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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1975 volume:

r' N 46 . An 5,53 x gg Q' . 4 Iv ik I lf. E -as f ,, I ,1. Q- wr' x1 x Sew ,, . wr , ,ov R... ,fl ' .. H R 'Z' ' , ei ,lf , W . Y H ' 1 ' rl. 't ' 'FT 1 ' - f ' -j Q Q wi, -. , . V- y . if , L f , Fw wx .wqvw 'if , ' 1 A 41 Y I3 M ' ' Vw. , an , 2. w' ,' mx Em h !A, 1ff4,.v. I' Y , M - . . 2 ' 1 1 , 2,5 M V gm , FL. -Q4 ', '5L.v f X IAM. The Yearbqf Cdklanaiwfeehpical High 2 A fjZ 'ww-.N..M Scho0l, Pfrese n ts . . . . ' ' KW mf, Q . fn ,- A, .WWI 1, A H1 H , ' A v' -- -- , ,, - .- , .: ,. , V 'V Y, .--1 , ,,,, ,iyv-ffg,,5g5::57q,-5f,1.,71gQ32e1--srWg,-fiyf-V1-qyfffeigg, 1,915,,824-4,--fffgwfg,,?3f::,,f-V 4 , .-W... ,,,, U.. Q' if ,MVA If ,J Nw 'N-. .- 4 ..,.,, ,Y 5 The 1974-75 yearbook staff would like to share with you some of the things that represent 'Oakland Technical High School. We have decided to deal with the E MOTIONS that accompany our fantastic student body. Some of the emotions we have chosen to look into are enthusiasm, energy, pride, happiness, concern, anticipation, determination, frustration, fear and love. Emotions are something that everyone experiences, and as we look around our campus, we can see all the emotions that life can bring. 'Y cena ' ' -iff 915 0 ew, Q I 1732 5,2 - r The happiness of winning the big game .... The pride that seniors exhibit at graduation .... The frustration of failing an important test . . or the love that two people can share. As young adults, we have all matured a great deal and I'm sure that emotions have played a very important role. No matter what frame of mind you're in when you flip through these pages, we hope you will think about how emotions affect you. Pamela Shepard and Kevin Tucker, Editor-in-Chief , , ' . f ' , ' V 5 2' ' 4 V - V V V' f -f , V fgy HV zwiv' rjj-ff5,'gj5 Q gi 3145 ?:3f.'E,L' , V , . ,. , , , , . , V V ff g ' , V- ff , '. 2 . 3 V-V,g .. V',f1.,4,1-:,4,f,V 1-V,fV11,,.f.y,1y-.V,ff-,,yf, - ,i-,A .1.,Vv ,. HEER . . 4, ,.,, , ,.,,,-.., LEADERS Enthusiasm and energy exemplify the spirit and pride of being a Tech Cheerleader, as their eternal optimism motivates the athletes to victory. .9 p! JV-f vu I 4 ir' 1 X ', PM, 2? 1-Z: I 5 , 1 . aw ,4 if 1 X Lv - :Zin ,- ...ul .-'K D dr Y I I l is d ,- 4 . ,,..,. ,,,,f,,, rl, ,,,f .M ., .-, - fwfr.',,2f,V4:Vw,.,f3gVW-, mf,-:1',f,, I, V V''1'T.PEE'3?: f:'fP 5,IV ?2,'f'fiC7'- ' V -VT 7 J- 1f 'i 515775 ji. ,.., .5 ,,,. ,K-,, ,,,. , .,,, ,t,. . ,.,- , VL V Vf V- V1 f,'.f If ',,- ,V , . , V , A.i.i . 3 f f , pl Q fa ,aa ' iv 4 1 .,,,,, I . n 1- 4? 4 V IJ V V l 1 , J 5 M IW' ,-,M-,fgnu naw' ri .J Vt. A. 'V -' ,, -W z f by r ,ii. f my W p I ,:'.:,, aff., 4 ,,,-.J an ,V -:ww Y- .. W..-V. ,,i:1 Oakland Tech Songgirls for 1974-75 u-4 V: f' Viflfff 'f ' WWW spell outrhope for winning season. Hgh, v X y yi V2 uAfVif-Q2-, 1 X, ,- V 46. 5.. .4 , . L... V 4, -W' S V X - , ' H ,.,.n,,'n ' ,V.. ., -1-w-ifigmm ,aw -f ,, -sn--4 ,, HW . .-493,-.ve qi 1 - VV' Q .'.': ... f ,g . ,V . , A wp M vu. , f., nw-..,' A V ffff.,,m' A-HV ' .4 ly, V . V .,,f I'Wfwg,a4 faf Carol Byrd perfect example of enthusiasm. . We Cl' 4 I V W , -f -0' , 'fp Tech Cheerleaders entertain student body at Pep Rally in front of school as they have in past years M xx 5.9- ,I SEI? gg izillliillit f I ysmeig 349 Q ,,VA ,- f mggvfif, Y , , , ,yu ,. 125,171 45.1, - ' 1 Q b 4-2, ' ,P ' Y -1. f,lL, fait! wr KM , ,' ,,', M , X 'W ' ' tw' A if L D 1 ' 533 SE I ORS Throughout the years we have struggled and strived for the goal of becoming sen- iors. It has taken much courage, will- power and sheer determination for our class to finally reach this unbelievable height. We take pride in ourselves in knowing we've come a long way! ! ! ! ! W -. ' ' 'mf' W I , ,WW , I X If ff X .ff , m g, ' ff I ,,',fygg??' W 'A-i,zg.:.34 , , Q . , V, ,ka 3 Q V' Aboveg Paulette Owens, Spergon Hunt, and Lynn Grayson display their pride and integrity in their graduation caps and gowns. Lower leftg Seniors get information from counselor Mrs. Williams Lower rightg Some hardworking Yearbook-Staff students talk over important matters. 1 Y wg: has x 344 ,1 -.-................., , 2 --a.a.a....4,.. 1 ----........ --1-4...... -' '- s-.lm.,,1' : Above, Seniors from steering committee try earnestly to sell class badges and pom-pons, while Paulette poses for camera. Rightg Mr. Jackson and seniors display the fact that a little happiness now and then never hurts. Below, Senior steering Committee displays their happiness of being the Class Organizers. Top row, left to rightg Dale Johnson, Wayne Vernon, Seneca Daniels, Pamela Lewis, Paulette Owens, Louise Grey, Vanessa Williams, Danita Thompson, and Pamela Shephard. Bottom row, left to rightg Antoinette Anthony, Donna Belvin, Patricia King, Debra Lloyd and Donna Simmons. ' X , . 4, . A Ji .- ' s 'il HA?-PINESS ' 1 SENI ORS As seniors we have developed in many ways. Not only physically but mentally as well. There are many experiences one must endure while growing up, but the ones we retain the most vivid pictures of are the times of happiness we all share. That's what it's all about!! ! STAFF Concern is an emotion that none of us TQ lacks, for we all are capable of express- ing an interest in an individual or in an acdvity. With the Staff and Associated Student body of Oakland Tech they dis- play their interest by assisting students, teachers, and counselors when problems arise. ff if 'Siu H5253 g Mrs. Austin is looking over some office work with Vanessa Williams. ' H53 PU! U I I V 2 I V.-Qi? ::' 'V S , j , .M A: . , I 1 Q 5' Mrs. Jackson hands out books to her eager students? Mr. Jackson urges students to go to class. A Jorge Torres Robin Long Donald Johnson Donna Simmons A. S.B. President A. S. B. Secretary Commissioner of Finance Commissioner of Control UW' nf W 'Tx j H55 . 6 4 ' J V.. 3 We f , I . C A o 9 A.S.B. Concern means being involved, and being involved means being an A. S.B. officer. Responsibility and maturity are the key ingredients for a successful school year, and it's up to the A. S.B. officers to motivate the student body. T lv A Charles Pippins Phyllis Dyer Patricia Churchill Terri Randell Commissioner of Assemblies Commissioner of Clubs Commissioner of Publicity Commissioner of Activities R UNI ORS The juniors are doing it right this year. With great anticipation, they are preparing for their senior year. They have worked hard in the time they've been in Tech, trying to make the class of '76 one of the best Tech has ever had. Striving for the top, they'l1 definitely become the future rulers of Tech. ,,.Q V, . .,.,.. ,,.,, , ,... f' x9 Smiles from the class of '76. 4-Q9 1 ,, Q.. My Tyrynfvnww 4 ,yyh Why doesn't she look at me? W if :nf 4 yf ' 5 .1 , my .7. f, V. 7 , , W, W-, L ff yi -.y A ww, if. M46 gi Junior Class gets it W.. I l. .V I 'f Aj L . 'V 1 af Q- ,314-. . K gg v 990' ,fat 1 5.l1fLf2l1.z.M,,J 1 x .ff , L QWQ' A-N Ll . JA., 1 ' F .f 3 I fav. ' 2. Q Ja' f..f.' L W 1, That was a good one. A hard day at the office. l ' ,.: If '5W4.fff2',' ' V7 22.2 V PW . ' -- ., -'1 Y X ,,,+ ,,' , . M, at ,, together for next year. UNI QRS is the one word that best describes the class of 76 and we W TICIP TIO 3 - niet, .1 . V -, L 1:29 Qmgzfigmq'-'ftrf,Qp cA:..f' Y Y W Y , ......a1 The juniors here at Tech are waiting for their chance to prove that they too are capable of becoming the best class Tech has ever seen. Anticipation ish them well. -, ,r , ,f-f f,-f-7, f , :,, . CLASSRUOM Surprise- Surprise is the emotion of startling and exciting moments. Students here are not only surprised that their picture is being taken by the camera, but also the fact that they are enjoying the things in which they are doing in the various classroorns pictured. Surprises can appear as suddenly as they disappear. The beginning of the new school year often brings new surprises. There is a hidden surprise within everyone. Ihitthe greatest surprise of allis being surprised. Mrs. Goldsby shows a student an example of the correct procedure of typing tabulation problems. ...Q . .- , Wm, - 0 Draftin pens ig -M' P4 ..--- .user use ' 9 ld:-A A '5 ' li -9- Mr. Hurst's yearbook class gets things moving as the photographer gives some helpful hints on picture taking. ,.,. ,,, rv-vm V 'WHS X .J if 'Wir ga my 'fs SO? 'Ev This English class is having a few moments to socialize Is Mrs. Jackson here today? Nl Vgywmw A 1 s3'7'f'?.,- ,- 5512 'A'1af-v. F2 ' 'nfs 1 -a ar .-. -3 A xy? W ,,, .453 u re' tw . H Q51 'jk HM T .tiff Lg ? ' ,541-Furllggg, IFA- ,J , zu P V. ' A 1 ,- 4 ' r 'X A A 1 in at ,f 4-5533?-.1 il' 'K fn Tech's awesome offense lines up for the big play. SPGRTS The athletes of Oakland Technical High School are determined to produce at 100 percent efficiency. Sports has given Tech students a winning attitude in everything the school competes in. Even when the school is com- peting among itself, there is inspired determination in every effort. Tech has proved through determination and self-drive that if you really want to do something or reach for a goal, you can gain it, as long as you put enough effort into it, even in the simplest matters. fvr. v i if i 4 . . , J? ' A! AQ .' ,' 7 M ,.,, 1 '99 are , Q a .rig , 5 'A .. af 3 ' ' In J I ff., - ,5 ,V ,, -S? f r .1 - all V rw R, f L ' f ,UNE U i, 3 ' ' ,, ' -,.-Q if-Eg T' ft L Q -'pgLZ,f,g'.'.:i.,v, f' ' ,,..f. .-, . , ' x , , 1 a .,t, 'lk Captains Arthur Gomez and Mark Lilly go over pre- game ground rules. 4- H.- -,,,..Q..-f-0 I S 1 I w,,,m,.,,l,,gM wr: .in.?1..., r,.. ,UT .k,.., FrZ,.v.,,,. 3?:.4,,.... ,,,Z,1:,qV.,X.,,V.:MT.,,3:,,?,.XV.l,is X.-,1.5,?i,.-3 f,.Q-i,,7-,,, -'k. ,,- 1 .,.,. . -,.. .v,. ,,.,. ,-...,,,. . ., --f,f-', fr-,vs ---- - , f .- , . . , V . ., ,. . . .. sf, N m:.::s,,. s:w1N'.a gf, , . , 'w.',:'fr.rfr.1.a ., K, var,-.vi-,p,f.f,.-, ',. if -31.3. 4-.f. - , ,j K - y a - . I , , . r 7 Eslfgrfiblhiwm-1 X55 - 1- Q,-f, lg' ,ES gg, fl t 7- 7r:px,,1'11-V,-if gnyr'-.,,f:'..3,:: jf,-.'f:':51,:i -31.52, .Lv -. lv' ,rv ': Ht- ' A ', . . , Q , - , if gm-Q wig- 'Q-Sli -- -5,-V525 df. 'kx'2 f -7x pl'Tmv' tan- , f2.:,'r'f--,lm4'!Q.':2 -f 'r'e.:,i4,,-.1 f - ' ' jf af f' ' ' ' 5 . Q. 3 5 Q. mil '.fQse- -- .. Ea, fir, .j5j,Q,.,,'42,j3:fix g,:,,g:',g.,':::.'-13-,-. ,, .,g:, ,-k, Q .5 1: ff? f k W l . , , . ' ff XKSSZ 1 aff -if-'lijgig mi .::,z4,?'b'L4. 2151':x,'1'4,?f-fig:wu:.a:fxf HS -.:41?.j2:'3j:gk5, 'I ijfj?S,l1,r.'kgj,1,v 4 ,J-ff,-.':g:', wk:NEs.,:,-.5 ig K, N I . . ' ,, K V, '3 ' ' .ff rfQi5ii . 21:3 W. A ,. TKT:-'fff' . , 'f 2'C'1 ,WI XL k . 2,2 ' ' ' , i atst , r' - ' Q T NX., J ,,,.k,i7:ikQi:E,i,5Vi. ,,., 2.1,v.,wEl, I .yt 533, will . :Uhr by - t , r , r:?1gf.Ef'- 'P fi J' g Y iffiff. ' I ,,.. ffl? 1 1' 5 1 f 1 ' fz. 1' , K . . X- ARL., -r .T 51,5 1 -55 Lim I 5 ,, .1 r. cg- . K X SGPHO CRES Frustration is something that has been experienced by all of us at one time or another. The important thing to remember is to always oppose frustration with hope and optimism. The sophomores at Tech experience frustra- tion as a constant occurence. Frustration to them is the failure of a locker to open, the puzzling test of high school, but the worst frustration of all is to let the complexity of high school push you in a corner where you THINK you have to avoid it by cutting classes! A group of sophomores take time out from a busy day to get to know each other. I wonder if he was my type? Mrs. Neal finds time to show a few young ladies the way to their next class 14 ,f 1 ix, , 1 4. -.,.. if Aon, X 1.215 14JJE i1l,Q.kg' , 1 J V' .wqq qi,-,1fp,.'11I 1 1, ff.. -7---.. --,L ,ann U-,a,5, i.U'wl.'ffs-.W-:lf vkwlmi IGIJJL FMJLUJI-, un M 111 un fr' -mum., X il..,.