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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1959 volume:

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I,- N will Jil? ilu W WV 'AA fu fl l Q 7 J l, l c' il alli , Elk I NH I XFX , A 5, if 1 Q H 5 fl ,h ldv ,fl 4? :J i i I f . xl rl Lu v .X WJ xi' f XJ l 1 4 V o X Y. X... ,..- fix! if . f- 1 if lfvv NU X L l if la ,J if o H1 ,V ' ., . V fiyxf' D 17, -1 , .2 ' li? Qs X W 2 ' W f S J J YL . B fD!e9,fb,'l--6'IfL2 ifxqy JL ,ll-,U l ., g X -'J 2 Though the most be players, some must be spectators. Ai ' X, 111B TAJJSLQAII 1959 Published Annually by the students of Oakland Technical High School Oakland, Califomia The members of the Talisman staff of 1959 dedxcate this yearbook to those who have advanced the cultural arts in our school. Mrs. Laura Stine . . . It has been said that dancing is the most moving, the most beautiful of arts. You have helped to illus- trate this idea through 'your excellent choreography for Patterns in Tone, Antigone, and the Dads Club Talent Show. Unforgettable is your arrangement of Street Scene for Patterns in Tone. Through your ejorts we have come to realize that dancing truly is one of the most beautiful of the arts. Mr. John Mortarotti . . . You have worked hard and have given much of your time conducting good music for us. ,W ith- out your ,help some of our school produc- tions would have been almost impossible. You have prepared numbers for Patterns in Tone, for the Dads Club Talent Show, for assemblies and activities, and for the seniors' most important event, graduation. Everywhere we turn the results of your hard work fill our hearts with music. Mr. Harry Spencer . . . W e thank you for your choral arrangements for assem- blies, for Patterns in Tone, and for graduation. You have contributed a great deal to the art of music at Tech Under our ' 9' direction are musical groups for almost every interest: the Choir, the Serenaders and Boys' Glee, Girls' Glee, and Sophomore Glee. We commend you for ojering this wide choice of music as well as for your patience and willingness to help. Mr. Stuart Hayes . . . No matter how good a performance may be, it cannot be a success' without sound. Your work behind th s h' ' e cenes, w ich is not always openly recognized, differentiates between the per- formance and the success. You see that the public address crew is always on the job, providing sound for term plays, dances, game events, and noon rallies. It is your direction that enhance special events. s so many of Tech's Mr. Selmer H. Berq - - Superintendent of the Oakland Mr. John J. Kinq Public Schools - - President Mr. Richard L. Grodin Mrs. Marjorie Hirschler Mr. Carl B. Munck Mrs. Cora A. Riser Mr. Kenneth L. Thompson Board of Education Members We of the Talisman staff thank Mrs. Christal Murphy, news adviser and English teacher, who has devoted much of her time in assist- ing us in the publication of our yearbook. 'I : Ke! fi X7 7 , if , f .f . f -f'f A , ,f ff' Q Lf 199' 3.56 mfg X ,ffffp fff' 45411 -J - ff ' ' N ,If lj , V' - If If ' ,' 1 '. 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And you-O you, who the wildest yearn For the old-time step and the glad return,- Think of him faring on, as dear In the love of There as the love of Hereg Think of him still as the same, I say: He is not dead-he is just away! IN MEMORIAM Kenneth Brown Colleen Howell Nancy Maede pp .cz li '95SlXx ' f ni ' it 'U 'g'g:Xt..b ? 1 .LQ g .' ' - 2 f . awk, SP5 x ' :.' 13 pg, . ff if 1 'fu , T tl Qi fi? ' W Nil jf? ,' ., , 'V' ' 1 , .Q 4 ,, K 1' if ' M , - fzff' , M iii ., 'fff g72,,,2,. , g f. ,:a ' '.-1' '--. K , fl V? fv,g,3: -si' 54' QW- W. Q f J lf ga!-,gg Uh ' J'-4 .14 u i + -,,. ,..-,.,-., ig D- A Y, ..,. ..,......- - R . K.. 55 I :E J , 1 W ll i.,fTf?i'2?sf 'I 1 v K i 1 W 1 M Of all the dimensions of a high school the spiritual dimension is the most intangible, the most unmeasurable. The jinal test of our ejforts must be the deepest convic- tions, the actual behavior, the character and lives of our students after they leave our sheltered campus. Have we really helped you to become more alive and sensitive, better husbands and wives and parents, better citizens, more humble and resolute and tolerant as human beings? The spiritual quality of Oakland Technical High School is our never-ending concern, regardless of how that quality is achieved. This has been our prime purpose. It is hoped that we achieved our purpose, and that we have enlarged-your vision and determination to make the conflicts among men creative rather than destructivef, DR. GEORGE C. BLISS principal To you who have just completed an Odyssey through high school there comes the natural feeling that the journey is over. Not so, for you've only begun the preparations for a creative and useful life. ':Craduation from Tech is only a physical step. You can't really leave Tech. Like Ulysses you are a part of all that you have met. The spirit, the trarlilions, loyalties, standards, moral values-all go with you as well as our sincere zcishes for your suceessf' DONALD LUCAS boys' vice-principal The Tech student body members have built themselves a name for good sportsmanship, academic achieve- ment, cooperation, and loyalty within the student body. This yeafs projects have created stronger unity, loyalty, and school spirit of which we can all be proud. As a student body associa- tion, you have worked well together, and I have appreciated the oppor- tunity of working with youf, Miss VALERIE BRENAN 'rls' vice- rinci al 81 P P -. dh' -mir 15- WK' in 00 -un' 'X .pm Members of the English depart- rnent are. back row. Mrs. Christal Ml-UPHY, Mrs. Elinor Berg, Mr. Joseph Tranchina, Mrs. Ruth Wilcox, and Dr. Lloyd Moore. ln front are Mrs. Maxine Bensimon. Mrs. Helen Schuurman, Miss Beatrice Burnett, Mrs. Barbara Murphy, and Miss Eloise Keller. BOYS' physical education teachers are Messieurs Frank Johns, Don Gabor. Alvin Kyte, Joseph O'Neill, and, in front. James Rovai. Teaching business education are. back row, Mr. John Iskra, Mrs. Alice Perry, Mrs. Helen Tomigal. Mr. Harold Smith: iront row, Mrs. Marion Gordon, Miss Eleanor Jensen, Miss Jessie Granger, Mn. Mary Evans, and Mn. Neva Burns. Members of the girls' physical education department are Miss Mary Falbo, Mrs. Laura Stine, Miss Roberta Park, Mrs. Willette Goodlett, and Mrs. Gloria Steele. Teaching social studies are. back row, Messieurs Carl Larsson. Lynn Barrett, Haig Vartanian. Daniel Tait. Donald West. Harvey Osborn, Daniel Rosen, and Charles Pillsbury. In front are Miss Margaret Ward, Mrs. Miriam Hillegas, Miss Martha Leonard, Mrs. Joyce Hart, and Mr. Otis Handy. Messieurs Robert Coy, Sam Richardson and Brieuc Bouche. pictured at right, are members of the art department. Pictured at the far right are music teachers, John Mortarotti and Harry Spencer. Special education teachers are Mr. Carl Larsson, Dr. Lloyd Moore, Mr. Paul Dietzrnan. and. in front, Miss Dolores Martin. Members oi the industrial arts department, back row, are Messieurs Stuart Hayes, Erwin Bastinq, Glenn Moiiet. Terence Carroll: front row. Thomas Pope, Neal Rathbone, and Leonard Brandi. r ' 5. 