Martin Luther King Junior High School - Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

 - Class of 1977

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REFERENCE COLLECTION FOR USE IN THE LIBRARY ONLY BERKELEY PUBLIC LIBRARY BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA BERKELEY PUBLJC LIBRARY “We’re the Bubblegum chums!” “Kitchy, kitchy, koo!” “Why don’t you ever comb your hair?!” “Aieeya! j “Gotcha! This one ' s for the FBI!” “Watch out! Here comes Randolph!” Cut 5 U ttrdrf A few years from now, this yearbook will have a different meaning for you. You will look at the pictures and say things like “Remember when ... ?” When you see my picture, you’ll probably remember me standing behind the cage selling you your book. It is my hope that as your yearbook grows older, you will have only happy memories of your stay at King. Ms. Ferreira, Principal This has been a very important year at King. We have “a new look,’’ “a good feeling for one another’’ at King this year, and that’s what makes for a good-looking Martin Luther King Junior High School. I feel privileged to have served as your vice principal this year. Because of you and the cooperation that you have given to me and to your teachers and other staff members, we were able to maintain our high standard of education. Congratulations to you, the students here at King! I hope you have a wonderful summer. Mr. Randolph, Vice Principal 4 T ough-minded E fficient A ctive C reative H arras sing E xtraordinary R ampaging S ages Davto Bischase Carstad, H. Dunkum, W. Eichorn, S. Ferreira, B. Freeman, W Fukawa, D. Gerrish, J. Green, L. Hackbarth, D. Hamilton, C. Jewett, T. Kent, D. Kenworthy, S. Lee, M. Levy, P. Liggons, L. Lo rimer, V. Marin, J. Mason, J. McBride, J. McClure, E. McNamee, F. Moore, C. Nelson, B. Nielson, R. O’Gilvie, C. Perry, M. Peterson, P. Piona, W. Randolph, E. 5 Satterlee, L Shaw, J. Smith, F. Soracco, C. Sperber, S. Szafranski, B Thorp, C. Thuesen, J. Watner, S. Williams, A. ?’??????? 7 7 7 7 7 7 9 9 9 9 9 77 7 : 77779777777 ?????■???? J 9777777777 ???????•? ? ?? ' ??????? 777777777 7777777 7 7 7777 % ???? ' ?? 777777 - ' mm 777 . “I’m gonna have an Aviance night!’’ “I didn’t do it, honest, I didn’t!” “Oh, gosh!” “Oh, no! Anything but that!” “You’re cute, too!” “Call the girl at Pacific Plan!” Some people call King “A palace of sin,” but I think that King, compared to any other school, is a very good school. Think of it as a conversation piece. Next time somebody asks you how you like King, say: ‘‘Oh, it’s pretty fun. The outside appearance isn’t exactly fascinating, but the staff is great, they have super elective possibilities, and very good gym equipment. They’ll probably think you’re crazy, but what does it matter? You’ll. feel good inside, Carolina Torres 6 The alien floated slowly to earth in his spacecraft as the engines whirred to a stop, dropping him gently on the King playground. As the door of his airship opened, he leaped out, ready to confront any foe who wished to challenge him. Then he stopped in amazement, for before him was a field of stone spotted with huge mountains of rock formed in simple geometric figures. Suddenly there was a loud clanging. Startled, the alien glanced around trying to determine where the noise had come from. At that moment several doors opened in the monolothic heaps of stone, and hundreds of small, strange creatures begem running in and out of these doors, their faces expressionless. The