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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1969 volume:

BERKELEY PUBLIC LIBRARY BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA Reference Collection 8913629 FOR USE IN THE LIBRARY ONLY REF CAL, 373, B455o 19 69 Berkeley, CA. Berkeley High School. 011a Podrida. $30.00 = 2 PUBLIC LIBRARY BERKELEY 3 01037 2685 « P i Eh f L jpRS i ] v� T 5i i J REF CAL 373 B455o Table of Contents Teachers and Administration 4 Senior Class 34 Junior Class 94 Sophomore Class 116 Sports 140 Performing Arts Department .... 176 Organized Groups 190 Student Activities 207 Candids 214 Advertising and Autographs 234 2 Curtice Leaves BHS At the end of the present school year, I will have served the Berkeley Public Schools for thirty-two years, interrupted only by four years (1942-1946) of service in the United States Army Reserve. During this seemingly short period of time it has been my extremely good fortune to have been associated with the greatest people in the world: the students who have prog- ressed through our schools, their parents and many other citizens of our community. I consider it the rarest of privileges to have been associated with you and I sincerely hope that I have had some positive influence upon your happiness and well being. There is no job that could have more appeal to me than that of being Principal of Berkeley High School. It has been a great challenge and a real privilege to have served you. Upon my retirement at the conclusion of the present school year, I shall always have the fondest memories of what I con- sider to be one of the great school systems in the United States. Your Principal, 3 Teachers and Administration photo by Caleb Chan 5 Administrators Deal With New ideas were initiated this year as a result of mutual stu- dent, faculty, and administration interest. The initiation of non- mandatory study halls brought the reopening of the student union which was previously closed because of cutting and stealing. Within the student union students are allowed to eat, listen to the radio, and play cards. With the Block B split from the BOC, student body fee holders were admitted to all the home athletic events free. New ideas still to be worked on involve a school within a school concept where each class has its own deans and central building, a student panel for reviewing referrals and suspen- sions, and new attendance procedures with the possibility of a student time clock instead of glassy stares from attendance personnel. MR. CLIFFORD M. WONG Vice Principal MR. GEORGE F. WILSON Coordinator of Student Activities MRS. MURIEL W. ULRY Dean of Girls MR. GORDON H. NAGAI Dean of Attendance MR. LEVI POE Dean of Boys MR. ROY OKERSTROM Accountant — Storeroom Supv. Varied Daily Problems 7 Competent and Efficient Office i ' MRS. CAROLYN HENNINGTON IBM Data Control MRS. ELVIRA GORDON Account Clerk MRS. EMY PETERSON Curriculum Associates’ Secretary MRS. HELEN CHUN Typist Clerk 8 Staff Serves Students and Faculty MISS FRANCES SHAW Registrar MRS. DOROTHY WALTZ Counselors’ Secretary MRS. EVA HAYES School Secretary MRS. MARY WALTER Secretary MR. VERNON WENRICH Head Counselor Counseling Dept. Adapts Mr. Wenrich, head of the counseling department, is a regular counselor, the BHS representative in meetings with college representatives and the scholar- ship chairman. As department chairman, he has charge of the everyday opera- tions of the department and the orientation of new counselors. In 1968-69, minority students saw an increasing emphasis on their needs. The high school hired three new Black counselors; Mrs. Samantha Lee, Mr. Douglas Curliss and Mr. Calvin Anderson. Two counselors-in-training from San Francisco State College, a Mexican-American, Miss Patricia Martinez and a Black, Mr. Mack Williams, assisted the counseling staff and learned to work with a diverse student body. The counseling department aids the student in every aspect of his high school life. The counselors provide help in personal and family problems and educational assistance in selection of courses and vocational planning. MRS. HELEN CASSIDY 12th Grade Counselor 10 MR. WILLIAM DAOUST 11th Grade Counselor MR. RICHARD ENDSLEY 11th Grade Counselor New Ideas For Student Needs MRS. BONNIE RICE 12th Grade Counselor MR. SIDNEY SCOTT 12th Grade Counselor Creativity in Art MR. JOHN COSTARELLA MR. WILLIAM DANE MRS. DIANE GRAHAM Senior Nathan Griffin sketching still life in Mr. Dane’s Art I class. Business Dept. Improves Data Processing The only change in the Business Department this year has been the installation of a data processing course. Plans are being made to enable BHS students to operate the IBM machines used for school report cards. A new project this past year was the proposal of letting qualified secretarial students from Berkeley High work on regular jobs in the area for one day. MRS. HELEN GROYON MR. ROBERT TRYON 13 Through Simulators MR. JOHN CONNOLLY MR. RONALD GOMEZ Leroy Fortune’s reaction to the Drivers’ Training simulator. DR. JOHN URLAUB Curriculum Associate for Drivers’ Training 14 Open Enrollment Changes Math Dept. Courses MR. FRED DUNN-RUIZ mmam A’J DR. RONALD MacDONALD MISS MARGARET SHEDD IRS. MARVA WILKINS MR. FRED WEHKING MR. LEON WESTOVER MR. KIRK YOUNG 15 Afro-American Literature Ant MRS. ELIZABETH ALLEN MRS. ELIZABETH AVAKIAN MR. JOHN BARNES MRS. MAY BUNTS MR. LUCIAN COPLEY MR. BURTON FILUT MR. JAMES PENDLETON Curriculum Associate for English 16 MRS. LETITIA WOODSON MRS. JACQUELINE WHITE Journalism Courses Established MR. KENNETH MR. WILLIAM MacDONALD REIDSEMA MR. EUGENE LANGILLE MRS. RHETA JOGO MRS. CAROLINE SMID MISS ANNE SMITH This year ' s English Department has added two new courses to its curriculum. The Afro-American Literature course deals with folk tales, prose and poetry by Black people in America. The students study Black writers such as Phylis Wheatly, Paul Dunbar, W.E.B. Dubois and James Johnson. They also study work of popular and less known but excellent Black modern writers. It is now an elective for 12th graders and may be taken by 11th grade students. The Afro-American Journalism course is a study of mass communications media and its effect on the Black community. The- Black press and topics dealing with publicity, public relations and propaganda are covered with the possibility of publishing a magazine or news- letter. MR. WILLIAM KENNEDY Department Chairman for English MR. KEN HUSTON 17 Thirteen Varsity Sports MR. DONALD DAVIES Curriculum Associate for Boys’ Physical Education MR. JAMES BRAGG, JR. MR. LON McCASLAND 18 New Afro Dance Course Offered to Seniors MRS. JANE MISS MARY BROWN LEE CAREY MISS LUELLA ANDERSON Curriculum Associate for Girls’ Physical Education MRS. JOAN WORTHINGTON Department Chairman for Girls’ Physical Education MRS. JEAN GREGERSON MISS ARMIDA GONZALEZ MRS. MARILYN OLDERSHAW 19 Industrial Arts Dept. Offers Wide Variety MR. WARREN CARLUND MR. HERBERT CONSTANT Since it offers more than fourteen different types of classes, the Industrial Arts Department is probably one of the most diverse at BHS. One of the new ideas to be tried is a program call Career Explorations. This enables students involved in the department to spend half of the day working on different projects for com- munity improvement. This program originally applied in the summer session, according to Mr. Rajander, the department head, was continued in the spring semester. Other programs tried during the year were flexible sched- uling and open laboratory. The experiment allowed students not involved in the Industrial Arts Department to come in and work on any type project provided the student has passed the necessary safety test. MR. ROBERT RAJANDER Curriculum Associate for Industrial Arts and Coordinator of Vocational Education MR. PHILIP ST. MARTIN MR. PHILIP PAULL 20 PAD Department Most Active As the most active department at BHS, PAD supplied talent for all plays, school concerts and dance productions, provided half-time shows, traveled to various music festivals and competed with other high school and college groups for awards. In addition, the department plann ed to initiate several new courses and expand its present classes. Mr. Haynes, Orchestra conductor, completed a tour in Africa last summer, exploring the possibility of offering a separate class on African music rather than including it within the music course. MR. ROBERT PEARSON Curriculum Associate for Performing Arts MRS. JACQUELINE HARDESTER MR. ROBERT ONSTAD MR. THOMAS HAYNES MR. WILLIAM ELLIOTT MISS DIANE MacDONALD MISS DIANA THOMPSON Senior Paul Machlis leads the concert chorale and the BHS or- chestra during a recording session for the Fall play. Theater Manager Excellent Participation In Science Fair MR. CLESSON MISS AKEMI HARVEY NAGAFUJI MR. JAMES DICKEY MRS. BARBARA MR. CLAYTON LEWIS LITTLE MR. JEFFERSON NASH MR. ROBERT SIKORA MR. ALEXANDER PANASENKO MR. BRUCE WHIPPERMAN 22 Social Living Classes Are Heterogeneous Mr. Stern leads a discussion during his 10th period social living class. The Social Living Department, one of the two smallest de- partments of the school has one full-time, two half-time teachers and a curriculum associate. The course began in the 1964-65 year when a group of students requested a course dealing with drugs and sex education. A tenth grade pilot course was held in the spring of 1965. The next year, in 1966, one-half of the tenth grade students were placed in the course. In 1967 and 1968, the course was established as a required tenth grade course. Mr. Trainor, curriculum associate, mentioned that the big problems are the facilities, the condition of the classrooms in M-3 and M-4 and the noise of traffic on street. The ideal department, described by Mr. Trainor, would have smaller classes and lounge furniture would be introduced to produce more of the casual seminarial effect. There would be enough money and a class schedule flexible enough to allow for field trips. An unsolvable and recurrent problem is the lack of in- formation describing and evaluating new materials. As a result, there is no opportunity for the teacher to evaluate the books or films before the class sees them. Mr. Trainor mentioned that his department was successful because it was heterogeneous, both racially and academically. The students were involved in setting up the class projects. The class also discussed topics relevant to the teenager. Things that were new for 1969 included in-service training for all the teachers and the rise of use of television. The teachers also planned to use a video-tape set up to evaluate teachers and the effectiveness of student participation. MR. JAMES TRAINOR Curriculum Associate for Social Living MRS. ROSALIND SINGER Social Living students construct a poster during class. -)z MISS JOYCE ANDERSON Swahili Scheduled For Spring Semester MR. DONALD SCHRUMP MR. JORGE CHAVEZ Curriculum for the Foreign Language Department changed drastically this year. Most radical of these innovations was the scheduling of an East African language, Swahili, into the spring semester. Another important revision was the use of new texts from Encyclopedia Britannica in all Spanish and German classes. This series of books was also extended to the Berkeley secondary schools, providing unification and better opportunities for individual advance- ment. Approximately one-half the student body is involved in the department making it one of the largest in the school. Mr. Trentacoste, department chair- man, attributed most of the success of the department to its well qualified faculty members and the respect Berkeleyans have for foreign languages. MR. OLIVER WASHBURN Curriculum Associate for Foreign Languages MRS. ERICKA PILLARS MRS. JOYCE NEWCOMER MISS ARLENE REPETTO MISS BEATRICE ROOST MRS. MARY SMALL MR. JOSEPH TRENTACOSTE MR. HENRY LORENZO ■HHP MRS. BEVERLY MAIMONI 24 Gourmet Foods Offered By Home Economics Dept. Courses available to students last year through the Home Economics De- partment included gourmet foods, nursery teacher aide and hospital ancillary training service. Gourmet foods proved the department ' s most popular course of last year. Offered to both sexes, the class was student-directed and participants were able to cook foods of any type. Twice each month an instructor demonstrated cooking techniques for some of the basic soul foods: beans and chitterlings, pork and others. In nursery teacher aide, the students traveled to nurseries in the Berkeley School District, while hospital ancillary training service participants were taught various medical courses at either Alta Bates or another local hospital. Because of a great demand for nurses, social workers and health related professionals, Department Chairman, Mrs. Gertrude Tenny urges more students to take part in the home economics program. MRS. MARGARET LARSON Curriculum Associate for Home Economics Dept. MISS CAROLINE MRS. GERTRUDE RONE TENNY Dept. Head MARION WALKER, TINA MAIN REGINA PRIDGEON, MRS. CHRISTIE CHEF JAMES SIMON 25 i racking Eliminated In U.S. History I and II; MR. THOMAS JOHNSON MR. PHILIP LUKS MISS JAYNE MILLAR 26 MRS. F. JO MOHRBACH MISS VIRGINIA THICKENS Curriculum Associate for History New Course in African Civilization Initiated Lower course requirements, new electives and heterogeneous classes were approved for the History Department by the School Board last November. Pro- posed by Department Chairman, A. J. Tudisco, the plan was effective during the spring semester. Under the new program, U.S. History-Government I and II, and two semesters of any elective were re- quired for graduation. U.S. I and II became heterogen- eous, thus eliminating tracking within the department. As electives, all other courses had open enrollment. Two new courses in African Civilization were planned for the spring semester. These classes were a result of student petitions circulated in the fall request- ing these courses and were a joint project with the Foreign Language Department. As the result of a campaign by two BHS students during Black History and Culture Week in 1968, Swahili and Igbo languages were taught for six weeks in the Negro in America classes. The teachers were Joshua Omange from Kenya teaching Swahili and Eleazar Ofodile from Biafra, teaching Igbo. MR. JULIUS SUSTARIC MRS. JANET YOUNG MISS THOMASINE WILSON 27 experimental Community High School At BHS MR. JAY MANLEY Director Drama MR. CARL BRUSH English MR. PETER KLEINBARD Drama MRS. SUSAN BEMENT History Community High School, originated by Jay Manley and Peter Kleinbard, got underway the spring semester and truly was a unique experience for all those involved. The experimental school, which took place within Berkeley High, stemmed from the Berkeley Summer Project and main hopes were to solve some of the problems facing a large urban school such as Berkeley High. The project proposed to provide a method by which the large school could humanize the learning process and the environment in which it was taught. One of the key factors used to accomplish this was a totally integrated system. 