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

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.. . f , 'ii 9' Letter girls, left to right: Johnnie George, Atweena Matlock, Liz Collins, Dianne Price, Rosalin Brown, Evelyn White, Ann Per' kins. Forming E, top row: Deborah Walker, Renee Edmonds. Karen Mortiboy, Clarice Batiste, Regina Metoyer, Judy Herrod, 2nd row: Cathy Conner, Bill Nelson, Candy Yawata, Mike Gabriel, Nelson Young. 3rd row: Scott Erwin, Vince Pistello. 4th row: Darrel Hess, Carmen Tapia, 4th row: Samantha Anderson, Barbara Kerr, Marcia Chinn, Sandra Sprague, Steve Woods. 5th row: Tawn Patterson, Margie Albers, Nadia Bledsoe, Laurie Castell, Cindy Phillips, Sharon Maves. 6th row: Karen Ng. Liz Delehunt, Carmen McDaniels, Pam Auten. Cathy Cromartie, Vicki Clay. Angela Bransford. 7th row: Lindy Lee, Angel Her- nandez. 8th row: Linda Bronken, Barbara Gilmore. 9th row: Pam O'NeiI, Vicki Gomez, Rosemarie Bean, Sherie Ross, Bonita Bonner, Nancy McGriff. 10th row: Janice Tobun, Sybil DeVan, Gayle Williams, Virginia Young, Sharon Henry, Laura Lew. Forming C, top row: Denise Mitchell, Laquetta Anderson, Sherry Bass, Titan Fort. Sharon Decatur, Alice Henderson, Fran- cella Lewis. 2nd row: Sylvia Speese, Dale Fisher. 3rd row: Julius Batistc, Lamar Ray. 4th row: Cheryl Cranshaw, Bev Medler, Sheila Brown. Sth row: Denise Carrier, Charis Carrier. 6th row: Connie Derrer, Mariko Yasuda. 7th row: Nina McCoy, Nancy Emmons. 8th row: Leah Hustad, Joan Plant, Durelle Hopkins. Jean Mitchell, Jill Gillett. Marlcigh Becker. Roger Hess. 9th row: Stacie Yawata, Kathy Jones, Paul Del Vecchio, Michelle Jones, Donna Marciacano, Toni Townsend, A I Gambetti. 10th row: Barbara Cain, Laurie Nelson, William Bond, Robin Jackson, New letter girls and Pep Squad help boost spirit Again, as in the past, Boosters is one of the largest school clubs. Composed of sophomores, juniors, and seniors, it sparks up the spirit of E.C. students. Some of their activities include painting posters for the rallies and games, and selling but- tons and pom-pons to raise money. Most impor- tantly, they attend the games to support the team. A new addition to El Cerrito this year was the Pep Squad 8a letter girls. These girls, the most enthusiastic and active members of Boosters, de- serve alot of praise to show their all out support forthe teams. This year the president of Boosters was Roger Hess and vice-president was Al Gambetti. Their sponsor is Mrs. Young. Front Row: Sharon Henry, Barbara Kerr, Janice Tobin, Sybil Devan, Gayle Williams, Linda Bronken, Sherree Bass, Laura Lew. Row 2: Vicki Gomez, Judy Herrod, Rosemarie Bean, 66 Renee Edmonds, Virginia Young, Nancy McGrifl', Bonita Bonner, Deborah Walker, Lindy Lee, Angel Hernandez, Row 4: Rog- er Hess, Pam Suten, Angela Bransford, Clarice Batiste, Vince Pistello, Cathy Cromarite Vicki Clay, Cathy Conner, Karen Ng, Al Gambetti. s 1 BWV? This is the Booster Homecoming float after completion' fpicture by Roger Hessj Barbara Gilmore, Liz Delehunt. Row 3: Pam O'Neil,

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I V i i nw D4 Q45 , nu. , Front Row: Lauri Rissanen, Kerry Moses, Leonard Janot. Row 2: Rick Thomp- son, Chauncey George, Esko Siipola, Mashaal Ahmadieh. Soccer Club. iFront Row: Donald Smith, Joyce West, Mike Gabriel, Libby Townsend, Dale Fisher, Jackie Redd, Ava Gordon, Donna Davis. Row 2: Howard Hall, Joann Foster, Kelley Gor- Front: Connie Figuera Row 2: Marti Throssell, Denise Kalm. idon, Regina Willis, Cheryl Cranshaw. Row 3: Vicki Robinson, Roger Sanders. Rudy Back Row: Barbara Craven, Kathy Pierce. Friends of the Theatre. lGabriel, Sherry Bass, Darryl Nash. Row 4: Lamar Ray, Sammy Burns, Janice Frank, Pat Butler, Mackey Williams, Beverly Medler Qseatedj, Row 5: Francella Lewis, Adam Wil- liams, Steve Dismuke, Joan Bailey, William Bond. Row 6: Carl Metoyer, Adam Jones, 'Vernon Thompson, Debbie Harrison, Ken Brown. Last Row: Mr. McCoy, Steven Davis, lKenneth Jacobs. B.S.U. i Soccer, theatre, black studies are our interests Appealing to Mr. Fink to coach them after school, the members of the Soccer Club got organized this year. Though small in number, it played and defeated some big opponents. The Friends of the Theatre is also a new club. The members sell tickets and usher at events in the Little Theatre and do lots of small but nec- essary chores to be of service to the drama de- partment. Mrs. Vittone sponsors the students who are interested in the theatre and who attend various types of productions throughout the bay area. The Black Students Union CB.S.U.J seeks to further the black students' knowledge of their heritage and culture. Mr. McCoy, student super- visor, is the sponsor. 65

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1 ki nv-rf its -,ff ,p Q, fPicture abovej Front row: Ruth Morentz, Row 2: Mars Friedman, Mike Jensen, Row 3: Kathy Pierce, Kasey Smith, Marie Throssell, Richard Figi, Row 4: Marta La Rue, Jay Sato, Bruce Langston, Junior Statesmen. tPicture Belowj Seated on Floor: Tim Bewley. First row: June Morita, Susan Anderson, Gail Donaldson, Maureen Zuerner, Dean Halsey. Row 2: Gina Hotta, Shelley Tornheim, Shelley Fitch, Martha Jackson, Connie Figuera, Barbara Craven. Classics Club. 'zz-'K gi 223, 1 A yas Q? X Q . ':i f , Q 4.L '1 Front row: Tim White, Brent Watson, Back row: Roger Mayer, Dave Sell, Dave Sonner. Absent: Bruce Abbott Politics and culture have a place in student affairs Junior Statesmen is a national club with chap- ters at various high schools including our own. This clubls main interest is in world politics and in making students aware of the problems of today. Junior Statesmen is sponsored by Mr. Rossi. The Classics Club, sponsored by Mr. Rust, is a unique club. Members take an interest in the arts which include sculpture, painting, and literature. Their function is operation of L'Mid- dle Earth , our student bookstore. Taking pictures and learning the technique of developing them is the main objective ofthe newly-formed Photography Club. It is spon- sored by Mrs. Wittenberg. 67