311-2 I ,.., Nssff l ,Q if . 14' I .- 2 5 ff' Fx 'Ci CF 4. , kan. Members ol the science department. in the front row. are Mr. Duane Bartho- lomew, Mrs. Ella Ballou, and Mr. Charles Pillsbury. ln the back row are Messieurs Joseph Colistro, Robert Diehl. and Harper Puziss. Foreign lanquage instructors are, in front, Mrs. Ann Bisio. Miss Ruth Betzner. Dr. Paula Haas: in back, Mrs. Louise Seim and Mr. Otis Handy. The mathematics department consists oi, front row, Mrs. Jean Cosad and Mrs. Jean Williams: back row. Mr. Peter Grimes, Mrs. Mary Evans, and Mr David Stonerod. i l . ,Klee J Homemaking teachers are Mrs. Kath erine Abercrombie, Mrs. Marguerite Martin, Mrs. Alice Ewing, and Mrs. Opal Massey. Working behind the scenes are the many persons whose efforts are benefi- cial to Tech. CUSTODIAL STAFF SECRFIABIAL STAFF LIBRARY STAFF CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Melba Bourke Nurse f '5 ff 1 4 , WMA, Q I. 4---.....,.,,, kid' .. A L ,gn 1 'film m.,.uam- D.. ws Aww.. I-519 mi.,-wexifrifq ' .. N Hn Q 5 2 f 5 ..-,,.,pgqh V I :wi J f 1 1 vu 4 my Q, fy A ,, , .W , gf yi M! 1,4 ,fn I ,af , W. f , 1 , Q wi , f fff f , y Q. v I il: 1 'Tv Mgii, - , , x M' Q It . ' l f 'I , I U f I V' 45' s I 3 - . 1 vfzz.-cD......g 9,ZM4AQ0WWfkQQvWf CHL, MMM M Mmaw lffffffwfffdffff ' ' ,bl Q 1 yqfgqgqx' QQ, WMLWAMM W9 43 MMM- JWQQQWQZEQQ 7--N gina-L if W if ww WW I 7QZM22AfZ,,,,,e. ZW? W MAMA m,,MQW,a.ww Q aw-Q55 9 l I , L4 f, V 41 ,fi-WA' MM. ' 'Q ,M.ff,, 'pKV,jv',9 ' 975, X ,MM 5 ,, , , U, 1 ' ' V., ,- yay, fa-ff , vm. . If f ' Y Cw , 4 way, Q xy f, , ' Hy- ' w,,:f,f,f-an-,-f 2 4.1, .mf yew, ,f nf' Z,y,,, K, f4f,:'gv'-'QQQ7 Q .f f ' rffn: 2,791 ,JY MV' Q' ' 'f,Q54fC, , ' ,1,, :,,i' kc. mfs, Q: f' ,g,,Q, Wg' f ff.',1f,'ff ' f 'i',ff '1..i,,i?,f ' 4 f 216 ew 0 2 '97'11 f , f'fJ,,: ,,Z',vZfi,,?1 ,, ,wffgf ,,-s ' , , ,, ,,f Wffz w' ' w,f,,f,f: f,fpma,-?2fsfrf44'wfc?Zf1,24'?fn5fax ', ,, fy,-9!,. f,:2f,ff?'ff ff7.g,?ffff2fy,-,fmyrf ' ,, 41 A xp i f wg,g,z rffxg Q 2 f V ' .. ' ,, ,f,,,ww, ,W ,,.f,,, , L ,f, , , , A 1 ,V , , ,fm-f,1,gf',-,f ' ' 4, 5 , ' pl, fern, 3,1 f ,,,','g4Qf' ,M,,'f'1 1 f' 'V W' ffv,.f 1. M , 'w 'ff-Ima ,saffw nf , ,mf ff., M, 41 fff,,,,, .V f f, 4,741 n u i A 1 55 vm W Q! Q M Q B N' QW Si! QD B M M W Q W Q K I Q I I 1,-.ixv-r fx 5' X , ,vw V .if r .Q 4' f 4. , ,. Fall ciiicers ot the Representative Assembly were Bill Quinhy, president: Harry Payne, president pro tempore: Eve lyn Bain. secretary: and Jim Flint and Don Milcmese, clerks. The Representative Assembly is composed of one delegate from each home- room and one from each school-approved club having 10 or more members. The RA acts as the legislative body of the school similar to the state legis- lature. The vice-president of the student body presides over the Representative Assembly but has no vote i.n the proceedings except in case of a tie. The Lower Court' for the tall term includes, from left to right, Howard Chang, L12 justice: Frank Hu, chief justice: Grace Chin. L11 iustice: and Dorn Milanese. H12 iustice. bw! Spring officers of the Representative Assembly are William Jackson, president: Nell Irvin, president pro tempore: Gail Bovell, secretary: and Lois Little and Pat Chinn, clerks. The Student Court is composed of two courts, the lower court and the court of appeals. These are presided over by the chief iustice and tive associate justices. The lower court is composed of six justices, bailitf, and recorder. The Lower Court for the spring term includes, from left to riqht, Alon Yu. chief i1lSiiCe2 N911 Irvin, H12 it-lSiiCe: Lois Little, H11 justice, Rosemary Vasquez, Hll justice: Heidi Barnett, H10 iustice: Valerie Alameida, H10 iustice: and Katsuyo Murakawa, recorder. V 4,17 2 fcxfij Working with Cecilia Hcunbleton, commissioner of traffic, members oi Stu- dent Control supervised the conduct of students at each noon period. Assisting Commis- sioner ot Mainten- ance Don Milanese during the tall term were Nell Irvin. Frank Hu. Beverly Molden. and Diane Falk. Y L it Pictured above is the Traffic Board headed by Commissioner Cecilia Hambleton. The board works out and executes plans for the control of t1'a:Hic and behavior in the mai.n building. shop corri- dor, and basement cneas. Members of the Social Secretary Board assisting Student Body Secretary Mollie O'Neil were. leit to right, Ioyce Fong, Sally Mills. Pat Ford, and Commissioner Sh eila Drucker was assisted by the members of her board in planning campaigns for keeping Tech clean. In the spring term the Traific Board was headed and supervised by Com- missioner Ginny Nash. Members of the Social Secretary Board assisted Evelyn Bain, student body secretary, in planning the Dux Picnic and sending birthday cards to students. Members ot Student Con- trol, headed by Ginny Nash, commissioner of traffic, cite students who violate codes. The Rally committee. pictured above, provides the yell leaders and pompon girls and controls the rooting section at games. L... Members of the Assembly Board who plan Tech's assemblies are, in front. Anita Anderson. Barbara Sciutto, Lynn Smith, and Vallyn Schulze. In back are Howard Chang, Commis- sioner Dave Traverso, and lim Flint. Assisting Commissioner Aneta Wharry in pub- licizing Tech's events were the members of the fall Publicity Board. Pictured from left are Steve Gould, Nancy Maede, Pat Bremner, and Aneta Wharry. SPP-CE R Escnvep This space 1S reserved for com- ' -E: mendatlon of the many boards which serve Tech in their indi- A Supervising bleacher control and assisting Head Cheerleader Frances Ochikubo in control- ing the rooting section are members of the Rally Committee pictured above. Members of the Assembly Board during the spring term assisted Dick Romine in his duties as commissioner. The board helped to plan and manage all assembly programs. Assisting Commissioner Yvonne Endo in creat- ing and putting up posters and banners are the members oi the Publicity Board. Members of the Pep Club, sponsored by Mr. Paul D. Dietzman, promote spirit at Tech games. President of Pep Club is Patricia Abila. I 'U' Y K 'vw X1 fi' ,W BM Eg fp f , f fy- 67 'aw M if Q 1 .. 