alien attempted to stop a few of these weird creatures, but they rushed by; then another bell rang and the last of the creatures disappeared through the doorways. The alien, uncertain as to what to do, hesitated and then walked fearfully up to one of the doors, slowly pulled it open, and peered in. Stretching out before him to curve away out of sight was a long hallway, its walls covered with little doors. The alien went carefully up to one of the doors and pulled on the handle, but the door refused to open. The alien frowned slightly; then he pulled out a ray gun and fired at the door, completely obliterating it. Out of a small continued on page 8 V 7 “There’s something fishy goint on, isn’t there?” “Please not now, I’m right in the middle of a Rothschild!” “Does anyone know how to start this mach- ine?” “Oh no, not more homework!” compartment behind the door fell what seemed to be hundreds of small rectangular things and a brown, shapeless, paper form. The alien looked at these for a moment in puzzlement and then went on to the next door and treated it the same way. The same results. Were these storage chambers? The alien scratched his head, perplexed by this strange place. As he continued on down the hallway, he noticed that at even intervals there were larger doors. He crept silently up to one of these and tried to see in through the many windows in the door. The glass in the windows was of a strange texture, making everything fuzzy, but the alien managed to make out a tall thin figure gesturing with what had to be hands, as they were positioned at the end of his her its arms, although they had many fewer fingers than the alien’s. The alien, taking this for a war dance, threw open the door and leapt in, waving his sword above his head and shaking his ray gun in a menacing gesture. Then he stopped and stood there in astonishment as the room erupted with screams, and the small continued on page 9 8 “I should’ve been a nun!” “Now I think it’s time for that man-to-man talk!” “Well, if you’re going to be like that, you may just step out of my classroom!” “Would it be cheating if you helped me with my home- work?” “Say Cheese!” “Where IS that book on how to treat skunk odor?” creatures that filled the room started diving out windows and scrambling for the doors. Meanwhile the figure at the front fainted and fell backwards, hitting the floor with a dull thud. The alien walked over to it, looking into its upturned face (an extremely ugly one by alien standards). At that moment the creature woke up, gave one final scream, and then fainted again. The alien jumped three feet in the air and at least seven backwards, propelling himself out the door altogether. He stared at the thing on the floor, surprised by its reaction. Then he raced out of the building and down to his spaceship. The door of the spaceship opened, and he mounted the stairs to the entrance with relief. There he turned around and looked back over the meadow of rock to the strange piles of stone. Then, shaking his head, he walked back into his aircraft and flew off into space. Was it a world gone mad? Charles Browning 9 “Unfortunately, this is the only thing that keeps me going all day!’’ “Look, the roof is falling!” “Women, women, women! They’ll get all my hair before I’m through!” “Yay, team!” “Now, all I have to do is unscrew this cap and . . . ” “Who poisoned my coffee!” 