-1.,-....ii. .- I ,.....,--..,..,..,.,. ..,t .. ... Sometimes a smile can hide the fear inside J . SOPHOMORES Fear is something a student accumulates oiver the summer. When school starts the presence of many unfamiliar faces causes the sophomore to be lost in the shuffle. As the days get long and periods do not end so quickly, the sophomore worries about whats going to happen the next day. 16 1 Love vLOVE Love is the basic emotion of all generations. It can bring joy, sorrow, and sadness. Love is being able to share your joys and sorrows with someone special . . . Love is talking, touching, and caring for one another. Love is a mellow understanding between two people . Love is you and me . . . The Sounds Love ,F . V Just Don 't Happen I Y irvgpmgzfg' ' Day Grows By if Y! ' la 3 . ,gg ., , .- 'a -i .4 F aj .-, it.. if . 4' 1 u n ' V . '11 4, FSE , ,, K , 922' . ..v- W gg gg ,,,.,..-Q -- V 7 ' 4 ' If . , hw.:-. '- - ,,, f h ,. - ff ' : cs-. - ..,,. 1, . ' -f Q- O ' ' -f .4 1 .f J Na, if ,tt us- , a It A . sv I 4' 'ffm - Q 3 il .Q '- 3' W N...f' Emotions ..... this is what We, the 1975 Talisman staff, have illustrated over the introductory section of our book. We have explored and developed many of the emotions that students exhibit. From the proud and joyful expressions of success to the sometimes frustrated and unexpected looks of failure. Emotions play an important part in everyone's lifeg and we hope all of your emotions express nothing but love and happiness. V Gregg Watson - l ' Y N 4' ...sz-Q' Y , ,, Y 1 is so F, xg , . , 44 1' wwf: N nr' s SA - s ,f 'lx 3 i f 4 ,X X ,4 .V -' 2 w s l x X , 1 3 f 1151 f Y -wg 1 if vglv wg, .Mn 'Pi n -va i 1 u i'f' 3 51 93 'r Administration Administration is a major aspect of this and any other high school. For it's the administration that will set the standards that society will expect each graduate to have. Standards of: maturity, respect, and scholastic achievement. It is sometimes difficult and frustrating to inspire some students to measure up to the expected standards. But the question is not one of the administration rigidly enforcing the rules, but each student's Willing- ness to follow the rules. Q Qi 'r 1 Q 4' Ji QQ QQ QQQ QQQ if if .Q . Q. 'LIL Q C Q 0 Q Q QQ Q Q Mr. Harris Flowers , 4 Vic e- Princip Q WEKKWQQ Q Q EQ? rel Q Q Q.,,..-..-..-..-.,-..-.,-.,-.,-,.-..-..-.,-QQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQM 20 NJ, Af- -Q Af- Av -an Ax- Ax' Ax' 'Q' Af- An- -Q. AQ. .Xu-.Q .QL .V .QS 'LN lei W-N. .J .Q Q QL . 1. Qu 86, I Q Q .Q W Hay IQ 5 ,I Q Q ITN .VL k Counselors Counselors play a major role in the academic life of a student. A counselor is assigned to each student in the hope that each individual student will be able to choose the courses that will benefit him the most. The job of the counselor is to give advice and counsel each student on his individual needs. The importance of 'counselors is not be to underrated, as their helpful advice, and tips on choosing the right classes are beneficial to any concerned and college-bound student. P. Bates L. Christy C. Embrey R. Faison H. McGavack L. Williams J,QI fx ul Q 1 1m 1 1 MIM Z A 1'-ff f'N 11,1 'fN M f'N LU! QC Q rw' 1 1 ITA: Sli? CT! 15971 Q1 1751 I Q1 ,F LC31 1351 4 . . n interpret ation . English English is of such importance in America, that anyone without adept use of it, will have a difficult time. Using correct English at the correct time can mean: a good job, a bigger paycheck, and sometimes peace of mind. English is often referred to as a boring and dull subject. Yet without it, the chances for a meaning ful job are almost non-existent. Regardless of your ambition in life, English will be a constant participant 4'4 .4sv WN.: A I H V fw' Qi Q Q3 QE IQ! Qi E53 Ur Q ti QP QCP Qi EOE llvfl Robert Jolly Qi QE EQ! n FQ? Jaime Alire Gilbert Chin Mary Demunoz Arturo Gutierrez Robert Richards Sue Robinson Shirley EheQyn A H A Nlvlaria Vzgdez- A E Foreign Language Language. Communiation. Misunderstanding. All three are involved in our lives at one time or another. Their importance is significant, for with language there is communication, and without adequate explaining there is misunderstanding. The foreign language and bi-lingual departments at Tech attempt to strengthen ingg for the understanding of language and people is not restricted to members of your own race, but members of other races also. language and communication by eliminating misunderstand- 7, ,..f wg., XX . TEAR Q P A . . X 5 A Tlx ':i4D'fDF9ff1O. '11 A Q :e 2 3 'Q Q Q ETL 3 Els Ph O g QA U1 tt: U1 g 'N Q 6 - .- EZEQESQS Q Q A f'3wQ-Q-W 'A A f' ...- X,Qx Q Q 35Q f'2zH.3 gf 'R Z' 52 E S E? fn 2 E g g 1 En co Q- SD QA S ,-, 8 U, S fb 3 E. O Q 2 3 U1 'fs x ' 51 E9 2, 5 3 E 2- 2 Q gf 5.3 3 Q S. r-I- O fi fi 5 ,gl cv ES 3 3' ...., .... .... A.. ... -.. -.. .Q ... ... ... -- ... ... ... - ... - - - as Q, 5 fb 2 fa- O 2 QI 3 m 2' SD 1 od CD ' wwgl Pm U EQ! 05.915525 . Q. Sim .gawfb ,Q ggmif' E21 X QQ use 585, gwffs. fm OI Q-I 3 'g ' U3 fx' O Pg 5' XJ. O S rf- I 4 cn gi g cl? U1 'Q m , 4 I '63 PL 2 5, fb fn E KN 2 5 5 5 a 5 L69 Q! 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' ..:4 s ...N . if 4..a- -' ' ' xr -- -N- - -:Q -1:5 562 KS, .4311 ' ' VCE F-'..-..-..-..-.-..- -.-..- N32 6fg1f,,1f-f,a-f,geQ4rs4vf3ir,3xrRaaggzixigzsif' ' A556533KabmgbmfwiYEYYEYSMEVSVENWEHbixbixzs,3 VI Over the past year Tech's buslness depa1'bment'ha,s bu11t up a reputat1on of bemg one of the most efflcient and educahonal courses ln the Clty Wlth the most modern equlpment, and experlenced mstructors, it's no wonder that Tech students FGCGIVG such a hlgh quahty educatlon m the f1e1d of busmess ry bgeeceecewmeeqemeceeceeeeeeee ef JG' E31 Q3 Q63 Q! Qu IQ' 1 N71 E551 Qu Qi Qj 'I Q2 QL Qs QQQDQQQQEUQQQQWQMMEEEQUQQ . my-gk r , !. 7 1 'f V W.. , Lj e, , . an 'Q' if-5. 19 P G3 U Qi ea n ii K3 r QQ Q1 n E 5 1 H 5 r Harland Hand QQ? ' if-ff Qi fda EQ Q5 YQ Q QQ Qi 4 QQ , A . Y I P t Cuttitta Steward Eldrige J 1 'E 5 Jack Morrison ary Torrey f 1'--'A-A-Aanh-nAu-w-h-u-u---ann-HA..- - Mr.C1e1nentsho tudent h ' done. Mm. and and are willing to spend extra time helping students in need. H .W e,.e . ' d A, ffxl Qui H A H ,V t .Te H n d J, Paul Allrich d f : ' ,w . A d J arniscliertraln 8 Q X N A a e ' , ij. e Y , Henry Clement v 1 fl WS , :H 55:51 jff , r Med. Ms. Torreys' 1?a.ra class. d an so 'CT P3 ? Q 5 Ma fe ,haf A Af A A ya Om W fa 4 if-ef v ff K ..Q Q j: EQQQ Q! Q I jf Q lx Q Q Q Q J. 7: Q 'Q I: ft fx IQ Q, Q Qu Q Q Q Qji Q James Brown f fu Q, f 1 1 ,.-i,.,.., . ...vw 4. fn F QQQQQQ ' 9 Girls' and Boys' Physical Education In both girls and boys physical education classes, the objective is to improve body care, conditioning, and coordination. This year's phys-ed classes are highlight by the addition of co-ed Judo, taught by boys department head, Ashlee Sherman. A f 1 t 'f2 ioQ'5'f iV24g5.i55x fw-9' 594?'5 i 940' WQQQO' M? G, WO QQ.. gf .p 9Qe:4a?.. y evhvov' I 5,6 QQ. V , ,jfqfcfiifh .p 1 .l..'-.1ig,q,5-QQ.. y a fanny . . - f ,: ,- avr., I I' ,' '.. f f - f-f 'f 41' - , , , . if V .- .. , ,, , '- ' f' ,, . ' -' ,yr - , .. ,f ,. , , , , , ,M ., ,, w- -of A. f' v 1 , ' , V ,' , ' -P .1 ,f ,f ,- y - 2fi Yolanda gets- down-low on return. Robert Cryer Ahslee Sherman- Head .f.....' v I Y 5 2 ed 'A M7 ' ' Nm- .,fv,'liO'1v 4 N1 37. L. ii'- f .1 1 'A 'V A M ' if L M. US IC QP Music is a form of verbal and non-verbal self Rfjtitgiiyton expression. It enables the audience to relate to Oscar Preston your innermost feelings, transcending a message to any culture. Music consists of a lot of organization and a great deal of practice. That's Q, what it takes to become a master. We see that with the untarnished determination of Tech's IQ! Music Dept. They're well on their way. Ng! Zfjli Ci :f 1 ' .A .. ., , . - -.AH ..-..-..-..-..-.w-- , Q l Tn-an f Students mill around piano and teacher Mr. Preston. Say It with N K ,,.. , f lf' ' 5' ,x,, - tr The Art class at its creative best. QQ! Susan Babb Rpbert Coy Q7 Geldigil Kats anos E332 E65 QL Q3 CQ 'Ci' a 2: llll Q! Q l ..,. c ' t l - 1111110 K- Q3 iED5l.---..---,.---.---ti-D , it l t Art Creativity is the backbone of Art. Tech's Art Dept. has produced many outstand- ing works. The Art Depart- ment has become every club and organization's publicity manager. Many activities would not be possible if we didn't have the Art Depts. teacher- student cooperation. The Art staff has succeeded in broadening and developing many students' hidden creative talents. Their ability outstands any other. I Industrial Arts Tech's Industrial Arts Dept. is endowed with extremely devoted teachers. They pass on their skills and knowledge plus their experience to our students. They offer courses in autoshop, drafting, woodshop, and electronics. Iftaken with determination and goals in mind, a student will value these courses as a beginning of his or her occupational career. J 1 -4 Lfi' ls my work that bad Mr. Ross '? Qu lfgn IFA 5 5 l A Leonard Brandi QI Robert Canary 1133 3 A an Terrence Carroll VAN 1 n ' F' NJ!! fa KO: ff nla N QP QQ limi fn fl , WAR EO' I 4 all ii Donald Eaton U! t Qjjadl LQ! ' L I G P Ross WWI lv ll., y ' 'Cp DQ- L N U frg 1. Q n . Q , ' W .a il f- QQ Sn--------N-----------:Q-1,---2-:M-H:--------Q-we-if-he-'ef-'ef-'f L Electronically inclined students display their talents. ,a , ,Lv 'n4 ff. H-www' A wwf ,,,o'5'4 M abil' Wh J' it , 2 v zilllz' if-11 2 Vt H-Ni Here stands a Tech Future Draftsman X. La ,, ., , EFL 1 C, up 7 'Q : ' ' 'A .,,, . 1, Q' A,,, 10? 'Qt 'G' lQv Ka, gm f , MQ' is 'u n ' ' V l Jack McDonald Kiyoshi Kurashige QQ' 'QP , -..-..-..-..c-.,-..-..-..-..-..---- ffl' ter JQQQ-all 1533 ' QQ-:ji , , he Q : : Q, 1 . MQ S . e f W 1 eclal 1 .,l, Q I p if ew 'rw Ed t- f,1sg4fz-ai. UCU I OU - . 531' i 'if ff K.: fL'Q9e2,:,, 'KN' QQ' gi, This year's Special Education QS,,l?j2jffj55ff',f!. 5 146, Department is comprised of five 3 'f'- :wif 'e 6' J- .Vt . . 1-1,3 ffff'1fff'f7f,'T.A:,liglg'igg KN' highly skilled teachers who have 10 ' rv f rv! ' iz' 8? ' 4 ' :Vg mastered several techniques to Vera Hurst 165 educate and motivate their if John Petula students. This department Qi Albert Prince 1 4 concerns itself with the function C651 of teaching blind and emotionally ff 6 handicapped students various fight ,,,, Y :fm skills involved in everyday life. f, fm' 6' HQ? ' T 'lt LX l v f fabovej Mrs Hurst reads an article to three of her students fleftj James Watts improves his typing speed .4 -H ..,..,.,!I! Homemaking Tech's Homemaking Department is not only interested in teaching young ladies the skills involved in cooking, sewing, ironing, and I childcaring but also teaches young men. It is in this day and age when young men may find that young women are broadening their horizons and loooking for more to life than housekeeping and childbearing. So, young men beware, Bachelor Living Class may become a requirement! 4' .