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

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4 f A 4? i Ffh 6 L.-,Fx 7'-'Q A rl 0 'U' i f X J Bob Kendrick Joan Lee Joyce Louis Bill Marlin Carolyn Krickau Arnold Lewicki Ron Louis Eleanor Marlinez WE CAME BACK lo Tech wilh a feeling ol self-confidence 'rhal nexl fall. Some ol us wenl all our for clubs, and lhe l-lello Day Dance was deluged by our class. We were seen al lhe loolball games and al some of lhe parries. Our school work, ol course. was a lilile more dillicull lhan il had been. Bur remember some ol lhose fine classes? Soph Glee was a lavorile and so was Miss Sproule's English class. Then we were juniors. 'lhal name meanl a lol lo us. We found lhai il meanl a lol ol homework, loo. Chemislry, hislory, algebra lll, and lrig were all ours, and we solemnly wished lhal lhey weren'l. The people in lhe com- mercial deparlmenl were perspiring also over shorlhand and bookkeeping. We had one compensaliony lhal was lhe Junior Prom. Joyce Landgraf Merle Lindslrom Malcolm Mackenzie Bill McCan Barbara Kyle Barbara Lewis Jack Lowe Vernal Malhews Eleanor Lavezz Pearl Louie Angela Marino Peggy McClean Leonard Lealh Ruby Louie Bill Marli Elizabelh Mendoza , :' .-72 li in ml Q3 N. ir if' X I :W in J Q' K' ,nu , 'uni WG' WNW

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Beafric Greenwood Sylvia Grey Dorofhy Harker Dale Harry lRay Herrera Alice Herzig Narhaniel Hewirf Sylvia Ho Be Hughes Roscoe Jeffrey Phyllis Jensen Jimmie Johnson Lllf Jones Hattie Jones Fred Kahrer Elmer Kallas BY THE END of fhe firsf ferm we emerged info our new life. We'd fried our hand af a Sophomore l-lop and furned ouf for fhe Big-Liffle Sisfer parfy Nobody could call us liffle low-fens any longer, because we were now falcing an acfive parf in school life. Some of us ioined clubs: ofhers looked over fhe sifuafion carefully af firsf and decided fhe following ferm. Our school worlc consisfed of quanfifies of geomefry lwho could forgef lvir. Yu- liclc?l, and biology. Our spare firne look us fo Chris' fo guzzle col4es or fo Fenfon's fo sinlc our fasfe buds info one of fheir lovely super-dupers wifh a cherry on fhe fob. Here were loads of new friends: we fhoughf fhe Execufive Board preffy darn swell. Glancing our of fhe corner of our eyes, we hoped fhaf some liffle blonde or handsome fella would furn our way. Life was brand, sparlcling new, and, in our firsf ferm, we grabbed on, and nofhing could malce us lef go. George Havelaar Eugene Howard Lenore Johnson Harvey Kamian js Jeanne Heald Homer Huddles Paul Johnson Gloria Keifh X ' f W' J- X 'N X 5' Y. X ,, 4 :. '1 r is X ' '5 wr - 73 I sv I9 ton

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3 if Remedies Mendoza Trealha Meyer Ed Michelena Eddy Miller Sid Miranda Ted Milchell Jackson Miu Marion Moore Bruno Morando D. W. Myers Ada Lou Newcome Jim Norberq Serge Obiin Lincoln Oh Gloria Orbell Lorraine Parlell Richard Paul Dick Paynler Gil Pedro Claudia Pender All, Wl: WERE seniors al losll lloniework was ii lillle bil more 1.1 ariie lo nnosl ol us, because weld laken care ol as rnuclw es possible in our iunior year. S A Earnie Milchell Nancy Neilson John Padilla JoAnn Perron S2-ini 'OR , mrwfN? -' ..f-i 1.1 We were really an indispensable perl ol ine sclriool now. Some of us were on ine Execuliye Board or arnong 'rlwe class oiiicers. A lew becarne inleresled 4 in llwe newspaper business and could be lound pecking oul our slories in Q U i.: llYe Olde Scribe Qliicefl Qllners were beginning lo gel oul inlo llie world by laking 'lollice experience, in wlwicli llwey did ollice work lor a real firm N IAA. for perl of line dey. We walked down llie bells willw assurance, basking in 4. A ' ' lne adorelion oi lowflens. lecli seemed like e second nomo. Ii - Zl Ea