2 iff .' 1 Af, ' , Q Q. ? -.Q ., 1 : K' W ', 1 M . L f W - A if Q , ' 6 g , 5,9 Q Q ,My , 3 I av ,nf , ,--. , 4 ,,,,. ,. , ,,,- y , . 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Y fix?- FAREWELL HERW-N CHAN 3 1 U56 x Q t 1 ERNEST DeBOSE IOAN DELI-'INO SARAH DIAZ N , L1 IAMES FLINT LOREITA FONG NOLAN FONG PATRICIA FORD I ,Y SANDRA BRAUSE IUANITA BUTLER ' ci I 1 IOHN CHU A I WILLIE DREW MARGARET FORTIN If 34 P' , , 47 . 'Z , c z 'Q Vw xg? , X3 ,v W fm ., . 4 4,49 .1 I 5 . ' ,,.g ix , , - -. CALVIN GRIME KENNETH GRIPP STEVEN GRODIN 3 I x W A ASSEMBLY .54 G RALPH IOSEPH ALFRED KNIGHTEN X SANDRA MIRAGLIA BEVERLY MOLDEN IOYCE MOODY V' 3 3 ' Q f f STEVEN HAMLIN LEVON HANSPARD IOHN HASON IOYCE HEIM BENIAMIN HINES IOHN HORTON ROGER LAPPIN Graduated Through 3 Home Study ROGER LAPPIN CLOTEAL LATIMORE w-! SHARRON MORGAN ALICE MOTA N E3 ' A 5 l IAIWFB MULDER STUART PROI-'FIT1' EDWARD SCHATL BONNIE SMITH CHARITY TAYLOR .. 4 QS Ai 5, . X 2 ix 1 '2i'fLijQ ' . .sfx.l. ,,Q-,rx ' ' ,, 5 tx Fx BEVERLY NG GLORIA O'NEAL MOLLIE O'NEIL ELEANOR OWYANG N w WILLIAM QUINBY VALLYN sci-IULZE SENIOR , f LYNNE SMITH IESUS SOLORIO THEODORE SORENSEN CHARLES STONE 1 V ff faigff vi' yfjf X X 'ffffjg 1 1 5 uw 1 ff. rf-if-2 5' f 01,5471 :.g.G3,f an 877 2' .f ff' ' , ' fn?-j.y, f , , f ,L 4-1 , J. ,4?'L:9df7..-X 1-,511 wcvawzi - A J .4 V, ,, MU, ,. 7. - ff fy W f , W fi f i I an X QQ, ff f am, .V f i, Y DAVID rmvmso lENNI:.'I'H TREMIEWAN moms 'rusrnfzn MARC vAn.-Hmm:-:N ,, M. , M1 - ,H . If 'S . , ,,, i? W, ' 15.24. .lf Y - . '-N' V Wi' ,Q . f' 2 .. 1, , 5' pg I ,Q 15 wg I I I , w Q? I Q fd' X X MAXINE OW YOUNG HARRY PAYNE HUBERDEAN PERRY ANNIE PORTER DON PREVOST 1 'Q 4 A ff 'XM HELEN RICHARD PATRICIA ROBERTSON X.,,v BALI. ALAN SIMPSON CLAIRE sMAR'r CAROL SULLIVAN EZEL SWARN MARILYN SYMONDS ADOLF TAN 'Vx BONNIE VAN KLEEF STELLA WEST DOROTHY WII.L1AMS IOYCE WILLIAMS FRANK WILLIS u 4fvef'i???tff 6- 13 i BERTHELLA WINTIELD VENIUS WINN 2 , K T 1 , KENII YOSHIDA Senior Ball night for the Ianuary graduates is indeed a wonderful climax to all their senior activities. It was held on Ianuary 23 at the Rockridqe Women's Club. The theme was Egyptian. and the decorations consisted of a pyramid and palm trees. Tables were set up around the dance floor, and each table had a miniature palm tree on it. The seniors danced to the music of Paul Faria until the bewitchinq hour. The Ball proved to be a grand finale to the seniors' three years at Tech. f Q HARRY PAYNE, Class Vice-president . . . I found my term as vice-president of the class of January, 1959 a very rewarding and challenging experience. Our stay together as a class throughout high school brought a closer relationship among us. Through association with students of different cultures and varied backgrounds I have gained insight. I .would like to extend my gratitude to all those who aided me in perform- ing my duties. It is my hope that the class, though each goes his separate way, will remember the Tech spirit-uAll for one, and one for allf, MAE CHU, Class Treasurer . . . Looking back through the years I can remember my hrst day at Oakland Technical High School. It was a day I shall never forget, filled with excite- mient and confusion. Little did I know then that that day would be the begin- ning of the three memorable years of my life. As I review those three short wonderful years I can truly say that attend- ing Tech has been an enjoyable experience. It has helped me to develop and grow both scholastically and socially through its fine faculty, students, and extra-curricular activities. Best of luck to you. seg ge.. Sp KKLE-QR pai' ' - .,,..,?A.Qx s u1sfJs......3s, .6 log Mew- MQW 'N r'M-'gif N T-',,,,,,3, .:: ,Q,,,,L.-HA sweats Q ' . 1 M. s Q -S W-'eva-x -sf ys N S M ' Q TAYLOR, Class Secretary . . . W Saying ood-bye to Tech and to the memories that I have accumulated sm d ng my three years here is an possible task. The good times along with ' ' th bad ones will always be part of my life. These three years at Tech have 1.--1 t only been valuable to my education but have been instrumental in teach- ML S2 -S y ing me to get along with my fellow man. I will never forget the friendships that I made uring these years. l leave Kath eelin s ot 'o and sadness. N T g 1 Y y 4 Q I 5 A W 'ZZ l . - ' Y X ,Q C C N 2 If' ESL-H. .YET ,WA- WW2' 'T' 45 AF-ififufwirifiuimivk M, AV, 'V fy.,-1., 'ii fl , .TW I- S !k,LAl-S-9-'-2 asa,-J-lg M .MAJ-X , Class awards were qiven to Maxine OwYoun David Trcxverso. William onald Milanese. i W Thomas Tusher. D is Ba by, Harry Payne, ieve Griodin, Nancy Higgins, and Charity Taylor. Q QQ a , I E , K 4 ' ., - 2 ' 3 f E i x kfxlziixwv M K4 x' 4 .aa Ma J ff r ri Xi i X K mi v 'ether 1 A 44' QM aw fi Y I' JL.. Members of the January class who planned the Senior Picnic which was held at R0bert's Park were James Lewis, Dore- tha Ball, Betty Mae Wong. Beverly Ng, Carol Crane, Marc Vail-Hayden, Ben Hines, David Haskins, Tom Mierkey. Everett Evans, Ralph Joseph, and Frank Hu. Working on the Senior Dinner were Maxine Barnett, Lois Caldwell, Robert Costain, Jer- ry Crippen, Dianne Elliott, Joyce Heim, LAIRD!! Ingram, Martin Kwon, Alvin Louie. Stuart Proffitt, Par Robertson, Claire Smart, Lynn Smith, Ron- old VanKleef, and JOYCE Williams. The Senior .Assembly Com- mittee consists oi Bruce Adair, John Baird, Michael Borgeson, Mae Chu, Ernest DeBose, Wil- liam Drew, Donna Dyer, Jim Flint, Calvin Grimes, Levon Hanspard, Nancy Higgins, Doris Jacobs, Robert' Lovi, Sandra Miraqlia, and Eleanor Owyang. Arrangements for the Senior Farewell were made by George Aubrey, S a n d r a Brause, Diane Falk, J ohn Hason, Beverly Molden. Gloria O'Neal, Annie Porter, Georgia Randolph, Helen Rich- ards, Vallyn Schulze, Charles Stcne, Paul Stringer, Ken Tre- mewan, and Kenii Yoshida. ai ii-im as me swearing Com- mittee for senior activities. The committee consists of George