- W, Ilethia samples the sauce. I Y . QQQJ QQ' QQ . , 'F ' TQ: Q Q Q2 iii? QQ! :X-2: K5 Bustin' suds isn't so bad! ignjy Qi if--fi LC-5+ a,,s.s, or X912 : -7: fx , , V y-V,. L W... ,.,k R Vg Qi tni y QP f K - 521 Vgigf . I ' ' ...Q 5 351 ' A' at 'Cl gig, V! I , QQ! if N xv- Uv! 1 : ag ' , I ' ,V ' ' 'Q' YL Qi ai f FQ? lj i t iz si ' Qi :X-Jr QQ! Q1 KGB' 10: QCD QQ! f'X,,,h fx- Q3 a CH TQ! VN - . H fa' UT ,W d 46' Shirley McDonald Mary Richardson MN' Virgil Williams .VA 161 uma Q! M e T51 O ?nt1gdff:JiE13S1.Mrs. Richardson's clothing class are busy sewing and design- ' - Y '31 X. , .- .., -- - .. .. ,, ,I U if 3. -..-..-- -.. ,..-..-..-..-..-----..-..-, ,H I 1, i W ,P 4 P 2 --:AA A AA C C : : S h I if i A ff C T . tbai s , L, as 1 i 81' UIC CS 1' , , t P i s Vuvlv, '. I 3 The Oakland Technical High School Service If : 4 Department is one of the best departments we ,l , , ,Q students at Techthave. These people help each Ifffiiil Y f A 'b 99:2 I T 12 ' . ' V 1 4 jg and every one of us in one way or another. : : , 5 -y n-L ,3'f:rN,tV . if ' , , if i l f It I Our cafeteria staff provides us with 1, ' l . 4 nutritional meals. Our custodial staff sees , - 4 ' ' A ' r to 1 ,Q to lt that our campus is kept clean. Our f 1 , 4 I 4 3 clerical workers handle all student records -24: . 1. if N and documents. As students here at Tech, we ., 1 , A should show our appreciation by cooperating f l 14 ll with these people in any way possible. .f . , , Q! C 4' U U I 5 3 : I: 4' y 5' l 4 ,E xx 1 If I g 1 1 P If-Nl I 1 ,Y Y : 7: if 1 3 , , ! If r Elva Fong Marjorie Grodin Barbara Wagner N I VZ, Librarian Clerk Attendance Clerk Treasurer , 1, Q7 Tommie Wilkerson Janice Williams Della Wilson I4 j Community Rep. Assist. Nurse Recorder : : 1 ,Q 1 ..-..-,.-..-...... ., . .. .. . 1 ' I. .ri nxv -xv xv ,Nw Nxv .Nw Av . . . -xv -xv -xv Nxv Mxv -xt ,yi -xv ,I .xv gf tg f ,PY QW .-1 Mr. William McCallister tangles with garbage cans. Cafeteria Staff fl-ry Katherine Webbs, Jean Ng, Nellie Hall, Willie Duckworth, fBack l-ry Jeanette Hargrove, Carolyn Wilson, Claris Hill, Gloria'Wright, Tommie Sims, Clara Pratt. ,X SA 1' ' , J! iw 1 X if I 1 fl I' L 1 ,Q If 1 1 ,3 if 1 yppyy by 1 ,3 x W . .L ,, G9 if 'E af ' , if I i f! 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Bottom Row QL to RJ Tony Miles, Eric Williams, Mark Lilly, Ken Harris, Coach Wayne Brooks, Calvin Choyce, Ocie Washington, George Reed, Grant Tribe. f 2 af, Calvin Choyce f605 out front as Ricky Henderson 1323 looks for Antonio Peterson 4231 beats Oakland defender. running room. H Dedication Spells Bulldog Football This year's varsity football team lived by the word HDEDICATION. Although they had a winless season they worked hard throughout the year. Coach Wayne Brooks and his assistants built a team that exhibited outstanding defense but the offense could only manage 30 points over the entire season. Football takes a team effort a.nd a lot of hard work, Tech had some truly fine athletes that tried at all times to bring pride and dignity back to Tech. With all the talent that the Bulldogs possessed it's hard to understand why they cculdn't put it all together. Their most frustrating loss came to the No. 1 Skyline Titans 40-0. Even though most people seemed to criticize, the 1974 Bulldogs should be commended for their true HDEDICATION. 5 - W, WY I Q in 1: ,lf f Q .f . LM! nz. , g M' 1 Q0 I ,4 x uf f k I , 0 . I I D Y ,, 4 I 1 .A ,W ' 7.4 4, .,m.,.,M,. f WM-av fav... vw L ' 4 ' ' ' , 4, 2 . - ,. f f 1 ' y.J2'f.,1 . , , V f f ', , x V, . , , , , 1 -f I' .1 va.-f. N33 ,,,-.' ,J-3,5mf-,34,,',A5,1.-,Q ,,,3,2l,jf,, ',jf,1 I 1, -v 3 5, 7, f ,ZX 'gol f' if ' f ' f fl . .aff 1 - .el nw ,. rw- V fi n i? J ,3,,1a'iLg'-f,,' '4 4 ' '- 1' f fl -' .-J , I .lf H , if-ef: f. lg fl a - 'J 1. ', W , y,t9:f,,, 4 4. f- f' - , ' 1 ,, 211' 3- 'mg xl ' 3' ff. ,-. rf H 7 V' E ' ' V 9,'f'2'I,, af , Y l',1?.,? 5 gG1fwf , f., -M7447 -':. , ' V. f-1,5 ,j,.E,M 4 LX by ' LJ? X,,,.as,i'f2'-35 W-u,m..i.vf 'I rn V -W e . A w Q ff' --4 'sa 'Y'Vi Tech defense shows its quiclmess as they sack QB Drew Field. 5 ... 3'ffl'ti2 i y no I, I .. I W X . f5 '9 ff 4 y fo f WW .W Q f lf- Q1 x fy ., A r V , Nix ' . NVQ f K Q ,. Aw- L -gb: fb I I 0 ?'f wf :IQ V .1 , , ,W ' , ' 'M ' ' ' - f ' ' y ,A , ,,,l l rf up I A First year QB Ken Harris in action. 4 'T B' Q ff if V W V, 1 .W his 'vw' . 4, V. ,s ' 4 Q 5 V M , ' 2337 'fo re' g 9 Wy ' , A 2, A 3 , T T I, fix I ..k,y ky' Sgr- D K- I mf V. K W , 1 ,ily V A X X , t g , g if gg A L my ' '45 nlimffff' 'P' A f 'Q' A 'John Taylor pounces on fumble. T 37 O I he s X Emotional Changes Emotional changes played a very important role in the development of this year's varsity team. The loss of All-City receiver Arthur Gomez was a major setback as it had an emotional effect on each member. The emotional aspect of football is important because it is more than just a physical sport. HU? Wayne Brooks ' V 4 X, .l M- V H' 3Q2iQf X ,s', 2, m,w,fa w V V' , , ,,.,, V' qu p -K z W ' L 'V wk. ,. at V' 2 t ' ' - 't t 4' is ' I . ,. , .V kk 5. V5 1 , K --l -'s' f X or ' ' , t I . tlv. 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Clements, and Ash' 40 A FI Tech was not able to win a game, but 9 . bl . , - 1 f 1 f 1 1 4, , 7 4 1 0 A Running back Alfonso Bullworth pounds out some tough yardage. Running back Joe Houston cradles pass V' are coaches Jim Brown, Henry ley Sherman. AMW- VVQV 4, ,rNjT?fm, , - . ,- ,1-fjgg575111:-,1,-gferg:-,.5f1,, ....-. I ,,,g f - gg f , - 54,33 1:55 g1g,:,3g,g f , s. of 4 , ' , Qg:f:r,s1r:' iw . f i 2 , A ' 5 1- 'I lifiigzlfff. d V L VV : .Z I 1 , I U 284 , M ,Q A 1 ggi' kggk-,.f,'-'I ff' T , f 2 if f 5 of 5+ V , n..r ' if I N ' f ff fm' 4 g 'I ' , - J if 'fi f. fs- f I W, I 2 'w , , HM 1- - ., f, f . 1,3 fl ., V . ' A - vj , -1: -0 - - 1,4 5 1, ig I .g . . fan fg 4 VJ' - J y qgggzk 4' if v um ' Af' M1 A .Q ,! ' 'K 1 ' ' ' ,' , i . 1 z, fr I - .r f 'ea A an , - r I D , l . , I , n , V V 0 zll, K ,,.,. , V k 3 5, , ,, S, ':,:-ff: Q -I ' Q ,J ' f 1 M - -1 f . ' , '2 5 H H1 A , ,,, , ,V V 3 K X ., XJ P, it , , Wu t U 7 W 'I I r 7 .Vo . ,f pf ffmiy -3 7 Lk . 5 f , ,HH 1 f- , ,L . f ., ,K , .., f.,: Q 3 bi W' 'fr , 1 2 A -- V4 ff 'f 3 fr w Y - xy 4 -f f , -, ,l ' ,, 2 U M , , Q . ' ,, A f : ' ,' ff' . ' a A . ww xf ,, 1 ' f g ffffi - v ff'-9-W7: ' f3f E? H53 , .' f' f 'V ' ' ' -1. - 1 ' 1 Ui'f7' 5'7'4 fl ,7-W. fr L r T ,. ' f 1' -- LY 1: V53 4f?Zzw ' f 5 f - , ff if . f zz!!! M 1 V 1 f M ' A - P ' . f I- -N ' ,f-. .v, .1 w , , . ,..,1a,,a- , ,ff ' ,f , . , L ,1 - M f L ' QB Leonard McIntosh unloads a bullet. 0 Calvin Choyce 2nd team- Offensive Guard ALL All-City is a tremendous honor to receive in any sport but in football it is something extra, due to the amount of work one must go through. All- City means the best and these five young men represent the Bulldogs Very well. Ricky Hen- derson is the only Tech player from the Class of 76 to be chosen and was the team rush- ing leader. The other four are all-seniors with Calvin Choyce being the veteran varsity play- er. , 1, 1 ? ,J 1' J ns Angellero Session 2nd team- Defensive Back CITY Ricky Henderson 2nd team- Running Back vkx 1: J I 'I -,ff 1' vt ' 3 .,, f f, 4 Q , Ocie Washington Ken Harris 2nd team- Linebacker Honorable Mention- Quarterback ,Q AV' fu ,Yen-Mfg. dl . , ','f'1,:3,Q4y, V, ' I .J.4 ' ff' ,, , .X ,. 1q ,, . f Q5 , , H Q4 v, . ,fry K. I ' ' 2 'Q I w Y Z gf , ' A94 f f ' 1 1 J A: up 'x K 'Q 'fm vb X 1 Q 9, 14 6? - H v 2 - ' lx gfsrw -f f' 1 1- ' g ,N - 5 H -K., . f '- is . ' -11 J M Q. l Pre-Season SCORE Tech 3 Athenians 1974-1975 Soccer Team Goes Undefeated During Pre-Season Action With only one pre-season game, Tech's soccer team really didn't have time to prepare itself for the always tough O. A. L. competition. But with such stars returning as, Captain Felix Ramos, goalie Eddie Delgado, Javier Patino, Aniceto Garcia, and Nolberto Martinez there is no doubt that the Bulldogs Bu will have another winning season. D 1 Bulldogs Finish Second In O.A.L. Competition This year's Soccer Team had an excellent win-loss reocrd, but frustration was the word that best described the team after they finished the season second in the O. A. L. behind Skyline. Skyline's two victories over the Bulldogs, 2-0 and 2-1 were not that convincing, as the Bulldogs put up a strong fight in each game. The Bulldogs failure to beat the Titans could be attributed to a lack of coaching. They played much of their 74-75 season without a coach, having to rely on their own instincts as much as possible. The Bulldogs dominated the rest of I S the league, and ended the season with ' ' a record of 7 wins, 2 losses, and no ties. Bulldog defenders swam around Skyline play er Top row QL to Rb: Coach Jorge F. Paz, Antonio Ruiz, Eddie Delgado Antonio Rodriguez, Felix Ramos, Padro Martin, Jesus Iniguez, Jaxien Patino, Manager Jorge Torres. Second row QL to Ri: David Hagwrood Felipe Lopez, Jose Nava, Miguel Miramonte, Otello Ganni, Francisco Arrona, Jamie Miramonte. Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech O.A.L. Scores 4 Fremont 0 Skyline 5 Castlemont 2 Oakland I Skyline 3 Castlemont glib A ' IKQCQU ZECQEKQM I N 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 l f t'wo1m 'f'-mofffol-,'W-XS me M. -- M , . , . . . . no no a. .. Ho, NS, .L ,. .,. lo ff G93 Top rightg Lopez maneuvers tg against opponent. Bottom 2. lefty Felipe Lopez pro- gi, beets himself from ball 3 4 during o.A.L. action. 'gp Bottom rights from 'E ' captain Felix Romos .5 'I passes off to teammate 2 for a shot on goal. w e j t j ' J 452 so B LLDOG 4, XR-X G 3 .1034 4 C f 'Q , r,, V If A W SOCCER A Ct, ' If if QW eawfln lj I! Q C If C 4 W-anvil C !! jf 2 Y 3 ff .vso. maj. ff Wfiff' 'fli f i ,P ll 2 ,I 49 -,.-.-,,- -. o,-o,-M,- -im , . . .. .. ., .. .. .. .. U . , . . . I . 6631 ., I .Q lQL .. - o, - o. , lb. 46 x .-. 7:r.T-.:.-:dM'- ... :.'1'i:q..W.5.. R.. Ax.. Qx.. .J ,U ,N -.. ,Xu .47 5. - . , ......,,.... .....n,i-,..... .... .. ,..,.,.., .. --WW .-..tf..m.-.-.,....,..,-........f,-.-... . .1 ,.-...U -U mmmmmmm mmm t,JQQQQQ,,,mL,,M ALL-CI TY FIRST TEAM Felipe Lopez Over the past years Tech has been blessed with some very fine soccer players, and this year was no ex ception. After finishing second in the O A L three of Tech's star players were named to the ALL-CITY SOCCER TEAM. The players were as follows: Captain Felix Romos, All-City First Teamg Felipe Lopez, All-City First Teamg and Javier Patino, Second Team All-City. We, the 1974-75 Talisman Staff, 11 1 11 ,1 1 G1 11 1 QQQQLQQQQQQQQ 11 1 M ' im . . . , 11 ,1 11 1 would like to extend our congrat ulations to the fine soccer team that 11 ,1 represented Oakland Technical 11 High for the 1974-75 school year. it li 1 1 1' .1 ' fN ALL CITY U 11Vx! fmmrnmm 13 1 1' 1 1' J' I1 I1 11 I1 11 1 1 1 1' 1 11 1 1' 1 11 1 1' 1 TEAM CAPTAIN 11-1 I1 1 0 I 1: Felix Romas Durante lo s anos pasados, Oakland 11 J1 Tech ha sido bendecido con unos f I jugadores fantasticos en elequipo de soccer, y este ano no es una ex- 1 ,1 cepcion. Despues de terminar en 6 el segundo puesto en el O.A. L. , , A tres de los jugadores de Tech fueron 111 ,1 eligidos para jugar con el equipo de 11 1 S soccer de All-City. los jugadores -f-'2 E fueron los signuientes: Capitan 11 .1 . . Felix Ramos y Felipe Lopez, el I1 1 Jalflef PatlnO primer equipo de la ciudadg y - 4 Javier Patino , il seguvdo equipo 11 if de la ciudad. 