10 by ( YYC ' vRtY hiiBB Abdur— Rahim, LaRhonda Adamos, Joel Adams, Erin Addison, Leroy Ali, Anwar Allen, Damon Angell, Christina Archbold, Sarah Argue, Tati Armstrong, Craig Austin, Brian Austin, Marvin Bailey, Eric Bailey, Pemell Baker, Ralph Baldwin, Karen Barlow, Edward Barlow, Nora Barnard, Patrick Ben, Grishrondra Berggren, Heidi Berry, Andre Bingham, Alison liochof, John Block, Shannon Bloom, Helene Bodine, Josh Basserman, Lorelei Bosson, Nick Bowlin, Jennifer Boyd, Tianta Bratt, Chris Brew, Cassandra Brew, Lassandra Brooks, Troy Broussard, Niles Brown, Erik Brown, Felicia Brown, Grant Brown, Lolita Brown, Michael Bryant, Victoria Buckman, Brook Burandi, Bill Burke, Sara Bums, Suzanne Bush, Charlotte Callen, Tonya Callenbach, Hans Campbell, Annette Carey, Cecelia Carroll, Mary Jill Carroll, Water Carter, George Carter, Reggie Cassin, David Chang, Te ning Chapman, William Christensen, Richard Christoph, Eve Chuck, Roy Citragno, Clifford Citragno, Glenda Clark, Lee ularke, Kevin Clomon, James Connolly, Dina Connolly, Kris Cowan, Charlotte Cowan, Joe Craig, Chris Craig, Kim Crescione, Craig Crowe, Alison Cunningham, Veronica Daly, Chris Dang, Pltuong Daniels, Rogers Davis, Kathleen Davis, William De Garmo, Jeanette Delarose, Billy Dennis, Raymond Devine, Charles Dew, Bill Dewey, Paul Dickey, Andrew Distefano, Robert n ixon, Kim Dommer, Barri Donahue, Susan Donaldson, Jaimila Dotson, Linda Douglas, Antoinette Dritz, Aaron Dunbar, Nona Eason, Danette Eaton, Heather Egeberg, Susan Einwohner, Rina Elliot, Dana Ellis, Rosie Emerson, Jon Emerson, Rosie Emery, Antone Entrekin, Demian Ernst, David Faulk, Shannon Felix, Aaron Felix, Janet Ferguson, Alicia Fielder, Brian Fike, Paul Finnie, Helen Finnie, James Fitzgerald, Marc Flory, Jason Fogarty, Paul Forsey, Morgan Fortune, Glamira Fourt, Kelly Foy, May Fraser, Maria Frazier, Sheila Friedman, Bill Fudge, Greta Fuji;, Michael Fujioka, Miva 13 Fujita, Mark Fuks, Mauricio Fulrath, Janet Fusco, Antonia Galleni, Andrea Garcia, Amelia Gaudet, Bill Gavin, Michael Geer, Derrick Genser, Leigh Gilbert, Eric Gilbert, Susanna Gill, Tirath Glassey, Peter Glickman, Eve Glover, Saadia Goldman, Polly Gooding, Douglas Goodman, Naomi Goolsby, Andoricia Gordon, Jon Goshay, Jennifer Grant, Tonita Green, Abe Grunland, Betsy Guerrero, Angela Guy, Michael Guy, Robert Halbach, Elaine Halican, Darlene Hamai, Steven Hamataka, Scott Hamilton, Reginald Hampton, Sherrill Hannah, Rachel Hanson, Chris Harari, Amir Hardaway, Stacy Harris, Charlotte Hart, Kathy Harvey, Michelle Hashimoto, Ron Hawkins, Claude Hemingway, Edward Henderson, Tracy Hess, Wendy Hesse, Renalia Hiersoux, Karen Hodges, Angela Hoffman, Kaylia Holtz, Lisa Hong, Cameron Holmes, Kenny Horowitz, Sarah Horton, Chris Hunter, Daisy Israel, Jeff Jackson, Carmen Jackson, Connie Jackson, Jasper Jackson, Sheila Jacob, Anthony Jacobs, Denise Jensen, Andy JjL .JR W jgf f t mM si Jiltonilro, Jordana Jin, Darren Johnson, Erik Johnson, Michelle Johnson, Sonya Johnson, Stacey Jones, Rhonda Jones, Sean Juul, Domlin Kaarto, Kristine Kato, Lucinda Keech, Steven Keefe, Rory Kettner, Philip Keys, Judy Kincheon, Judy Klett, Mia Knight, David Kumao, Heidi Lacy, Ama Lambert, Alan Lamotte, Francois Lamotte, Philippe Landry, Andrea Landry, Hope LaPierre, Jacky Lave, Paul Lawler, Kathleen Lee, Pat Leonard, Andra Lester, Steven Lewis, Sarah Liou, Nancy Llewellyn, Robert Lloyd, Sharon Lockey, Dana Loebbecke, Keith Lopez, Teresa Louie, Nancy Luce, Katherine Lynch, Janice Mack, Kelly Maine, Ira Mallach, Donna Matmstrom, Carolyn