116 tenth graders were chosen at random to create a racially and intellectually mixed student body. Classes were grouped heterogeneously; it was hoped that total in- tegration would occur not only physically but also in the sharing of ideas and thoughts, It was planned that the student would be involved with CHS each day from 10:30-3:00. The first three periods would be spent taking whatever electives he so desired. The remainder of the day would consist of English, Science, Drama, Art and Dance classes where he would be given full college credit. Because the instructors would be working together very closely, the schedule would vary day to day making it possible for the classes to go into their projects and ideas at length. It was hoped that the original tenth grade class would continue and become the school ' s first graduating class. Next year as the present class moves up a grade, a new group of tenth graders will be admitted thus moving the enrollment to about 230. There are several specific goals it hoped to accomplish on a mass scale such as the formation of a truly intergrated system and the development of a curriculum stimulating to both the students and ■the faculty. Above all, CHS hoped to provide an atmosphere in which teacher and student can learn from one another. It is in this way, communication between staff and students, that they hope a real feeling of community education will develop. 28 Special Education Dept. Encourages Students MRS. BARBARA ACKER Braillist MR. TOM KELLIS Resource MISS PATRICIA KEMPER Guidance Consultant MRS. MYRTLE WHITTED MRS. ELNORA ROUCE MR. HOWARD SCHIRMER Mobility Instructor, Blind Resource MRS. BETSY TIDLAND Resource MRS. MIRIAM POLLOCK 29 Hampton Heads First Extensive High School CLARENCE HAMPTON Black Studies Curriculum Associate As an answer to the Black Student Union demands made in the fall of 1968, a comprehensive Black Studies Program, the only one of its kind in the Bay Area, was initiated at Berkeley High. Clarence Hampton was named Curriculum Associate for Black Studies on November first and has spent the past months perfecting the program. New Black teachers were hired (another one of the demands made by the BSU) to teach the new courses. Hampton emphasized hiring Black teachers for students to identify with. Black teachers establish rap- port with Black students. Since Black teachers have experienced these prob- lems, students can relate to their experiences. Hampton added that White teachers can help tremendously by integrating the materials of their courses and by seeing that they are well taught. The new courses are Afro-American Literature, Afro-American Economics, Afro-American Journalism, Swahili, Afro-Haitian dance, African Civilization and the expansion of two classes that already existed, History of Jazz and Afro- American History. Besides the newly hired teachers, Mrs. Ellane Hammond teaches History, Mr. Eugene Brooks with Afro-Economics, Mrs. Jacqueline White and Mrs. Letitia, Woodson, both with Afro-American Literature, Mr. Wil- liam Reidsema with Journalism (whose class produced its own newspaper, The Ujamaa), and Mr. William Elliott assisted Mrs. Jacqueline Hardester teaching the History of Jazz. MACK WILLIAMS and PATRICIA MARTINEZ Intern Counselors ELENDAR BARNES Afro-Haitian Dance Joshua Omange, Swahili (center) with students Ronald McFadden and Kirt Davis. 30 Black Studies Program In the Nation i CALVIN ANDERSON Counselor DOUGLAS CURLISS Counselor WILETTA MASON Afro-American History KIBATHI MUGANE Swahili and African Civilization BARBARA BOYCE Afro-American History 31 Audio-Visual, Language Labs O O MRS. GERDA DAVID Language lab technician Students listen and learn in the language lab. MR. ALVIN GARCIA Educational Media Specialist And There Are Serious Moments! • • • MR. CRISMON photo by Caleb Chan MR. BROOKS y Japy Danton MR. HOUCK photo by Marc Harris MISS SHEDD photo by David Ruth 33 Senior photo by Caleb Chan STEVEN G. ADAMS THOMAS R. ADAMS ASBHS Spring Presi- Astronomy, Hiking Club dent. Fall Plays DEBRA J. ADKINS BHS Letter Girl KATHLEEN ADKINS “Good Woman of Setzuan” DANIEL C. AKE Fall POD Photo Editor, Jacket Ad Manager BONNIE M. ALBRECHT Field Hockey, Softball, “A” Basketball, Track LAURIE A. ALBRECHT General Actitivies LARRY T. ALFORD General Actitivies ROOSEVELT B. CATHERINE ALLEN MICHAEL J. ALLEN ALFORD HS, CSF, AHSSP Baseball General Actitivies THOMAS ALMEDA General Actitivies CYNTHIA D. ANDERSON General Activities WENDY L. ANDERSON General Activities HENRY M. ANDRE Soccer LINDA ANGELO General Activities 36 DARSIE M. ANGLE General Activities PAMELA J. ANGLEMAN Russian Club, Swim Instructor DENNIS ARNON Marching Band, Stage Band, AHSSP CHRIS ASAMI General Activities GREG ATKINSON General Activities JEFFREY AUSTIN General Activities KENNETH W. BAILEY Football, BSU TIM BALAMBAO Sound Crew, Engineer CAROL A. BALLANTINE Keyettes FRANK G. BARATA Fall Sr. President, Concert Chorale ZEYNEP BARAY General Activities MARK BARBER General Activities TERRI J. BARNES General Activities THOMAS M. BARRON Key Club DANICE BARROW General Activities 37 MARIAN M. BELTON General Activities LAMONTE BENNETT Wrestling, Football LAIRD D. BELOOF General Activities JOHN F. BELOW CSF, HS, Hiking Club RONALD D. BENNETT Madrigals, POD Staff, Concert Chorale STEVEN D. BENNETT Crew FRANK E. BENT Golf TIMOTHY F. BENNETT General Activities JONATHAN E. BJORKLUND Masquers, Concert Chorale LAURENT BERMUDEZ Intramural Sports JEANETTE BLAIR General Activities EVELYN F. BLAKE General Activities LUCY BLAU General Activities BELINDA J. BLEDSOE General Activities KENNETH L. BOOKER General Activities RICHARD P. BOSCHETTI Football, Baseball Block B, POD Salesman LINDA J. BOSTWICK Concert Chorale DAVID BOTELLO General Activities PAUL J. BOUWSMA General Activities MYRA S. BOWLING General Activities ROBERT BOYD General Activities MARK BRADSHAW General Activities MARSHA G. BRADT General Activities 39 DANIEL BRASS General Activities DEBORAH A. BRASS IWE CATHY A. BREUER Marching Band, IWE ELISABETH BROOM General Activities JOAN C. BROUDY General Activities GREG BROWN Harmoneers JAMES A. BROWN Concert Chorale LAZAROY BROWN Track MILTON L. BROWN Football PAUL A. BROWN General Activities PHILLIP BROWN General Activities VICTOR H. BROWN Baseball PATRICIA BROWN General Activities RENE C. BRUMFIELD General Activities NANCY K. BRYAN “Good Woman of Setzuan,” Dance Pro- duction 40 JACQUELINE D. BUCKNER General Activities JOANNE BUGGS General Activities RONALD W. BULLOCK General Activities ZERA C. BURGESS General Activities ALLEN E. BURROUGHS General Activities MARY K. BURTON General Activities ORQUIDEA D. BUSTAMANTE General Activities RICHARD C. BUTEYN General Activities ANNIE R. BUTLER General Activities CASSANDRA BUTLER General Activities LAVANDIS BUTLER Football, BSU, “Upward Bound” Program JAMES CALDWELL General Activities LINDA M. CAREY General Activities JUDY A. CARMICHAEL Marching, Symphonic, and Pep Bands, Gym- nastics LEE CARRILLO General Activities 41 PHYLLIS CARROLL General Activities ■m RICHARD B. CARTER General Activities EMUS M. CARSON General Activities BRENDA M. CASTON General Activities CALEB Y. CHAN JUDY W. CHAN Photo Club General Activities MARSHA J. CHAN AFS, CSF, Sr. Class Council LAURA B. CHASTAIN Concert Chorale, Concert Orchestra MAUREEN A. CASEY General Activities CAMEALE E. CASEY Marching Band JACQUELYN CARTER General Activities DAVID G. CARTWRIGHT General Activities ALICE F. CHATMAN General Activities ANGELINA CHEN-OK OSU, Spanish Club, HS, CSF JENNIFER P. CHEW Sr. Friends Chairman, ASBHS Secretary, Sr. Class Council ROBERT CHEW Spring Jacket Editor Key Club, Sec.-Treas. GILBERT CHO General Activities ROBERT CHOW POD Staff VICKEY CHOW General Activities VINCENT CHOW General Activities DALE D. CHRISTIAN Concert Chorale, Sr. Friends DOUGLAS G. CHUN HS, CSF, Sealbearer, Crew, Block B ELEAZER L. CLARK General Activities LINDA CLARK General Activities DAVID G. CLAUDEANOS General Activities LORNA E. CLEMENTIN BSU, Sr. Friends HOLLY P. COATES General Activities 43 ERIC C. COBURN Stage Band, Key Club LAURIE A. COHEN General Activities CATHERINE D. COLEMAN General Activities LOUIS I. COLES Concert Chorale BARBARA A. COLLIN Berkeley Tutorial Project EDWIN J. COLLINS III Vice-President of Block B, Football, Crew PAUL R. COLOMBATTO General Activities SHELLEY COMENDANT Concert Chorale ELEANOR CONGER General Activities LARRY CONLEY Football GINICA V. CONTI Sr. Class Council LARRY COOK Track PATRICK A. COOLEY Basketball EDDIE M. COOPER BOC JILL D. COOPER Sr. Friends, Concert Chorale JOANN E. COPPERUD General Activities DIANE CORBIN General Activities ANNA COSBY General Activities FAYEDINE COULTER General Activities FREDERICK E. COUNSELL Project ’69 JACQUELYN COX General Activities JOHN S. COX General Activities SAMUEL P. COX EDDIE L. CREAMER General Activities Football, Track and Field ERIC M. CROSBY General Activities MARIA CUENGCO osu 45 ALLISON G. DANG General Activities JOSEPH P. DANTON DONNA R. DAVIES Jacket Photo Editor, General Activities HS, CSF, Sealbearer MICHELE E. DAVIS Sr. Friends, POD Staff, Sr. Class Council CLAUDIA CUMMINGS General Activities STEVEN B. DAVIS LINDA M. DEADMON General Activities Basketball, Track, Sr. Friends CHARLES L. DAVIS General Activities KIRKSEY W. DAVIS Track, Block B, BSU DEBRA D. DEAL Fall Jacket Editor KATHRYN D. DEAN Aeolian Choir MARIA G. DE LA ROSA Gymnastics DENNIS L. DEW General Activities LEONEL V. DICKEY BSU, Sr. Class Council AMY DIETER Madrigals, Berkeley Tutorial Project MARGO DIXON General Activities MARGARET A. DOBSON General Activities CAROL A. DODD Sr. Friends, Hiking Club RALPH D. DONNER General Activities VALERIE P. DOUGLAS BSU Secretary EILEEN R. DRAKE General Activities ANDRIETTE R. EARL ASBHS Vice-President, Sr. Class President CORNELIA L. EARL General Activities GWENDOLYN R. EDMOND BSU, Cheerleader, POD Co-editor, ASBHS Vice- President BENETHA M. EDWARDS General Activities JOY E. EDWARDS BSU JOYCE E. EDWARDS General Activities 47 MARY ELZY General Activities PAUL E. ENGE General Activities ROBERT S. ENSLER Concert Chorale DAVID A. EPSTEIN General Activities SALLIE J. ERDMANN Sr. Class Council, AFS CARLUS R. EVANS General Activities DONALD K. EVANS General Activities 48 THERESA A. EVANS General Activities KEN S. EIMOTO General Activities STEVEN L. ELLIS Symphonic Band, HS, Wrestling, Block B, Stage Band LOUIS J. ESCLOVON Football, Wrestling RICHARD ERSKINE General Activities DOROTHY J. EVANS General Activities KENNETH EKMAN General Activities ANN K. FARMER G eneral Activities THOMAS W. FARMER General Activities BERNETTE L. FERNANDEZ General Activities ALAN W. FERRIER General Activities BRENDA J. FIELDS General Activities MELISSA J. FLOWER General Activities ALAN FONG Rally Committee BRENDA K. FONG General Activities LAWRENCE C. FONG Track, OSU, Block B LEIGH D. FONG Marching Band LIONEL FORD General Activities DAVID FORSBERG General Activities HENRIETTA P. FORTE CALLEEN M. FORTUNE General Activities General Activities TOBIN FRALEY Hiking Club, Sr. Class Vice-President BETTIE E. FRANCIS General Activities 49 JULIAN E. FUNTANILLA General Activities BONNIE N. FRANCIS General Activities HISASHI FUJII General Activities TAHIRIH FREY General Activities MICHAEL J. FRICKEN General Activities FELICITAS FRANCK General Activities MARION R. FRANKLIN Sr. Class Council, Sr. Friends. HS, CSF ROBERT FRENZA Swimming WILLIAM D. FRANK Jacket Staff, POD Staff, Go Club DOMINQUEZ FRANKLIN General Activities TERRACE D. FRANKS Wrestling. Block B 50 CLAIRE L. GAEBLER KATHERINE GAFFEY General Activities AFS JAMES W. GANGWER General Activities GORDON GEE HS, HS Tutor, Photo Club, Hiking Club EMMA J. GAGE General Activities GARY M. GAINES General Activities RICHARD GAMBLE General Activities JOSE A. GARCIA Astronomy Club DAVID GARDELLA General Activities JOHN K. GARRETT Model UN, HS, CSF AURORA D. GARCIA General Activities DIANE T. GARCIA Keyettes RAYMOND D. GEE General Activities RAYMOND M. GEE General Activities 51 TORIVIA J. GIPSON GAA, Basketball, Field Hockey PAMELA GEIER General Activities DANA L. GILBERT Drama Productions, Mime Troupe, Masquers Play CORNELIA CONDOLEE GILLIAM GILDERSLEEVE General Activities General Activities BARBARA GLASS Rep-at-Large, BSU GAA, SCC, Sr. Class Council ANA L. GODINEZ General Activities SCOTT GISCHEL SANDRA L. GIVENS General Activities General Activities LOUISE H. GOCK General Activities 52 GARY C. GOLDSTEIN General Activities MARGARET GONCALVES Keyettes JAMES GORDON BSU, Track, Cross Country, Football MIKE GORDON Football WILLIAM R. GRAY Football, Track, Block B President DEBORAH A. GRAYSON General Activities GWENDOLYN GREENE General Activities JOHN M. GREENE Cross Country, ASBHS Treasurer, Crew RITA A. GRIEGO General Activities NATHAN GRIFFIN Track DIANE L. GROVES General Activities DAVID J. GUFFY Football, Crew, Block B LYNNE L. GYORY General Activities MIRANDA HALABY Sr. Class Council MARK M. HALE BHS Stage Band DENNIS B. HALEY General Activities ARLEDA B. HALL General Activities 53 STEPHANIE HALTON General Activities K. HAMMERQUIST Tutorial Project, SCC, IWE, Sound Crew STANLEY A. HALL General Activities ■■ STEPHEN L. HAMBLY General Activities VALVASTINE HAMBRICK BSU SAMMIE HAMPTON, III Track. Block B WAYNE M. HAMPTON General Activities MICHAEL D. HAND General Activities PETER L. HANNA General Activities DENIS G. HAMMOND Photo Club, Sound Crew GLENN A. HANG General Activities ERIC HANSEN Marching and Sym- phonic Band, Concert Orchestra EARL H. HARAGUCHI General Activities 54 DONALD HARANO osu JOANNE K. HARANO POD Staff DIANE HARBERTS Keyettes, HATS HELEN R. HARBERTS General Activities HOWARD L. HARDIE Gymnastics MAURICE W. HARRIS Football JEFFREY C. HARTMAN General Activities SUSAN H. HARTMANN General Activities BRUCE HASSELGREN General Activities ELLEN L. HAUGEN General Activities DIANE HAWKINS General Activities JOEL HAWLEY General Activities STEVEN T. HAYASHI Wrestling, HS, Rally Committee LOIS M. HAYASHIDA HATS, IWE, OSH, POD Staff SYDNEY A. HEIZER General Activities 55 DEBORAH HENDERSON General Activities EDWARD G. HENDERSON JOHN HENDERSON Football, Block B Baseball Vice-President KAREN E. HENNINGTON General Activities MELINDA F. HENSON General Activities YUVONNE D. HERBERT General Activities ANDREA F. HERRICK POD Staff, Stage Crew TERRY N. HERVEY General Activities LEONARD HESTER JR. Sr. Class Council ORAN B. HESTERMAN HS, CSF DANIEL H. HEYNS Football CAROLL HILL General Activities CLARA L. HILL BSU GERALDINE HILL General Activities GILBERT A. HILLIARD General Activities RUTH HILLIARD General Activities 56 CELIA J. HINSHAW General Activities MARILYN K. HIRATZKA General Activities SHERRY M. HIROTA JOHN B. HODGES Tutorial Project, OSU General Activities JOSEPH E. HOLMES Hiking Club, AFS MELISSA L. HOLTON General Activities LINDA L. HOLZINGER General Activities JIMMY HOM General Activities IfHi JOHN M. HOPKINS General Activities PETER Y. HORIKOSHI SELENA HORTON General Activities General Activities JOHN F. HOSMER General Activities CARL HOWARD General Activities CORNELL HOWARD General Activities KAREN L. HUDSON Pom Pon Girl MARVIN M. HUGHES General Activities 57 JUDITH M. HUNTER POD Staff CAROL A. HYDE HS, CSF, Aeolian Choir WENDY J. HYDE Orchestra, HS, Tutorial Protect NORIO IKEDA General Activities MARI IKI General Activities VICKI L. INGER IWE DAVID IVES General Activities MICHAEL A. IMAZUMI Rally Committee Chairman AMY I WAT A PHILLIP O. IWAWAKI Forensic Society, HS, Track CSF, Concert Orchestra RONALD JACKA