11 ,1 Nosotros, la facultad de Talisman, 1 : X X 1974-75, queriamos dar felitaciones A ft K a un equipo estupendo que ha repre- 11 ,1 sentado nu estra escuela, Oakland Technical High durante el ano . 4 escolar, 1974-75. 11 ,1 11 ,1 EQQQQQQQOsm AQ4 47 Mark Martin 1243 uses ballet in an effort to recover loose ball. -ale-TECH ik-TECH 1-TECH ,green KTECH gran 1st PLACE GOLDEN STA TE CLASSIC 2nd PLACE SAN DIMAS TOURNAMENT BULLDOGS RACE TO 9-3 PRE-SEASON RECORD PRE-SEASON SCORES The defending TOC champs started off the season Where they left off last year as they won their first 7 games including the championship of the Golden State Classic. The Bulldogs were invited to the San Dimas Tourn- ament of Champions where they suffered their first loss of the season 58-48 to Verbum Dei High School of Los Angeles for the championship. The mighty Bulldogs had a let down as they came home and lost to their annual nemesis Berkeley High 75-64. Doc Shavers and Wolfe Perry truly earned their All-American status as they were named to both the Golden State Classic and the San Dimas all- tournament teams. Ricky Hill also turned in a super pre-season performance with his outside shooting. The Bulldogs tuned up for OAL action with a 108-43 victory over McAteer. fl. I B A , . , V in fiff .I ,'!' V IVV, ' , - , f . 4, , , 'f V, - . In , ga, w , 5 Q 5,2 T 1- - 'i ' , Fi , -I -T 'M f-' 4 ,J n fi iff. '- -f - .12 ,f , ,,'4,,4 'ji 5 -' .wp A , , - I -. V '- .lf C - M15-1. W . 1' , 42, 1: fv Z ' 1--'F ff 1 1 if fl? 4f'.3z?':t .gifts iff' ' fa QS W -f ' lei 74 iff' f ?.- M ' '733 ' . ' -2 r. . ff ' L ' 5 . -- '50 .f' ' Wt! . ' Gaye. .1 . , L. ., , Wm W- ., , A1 .,,, ., , 5 fa KJ? . 1 'Ji ya -, 3 ,' WX -Z f-5-, 'E Kea? V,-sua' 'ff 2 i?f-14712: if' f 4 Lf HF 11. 1- Lf' ' 4 fs' - N ' A.f , 0 M, 5 V I It A0 z2!f2,g' -.ap ,J ,KV ,Q -. . 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CBelow lefty The Doctor operates for two points against Amador. fBelowj After disappointing loss in the San Dimas Tournament, Wolfe Perry and Doc Shavers receive all-tournament trophies 1 X Q L, f, f dl, Z I, if if ' ff ll all' ul iw i -...,, ' ,1 wa X , ' if SN ' 1974 OAL CHA PIONS ' i X, 1 o i A Q. Q F ' . '-' k ,,-- f an ., ' I . . , - .- -2. i swf ,L . A ' , ax f ' f ' 1 api ' 7 rin. Q A l Y., we ' W LLDOGS l ful!-' .A Back rowfL to Ry Kevin Jackson, Robert Martin, Ricky Bartley, Coach Jim Brown Middle rowfL to Ry Wolfe Perry, Lawrence Bohanon, Northern Shavers, Rodney Walker, Ricky Hill Front rowfL to RJ Ronald Wade, Kirby Coleman, Mark Martin, Manager John Hammonds A ai Bulldogs make 2nd trip to TOC For the second consecutive year, the Oakland Technical Bulldogs made a shambles of the OAL. The mighty Bulldogs rolled up an 8-2 record with one of their losses being a '75-74 heartbreaker to Castlemont. After losing to the Knights, Tech won seven straight games including a 73-65 victory over Skyline which clinched the right for them to visit the T.O. C. This year's squad was led by probably the No. 1 high school player in the eastbay, Northern Doc Shavers who led the team in scoring as well as rebounding. Senior guard Wolfe Perry was the backcourt ace and led the team in assists. The Mad Bomber Ricky Hill also played a very important role during the OAL with his consistent outside shooting. ,. vii H No rthe rn Shave rs Buiidogs Capture 3rd Place in 29th Annual TOC The 29th Annual Tournament of Champions was some- what disappointing for the mighty Bulldogs as the de- fending TOC champs had to settle for 3rd place. The first night the Bulldogs ran up against the Hayward Farmers, where they shook off the sharp shooting of Charley Ford and a sluggish start to romp to an 87-57 win. Doc Shavers led the Bulldogs scoring attack with 28, points while Ricky Hill had 22 and Wolfe Perry poured in 16. h The second night Tech had the misfortune of facing the Thundering Herd from Elk Grove with the giant-like Bill Cartwright. The Bulldogs were obviously in- timidated by the seven-footer as their shots wouldn't fall in the early part of the game. In the second half, h S9If1i01' 211816 Wolfe PGITY 10OkS yf01' Opening agalllsf Elk Grove Wolfe Perry fo und the range as the senior guard kept the Bulldogs within striking distance. Mr. Cartwright also found the range as he buried four baskets in succession to put the Bulldogs away. The highly publicized match-up between Cartwright and Doc was non-existent as Shavers could manage just 4 of 24 shots while the Sacramento prepster bagged 29 markers. The final score was 60-52. The final night, was a matter of pride for the Bulldogs as they faced the Redwood Giants. The game was close most of the way with Tech pulling away at the end. The Bulldogs finished the season with a 73-67 victory. Both Doc Shavers and Ricky Hill made up for Friday nights performance with 25 and 20 points respectively. As expected Northern Shavers and Wolfe Perry were named to the all-TOC team for the second straight year. Tech also picked up their second straight spirit award which was the biggest thrill of the tournament. Northern Shavers 1447 makes move to the hoop against Hayward. mf Doc rises out of a Herd of Elk' 1 S a 5 'Q 1 f, X , ,f ' J ,.,,.,,. ,, 1 ff ,ff E - I ,, ,, ,, . ' z , 1 L ! , 7? we ' , if ' 12? . A 2 A o1ie Perr3f A1213 zgrbes fineand lets Lawrence 11- BQIQBIIOIIRQQI45 looks f ik A VI. , l 5' 5 f' 'Ag ,, LV ' V244 ? W Chip Jones e, H4 1 7 gf nf' ,ll 'lggiqf 41, 'Q 5 w.,L X way to two points. Q R-,mf , , F MJ JIQTECH 79 -AQTECH 56 XTECH 48 ,KTECH 56 TECH 43 1975 TECH B LLPUPS CA STLE MONT 53 FREMONT 69-at CASTLEMONT SOAX PEESEASCN O.A.L. - WILSON QS.F.J - 59 XTECH 98 MACK - 55 - EELS QRICHJ - 36 iQI'ECH 61 - BERKELEY .. 47 JKTECH 46 OAKLAND 45 - AMADCR - 44 NFECH 79 SKYLINE - 39 - MCATEER - 547K TECH 47 XTECH 91 MACK - 45 TECH 53 XTECH 61 OAKLAND 41 STAR FOR A STAR 4329 SKYLINE NO SCORE -:VTECH 63 - FREMONT 54 from two. ,Nil X, -,K 42, 'Q f ' . 4 - ' ' Z, , ' ' ' . ' faf:'?1:,.Q 'ff ,im a ft ' ' 'Z ' 4 A X Q 46, , 7 , 4, f, .,A,,.- V pf, ,K ,A , I, A, .4 - , if 71 'Q Q ' HQ f ,, 'Lg -' jxf ,. , 2 411+ .V 1 f ,f ,, 4 711 fi 4,16-5- 'i ' 'Z Z V+ i , , ,af S 4 i 7 ,iw .,-W, 3 I D: up? V Z kim , , ,, ,ff . f 0 V f 'K -'I ' . f . 1 pf ' -2, x' J-55 I ,f '93, 'M fe if ' 7 , if M . V -1 V V , Q a A 1, Q an L. f ' ' 'S J, f'-f 4, -,-f ,. 1fi'f- - ew ' ' ff ' ,V ,V In I f , A f , . Q f A 1 V f 'Wfff'f1,.,, ,, Q . f f - 'M t M ,:- , : 9' I gfg1:12wf4q1??9'., A Q ff Z -, ' , . 4 1i, M I, , , ,,,,, ,. ,, .2 ,i 2,2 lf. I ' - 1 - jf - ,..., ' -r - 4 H X Q 1 K Q,A ,, Ag 1 C XL, , Yi-f ' ' 12 V- 3 7 ' -V ' ' 1 f , 1 11-f,f:.z, . - ,. y Q ,Z , ' if iyfiig' ' , ,. I ' ' . l ' f- f ', M-.Q.w,,f. -rf 5, Q , , ,i V.,V , A . A if ff gt 1 1: . .M - in f 5 nn- STANDING QL.-RJ Coach Guidry, Fred Atkins, Allen Lawson, Lewis Conway, Jeff Jo Henderson, Alton Slaughter, and Steven Slaughter team. This year Tech's Jr. Varsity had a won-loss record equal to that of the Varsity team. The team was coached by Jessie Guidry, who came from the Oakland Neighborhood Basketball League. The Bullpups took first place in the J. V. O.A. L. with their excellent record of 8 wins and 2 losses, and with such outstanding players as, Keith Carter, Rodney Lanesse, Lewis Conway, Steven and Alton Slaughter, Ricky Henderson, Jeff Jones, and Fred Atkins, they are sure to add to next year's Varsity nes, Keith Carter. BOTTOM QL.-RJ Ricky ,ff Keith Carter on the jump. Fred rejects an Oakland High shot B LLDOG WRESTLING Captain Jimmy Cox. 'SS 1974-1975 MVW Phillip Sweet. LE TTERMEN SPARK EARLY PRE-SEASON VIC TORIES This year's Tech Wrestling Team got off to a very N good start winning 4 pre-season matches and losing 5, mostly because of inexperience. Returning Captain Jimmie Cox, and MVP Phillip Sweet compiled an out-standing pre-season record. Cox led the way with a 31-5-2 record while Phil Sweet followed with a 28-4-1 slate. 5 iso H' is Q ' ,W . SKILL J Qffyy, , Only strength can overcome impos- sible odds. STREN G TH Jimmy Cox lifts an Oalilander skyward. 4 CONFIDENCE .gl- Dangeriield has plenty of confidence. Oscar moves toward the perimeter line. Q 3h A ' . . '.'-Jwwyi fr- ff - AY--...,, . Oscar K. ights for position. ,U-.,.... M, I 1 .5 ' ,, 1 I wr -f- -r.. ----1 V-. , VARSITY WRESTLING Awlvrxg f fTop Rowj L to R Coach Mike Lange, Donald Sykes, Mark Nelson, Joseph Grajarva, Grant Tribe, Paul Hammonds, Ascar K. , Jimmie Cox, Coach Kevin Fennell, Louis Cherry, Coach Ashlee Sherman. QMiddle Bowl L-R: Danita Thompson, Ron Colston, Ricky Murray, Micky Carter, Kevin Hinkston, Phil Sweet, Terry Love. fBottom Rowj L-R: Rowena Ward, Darrell Segrest, Donald Trass, Earl Pryor, D'Bert Harris. O.A.L. 1974-1975 Ron Colston in an unusual position. Glenn Trass makes his move. Ricky Murray converges on his man. O.A.L. FINALS This year Tech Wrestling team suffered a rough and frustrating season, going 0 and 5 into the O.A.L. Finals. Despite the disappointing season the grapplers pro- duced eight wrestlers who made an appearance in the finals, Darrell Segrest, Jimmie Cox, Phil Sweet, Grant Tribe, Joseph Grijarva, Louis Cherry, Glenn Trass, and Howard Lee, all of which were outstanding in O.A.L competition. um, W... J immie Cox resists his opponents grasp. Phil Sweet posters his man with a neck grip Coach carefully G Q A A VARSITY BASEBALL '75 1 ' U, 4 , . W :L -,,- , ,, 5, W f E0 1 A f f fi., '- 1 'W We ' . ,,. 3 ' f 1 ff! 9 1 4, fir ' , LJ jk-71:1 f Vlkr, ir- -I '-A - 13 , 1- ,, A M ,I 72W,5' f ' Z 1 ,H an x- M- ., X 5 14' AA-' t 2 Y .. K 1 A, :- f-'-:gf QW , 4 A ! sig 44.13 , lx M W If W5 k - X 24 9 6' 72 f Z V 4 f 'W if A r 036 ,W 4 ,J 6 'Qi ,ffm 1 f f 2 ,1 W ff 1 1 W 4 0 K f My f K 4 n Jw - fs, f fa 'Q' , E Z' 1 25' V 41 ,Q 2 , Z l 4 l 'Q f 2 1 ,f Back Row fl to ry Coach Bob C1-yer, Donald Johnson, Rene Pina, Henry Traylor, Allen Lawson, Steve Slaughter, Fred Atkins, Willie Cooper, Front Row, Manager Greg Jones, Abraham Cotton, Ricky Henderson, Ocie Washington, Darwin Palmer, Chet Livingston. -Lv, 42 19 - ' ' f Kao if ' 1 it f: W Z BULLDOGS LOOKING FORWARD TO VERY PRODUCTIVE SEASON With new uniforms, players, and attitudes, the Bulldogs are looking forward to a new and winning season. Coach Bob Cryer has returning from last year, Chet Livingston, Fred Atkins, Darwin Palmer, Ricky Henderson, and Rene Pina. Along with some new and very capable players, the Bulldogs should have no trouble in gaining a winning seasonal record, and placing high in the O. A. L. 2 I Q' X' 'A ,Z n ' if, .ff,f4,5mf' , 8 ' 'W - 1 f ' 24414 A -, Y vf, ' I f V ' 'L Tech man slides safely into third base. pf 2 , ,.,..., .fn . ,, .V V ,..,, all li 5. f t w a IU J' ,, ' V 72 A fl .,' ' z 1 1 ., 1 B ,- an .ary .,-, ,' ,- I 1 , -,a,,.,1.g' j ,, V , ' W' 2' in 1 if fi' ,- , A ,- ,f ' 'YA' ' f 'f'f,'..if,f- ni . , f. - ,, ., f, L f Ocie Washington rifles a single to left field. Lawson makes put-out at onaue. W I , 1 ff ,m 1 fwfr I ,MH V ky Henderson defensive skills' V L Vballcw of the r.nr .i n t.,, 4:5 ,nnn q f an lf f xlkrrll XX! X,., -i '-,, ,gffw ,Riff V W! ,, Willie C BULLDOGS OPTIMIS TIC This year the Bulldogs will be trying to repeat as winners of their Annual Easter Tournament, after winning last year on some exceptional playing. The Bulldogs are very optimistic of a winning season as the key will be their pitching. V Y if ff, f-A V 4' f .yy , f ,, V, D 2 - , S me 'N x Ricky Z ,, ..... f Mifg 1 1 . 1 1 4 1 1' 1 ':.i,y.+.