Aubrey, Mae Chu, Joan Del- fino, Everett Evans, Jim Flint. Don Milanese, Sandra Mirag- lia, Beverly Ng. Stuart Prohitt, Vallyn Schulze, Lynn Smith, and Charity Taylor. The Senior Ball Committee consists of Manuel Almanza, Jo Ann Ashmore, Juanita Butler, Joan Deliino, Sarah Diaz, Diane Falk, Loretta Fong, Pat Ford, Mary Gee, Joyce Gcnq, Steve Grodin, Lorene Henderson, Lynell Hudspeth, Leanna Jackson. Jeanette Johnson, Don Milan- ese, Beverly Nq, Mollie O'Neil, Maxine OwYounq, Huberdean Perry, Bill Quinby, Ed Schatz, Carol Sullivan, Ezel Swarn, Charity Taylor, Tom Tusher, Dorothy Williams, and Jim Wood. J , ' - wi I , -W , ff , 5 iff 4 ' , VA'V V A , ffl' 9 CLASSROOM CASUAE ,l Y I fig ' . fm - I. I' wr-M New -'39 VW' 00' P I 2 wg e J- ill' N A... ug ti' n-0? YPBU' I' if- 1k Iames Bird President Mr. Herbert Marsh Counselor ,W . . izinqf Pat Chinn Vice-president Aladricm Williams Secretary w f Carol Smith Treasurer Hester Harris Treasurer on-r endif! Mrs. Ruth Wilcox Counselor Mrs. Helen Tomigcll Counselor Nell Irvin Associate Iustice IOHN ADAMS MONTE ADAMS KAREN ALWARD f DAVID AMBUEHL GORDON ANDERSON, I 7 3 2 i 9 i IAMA AUSTIN FERNIE BACA Y A 3 fi - - Q EEEA ? Jig? if S ' fu Q , J 1 A if . V, ,Ji , K 4 , 75. K W S Nj 1 W Y A at 7 I , ,, . 6- qv, , , A 3 4 113 CAROL BAKER. CLARENCE BAPTISTE TECH IN 11 - ,f if ,Z 1- -' -, :Aw-'fA, A if .. v X A A 1 9 5 A if , I 5 V A 2 .,4EE I GARRY BASTION ANTHONY BELLOW VINCENT BENEDE'I'1'I MARY BIGELOW IAMES BIRD, f 1 - A A :Ll gr I, A Q s - Y 1 fn ,Q ya ' as Kwai 1 A ,gg 'P 9' Q b J ,Dk' , , , 3, ,.L, RON BOWERS FRANK BOWLES TYRONE BOWMAN MERRY BRADISON. IOHN BRAITO ff H1 'U A . ml' 3 W PRISCILLA APEDAILE WII.I.IE ARCHIE RUEL ARMAS IRENE ARMSTRONG IOAN AUGUSTON v F 1 YRHDDIE BACA EVELYN BAIN . ,f f L 3- 1 W MARIA BARBUSCIA IOHN BARE -Sf i f g , GARY BISI-IEL . STEVE BISHOP NICK BIZONY IEAN BOARDMAN ELEANOR BRAND RAY BRANT. PATRICIA BREMNER. KAREN BRBCH1 AMELIA BROWN 4 ,, + 5 3 fnk .f' ' ,A- Af, X 1, ,ff ' ' , ! 292 W 4 ,H .mx 3 ,AZ W, I V 2 , -W ,g ' - f -fw 1' lo 'X - ,ff 47' I , ff 1704 ff f 1 f if 54 SX 35 Q- df 4,1-Y, ffvw i'-1-we Sa fs. J -,AM + VX ,. if .1 MSW. af A ,. l. , 'iw L1 . 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ALAN CUIVIMINGS, DENNIS CUTTER SHIRLEY DABNEY EDOUARD DAHNERT, BENNET DALE I1 LETHA DAVIS SUSAN DAY ACTIQN coNo DeLILLO RAY DENNEN RUBY DODD LORETTA DORSEY CARL DRISCOLL SHEILA DRUCKER X I, .1 Ai, :6? f' L I if x FREDDIE WARDS MARY ANN EDWARDS DENNIS ELY WESLEY ENDO YVONNE ENDO, WILLIAM ENG BOB EVANS LENORA FERGUSON RUTH FERGUSON. MARIA FERNANDES ROGER FLINT ERNIE FLORES .,,,wi 4 wi 'iw Lf. an , J ' ff Af- 'K ' A A f 4. ALLENA FONG BUCK IING FONG TECH IN CHARDELL FORNO MARGARET FRAME ROBERT FRANCO IOHN FRANHJN KENNETH FRANSON ' X 1 f ff y f ff W 'QW f fa: f f X ff! 1 W V? gg 0 , 5.M,4,.kg ,Q , ,,473,.f,- 4,.:5f',ggf I 1' f v 14? kv- .GT-f+,f. 5 ' ' V , ' sgggqyg' L43 1' 4 ' V L f,z,1 , Affiv WZ' Q- - 'ff 2 -rf' V 5' WCM 3' ,1ff::14, A yep, I+ i A A 773 f v , , , 5 , Mfr- ,f ' nw X 12.37, ' , Q , 4 9 , 7 ff l w , , , X Q i . f PATSY FULLER CHARLES GARCIA ELOINA GARCIA BOBBIE GARNER IOSEPH GARNICA MILAGROS FERNANDOS IOHNNIE FERRELL SUSAN FINELY RICHARD FISCHIEIR. GABRIELLA FLEMING ELIZABETH FLYNN SHERRIE FOGLIA ICTION IOHN FRASIER 'e li, we. CLAUDELL GASTON ANTHONY GIBBS 'Sim- GERALD FONG - IOYCE FONG HEINZ I-'REYMANN f KEN GIBSON . . s . J CHRISTINE FUGAL RICHARD FUIII in MARY GIRVIA BE'I'1'Y GLASS G .1 PATRICIA GROVEE CECILIA HAMBLETON ROBERT HAIVIPTON. WAYNE HANKINS HESTER HARRIS ROBERT HARRIS ' KENNETH HARVEY BARBARA HICKS DONNA HILL KENNETH HOM f , 3 ROBERT GOODMUNDSON , SALLY GORE , ALLAN GOUVIER KATHLENE Gow 4' TECH Q IN GARY HAUGE X 1 f if X if ff CLEOPHIA HAULEY , f Nui- ,wff-gmgf , ,, , 1 J ' f1,',!-fyff.v1'f. - Y - , , ,. Mr, .' yr f , w -4 QUYZM ' 1: I fs, ,V ,V Vi,-mf 41-,g,4zfw' V 'il ,1iy .,'fl7':f7'fVf'i7QZ'Z kf w y - 'L ,, , ,, ' flflff' X , ,Z 1 SAM HOOPER FRANKLIN HOPKINS ff-.Qi ft--.I S W? A s ,Qt f., L4 b , k X w , ,, U ii x 6 . 1 I Z I I as , in .fn-nw ,V 1 gn! NELL IRVIN ROBERT ISAEFF. ii if X I BETTY IACKSON WILBERT IACKSON WILLIAM IACKSON CHARLES IOHNSON PAUL IOHNSON IN ACTION mm IONES Z 5. if , 'WV KD' X X JEWEL- fu f'Q11'x?i3x VELMA Kms HIENRY KNIGHT MARY ELLEN KNIGHT h GLENN LARSEN I-EST-IE U'-RSEN MARY LaTOU'R BOB LAYNG 5 z E DANIEL IOW, i Z! LT yi, IOE KOAN ii W 4 74 1 si SYLVIA LEATHERMAN ,Vyff f ff 4f'i l 24 f 'K L1 ff 5 4 X I 5 Q f L' ' ffi3f,K1C1Q.? f ,ff z. , ,. Q ,, ,,,.y.,,Q,,, ., . ,wx 4 15 I 5:2 H A 1 CYNTHIA LEE GWENDOLYN LEE LAWRENCE LEE MARY ANN LEE PAULINE LEE W 4 Q :ima 2 ...wi 1 BILLY LEWIS LAURENE LEWIS A EDWARD LINDSEY DAVID LLOYD 7, L-'ff f, 'WL 'f 1 247595 . f ,- 4 ' fa ff L ' ,Q2'fi,5,f, , gfw, 1 f- PQ IUDY LONG MARILYN LONG CORINNE LOUIE V 1 H, 4 , V jj!! f M27 , A2214 TECH IN K1 X ' M V y J f , LL ,J A 2 A 1 1 1 ALLAN LOWE MYRTLE LOWE 4' , ,, 0623? A ' WZ 1 ' -4:'f2mi'ngf'. Q vw Q -V fvf1'5i..J,,f ' ,- '43, rgqfg,-5572.21 . f ,gfw-Q If , .W ,V f,,y,j ..- 2? , ' , ' ' , V , 1 af. 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Mwffffi Q DORETTHA OSBY IOHN MOSLEY yew h iyh 3, J? v4A my -1 aw 1, - , , r-413 1. 4- ga S43 -, y N 1 ' ff WILLIAM NELSON TECH IN 'N 1 1,99 Q , EDITH NG BILL NICHOLS vmcm NICHOLES GLENDA NICHOLS ,zgiwigcyik ' iff ' ,- ,A ' fwma wMM.Lwfww WEL f' I MMQff'7TW Q 'GN I ff I e V WL fmfqaz 1, , ,fi ,N aw . I Q f ff , W4 ef W f gp, M av' ' W A ?', 5 js , ,r , 2 f N Z? ff gf gc Kr! gf M 6 ' I Z , ff I f M5 ' f 1 1 , f Q i 4 A f 5 ' ' f .. -.-Ai ,,..,...- , ,,. ,W Y, , DENNIS O'SU'LLIVAN NADINE OWEN SANDRA OW YOUNG IEFF PACE if 1 , 5 A i ,, ,E X ' ki , L f 4 , I Q- N, 3, r ,i!f,4:A . . , 5 W . , ,..,,,, Q ,,.,, ,. gi -' .:.yS.- , ii , I I , , ,,,, , I . RICHARD MH.LER STEVE MILLER MARGO MONTGOMERY I I Q M 3 I I vmoucmun I ACTION MARY ANNE NYBURG FRANCES OCHIKUBO LAURINE PAINE . VICKI PANTALEONE ' ROSE PARENTI , f y 5 1 'Q f x A ANITA MOORE LOREITA MOORE KATSUYO MURAKAWA, NASH IANICE NEUNS GREGORIA NEVEI. as I I I A f I 7 'Zi 1 ., Iii PHILLIP O'REILLY MARY LOU OSBORN I I DOUGLAS PARHAM CLYDE PARKER CHUCK PETERSON ANN PETTUS PEGGY PARKER VAUGHN PARKER ANTHONY PATTERSON DORIS PATTERSON PENNY PICKERING. TECH IN V' f 42 W' ' . if' ,QW 2 v , 1, V !f,fyfg, g-V , V V, ' 'Iii z Z Q L , g 5 f K: 2 2 N W 4' f CARL PRICE KATHERINE PRUDEN GAIL PRUITT IOI-IN PUTYRAE 1 52 4 r xx , ug nf ,1 ,E y: 55-0 Y 2 .,,, 1 DONNA REED IOANNE REGGIANI NELLIE RICHARDSON MARGARET RICCIO 'Mix gg ., 1 ww 5 7 S I if , X , I i aff , , R f N . 