Manning, Debbie Monocchio, Benedetta Manca, Sheryl Marius, Beth Margosian, Rachel Mattonen, Marcie Mayeri, Rebecca Mayo, Timmy Mays, Gwen McCaffrey, Mary McCrary, Sean McCulloch, Derrick McCutchan, Leslie McFarland, Derrick Mcgee, La Drich Meisel, David Melih, Annie Melton, Sonja Mengel, Karen Mills, Daphene Mills, Roberts Mitchelle, Harold Monroe, Felipe Monroe, Paul Moore, Darril Moore, Felicia Moore, Fancisco Moore, Grace Morizono, Matt Morrison, Gerald Moser, Erich Moy, Marion Na, Kevin Najar, Chris Nakagawa, Dana Ng, Timothy Nikaido, Michio Nishikai, John Novogrodsky, Seth Ofsevit, Paul Okamura, Edwin Okino, Kenneth Oliver, Marcus Ong, Wailun Onodera, Suzanne Panish, Joseph Papps, Stacy Paul, Jessica Pereira, Ron Perry, Ernest Perry, Greg Peskin, Aaron Phillips, Lesly Pilisuk, Jeff Pinkney, Rodney Poe, Michaelle Polk, Lawanda Porter, Vicki Powell, Derek Powell, Lisa Pred, Michelle Prenter, Geoff Price, Patricia Pritchard, Erica Pruitt, Lester Pugh, Frederich Pugh, Marvin Rader, Allison Rader, Jennifer Radisch, Matt Raffill, Tom Randle, Bobby Redmon, Phyllis Redwood, Debbie Reed, Maya Reese, Yail Reid, Karin Reyes, Rudy Reyna, Larry Rice, Jeri Richard, Wayne Richards, Kim Riddle, Jonathan Rienzi, Michael Riley, Marcus Rising, Peggy Rupley, Jeb Ruthledge, Sylvester Roberson, Kelvin Robinson, Larce Robinson, Marty Robinson, Patricia Robinson, Toni Roche, Sarah Roh, Gregg Rose, Alison Rose, Matthew Rosenbaum, Sarah Rosman, Rebecca Ross, Steven Rothhaar, Jessica Rowe, John Samuelsen, Thea Sanchez, Elsie Sandner, Beth Sandners, Denise Sarna, Martin Sastry, Suresh Satterfield, Dana Saunders, Geoff Savage, Michael Sawyer, Katy Sayles, Walter Schaffer, Suzanne Schmalz, Kirsten ♦ % •pi Schumacher, Laura Schwab, Brian Scoggins, Gary Scott, Cynthia Seals, Jeanette Senegal, Cheryl Session, Martel Shapiro, Meagan Shapiro, Michelle Sidener, Scott Sieradzki, Michael Siekman, Clarisse Silveyra, Antonio Simmons, Adriana Simmons, Lisa Simpson, Sonya Slaughter, LaSharon Slaymaker, John Smart, Rena Smith, Anthony Smith, Jeff Smith, Micheal Smith, Yohan Snyder, Mary Soe, Bradley Spiegel, Sasha Srovall, Edward Stairs, Scott Steinhart, Rachel Stephens, Susan Stem, Elizabeth Sternberg, Michael Stevens, Molly Stewart, Erica Stoll, Kira Stott, Dawn Strickland, Martin Stullman, Eric Suess, Doug Tabsharani, Fred Taylor, Aaron Taylor, Susan Tehranian, Yalda Thomas, Cortez Thomson, Heather Thompson, Nathaniel Tilden, William Tom, David Toney, Jeana Torre, Jennifer Treadway, Alphonso Tresser, Irene Trujillo, Lori Trainor, Mike Tung-Loong, Kem Turk, Kevin Vacheron, Phillip Vacheron, Robert Valenzuela, Naomi Valenzuela, Eneding Vernon, Darlene Veneziaro, Michelle Villavicencio, Nellie Wade, Donnie $ Wade, Eric Wagele, Martha Waite, Lucy Walker, Katie Walker, Marion Wallach, Sandro Ward, Derik W r are, Michael Wayne, James Washington, Andre Washington, Earl Washington, Kathing Watson, Kelly Watson, Lanita Weinereb, Glenn Whalin, David Whittaker, Brian White, Gary White, Keith Whittle, Deneise Whittle, Troy Wilbanks, Thor Wilhelm, Mary Willars, David 18 Williams, Cheryl Williams, Cheryl Williams, Chris Williams, Kurt Williams, Pam Williams, Ron Williams, Terri Williams, Vivian Williams, Yolanda Williams, Yolanda Willis, Barron Willson, Gillsan Wilson, Carolyn Wilson, Charles Wilson, Kent Wilson, Nathan Wittmer, Zac Wolf, Kenny Wollenberg, Kathy Woods, Willie Wright, Eric Woolford, Sara Wright, Peter Wudtke, Erika Yee, Elizabeth Zuniga, Jennifer Zurek, Maryan UP AND COMING: Aller, Inga Caise, Yule Cain, Siobham Dorsett, Terrence by Karen Kerschen Dwinell, Laura Ecoling, Matt Hoffman, Kaylia Jackson, Vincent Knight, Jennifer Lopez, Teresa Mitchell, Harold Olson, Paul Rao, Rekha Redman, Phyllis Sanchez, Elsie Snyder, Mary Tejada, Eric Washington, Kathering Weir, Chris Wilbanks, Thor “Hey, man!” 19 “And furthermore ... ” “Humph!” “Don’t you think your sarong’s a little short?!” 