+., 'fm'14v' 1:14 x :.4' , 4 'V ,, y s ,,, . I ff I fy , , A af., 14 411, 7 :aa ,.,-: ,, , ravi, L -,Q 1794 iiij lim, i Q I . V '.'3a,'a f4 mi Coach David Chen, Joe Hernandez, Steve Susuki, Leland Lowe, Larry Gadd, Laudeline Rivera, Mike Hill, Monolo Molina, J immy Anderson, H. Khan. ea ses L 'Ti .K , I I Q A ,Xa '.-!'vf.'Al1k1Aw7.z f WNV 1 4 w 'w -H Y . .1 g X ' 1 f f ,',',?.-', T ' 'f','V,'.l,. . A v1X, ,', gy, .. - ,' A A . I- 1 W Y 1 H2 4 , 5 X X4 Q ,H-..'.'q,,,g .W 1 M 'Z -4 an , , -I- li ,- M, .vi uf .J Joe Hernandez. diy 3 TECH B LLDDGS A , 6 , ,ww w 1 'U I - 1 Q ,, 1 ,, , fwgl. f er, pf, 14,,j ' 4 f- , . , v , :-A .igyvr ,f 'fu ' x ,..--7.. f.4.f - ,wwf ,gf ' KT K , 4' wf'59,f W 1 ' f f 5 f 4 , if f JW? '77 'gift 47 Jf,v454JQ19? I 5 - - V fQ2f',fza' ,4M6'j'fJf ,J 3, ., , - 5 'J , 'Q 'W ff2?f57ff2wk wfiifn, ' V 44 'f 1 A 11' ' -fm, ,. 'ij'- 'fl,.i'ff ,, .1 V ,, 1 ,, ff ,rv 1' f 3 Mi M f-w w I is lj 54 ig? 5 3 is I , gg Mg mg hi if i f . 1 ,, wg ZZ U I, 'f W -, 1 W2 M ' ff ' f xv f WW tl- f I ,f ,Z 2 5 ,2 in M427 nlWW'2 George and company stride down the turf. TRACK - 1975 The 75 Oakland Tech Bulldog Track Team is a mixture of various talents, such as veterans Anthony Dixon, Jacob Candelaria, and John Talton head up the team. Along with transfered Castlemont students Bernard Cujify and Terrance Johnson, and also Fremont's Edward Sanders. This mixture of extreme talent should prove to create one of the best track teams that Tech has ever had. Jacob observes the opposition. X f M fy , GZ WW, ,,,,,,t X ,,,, ,, ,,,, 4' ML? M .f , , , ! f f 1 j I 757754 , MNT Wwfz., f ' , f , f ,712 ,f if ,f fw , ', -Q' ag! zw,,ffWfw,f , v ,ffy,f, ' 54 ,L , ,. fef4f3f v f ' ' , , I .0 f-L 2.2. . 3,1314 4 ' f H 1,v!pfZ?zQ-f12g',w ' ,V mfwm, I .satis 1 nm WW ' 1 . Mg, ii: f , , 'ew I 7 7 , . ' WWWW , gm! MW , ,, ,V W e Q Tv, j Bobby works on form fSp32 - W W , , wf 'A b y zz f 4' 1 'Q 1 www ? A - 914 of ., Q- f if e. E- N ,. . Q you v 2' W ,, 14 'ef mf, ,, qc 1 , 5 Back Row QL to Ry: Mike Willams, Bobby Fong, Terry Knox, Rodney Taylor, Coach Jefferson. Front Row QL to Ry: Jacob Candelaria, John Talton, Bernard Cuffy, Terrance Johnson. 'ffm 1 4 i K, 3 f xg 5 , V 2 'A 'Z Y-117 f-' 414' rf' Terry runs in a time trial. 5 Memberswoiathe te '45 ,,,, 'Q mile X Y'f o f ' ,4 X I . ,ll , , ,af -MK Q, 1 ,, lfrv. P 'WE V -if-'TA f Front Row, QL to Ry: Nancy Yokomizo, Pam Jordan, Patricia Wilson, Danita Thompson, Brenda asleep' Charlene Anthony. Second Row: Mrs. E, Brenda Barfield, Cynthia Eason, Ida Spencer, Sharon Pearson, Kathy Jackson, Yolanda Williams, Michelle Gibson. olleyball Tech's volleyball team was very successful this year as they placed 2nd in Oakland Tech's Invitational Tournament. Mrs. E, the volleyball coach, was very pleased at the attitude and desire of her players. Brenda Barfield digs the ball. Yolanda goes up for the ball T nnis Team The girls Tennis team was almost undefeated this year. They were small in number but only the strong survive. They finished out the season with a second place. 1 'as . ,tl y h L A I , , .l Vf,, I -,., . ,xkv 4 ',1' . , . ,A,. L f,.l .,',, '31l ' - 'Wi 'M 'wM W'h ' kivi 3,533 y T , it hl'i l, '.v'f e.'l! ififif yyq i.fV zigf ,lyv -s ff ll. T 1 ihe f e 'd , ,,rt . r 1 h a as 4 ,.-nJL l 'r T rN-ha h +1 Emery Session goes for a shot. Mimi Chin returns a serve. V X -nQ,g , V , 1,, ,V af T l.,'XQVi g i T S r, fL to RJ Back Rowg Ms. Strong, Davina Kawaihau, Annette Eskridge, Willantha Spagner, Yolanda Williams, Sharon Dyer, Marva Upshaw, Emery Session. Front Row, Joey Mc Gowan, Gloria Browne, Mimi Chin, Eileen Tow ru get it this mme. I 1 .,s,,4W, K ,,,,,,, f, , ,,,,i,f 3457, K: .. .f I-1w,f.,,,,, A In I X AZT, 1 f W ,W f , f wwlwlr, ,A-NAV, ,Wwnwz-so X .,.ff,l-Q., - M-nf-sauaIvf 'l ',. , , , , ., ,,.,,.,,,,c, .. . . , , flwmumaf. ' 'M H W wffJ1?Wyffff iQ Il, I ,W NA ,,k. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.M wfmawwf- ..,. , , , ,,.,,,,V:. gz:1fJ 'f, , ...ff ,,,.- f , M.-.a, 'N ' ffmwxa., .,., 1 , A ' ., V W' If. W ' , ,,,,, 0 W .f MH ' ' . 4' I V vb ,- , , .4 ,. P? M ,. ,'0Ww1,,fy , x I .1 , ff ' of I f , L 4, Ln .. 1, ,f Viola Johnson, Roxanna Fragassi, and Susan Jarnerson compete in Backstroke. Swim Team Swimming is a very competitive sport, therefore to succeed in this sport, one must be willing to put forth much effort. Here at Tech, these young women are trying to prove that they can accomplish the swimming goals that they feel they must reach in order to become outstanding athletes. And they appear to be doing a good job of it. -. 0. On Your Mark! Ah, Refreshing .... . -f. Y -'MW -1 we I Senior Vanessa Williams performs a workout on the uneven bars. , , A graceful floor exercise is done by Teresa Porep. Gymnastics Gymnastics is the sport which consists of aerobics, ballet, tumbling, and other dimensions. Here at Tech, hours of persistent practicing make this gymnastic team such a great performing group. With much understand- ing and help from their instructor Ms. Swall, the gymnastic team does more than just get by. Antoinette Stubbs parforms on the balance beam. First Row, QL to R5 Kim Lewis, Sylvia Morelos, Teresa Porep, Second Row, Nancy Yokomizo, Linda Low, Darlene Davis, Aurora Duron, Antoinette Stubbs. Back Row, Ms. Swall, Kathy Drummer, Adis Strong, Vanessa Williams, Debra Lloyd, Janice, Burrell, Pat Bowie, Nanette Odom, Adrianna Dorsey, Derina Daniels, Viola Johnson, Jessie Cobbs. GIRLS' BASKETBALL 1975 Pam Jordan passes the ball by Fremont defender. f ai- if t 'N ,Q T-m l':j:3:'5 1 Front Row L to R: Cassandra Wilson, Nancy Yokomizo, Pam Jordan, Mrs. E. Back Row L to R: Cindy Eason, Kathy Jackson, Vanessa Curry, Yolonda Williams, Freida Mondy, Annette Eskridge. . FP' Tech players struggle for the ball. Freida Mondy going for Two , hink you're so bad huh? Watch the birdie. . . . . ,.-, ..,. I I ' lf' , V f 'M , C f A 1 fi , ' ,4 P ,fag , BADMI TO TEAM 7, Kneeling QL to RJ, Ioma Nobles, Annetta Eskridge, Eleanor Cauruthers, Joey Mc Gowan, Lanease Valery, Wilantha Spagner, Ada Pearson. Back Row QL to Rjg Nancy Yokomizo, Terri Sorenson, Rosemary Hernandez, Kathy Jackson, Cindy Eason, Nancy Fong, Aileen Tow, Davina Kawaihau. Determination works. . . 54 1. -A A f f, ., ff, - V. , 71, , , 24,50 ' -.?i.'1M? f 5 r f, ' I N' 1 ' .1 9 Z, 4 , 3:3 P' 5 3? 4 lift 1, 7 ,affw i ' 5 1 4 .5 ,Y f ,, .a Z 23i?f3-aiwav gi aerial' 5 M -f'i1fffaia?'i' -'- f . Q, 5 if f - l .s A si? 4',' .,,. ' A We .,l, , 2 221414445 ,,., Gi ,,,.? ., as far -,' 4- , 'rl 1 f f6'9,Qf 'A iffffigiififffr f f ' 1 ' 14 if 4? g4Z?f5'Q?,?k?fZf ia Maw . ., ., n o ,fn 2 ,V 9? f ,, ig., ,, fr l., .t , ' f 6-1 . jf V: ' - 4 ,- - , , V: .fhfkl , A ,',.4 34 ? Q3 . .. f 3 W? is 9' 4 f Mg fi Q44 az? H, , , fl ff 'gsm 'Mm 45' Yfif' 4??j2Z?yf ,,!?g5 ffz,fn, 1 Q, f 946 ff 1 ?f4,? f ff f, v 4 , ,jj 1 1 ,f Z!?!? if W f'Q?fj,Qf?! f 1 jf Wh JZ' - , ff - 'Ll fl., GIRLS ' SOFTBALL TE M 1975 K' 2' ' ff R , A6 1.7 A ,f . 1, - , ig, 'L Q1 1 ,E 'Mb , '- W 4 - .Wa 2 f 3 ' i V, ,M . W' 'Q Q ,y my ' 4 f-'1 fl a ,KY ? f ,1 vi as-swf if V 1 'A ,,'Mw ern FA Sn- Kneeling QL to RJ, Pam Jordan, Pat Wilson, Charlene Anthony, Vanessa Curry, Danita Thompson, Sharon Knox, Antoinette Stubbs. Back Row QL to RJ: Mrs. E, Brenda Barfield, Leslie Shelton, Yolonda Williams, Trina Boyd, Sharon Pearson, Kathy Jackson, Connie Scott, Pam Walker. yn A 'ff fi! A - ,Z-414,-',. , fzf ,Jaw . Pam Jordan lays out a bunt. Leslie Stretches to make the ,M .f., .,,. ww, navfw MmawkwMv -X- ,,. ,,. E A 1 V Z 1 W n ,, f , , 1 . I D, V . W- V 5' Q' - 1 -,J fu 'Y 4 I 5: 2 4- '14 f Q V 'Q L' HA! I gotcha! GIRLS TRACK Girls track team were powerful and together this year. - - fi-A 1 V, :fit ,, L f ig, 4, 1 fy r ,qfagp,,,,a3g2.f., V ' If - .,Z4,1, f , ke , ,.,.,.,, . .7 r 1 5 v 1 4'a'0, yy f, ,, ej,,f1 V, fe f , N I-v.,,g:1:f' , 1. f, W, A ,,, ,. ,, .4 . H ,VIA E f , .' ,V if V 1 ., 1 ' -, ,-.. ,, , 3 I V f 1, Q 7, 4-f sv 'nf ' ff . W ia , Mk f 2 . 3 5 l W Q S v Q5 45.7 I 7 N. . V 2 'W52 96 355s7'f ' ff,-Q L- Ng -'F gf ' f .1-4.5-1 J aw . . , 15j.,:::? W e Q ' , Z W X' 1 25 ff'i Q'35 , Q N T21 'i5?3Q'71 Tw Arg-,:.,,. wgz, .4ff5f'.-1-:- -, , . 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Y f' hw-if , 4- . ow an C-.nh A , Y f. .4 iff, af: fair' M ,f 41, ., ,Q1'f..?twMa1i7L1-4162-.1 1-5 K' , , '. +' my t Q XX A 'K MQQKYKYW XX, V: 101113 N0b1eS thI'0WS Shock Put- Yolanda and Ramona show their form in the hurdles. .um - - .-'.733 Lanease Valery, Laura Riggins, Cheryl Cox, Davina Kawaihau, Nervis, Ioma Nobles, Annette Eskridge, Roamoma Brown, Williams, Rosemary Hernadez, Pat Wilson. 1 vt-4 5 . , in we Y 'M 4 Q M , W 99. '. X 7': 'i L'1w ' ,y r , .vw -F , , 'P ,ff-. ' , 111514. 5, 9 -.5 .44 . 2:sZL..,J f Ramona does the long jump. 75 ' Q 'f 45 22 ' 45 f W ff 4, W1-ww W 6 , f , fff 'g ,Q 1 45224 ' wmnwwwf,-.,,.,WwWm. , ,, ,W , ,mm.,,.,fWfw.1yn4f.,IM waxy!! . uf , . all H ,vqfjfigzky , ' ' ,, . , 6, ,,kf.',.,5 ff '.z,,.5,.:f fr , -1 ' 'ffaiwfaa , 2:4 5 ffzweff - , 4 f 1f.' 4' ' 4-5 H752-,:... lf zwwfzyyf 4 fm,--mf' ,I ,. 17 ,cw-fyh.. fyffvyil- 'Z3'2'!' I :, - . - ,, :,, is 1 V? 1 1 1 X fff' f A 'f f f ff' ' f ,f , W in ff fog 0 ff' 3' g f' ' e ' ,ff W5 5 K L x 7' x frm: I If f Lu' r' ' ,yt y , WM 5 ' ,C ' :M W ' ' ' ff! L f -L x 13 :fish ' J. ,, .- .,., .uf -,pf 539 1Qw K. m, H I A N. I :N -. h .pr 1 ' ' M MS., !?,,,., 17 ,Q- if , . ,f fa .Q Q, Y J! A JK f 'Sy I xg! f ,f z 41- :N Y ,vw N 5 f I' L? '-. 5, f ' , K' 5. 'I , sg Y, 'Y 3, -Q, 'Qi ag- ,E V ,. . ,.x,. -.M 1,5 I P I 5 5 Z, M25 32 l I kv? na v ,ff Debra Captain-President SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 1975 Unlike the average student attending Tech, the officers have the added responsi- bilities of working together to make their class number one. Our officers attempted to unify the class of 1975 through their efforts in or- ganizing a Disneyland trip, a Senior Ball, a Senior picnic, and numerous fund raising activities for the 1974-75 school year. Donna Belvin-Vice President Carol Byrd-Secretary wauunvf' Seniors earn money during noontime food sale. HEX nf' S S ' tgo.zy,gt, ' , , ,.- :Cx xJftjg'1,'i , , ia , I 52' ' ' .1 ' 2 Q! E , Q n., 7 4 V: .f-f ? . , fi iz , sd. Mrs. C. Olney U72-'75 Mrs., D. Austin C73-'74 Mr. J. McDonald '74- 75 J I J SENHN? CLASS SPONSORS 19E5 Frustration, tension, and satis- faction are just a few of the feelings that the class of '75 sponsors experienced while working with the class. These teachers who have taken the time to work with officers and the student body should be commended for their dedication and e so efforts put forth to make the Class of 1975 one of the baddest classes Mrs. Olney looks on during Homecoming festivities. at Tech. :Mm:cLf'ff--V Regina, Mr. Govock, Pam and Pat relax after noon sale. Senior Cheers get the spirit. Rosanna Albano Josephine Aleman Claudia Allen J immy Anderson 1 BW Lv ffffm ' ,, , V fig, , - 9 ,Q MW. -K Michael Anderson 1.5, gf 'Q ,4,,f',-W ' V . ,, C, VE 'gif . Q. 7 an 4 MA... 5 'wg s Block T. Tennis team, J.V. football, J.V. baseball J ' , -Q aff 4 it I Homecoming cheergirl, Paulette Owens looks around to see if she's been caught munching. Charlotte Andrews Ricky W. Anthony Anastasia Argyropoulos Christina Artega Choir, Drama ROTC Captain, Business Club , NYC Award 80 I ,MI Edna Argueta Rosalind Askey Patricia Atkinson Robert Bacon Oh, I need help. Gregory Barfield Gwen Barker Freddy Barnes Eric Baugh Carlos Becknell Ruth Bell Jerome Benjamin Malaika Bennett Block T, J.V. Cheerleader, Astrovibrations, MESA, Control, Homecoming Cheerleader '73-'75 Aj anee Bishop Sonj ia Blakeney J.V. Basketball, MESA 82 Donna Belvin Class Vice President '73 Cheergirl '73-'74 I Deb rah Bla' Y Willie Bounds Sack racing is FUN! ! Gloria Browne Block T, Tennis team, '73-'75 CSF, Honor Society, MESA ' l Sheila Buckhalter Gary Butler Gillepsie Butler 1 s , Myron Byrd Sheree Camp' Jeremiah Captain Eleanor Carruthers Joseph Campbell Gwen Carter Carol Byrd Homecoming Letter '72-'73, Homecoming Cheerleader '73-'74 Head Songgirl '74-'75, Senior Secretary Debra Ann Captain Class President '73-'75 DECA, Student Senate, Pep Club, Honor Society . i' ,,,,,,,,,f r Maria I. Castro Indians Trail Club, La Raza Club 83 Benjamin Chambers Christopher Chamberi,hf'lS-eg Michael Glen Chambers Colette Chan Football A-eng Ii. ,if f. QW Kathleen Chan Calvin and Arthur talk things over with new Campus Controller. Bernice Lillie Cherry Betty C- Cherry 84 Mim i Chin Ellen Chiu ,ef f Calvin Ernest Choyce Cindy Chun Kying Chung All-City Football 74-75 Block T Awardg Control Steering Committeeg Track :y . 