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

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i ,gk ,, .. , ,, W - yt 'sg Front row: Manuel Flores, Karen Stone, Carol Moyer, Nicola Sieph, Sue Nakamoto, Elaine Honda. Row 2: Denise Kalm, Sybil DeVan, Gail Donaldson, non-member, Sue Kaufman, Sue Foster,Janice Jue, Barbara Kerr. Row 3: June Morita, Kon-Mei Wang, Ann Parker, Danita Bonner, Martha Jackson, Margaret Clark, Debbie Haycock, Muriel'Strand, Debbie Jacobsen, Claudia Pike, Julie Howard. Row 4: Raymond Hsu, Keith Knight, Mark Musto, Larry Johnson, Steve Kline, Mary Connick, Florence Lin, Greta Obrestad, Mary Hunnicutt, Kon-Hsin Wang, Shelley Yamane. Row 5: Chuck Myer, Debbie Harrison, Wease Rudy, Carol Mertens, Kathy Jones, Andrea Wolfman, Wendy Shearn, Gary Fong. C.S.F. , Ag , . , L. . ,.,,, t -ME ..,, it ,kV,w ,Y .im . 7 wf'w??ffif: ,K . Sf-z ',...,7 qiffwvf, A.F.S. discusses plans forasale. Front row: Julie Nakano, Karen Mortiboy, Mars Friedman. Row 2: Barbara 68 Yamada, Kathy Jung. Row 3: Bruce Altman, Bonnie Nye, Debra Flamm.

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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

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' sauna 2 I El Arts and Display Club members are Wayland White Kerry Moses Barbara Craven Dean Halsey Connie Figuera and Pam Healy Absent Kris Brewer Diana Dapiran JeffGorman School and leisure hours are filled with activities Front Row: Diana Dapiran, Loren Smith, Robin Setchko, Tim Close, Dennis Endo, Row 2: Barbara Brown, Kate Sproul, Peggy Grodhaus, Kathy Jung, Kerry Quinn, Janice Haesuie, Evelyn Kavaur, Sandra Sprague, Tricia Neilson, Kasey Smith, Dave Waki, Mike Gerringerg Row 3: Debbie Fehr, Bob Waketield, Steve Lin, Richard Goldsmith, Carol Mertens, Nicki Spriggs, Cathy Van Heuit, Lani Freeman, John Wept, Gail Donaldson, Clarke Bailey. Steve Proskaurer, Tom Zaneg Back Row: Dave Been, Steve Kaufman and Michael Hall. Wheels of Fire. Front Row: David Gesling, David Rasmussen, Lorin Noller, Eric Jacobson. Back: Dave Dunham, Pat Namaney, John Wilson, Charles Ahlgren. The California Scholarship Federation is an organization which honors students who are scholastically outstanding. In order to be- come a member, one must have at least a total often grade points, using only semester grades. Applications are accepted after each semester. The El Cerrito Chapter of the American Field Service is only one part of an inter- national organization. Students from El Cer- rito who went abroad this year were Martha Jackson and Julia Dragolovich. Our exchange students were Len Stoch of South Africa and Desanka Gajic of Yugoslavia. If you like to fiddle with radios, the Radio Club is here for you. Increasing short-wave radio production and operation is the purpose ofthe club whose call letters are WA6GDR. Mr. Peterson is the sponsor. The Arts 8a Display Club, sponsored by Mrs. Loring, sets up displays and exhibitions in the showcase for various clubs and classes. A new club this year is the Wheels of Fire or the Bike Club. Sponsored by Mr. Lawler, fwho pedaled to school every morning when it wasn't his turn to drive in the carpoolj this large club took many bike expeditions through- out the year. 69