General Activities BRENDA S. JACKSON General Activities JOHNNIE JACKSON General Activities LAWRENCE C. JACKSON General Activities LINDSAY L. JACKSON General Activities NANCY E. JACKSON Keyettes 58 KATHLEEN F. JACOBSON General Activities CATHERINE M. JAHN General Activities ALEKS JAKOVLJEVIC Swimming ROMANDA JAMES Teaching Aide VICKI JAMES General Activities WARREN JANG Wrestling BRUCE JARVIS Symphonic Band, Concert Chorale ANDREW D. JEFFRIES General Activities EMILY E. JENCKS GAA President CYNTHIA M. JENKINS General Activities ETHEL M. JENKINS Softball STANLEY JENKINS General Activities CAROL JENSEN General Activities DON F. JEW General Activities REGINA W. JEW Dance Production, Masquers 59 SHARON L. JOHN General Activities ARCHIE L. JOHNSON Basketball BRENDA JOHNSON General Activities BRENETTA JOHNSON Class Councils, Social Secretary, Softball, Track, IWE CLARENCE E. JOHNSON General Activities DEBORAH A. JOHNSON IWE, Musicals DELORES A. JOHNSON General Activities DOUGLAS JOHNSON School Exchanges ERIC K. JOHNSON Fall Play, Key Club, Football JIMMIE K. JOHNSON General Activities JOAN K. JOHNSON General Activities KENNETH H. JOHNSON Rally Committee, Cross Country, Motorcycle Club LINDA J. JOHNSON General Activities PATRICIA A. JOHNSON General Activities REGAN M. JOHNSON ROBIN JOHNSON Hiking Club, Project General Activities ’69, Photography, Make-up Crew 60 THOMAS C. JOHNSON General Activities VALERIE C. JOHNSON General Activities AMANDA F. JONES IWE SUZZETTE C. JOHNSON Head Cheerleader, BOC, BSU, Dance Prod., Track, GAA CHARLENE JONES General Activities DEBRA JONES Homecoming Queen DELENA R. JONES Madrigals, Project ’69, Chamber Singers DWAYNE JONES GAA, Class Council JUANITA L. JONES GAA, Class Council MARK B. JONES Marching Band, Cross Country PATRICIA A. JONES General Activities JAMES A. JOSEPH Varsity Track SUZANNE C. JYRINKI General Activities TRUDI M. KAHN Drama KENNETH M. KAHRS Model UN, Football Announcer SHINGO KAMADA Sound Crew 61 SALIH Z. KANDAN General Activities DAVID KATAYAMA General Activities DENNIS H. KATAYAMA Varsity Gymnastics, Block “B” THEODORE KATAYAMA HS, CSF, Chess Club Tutorial Program DORIS KENT General Activities YVONNE KENT IWE LUCY E. KERMAN BERNARD W. KIDWELL General Activities General Activities JERRY KIHARA LINDA J. KING TERRY I. KINOSHITA General Activities General Activities General Activities CLAUDIA L. KIRBY GAA AMY R. KLEINSTEIN JENNIFER KOCH STEVEN KOEL DANIEL KOHLMAN General Activities HS, Dance Prod., AFS, General Activities General Activities French Club, Aeolian Choir 62 ANN M. KOSITSKY SRV, Secretary of Forensics, Make-up Crew JEAN L. KREIDER Concert Orchestra, Class Secretary, Baroque Orchestra LAURA E. KUJAWA General Activities JOYCE KURAHARA General Activities GROVER E. LAMBERT General Activities PAT LANE General Activities SHARON LANGFORD Sr. Class Treasurer, GAA, Manuscript Club BARBARA LANGTON Keyettes, HS, IWE, French Club JOHN A. LARIMORE Key Club, Tutor, Election Committee THOMAS N. LATHROP Jacket Staff, Tennis JOYCE A. LA VINE General Activities ISAAC S. LAWS Football, Track, Basketball ANTHONY LE BLANC CINDY LEE Basketball, Baseball, General Activities POD Staff DENNIS LEE OSU, Rally Committee EUGENE F. LEE Jacket News Editor 63 KOON L. LEE General Activities MARVIN L. LEE General Activities MICHAEL LEE General Activities OUDIA LEE General Activities PHYLLIS LEE General Activities ROSALYN LEE General Activities RICHARD R. LEIMBACH General Activities EDWIN W. LEN General Activities BRYANT LEONG RICHARD M. Rally Committee LEVENSON Computer Club, Model UN JONATHAN D. LEW General Activities WILBUR LEW Fall Play, Concert Chorale, Concert Orchestra DONNIE R. LEWIS General Activities PAUL LEWIS General Activities VIVIAN A. LEWIS MARK S. LIFSCHUTZ Sr. Class Council, BSU, General Activities Karate Club, Sr. Friends 64 LILLIAN Y. LIM Forensics, Sr. Friends, CSF President, HS TERRANCE M. LIM SUSAN E. LINDHEIM Football, Spanish Club Spanish Club, GAA, HS, CSF LESLIE J. LINTS General Activities MARGARET LIVINGSTON General Activities JONATHAN R. LLANES General Activities JOSEPH C. LLANES General Activities GEORGE R. LOCK Football, Block B MICHAEL K. LOCKABY General Activities BARBARA A. LOCKHART GAA CHRISTINA R. LOFTUS General Activities GINGER LOGAN General Activities PETER M. LOGAN DANNY S. LOPEZ Stage Band, Orchestra, General Activities POD Staff LUCY A. LOPEZ General Activities WILLIAM D. LOUISELL General Activities 65 PAT LOVAN General Activities GLORIA LOZANO General Activities DENNIS J. LUM HS SUSAN M. LUMMIS General Activities MICKEY MA Photo Club, HS, CSF MARGO MacDONALD General Activities SANDRA LUSK Tennis, Modern Dance Club NANCY M. LUTZ Concert Orchestra DAVID H. MACBRIDE Tennis, Concert Orchestra RICHARD T. EDMUND MAH HS, Photo Club ALANDRIA MAIDEN General Activities TODD MAIN General Activities SUSAN MAGILLIGAN General Activities GEORGE R. MALLMAN Berkeley Exchange INGRID A. MARFOLDI General Activities DEMETRI W. MARSHALL Football, Rep-at-Large EVELYN C. MAPANAO General Activities SHARON G. MARCH Concert Chorale MARSHA L. MARION General Activities SUSAN D. MARTIN JAMES E. MASER General A ctivities General Activities CHRISTINE A. MASHY General Activities CHRISTINE MATHER General Activities MARGARET L. MATSUI General Activities GLENN H. MAYEDA General Activities SHIRLEY J. MAYS General Activities JOHN McADAMS General Activities MARY R. McBAY General Activities BEVERLY J. McCARTY General Activities YVONNE McCARTY General Activities - rex s. McClellan General Activities vivian McCullough General Activities RONALD McFADDEN General Activities 68 RONALD E. McFADDEN General Activities LISA B. McFARLANE General Activities SUSAN A. McGAHEY General Activities TROY D. McGEHEE General Activities PATRICIA A. McKEAN General Activities VIVIAN McQUINNIE General Activities WOODROW L. McWhorter General Activities STEPHEN MEHLERT Key Club, Soccer, Block B ARTURO MEJIA Soccer LEA L. MERRICK Orchestra, Dance Production THEA T. MERRICK Concert Orchestra GARY O. MERRILL Marching Band Manager, Track SHIRA I. MILGROM General Activities ALLISON L. MILLER General Activities CARLEN M. MILLER General Activities ELECTOR MILLER General Activities 69 MARY E. MITCHELL Concert Chorale, Gymnastics CATHERINE B. MINNER Concert Chorale JESSE L. MILLER Football MARTHA L. MINTUN General Activities KAY F. MILLER General Activities MARK S. MILLER General Activities ARTHUR C. MITCHELL JOHN A. MITCHELL Basketball, BSU General Activities REIKO MITCHELL General Activities RONALD T. MITSUYASU HS, CSF DIEGO D. MONTEMAYOR BHS Mascot 70 WILLIE P. MONTGOMERY General Activities STUART F. MOODY General Activities SUE MOONEY General Activities DIANE C. MOORE Sr. Class Council GEORGE MOORE General Activities JOHN MOORE General Activities ROSALYN C. MOORE Sr. Class Council, BSU, Sr. Friends JAMES D. MORGAN General Activities MICHAEL S. MORISHIGE General Activities SHIRLEY A. MORIWAKI OSU, Sr. Friends DOUGLAS MORTIMER Symphonic Band MARIO MUNGUIA General Activities CHERYL MURAKAMI Masquers, Dance Production DEAN MURANSHI Block B, Wrestling GAYLE P. MURPHY General Activities KAMAL P. MUTIALU General Activities 71 CHESTER NAKAHARA General Activities APRIL I. NEELY General Activities DELILAH J. NEELY General Activities ANITA I. NEWMAN Marching Band. Concert Orchestra BARBARA J. NEWMAN General Activities EDWIN H. NICCOLLS General Activities NORMAN A. NISHIOKA Swimming. Water Polo. HS. CSF CARLAS E. NORMAN General Activities EMILY ODA POD Staff. Basketball MARK D. OHMAN General Activities PATTI OKANO General Activities MEGAN J. OLIVER General Activities 72 MARJORIE P. OLSON General Activities PETER N. OLSON Golf, Stage Band, HS, CSF, Orchestra CRAIG ON General Activities AUGUST O ' NEAL, III Football, Track, Wrestling FRANCES O ' ROURKE General Activities VICKY OWYANG HS-CSF President, BOC, Jacket, POD, Sealbearer, Sr. Friends DARYL C. PACE General Activities PATRICIA M. PADILHA Spanish Club Vice-Pres. CYNTHIA J. PADILLA “Good Woman of Setzuan” ANN D. PAFFENBARGER Hiking Club SHIRLEY A. PARK General Activities JOHN B. PARRISH, III General Activities ALGENETTE PARTEE General Activities CHARLES E. PATTERSON General Activities JOE T. PATTERSON Football Announcer, Sound Crew, Com- munity High Assistant GERALD S. PATTON Basketball 73 RACHEL E. PECK General Activities JOCELYN A. PERRY General Activities RONONDO PERKINS General Activities PAMELA PERRY General Activities EUGENE W. PERRY Football, Track ANNETTE PENNEY General Activities JOYCELYN P. PEOPLES General Activities DAVID PEREZ General Activities FREDERICK D. PERRY General Activities RONALD J. PEARSALL Rally Committee, HS, CSF, BOC Representa- tive MARJA L. PELLINEN General Activities 74 JEFFREY O. PETERSON General Activities WILLIAM R. PETTY General Activities CYNTHIA PHILLIPS General Activities JOSEPH G. PHILLIPS Astronomy Club SYLVIA PINKSTON General Activities SANDRA PITTS HATS PATRICIA A. POLLAR BSC NOREEN C. POLLARD General Activities ELIZABETH P. POOLE General Activities JOHN L. POPE General Activities GREGSON W. PORTEOUS Basketball DEBRA L. POULSEN Pom Pon Girl MARY A. PREE Sr. Class Council MILFORD M. PRESTON General Activities SHARON PRIVETTE CHRISTINE M. PETER QUON General Activities PUCKETT HS, CSF, Photo Club, General Activities POD Photo Editor BARBARA L. RAAB Sr. Friends, HS, CSF, Marching, Pep Bands PRIDGEON Sr. Class Council, Cheer Leader 75 RANDI L. HOPE Sr. Friends ARZA E. RALPH General Activities THOMAS T. RATCLIFF General Activities MARY E. RAND Concert Chorale PAMELA K. RANGER General Activities JUDY R. REIMANN Cheer Leader, BOC, Sr. Class Social Secretary BRENDA J. RHETT General Activities JOHN REID General Activities JOHN W. REID Football, Track NANCY E. REINKE Sr. Friends AMY REYNOLDS Berkeley Tutorial Project 76 THOMAS H. RHETT General Activities KENNETH W. RICHARD Basketball CHESLEY F. RICHARDS HS, CSF, Sealbearer CONSTANCE RICHARDSON General Activities RENEE RICHARDSON General Activities SANDRA L. RICHARDSON General Activities STEPHEN D. RICKS RICHARD A. RIZZOLO EDWARD ROBERSON X-Country, Track, General Activities General Activities HS, CSF KATIE M. ROBERSON General Activities KATHLEEN M. GEORGE S. ROBINSON ROBERTS Track General Activities VELMA L. ROBINSON Sr. Friends DEBORAH ROBLES General Activities CHRISTINE RODA General Activities BRUCE E. ROGERS General Activities SUSAN A. ROGERS Manuscript Club 77 JOSEPH D. RONCHO Rally Committee LINDA M. ROSS General Activities BARBARA J. ROSTLER Swim Team. Spanish Club PEDRO ROMERO Concert Chorale GWEN ROUNDTREE BSU CHRISTOPHER J. ROWE Band - JOSEFINA I. RUBIO General Activities JUDITH A. ROWLAND General Activities TRACIE E. ROWSON General Activities PHILIP RUFF General Activities LASANDRA V. RUSS Drama 78 DAVID G. RUTH General Activities RONDA R. SAGE General Activities PATRICIA SAITO KAREN R. SAKAMOTO Hiking Club, Drama, HS, Sr. Friends HS, CSF, POD Layout Editor MICHAEL R. SANDERS Track BALWINDER SANDHU General Activities DENISE A. SANFORD Pom Pon Girl, Keyettes AILEEN SASAKI Sr. Class Council Secretary, Sr. Friends GARY SASAKI Tutorial Project, OSU DONALD H. SAYLES Track RONALD P. SCHAEFFER General Activities PETER D. SCHOLES Forensic Society, Hiking Club, HS, CSF DEBORAH K. SCHROCK General Activities MICHELE A. SCHURMAN Madrigals DEBRA J. SCOTT General Activities CARL T. SEDON General Activities LISA R. SEIDLITZ Masquers 79 JOSEPH SENEGAL, III JUDITH L. SERGEANT HENRY D. SERVICE General Activities General Activities Madrigals, Concert Chorale LAWRENCE SETO Chess Club DIANE L. SEWARD General Activities GRACE SEXTON Letter Girl JAMES T. SHAFFER General Activities DEBORAH E. SHANNON General Activities SHARON L. SHELTON RONALD D. SHIPMAN LISA A. SHON General Activities General Activities Hiking Club, HS, CSF JANICE SHORDIKE General Activities MARDI SICULAR Orchestra, HS, CSF SHELLEY N. SILVERTON General Activities WINTRELL E. SIMMONS Baseball RODERICK W. SIMPSON Football 80 SARA T. SIMS General Activities DREW H. SINEMUS Key Club, Soccer MARK A. SINGER Wrestling, Student Coach NANCY S. SKIPPER General Activities SHERRICK A. SLATTERY Stage Band FREDRIKA SLAUGHTER Concert Chorale JULIE J. SLAVAZZA HS, CSF, Sr. Friends STEVEN SMALL Basketball ANDREW W. SMITH Track BENJAMIN SMITH Baseball DAVID SMITH General Activities DEBORAH A. SMITH General Activities JESSE G. SMITH Weight Team RUTHERFORD P. SMITH General Activities VICTOR SMITH YORK J. SO General Activities General Activities 81 CATHY SPONSELLER Concert Chorale MICHELE S. STAMPP General Activities MARK H. STEIDEL General Activities KENNETH STEPHENS General Activities REGINOLD J. STEPHENS General Activities SHARON T. STERLING General Activities JOHN L. STERN Drama RICHARD G. STEVENS Baseball JESSE STEVENSON DONALD K. STEWART Football, Wrestling Concert Chorale, Drum Major, Orchestra JACQUELINE STEWART General Activities JOY E. STOCKSDALE General Activities JUDITH D. STONE Dance Production 1 LARRY J. STONE LESLI J. STONE Wrestling, Cross General Activities Country 82 MORGAN E. STRYKER Football, Tennis BROOKE A. STURDIVANT General Activities ALIVIA J. STRICKLIN General Activities WILLIAM A. SWARTZ Concert Chorale, Tennis DEBRA SUTTON General Activities RABIEB SUWANVANICHKIJ General Activities ANDREW D. SWEENEY General Activities CRAIG N. TABLER Chess Club DEXTOR M. TADEMY Football. Wrestling CLYDE K. TAKAHASHI Rally Committee MICHIKO TAKAKI General Activities VINCENT SWAIN General Activities CORVIN E. TADEMY Tennis 83 RUTH M. TAKAKI General Activities ERIC TAKATA General Activities RICKEY E. TANAKA Rally Committee, OSU, Swimming, Water Polo GORDON E. TAPER Concert Chorale, Harmoneers GARY TAPLIN General Activities JANIS D. TAPPIN General Activities CYNTHIA TAYLOR General Activities JOHN W. TAYLOR General Activities RANDOLPH D. TAYLOR General Activities SHARRON TAYLOR General Activities RICHARD M. TERAURA General Activities ALLAN J. TERRY HS, CSF SUSAN M. TETLOW General Activities PRASERT THAYEHASUKDA General Activities PEGGY L. THOMAS General Activities 84 DONALD P. TILLMAN General Activities DIANE M. TOM General Activities SYLVIA L. THOMPSON General Activities RENEE THREADGILL General Activities DONISE O. TILLMAN General Activities NEIL T. TODA Photo Club, Rally Committee WILLIE R. THROWER General Activities WAYNE R. TOJI Berkeley Tutorial Program, OSU MARY J. TOMINAGA Concert Chorale. Sr. Class Council, IWE CHARLES TOOMBS General Activities CLEMENTE L. TORRES REBECCA L. TORRES Cross Country, Soccer, General Activities Track, Block B AINO M. TOSSAVAINEN Concert Orchestra ANTHONY L. TRAYLOR General Activities OSCAR TREVINO General Activities GWENDOLYN TURNER General Activities DONNA M. UMEKI Marching Band, Pep Band DARLENE UPTON General Activities VICTOR M. VALDES Cross Country MICHAEL J. VAN GORDER General Activities RICHARD VARED General Activities MARIE M. VASQUEZ Karate Club BIREL VAUGHN General Activities MARY VISHER General Activities KATIE S. VOIGHT General Activities DIANA J. VOORHEIS IWE 86 PHILLIP A. WAEN General Activities CARL H. WAKE General Activities BRUCE L. WALKER General Activities CAROLYN WALKER General Activities MARION Y. WALKER BSU, Sr. Class Council MICHAEL WALKER General Activities DAVID G. WALLACE General Activities DONNA R. WALLACE BSU JOYCE E. WALLACE General Activities ARTHUR W. WARD Marching Band. Drama, Track FRANKLIN E. WARREN General