5515 ,LEE I fu ,A fu- 13 ' IOHN PETERS. EDWARD PAVONE . SUSAN PEARE IUDITH PENNOCK IOE PERKINS it IAMES PETERSON RAYMOND PETTIT 5, 3 x i 1 , ew ACTIQN CARY PONCHIONE FELTON POWELL I '.- ? ', 'V ',,. mr 'V ,1-,yxml fv , y ,,,, , fi X 2 2 ,, ' . 'U ' IOANNE RALPH EVANGELINE RAIVIIREZ, IAIVIES RANDLE BOB RATHBUN xiffaff '.'vv' I -' if ' if A , f , CHARLES RILEY LINDA ROBELLO CHARLENE ROBIDEAUX SALLY ROBINSON ENRIQUE RODRIGUEZ Z IOHN ROGERS' KENNETH SANDERS ELOISE SCOTT I GARY SHARP s V 2 A A E 1e LARRY SLOCOMB . I wa fffff - 4, Z. 1 f fy Z . if f 5 RUSSELL ROGERS BRUCE RoG1E. RICHARD ROMINE, GALE ROSENBERRY 5 INGRID SCHLOETZER YW, ,fy Lv CLARENCE SEWELL TECH IN m ,., Y -:.E.H1f:pr':f . ww, E11-ff f . Q, RL RL 4 , RfQRLE ,f,Ef ,L ,af ,fgm 'J 5773 NEIL SHAW ' PATRICK SHEA STEPHEN SHEAFF BOBBY SHELLING 5 W ANNIE SMITH CAROL SMITH DALE SMITH DOUGLAS SMITH ,Cv ,, Q LAWRENCE ROSS WILLIAM RUEI-'F I 5 fa- Q, . 'G-'K - - 3 ff'Wll-s 1 Osgpl-UNE SAENZ RICHARD SAKAMOTO VICKI SBARBARO tn. ohm ACTION GUSSIE SMITH :A v, gif I if ff 5 f I .J New 4 1 ff.,.f me , W PATTI SHOCK 41 ,f f? yy ,fm . f I mf, ,4 5, ,S I nf? , ,x 7 'fm N -1' fo 2:8 V. TN I -I. I L-4' K IM, - I ORVILLE SMITH wmv ff I , 2, s .M I -3,41 , . I t 1 5 I5 x IIM SCHUBERT MAYUMI SHAND gm' 1' I- S sk M' 9 ff? 1 if ig' tt . 'U CHARLES SIMMS IAMES SILLER a f I hr 'Q as I . nc' 1 H 1 'l ,I a ?ffMf.- ROBERT SMITH SHEPARD SMITH LINDA SCHUELLER 3 I Rom-:RT SHANS CAROLIN SKARSTEN fy, I ! x VERNON SNIVELY VL.,, ,tv ,,,. V ,,A, . if ' 11 ' X IOHN SOLOMON 154 1 , ,.,, , ! N N 5 1 A 5 gi A 1 1 BEVERLY SPIKES BOB STANOVICH X IL' 5' Cs: 5 Y OSCAR STANTON ELIZABETH STARKES A B YM f Q KEIKO TAKAHASHI CHESTER TALTON , , X HELEN TAYLOR NONA TAYLOR TECH 'Wx 3 , X X C f Uh! f Af 'x f 0 '7 , GARY THOMAS MARVA THOMAS ANN THORNALLY PENNY TIMM KIAN 'r1oA f if . 1.2, f f My-I ,af A men, ,uf . ,Wy Q, fir J :wiv M74 iq W Wil' ,ffl A f f ' W X' ,, , ,Y 7 ,af 4'9'j ,JVM 'f zf U 1 , B.,,B. ,L ,Y W, A gg, 5yfWK f , 4 X y I 1 I 1 A Y -V LNLLN LLK' ffigix 'k gf ,... K 'sw , 7 Am..- IOHN ULMER. EM1L1o URETA MINORU UYEHARA ARMANDS UZANS. LINDA VAN WYCK 'dz I I CAROL STARR BEVERLY STEVENS ALTON STEWART RUBY SURRATT PRAMON SUTIVONG .,,:. A M, Q Q W 5 I 476 f' , J ga Yr, is X! 6 BENNIE TATE GARY TAYLOR 2 IX ,-, KATHLEEN TENNANT GAIL THOMAS I 6' V V V , mg -1' a- by I A W THEDA TOLLIVER DOLLY TOM SANDRA TRICE IOE TRUTNER 'V 0. 'CW'-'qv I Rl I, I 1 If ' I I ' 1 h i s 'N V , I A I I 3 3, ' I ' 'x I I I S I Q . I ' BILL VELDMAN. HELEN VISICK DON WALKER IOYCE WASHINGTON STEVE WATERSON I 1 I a It . 4. , fvff h S IAMES WATSON MIKE WEBER IEANNIE WEBSTER ANETA WHARRY AMANDA WHARTON 'la A Q LARUE WILLIAMS LINDA WILLIAMS X ww..- DIANE WILSON PHIL wn.soN TECH IN ,ww 'Q' .EJ il ,xqc AT, K vwwwll A xg I I I i , Q IAII If ADRIENNE WONG BET'l'Y WONG TERRY WONG IOANNE WONG LEONARD WONG 1, I V L R N 1 I . CAROLYN WHITE SANDRA WHITE , ALADRIAN WILLIAMS ALFRED WII.LIAMS CAROL WILLIAMS I 2 ' -w A K: 2 iw, ' if ' ' a GERRY WII.LS MARILYN WII.LS 69 -Q . ROBERT WILSON MARIANNE WIIVIMER , X MAUDINE WRIGHT DORIS YOUNG I ALON YU GERY ZACHER JIM BIRD, Class President . . . I wish to express to you my thanks for placing your faith in me to lewd the senior class as president. I am grateful for the cooperation you have shown in class a-fairs. I t is my wish that each of you will attain your goals and that you will find success and happiness. PATTY CHINN, Class Vice-president . . . .Thanks to all of you who have made my last year at Tech .a truly memor- able one. I can never tell you how much I've enjoyed knowing and working with you. Thank you for your help, your enthusiasm, and your encouragement. My last year is the climax to three wonderful years of fun and work. I wish all of you happiness, success, and heaps of fun in the coming years. ALADRIAN WILLIAMS, Class Secretary . . . I would like to thank all of you for giving me the opportunity of serving as your class secretary. I would also like to thank all of our teachers for their efforts in trying to prepare us for the years to come. I hope that our class, in some small way, has helped to set an example for the class to follow. Your cooperation in all of the class activities has been a great help to me. Thank you, my senior Tech class and faculty, for all of the pleasant mem- ories that I shall have in the future. NELL IRVIN, Class Associate Justice . . , Years from 1959 you will dream of Technical. Musing over the young, vivid oddities of Tech you will reminisce upon the corny, yet delightful assemblies, the television cameras in the shops, and the Friday state of con- fusion, homeroom. Happily you .will recall the football field that the Repre- sentative Asembly could never get fixed, the soft and usually wet grass of the front lawn, and the ultra-bouncy cheerleaders on game days. You will remember Technical and be glad you were part of it all. HESTER HARRIS, Class Treasurer . . . Good-byes always seem to bring sadness, so I will say so longv with the hope of seeing many of you in the future. I would like to thank each of you for electing and assisting me as your class officer. It is my great hope that you all achieve the goal for which you have been striving. CAROL SMITH, Class Treasurer . . . These three years at Tech have brought forth many experiences, memories, and friends that I will never forget. Above all, it was truly an honor to serve as your class treasurer. I hope that each of you attain lasting happiness in the future, and you will always remember your days at Tech with feelings of both joy and sadness. r+2i1.:, 1 Ll: i 4' I-loNons IJ X, X 'IJ Q 1 ftkifi' WG! , ' ff jf 5 7,0 J l xgvf Aff' 'Q lg! UQ JV? l Q 55 7. fy if, if P ,J Q lf , AV gjfffi f J J FAM! 0' Sully Gore Betty Crocker Award 1 noberf G-00d1IlUI1d . 