20 “Hey, Steve, that’s the 176th seagull I’ve seen today!’’ “Ah! This is the life!” “Look, I’m doing the splits!” “Smile, Judith! They’re taking our picture!” “Now, if you don’t do your job, you’re fired!” “So there!” “And now I’d like you to meet my friend, the tree!” “Join the King Crowd!” 21 Happy noises I hear. “What is this?” I ask. “It is a school.” “A school,” says I, “and what might that be?” “A place where children grow and learn.” “Children,” says I, “and what are they?” “They are little people.” “People,” says I, “what is people?” “I am the singular form of people - person.” “Ahh! That explains it all. You went to school too, I presume?” “Yes, when I was a child.” “Good gracious! There are so many childs!” “Yes, there are many, and they must all learn to be useful grown-up people.” “Oh, I see! When they grown-up they become people.” “No! You don’t see at all! They are people now, but they are only useful when they are older.” “This useful you speak of . . . .” “Help!” “So sorry, what is the saying . . . .oh, yes -goodbye! Eileen McGrath “You Tarzan, me gorilla!’’ “I haff come to biiite yourr neck!” “If I go, so do you!” 22 Aas, Halvor Abrams, Mark Abrams, Robert Adams, Veronica Akawie, David Alcott, Anthony Alford, Melanie Ali, Yasmin Allen, Matt Allen, Maurice Allen, Nate Ammons, Ty Anderson, Charles Anderson, Christopher Anderson, Eugene Anderson, Kevin Anderson, Malary Anderson, Meredith Anspach, William Appel, William Appel, Ken Atchison, Chris Austin, Pam Autin, Alexandre Bachenheimer, Julie Baker, Cynthia Baker, Jewel Baldwin, Aaron Ballrel, Ian Baltan, Jill Bangor, Gregory Barranco, Luis Barth, Dominic Bayliss, Sonya Baylor, Komar Bell, Cynthia Bennett, William Bischof, Otto Blacksher, Sherry Bodine, Tim Bowlin, Tom Boyd, Tanya Bradley, Kris Braswell, Doug Braun, David Brew, Curtis Briggs, Hillary Brooks, Christine Brown, Alecia Brown, Danette Broan, Tani Brown, Thomas Browning, Charles Bruvold, Anita Bryden, Robert Buckley, Tamara Bums, Gregory Burroughs, Ken Butler, Kathy Cadogan, Frances Cannon, Storin Carroll, Erik Celestin, Paul Chang, Grace Chang, Teresa Chappie, Cynthia Chin, Richard Choulett, Raymond Christian, Tony Chung, Mera Clark, Dana Clark, Jess Clark, Leah Clewis, Charles Clifton, Nicole Cline, Sarah Cohen, Ari Cohen, Eric Coleman, Leon Collins, Jane Colocci, Michael Concepcion, Leslie Condon, Lisa Conley, Luana Connelly, Paul Connelly, Sean Cook, Kathrine Cook, Katie Corbin, Mark Cotton, Steven Coulter, Mike Cowans, Jesse Cox, Renee Crescione, Mark Crosby, Mark Cunningham, Mario Curran, Peter Curtis, Elisabeth Daly, Donna David, Mercedes Davis, John Davis, Nikita Davis, Robt Delamar, Sam De la Rosa, Brett Delucchi, Cythia Dickens, Carla Dinwiddie, Karl Dodd, Hugh Dominick, Anthony Dominick, David Douthit, Shelton Dowdakin, Rebecca Dreyer, Kirsten Duggan, Marie Dunkelberger, Brenda Dunlap, Phaedra Dun-Ruiz, Sonia Durling, Sarah Dyckman, Christi Edwards, Lititia Ellison, Katrina Ellner, Erik Engel, Curran Apps, Andrea Ericksen, Amy Erickson, Anna