Activities LOUISE WASHBURN General Activities TERRY WASHINGTON General Activities GREG N. WEES General Activities ELAINE WELDON Photo Club, HS, CSF 87 KUNG-SONG WENG General Activities CHERYL L. WENTWORTH General Activities JOHN A. WEST Concert Chorale LARRY D. WEST General Activities RODNEY A. WEST General Activities WANDA F. WESTBROOKS General Activities PAT WESTON General Activities ROY L. WHITAKER Concert Chorale, Track GREGORY W. WHITE General Activities PATRICIA J. WHITE General Activities BRENDA K. WHITTINGTON BSU HILMA M. WIKANDER Concert Orchestra SUSAN WILBUR General Activities ALICE F. WILLIAMS General Activities ALISON WILLIAMS Pom pon Girl 88 ANTHONY WILLIAMS Sr. Class Council, Drama CHARLES E. WILSON General Activities HAROLD L. WINDOM General Activities GREGORY B. WILLIAMS Track, BSU MARY A. WILLIAMS General Activities LEONARD J. WILLIAMS Sr. Class Council MICHAEL L. WILLIAMS General Activities PHILIP N. WILSON VIVIAN L. WILSON “Good Woman of Sr. Class Council Setzuan” CLIFFORD WOLIN EDWARD WONG General Activities General Activities MONA WILLIAMS General Activities RODNEY E. WILLIS General Activities VONCILE T. WILSON Sr. Class Council, Sr. Friends 89 GLEN WONG General Activities JIMMY WONG General Activities SUSAN C. WONG General Activities KENNETH WONG General Activities PERRY WONG General Activities ROSALYN WOODS JOHN M. WRAITH General Activities General Activities MARIA L. WOODBRIDGE General Activities MARK M. WOODRUFF General Activities BATHNIYS WRATHER General Activities ROBERT L. WRAITH 90 KENNETH R. WYSE General Activities CHRISTINE YAMATE Marching Band, Go Club, Symphonic Band VALERIE M. YASUKOCHI Spring POD Editor, Jacket Staff MABLE F. YEE OSU, Sr. Class Council, IWE, Sr. Friends, Tutorial Project, HS, CSF PAUL A. YONEMURA General Activities CHRIS YOSHIMURA OSU, Baseball STEVEN YOSHIMURA OSU, Baseball GAYE J. YOUNG Pom pon Girl, GAA JENNIFER F. YOUNG Girls’ Track KATHRYN A. YOUNG General Activities WILLIAM E. YOUNG Football, Block B. Crew ROBERT M. YU HS. Marching Band MICHAEL E. ZACHARIA General Activities BENJAMIN F. ZERCHER Tennis CHRISTINE A. ZOOK General Activities Varied Senior Faces LEFT: Mascot Diego Montemayor voices opposition during Forensic assembly. BELOW: Bill Gray says “how did you get so fine?” LOWER LEFT: Jacket cowboy Bob Chew turns out another edition. Express Berkeley High Rex McClellan “hangs in” during a lecture. Hank Service lumps Mr. Schuermann as Huey Newton looks on. photo by Caleb Chan Six of the prettiest eyes in Berkeley, just looking. photo by Caleb Chan 93 Junior 94 MRS. AVAKIAN — 1st row: Barbara Ballantine, Dandridge Bailey, Linda Armstrong, Lillie Ashby, Linda Atkins, Suzanne Barnett. 2nd row: Bill Bart, Bob Aspergren, Jason Baskett. MR. BELL — 1st row: Rod Becker, Catherine, Birch, Cheryl Bennett, Katherine Betts, Erica Bendix, Lois Diane Borden, Sara Bogard. 2nd row: Robert Blades, William Bias, Donna Batista, Ramona King, Linda Blunt, Kenneth Bryant, Milton Charles Bunn. 96 MISS BODENHAUSEN — 1st row: Paul Tom, Kathy Thomsen, Jane Toby, Dale Turner, Todd Uyeno. 2nd row: David Togasaki, John Uyeyama, Rogelio Valdez. MR. BRACELIN— 1st row: Patricia Bredehoft, Angela Brown, Wanda Braxton, Madlyn Bolton, Hilton Bowens, Robin Breuer. 2nd row: Peter Borregard, Robert Boyd, Charles Brewster. 97 MISS BURKE — 1st row: Rochelle Buillermo, Joan Burleigh, Laverne Butler, Yvonne Brown, Cheryl Howe, Gail Brown. 2nd row: Kenneth Brown, Jacqueline Burgess, Glenn Burke, Annette Hughes, Wayne Brown, Sam Wiley. 3rd row: Ramona King, Laurence Caine, Steve Cannon, Charles Burton, Marvin Buckley, Jarvis Brown. MR. CHAVEZ — 1st row: Janet Hultgren, Stephanie Hum, Susan Horsfall, Cheryl Howe, Bobbie Howard, Katherine Iida. 2nd row: Annette Hughes, Cadelia Howard, Tina Holton, Bart Hopkin, Gary Ingram. 3rd row: Hubert Howell, Wade Howard. 98 MRS. CHRISTIE — 1st row: Beverly Christopher, Willie Clayton, Laurie Cohen, Dorothy Corson, Trinail Coleman, Trudy Baltz, Gloria Cole. 2nd row: Mary Coleston, Jo Ann Cooper, Dennis Collins, Will Cogswell, Dennis Donovan, Robin Chung. MR. CONNOLLY — 1st row: Susan Bynum, Michael Anderson, Mary Woodyard, Kelly Akagi, Susan Aazam-Zanganeh. 2nd row: William Alexander, Eldridge Ames, Walter Burke, Rudolph Anderson, Leroy Edwards. 99 MR. CONSTANT — 1st row: Carl Croutch, Laura Crowe, Barbara Miller, Pat Smith, Paul Davidson. 2nd row: Doug Cummings, Darris Inman, Richard Cooper, John Cutler, Andy Davis. MR. COPLEY — 1st row: Robert Donnelly, Lucy Dominick, Elianne De La Vega, Pamela Davis, Prince Davis, John Bergen. 2nd row: Gregor Dixon, David Finn, David Dawson, Carl Day, James De Anda, Steve Diaz. 100 MR. COSTARELLA — 1st row: Kenneth Edington, Lanetta Dwin, Beverly Downing, Antonia Duplessis, Lilian Chow, Barbara Duda. 2nd row: Robbie Dunbar, Graeme Elberg, Brenda Dyson, Deloris Dunbar, Randy Thompson, Dennis Downie. MISS DANUSER — 1st row: Sally Carpenter, Debbie Chin, Leslie Carmichael, Becky Carter, Beverly Chew, Carolyn Layne, Alan Choy. 2nd row: Jeff Cheifetz, Richard Chao, Douglas Chinn, Leroy Edwards, Robert Chiang, Gordon Choyce. 3rd row: John Chew, Annette Burke, Karl Fong, Roy Phelps, Gregory Castillo. 4th row: Ramona King, Billy King, Walter Burke. 101 MR. DILLINGHAM — 1st row: Tom Fitch, Phyllis Fernandez, Ann Endo, Mabel Ellis, Patricia Roach, Debbie Fife. 2nd row: David Feinberg, Steve Fong, Reggie Cregler, Tom Fletcher, Gordon Erb, Dennis Fong. mttmt rl ff| 102 MR. FILUT — 1st row: Henryanne Fukuchi, Marguerite France, Randy Funk, Reva Fredrickson, Tim Fujii, Mike Goldner. 2nd row: Mark Greenleaf, Mark Freeman, Dave Gantz, Mary Dixon, Leroy Fortune, Cornelia Furey. MRS. GREGERSON — 1st row: Marvin Gilmore, Sidalia Garrett, Mary Garcia, May Jane Gee, Gwyla Rhone, Andrew Gee, Bennie Gayles. 2nd row: Bill Gegg, Ronald Gilliams, Charles Gillispie, Philip Godfrey, Seth Goldstein, Richard Goetsch. MISS HAHNE — 1st row: Alice Logan, Regina Logan, Ginger Logan, Donna Logan, Gwen Lyons, Jeannie Lopez. 2nd row: Ken Lynch, Chris Lovett, John Gaddy, Charles Holmes. 103 MR. HARVEY — 1st row: Emily Gray, Jackie Green, Denise Greer, Stacey Gralund, Alexa Gregory, Laura Hatch, Sandy Gregerman. 2nd row: Willie Gordon, Kevin Grisham, Joel Grossman, Gerald Green, Kenneth Griffin, Quincy Gowans, John Grossberg. MRS. HAWK — 1st row: Jane Hamre, Linda Haasarud, Marjorie Hand, Linda Edwards, Robin Hull, Dayle Hannah, Heidi Dobson. 2nd row: Kenneth Hammel, Kevin Guillory, Douglas Hackett, Tom Hamilton, Larry Green, Huan Han. 104 MR. HENSLEY — 1st row: Janice Haraguchi, Morrissa Hausknecht, Valvastine Hambrick, Loretta Harris, Diane Harris, Debra Harberts. 2nd row: Mike Keller, Harold Chin, Willie Harris, Ronald Harris, Jesse Harms. MR. HOUCK — 1st row: Kim Hope, Deborah Henderson, Margaret Hipkiss, Vivian Ho. 2nd row: David Kaiser, Harry Ka, Roscoe Hockenhull, Richard Henry. 105 MISS JACKSON — 1st row: Britt Johnson, Dorothy Jee, Mary Jenkins, Marilyn Jamerson, Romanda James, Christine Jessup. 2nd row: Steven Iyama, Mark Jansen, Joanne McKinney. 3rd row: Glenn Burke, Martin Inouye, David Rose, Tim James, Diane Hawkins. MR. KIZER — 1st row: Jolie Kanat, Laura Jones, Debbie Keller, Janice Jones, Cora Young, Joan Kawashiri. 2nd row: Kathleen Keller, Doug Cummings, Stewart Johnston, Peter Johnson, Leigh Jordan. 106 MR. LANGILLE — 1st row: Lila Crutchfield, Anna Lee, Carole Len, Sharon Lax, Lyn Lee, Debra Ann Lee, Darlene Lee. 2nd row: Li Kanger, Thomas Kanger, Margaret Moore, Nora Lindheim, James Levy, 3rd row: Herman Lim, Harald Leventhal. MR. LITTLE: 1st row: Marsha McCoy, Celia McCarthy, LaVerne Mason, Barbara Maxwell, Janice McAllister, Crystal Merritt, Virginia Mason. 2nd row: Richard Marukian, Tony Martin, Anastassios Legakis, Sandra Deering, Wilfred Malbreau, Shirley Marks. 3rd row: Deborah McClain. 107 MR. LORENZO — 1st row: Dennis Middleton, Melinda McCroskey, Bonnie Millet, Shirley Mitchell, Jean McSweeney, Dan Mitchell. 2nd row: Mike McMillion, David McFarlane, Alan Meier. MR. LUDEMANN — 1st row: Yoshi Nagashima, Judy Sousa, Laura Morgan, Avis Moore, Jackie Miyasaki, Diane Moore, Marie Munoz. 2nd row: Carl Moore, Glenn Nakamura, Bruce Morita, Ken Nakamura, Dana Morris, Maya Murashima. 3rd row: Gary Nakagaki, Frank Moore, Bruce Richard, Esteban Muldavin, Beatrice Natera. 108 MR. MANSKE — 1st row: John Owsley, Bobby Liu, Margot Murphy, Rebecca McKee, Engracia Ortiz, Anne Parker. 2nd row: Johnny Oliver, Jr., Charles O ' Quinn, John Parsons, Mike Politzer, Michael Oyama, Doug Sato. MR. McDONALD — 1st row: Robert McOmie, Steve Okawa, Elizabeth Obata, Martha Newman, Randy Nicholas, Steve Odom, Gary Nishita. 2nd row: Richard Nelson, Douglas Hogue, Jim Odegaard, Leonard Newman, Bob Noyce, Eliot Nelson, Roy Phelps. 3rd row: Vincent DiStefano. 109 MR. MEILEN — 1st row: Lois Rader, Kris Pedersen, Nancy Price, Gloria Parker, Joyce Posner. 2nd row: Roy Phelps, Robin Kendricks, Sharon Privitte, Larry Perez, Mike Posey. MRS. E. MOORE — 1st row: Nancy Rothenberg, Marilyn Saarni, Martin Ross, Andrew Rubin, Sue Rosenzweig, Kunplin Boonsri. 2nd row: Gene Thrower, Benjamin Joseph, Irvin Rollins, Bert Rossi, Antonio Ruvolo. 1 10 MR. PANASENKO — 1st row: Melanie Seepol, Judy Sato, Florence Seto, Sukhwinder Sandhu, Laura Sevilla. 2nd row: Laura Schulte, Bob Shallit, Michael Vincent, Alan Schnur, David Thompson. 3rd row: Michael Seegmiller, Paul McGhee, Tim Shelley, Chris Schulz. MRS. PILLARS — 1st row: Linda Smith, Connie Simpson, Susan Sheridan, Barbara Shimada, Diane Saska, Sue Anaya. 2nd row: Raphael Peck, James Simon, Lihi Shye, Ruta Sturjonis, Jonathan Singer. 3rd row: Kevin Smith, Robert Richards. 1 1 1 MISS ROWLAND — 1st row: Karen Tanada, Mary Tate, Lorraine Jackson, Linda Thomas, Cynthia Taylor. 2nd row: John Takeuchi, Ralph Taylor, Kary Taylor, David Talley, David Thompson. MR. STERN — 1st row: Michael King, Marilyn Kwock, Lauren Langmead, Kathy Kupka, Kristie Kohlman, Reginald Kwan. 2nd row: Joe Kita, Billy King, Mark Koplan, Mike Kujala. 3rd row: Tim Kittel, David Langmaid, Bruce Kreider, Martin Kelly, Patrick La Torres. 112 MR. TRAUM — 1st row: Sue Ouye, Maryse Weigand, Debra Walker, Wendy Webber, Julie Waldman, LaQuita Smith. 2nd row: Jim Ware, Robert West, Steve Wasserman, Martin Watterson. MISS MILLAR — 1st row: Holly Townes, Vermon Raney, Deborah Raymond, Gwyla Rhone, Louise Webb, Jann Ranger. 2nd row: Ted Turner, Paul Reeves, Cadelia Howard, Paul Price, Neru Parker. 3rd row: Gurdeep Randhawa, Robert Rapoport. 113 MR. TRYON — 1st row: Ann Takahashi, Ronald Stokes. Rebecca Stocking, Etsuko Sugimura, Stanley Sugimoto. 2nd row: Walter Smith, Albert Sun, Craig Starkey, Walter Stewart, Jack Steward. MR. WEIR — 1st row: Dorothy Tsang, Sheila Williams, Erik Williams, Barbara Williams, Deborah Williams, Connie Yang. 2nd row: George Willelm, Gregory Williams, Eric Weston, Blake Wharlen. 1 14 MR. WESTOVER — 1st row: Martha Wiltshire, Terrie Winslow, Natalie Williams, Leona Williams, Suphatra Suwanvanichkij, Gary Wong. 2nd row: Tom Windsor, Mike Wolff, Glenn Burke, Albert Lindsey, Matt Winkler. MISS WOODSON — 1st row: June Yanaba, Joyce Yee, Elizabeth Wuertele, Carolyn Wood, Patricia Williams, Constance Yukic. 2nd row: Joseph Reynolds, Henry Wu, Richard Ysunza, Ken Yee, Steven Yatabe, Jesse Harms, Robert Zipkin. 115 116 Class photo by Steve Adams 1 17 MRS. ALLEN — 1st row: Cherisse Cambre, Willie Brown, Michele Gabral, Lisa Bruce, Noel Calvin, Michael Caine. 2nd row: Tony Brown, Janice Byrant, Renee Brown, Tom Brown, Cynthia Burke, Michelle Burton, Vicki Cambric. MR. BAKOS — 1st row: Margaret Adams, Carol Mann, Debra Agee, Joan Ahmed, Peter Alfert. 2nd row: Bill Wikander, Cheryl Anderson, Sidney Anderson, Craig Williams. 3rd row: Mark Anania, Darwin Alonso. 118 MR. BRAGG — 1st row: Margit Birge, Charlotte Bendy, Barbara Bautista, Lisa Bell, Delores Wilson, Becky Beals, Adrienne Bathurst. 2nd row: Michael Bennett, Reggie Bowie, Joshua Blank, Christopher Jackson, Rachel Blau, Gary Boyd. MRS. F. BROWN — 1st row: Hector Botello, Willie Broach, Erva Boyd, Rochelle Broussard, Sarah Bouwsma, Eve Bodinger. 2nd row: Arlee Brown, Patricia Brooks, George Bouldin, Mark Bronson. 119 MRS. BUNTS — 1st row: Catherine Cassidy, Eleanor Carroll, Elaine Carey, Alice Collins, Patricia Carpenter, Madeline Chun. 2nd row: David Chisaki, Andrea Christian, Dona Chapman, Bonita Casimere. 3rd row: Casey Borowiak, James Cho, Louis Christ, Michael Carr, Richard Chengson. 4rd row: Rickie Campbell, Tim Cannon, Adam Chen-ok, Luis Bustamante. ♦ MR. COOLIDGE — 1st row: Jeni Coan, Brenda Dailey, Janet Clinnick, Anita Couey, Janet Craig. 2nd row: Steve Cartwright, Wendy Croft, Felton Campbell, Robert Catchings, Mary Ann Cook. 3rd row: Brent Claudeanos, Steve Chung, Dwight Cummings, Bill Clopton. 120 MR. DANE — 1st row: Karl Danielson, Harriet Davis, Linda Davis, Mary Dickson. 2nd row: Patrick Daniels, John Dodd, Balinda Davis, Jay De Natale. MR. DICKEY — 1st row: Teri Elms, Jill Escalante, Deborah Dyer, Betsy Elliott, Judy Enas. 2nd row: David Farrell, Steve Elson, David Dworkin, John Erdmann, Tyrone Cross, Donald Daniels. 121 MR. DUNN-RUIZ — 1st row: Judy Frazier, Jennifer Fidiam, Paula Ferguson, Patricia Fong, Rosie Fernadez, Remy Flores. 2nd row: Rick Faulk, Jeff Fentress, Charles Harris, Joe Feller, Jonathan White. 3rd row: Brian Finneran. MR. FIEDLER — 1st row: Rachelle Fuller, Winifred Froehlich, Cynthia Garrett, Gregory Freeman. 2nd row: Phil Garcia, Larry Frazier, Eric Freedman, Norman Funk. 122 MISS GARDNER — 1st row: Ellen Goetz, Rory Gibbens, Rebecca Garrett, lulie Goldsmith, Nora Goodfriend-Koven, Guadalupe Godinez. 2nd row: Steve Gold, Ronald Gilmore, Toby Gleason, Connie Gee. MISS GONZALEZ — 1st row: Denise Griggs, Sandy Granich, Bret Gould, Blanche Groves, Lindale Gushiken. 2nd row: Donald Gossette, Samuel Griffith, Malcolm Greene, Steven Guthrie, Kay Cater, Lathan Pelley, Debbie Gould. 3rd row: Sheila Green, Tommie Gregory, Keith Groves, Stephanie Burnes. 123 MR. GRONNIGEN — 1st row: Bruce Halloran, Sheila Hammond, Celeastia Harris, Bruce Harris, Debbie Hamblin. 2nd row: Joyce Ann Harding, Anita Hammond, Berdena Harris. MISS GROYON — 1st row: Angie Kelly, Debra Henderson, Linda Henderson, Malyne Hazard, Ruthie Heckly, Jackie Hegler. 2nd row: Suzy Hester, Patricia Henry, Randy Henderson, Dean Headly, Les Hazzard, Mina Gill. 124 MRS. HAMMOND — 1st row: Megan Hesterman, Broma Hubbard, Muriel Hopkins, Diane Hirvo, Gary Hum, Carol Heywood. 2nd row: Webster Holliday, Ronald Holmes, Lindsay Hiratzka, Rick Hope, George Horning. 3rd row: Richard Hourula, Nanthel Hopkins, Kim Hughes, Alyne Hazard. MRS. HARRINGTON — 1st row: Pat Ito, Peggie Jacob, Diane Ito, Gary Imazumi, Doug Hurlbut, Jacquelyn Jackson, Leslie Isaksen. 125 MR. HUSTON — 1st row: Jan Jennings, Billie Jones, Henry Hon, Howard Jee. 2nd row: Steven Johnson, Liz Jahn, Meir Givoni. MISS IMAI — 1st row: Kim Kita, Darrel Kinoshita, Elizabeth Kidner, Jean Kawashiri, Stella Jones Kumi Kawashiri, Stanles Gordon. 2nd row: Eric Joslyn, Kevin Kehoe, Danny Leventhal, Gary Kamiya, Samuel Kennon, Dorothy Kelly, Anthony Keeton. 126 MRS. JOGO — 1st row: Sarah Levinthal, Ellie Lewis, Anita Lopez, Angela Leong, Cheryl Johnson, Ben Lopez. 2nd row: Nancy Lemon, Janet Langton, Charles Lightfoot, Kevin Lew, Paul Liston. 