'iii son Melmue HumPhreY Nick Bizonyv , Merit Awards I, gn 1' 1 I AU , , fa Carol Swensen Ann Pettus Mary Anne Nyburg Clifford Hamilion Green Cross Awards 1 . if '2 l Q, My I cgi, I Q Jak ., 231 sw ' K M... f 4. wfwfff' .aim 'all' M11-v--.,,,, vw' ww ik H if ,fs .y 5 , NVQ ' :T ' .a Planning the Senior Assembly are Mary Bradison, Walter Brown, Daryl Dickinson, Eliza- beth Flynn, Robert Gouveia, J oy c e Harnmonds, William Jackson, Mary Linden, Myrtle Lowe, Katsuyo Murakawa, Thelma Nelson, Chuck Peter- son, Penny Pickering, Carol Williams, and JoAnn Wong. SENIOR COMMITTEES Serving on the Senior Fare- well are Betty Cukier, Sheila Drucker, Sherrie Foglia, John Frasier, Betty Glass, I-Yun Harmon, Gwen Lee. Elena Lim, Edith Ng, Ronald Park- ham, Joe Ratio, Larry Slocomb, Alton Stewart, Gnd Keiko Takahashi. The Steering Committee which planned senior activities con- sists of Jim Bird. Ronald Bow- ers. Pat Chinn, Betty Cukier. Paddi DeJorno, John Frasier, Jeannie Glenn, Hester Harris, Nell Irvin, William Jackson, Silvia Leatherman, Billy Lewis, Mary Linden, Nancy Maede, Joanne Ralph, Donna Reed, Carol Smith, Theda Tolliver. and Aladrian Wil- liams. ,J .,,,, ,ff .,'.,,, if g.1,:, 'Jhe Senior Bull zgfm, ,,1. Monty Adams nay Drum, Loma Chilton Shirley Dabney. Puddi D6- Jorno, Jeannie Glenn, Robert Gocdmundson, Pat Horn, Pat Jones, Marion -lt-Inq, SUNY Robinson, Gale Rosenbel'l'Y1 Gail Thomas, and Theda Toliver. ..J Those who planned the Senior Picnic are Pat Bremner, Lee Girtha Brown, Cecilia Hamble- ton, Barbara Hicks, Trina Hughes, Nell Irvin, David Lindsy, Janice Neuns, Bever- ly Stevens, Marva Thomas. Tina Toft, LaRue Williams. and Marilyn Wills. xl 1-ln.. Q ffl V 4 if + fRG', .Q W , f'2..y- X, V '--, V I W, . f 5 U 221 pf! W I ' K Q! X Cf? M, 4 4 4 ff? 4' f f f W f Cf? ff. 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K xl Q' , KAW in 1 if 5 gf , sk QA 4 ' ,, , M ,I f , .lunlor Varsity Football SCORES Tech Hayward Tech Vallero Tech . . Castlemont 2 Tech . . . .Oakland Tech . .... Fremont O Tech . . . McClyrnonds Tech 12 . . . Alameda 7 Ccrached by Mr. Joseph O'Neill, mem- bers ol the undefeated junior varsity football team are Jerry Bridges, Tom Bruno, Richard Clark, lshamel Coburn, Bill DuBcis, William Edwards, Rick Gal- lien, LeRoy Garcia, Clilf Hamilton, James Harris, Luscion Harris, Otis Henderson, Steve Hilqedick, Samuel James, Vernon Johnson, Bob Kelley, Charles Larsen, Harry Laiolo, Jerode Lawrence, Mike Lucchesi, Butch Newton, Jay Pearson, Ed Pediqo, Bob Reidt, Leon Roberts, Nebraska Smith.Leo Steccati. Bob Steele. Peter Stoppello, and Chet Thomas. i R ITY I x-M..- ,x an A M' 'f- 34 N wr- jf' K f 5 Q X, l ,U VI L 5. 5 Q Viv! x 'YTTZ V- 293 :gg V Q ,f3TT-Taj' H f I V im ,.., b A is , , ., VVX. . . do - M- Y. hi', .1 'T ,x H, , 'mg ,J 1 W ,Y we 'Q' ,sv . JZ Q Dx . na' w A W MI, Eff'-1,1 g ,jr -f . wx 'fp - 411 , , f -Vx 4 f' W 4 5, 1 , . ix , A ., 54.1 V CW 11 ,G , iff, 7 , +,f':LQ3giT7 4 L, A I 1 -....fV H ,295 I -.X . , f - B Q3 3 ' 1 1 HQ' ,,, C I .il w ' , , an an W 4 M, X , f. . if , 4 f , Q 'V ' W: 'Q I 4 Z? ywy ,, , WZ, , 'J ,f 1 , H 2? '5 f5 1W' 'ff- ff 2 ' ' , 14,153 :WAX Mfi. I ' af mf fi, New fw .4 'f' ' ij, vg Elgin ' . Q 'ff JUN OR VARSIT Y BASK - r-H,.l This year's basketball team did its best. but nevertheless the compe- tition of the opposing teams was keen. Tech's team put up a gallant tight to win the second round games with Castlemont and Oak- land High schools. The closest game played was with Castlemont High School. The game ended with Tech ahead by one point. Three boys from Tech's bas- ketball team placed on Honorable Mention All- city. They were Iohn Rogers, David Gouveia, and Dick Romine. Iohn Rogers also won an award for being the most valuable player. Tech 35 Tech 31 Tech 36 Tech 53 Tech 45 Tech 38 Tech 47 Tech 34 Tech 40 Tech 29 Tech 30 Tech 32 Tech 28 Tech 33 Tech 35 Tech 23 Tech 35 Tech 36 VARSITY SCORES Practice El Cerrito . . . 34 Polytechnic . 44 Lowell .... 40 Games Tech 46 Tech 28 Tech 43 League Games McClymond's 76 Castlemont . 61 Oakland . . . 43 Fremont . . . 48 McClymonds 72 Castlemont . 39 Tech 57 Tech 25 Tech 51 Tech 44 Tech 41 Tech 42 Piedmont Berkeley Encinal . Oakland Fremont McClymonds l Castlemont . Oakland Fremont IUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Practice El Cerrito . . . 37 Polytechnic . 55 Lowell .... 43 League McClymonds 49 Castlemont . 37 Oakland . . . 20 Fremont . . . 31 McClymonds 45 Castlemont . '30 Games Tech 40 - Piedmont Tech 18 - Berkeley Tech 34 - Encinal . Games Tech 34 - Oakland Tech 17 - Fremont Tech 35 - McClymonds Tech 32 - Castlemont . Tech 35 - Oakland Tech 27 - Fremont After getting oft to a slow start, Coach Frank Johns' iu nior varsity bas ket ball team im- proved as the season advanced. Coach Iohns h opes for a greater improvement next year with the experience oi this year's sophomores. The most exciting game the team played was a g ain st McClymonds. It was a close game which ended with McClymonds ahead by three points. Their league victories includ- ed Oakland and Castle- mont High schools. Mc- Clymonds was their toughest opponent. S- 0 4 4-4' 1 s rj rn' jf xx ' 5 5' ,ima . LI.-T71 ,fi T, 92,2 ., ., kr , V, . . f ' ,W 'v . Wx' -r. J K X K41 , -V L- xp- I K 5 ,,.. I .. 5 Y Q f- - . A Q , K 9 , 1 , . if ' Q x K 65 0 '- L., . N was . u sw L ,S .5 uh 1? XL: U if I! ' unusual 11:3 2 e V I Ex Q Q Q ,gsm Q S ,fn ,,: kvu .3 i if ' 1 ' P5 A 1. H Q5 .awww km ...Q Q za: QW' if W Q S 1 Ny 4417 if I ' ,- N , - x xi X f '-2, Q Us Q A ' , , ,,,,, --z , ,- X K ,, as X sg, Q 5 C! X Ne, ' X J i 1 P -E x... ,.., .. ,. . -A 4 1 : J 2 .xaw.,,,,,,,,. ,. ml. 1- - K-Bula-ur 1, ,Z ik , ,Q 'lag BL XNILUAMS left field ,, ,f x, Y 17 , K DAVID GOUVEIP. thlrd bcrse I v I !'f 4 ' - E' 1 'i 1 I x . xx F' - I H Ill.: ' iii A 7 'A A I ln:-ni! Q .r K 'vi fav MEI. ISOLA second base 3 I ffm Q' right field LEROY ROMAN 2 M , SRI. BRUNO first base BASEBALL x I xi 0:9 Oakland Technical's baseball team entered the thirty-ninth year in the OAL this season playing against Oakland, Fremont, lVlcCly- monds, and Castlemont. Coach Alvin Kyte in this twenty-seventh year of coaching varsity baseball here at Tech, has produced many line baseball players. Some of the baseball players he sent onto fame are Eddie Leishman and Harry Lavegetto. Returning lettermen are Iohn Taylor, David Gouveia, Dennis Carter, Sal Bruno, Lynn Harmon, and Allred Williams. WRESTLING F ! Under the guidance of Mr. Don Gabor the Tech High wrestlers defeated McClymonds High School in the latter part of the season. In the novice meet Mike Hunter placed first in the 105 weight. and Glen Porter placed first in the 155 weight. Tech's all-city member is Ruben Kerr who also attended the state finals. 