Erickson, Jenny Escalante, Kent Evans, Gwen Evans, Jackie Everhart, John Farrell, Robin Feiner, Gary Fier, Brenda Fine, Margaret Floyd, Ronald Fogerty, Jeff Fone, Susie Ford, Edward Ford, Leese Fortune, James Foss, Esther Foster, Kevan Foy, Loretta Fuentes, Vicente Fujii, Debbie Fuller, Dannice Furuichi, Derek Gabe, Neil Gaddis, Francine Gales, John Garland, Linda Garnett, Rhonda Gee, Norman Geer, Pamela Gibson, Michelle Gill, Danny Gillespie, Copper Gold, Danny Golden, Ricky Goldstein, Lotus Goodman, Holly Goodrow, Georgia Goman, Jenny Gordon, Amy Gordon, July Gordon, Robert Graber, Charles Gray, Lizzy Graymer, Richard Grass, Lillian Graves, Sandra Graves, Sheldon Green, Ben Greene, Jordana Greer, Tracy Grimes, Sharon Gross, Becky Gur-arieh, Abby Gutfeldt, Rikki Hackler, Carol Halverson, Alex Hamilton, Madelyn Hamm, Denise Hamm, Duane Hanserd, Anthony Hanson, Stephen Hardy, Andrik Hardy, Angelique Hardy, James Harris, Anthony Harris, Diana Harris, Jackie Harte, David Harvey, Dorothy Hawkins, Vincent Hayashi, Sandra Haywood, Ray Heda, Margo Helgeson, Kim Henderson, Lelia Henderson, Michelle Hendon, Rebecca Henry, Pamela Heyman, James Hill, Alex Hodges, Kim Hofman, Joan Hogan, Janice Hollins, Alvanzo Holman, Mike Hongisto, Sonja Hua, Morgan Hughes, David Hughes, Diedra Hughes, Valerie Humpherie, Andy Hunt, Andrea Hunt, Margaret Hunter, Ruth Hurd, Alex Hurtado, Mario Hutchinson, Kenneth Ince, Kenan Ivanoff, Sengel Iwaroto, Lisa Jackson, Diane Jackson, Joyce Jackson, Roland Jackson, Robert James, Norman James, Tracey Jeffrey, Jill Jenkins, Patricia Jessie, LaJonne Johnson, Angela Johnson, Dewetvious Johnson, Hugh Johnson, Karen -Tnhnson, Kent Johnson, Kevin Jones, Henry Jones, Val Jones, Victoria Jordan, Pamela Jordan, Tonya Kaarto, Erik Kahan, Simon Kase, Sara Katz, Julie Kay, Suzie Kelly, James Kettner, Alex Keyes, George Keys, Karen 27 Kimball, Paul Kimble, Jeoffrey Kitchen, Luther Kon, Danny La Force, Nathan Lai, Nick Lamson, Ellen Lancaster, Linus Larson, Aaron Layser, Susan Lebastchi, Boback Lee, Christina Lee, Glenn Lee, La Jeune Lee, Lucette Lee, Tammy Lee, Timothy Lehmer, Ronald Lemberger, Julie Leng, Justin Leonard, Jerome Lew, Bradley Lewis, Delano Lewis, Josh Lieberman, Bronwyn Lizarraga, Cecilia London, Elnetia Louie, David Louie, Kym Lovata, Maria Lowenthal, Mark Lubhner, Eric Lujan, Maria-Dolores Luster, Kelvin Lynn, Richard Ma, Chuck Mackinnon, Todd Malanche, Leonard Malkin, Daniel Malone, James Manochio, Dominic Manza, Judi Margosian, Rebecca Markowitz, Daniel Marshall, Carla Martinez, Daniel Massey, Peter Mast, Chris Masumara, Jeanine Matsui, Russell Maxwell, Claire Mazur, Nina McClintock, Anne McCraw, Alisa McCutchan, Susan McElvane, Renee McGough, Ricky McGrath, Eileen McIntosh, Elgin McIntosh, Jean McPhail, Julie McQueen, Ron Miller, Bradley Mitchell, Robbie Miyasaki, Michael Modecke, Raoul Monroe, Juan Morris, Michael Morris, Sharon Moss, Bernard Moton, Phillip Mueller, Martin Murray, Walter Myhrer, Kari Nakahar, Cathy Nakaso, Laurie Naparst, Diana Nathan, Geoffrey Nelson, Bruce Newton, Donna Nishimura, Theresa Novak, Chris Novogrodsky, Ellen O’Donnell, Anna Ogden, Stephanie Osborne, Kim Owens, Kim Ozaki, Rebecca Palmer, Scott Payne, Lois Pearson, Erik Perez, Lisa Perez-Mendez, Judy Perry, Gale Peterson, Tim Phillips, Jennifer Pozos, Michael Price, Carl Price, Larry Price, Martha Price, Pam Price, Ramona Pugh, Gregory Rader, Paul Ramirez, Gene Ramirez, Mario Ramirez, Patrici Ranck, Laura