3rd row: Jon Jennings, David Lemon, Patricia Jones, Roald Lokken. MR. JOHNSON — 1st row: Gwendolyn Lee, Jeff Larmour, John Lambert, Sara Jeffery, Cora Lee, Larry Lee. 2nd row: Debra Batchie, Martin Lee, Brad Lackey, Lyle Ledward, Gary Lawson, Joel Klutch. 127 MR. LEE — 1st row: Robin Marsh, Beatrice Mann, Melinda Lopez, Tina Main, Pr iscilla Louie, Patricia Louie. 2nd row: Michael Lusk, Peter Mann, Tony Martin, Kenneth Lowe, Cindy Leimbach, Ronald Mah. MR. LUKS — 1st row: Karen Matsumoto, Rachel Matheson, Ellen McEwen, Wilfred McGehee, Carolyn McGee, Glenn Matsunaga. 2nd row: David Mason, Marilyn Johnson, Betty Hsiao, Phil McCloud, Vera Mays. 128 MRS. MASON — 1st row: Rebecca Barber, Alice Albericci, Anita Baldwin, Noel Anthenien, Linda Baba. 2nd row: Raul Anziani, John Banks, Philip Assia, Mark Arnold, Mike Bade, Bob Barr. 3rd row: Andrew Barshay. MRS. MOHRBACH — 1st row: Steven Mitsuyasu, Barbara Nagatoshi, Diane Merrill, Florence Montgomery, Robert Mitsutome. 2nd row: Mark Mizokami, Ralph Mitchell, Robert Mitchel. 129 MR. NASH — 1st row: Ken Murakami, Judy Nakaso, Jeanne Nakagaki, Yumiko Morishita, Sherrie Munson, Kamal Kishore Mutialu. 2nd row: Mark Nakahara, Glenn Moyer, Dennis Nakamura, Reuben Murray, Lee Muldrow, Mark Louisell. MR. NEWCOM — 1st row: Barnard Norris, Jr., Nancy Noyce, Ellie Nishi, Bonny Neyhart, Bob Neumann. 2nd row: Juhani Nurmia, Elton Nicks, Larry Newsom, Emery Neves. 130 MRS. OLDERSHAW — 1st row: Lauren Owang, Eileen O ' Rourke, Marilyn Pearsall, Wendy Oretsky, Kate Oliver, Kara Obradovic. 2nd row: Daphne O ' Regan, Lawrence Williams, Paul Brown, M aureen Painter, John Partridge, Marilyn Pauley. 3rd row: Ronald Patterson, David Olson, William Oliver. MR. PAPE — 1st row: Stephen Anderson, Chris Sampson, Nancy Ma, Nina Wong, Michael Woodard. 131 MISS PATOW — 1st row: Lee Porteous, John Pederson, Cynthia Perry, Richard Perez. 2nd row: Gordon Porter, Michael Wilensky, Larry Porteous, Kazi Pitelka, Johnny Otis. MR. PATTERSON — 1st row: Matt Rabinowitz, Iris O ' Neal, Janice Reid, Diana Posey, Sharlene Nelms. 2nd row: Jim Reidenbach, Robin Eurich, Scott Porter, Larry Newsom, Linda Reed, Dan Casey. 132 MR. PE ARSE — 1st row: Philip Assia, Marianne Salas, Joan Rumford, Arlene Sano, Laurie Schrock, Marsha Schlegel, Glenn Sahara. 2nd row: Anthony Sannella, Thornton Thedley, Tommy Scanlon, Frank Scharlach. MISS RONE — 1st row: Janet Sherman, Leslie Shirasawa, Diane Seymour, Chirapa Sathirapatya. Jessie Scott. 2nd row: Guy Shelby, Michael Shade, Susanlyn Sherrod, Elton Nicks, Albert Sid. 133 MR. SCHRUMP — 1st row: Centa Shotten, Karen Sims, Danza Squire. 2nd row: Linda Spencer, Preetinder Somal, Angelina Siu. 3rd row: Matthew Skinner, John Skeels, Ernest Sowell. MRS. SMALL — 1st row: Ann Robinson, Patrice Roquemore, Nadine Williams, Jan Rogers, Susan Quon. 2nd row: Russell Robinson, Dwayne Richardson, Elton Nicks, Philip Royston, Stanley Richardson, George Rollins. 134 MISS SMITH — 1st row: Sam Stephens, Greg Taylor, Yvonnie Tate, Henrietta Stone, Mary Strange, Ralph Teraura. 2nd row: Jim Stewart, Chris Sampson, David Seabury, David Streitwieser, Phil Stahr. 3rd row: John Takahashi, Gundar Strads. MRS. SWISHER — 1st row: Rebecca Vasconcellos, Anita Threadgill, Abbie Swearingen, Jann Thompson, Shirly Tom, Mary Tom. 2nd row: Tony Torres, Jeff Trapin, Lowell Toyofuku, Vincent Tinaco, Alice Tetlow, Portia Trapps. 135 MR. TODD — 1st row: Doreen Wagner, Bruce Sagan, Marcus Tullis, Teri Tsuji, Virginia Trene ry, Danni Vilas. 2nd row: Tim Turner, Jon Vicars, Bruce Tsutsui, Vincent Trahan, Mike Uno, Malon Ugaki. 3rd row: Carlos Vela, Brenda Turner, Rosa Vasquez, Bob Tsaconas. MR. WEHKING — 1st row: Cynthia Weaver, Sally Watson, Kathleen Wasser, Jane Webber, Dianne Washington, Wendell Walton. 2nd row: Anthony Ward, Bill Walker, Kenneth Walker, Janet Washington, Si-Ming Wong, Richard Walter. 136 MR. WHITE — 1st row: David Weeks, Melissa Wester, Erma Webb, Denise West„Kuniko Wetlin. 2nd row: Kurt Wiggins, Todd Wehner, Jacqueline West, Dossie Williams. MR. K. YOUNG — 1st row: Zohary Tamar, Louise Yoshimura, Glenda Wyatt, Margery Zook, Terry Wong, Yuk Wong, Harumi Yamamoto. 2nd row: Ray Wong, Michael Yamamura, Gerald Yanaba, Arthur Yamashita, Larry Newsom. 3rd row: Eric Yamagata, Steven Wong, Raymond Young. 137 MR S. YOUNG — 1st row: Pam Wolin, Kim Wilson, Sheila Perry, Victoria Yang, Donald Wong. 2nd row: Tom Wilson, Morgan Wirta, Gary Williams, Linda Williams, Henry Wilson. 3rd row: Scott Wilson, Glen Williams, Sandra Prater. MAKE-UP — 1st row Stanley Franks, Gregory Wright, Alvalyn Woods. 138 Memorial Douglas Lum led a very happy life. He was exceptionally modest, even critical of himself for minor flaws. He worked conscientiously and never com- plained about anything unless he was in a position to correct it. His emotions were intense; he cared. He highly believed in the things he did. Most teachers liked him. He worked hard and diligently, always trying his best. He quite often berated himself for not attaining his goals, though to most people, they seemed quite impossible. Although most boys would never practice physical education at home for an intramural meet, Douglas took time out to do so. He met death in an accident practicing for a gymnastics meet. Douglas ' attitude toward school was determination for good grades, knowl- edge, and a worthy future. He was a straight-A student, not average by any means. He was a perfectionist to many people; indeed, an extraordinary person. The exemplary citizenship and outstanding scholarship of Douglas Lum will not be forgotten. 140 photo by Caleb Chan Homecoming Queen Crowned On Nov. 1, the day of the BHS-Kennedy football game, Debra Jones was chosen as the 1968 Home- coming Queen. In this picture, Debra is shown with her escort Lynn Pratte. photo by Japy Danton 142 Jacket Gridders End Season With 5-3-1 Record photo by Howard Coleston Varsity Football Team members consisted of: 1st row: Gordon Choyce, Ed Hen- derson, Ken Thompson, Eddie Creamer, Milton Brown, Roy Phelps, Lavandis Butler, Isaac Laws, and manager Mike Takaha. 2nd row: Dave Guffy, John Reid, Maurice Harris, Morgan Stryker, Ed Young, Larry Conley, Dexter Tademy, Rod Simpson, and Lamont Bennett. 3rd row: Wayne Brown, Steve Odom, Billy King, Jesse Stevenson, Robert West, Mike Gordon, Clarence Johnson, and Bruce Turman. 4th row: Rich Boschetti, Mike Anderson, Rex McClellan, John Parrish, Frank Stublefield, Paul Arndt, Terry Lim, E. J. Collins, and Demetri Marshall. Back row: Victor Smith, William Gray, Tom Fletcher, Bruce Kreider, John Parsons, Carl Day, and Tom Schultz. 143 BHS Pigskin Action Was Fast and Furious E. J. Collins, Jacket quarterback eludes an oncoming tackier. photo by Howard Coleston Berkeley 12 Alameda 47 at Berkeley Berkeley 27 Pacific 0 at Pacific Berkeley 12 Pinole 19 at Berkeley Berkeley 12 Encinal 7 at Encinal Berkeley 31 De Anza 0 at De Anza Berkeley 19 Richmond 19 at Berkeley Berkeley 0 Kennedy 13 at Berkeley Berkeley 25 El Cerrito 7 at El Cerrito Berkeley 14 San Leandro 0 at Berkeley Wayne Bennett (27) sprints for good yardage as E. J. Collins (12) and Eddie Creamer (35) prepare the way. photo by Dan Ake 144 Moments of Truth u 8 iiiii ffiii William Gray bulls his way through Richmond’s defensive line. photo by Dan Ake Ken Thompson and Lamonte Bennett (72) crush Encinal’s star Jet. photo by Howard Coleston Terry Lim, John Reid, La- monte Bennett, Eddie Creamer and Victor Smith concentrate during an im- portant play. 145 Football Team’s Tough Pinole Valley breaks through Berkeley’s shattered line. Big Ed Creamer bores a hole for powerhouse Bill Gray. photo by Dennis Hammond 146 Battle Fails Suzette Johnson, head cheerleader, sometimes wonders when school spirit has gone. Karen Hudson, pom pon girl cheers as Berkeley down El Cerrito 25-7. Diego Montemayor, school mas- cot for the second consecutive year, warms up before the game. photo by Don Akc 147 BHS Football Draws Students of All Factions Rally boys Ken Johnson, Mike Imazumi, Alan Fong, Ronald Pearsall and Joseph Roncho (L-R) help at the football games (sometimes). , , photo by Howard Coleston 9 i “Well, I’d just as soon not get involved.” (Roy Phelps) photo by Howard Coleston “I’d die for dear old Berkeley,” say Senior Isaac photo by Dennis Hammond 148 Undergraduates Prove Worthy Football Opponents Junior Varsity Football Team. 1st Row front: Reggie Cregler. 2nd Row: Paul Price, Ron Harris, Howard Wade. 3rd Row: Carl Day, Nick Baldo, Rogelio Valdez. 4th Row: Billy King, Roy Phelps. photo by Robin Eurich Sophomore Football Team. Front Row L-R: Brad Lackey, Jerry Gifford, Mike Bennett, Emery Neeves, Joe Bellon. 2nd Row: Philip Assia, Ken Walker. 3rd Row: Stan Richardson, Tom Wilson, Reuben Murray, Marcus Hampton, 4th Row: Rick Faulk, Rick King, Phil Stahr. photo by Robin Eurich Football Players Receive Awards After Berkeley High ' s football season was over, Berkeley coaches voted William Gray as Most Valuable Back; Ed Henderson as Most Valuable Lineman; Demetri Marshall as Most Improved Player; and Richard Boschetti as Most Inspirational Player. Gray was leading ball carrier, carrying the ball 142 times for 715 yards tor an average gain of 5.0 yards. He caught 1C passes for 142 yards and one touchdown. On kick offs, Gray was also instrumental receiving 10 for 231 yards and his lone touchdown came against league winner Alameda. Altogether, Gray scored 1 1 touchdowns for 67 points. Gray was also honored by being named co-captain of the team, he was Prep of the Week for the Pacific game, and was an honorable mention on the all ACAL team at offensive running back. Henderson was a two year letterman, and was named co-captain of the team. He made 58 unassisted tackles during the season. Henderson played both on offense as a guard and defense as a tackle and was considered the best blocker on the team. Henderson made honorable mention on the all league team at defensive tackle. Demetri Marshall was a two year letterman and was also a co-captain of the team with Henderson, Gray and Boschetti. Last year Marshall attended a ' ' football summer camp and it paid off as he intercepted 6 passes in 6 games as a safety on defense and completed 6 out of 14 passes as a quarterback on offense. His percentage of completed passes was 46% and had a total of 103 yards and scored one touchdown. Marshall, for his efforts on defensive, made honorable mention on all league as a safety. Richard Boschetti also a two year letterman, started on last years varsity. He made 50 unassisted tackles as a middle linebacker. On offense Boschetti played halfback and caughf 7 passes for 83 yards. Boschetti was considered the best blocking back in the league. Left to Right: Demetri Marshall, Richard Boschetti, Bill Gray, Ed Henderson. 150 Soccer Team Wins 6 Out of 9 For First Year Laurence Perez and Robert Rapaport practice in the mU( ' photo by Steve Adams Tony Torres leaps to catch a possible goal. photo by J. Nurmia and T. Gleason Soccer Team — Back Row: Coach Henry Bell, Steve Wong, Robert Rapaport, Roger Steuble, Don Noyce, Andy Rubin, Leigh Jordan, Luis Bustemante, Drew Sinemus, Zeki Kandan, Ricky Henry (manager). Kneeling 1-r: Mare Harris, Larry Perez, Richard Perez, Henry Andre, Stephen Mehlert, Kam Wong (captain), David Nor- eiga, Henry Wu. Not Present: Tony Torres, Eric Ivory. photo by Robert Schaeffer 151 Crafty Cal’s Mighty Tankmen Stroke to | all photos by Robert Schaeffer a Successful 68-69 Swimming Season l-r bottom: A. Taylor, R. Englund, M. Logan, K. Plainfield, J. Costarella, L. Kwock. 2nd row: C. Jessup, N. Nishioka, R. Takahashi, R. Tanaka, R. Frenza, C. Collins. 3rd row: D. Smith, T. Swartz, J. Caro, Coach Jones, B. Halloran, S. Guthrie, K. Keller, S. Symond. 4th row: A. Meier, S. John- ston, M. Chang, M. Nishioka, K. Wiggins, P. O ' Rourke, M. Lusk, E. Perkins, W. Luk, R. Snyder. TOP: The “big four” who will be riding herd on many swim- mers next season. 1. to r.: Keith Keller, Kim Plainfield, Alan Taylor, Mike Chang. all photos by Robert Schaeffer Robert Frenza shows his perfect form. Capers Get Off to a Fast Start o Varsity Basketball Team First Row, left to right: Prentiss Haley, Archie Johnson, Dan Palley, Ken Richard. Second Row, left to right: Mike Takaha, Marvin Buckley, Ed Henderson, Tony Le Blanc, John Lambert, Pat Cooley, Sam Wiley, Scott Patton. photo by Howard Coleston Pat Cooley drives in for an easy two points. photo by Howard Coleston CagPrs plotting strategy during a time-out — photo by Neil Toda Berkeley High ' s cagers failed in their attempt for a fourth straight ACAL title this year, finishing third behind El Cerrito and Richmond. Nevertheless the Yellow Jackets won twenty games against twelve de- feats overall and were twelve and six in league play. All league selections Pat Cooley and Tony Le Blanc led the scrappy Jackets along with floor leader Dan Palley, 6 ' 9 center John Lambert and Ken Rich- ard rounding out the starting quintet. Marvin Buckley also played a dominant role as the sixth man alternating between forward and guard. The Jackets finished the first round of league play tied with Richmond for first place with a record of eight and one. The Berkeleyans lost their league opener to Kennedy 81-79 but come on strong to win eight straight including a win over Richmond, 61-59, Pat Cooley pouring in 35 points, and a win over El Cerrito 59-56. The second round was complete disaster for the Jackets as they could win only four games compared to five losses, losing heartbreakers to Richmond, 81-78, in double overtime and to El Cerrito in over- time, 68-64. In the Shaughnessy playoffs, the Jackets blew a sixteen point halftime lead to El Cerrito in the open- ing game, 63-59. Bouncing back the next night the Yellow Jackets defeated Kennedy 76-72 for the first time in three tries in the consolation game, to finish third. 155 Tony LeBlanc grabs another rebound — photo by Howard Coleston. JV Basketball Team. Standing: John Nikcevich, James Shaffer, Glenn Burke, Len Newman, Mark Koplan, Willie Gordon, Frank Moore, Bruce Richard. Kneeling: Larry Green, Nicholas Abraham, Coach Kizer. Missing: Pete Carlson. photo by Howard Coleston Sophomore Basketball Team. Front: (sitting) Gary Williams. Front Row: (left to right) Wilfred Ussery, Chris Polk, Gary Lawson, Cos Jacobs, David Grant, and Chris Sampson. Back Row: (left to right) Gordon Porter, Larry Frazier, Carl Walker, Colin Lee, Tom Wilson, Bruce Tsutsui, Rick Faulk, Mr. Bragg. Missing: Tom Wood. photo by Robert Schaeffer Bruce Richard (54) pulls down another re- 156 bound for the JV’s against San Leandro. photo by Howard Coleston John Lambert (5) muscles up a shot from among the traffic under the basket. photo by Howard Coleston X-Country Team Lack Members For Success This year ' s varsity Cross Country team, led by the victorious senior John Dean, took third place in the A.C.A.L. championships. John, who badly defeated his big rival from El Cerrito for first place, went on to become the first Berkeley Cross Country runner to make the North Coast finals in a good many years. Few came out this year, but what Berkeley lacked in attendance it made up in spirit, beating o ther larger schools. Few runners made the JV team very weak with two runners who did qualify for JV usually sub- stituting for absent varsity runners. Those who did come out are juniors Kam Wong and Kenneth Bryant. Our yellowjacket Soph-Frosh team did a fine job in competition, placing second in A.C.A.L. The team was led by soph Orlando Cunningham, who pulled out ahead in his usual fashion to take first place for Berkeley. Richard Beibel and David Streitweiser also did a fine job, always placing high in the order of the team. This year’s Varsity Cross Country Team consisted of: 1st Row: (l.