3 VARSITY TRACK This year's track team, under the guidance of Mr. Iames Rovai, has as return- ing lettermen. Iohn Braito, Alex Hence, Iames Bird, Iames Levi, Robert Shans, and Tyrone Bowman. The best prospect for the team is Raphael Saddler in the 100- and 220-yard dash. In the first practice meet of the season, Polytechnic of San Francisco ended with a score of 53 V2 to Tech's 50 V2. JUNIOR VARSITY TRAC The members of the Iunior Varsity Track team are in the first row, from left to right, Garland Collier, Bob Good- mundson, Wilbert Bright, David Bird, Vernon Henderson, Hester Harris, Ronald Hill, Maurice Holloway, Steve Hilgedick. In the second row, from left to right, Robert Winn, Charles Van Court, Henry Hill, Ted Colbey. Neb- raska Smith, Leon Iames, Iohn Bome, Nick Bizony. In the third row, from left to right. Alvin Harmon, Fred Davis, Iames Harris, Alvin Folqers, Iohn Baskerville, Bernie Barber, Ed Swift, Larry Bergold, Duncan Thomson. In the fourth row, from left to right, Mr. Icnnes Rovczi, coach: Charles Riley. ,gn Sl il 'N ' 1' TRACK A er ALEX HENCE RAPHAIII. SADDLI-IR GLENN PORTER 100 220 440 w-...yprgy flirt lg , ,A A A 'Q JOHN BRAITO LADELL CAGE mile shot put , V Z E! 2 4 I M x51.,.,. 0'00A0 ' 5 'L ' 'Aw 0 1 .sf . ,A vbll ,W qy, ,J , ,.., V W J, T ,, 5, A b 4, W A . 6 N X Y ,ff QQ! Q , If if 1, 47 -'H' BOBBY SHELLING JAMES LEVI ROBERT SHANS WHLIE BRIDGES broad jump f 2 ,,,,,ff.,-w . vu no-af SWIMMIN J . .nh ,- -W-f - ,AL .,,. A ng--M ' YK .' .ff N The Oakland Technical High School swim team, coached by Mr. Don Gab- or, opened the season look- ing toward a better season than last year. Last' year in the OAL finals Cary Tremewan set a new high school 100 - yard back stroke and 100-yard vidual medley record. The team ended in third place in the OAL finals. This year the team consists of mostly juniors. Retuming lettermen are Orville Smith. Charles Edwards, Steve Cuthbert, and Cary Tre- mewan. All-city members include Orville Smith and Cary Tremewazn. N P -I .f-u 'XzHif i - i ' ...rv-s..l ' ,Mr TENNI tL.LL.lll We ll ....., ,.,...., the tennis team. under the leader- ship oi Coach Ioseph O'Neill, started the season with experienced iuniors, seniors, and an up- coming sophomore, Ignacio Aquino. Returning lettermen were Oliver Brown, Howard Chang, Tom Liesy, Dick Romine, and Douglas Phillips. who played first man. In the lirst meet of the season with McClymonds, our team won by a score of 7 - 0. In the next meet our first man lost. but we still ended in a 6 - l victory over Castle- mont. Last year Oakland High School proved to be keen competition, and a good match is expected this year. 'itiitcn ' ' ,,,-' w. . f, , ,f Ll H ,L The varsity golf team under the able coaching of Mr. Ioseph O'Neill placed third in the OAL last year and look forward to a better season this year. Leading the varsiiy this year on the golf links were seniors Alan Cummings and Danny Bihl. Danny Bihl made All-city last year. Retuming lettermen were Paul Iohnson, Iay Pearson, Alan Cummings, and Danny Bihl, who played first man. W , l 'lU'lllU ?1,r nr' an . il wigw fi-YQ.-, 5 W ' 'ha-an-. rn? Q X ' 6 4 .ls , . ' ff 2: . 1 . :.:.'hu 1 S X ' w , M' .ri-Y' Q 'JI' , md 'Jw I' , F 3 'A 1 i f 4. , 3,- 1 R : , xi I 4:-'5 4 - . i Q ' 1 U l 5 1, . I I jp 4 , if NA l E, , 4, gli. 1- Y i245 ' W 'Q , Y . 5 2 ' .p R I . T Q 'W , U ,s 'L 1 115 , x . R+ gl . fzvim 1. -H: - -5 ? A M? mf I I BLOCK T N s. QQ, ,n,M,,Ks,,,,,gm,,.,,,,.,, .k... :av .....- Under the sponsorship of Mr. Joseph O'N'eill. members of the Boys' Block T are. first row, left to right: Bobby Shelling, Orville Smith, president: Daryl Dickinson: seccnd row: James Lewis, Doug Phillips, Anthony Gibbs: third row: Richard Romine. Thomas T h . R b rt Lovi: fourth row: Anthony Patterson, Bruce Adair. Robert McCreery. Vemus Winn, Oliver Brown, Stephen Cuthbert. us er o e Cary Tremewan, Paul Johnson, Charles Edwards, James Flint, William Quinby, Hcward Chanq. James Wood, Kenneth Tremewan: . . . . B d fifth row: Alex Hence, Billy Lewis. Jeffrey Miles. Lynn Harmon, George Aubrey. Alfred Williams. 'Nillie Drew. Jerry Bndqes, ennar Wells, James Bird, John Braito, Alan Cummings. Thomas Liesy, Kenii Yoshida. Richard Sakamoto. Members of the Girls' Block T, at top, are Bonnie Smith, Frances Ochikubo, Katsuyo Murakawa, fall president: Carol Smith, Diane Falk: center: Sandra 0wYounq. Betty Anderson. Elena Lim. Patricia Jones, and Patty Marks. ,...,....w .-X. Q 11' 9 fxl , ni 4 ' 'x wi V 2 ' Q r fhZ'1'95 3 L' ,, ' Q , , - s , A ,,,L,, W ,X Lf,,A 9 . , Q . Y - 9 as V wa l ,, ' , V' -f .- J, ' K M -gif? . 5 w 5- ' f 5 :jf .fQ,-, ,, , 3,1 ff .1 V i A f.,ff-,el , y X wr, I .,., 7,1 14' M1 i!HL5.1IL 'l Jil-1--- ' ' 'Aki ff .,. J ,iF ff N K ' 7 2,71 :I ima v iLlf55?f, I 1 Y S ' 4 as a I fa, 1, W 41 1 . A usb J. .fn-K Q 'l.' RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORP DRILL officers are. ei Lis. Phillip Denie Frary. .-.........,. . ....... Maier Steve Waferson, and Cadet Lis. Raymond Dennen. Charles Howard, Richard Miller. and Jeffrey Miles. COLOR GUARD Mfsqa. wnbur Boolh , fm ,,, 1, V,VVV 1 F E , ? I Qiifff f Y ' ' ,, I f , .f S ,, 1, V f -,ff ,, fn., y, I g C: Tw? ,J Q, V , X f , fj , f , , ,, 'ff ff 'ji,Qff'55xg,1, X , Q.L,i,,Zf'f'fL X ' , f ,pf,g.:,,q, Z -'v:Q,mv1if? T f' - Jm4'i.f':!?X iijq 5. - ' 331- 5 -:sefmp ,fm -V 2- X g-m1.,,a5,:.q -E2 sw- - f . 'fy-ef Q .. gk' .L , . isa,-r2'+4?': - 11 5+ ,ga k . .. K- v,fMRw2z1.:ssf .f.,-.M ?l?rfWlf+'5 ,mf . .L . L Q mx:-+1 2,-i,z.g,.:fff. -m4Q1,w-,, ws fr: ' ' I tivifi xi zf5X'Ffg7:5'T?f!s5i3y i-g:'iW2 22f'f A ,1 I ., m v.Mg 1 V 'fg fgfivl-as WMM N, 1 ,X qi, .kim V A X W: M - , J Y E'-VP fx '- A A MFE- r, -,, f - ,- Q,-'rg 'fi -Q A5 :X 'S 1 . , ' 1 2- Lx' 2 4226 .N .5f1..fs:f-'f ,fl .. E f1.s7v'4 wi. M w.A:,Q.1: KN 'P-'fm-5, 5 bfi , 1 e g . Kirsti Koch, Techls first foreign exchange stud-ent from Oslo, Norway, was chosen from 140 other Norwegian students. She will graduate with other members of the June, '59 class. After her return to Norway in the middle of June, she plans to enter the University of Oslo to become a teacher. I would like to tell you how wonderful this year at Tech has been. Besides having learned a lo-t about your country I have been able to realize my old dream: to live in a foreign country, not as a tourist nor a guest, but as an in- habitant of the country. I have learned what America is and have found that people all over the world must be the same, for we have the same hopes and the same fears. I feel that this foreign exchange student program is a wonderful way for us, the inhabitants of the old world, and you, the inhabitants of the new world, to come to a better understanding and to get to know each other. I want to thank you for giving me this wonderful experience, and I know that some time in the near future I will be back in California which has come to be my second home. Thank you so much, or tusen takk alle sammenf' as we say in Norway. CASMM5 DANCEBAND 3 yNJ rw? 