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

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Athletics, scholarships, promote interest Under the supervision of Mr. McConnell, Li- brary Club members assist in expanding reading facilities and helping students become familiar with the library. Stimulative thinking is what the Chess Club is all about. Sponsored by Mr. Fink, this club meets during 3A and after school. The Industrial Arts Forum, sponsored by Mr. Maynes, is a student service club which concen- trates on raising funds for a scholarship to present to a worthy and deserving senior member. Honoring boys who have lettered in a sport is one of the main purposes of the White C. Boys can eam their letters in football, basketball, baseball, cross country, track, swimming, tennis, and golf. Block C offers the girls a chance to earn a letter in sports also. To be eligible, the girls must be very active in G.A.A. and must have been a sports man- ager at some time. Block C, sponsored by Miss Leffler, is the equivalent of the boys' White C. Promoting interest and learning about aviation is the objective of Aviators Anonymous. Sponsored by Mr. Shadoan, the club studies air currents and flying techniques. The final test occurs when the club actually goes on test flights. we-0'- Dennis Ramm, Kerry Moses, John Zia, Henry Lin, Robert Chan. 62 1' ,eff iv Front table Left to Right: Robin Mejia, Penny Edwards, Pam Hutchinsom, Virginia Young, Paul Lincoln, Gary Palmer, 2nd table: Beverly Medler, Dale Fisher, Michael Jeffries, John Preyer, Maxine Bell, Marlyus Sanderson, 3rd table: Debra Williams, Cynthia Williams. 4th table fleftj: Gloria Woolworth, Terra Karnauskas, Julie Courier, Diane Wright, Roger Sanders. Back table: Julie Martinez, Cheryl Wood, Asuncion Varela, Roger Hess. Library Club. Front Row: Eve Walker, Cindy Marcott, Linda Whaley, Pete Dito. Row 2: Judy Herrod, Tom Vetter, Harvey Barnett, Keith Smith. Row 3: Von Schmidt, Robert Anderson.

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Students get it together in two ethnic clubs With an increasing awareness in cultural her- itage and background, clubs at El Cerrito have taken an interest in minority students, culture. The Black Inspirational Choir, formed by students in the class of '71 when they were 9th graders at Portola, has enlarged and improved in the past two years. They have appeared at the Oakland Auditorium and have made a tel- evision appearance, as well as performing for the students, faculty, and community. The Black Inspirational Choir is directed by Alonzo Turner and sponsored by Miss Jupe. The Oriental Youth Organization has mini- mized its activities this year. Sponsored by Mrs. Soo, the club has concentrated in setting up a scholarship fund to be awarded to a worthy oriental senior. Sponsored by Miss Guidici, the S Club or Baby Soroptimists is an all-girl service club. These girls literally serve the people . They help out at Back-To-School night, Open House, and other school functions as well as making favors for Children's Hospital and helping the handicapped children at Cameron School. l 1 Front Row: Alonzo Turner, Angela Bransford, Janice Johnson, Margaret Holloway Michael Seals, Laquetta Anderson, Johnnie Mae George, Brenda McCuiston, And ranae Cash. Row 2: Linda Jackson, Evelyn White, Brenda Smith, Deggeary Anderson Dale Fisher, Anthony White, Caren Watson, Atweena Matlock. Row 3: Charlottn Willis, Diane Price, Debra Foster, Denise Thomas, Julia Barnes, Linda Valley, Debra Butler, Rosalynd Robertson. Row 4: Barbara Moore, Greg Jackson, Melvin Jackson Diane Page, Ruth Davis, Lajuana Decatur, Rosaline Brown, Michael Robinson, Wil- liam Bond. Back Row: Larry Hoskins, Michael Burns, Melvin Watson. Front Row: Pat Hughes, Debbie Brown, Janet Bithell. Row 2: Nancy Kaldunski. Row 3: Sue Allen, Judy Carlino, Tina Rasch. Back Row: Michelle De La Mare, Donna Purdy, Kris McGinnis. S Club x a Front Row: Lena Matsuoka, Tyler Eng. lkegaki, Kathy Kumai, Kathy Jung. Row 2' Michelle Pon, Dennis Endo, Karen Ng, Uejo. Oriental Youth Organization