-r.) Larry Stone, John Dean, Eliot Nelson. 2nd Row: (l.-r.) Arthur Ward, Richard Nelson. Not shown are Steve Ricks, Mike Greene, and Victor Valdez. Soph-Frosh Cross Country runners were (l.-r.): Ricky Timms, Dave Streitweiser, Orlando Cunningham, Richard Beibel, Robin Eurich, and Richard Valdez. Not shown are Phillip Beibel, Mark Hawser, Steve Cartwright, and Eugene Dominique. a n photos by Robert Schaeffer 157 Handicapped Gymnasts 1969 Berkeley High Gymnastic Team — 1st row (left to right): Robert Harden. Henry Hon, Rick Hope. 2nd row: John Chew, Charles Burton, Will Cogswell, Howard Hardie, Kim Hughes, Paul Davidson, Jon Peterson. Whoops! Kim Hughes does an “L” on the rings. all photos by Robert Schaeffer Lose Most Meets Rick Hope, soph sensation, performs a handstand on rings. Howard Hardie displays his skill on the high bar. Berkeley ' s Gymnastic team placed low in competition be- cause of inexperience this year. With only two returning letter- men, Coach Allin faced the sea- son handicapped, lost heavily, but managed to salvage team spirit. Outstanding gymnasts this year were RobertHarden, Charles Burton, Rick Hope and John Chew. Harden was the outstanding gymnast of the year because of espirit, will to practice and ability to perform under pressure. Awk! Kim Hughes prepares dismount on sidehorse. all photos by Robert Schaeffer 159 Froth and Splash Artists Demonstrate Talents Ricky Tanaka sweats to victory. photo by Dennis Hammond The not so undefeatable water polo team. photo by Linda Wong Norman Nishioka makes a pass for dear old Berkeley High. photo by Dennis Hammond 160 “Smile, boys; this is our moment of glory.” photo by Dennis Hammond Matmen Score a Berkeley First Varsity Wrestling Team Members — 1-r, 1st row: Henry Hon, Gary Wong, Gary Imazumi, Orlando Cunningham, Terrance Franks. 2nd row: Louis Esclovan, Steve Hayashi, Lee Porteous, Ron McFadden, Jesse Stevenson, Larry Porteous. Back row: Coach Jim Catlett, Dexter Tademy, Clifford Brown, Roy Phelps, Gordon Choyce, Lamonte Bennett, Jarvis Brown and assistant coach Don Bracelin. photo by Robert Schaeffer Lee Porteous begins a throw. Ron McFadden grapples for a hold. photo by Robert Schaeffer 1 61 Berkeley High Wins First Steve Hayashi about to roll his opponent over for a pin. Berkeley High won its first ACAL wrestling championship when its matmen bested the league with a 6-2 win record. Ten Jacket wrestlers qualified in the ACAL finals: Jarvis Brown, Darrel Crowder, Steve Ellis, Jesse Stevenson, Dean Muran- ishi, Lamonte Bennett, Clifford Brown, Percy Samuels, Gordon Choyce, and Roy Phelps. Jacket pinners emerged best in the league with a total of 1 18 points and beat Richmond in the finals by 6 points for the champion- ship. A Berkeley wrestler at a temporary dis- advantage. Henry Hon chalks up another pin. all photos by Robert Schaeffer I ACAL Wrestling Championship Roy Phelps defeats his opponent at ACAL finals. L-R: First row, Prentiss Alexander, Steve Hayashi, Darrell Crowder, Orlando Cunningham, Louis Esclovan, Terrance Franks. Second Row: Mr. Bracelin. Lee Porteous, Greg Sage, Jarvis Brown, Percy Samuels, Jesse Stevenson, Steve Ellis, Leroy Fortune, Ronald McFadden, Lamonte Bennett, Mr. Hamilton, Mr. Cattlett. Back Row: Cliff Brown, Peter Laughlin, Roy Phelps, Gordon Choyce, Dexter Tademy, Larry Porteous, Steve Zambrano. Jesse Stevenson wins out over his opponent 8 to 0. all photos by Robert Schaeffer Steve Ellis and Jesse Stevenson were voted co-captains of the 1968- 69 championship team. Steve who was undefeated in dual competition was selected as Most Valuable Wrestler. Clifford Brown pinned more opponents than any other Jacket matman. BHS Netmen Drive Strong to Win Berkeley’s varsity tennis team. First row from left to right: Dean Headly, Reggie Kwan, Jeff Jue; second row: Dave McBride, Thomas Lathrop, Corvin Tademy, Tim Cannon, and Steve Cannon. Standing on the right is Coach James Bragg. photo by Howard Coleston Dean Headly aces one over the net. photo by Robert Schaeffer 164 Tennis Team Reaches For Top Another serve by Captain MacBride. photo by Robert Schaeffer Jeff Jue ready to rack up another. photo by Robert Schaeffer JV tennis team members consist of Front row, l.-r.: John Fairchild, Jeff Jackson, Steve Snitt, Jim Alexander, Scott Leiker. Second row: John Mamer, Steve Oki, ] 65 Harold Leventhal, Jim Morgan, Mr. Bragg. Third row: Eric Freedman, Bill Swartz, Jim Stewart, Mark Messenger. photo by Howard Coleston Superb Sammy Breaks Front row, l.-r.: Lawrence Fong, James Gordon, Eugene Perry, Ken Griffin, Paul Arndt. 2nd row: Sammy Hampton, Jim Joseph, Gary Merrill, Gary Williams, Ron McFadden, Paul McGhee, Dave Dawson, Jerry Giffort. 3rd row: John Parsons, Kirk Davis, John Dean, Jim Kittel, Irvin Rollins, Jeff Olpin, Larry Stone, Clifford Boston, Wayne Brown, Richard Nel- son. Ron Harris. John Parrish, Kary Taylor. Ken Thompson, Andy Smith, Chuck O’Quinn, Arthur Ward, Robert Lee, Eliot Nelson. Kenny Griffin uses his head to nip Paul Arndt in the 440 relay. 1 photo by Robert Schaeffer James Gordon wins his specialty, the 880. All-Time Vaulting Record Greg Sage beats his Tech opponent in the “B” 440 relay. a jj pb 0 t 0S by Robert Schaeffer Sammy Hampton, East Bay pole vault record holder, soars to new heights in the pole vault. photo by Robert Schaeffer Jimmy Joseph slips over the bar in the high jump. photo by Morgan Smith Prince Davis leaps to a victory in varsity long jump. photo by Robert Schaeffer Robin Eurich shows great determination in the long jump. photo by Robert Schaeffer Spikers Place a Mi V 1 i I’V J? Gary Williams heaves the shot farther than the other team. ist In ACAL Mile Relay Team of James Gordan, Wayne Brown, Larry Fong and Paul Arndt pose before a meet. Arthur Ward breaks the tape in the mile run. photo by Robert Schaeffer photo by Morgan Smith photo by Robert Schaeffer Front row, l.-r.: S. Drisdale, J. Johnson, H. Valdez, C. Lipscomb, R. McCarthy, S. Zambrano, B. Muranishi, G. Sage. 2nd row: R. Biebel, K.. Osborne, D. Ellis, L. William, R. Jacobs, R. Eurick, C. Valdez. 3rd row: Barrett, L. Herbent, Royston, S., Shakesnider T., D. William, Domingue E., D. Streit Weisek, G. Williams, C. William, Oliver B., R. Timms. 4th row: J. Choyce, B. King, Hockenhall R., Scanlon, O. Logan, R. Patterson, Davis, C. Hollim on. P. Laughlin. 169 iuA- Track Team Displays Excellence Kirk Davis flies to victory in 180 Lows against Pittsburg. photo by Morgan Smith Top distance man John Dean on to another win in the mile. photo by Robert Schaeffer Wayne Bennett out of the blocks in the 440 relay. photo by Linda Wong Eugene Perry “steppin” over 180 Lows. 170 BHS Oarsmen Best In East Bay Varsity eight crew members: front row; E. J. Collins, Eddie Young, Jose Malave (coxwain), Bruce Kreider, David Guffy. Back row; Alex Frasco, Larry Caine, Douglas Chun, Mike Greene. photo by Robert Chow High-spirited and high-flying, the Berkeley High School crew team has been very unkind to all their opponents. The Awesome Eightsome (E. J. Collins (stroke), Eddie Young, Bruce Kreider, David Guffy, Larry Caine, Alex Frasco, Mike Greene, Douglas Chun and coxwain Jose Malave) rightfully deserve the title of Bay Area Rowing League champions for the only time they have ever been with another boat at a race, has been at the start. In their first meet of the 1969 season, the varsity 8 completely swamped Oakland, blitz- ing to a record time of 4:39.5, a record which had never been equalled at Aquatic Park. In subse- quent races, Salesian, Fremont and even defend- ing champion Skyline felt what it is like to row in the wake of fhe mighty Jacket oarsmen. Varsity Crew Members: Jose Malavy, E. J. Collins, Eddie Young, Bruce Krieder, David Guffy, Larry Caine, Alex Frasco, Mike Greene, Douglas Chun. photo by Robert Schaeffer Though shadowed by their big brothers, the JV Crew is an impressive team in their own right. Mainly composed of first-year men, the JV ' s rowed surprisingly well to defeat Salesian after losing to Skyline. Look to the JV ' s to bring home a championship next year. The lightweight four, a lean and hungry crew consisting of Mike Green (stroke), Douglas Chun, Tom Wood, Richard Stitt and coxwain Larry Brickell, rowed past Salesian, Skyline and Fre- mont to muscle their way to the BARL finals. In a hard fought row against Salesian, the light- weights brought home the crown, a Berkeley first. In the heavyweight division, E. J. Collins (stroke), David Guffy, Bruce Kreider, Eddie Young and coxswain Joe Malaver handed Salesian solid defeats on two occasions, but barely lost out to St. Joseph ' s twice. Nevertheless, they won a berth to the finals and proved themselves the best in the bay area. JV crew team: front row; Richard Stitt, Tom Wood, Larry Brickell (coxwain), Mike Anderson, Mike Caine. Back row; Mark Schultz, Chuck Toombs, Jack Toombs, Jon Gabor. photo by Robert Chow 171 Jacket Nine Shows Prowess In 1st row L-R: Chris Yoshimura, Victor Smith, Glenn Burke, Victor Brown, Richard Boschetti, Steve Yoshimura, Bill King. 2nd row L-R: Tom Pearse (coach), Bill Hay- ward (asst, coach), Ken Nakamura, Tony Le Blanc, Bugs Stevens, Mike Allen, Roy Phelps, John Henderson, Mike Takaha. photo by Howard Coleston Glen Burke reaches for an out. 1 j2 photo by Howard Coleston Chris Yoshimura catches a stray ball under the scrutinizing eye of the umpire during a baseball game. photo by Howard Coleston Alameda County Athletic League Led by a fine pitching staff and a powerful hitting attack the Jacket baseballers continued to show their prowess in the ACAL. With new head coach Tom Pearse at the reins, the Jacket nine once again fought a tough battle with the Richmond Oilers for the ACAL champion- ship. Three year starter Bugs Stevens led a fine group of Berkeley mound-men into the ACAL campaign. An ex- ample of the Jackets ability is the fact that he was con- tacted by scouts from two professional ball teams — and in the words of coach Tom Pearse, Bugs is one of the finest pitchers in the area and one of the easiest people on the team to coach. Stevens was not the whole show as Mike Allen and Ken Nakamura were both im- pressive on the year. Allen plagued by a sore arm before the season and a fractured finger during the season still managed to pitch impressive ball. . . and the ball park was shaken by the force of Mike Allen’s throw.” photo by Howard Coleston In the hitting department Victor Brown, brother of former Jacket star Norman Brown, supplied most of the power all season long as he batted well into the 300 ' s. Also supporting Brown with their bats were junior Roy Phelps who batted in the 300 ' s all year, and twin brothers Chris and Steve Yoshimura, who also batted over 300 throughout the year. Defensively the arms of Brown, juniors Billy King and Glenn Burke in the outfield kept Jacket opponents from attempting to get extra bases. The hot spots were manned by Phelps at first and Richard Boschetti at third, both of whom battled for the team field- ing percentage lead. Finally the double play combination of John Henderson and Steve Yoshimura and the fine arm of catcher Christ Yoshimura kept many of the Jacket opponents from getting as far as thi rd base. . Ken Nakamura shows his pitching skill in the infield during a hot baseball game. photo by Howard J. Coleston JV Baseball Team 1st row, 1-r: Steven Mitchell, Steve Odom, Les Hazzard, Gary Nishita, Ernie Smith, Mark Nakahara. 2nd row, 1-r: Coach Lon McCasland, Gil Williams, Bill Gregg, Benny Gayles, Bill Listscott, Randy Ellington, Carey Brown. photo by Howard Coleston Golf Team Has Outstanding Season L.-R.: Frank Bent, Jeff Larmour, Paul Liston, Craig Starkey. Block B Society Splits From BOC The Block B split came about through financial difficulties between the BOC and the Athletic Department. It seems that the Board of Control was getting more money out of the athletic events than the Block B, so Mr. Don Davies, Curriculum Associate for the Physical Education Department, and Dan Gold- smith, ASBHS president negotiated together and came up with the following plan: The Block B would receive all of the funds from the athletic events and they would also pay for their own expenses (uniform cleaning, tickets, etc.) which were previously paid for by the BOC. 1st row: 1-r: John Chew, James Gordon, Richard Boschetti, Eugene Perry, Lawrence Fong, Steve Guthrie. 2nd row: 1-r: Stewart Johnson, Eliot Nelson, Bruce Halloran, Rickey Tanaka, Richard Nelson, Charles Burton, Bill Gray, Louis Esclovon. 3rd row: 1-r: Steve Yoshimura, Arthur Ward, Ken Thompson, David Guffy, Eddie Young, Mike Greene, Jarvis Brown, Jesse Stevenson. Not Shown: Victor Brown, Sammy Hampton, Lamont Bennett, Andy Smith, Cle- mente Torres, Morgan Stryker, Dan Heyns, Mike Gor m, Howard Hardie, Steve Ellis, Charles Lee, Diego Monte- mayor, Dean Muranishi, Kirk Davis. photo by Robert Schaeffer 175 Performing photo by Steve Adams photo by Luticia Hall 177 Ji £jjj PAD Concerts Receive The Symphonic Band, along with student teacher Scott Harvey, has performed in a number of concerts, including the Berkeley Junior Traffic Patrol Review, graduation at the Greek Theater, and the Cali- fornia Music Educators Association Music Festival. Baroque Orchestra, led by Mr. Haynes, performed at two family concerts. The Aeolian Choir, an all girl vocal group under the direction of Jacqueline Hardester, performed on several occasions including Serenade to Music and a non-mandatory assembly. 178 Aeolian Choir Row I (l.-r.): Judy Chan, Amy Kleinstein, Deborah Lee, Ann Takahashi , Marilyn Coleman, Sharon March, Lois Smith(?), Susan Sheridan, Elaine Weldon, Barbara Duda. Row II (l.-r.): Sharon Harris, Diane Borden, Nora Lindheim, Marilyn Saarni, Joycelyn Peoples, Debbie Fife, Kathleen Groves, Virginia Mason, Debbie Sampson, Mrs. Hardester. Row III (l.