'H ? 4 I The Keynoters con- sists of exceptional music students recommended by Mr. Iohn Morlarotti or Mr. Harry Spencer, who have been in choir for at least one semester or in band or orchestra for two. Presidents for fall and spring were Iohn Malliaris and Ronald Williams. STD A BAN tg ia . The Serenaders, a group selected by Mr. Harry Spencer. meets at lunchtime to rehearse for such programs as Pat- tems in Tone, and the Dads Club Talent Show. They also sing for the P-TA, for church groups, and for other school pro- grams. SOPHOMORE GLEE CHOIR GIRLS I .f I Q ' Q5 -gm ! 1 .V BOYS' GLEE 1 A. fats CHOIR GEF! S PRING DRAMA ,, ,, 'tlfny t. - XL i if + Members of the cast oi Our Town pictured above are, from left to right, Nadine Owen, Iohn Frasier Charles Mitchell. Barry Hamilton, Carole Doran, Bill DuBois, and Susan McFeely. The Pulitzer Prize winning play, Our Town by Thomton Wilder, was staged by Tech dramatists under the direction of Ann Pettus, student director: and Mr. Alexander Hays, director. The play was presented in a simple but charming, warm-hearted manner with use oi very little scenery. The three main leads were played by Barry Hamilton, as the stage manager: Carole Doran, as Emily Webb: and Charles Mitchell, as George Gibbs. I' 'w Pictured above are scenes from Our Town. 1 fr ,ff Pictured above are the members oi the public tics for the term play, for Patterns in Tone,' and for assemblies. address crew who are responsible for the acous- CORSAIRS President Alan Cummings SENATORS President, Tom Liesy The purpose oi the Hi-Y's and Tri-Hi-Y's of Oakland Technical High School is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, schools, and com- munity high standards of Christian character. SAINTS President, Bob Tallyn PANTHERS President, Steve Murray VIKINGS President, Chuck Petersoni STARLIGHTERS President, Bill Nelson The activities oi the boys' Hi-Y's include participa- tion in athletic competition with other Hi-Y or church teams. They also try to assist various churches in the area. The girls' Tri- Hi-Y's plan fashion shows, dances, have speakers from Y.M.C.A.. and assist needy families throughout the year. Both Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y organizations are responsible for Operation Christmas Basket. DORIAN President, Cathy Miller ALETHIAN S President, Barbara Bird Inu Q' fr yy I,f if W ff 'V V 41 4 viva? 1 WH 4:1 If-f 71 The Bridge Club, spon- sored by Mr. Robert Diehl, cmd pictured above at the right, is open to students interested in playing con- tract bridge. Fall president is lames Stewart. The Odd Numbers, spon- sored by Mr. David Stone rod, is for students inter- ested in mathematics. Club members, pictured at the right, elected Lee Davidson president. The Radio Club, pictured at the right, is sponsored by Mr. Stuart Hayes. Fall president is Richard Miller. Modern Dance Club mem- bers, pictured below, meet Tuesdays after school in the Girls' Gym. Nanette Haralson directed the dancers during the fall semester assisted by Mrs. Laura Stine. Q K , 9' lk an ,.,, , . fi.,-H. 5 X. ,,,, '-,Qziffj pr 1, if , QQVJQQ X YV , ,. is . 11.17 ,.4.c, E as Q, 5-un, 6 Q, .vgfm Z 4 sp ' AT ,,,., ,, , :L 3 I x 1 New S 3 gb, is .M W5 'gf,1,. -, 1 HLA Q, k7'.!P, iff N mu., 1 .fm 444' ,bm ,pf Y W e 22 , ,767 ,,,HfQ:-5' '5 sJ'if 1 Ye V4-gf , 55 VE 'V ZZ wg MW QM 'MY wi? I fm '1 , Members ofthe Latln Club pictured above, are interested in the study of Latin and the Roman culture The club is sponsored by Mrs. Ann Bisio, and Iulie Above: The Orientation Club. sponsored by Mrs. Elinor Berg, helps foreign-born students become better acquainted with their new country and school. Members elected William Eng as fall president. Members of the California Scholarship Federation pictured at the right are Iulie Lefiler and Thomas Tusher. Members of the Honor Society, under the spon- sorship oi Mrs. Marian Anderson, are responsible for furnishing ushers for all events in the school auditorium. Fall president is Marv lane DeWoli. Members of the All-city Council are. in front, Carol Sullivan, Sadra Brause: in back, Franklin Hu, Thomas Tusher. and David Tra- VGISO. In the spring semester the Del- phian Society was led by SallY Gore. To become a Delphian one must have a 3.2 average and 20 activity points. The points may be acquired bY participation in clubs, serving as class oiiicer, or being a member ol a board. Sponsored by Miss Valerie Brenan and led by Beverly Ng fall Delphians, pictured at leit, co-sponsored the Christmas dance and sponsored the Big Sister-Little Sister party. Fall members of the Titans are Tom Tusher, Don Milanese and Frank Hu. Also pictured is Mr. Donald Lucas, Titan sponsor. The Titans plan and supervise the execution of special events such as the Carnival and special Fridays. Spring members of the Titans are, in front, Nick Bizony, Larry Slocomb, Iohn Rogers, and Richard Sakamoto. In the back row are Alon Yu, Bob Good- mundson, lim Bird, and Walter Brown. Requirements to be a Titan include a 3.2 average and 20 activity points. Working with President Grace Chin, members of the Red Cross Club, pictured at left, made gifts to send to local hospitals. The club is sponsored by Mr. Ioseph Colistro. The Celestians Tri-Hi-Y is a newly organized club at Tech. The president of Celestians is Pat Bennett. The Physics and Chemistry Club is sponsored by Mrs. Ella Ballou and its purpose is to stimulate cm interest in science, to provide an opportunity for experimentation, and to develop projects to enter in the Bay Area Science Fair. The Sa:f-T-Pins, Tech's auto club, is sponsored by Messieurs Neal Rathbone and Glenn Mofiet. The members, pictured at left, elected Ronald Bruno president. tif 7' CL' 'W Q 'Sf ' x K--W 5 Wm' ,,,,. f. ,A 14:-:X fg U i 1, s x A i ,aggw f , H x Q 2 49 at Y K W ' Q in f 1 gn, t 5 li 'Jw' 51 I gk a 4 V! 1 3-4 W A R D S ART AWARDS MILITARY CANDIDATES HONOR ORCHESTRA DENTAL AWARDS P' 5,9555 ,ffeufrfok W A 5ENNT5 C, . 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