud of you. We will never forget you. You and your high school will be among our fondest memories. Good-bye and good luck, Mr. LeTendre. STEVE JOHNSON ASBHS President REMEMBER Mrs. Sidney Wales To express adequate thanks and acknowledgement for all that Mrs. Sidney Wales has done during her teaching career here at Berkeley High would require a volume of at least the size of this Pod. Mrs. Wales, however, probably wouldn ' t care much about the length, if just once her name were spelled correctly. That ' s right; it is Sidney, not SYdney. Berkeley High is fortunate in being one of the few high schools in the nation to have a daily paper. Not only does it serve as a better training ground for journalism and printing, but the Jacket serves as a major unifying force in school life. The whole range of academic and extracurricular activities has benefited from the increased interest sparked by the more complete coverage made pos- sible by a daily newspaper. Producing any kind of publication is a hectic job, and producing a daily one is even more hectic, but Mrs. Wales has done not merely a successful job in managing and advising Olla Podiida and Jacket production, she has done an outstanding one. BHS owes a large part of its success to the Daily Jacket, which in turn owes much of its success to Mrs. Wales. I hope these few words have helped to express the thanks of all the past Pod and Jacket staffs, as well as a great many students and teachers, to Mrs. Wales for all she has done, as ou r adviser and friend. JOHN DIX, Jacket Editor SPONSORS House of Harris La Floreria Lee ' s Men ' s Store Mademoiselle Pam ' s Flowers Singer Sewing Machine Co. Star Grocery Zuber ' s Gifts From Europe Alan Percy Alberta of Berkeley Austin Studio Baum ' s Fabrics Benson ' s Sporting Goods Cliff Radston Co. Gavien McCullagh Hink ' s Record Dept. Hodgson ' s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Binding — Cardoza Bookbinding Company Engraving — California Art and Engraving Printing — Lederer, Street Zeus Co., Inc. Group photography — Gavien McCullagh. Student photographers — Fred Bachmann, Philip Dar- nall, Roger Miller, Bob Owens Cover design — Jeanie Takagi s £J£l L£C LfihoC fotoTL j fwdi ' tya? jWAK t feu) hz £, ftuHrtik pn x L w ltd: 4 m • - f- 4 -, Mr J ' -v