-r.): Chris Pluckett, Pemba Miller, Louise Webb, Benetha Edwards, Kris Pederson, Rachel Stin- son, Martha Wilshire, Bonnie Miller, Linda King, Margaretha Fran- ces, Margaret Hipkiss, Linda Haasarud, Diane Moore, Judy Rawlins. Enthusiastic Response ■ JsSaJ wt Y L m ir igf mpfls Baroque Orchestra First Row. L-R: Debra Agee, Anne Lyness, Bruce Sagan, Mary Coleston, Diana Posey, Nancy Noyce, Pam Grey, Nancy Lemon. Second Row: Ronald Saunders, ,Louren Owyang, Robin Miller, Robin Lyness, Holly Coats, Mary Visher, Marilyn Gould, Jane Weber, Kazi Pitelka, Elli Nishi, Daphne O ' Regan. Henrietta Stone. Third Row: Dannielle Rhumaker. Conductor Mr. Haynes, Ruth Heckley, Margit Birge, Alice Collins, Ken Hammel, Andy Barshaw, Sally Watson, Meg Partridge. John Partridge, Mora Rogers, Lea Merrick, Todd Weiner. Barney Norris, Danny Leventhal, Luana Ulp, David Beard. Symphonic Band. Sections (from left to right), Percus- sion: Ruth Heckley, Kurt Weaver, Steve Cannon, Doug Mortimer, Keith Osborne, Pat O’Keefe. Horn: Elli Nishi, Kazi Pitelka, Gary Ingram, John Cutler, Robert Yu, Demetri Marshall, Lindsay Hiratzka, Dale Sera, Steve Ellis, Dave Ellis, Greg Castello, Gerald Williams, John Parrish, John Lew, Joe Feller, Don Fullmer, Jim Ware, Bruce Christensen, Dick Goetsch, John Singer, Dee Decker, Dianne Borden, Katie Hewetson, Don Noyce, Kent Stewart. Woodwind: Claire Gaebler, Cathy Breur, Linda Spencer, Rick Ysunza, Dale Odegard, Tom Scanlon, Mike Seegmiller, Todd Uyeno, Bill Wikander, Kathy Frenza, Dan Mitchell, Gary Merrill, Cathy Birch, Janet Ploss, Barbara Raab, Gerry Shinn, Debbie Chin, Debbie Keller, Barbara Williams, Chris Yamate, Judy Carmichael, Charleigh Fong, Linda Gaebler, Carl Croutch, Wendy Oretsky, Gayle Johnson, Gundar Strads, Lee Porteous, Ken Murakami, Tom Fitch, Eric Coburn, Bob Barr, Nancy Price. Conductor: Mr. Lutt. 179 Stage Band, Harmoneers and Madrigals O The Madrigals are one of the busiest choral groups at BHS and the only one that sing A Capella. The 19 singers featured in the Family Con- cert along with 5 other groups in December. They also starred for the James McKissick Scholarship Benefit and a choir festival at West Campus with Joseph Liebling, director of the Oakland Symphony Chorus. This was only a few of their twelve scheduled concerts this year. Harmoneers, a small all male group, directed by Lawrence Barker per- formed in the December Family Concert and a Christmas concert for the BHS student body. The Stage Band supporting theatrical activities throughout the year appeared in the Family Concert and selected members did the musical background for the annual Dance Production Jabberwocky. ' ' Harmoneers, front row, from left to right: Anthony Keeton. Arthur Scott, Dave Clau- deanos, Milton Brown, Gregory Wright, Michael Caine. Back row, from left to right: Carey Brown. David Epstein. David Heins, “Hot Lips” Norton, Wilbur Lew, Jose Malave, John Gaddy. Stage Band: Back Row. from left to right: Nicolas Tenbroek, James Ware, Peter Olson. Dennis Arnon,, Noel Calvin, Chris Lovett. Second Row: Dave Ellis, Dana Morris, Peter Logan. Robert Dunbar, Michael Wolfe, John West. Third Row: Mark Steidel, Steve Elson, Bob Barr, Tom Fitch, Darrell Otis, Sherrick “There’ll be a hot time in the old town tonight” Slattery. n i iW ■ ii m Ljf MM i __ • I ml 1 Reach Great Musical Heights O Madrigal singers, Back Row, From left to right: John West, Jolie Kanat, Henry Service, Bob Morris, John Oliver, Terry Taylor, Diane Harris, Celia McCarthy, Lawrence Caine. Front Row: Emily Grey, Ronnie Bennet, Lois Rader, Freya Kidner, Michele Schurman, Debora Smith, Gordon Erb, Amy Dieter. 181 Harmonious Voices Concert Chorale. Back row left to right: Terry Taylor, Holly Townes, Jim Stewart, Nora Goodfriend-Koven, Larry Caine, Sue Tetlow, Delina Jones, Gregory Wright, John West, Peter Romero, Roy Whitaker, Katherine Atkins, Jackie Buckner, Kent Stewart, Linda Bostwick, Ellen Haugen, Laura Chastian, Richard Nelson, Fredrika Slaughter. 3rd row, left to right: Mary Decker, Diane Harris, Johnnie Oliver, Paul Yonemura, Bob Morris, Mary Tom- inaga, Michele Stampp, Ken Lynch, Dale Christian, Kevin Smith, Shelly Comendant, Bruce Rogers, Toby Fraley, Katherine Beatty, Jill Cooper, (?), Sandy Russ, Wilbur Lew, Jody Koch. 2nd row, left to right: Alan Choy, Celia McCarthy, Amy Dieter, Henry Service, Debra Smith, Michele Schurmann, Timothy Fujii, Joyce Roop, Jon Bjorklund, Marilyn Saarni, Bruce Jarvis, Patrick O’Keefe, Mary Mitchell, Dave Epstein, Marilyn Hiratzka, Mary Louise Hansen. 1st row, left to right: Emily Grey, Gordon Erb, Becky Barber, Ellen Lewis, Ronald Bennett, Kathie Betts, Lois Rader, Kathy Minner, Jon Stern, Janet Clinnick, Arthur Scott, Florence Seto, Kathy Sponseller, Nancy Stern, Connie Richardson, Jack Steward, Margot Murphy. I Bel Canto Choir. Row 1, left to right: Madeline Chun, Connie Cowen, Johanna Chuan, Paula Fergusan, Denis Griggs, Janet Clinnick, Mary Dickson, Gwendolyn Lee. Row 2, left to right: Elizabeth Evans, Carol Hey wood, Elbe Lewis, Melinda Lopez, Lisa Bell, Melva Kumi Kawa- 1 shiri, Henrietta Stone, Lyn Hansen, Terry Wong, Ann Robinson. Row 3, left to right: Bonnie Scidmore, Janet Sherman, Nora Goodfriend-Koven, Cynthia Taylor, Judy Enas, Melissa Wester, Debbie Gould, Michelle Thaxton, Sharon Taylor, Liz Jahn, Becky Barber. 182 Sing Out The Concert Chorale ended a very successful and eventful year this spring. The events included an exchange conducted by the 85 member chorale with Tempe Union High School in Tempe, Arizona. The Chorale traveled to Tempe during Easter vacation. The trip was financed by chocolate bar sales and a car bash, and included, besides their well-received concert in Tempe, a visit to Grand Canyon, Montezuma Wells, and Montezuma Castle. Other events were concerts in the Cal State Chorale Workshop at Hayward in October, with the Performing Art Dept. ' s Serenade to Music and a choir festival at West Campus in May. The Concert Chorale was a fantastic group of voices, well-received everywhere they performed. It was an exciting year for them and for those for whom they performed. . . . and the Band Played On Pep Band leader Kent Stewart in action during one of Berkeley’s home basketball games. photo by Howard Coleston (l.-r.): Gerald Williams, Tim Shelley, Danny Mitchell, John Cutler, Marty Inouye, Jon Singer, Steve Cannon, of the Pep Band, play and inspire our basketball players, at one of the many games. photo by Linda Wong (l.-r.): Dave Ellis, Alice Tetlow, Joe Feller. Gayle Johnson. Robert Yu and Gary Ingram, members of the Pep Band at a basketball game. photo by Steve Adams The Berkeley High Marching Band practicing on the football field be- fore a football game. Berkeley ' s marching band, led by drum major Kent Stewart, was honored during the fall by representing the Syracuse University football team when they played the University of California at Memorial Stadium. Besides playing at all of the home football games, the band also entertained at the Thousand Oaks annual Halloween parade and their frog jumping contest. The yearly Almond Roca sales along with a pancake breakfast and family night concert provided $4,000 to finance the band ' s Memorial Day tour of Southern California. The band has been invited to play at Disneyland and Universal Studios. Masquers Modern Janet Wong performs her famous Oriental Wasoo dance, to the great delight of the audience. photo by Toby Gleason and Juhani Nurmia Dance Move Out in Improvisation Leslie Stone contemplates her environment in a serious recital during the dance pro- duction Jaberwocky Ellen McEwen, Danza Squire Mike Wilensky photo by Japy Danton Gary Kamiya photo by Japy Danton 185 iii “Good Woman of Setzuan” and “A The Performing Arts Department began the 68-69 drama season with Raisin in the Sun, a holdover from spring semester 1968. Several graduated seniors returned to make the production possible. Miriam Berkley and Mike Tor- rence turned in excellent performances to a rather sparse audience. Raisin in the Sun written by Loiraine Hansburry is the story of a negro family in the Chicago ghetto, their son Walter Lee, and his struggle to attain manhood in a white world. Senior Mark Batterman was lighting director and in charge of set design. The cast was: Mike Torrence as Walter Lee, Toni Scott as Mama, Sandy Russ as Beneatha, Miriam Berkley as Ruth, Arthur Ward as Joseph Asaigai, Walter Stewart as George, Larry Garrison as Bobo, Kevin Massey as Travis, and Bill Coffin as Lindner. Last semester the BHS Drama Dept., directed by J. Manley, presented their production of “A Raisin in the Sun.” The play began with a black family inheriting $10,000 and the remainder of the play shows how this inheritance affects the family. In this scene Calvin DeBerry as Wong, the Water Seller, is shown surrounded by others in the cast. More than forty actors and actresses appeared in the production. Although the play took place in the Orient, it was designed to represent any poverty area. The fall play, The Good Woman of Setzuan, written by Bertolt Brecht and directed by Jay Manley, was a serious comedy dealing with three gods who search the world for a good person, and find one — a prostitute named Shen Te. The gods give her some money in order to start a tobacco shop and lead a respectable life but the local inhabitants of the slums freeload off her kindness and Shen Te finds herself in a difficult situation: how to be good without being bad. The naive gods leave the stage in a pink cloud, willing to overlook the fact that Shen Te has bad faults as well as good ones. Finally, it is left up to the audience to solve their own problems. The cast of Good Woman of Setzuan included: Gods Steve Adams, Gaye Welles, Lisa Brennis Shen Te Cici McCarthy Yang Sun Allan Mosher, Phil Wilson Barber Arthur Scott Policeman Steve Wasserman Mother Kathy Atkins Father Eric Johnson Sister Sandy Russ Brother Sherrick Slattery Mrs. Mi Tzu - Leni Schwendinger Wong - Calvin DeBerry Grandfather Stuart Moody Raisin in the Sun”: Two Dramatic Greats One of the major events of the fall semester was the production of Brecht’s “Good Woman of Setzuan.” Cici McCarthy as the Good Woman and Phil Wilson as Yang Sun are shown here in a scene from the play. The play is based on the arrival of three gods in the poverty-ridden village of Setzuan and their search for a truly good person. The BHS used this theme to also portray many of today’s problems. Shown are Cici McCarthy, Allan Mosher. photo by Japy Danton The play used many creative methods to enhance the effectiveness of the play. The use of a series of movies in the background and a fine musical score by Paul Machlis, David Levin- son, and Dave McBride added greatly to the play. Shown is Stuart Moody as the grandfather. 187 “Purlie” and “Andorra 5 5 Themes Depict 01’ Cap’n Cotchipee (Martin Weber is emotionally moved after the crafty Purlie Victorious (Walter Stewart) right, has named him ‘‘Great White Father of the Year.” Gitlow Judson (Kevin Mas- sey) looks on with disapproval. photo by Robert Schaeffer PAD ' s spring production of Purlie Victorious attempted to por- tray a view of racism through comedy. The play, an adaptation of Ossie Davis ' Broadway play Gone Are the Days, was performed on alternate nights with Andorra another play with racism as its theme. Purlie is about the conflicts between OT Cap ' n Cotchipee, a southern plantation owner, and a group of Negro workers led by Purlie Victorious Judson. Purlie sets out to liberate the Negro people by trying to relieve Cotchipee of a $500 inheritance due Purlie ' s cousin Bea. The play, not very subtly, depends on quick action, old racial cliches and archetypal characters to make its point. CAST FOR PURLIE VICTORIOUS PURLIE GITLOW LUTIE BELLE MISSY OL ' CAP ' N COTCHIPEE CHARLIE SHERIFF DEPUTY IDELLA Walter Stewart Kevin Massey Patricia Green — Mary Rand Deborah Henderson — Shirley Mark Martin Weber Steve Wasserman Sherrick Slattery Oran Hesterman Vendettia DeCarla Johnson Confrontation between Purlie, the OF Cap’n, and Gitlow Jud- son. Left to right, Martin Weber, Kevin Massey, Deborah Henderson, W alter Stewart, Mary Rand, and Steve Wasserman. photo by Robert Schaeffer The sheriff (Sherrick Slattery) bows his head in respect to the deceased Cap’n Cotchipee as I d e 1 1 a (Vendettia DeCarla Johnson), Missy Judson (Debo- rah Henderson). Charlie Cotch- ipee (Steve Wasserman), and Lutiebelle (Mary Rand) look on with indifference. photo by Robert Schaeffer Racial Prejudice and Human Error Max Frisch ' s play ' ' Andorra ' ' is a highly representa- tional play about the ritual of human sacrifice in a modern setting. The theme of anti-semitism contrapunt- ally throughout the play in the reactions of Andorrans who create a stereotyped image of Andri as a Jew. Even though the Andorra citizens fear the invasion from a neighboring country, they cannot see that their treatment of Andri destroys the very freedom and human dignity in which they believe. ANDORRA CAST ANDRI BARBLIN TEACHER TEACHER ' S WIFE DOCTOR INNKEEPER JOURNEYMAN SOLDIER JEW DETECTOR . PRIEST PRADER SOMEBODY SENORA IDIOT John Stern Dana Gilbert — Tahirih Frey Steve Adams Lisa Brennis Eric Johnson Seth Goldstein Steve Koel Allan Mosher Ted Hanna Paul DiFrancesco Arthur Scott Gary Kamiya Candy Freeland Jenny Stone A foreigner, the Senora (Candy Freeland) cleans the wounds of Andri (John Stern) after he has been beaten unconscious by the soldiers of Andorra. The teacher (Steve Adams) r., eyes an enormous stake suspiciously while the Innkeeper (Seth Goldstein) 1., wonders if the teacher has lost his senses. Organized photo by Steve Adams Pod Staff Uses Words, Pictures and Will Frank, fall POD Editor. Fall POD Staff: Will Frank, Editor; Val Yasukochi, Co- editor; Gwen Edmond, Co-editor; Dan Ake, Photo Edi- tor. Proctors: Tony LeBlanc, Peter Logan, Emily Oda, Joanne Harano, Sharon Langford, Eve Bodinger, Stephanie Hum, Edmund Mah, Robert Chow, Chris Zook. Spring POD Staff: Val Yasukochi, Editor; Gwen Ed- mond, Co-editor; Pat Saito, Layout Editor; Peter Quon, Photo Editor; Andrea Herrick, Assistant Layout Editor. Proctors: Mark Piliavin, Ronnie Bennett, Mable Yee, Vicky Owyang, Carol Dodd, Cindy Collins, Laurie Schrock, Jann Thompson, Eve Bodinger, Larry Hutton, Robin Eurich. POD Staff at work. photo by Linda Wong Pat Saito, spring Layout Editor. Gwen Edmond. Co-Editor Imagination to Produce a Superior Publication Val Yasukochi, spring POD Editor Dan Ake, fall POD Photo Editor On behalf of fhe staff and myself may I express our thanks to the teachers, department chairmen and administrators who patiently helped us get accurate information concerning the students at BHS in this semester ' s rugged work. Deserving thanks also, to dedicated proctors who came to class anxious to work so the class of 1969 would not leave empty handed. I was surprised to find so little student interest in the pro- duction of our yearbook. With as much talent as our school has to offer, one would expect at least a small percentage of the student body to be more than willing to devote one period daily to the annual. Yet this year ' s POD was conceived and put together primarily by three students who spent hundreds of tedious hours scheduling pictures and experimenting with layout. Though I see more improvements in forthcoming POD ' s, we think the 1969 Olla Podrida is the best to date. Val Yasukochi POD Editor Emily Oda diligently alphabatizes senior activities for the POD. photo by Caleb Chan 193 Jacket Staff Strives for Communication Robert Chew, spring Jacket Editor. Eugene Lee, City Editor photo by Steve Adams Luticia Hall, PAD Editor. 