'f Allene Claiborne Bessie Clark Fred Cooper Corliss V. Cowan Steering Committee Honor Society 73-75 Get Away Club Drama Clubg Steering Comm. 74-75, Photography M',,,,.4w ,WWW WW' f f ..f' What a Way to take a bath! ! ! Patricia Churchill Commissioner of Publicity 74-75 leadership 74-75 Marietta Corgile Jimmie Cox M.E.S.A. Wrestling 85 Adam Cuevas Donna Daniels Ollieverree Davis 86 f H i gy Ha!, Antoinette athlete of the year? ? ? Kim Deffner Kay? 2 Alic' Doz' 1' Nick Dang Seneca Daniels Phyllis Dyer Journalism award 7 3-74 Lettergirl '74-755 Pep Club '72- Commissioher of Clubs 74-'75 Scribe page 1 Editor Sharon Dyer Pep Clubg G.A. L. Secretary Badminton Team Tennis Team Bonita Everfield .11 Q Tamara Edwards Ezzierick Everett Loys Everett 4- il Stephen Finney Leon Foster Michelle Fowler Steering Committee Trackg Drama Control Ruth Fuentes Charles Gambrell Brenda Gee Joe Gomes State Scholarship Federation Maria Elena Gonzales Demetria Hamilton 88 Y v f' i Q ' Kathy Grant M Hiccup. ., . I think this is your paper, Pam. .4 322. Louise Gray Class Steering Committee 73-75 Pep Club H74-75 Raymond Griego Sheila Hamilton John Hanimons Arabelle Lynn Grayson California State Scholarship Federation 72-75 N.Y.C. Supervisor's Award Scribe Editor-in-Chief H74-75 Yearbook Staff H74-75 Darryl W. Hamilton D'Be1't Harris Honor Society 72-75 California State Scholarship Federation 72-75 The Society of Distinguished American High School Students M.E. S.A, 7-1-75 ,ik V, ,Q MZ fr f 1 jf f 'f f -Z ,, fw ,f Fw? 1 'Q ' Z ' ' KQV, f f , Q , i 1, ,, 7 4 'ix if ' QVZWY Ricky Mayfield patrols stands during 74-75 football action. 1 f r ,f 5 Mary Harris Randall Harrison Honor Society 72-75' Z . Denise Henderson Gloria Hendrix Jackie Herring Denise Hill Larry Hinkston Julie Ann Hokes Spanish Club Band Orchestra Pep Club Andy Holland Pamela Hom Joyce Howard Kent Hughes ASB Vice President '73-75 Student Senate Asian Coalition Faculty Advisory Council , ., , 1 V- - 1 , 19 3 ' I rf' ,ya -vw ,V it ' , X Y , an gy ' L G , ,W l -r ff: it Spergon W. Hunt Elena Hunter M.E.s.A. H73-75 f ' fig A Student Senate 72-73 A ly? , ' California State Scholorship M A on jf l Q , C A , 11, ,m 6, V f l Federation, Yearbook 74-75 -f f' ,nl, 4 2 f' Sarita Hunter Gloria Ibarreche Desiree Irvin Cynthia Jackson 90 Pamela Jacks on Susan J amers on Block T 73-74 California State Scholarship Federation, M. E .S. A. H72-75 , Swim Team H72-75 Theresa Jimenez Dale Bernard Johnson Scribe Staff '74-75 Varsity Football '72-75 Class Steering Committee '72-75 Campus Control 74-75 ,515 ' Shirley Johnson Head Letter Girl 74-75 Pep Club 73-74 Dance Club Class Steering Committee 72-75 Ronald Johnson Drill Team 72-75 Cadet Major R, O. T. C. '74-75 Baseball 73-74 Choir 73-74 Howard James Pamela Jenkins Donald J olmson Drill Team 72-75 Commissioner Of Finance '74-75 Captin R.O.T.C. 74-75 Baseball 73-74 Geneva Johnson Davina Kawaihau Bernadette Kendricks rj, Bruce King Patricia King Cheerleader 73-74, Co-Head Cheerleader 74-75, Senior Class Steering Committeeg Adv. Danceg Dance Clubg leadership Karen lee Honor Societyg Future Nurses Clubg Atheniansg C.S.F.g Spanish Club Asian Coalition Calvin Latimore Block T Clubg Wrestling Team M -. t Jump ' k Q 4 Two Tech students enjoy solitude of front layvhg 1 X. V ,ti K 1, xl ' ,, Creighton lane Evelyn Latham l Gregory Leggett Wanda Lenard Pamela Lewis Senior Steering Committee Chester Livingston Varsity Baseball 74-75 Block T Club In Debra Lloyd Demitria Lloyd Cassandra london Robin Long GY1T111aS1?iCS Varsity Lettergjrl 73-74 Junior Class Secretary Senior Class Steering Committee Senior Class Steering Committee ASB Secretary 74-75 Pep Club President 74-75 Cheerleader H74-75 I. E- i Senior Class Steering Committee Karen Love Kenneth P. Love Angelos Magdalinos Steve M. Martin Homecoming Queen 73-74 Honor Society 73-75 Head Songgirl 74-75 M.E.S. A. 73-75 Scribe Staff 73-74 Yearbook Staff 73-74 -J Janice Marie May Pep Club 72-73 Spanish Club 73-74 Senior Class Steering Committee Pamela Mayberry il Afmette Mayeaux Ricky Mayfield M. E . S. A. 5 Student Controlg J.V. Football Raynetta Mason Margaret Matson Honor Society 72-75 Swim Team 73-74 C. S. F. 74-75 Asian Coalition 72-75 GAA 73-74 Maxine Maryland Gwen Maxey Student Senateg D. E . C. A . 5 C. S. F. 94 IBOI1 M8310 Ricky Martin 'wr 0' ,i S f Mau., Chris and Felicia Discuss next assignment Dick Mitani Asian Coalitiong Honor Societyg C. S. F. Chess Club Edgar Morales Tennis Team Debra Mitchell Art Clubg Pep Club 72-73 Iettergirl 73-'74 Senior Class Steering Committee l Michael Moss Antoinette Mobley Sandra Mobley Adv. Dance Clubg Pep Club Linda Mullen Roseezina McCauley - David McClure Jr. Mary McGray Ileta McDow Faye Mcghee Choirg Business Clubg Student Senate Gymnastic Te am 9 is 1, AL aw: 5 ,,-. , ' an ,X --4 . ,,,,,, , - W . . V--zff .1 nz. ' : Y w Y x 171' .,.-4 , '- if ,vu ' ,,.- , , .. ,1.'3v.X '-.w .9-f N H' 'Pi N- ' ,f 'ff .- f 1 .. -ff, wx, ff , gm if 271' fimififffx 2 1'f'1 - j M in L ' Q ' f 4' M. . -W I 'Q - 55,5 fifmzz 351, :ja f, -qxzkwf. X y ',-f wax : 1 ,!..M Ae. t dv? . -mf? I 4, M 7 QKVV1,-4'g hJ . 1' A af, pnY?fvyf'4'f , -gf iw V' A K fy J 7- A My A il, f pq . -f'2fw 'fur . N V. 1' - ,- ' W ' N 'S ii' y , ,axis N ' I ' 0 f , . 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Qxiulff ' 1 ,JW ' A 'iff i'-. 9j 1 M ' x f- AJ, I b ffiowns 1 0 ' Nimmo , llxff rail? Byrd I I YSL 5 v Q 0 Darrell McG1aston Jerome McIntosh Joey McGowan Lynn Nagafuji Asian Coalition 72-75 Athenian 72-75 Honor Society 72-75 Cynthia Narcisse Alice Renee Nelson Judy Nelson Kimiko Nomoto Tutoring 73-74 98 Paulette Owens Homecoming Cheerleader 74 Campus Control 74-75 Dance Club 74-75 Carolyn Paynes Charlotte Pinn 'f' fl ,lem -gfaz, : . ,5 -- -- Savannah Palmer Mass Choir Wanda Paschal Volunteer Recreation Aid 72-73 Volunteer Dance Club Anita Patton Christopher Perryman Carolyn Pettigrew Timothy Pierce 1 Jerry Pittman Evelyn Polk Pep Club 72-73 Class Secretary 72-73 Honor Society 72-75 Ronald Ragland M. E. S. A. 72-75 Honor Society 72-75 Andre Redwood Gail Reed George Reed Kim Reed Block T Football 73-75 L00 Terri Randell Blondell Ratcliff Peek - a - boo I see you Debra Richardson Dance Club Song girl 74-75 William Revels M. E . S. A. 72-75 fm-ff, ff wx, Rex Allen Roberts Charles Robinson Deborah Robinson Tennis Team 72-75 Track Pep Club 72-73 Block T Student Senate 72-73 Honor Society 72-75 Physical Fitness Award 72-73 Wendy Robinson LuHua.na Rodgers Emilia Rodriguez fi Leticia Robinson Mercedes Rodriguez Robert Rogers Alfonso Sarnaniego Frank Santos ' Marlin Scott Soccer Team Melvin Scott Drama Choir Eric Seabrook Angellero Session Emorie Session M.E.S.A. Control 74-75 M.E.S.A. Baseball 74 Football 73-75 N Rodney Sheffield Leslie Shelton Lester Sheppard Pamela Shephard Scribe Staff Track Yearbook Staff Baseball, M.E.S.A. Volleyball Senior Steering Committee Patricia Sherrill 102 12911112 Simms '1-A5 CML Commissioner of Control Donald Simmons R. O. T. C . Drama Choir ,,..,,,7.,.-.--V1-1 , 5 . gjfsbr ,,.,, 'Af . 4,1 , - ' 4,- Renee Simpson Choir Scribe Staff Student Senate Gwendolyn Sims Violet Sims Bridget Smith Cathy Smith Sophomore Class Vice-President Scribe Staff J aclde Smith Meredith Smith lgeginald Smith O Sheila Smith French Club Drama Song Girl 74-75 I I Kevin Sorenson Django Sorro Lizabeth eed . Donald Stewart lv. Antoinette Stubbs Senior Steering Committee Spanish Club Softball lO4 Barbara Stewart Sidney Stewart Volleyball Dr ama Danc e Debra Stuckey i A Corinthia Suiion Steven Suzuki Plump Sweet Regina Sykes Asian Coalition Wrestling Adv. Dance Control Song Girl Ti-75 Track 4 .5 4 1 C Rosemary Tamiburrino Tony Tambarrino Bruce Taunn 'Valerie Taylor G. A. A. Spanish Club 3 , A 2 1 ' H i il Marianne 'Teran Allen Thomas Edward Tnomas Rosanna Tac:-:E Honor Society Spanish Club Athenians 5 Charles Thompson M.E.S.A. 73-75 Honor Society 72-75 Yearbook Staff 75 J a.mes Tolson I it .W , til Ji V Axk -in ...T S gsm X I ,.., . , x X C511 's ig' fi 1 X f . S . X. ,guy fx, ri, f X 1 . 1,0 3 - V AVO 'f gels, Danita Thompson Block T Club Scribe Staff '74-75 Business Club Sharlene Thrower Kerry Tolefree LaRaza Club Trails Club , Ted W. Tolson M.E.S.A. 73-75 Bowling Club Cs' Q,gog,,p, , -W Sula.nie Tom Jorge Torres A.S.B. President 74 75 Human Relations 74-75 Student Judge 73-74' wdfl ,go Phi Leon Tran Kevin Tucker Talisman Editor 75 M.E.S.A. 73-75 Honor Society 73-75 Angela Turner Lupe Uribe Honor Society 75 Trails Club Track 74-75 Gail Vaughn Priscilla Veasey Wayne Kevin Vernon Ronald Wade Block T, Football Basketball 75 Talisman Staff 75 Track 74-75 Scribe Staff 75 T fffffiff ' V , ',, ' Q if 5 . oi., fs '12 f ,'f.'f 7 'Y-K viii' 5'Md!6 f', , f 4 F ft Y ff 2' fi e ' ffkff A4 , , W ,gg 3 y,.gnff.,ffw- I f f F fff X 1 .f . f,f,2,., 571, 4 0 fjff if ff X AZ? ZWN '9 f , , -1. . 7 .,v:f:,,, l 3'-,gfj,rm,1f:jf sixy f A ff f .Q 1 .f ,, V f, :A ' will af?-1 -Y-if 2 1 . f ,l yw..,, F is .7 ,i,. 5 ,,Y,,fV,.. , me , EQ ' ' ' 'W 242?if2:g.l1':1fw2 ' , Q11 4. '.,:f, ' , w '1'?'Z13:72 4 ,sv ' I :frwsw Was! u , ' a'f11eff.ffj! ,L 4:2 22 5929 I 3 z i 1' , Ma' '- if .fi ,I 2,22 ps.-1 ffgyp 0 f if f ' f' f 5 9 f, W , f f f , , , -L44 ' ' fffgf, , Miss Donna Belvin is one of Tech's most elegant young ladies. Donna Walker Pamela Walker Head Cheerleader 75' Dance Club, Choir Baseball 74-75 Rowena Ward Honor Society 73-75 Pep Club 74-75 Future Nurses Club 73-75 Mar va Warner Renee Warren Carolyn Washington Ocie Washington All-City Football '75 Football 74-75 Baseball 73-75 Stewart Washington Felicia Waterman Gregory C. Watson Calif. .Jr. Statesmen 75 Yearbook, Stffdbht'Senate H74-75 Business Manager H74-75 Scribe Staff 75 M.E.S.A. 73-75 108 Honor Society 72-75 WHAT YOU SAY ? Phyllis Washington Ya smine Watson James Watts Linda White Wanda Wilkinson Amiel Williams Photographer Yearbook Staff 75 Cynthia Williams Delores Williams Yearbook Staff 75 Ruby 'White Darryl Wicker Amy Williams Angelo Williams 7 E Glenn Williams Mgva Williams 109 Pamela Williams Vanessa Williams Velma Williams Yolanda Williams Class Queen 75 Basketball 72-75 Gymnastic Team Volleyball 72-75 Junior Statesman Club Track 72-75 Patricia Wilson Monica Winn Lorelei Winston Marguerite Wise I 7 K X . i v Q v . gt , H 5 ,vjv , I 1' 5 za . 