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

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FALL OFFICERS LEFT: Richard Anderson, Commis- sioner of Tralzlic, was ine boy we can llianlc lor llne lacl lbal we were seldom run down in ine lwalls. Lynn While, Commissioner oi lvlainle- nance, lcepl an eagle eye our for 'rliose of us who couldn'+ seem +o find ine garbage cans and who 'llnrow our liller on llie grounds. BELOW: Dol Wilson, Commis- sioner ol Finance, lcepl a close guard on all llme money we spenl on lickels lo sclwool aclivilies. Jack l-layiord, Commissioner of Publi' calions, made sure we gol our Scribes every Monday. J .. 'H ii ., .,. .. .. 1 N u, ABQVE: lvlarna Pedersen, Social Secrelary, wore lier lounlain pen lo a slub sending Teclinilies birllw- day and gel-well greelings. Pai Tinsley, as Commissioner ol Social Aclivilies, was responsible lor llwe lun had by all ol us al line dances and llwe enlerlaining social slwindigs. RIGHT: Donna Kangas, bead Yell Leader, was llie girl wlwo jumped and screamed so hard al The games llial we decided lo yell, loo. Flora Jung, Commissioner ol l-lonor Ac- livilies, was lcepl busy willw lead- ing llwe l-lonor Sociely and The Lawn Board. Diane Cook, Commis- sioner of Clubs, made sure all Jrliose clubs we belonged lo ran smoollily. awww .wamwu g

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THE BIG WHEELS RIGHT: Jim Hughes, as sludenl body presidenl in lhe lall, filled lhe pcsilion wilh a combina- tion of sfeadfasl leadership and good humor. Jim Marshall look over lhe presidenl's gavel in the spring. Under his leadership lhe sludenl government ran smoolhly for anolher term. 5 ...-u . I awk T 5 5 T fi ' W' .ie no 5 ABOVE. Dorelfe Dufore, Girls' Vice-Presidenf for lhe fall ferm. was living proof fha? godd lhings come in small packages, as she wen? abou? her dulies in her own unassuming buf efffcienl manner. ln his capacily as Boys' Vice- Prissidenl for fhe fall lerm, Jim Marshall was kfpl' busy wilh his largesf responsibilily of s -eing sludenls safely on the busses affer school. LEFT: Bernice Bronsdon look over fhe reins as Girls' Vice-Presidenf for fhe spring Term. Under her able leadership fhe girls' affairs lhroughoul lhe ferm were successlully managed. LEFT: Al Kyle was elecled Boys' Vice-President in fhe spring. His dufies were carried on wilh a quiel efficiency which made for a successful lerm of office. 9

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SPRING OFFICERS RIGHT: ForresT Slewing inTroduced his new yells and rouTines in The middle oT basIceTbaIl season as head yell leader. GranT CaTTaneo and his nail-on-sTicI4 crew IcepT our grounds Tree Trom debris. BELOW: BeTTy IvIarTin, as Social SecreTary, had no worries oT Time To kill in The spring Term. Every day meanT more greeT- ings To birThday ceIebranTs. The Honor SocieTy and Lawn Board were puT inTo The responsible hands OT Bill Russell, Commissioner oT Honor AcTiviTies. ABOVE: Commissioner oT Club Ac- TiviTies Phebe Brown managed one oT The besT club assemblies yeT. TraTIic Commissioner John Russell and his board IcepT our halls or- derly. LEFT: Nancy EIlioT IcepT Tech- niTes inTormedg as Commissioner oT PubIicaTions she ediTed The Scribe. Alice IVIcCrudden, Commissioner oT Finance, Toolc care oT dues and sales. In charge of Social AcTiviTies was Barbara BarnhoIT, who arranged our monThly shindigs in The gym.