Rautenberg, Konrad Raymond, Cordelia Recht, David Regalado, Regulus Reid, Angela Reiner, Jason Resner, Jena Reyna, Eddie Richardson, Phillip Richmond, Lauren Riemer, Marjorie Roberts, Kristy Robinson, Ann Robinson, Elliot Robinson, Joseph Robinson, Kimberley Robinson, Molly Robinson, Ruby Robinson, Terri Rocha, Annamarie 29 Rochlin, David Rogers, Janet Rosenfeld, Anne Royal, Vernon Rubach, Katherine Ruff, Adrienne Sakurai, Dennis Salem, Wendy Sampson, Doug Sanchez, Agustin Sancid, Monica Sander, Reginold Scharlack, Heather Schellhase, David Scherer, Jim Schmalz, Gregg Schwartz, Justin Schwartzbart, Michael Scott, Chandra Seid, Dickie Sessions, David Seward, Herman Shaffer, Marc Shapiro, Justine Shaw, Alan Shaw, Stewart Shogren, Mary Sieh, Kathy Simmons, Kenny Simmons, Mark Singleton, Darin Sloan, Michelle Smith, Derrell Smith, Jacob Smith, Emily Smith, Katherine Smith, Marlon Snyder, Donald Snyder, Ronald Solovay, Daniel Spearman, George Spears, Eric Spears, Monica Staal, Frederik Stampp, Jenny Stevens, Mark Stewart, Fay Stewart, Lealand Suess, Steve Super, John Swine, Jeff Sudduth, Trent Tatmon, Yvette Taylor, Allan Taylor, Elizabeth Taylor, Miles Taylor, Sam Thomas, Martha Thomas, Maria Thomas, Paris Thomas, Tina Thompson, Eric Torres, Ana Torres, Carolina Trampleasure, Grace Tranter, Lisa Tull, David Turk, Keith Ultan, Sarah Valenzuela, Nicolas Valle, Theodore Vasquez, Maria Vasquez, Eddie Vasquez, Patricia Vaughn, Deevya Vernon, Letitia Wacht, Tracy Wade, Kim Wakida, Lance Walls, Vickie Walters, Robert Wardlaw, Kathleen Washington, Denise Watkins, Matthew Waxman, Danny Weltzer, Shelly White, Emmanuel White, Karen Whitehouse, Doug Whittle, Toni Wicher, David Wilkerson, Vicki Williams, Andrea Williams, Billie Williams, Chris Williams, David Williams, Freetia Williams, Ida Williams, Karen Williams, Lauren Williams, Lorraine Williams, Nancy Williams, Walter Willis, Todd Wilson, Aubrey Wilson, Denise Wilson, Janice Wolfe, Mark Wolfson, Judith Wong, Leah Woods, Lewis Woolsey, Robin Wright, Peter Yee, John Yoon, Sang Yost, Carl Yuen, Arthur Yuen, Lois Zalocha, Chris King has become one of the main parts of my life. I’ll spend almost one quarter of my life going to school, and King, at present, is that portion of my life. I go to school to learn, and with the knowledge I receive from King, I work to better my mind and body. Though I respect King for its strive to t each students, there are some aspects of King that displease me. I resent the way some teachers run their classes, but I agree with others. I think King has not put in a full effort to please its students, though things have been, and are being done. In King I have gone through many changes that have bettered me, and probably worsened me, but in King I have always felt a certain satisfaction as I finish one semester and prepare for the next. Alan Shaw 31 AFTER THE BELL Bayliss, Sonya Beglinger, Jay Briggs, Hilary Buckley, Tamara Burroughs, Ken Butler, Eric Cazden, Audrey Crews, Ingrid Echols, Jean Fogerty, Jeff Goman, Jenny Gray, Lenise Helgensen, Kim Hofmann, Joan Hughes, Valerie Johnson, Terry Keys, Karen Lamson, Ellen Laster, Lisa Mallach, Kenneth Marshall, Carla Maung, Mike McWilliams, Susan Nakaso, Laurie Parks, Toni Riasanovsky, Maria Rothchild, Robert Scherer, Jim Shaffer, Mark Shapiro, Justine Shaw, Allan Thayer, Nina Thomas, Maria Tranter, Lisa Travis, Roderick Vernon, Letita Walters, Robert Williams, Esther “Well, be that way, then! “Aren’t we studious!” Martini Rossi on the rocks “All right, who put the rubber cement on this pillar?!” great “In case you don’t realize, I’m a mathematician.’’ “I’m singing in the shade.’’ “I asked, ‘Are you deaf?’ ” “Help!” 33 FAN t ... DMHK IS ... K 1 LK f COKl Fcoc it . .. FlzzA i spag-hetti Holiday ... C HRl i TM AS A E A ifim kASTTin F ... S?oP.T.s 2 SCClALIZl! IPOR.T 5 IS .,, Sccc K A Football ACTRcbS .. . Fa AH FAu ceTt MAIcAlS 2 CxcacY T Yis MALI SlHG-£.y IS...ElTor4 iciAH AsTEVit WON 2 t ?£IV ALt6lNlG ' £FA IS... OlXvIA n£vjTuM JOAiA “ 6 -UAOYE KNIGHT r GROUP ... £A TH-v 4 IUD 3 flR£ SGYG .. . REA SONS fV-AR.O Cr?iAFA 15 , , . SAP£Tta A STAR TReK MOVIE I -... THE EXORCIST 2 ACToFA, IS.. • ' EIllV Ts££ oJTlliaca ' R.O ' bg RT It GOF ' OP.D The teachers, their minds whirring with the wisdom Plato and Aristotle spoke beneath the olive trees of Ancient Greece, speak with such sagacity that mankind marvels as to how they come to know such incredible secrets. The students, drinking knowledge as a fish drinks water, grow daily with each bit they acquire, then wonder ever after how they have learned so much. They will one day become kings and queens, sages and philosophers of the greatest intellect. The athletes go on to win honor on the Olympic fields, taking medal after medal on the never-ending stairway to triumph. And so the heart of King glows with the power of the universe and the wisdom of the worlds. Charles Browning Screams of joy and pain echo Through the halls, out the door. Never to return In quite the same way. Steve Suess 34 Mr. Elliott, Orchestra Concert Band Symphonic Band Jazz Band 36 Symphonic Band Symphonic Band St. Mary’s Math Competition First Semester Journalism Yearbook Second Semester Journalism Advanced Drama Mr. Hamilton, Symphonic Band 37 W sy King Kongs, Water Polo Team 38 39 Pom Pom Girls Cheerleaders S.S.O. Turkey Trot 40 Debate Team Turkey Trot Student Government Student Government Ski Club Turkey Trot Save-the-Merry-Go-Round Club 41 I.W.E.’s Women in Math and Science A.S.U. by Karen Kerschen 42 Animal Preservation Committee by Karen Kerschen Lucette Lajuene Jenny Anna Jennifer Allison There once was a baby who lay By his twin and these words he did say, “I hear from our mother That you are my brother Why don’t we switch places today?” So they changed all their things as they lay Mother came, and she took them away And not once did she see That they weren’t as should be So they’re backwards right up to this day! Lotus Goldstein Amy Julie Rosie Jon Cassandra Lassandra There once was a young pair of twins Who grumbled when not in the wins And when trouble did bubble The bubble was double And they engaged in two times the sins. 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Martin Luther King Junior High School - Yearbook (Berkeley, CA) online collection, 1971 Edition, Page 1

1971

Martin Luther King Junior High School - Yearbook (Berkeley, CA) online collection, 1973 Edition, Page 1

1973

Martin Luther King Junior High School - Yearbook (Berkeley, CA) online collection, 1976 Edition, Page 1

1976

Martin Luther King Junior High School - Yearbook (Berkeley, CA) online collection, 1978 Edition, Page 1

1978

Martin Luther King Junior High School - Yearbook (Berkeley, CA) online collection, 1979 Edition, Page 1

1979

Martin Luther King Junior High School - Yearbook (Berkeley, CA) online collection, 1980 Edition, Page 1

1980


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