El Cerrito High School - El Camino Yearbook (El Cerrito, CA)

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The Artful Dodger QMarti Cooneyj befriends Oliver after he runs away from the S0werberrys'. Nancy entertains the crowd at a pub, The Thieves' Kitchen. The characters and the players in Oliver! Oliver Twist .... Vicki Kohler AT THE WORKHOUSE Mr. Bumble .... The Widow Corney .... The Pauper Ass'ts .... old Sally An Old Lady ..., Philip Gerson' Debbie Sequeira' Richard Korb Mike Jensen Linda Jorgenson Rose Marie Bean AT THE UNDERTAKERS' Mr. Sowerberry Mrs. Sowerberry Neil Kaitner' Sarah J acocks Charlotte .... Patti Rush Noah Claypole .... Pierre LePage AT THE THIEVES' KITCHEN Fagin Henry Alexander' The Artful Dodger Marti Cooney' Charley Bates Tim Close Nancy Kristen Sparrow Bet Ilana Bar-Din' AT THE THREE CRIPPLES The Chairman .... Tim Goldsmith Bill Sikes .... Timothy Calvert' AT THE BROWNLOW'S RESIDENCE Mr. Brownlow .... Mrs. Bedwin .... Dr. Grimwig .... Len Stoch Susan J udt Richard Goldsmith Errand Boy Brian Lynch Rose Seller .... Carol Lefever' Milk Maid M Lani Freeman' Strawberry Seller .... Denise Kalm' Knife-Grinder .... Jack Sudduth Long-Song Seller .... Pirie Hart AT LONDON BRIDGE Night Watchman .... Edward F. Stoner CHORUS Reggie Boyd, Tim Close, Carol Hale, Diana Nishita , Bobbie Shearn, Shelley Tornheim', Debbie Dapiran, Ellen Goldschmidt, Kathy Gustavson', Jody Heckman, Terry Kessler, Richard Korb, Shannon Larson, Andrew Letchworth, Richard McClellen, Pat McCoy, Barbara Montgomery, Chuck Myers, Mark Rogers , Scott Smith, Brent Watson. STAFF Student Director .... Kathy Pierce' Head Grips .... Peter Julian Jeff Ross member of Thespians The musical OLIVER! is adapted from the Charles Dickens novel, OLIVER TWIST, and is about a young boy's search for love. El Cerritois Performing Arts Department presented the mus- ical to sell-out crowds on February 25 and 26, March 4 and 5. One of the highlights of the show was a delightful performance by Philip Gerson, who played Mr. Bumble, the trustee. 41

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Poor attendance marks traditional senior games It's almost become a tradition at El Cerrito for the Senior Class to sponsor a KYA Oneders vs. EC Faculty basketball game. Each year a number of male faculty members gather to be defeated by the KYA Oneders, composed of disc jockeys and friends. Each year the attendance at the event becomes poorer. On January 7, the EC Faculty lost to the KYA oneders. The Pom-pon girls and Yell Leaders also got in the act by competing against each other in two matches, one before and one during the half-time of the Oneders' game. The Yell Leaders lost. Another event endangered in becoming a tra- dition is the Donkey Basketball game. Played as a tournament on February 10, this event had good attendance. Members of the three classes played against each other while atop donkeys. The Sophomores swept the tournament with two . wins, Senior Greg Crakow tries to block Sophomore Ronnie Wallace's shot during the Donkey Basketball tournament. I .. 3 .. . I.. ,sf Q fi . 'E -:Q 3. . Vyy , . . . 3- V ' 54. ' 'Q ur 5 ff if ' ez 1i.'2rif.'::?f rags? Q M ., Pom-pon girl Lori Wilson and Yell Leader Daren MacNeil takes a free throw for the Yell Leaders during a game played by the Spirit Lead- Stacie Yawata jump for the ball during the ers during the half-time break ofthe KYA Oneder-Faculty match. Spirit Leaders' tussle.