194 Tom Lathrop, Assistant Editor and Sports Editor Debra Deal, fall Jacket Editor. Minorities Assert Identity 1. to r.: Leroy Fortune, Jimmie Johnson, Pat Lovan, Barbara Glass, Laura Givens, Marion Walker, Lorna Clementin, Brenda Gaston, Wiley Drake, Patricia Green, Archie Johnson. Oriental Student Union members 1-r, Eugene Nehira, Barbara Shimada, Craig On, Donna Wong, Lawrence Fong, Mable Yee. 195 The Keys Unlocking the World 196 Key Clubbers: Tom Barron, lieut. gov. (back row, from left to right) Tom Wood, Soph. Rep., Jim Stewart, Keith Arnold, past president (standing middle section, from left to right), Mr. John Murphy, Kiwanis sponsor, Ken Nakamura, John Larimore, Stan Sugimoto, Seth Goldstein, Steve Mehlert, Zeki Kandan, Rick Henry, Junior Rep., Drew Sinemus, Senior Rep., and Mr. Clayton Little, school sponsor; (kneeling, from left to right), Robert Chew, Secretary-treasurer, John Parrish, President, and Todd Uyeno, Vice-President. Not pictured are members: Neil Toda, Howard J. Coleston Jr., and John White. photo by Howard J. Coleston i i Keyettes 1969. Back row: Valerie Edwards, Ann Meigs, president, Barbara Langton,. Nancy Skipper, past president, Debbie Klaus, Sponsor Joann Biondi. Front row: Denise Sanford, Ann Takahashi, Melanie Seepal, Karen Brodie, Diane Garci a, and Diane Harberts. This year Berkeley High School has observed one of the most dramatic cultural and academic changes in its history, motivated by the newly formed Black Student Union. The BSU went to the Board of Education last October in order to have its fourteen de- mands implemented which included: the formation of a Black Curriculum Committee, student initiated courses, the hiring of a Black Curriculum Associate, implementation of various Black courses, more black literature in the school library, in-service training for all teachers, more minority teachers and administrators, the introduction of soul food in the cafeteria and cooking classes, African dancing classes, the elimination of tracking, all racist teachers removed, and the removal of all hall supervisors (the latter demand was later repealed by the BSU). The result of all this effort by the BSU is the implementation of the Black Studies Program at BHS which is one of the first in the nation. This program includes classes of Afro-American Literature, Afro-American History, Afro-American Journalism, Afro-American Economics, African Civilization, Swahili, History of Jazz, and Afri- can Dance. The Black Studies Curriculum Associate is Mr. Clar- ence Hampton. Soul food was introduced for a time in the cafeteria and in some of the cooking classes. The BSU has proved to be the most influential organization at BHS, its effects are obviously far-reaching, and many students, white as well as black, have benefited from its efforts. BSU Voices Demands l.-r., Back: Paul Price, not identified, Greg Wright, Ronald Boykin, Modesto Fernandez, Steven Jones, Front: Shirley Dailey, Gwen Edmond. Far Right: Vivian Mc- Quinie, Valerie Douglass, Iris Wyse. Iris Wise, Barbara Glass, Shirley Daily, Valerie Douglas, Vivian McQuinie 1-r: Phil Wilson, Ronald Stevenson, Chase Adams, Paul Price, Dr. Rodenheaver and Mr. Curtice discussing BSU demands. photo by Japy Danton Ron Stevenson, fall President of the BSU. photo by Japy Danton 197 Students Play Key Role ir Ef i,iw j • r : jy Spring Jr. Class Council, l.-r.: Judy Sato, LaVerne Butler, Franail Coleman, Beverly Wright, Darlene Lee. Row 2, l.-r.: Essandrar Walker, Marjorie Hand, Delra Ramond, Janie McAllister, Neru Parker. Row 3. l.-r.: Lee Slaughter, Tim James, Charles Gillispie, Cheryl Garrett, Sidelia Garrett, Hubert Howell. Sr. Class Council, l.-r.: Joy Seymore, Vivian Wilson, Leonard Williams, Frank Barata, Kathy Roberts, Marsha Chan, Anthony Williams, Aileen Sasaki. Spring Soph Class Council, l.-r.: Vicki Cambric, Sharon Walker, Lisa Bell, Cynthia Garrett, Deborah Hampton. photo by Robert Schaeffer I Governing Berkeley Student Body nfik ' 1 ..HIV i ■Mat JT m g Tylm . yt rm ;jr m % jBk 1 41 : W ' 1 |i k m m . % -(VI ' f H ) :■ vfjB 4 i j h j 2k c ibB Senior Friends. Top Row: (left to right): Voneile Wilson, Rita Franklin, Linda King, Jennifer Chew, Lorna Clementin. 3rd Row: Joy Seymore, Barbara Raab, Vivian Wilson, Dale Christian. 2nd Row: Gwen Edmond, Aileen Sasaki, Vicky Owyang, Mary Tominaga. 1st Row: Randi Hope, Karen Sakamoto, Mable Yee, Ellen Tudisco. Sitting: Jo- anne Buggs, Judy Reimann. Missing: Linda Angelo, Cassandra Butler, Shelley Comendant, Ruth Butler, Michele Davis, Linda Deadmon, Debra Deal, Peggy Dobson, Karen Hennington, Jill Cooper. Rally Committee. Left to right, kneeling: Terry Kinoshita, Michael Imazumi, Steve Hayashi. Standing, middle row: Clyde Takahashi, Lawrence Fong, Bryant Leong, Dennis Lee, Alan 199 Fong. Top, 3rd row: Ronnie Pearsall, Ken Johnson, Joe Roncho. Missing: Neil Toda. Varied Organizations Add Separate Dance Performance Class. The newly-formed class is designed to teach choreography and perform- ance in dancing. The class took part in dance recitals, lecture demonstrations and dance produc- tion. (L to R): On the floor: Vicky Owyang, Marilyn Hiratzka, Maureen Wong, Susan McGahey, Peggy Rogers, Celeste Dodd. Standing 2nd Row: Laura Chastain, Connie Richardson, Nancy Bryant, Palma Taia, Auson Cahill, Marilyn Siegel, Wendy Hyde, Pam Duhl. Standing 3rd Row: Tahireh Frey, Erica Radner, Kim Gregg, Holly Coates, Lee Carillo, Cheryl Murakami, Carol Hyde. Missing from picture: Sara Bogard, Lindsay Jackson, Gail Talbot, Ann Wasser. photo by Robert Schaeffer g. .M A - Astronomy Club. (L-R): David Katayama, Randall Chung, Eugene Lee. Tom Adams. Richard Chengson. Mr. Tryon. Jose Antonio Garcia II. Phillip Von Haag, Joe Phillips. Nora Lindheim. Missing: Kurt Wehner, Michael Carr. Arthur Yamashita, Steve Zambrano, Steven Jones, Darwin Alonzo. Tom Schultze. photo by Linda Wong Manuscript Club. Typing: Lillian Lim, Peter Horikoshi, Daniel Balderston. Standing: Susan Rogers, Mrs. White (advisor). photo by Peter Quon Contributions to Hi h School Life o Above, left: CSF Officers, Fall Semester (L- R): Doug Chun, Vice President; Lillian Lim, President; Beverly Chew, Treasurer. photo by Peter Quon Above right: Honor Society Officers, Fall Semester. Top (L-R): Robert Yu, Stephen Ricks, Gordon Gee. Board Members, Bottom (L-R): Barbara Raab, Vice President; Vicky Owyang, President. photo by Peter Quon Right: Model U.N. (L-R): John Garrett, A1 Sid, unknown, Margaret Harris. Gigi Dang, Richard Levenson, Rod Becker, Ted Hannon, Allen Terry, Phil McClod. photo by Neil Toda Fall BOC. 1st Row (1-r): Debbie Deal, Ken Griffen, Vicky Owyang, Barbara Glass, Steve Wasserman, Ed Goldberg, ASBHS Fall President Dan Goldsmith. 2nd Row: Jennifer Chew, Ronnie Pearsall, Bill Gray, Sam Wiley, David Kositsky and Rod Becker. 201 AFS, Projection and Forensic Clubs Projectionist Club, l.-r. : Mr. Garcia, William Wong, Richard Cooper, Reese Burton, Steven Wong. photo by Howard Coleston 202 AFS Members. Sitting: Anne Parker. Katie Gaffey, Lisa MacFarlane, Lauren Langmead. Kneeling: Zeki Kandan, Sarah Gilbert, Sallie Erdmann, Alan Choy. Standing: Ann Ratcliff, Kathy Roberts, Kevin Lawson, Joe Holmes, Louise Web, Gay Wells, Fred Council. photo by John Hodges Forensic Society. Around the table (l.-r.): Amy Iwata, Joe Feller, Craig Field, David Brand, Leila Moncharsh, Ann Takahashi, Lillian Lim. Missing: David Harder, Peter Scholes, Greg Arm- strong. photo by Peter Quon Work Through a Busy 1968-69 School Year Student Congress BHS Representative Peter Scholes (right) photo by Peter Quon Student Congress BHS Representative (right) David Harder photo by Peter Quon 203 204 Spirit Society Girls Enliven Athletic Games BHS Cheer Leaders. From top to bottom: Suzzette Johnson, Reiko Mitchell, Gwen Edmond. Judy Reimann, Regina Pridgeon. photo by by Robert Schaeffer BHS Letter Girls. Top Row 1-r: Bessie Elliot, Debra Atkins, Vanessa Wainwright, Ginger Logan, Grace Sexton, Anita Pridgeon, Debra Jones, Pat Williams. Bottom Row 1-r: Tommie Gregory, Iris O’Neal, JoAnne Cooper, Joanne Buggs. photo by Robert Schaeffer VT ▼ ▼ ▼ { BHS Majorettes. photo by Robert Schaeffer Hubert spots the camera at a Basketball game. photo by Linda Wong A show of spirit in the heat of competition, as Berkeley drives on! II ' mi « f yww( nt i u l l photo by Linda Wong 205 Student Gov’t Legislates School Affairs Spring BOC. 1st Row L-R: Jennifer Chew, Cassandra Butler, Eddie Goldberg, Gwen Edmond. 2nd Row: Annette Hughes, Britt Johnson, William Gray, ASBHS President Steve Adams. 3rd Row: Ronnie Pear- sall, Demitri Marshall, Steve Wasserman, Fred Perry, Elizabeth Evans. photo by Howard Coleston Fall Jr. Class Council. Standing: Sheila Williams, Paula Harrison, Todd Uyeno, Judy Sato, Kathy Iida, Laverne Butler. Sitting: Lanetta Dunn, Joanne Cooper, Yvonne Stewart, Kenneth Griffin, Brenda Dyson. 206 Student Activities photo by Linda Wong 207 Forensic Society Observed by NFL 208 Amy Iwata, president of the BHS Forensic Society and Mrs. Caroline Smid, the club sponsor, are presented with the official National Forensic Charter from Mr. Bruno Jacop, National Executive Secretary of the NFL at the assembly held Nov. 19. photo by Steve Adams One of the subjects open to debate at the assembly was whether or not the United Military Service should be vol- untary in time of war. The participants from left to right, were Joe Feller. Dave Harder, Leila Moncharsh, and Steve Wasserman. Members of the National Forensic League listen and dis- cuss speeches made by the BHS Forensic Society. The speeches were made on a wide range of topics to demon- strate speaking techniques. photo by Steve Adams Exchange Students Get Involved at BHS This year Berkeley High ' s halls have been graced by the presence of three foreign exchange students, courtesy of the American Field Service (AFS). Zeki Kandan is from a city the size of San Francisco in Turkey, and at BHS he has joined the soccer team, the Key Club, and was instru- mental in the annual AFS Auction. Gaye Welles is a sweet young lady from Australia. She has a very English accent and if you ask her, she will tell you all about kangaroos, koala bears, and wallabys. She plays her cello which she keeps as neat as a fiddle and she was one of the main characters in the fall play, Good Woman of Sefzuan. Felicitas Frank is from Germany and has found her place here in the Performing Arts Department. She did a real bang-up smashing job on the light crew of one of the spring plays, Andorra. Fee, as her friends call her, along with Zeki and Gaye will leave for their native countries shortly, but they have left their marks on these hallowed halls, haven ' t they? Why, certainly they have. Felicitas Frank photo by John Hodges Gaye Welles photo by Steve Adams 209 Assemblies Bring Entertainment and Controversy The Delegation, a modern jazz group formed last summer entertained at the Nov. 12 assembly. Not only did they pro- vide background music for the poetry readings but they also performed several of their own works. photo by Japy Danton Sun Ra’s Astro-Infinity Arkestra’s space band entertained students at the Dec. 11 assembly. The group was sponsored by Project Otherways, a group that seeks different ways of educating through music and the arts. photo by Juhani Nurmia and Toby Gleason 210 At an afternoon assembly Nov. 12, de- signed to explore the sounds and thoughts of Black America, Victor Cruz is shown reciting one of his poems. David Hender- son another poet, also presented his works to the school. photo by Japy Danton Dressed in shiny, ornate costumes the band played one long song combining spontaneous music and songs to form a story. The music was met with mixed reactions from the student body, photo by Juhani N urmia and Toby Gleason Kennedy Students Visit BHS Kennedy High School in Richmond sent their spirit squad to Berkeley High for the football rally held in the Memorial Courtyard on October 31. Another squad of letter girl entrants performs for the students, who decided which of the 72 entrants will fill the 12 positions. The letter girl assembly goes on with one of the squads doing their routine. Sensory Awareness photo by Japy Danton Sherriek Slattery Students Learn A main goal for Breakthrough Day was to break down barriers that separate people and improve communication between diverse groups. Berkeley ' s Students Concern Committee planned Breakthrough days for one day each month with regular evaluations of progress. After the groups had met, it was discovered that at- tendance had been low as students had used non-man- datory time to stay away from school. Some groups, too few, were successful and of these the early morning assembly proved to have highest attendance. Students Painting photo by Japy Danton Breakthrough Day Can 212 Happen Whenever They “Get Together” The society for creative anachronism Car Bash 213 Dave Ruth Wilber Lew photo by Steve Adams Fred Perry photo by Steve Adams photo by Dave Ruth 214 John Stern W Bathius Wrather photo by Caleb Chan Mike Sanders, Carl Thompson and Ken Wyse Today the Student Life Bill Oliver being lifted during Breakthrough Day discussion group. photo by Steve Adams (l.-r.): Kathy Iida. Elizabeth Obata. Judy Sato. photo by Marc Harris 216 Tomorrow the World Ray Sheppard photo by Caleb Chan Diane Robertson photo by Steve Adams Randi Funk photo by Caleb Chan Mary Shaffer photo by Lillian Lim Nic Tenbroek photo by Japy Danton To Each His Own Jerry Bell photo by Caleb Chan The park photo by Patrick Daniels This Is My Thing The intrusion photo by John Hodges Lunchtime gathering photo by Sandy Granich The bust at the park photo by Japy Danton 219 Vignettes of Life In the o 220 1-r: Stuart MacRobbie. Tony McLane , Edward Parker Jennifer Fidiam photo by Caleb Chan Merritt Clifton photo by Marc Harris Yellow Jacket World Shingo Kamada photo by David Ruth Pat McKean Leslie Carmichael photo by Caleb Chan photo by Linda Wong 221 Rene Brumfield photo by John Hodges Tense and Carefree Sara Gilbert photo by Linda Wong Freya Kidner, Kerry Drew, Kate Oliver photo by Patrick Daniels 222 . Reflect Our Daily Lives Esteban Muldavin photo by Joe Holms Wendy Hyde, Allison Stevens, Tina Feiger. photo by Japy Danton Debbie Bielen. photo by Linda Wong David Katayama, John Hodges, Ned Niccolls, John Muller photo by Edmund Mah Steve Adams photo by John Hodges 223 Each Person: An Individual 224 Doug Cummings. Larry Palmer. Lillian Lim photo by Japy Danton Faces and Masks— The Now Generation Debbie Belien photo by Caleb Chan Tom Ratcliff photo by John Hodges Megan Hesterman photo by Caleb Chan 225 • • i A Montage of Student Life Sandy Somers, Lavandis Butler photo by Caleb Chan Folk dancing in the park. photo by Edmund Mah 226 Harald Leventhal photo by Val Yasukochi Arthur Mitchell photo by Caleb Chan As We Lived It Jerry Kihara photo by Val Yasukochi Happiness Is . . . 228 Sandra Pitts photo by Linda Wong Fleeting Moments Suddenly Larry Conley photo by Steve Adams Ann Paffenbarger photo by Lillian Lim Recalled Angelina Chen-Ok photo by Amy Kleinshtein Jerry Betts photo by Linda Wong Tom Barron photo by David Ruth 229 KO Leprechauns On the Loose r Eve Bodinger photo by Caleb Chan Karen Sakamoto photo by Lillian Lim Luticia Hall photo by Steve Adams Pattie Hall and Holly Coates photo by Edmund Mah Living It Up David Siek photo by Steve Adams Virginia Mason and Demetri Marshall photo by Caleb Chan Eli Nishi photo by Caleb Chan 231 Leslie McCuelough photo by Caleb Chan Ask Not What BHS Emily Gray and Becky Carter photo by Caleb Chan Ron Bennett and Kim Patterson photo by Val Yasukochi 232 Jim Lewis photo by Caleb Chan Can Do For You i Lizzie Lenard and Eric Malcolm Crosby I photo by Japy Danton Mrs. Diane Graham photo by David Ruth Under the cafeteria photo by Linda Wong photo by Linda Wong John Stern photo by Steve Adams 233 WCL IK ou-6 of A N SHOE BOUTIQUE in shjU 1570 BANCROFT WAY BERKELEY 841-6611 F.P. 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