4 -. . J..--g:i,gg,: 5 . , H v Curtis Woodard Dale Oatmeal Johnson and Sweet Paulette Owens have a friendly Karen Woodruff conversation. 110 if Fredrick H. Wright Micheal E. Wyatt Ben Yanez Honor Society 72-'73 Chicano Club , ., f X 1-Y I-sf, 21 -: ' dmv 2 .::.,m f -' f 3, X - ta, , W: Y-xi, ,i -:ff vi Q Y fb-s?kK ' .5 e x gt 51 .. Q ,V Q3 FQ fi' ii fl-.1 5,-'ff 5 . f 'x,' f'f:5N.'-A Robm Yee f..a3fi'.2:Q if it-1 'i iIQ'3Q2f ' fi is fr 1,f..,?Q. .Q -- . ,4 Y A mf .hxbw 5:-ima, S Valerie Taylor speaks during Martin Luther King Assembly ., .,,. wti' g .. 'L fm.. vf Eva Yip Kenneth York Helen York Senior Candids This senior student enjoys a brief lunch. L . my Q., 5 iw: -:1scxa:w,+1-'- X x , .pax ,Q g.-,cv rf fn X Derell C1yde McG1aston strikes pose. Q U 5556225525 rv, , , V 2354 ' ' 'Q .. . ' ffl , . I, 4 g 'QL ' vf '2' ' fv . V 1 fr U t A 'V 2, .5 x . . !,y5'I -.LvAf?' fy' ,pf - 4' 13537 , ' 0 fi' fy, , I , Ref V !.1s Qf' Z' 'bf N .,' K ff y N 4455, ,:.f t I h . ' - H - Q , X ,,-', . , I - ' 2 3 , f ,f o A o e o ,o ooo L 4,.. ' , L , ,V . f 9 , vrk, I V ir ,, fi , , , ,A,, ..-mi K W fr f , I V ' 5 s . fafmela Sheppard relaxesfdum - 5 1t1on break. els L 'A 5 . ' , ,.,, X5 A .. 9 a 5 , 4 jp LW , . if 4 ffyy ff I ' H . ,, ! .wwf , L2 X .,: 1-My my 'M if +7 if '- 4 X 42 f 7 1 A Lynn explains difficult problem to unseen friend. J 4:5 4 . Presidentg , io rj , 'aC 15, 0 harlec ompson - A L 131118 b0Q,,, f-f , V, g3ff,.vAf 0 f QQWWE 3' ,.3,w' . l 5, -,fo ,, 2 ' V . . ' V. 9 ., 3-file' ,,g,w!'f ,A inter yn H- 17' L I 5 fi 6 f? ..iL. GG 'o 50 X. NX' .fx UNI OR CLASS OFFICERS Steering Committee Back Left to Right: LaDonna Chapman, Joy Jacobs, Kelly Gattis. Front Left to Right: Adrianna Dorsey, Joyce Maryland, Wanda Newton., President: LaDorma Chapman Vice-President: Joy Jacobs Treasurer: Lisa Johnson gif' ' M- pin ,, W f, W 3 U1 'l 1 -Kg s ' 1 I A 1 ' A N 4 W u. - 4 0 ,I I I V-1 , ' 2 f 2' f f 2 ff A5133 ' , , H f ' 7 ' f 'fTf'? F'2Y'? 'wifgfi Richard Acosta Yvonne Allen Michael Alexander Rosa Angel Carl Anthony Fred Atkins sf www? ' ne NA I . ' 'v : Q it .f ' ,' as-' ' ,J 'X Q of ,, ,., ,C I ws... Mario Abruzzini Raquel Angel Shiela Barfield Terry Barnes Noah Bank s ,WS if , S, v , v-.'..,,,1 I I A ,, I ' Ray Akins Irma Ballesteros Junior Class Secretary, Adrianna Dorsey Michael Bennett Patricia Bourgeros Shaunna Boykin -Q, 717 f f Y' 'I' ' 'guy fry .fy hz, 1 div vcffy , ,M ,, Q ,QV ,i r Vanessa Bibb Donald Burgin Henry Bush David Calbreath LaDonna Chapman 4 -L ,A-Y Q-. l. ., f, 2. .- 1 f fy Wfwwif ww WW ff N, , , ww-4-,, 7, .. ,, W sggxiafir vf -- 4 A-5: 1- f,..-,4 Q- 7. Nj ff - -- ,, ,. fzffffx-5 :. ' - 1 gf N55 U ff .1,',,, 'ri ff , ,,,, . , - V1 , , ., in f , a f..a,a-':1:.f1-Le: ,. ' - -' ,, ,, fff ,4 ,V , Wt: ,,,,g,M ., Q., .. ma . , ffg.,-7 ' f f - win, - , 0 'f ' 'fir'--'Q L ' any i I ,gi iff I f.. f '- -aff .J b, ry sf- ., , f, ,A 1 , f ff ', 4 HL: ffgg: -K 11- .-.Jia-f e -' 1'- , ,x ,' , ,fr-za, qoqrglz. ,.-4.,f54,M4g' 2- ,-7 4 ,ff J 247 ff J 1 , f 3' 'W 4 yy RQ Wg ly I f 'H if ,if f f f f yy f X Kg? fm, one fff' f , Z , 'QC ' f 1' W7 41 fqff X f Iv L k.! f, ix, . 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' I 1-W' I G , 2. ,. .rf .Ay X A V 4 , 4 ff sfo, , , 2 WI'-' .1 rf'.-ixfaw 7695153 :Jigga A 1' fyyaiwwwz f , , ww,45zf2,z:f' iff , .' ' f f CYNTHIA ALLEN SINGS! ,'vfX.lff ,V Eddy Delgado Bertha Dickerson Selita Doaville Aurora Duron George Eason Brandon Edwards Rosalind Edwards Janet Ezell Mary Findley Dane Fleming Ricky Figg Stanley Fong Denise Fields Bertha Flores ff. ,..:4, A,4f Lqgf ROXANNA SAYS, THIS IS WHERE IT'S AT ' Carl Easiely Mary Ferguson Roxanna Fragssi Z 1-7 '55-I h ,if 'J' i h A J 'f , If K . J fffii ly u J J if ' X ' X6 N , Y J 1 . ff l 4 ,x m in J J A 4. fi-1 rife-N I ,gjify f- L, I . f3-VX! f f f W' ,fi ' K 55524 , Y M, W' y , ir ' 1 234 J' A, 1 ,I , fy, a f I, Q' W If O 4: Qi A I ,pg-annum 0 5 1 3 3 X . gf A4 , ui' i 32. J. J -- 5? I -v-v V ' iii 5 my on , 4.14 ,p7', , f 's , , ,4 - . ' 9.-V - Rf Wi Aw f ,Mi Johnny Gaddis Linda Gordon Ronald Hanson George Henderson Janice Holloway LaDonna loves to take Pictures! Carlos Garcia Gerald Garza Cassandra Gibson Deborah Griffin Joseph Grijalva Lydia Guzman Neddra Hayes Rodney Hill Joe Hernandez XA. fZ'd ?, f. J' , -f QPF' QW f . , if wg ,. U.. 'Z fu. f, Onofre Gonzalez Steve Hagen Rosemary Hernandez Marlesa Holiday Kent Hughes f .pdf V .ef 3 Q I, 4415, , Vi. lp, ei , 4' . an f' ' ' - I .- rp. Y. 5 U 1 jf' '1 3- if 'zzz-sl' ,. 1 lx M49 , avi M V I PPE , .:. , 1 N ' in- Qgfglif V 1. Q A K .. jx ' ' 'fiffb 3552 , Ly ra .- '-fa' ' K , .3 Vgpzgz , Y , V ' , 5,51-::1. .,:i-:.,.,.,,-':QV,-k..:1 V-. ' sw W , ,...1m-mtv V' V: 1 12-V :-Xt: x V . . . , 1 V V 'X v . 'f:.-WV: 4 , , :J ,L-re..,1-, s- View-, fr. , V ,Q-X . . mg M' 1 97?-. f W-2? 5 H alf'-wif - ' .,.. , .V ' wg - Q - -n , ' . 11-sa-,fr, ff V ' ,2. ' 1 , .- lr - ,. , i J 4+ ,,g x M A ,aw YD W gg, -J..., A V WV ,pe ,5 . 2 'W Steve Hopkins Jesus Inigues Todd Jackson Sheila Jenkins Faith John son rf z 'Ei if Kathleen Howlett Darell Irving Kathyn James Anner Johns on Lisa Johnson me nb.: 'in ual, J , W J V1 J :V - -if - I , Z Avg ' .-f Albert Hussian Francisco Iglesias Terry Irving Deborah Irby Donna Irby Kennth Humphery . X ,Y ,, , :- , K. XI V 4 ' x V W.-3,2 xxx! 25, i n X Q N. -4 , , x H ,Z . li N . ,X ,Q QQ, . 9 , 5 , V4'f'N if Lunchtime talk vqllnaih . , , k,,., ,. 5. ,S K V .'., Q ix' 4 1' . Nfl 1:5 ,xy 4, ,,f. e- 1 .I .v ,- '12 ' 'ill gf5'9' Fl' ,, ' , 1 Il' 1 'lil , ' 'x 4' S qi . ' 'B-,, -nf A 1 I 'G-.Q vm-W-' -NSS f V. Sheila Jones Pilar Labrado Howard Lee Rowynia Loudd Yolanda Lovely L v p , , .. K, ga, gQi?Hafi,5I, V pw-X ll Pamela Jordan Fred lane Otis Lloyd Kevin R. Love ,pl ,. ,A 1 ,Y... .,..,. , dffiff. .V cg , . v .1 1. 'TH I . -V . ' M 6 1 .V .h ' I1-fi ff - i f A n 1, ' H L Z, V 4.-sf ' .x, -fx V 1 Q Q ., E L ' x ' ,. x Q ' 0, 3 1-0- ,gn :row-s f' H H ' v ' - 'fa z i ' - -ff- if we 4-,,,,r S Don Kincade Terry Knox Janet Kwang Karen C. LeBlue Ray Ledesma Anna Lee Donald Long Daryl Lopez Felipe Lopez E gl-' Now where's that book ? Ly.. -' Q M 1 1i7'1f,,,, 11215, , . 4 M if f .1 Ilan.-au V V, ,,,-Mr' V , , Y , In . 3 of-no-raw ' I Duane Mackey Stacy McBurnie Kristen McGee Evelyn Moore Ioma Nobles Z My-4 f.,f. W., Gena Macias Nolberto Martinez Paul McGee Monold Molina Esther Nash M 252 ' - ,,, iff' V V , f5'QQviE2Q1 ' J' W 7, . , , ,,,, .- 1f,f,,,, .,,, .- . , M4 V lg M Aw, ,V C ages: 3' Q, ,. a'JJ2Ji444e1r ',h , 7 C f'v':'::7'iff1 y 1, nz., f- we 7- ,I , QA, , V K f f-,vw vf aw if ff 3 529677 ,- ,?-- f., -f . 5 45, ff, 1 f , 110, ' f7:24f..1-2,41 M uyp4Q,.f,f4W,, A lg 4 iw , 7 ff 1 in WW, f. :av , It W W it V 'L f Qff,,f:faf:,' 4.1-: ,. ,f i L ,A -, , , , wi, - ' ,. ffff, , ,,,z J, Anthony Mason Melinda McClain Valerie McGhee Stephanie Miller Jimenez Nicolas VP! ffl? zW:1?lf'1?'f?ZS fQ7W0f fffz f' ' iff,-z,'1f,Ifff wwf, fa ,- X .C 6 Avum -' V3 - J f M, V A - 2',w'57Q ,f ff f I f , 27 if ff f f mf! Q , f, All xv yfjlfffff 'Q f f V 1 1,54 X j X f ,ff K C '- fn, ze' 4 f f fff af X A I I' ffm f ff 1 , ,- f ,f ,.:Z -wgy' 1,,- yy' , f , -,wg , N. K4-'ff,f., ., af if 3+ 9,-DM, V W, , Um, W, ,,,f -f ,,,, fr ' I f M, W .,,,,.., .1,1t. , f ,ff . ,fx f X Am , y A ,.y, .,f5,. f .1y. if 1 jx ,f n of :Aw MJ: ,ffrg ,zf 4-, Elisa Martin Milton McCle1lain Dtra McGowan Eddie Menefee Paul O'Conne1 . Mark Martin Vanessa McClure , Annette, Felecla an unknown boyfr1end A , wh ,Q X 1 1,61 1' Andrew Otsuka Ronald Parker QS 11,1 , ,. 4111, 1,1 NR gw sf 1 xx 1 7 ff 1 4' 'ff ' 1 fd . fvz ' 1.1 ff ' W ,.,,,f,.v W, ,,,, , 1. W, , , , , y , X X 11 714 , f 111 1 f ff f 1 1 f 1 1 f 4 1 1! 1 1 1 1 X f 2 1 14 f C 4, 11 1 f -1:f1gv1,,f 11 0 . 1 'f11f f 14' f W f 1 , -tw' 11 1 ig 1 1 19' ' 7 1 1 ' f 1 ' 4 f' ' 1 Kim talking to their . f . Martha Ortiz Ruby Parker Peter Phifer Arthelle Porter J oanet Pugh M35 14 , gg ,, V . 1 Wig 'Wi 10-54 , , . f, If fi-, ,V1 , ff ' . 1 91,4-V, -if ,525 . 1, ,K L, , 1 ,. fi , , x '. 1 2 f 33341, a H11 4 A 1'-fy fc' 1-'v,,4,?.4 5 '1ff4f' wi 'A X ., . I ,M A 1 Z! lam. 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If ef P R nf 7 k if-Lal Catalina Rodriquez Richard Samaniego vnu! 'MBL Listen carefully. f .-ix, 11 - .Qi- K ,1.5w..5.f . ll 2 Time for class. f fx , f ,, fwvn ,I A W, aff 3 lisp ? if V '11 , ,W ,, fy, I fwf, J W V Kenneth Smith Loretta Smith K. ff X ff 2 Andre Shephard Andre Smith Willantha Spagner Curtis Stafford Wilhelmira Stavenuter Eugene Stelly icuii Sandra Snowden Janice elaps to the music of the early 60's. 7,25 tiff- A fl' Q QV WWW-ffwm' af ZW! V f. f f, ,w .f 431 ,, 1 A ,474 y ' wx mrizzzfy if . ffff:'ef.,,ffw44m 4-- f- fi A-f , ,4,fw, i 1, J, we Cf- ' Juniors find time to smile for the photographer Gery and Joey talk about the yearbook's editor as they relax on Mr. Clements' ride. 1 as.. f P' I 51 K 1 v L Q l .U M X , x N ' N- , Q rv Q X +1 qv 1 t ' ' Mit . sfzgklfx 'Q- gj xg: Burohelle Stewart Andrea St. Jules Felecia Strickland Linda Terrell 'ii is L2 is i Dance students demonstrate their training in dance class. ,-- ,. .. K .,. I - -gd: ' - X XA ? 5 If gi ei we d-. C z -- 1 Debra Thomas Marie Torres Magarita Toscono w af, Ku Christina Tirazona hex ,. wx h ff-gg' U! ag 2 . 1 .f ,il I nl :Q 'Sc X 4 'a 55, , J ,QI ,,, :N -, ft QI As ,ji wglxlriulf ' i gil 5llf:l'll Q Illini: 9 F't,'-af: . X1 rnfnrq' ll tlsllx ltflfilix tsmzsng grazing llssiul-1 .ii a I 5? 'i he . .. ll I Ill Burchelle Stewart has a ball in Assembly while Eugene looks on 5 1 ff I' L a , l' L . Q 1 J . X L I i,Iw Fred Davis commands the audience's attention I L , 4 10 ff! an , . 5 A A .W pm,Q:,5t3Q.j JVM , ua hiiahif ui , Z., .- S a, f ff'jcZ '1f 1 In . , jg, a'H.k.aff.i?if s'l Q W 1- ' Y ',,p Donald is the Guitar Man! W I S 'AW' ' Y I 14Z,Z ff Mar va Upshaw Troy Watson Cynthia Williams Juan Vega Alfred Williams David A. Williams Gregory Walker Eleanor and Northern Leslie Walker Joseph Walker If , , ,, . , , .,, ,, ,,,,W,,.,,,, ,4 . ff-M 4M ny' Lwffni, Q - f wif :,- 1 ' ,QE fu!! Ex' f ff 14, f f fig f 1 , 1 , f 4, + ff? , f , 'ff QM ' 5 f , W f f 4 vi f.,,-ff,r- N, - ' , 4 ' 4 '17-Z'2f:.5' , f 'it' , , 4 V fzgkfwkh fa 5154 '3f1.'f', 7 f'f'ifv'f'. I . 'ffffjfwlfg X f f f f Zf f f ff f ' ff f 1' Af ,4 f ' 3 f f 'Z f , f' ,Q V 1 f ff! f A f X ff Q ,ff , f f, W ' f 'X' ff f f f W f f f 4 ff W ff' 'Gm ff , ,14 O l f f ' f C If Z f fj f , f J, I - iff? :V ,.,.. I f -J. 3 if 4,7 ffm ,Q 27 5 -WL4-. 5? J I f i 14 ,f 1:,.A if 7 f , W M -aff ,fyj Q qff, ' . , 1'1L3 ' K 1 .i Debra Williams Dineen Williams Monica Winn Terrance White ..-14 I ,,..- ..- -5-W 1 ,..... 2 ,...,- 5 ' vw- -i a E ,,...- ld-,,.. M ,,.-- ,...- ff-.af-1 1 ,,....- are holding up the walls. il Mgr Michael Williams Anthony Wright Kelly Yee Nancy Yokomizo Arner Young fo 4 A .ll Wf W f ' g ' 4? M y ,f if f i , li, ' ' f an at feared n 0. Roderick Williams Kenneth Wong Agnes Wu Sidney Williams 5 'rr 'vs Two's Company-THREE's a Crowd ll' 4 I .1 Q 5 Juniors are cool in English class Has it all Together gunvvyy . ',7Sf .1 'I a A, in h , ' , tpppqnan-pnpaaaa,,,.-4..-Q on-.nnvmn-arfafn-rn.waf 3 Andre Shepard gets down in business machines MS class. 