Oakland Technical High School - Talisman Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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Richard Carman Roberf Chew Joan Corbelli Mike Danese A ii if ,Wm Margaref Carillo Federico Casanares Sfephen Chan Jennie Chin Alton Chinn Henry Chinn Dave Couser Myron Crews Carole Crippen Pearl Dare Ruth Davis Bob Dent Tl-IERE, SITTING IN The audiTorium, were our Triends Trom The old school. Boy, did They loole good To us! Up on The sTage was a sToclcy man wiTh a sharp nose and a greaT big smile. ThaT smile was The greaTesT Thing we'd ever seen: iT seemed To spread ouT all over The audiTorium. Mr. WelTy sTood aside and Two more smiles made Themselves lcnown-Doc l-less and lvliss ScoTT. By This Time we were Teeling preTTy good, and we were beginning To acguire a warm, lazy, beauTiTul Teeling inside which was laTer To blossom TorTh inTo ThaT indescribable Teeling oT Triendshipu which belongs To all lechniTes. Doc l-less' and Miss ScoTT's words, Welcome To Technical, per- manenTly liTTed our hearTs Trom Their prospecTive abysses, and we could TorgeT The old iunior high days. We could almosT say This is my school and really mean iT. Jeannefle Chang Millon Checchi Johnny Ciraulo P ula Cleu Ron Crosfhwaife C-george Damoulos Willie Dilworllh Phyllis DoByne Q? C? -- 5 A -s FA N. '.' I7

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2 ei 'Q E1 .A. ff U 5 I '- in An. II . I l l , 1 11 i 'Q 1 i Ill Pal' Adamis Phil Adams Ed Badgley Ed Beasley Barbara Biscay Alice Blake Jim Brown Joyce Brown Tl-TAT MONDAY lv1ORNINC5in February, l9-47, we climbed up The sTeps of Technical Tor The TirsT Timeq iT was a big mornenT Tor us, Tor Those pillars meanT a new liTe. Proudly sporTing our high-nine pins and our new sweaTers. we sTepped Through The door-There were liTerally swarms ol sTudenTs mov- ing in every direcTion. We could pick ouT The seniors almosT immediaTely, and we viewed Them wiTh envy. The halls seemed so big! All The lcids buT us seemed To lcnow where They were going, and so all we could do was loolc and loolc, because we couldn'T TrusT our wobbly voices. Our hearTs seemed To be dangling on The ends oT our shoesTrings. A sense of homesiclqness came over us, and we longed, Tor a momenT, Tor The old school where we had been The big shoTs. Junior high seemed very Tar away. We wallsed disconsolaTely To The audiTorium. ArT Allen Ron Allison Joyce Andrews Max Aragon George Bedrosian Vic Bergstrom Connie Beyerle Joe Bigg Dorofhy Bohme Gloria Boyd Billie Breedlove Lyle Brennan Ron Brown Pal CainTic Julia Canaday Julia Cannon 'Aww' i ii .Qi f All f f'l' if uuu uu,

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H6115 ,, . ' '3 .L'7iJ F .il in .f . iff' s! l 'f I' Tl-IE FlRST WEEK was preTTy Tough. MosT OT us gOT lOsT in The halls aT some Time or OTher, and bashliully had To ask an upperclassman where our room mighT be. Some OT us were even Tooled by The rouTine OT The swimming pool up in room 300 and by The rumor OT The elevaTOr, buT noT Tor long. Vile learned many Things The TirsT week OT school. We learned ThaT The Odd- numbered rooms are aT one end OT The hall and ThaT The even-numbered rooms are aT The oTher. We acquired The valuable arT OT swinging The picTures in The halls, and we learned iusT where one could run wiThOuT being caughT by a member OT The TraTTic Board. BUT in all seriousness, we admired The Triendliness OT The sTudenTs and OT The Teachersg especially ThaT OT our own counselor, Mr. KyTe, who Tried To change us OuT OT ThaT unwanTed class. We meT Cy, who Trom his Twinlcling eye and Triendly saluTe, promised To be a TaiThTul friend. Yes, we decided we wanTed To see more OT Tech. Elaine Donovan George Dorr Ken Duffy Lois Durham Caiherine Eddy William Ed o George Fahmie Joyce Falcone GilberT Fernandez Don Fiora Fremonl Fong Ed Franf Gerry Franzen Bob Frohn Al GambeTTi Lois Gardere Tom Garvey Elaine G s George W. Gee George Y. Gee Myrna Gillaspey Tom Gorman Lucille Graham Sarah G is 2 l , me ' ...viii i ' ez J W .M '- . .,-