6 w e ' 'X A 3' V , Juniors take it easy during nutrition break. These are ideal juniors 43 Lisa showing it all off! What is a junior? It's being in the middle of everything. But this year the juniors were first and together. The spirit of '76 Lives'! ,JV Juniors take time out for a picture. .,............... .mmf 4- ' .A --1451. -,wt so 5 :QQ .why M, X M , , , , , N M- ,. . ,Q I I- Q, 5 ff 1. pa pziqiriibg ,M ,..,.,- ,, .W , , -,,.....-... 'Z 2 t,r.,.,.......i....M 1 . - gp ' S , r 3, 'U 5 i 42:5 74' 1 Y 2 34 Q ,i 7 ' if sg V . rg., o n n These are two of a kind. , V, ,Q ,E , ,,,......---- ,,, W ,Y .. . .,.,,......a--- ' 4 A .L 4- ,MZ YE? 'ie CXN XX Mr Alrich explains the steps in Problem Solving , to these sophomores. ' 11 ,, 3 4 A axis., he fr-,nz 1 ' .E My f -f , 4 1 -.7 , . Y fy w .. , ., K . . ,. 3: I csyy-,::i., 'V' - 5? -'if , T e .. V of if 3. ,f . 5. V-:fry L. 'q-- -.F ull-44 91 ,gt S' , , was' , is 'i . f Afw ,,' ,, , . L -6 1 . 4 f 1 ' A 4 0 f yi Ag I 3 Brian Copeland 2 Tl? 'Af f' 31,51 J 1 V W qw yi A ff E1 J wb ,f 5 ' .f S2 Fr 1 5 H 4 9 .4 . -4 E Colette Co wan J .4 6 Y 4 9 ik A' ng. 'A ss 9 Deleshia Craft Pete Dabaghian Johnnie Davis Sherlyn Davis Tonya Devaughn Denise Donaway Jeannine Duckworth Jimmy Duncan Steven Dyson Darryl East Gregory Ellington ,ff 'A Cheryl Ellis 54 Annetta Eskridge Ora Everett Trina Fagans 2 Mildred Figg o'lz: 5 -'f f fx 5 Carrie Garcia Omaira Garcia Judy Gatan Edward Gee Gayle Gee J Nadine Gafford Edith Gambrell Otello Ganni Brenda L. Fiudley Bobby Fong Nancy Fong Linda Fonseca Darrell Fontenot Marshall Frost Larry Gadd Beverly Gafford ,. -a , 17-V. is 52 A' -1- 6 E, :ll Ja If 'lr f x -11:.L.J Q -,-. .- ' y, - I , Aa., . fy -- 9 ae, M gig.. Q Z , fi: 'il 5 'gf Q5 Lf' f Q : ' i fy, Q I f ffl . V1 fi if A 57' 2 sux I ,, 777Y 3 nv- .., vw- , fm i i , v, K as I if Me X. A min i ,rf ,Aff f f?fa '73 -:il 7.9-If I ff ff V i ,.,' .1 - 1, ., - qwf ,ff -1 ' 1:29. V V y, sf-f .M em f ' I Q L 1 ,, f Zyf f if 1, f 4 gflf f X v '7 '4 1 f ff f f ff , . W M' fx. ff.. . .47 ' f ..,f1,VQf1.,.- V V, ff M f.sw.mf -.M , 4:1 iff-iff , 5 ff , f , 1 , f x VN 9 f if I I ff 4' f ' Q' , f rv 5? 1 , I f WW ' Q, 1 6 ' -yi J , fff f 7 ff 4 1 f f ff ' 1 f 1 5 r f -gang ' ,VZ 2, ' ff? , V' 'V f ., 5225 2, . 1 :Q QS I ' , , A V '7' fi V . ' X , 1 fa? IPI- Kerry Kro ll Nora Kurmis I X Phillip Germany Cynthia Gillies Irving Gon zales Paul J. Keener Sharon Knox This is the way we wash our'face. iff A , , ff , !r'7'lT , 3 'f 0 , ,,,,,,4,M V 'f ZW, V 'V J fpf , ,f, wwf ,Aff mf fffw , , f, if , .f f ,, 14, My V 4 ffffw' v'2f fH31- ' : V V 0 V wifi , V? wwf. , 4 ' 4 ffjfff , ,, ' fy! , 4 A ,V ,mf f A M,,y,f' - ,, A, , I 3 , ,,,,,. Qc V, , ,, . I 9 ,4 , W, 55,3 , , lv J ,, ' 1 , , 'Z .. K0 V ff' 'W ,,'0 fi 3 I ,7 .. J' ?Q ,f V,,, U , 1' - .f M 1 , fm, f,4fff'1 V V4 ' ' rw' ' V' tw ,- ,gf f V .A .4 V4 1 ,ff V nf- V in l 42 , 44.4 H1 1' ,V ,, .,. , 1 u Vr A f hi! 72 9 W1 ' , ...,,,,,f,q , 'V,, I, i VXA! 7.1 wi 4 W , 'Q' Q '11-a , A U1 n 4, P, -.L 1 ff fi? 'Z , f vw,- Darrel Lane Melvin Larkins Le Land Lawe Gregg Lee Richard Lee Clint Leong Donita Lester Clara Lewis Charles Lewis Alesia Long Robert Long Patel Narenara Myra Nervis Delores Newborn James Newborn . ,A lj 'a u.,- 4 Q 1 1 l4f F2 Q sX A Eric Pratt Cardella Pree Joseph Price Pat Puckett Kathy Pyles Kim Ragland Laura Ranger Blondell Ratoliff Soledad Reynoso Laura Riggins Lester Roberts Ruthy Robinson Sheila Robson Carmen Rodriguez Deborah Ross ' 9 6 ide-TJ.' 'fx - :ga Wag ,--.V 721 :f2',,'f? '55'X 33: j 115 fam' :I 4. 5' Mrs. Demunoz's Spanish class listens to tapes in the lab. f v ., fs,-. W, . , M, N! V J 5 ,-jf ' 'Z -4,2 R ii . 1 414 1 gy . If x W ,Lat-1-'iHgf1,ih z,,z: awp: z, 2:32119 4,4 , ,,,. V 92 'g1z, z.':,-' ef, . V , ' f:.,f5f1f4.f?-4 .Q V j-'J ' M 2 if f ' f A f gf fi. gf viifiw' 1 w, we-1f':a-f .- I - -fun af' 1 f' 5 1 , vs. .. , Y Beverly Pippins Debra Pittman Roberta Porter 1151 if ff? V I 07 f 244' yfff gy! gf - . 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V :gp ra Kevin Hinkston Belinda Holloway Deborah Holmes Bill Holmquist Bruce Hudson Jacqueline James Donna J aquish Nancy Jenkins Patricia Jenldns Valerie Jeung Bertha Johnson Calvin Johnson Carmelia Johnson Louis Johnson Michelle Johnson Sherri Johnson Vonceal Johnson Valerie Jones Veronica Jones Trudy Jordan Adrienne Kwok Keith Loudermilk William Ma Miriam Mackey 0 fin, 6 2 'J gr: T fan Sophomore Sharo n skill in Mrs Richard'EI6n's 1 be-Q...,,,, f . v in-v . I. -A! , 5 4 ,Q L' in li' 5 sewing lass. QD fi' yd few ?-ar J o,oi L45-A Q-h ff vu- 1 X r V f Q tm: , ,. 'Y , A kv K , A 5 ,, fn- , f. int ' E 1 A I n ' A ,? 3 A -F 1 ,ei' i 1 i ' I . Y, ,, R'-v X 'af 4 ,, 4 A, 1,1 , , A ' I ff. fi!! ' , 3: lf!! , if ' Q., - 19 Ee- 1 -qi lf Q . Brian Mahnarni Jacqueline Manning John Marques Kristine Mart Billy Mai-nn Dennis Martin Harold Martin Robert Martin Pedro Martine Antonio Martinez Ausencia Martinez Noriko Matsuo Nicole McKelvy Carol Millard Cynthia Mills Pamela Mitchell Mario Molina Frieda Mondy Cynthia Monroe Denise Moore Jackie Moore Sylvia Morelos Sheila Morgan Vicky Moss JVM - , ,:.I x',Q W , H t -az -.r' 4 2 X , f-. K i , ,,., f V- Nfl 1 'V X 'X Q Y v 'bg Ny' 'g 7 4 J, 'QSY ff f 4 4 yff Q af x 9 A I J - W'-0 , : I ,uf fl , L--.t..g,, af f it gg 'ay pl V. ,,,,,A , ,. ni A 'QXKJQ ff' - 3 1 fl f 2 4 , , Q- f ' f , 2 K 49' 'te' 5. A, ,iiliwgcf ig , Q ilil . 2 f ,J sw Q , , Q53 vue? ta t 1 ,QM K 4 +gsf.s:.g:,f.g,1g 1 Q , , 'Q t' ' z- ,. I1 L 4225! 'fi' ' so t 5 1 t '1ff:,qyw. Y 2 X Sophomores chat while walking down the hallway. l fy' , A Sf T a 1 arf W4 1 4 Alfa, 4 '- ' L w -. 'lf to i ' W7 , , , C lg J Kai x , Q ,r bf' A W o .. 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T X N Q it N X 2581231 ' WN X X -- Gr X X x Ham Q xxx 5 A X Q-ff, X in X ni xx X X U, X Q SX -'w 'M..X -1 ,--Fp.,.hli -1.558 iff . 2- 1 X, 1 Patricia Peters Benjamin Pio Myra Nervis Amy Ng Terry Noriye Vera Norman Ronnie Nunley Diane Odom Sarah O'Nea.l Doreen Otsuka Kathy Owens Rose Padilla Donald Parker Ricky Payne Daniel Payomo Ada Pearson Mark Perryman Perry Persyn 16 GWB CLUBS ARE AN IMPORTANT PART OF OAKLAND TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL UBS AND ORGANIZATIONS ARE EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES THEY ADD RESPONSIBILITY AS WELL AS PRIDE TO THOSE THAT TAKE PART IN THEM. O' f R 6 TC ,..,. 1 I Oakland Tech has one of the finest units in Oakland For ears Tech's Rifle Team has come in first or vw-WEE? V ' W we y ' aiffifiggiti second place in the city and is still going strong this year. As a member of ROTC you learn leadership, courtesy, and at Oakland Tech, Pride! Tiff ,f.,' ll E ' Donald Johnson brings Tech's Ester Nash commands as Girls' Drill Team gets down. ',,t',,,- Tech's Color Guard for 1974-1975. Lt. Donald Johnson, Drill Team Leader I Hmmm, 9-. hQ2'f 7 'aim ' .,4Lw.m.. 1974 Rifle Team to attention. Tech's Girls' ROTC DRILL TEAM 1974-1975. 14 fw, no on ,.-Z7'I-Wnviyr I P Sgt. Ester Nash, Co-head of Tech's Girls' Drill Team America's future military leaders,Tech's ROTC marching unit S. ,Y ,p ., if 1' 5,5 Pt 'sf si' 'T The Future Nurses Club is . an organization where students V? have an opportunity to obtain knowledge and valuable infor- 4 mation about nursing. These young women would like to become useful and helpful citizens in the community through nursing. The idea of helping the disadvantaged puts pride into these students' hearts. After high school, some may choose to go into nursing, and others just feel satisfied that they obtained as much knowledge to satis- fy their Curiosities. First RowfL to RJ: Linda White, Linda Terrell, Linda Gordan, Laura Riggins, Antoinette Stubbs Second Row, L to R, Yolonda Coleman, Andrea St. Jules, Shirley Johnson, Denise Hill, Yvonne O'Reily, Rowena Ward. Back Row L to Rg Pat Churchill, Marguerite Wise, D'Bert Harris. HEALTH UCC UPA TI O ization where students have an opportunity to explore and re- search into the different types of medical professions. They also acquire some techniques of practicing health care. The information they gather now, may possibly benefit them in the career they choose in the future. First Row QL to RJ: Antoinette Stubbs, Lisa Jackson, Yolonda Coleman, Robin Long, Pat Brimmer, Andrea St. Jules, Pat Bowie, Valerie Jones, Jackie Moore, Shirley Johnson, Pam Jordan, Janice Burrell. Second Row QL to Ry: Linda White, Melinda McClain, Rennee Simpson, Pam Nichols, Detra McGowan, Hortense Ringgold, Linda Gordan, Sherri Johnson, Rosemary Hernandez, Kerry Savage. Back Row QL to RJ: Laura Riggins, Diane Walker, Regina Sykes, Sheila Turner, Sharon Pearson, Sharon Pearson, Sharon Clayborn, Ada Pearson, Cassandra Wilson, Marguerite Wise, Cheryl Cox, Kerry Savage, Elizabeth Speed, Nicholas Castro. Health Occupation is an organ- X Sitting QL to RJ: Regina Sykes, Hortense Ringgold, Diane Walker, Sharon Clayborn. Stand- ing L to Rg Marguerite Wise, Rennee Simpson, Robin Long, Antoinette Stubbs, Pat Bowie, Detra McGowan. BUSINESS A CL UB The Business Club is an organiza- tion where students are interested in going into business as a career. They have an oppourtunity to research into the different areas offered. Some are interested in Data Processing, 'V t f l ' 5 Secretarial work, Accounting and 7 other areas. This club helps these S young men and women, gather infor- mation and learn skills that can pro- p vide them with jobs, and knowledge that they can put into use in daily living . I U a 5 . .L 5 GETA WAY CL UB The Getaway Club is an organ- ization Where students take trips and just have fim. This club takes trips, such as ice-skating, canoeing, swimming, horseback riding, and other places. The Getaway is planning a big trip and rafting will be the activity. Mr. Goldman is the club's spon- ser, and he has great plans for the club's future. So, an over- all impression one might get from the club is, Enjoy life, Live it up, and GetawayI . Sitting L to R, Linda Shipp, Barbara Monroe. First Row L to R, Kerry Savage, Danita Thompson, Belinda Shipp, Ada Pearson, Ms. Green. Back Row L to R5 James O'neal, Andre Sheppard, Dennis Clayborn, David McClure, Gregory Bell. M 51 'C A N. A rf! fx! I iff gi M ' ,A S TAGE CRAFT Stagecrafts is not so much a club as it is an organization or class. Stagecraft is run by Mr. Whayne, the drama instructor. The stagecraft personnel are the people that han- dle the organization of Tech's assemblies. They work the curtains, lighting, set up plat- forms, props, and build sets for the assem- blies. When the class isn't preparing for an assembly they study such theater arts as lighting, set construction, and painting. Ml ,ii Front row, left to right: Donnell Robinson, James Cockerham, Burchell Stewart, Eaily Cryer, Calvin Latimore - row two: Cary Mayfield, Rodney Sheffield, James O'Neal, Mario Bell, Grady Tatum, Mickey Carter ASIA The Asian Coalition's main purpose is to ex- pose Asian culture to the rest of the student body. They do this through various school acti- vities, such as food sales, and cultural dances during International Week. The Asian Coalition hopes that through this they can form better re- lations between Asians and the rest of the stu- dents at Tech. .-Q., ll N Lf . .... -. ,.T1t,e-:scsi-:,. vs . K i M H . , ' . . . ,, , z I Q . .. fLeft to righty, first row: Mimi Chin, Nancy Yokomizo, Sabrina Chen, Karen Lee, Doreen Otsuka, Elleen Tow, - second row, Margaret Matson, Nancy Yow, Gayle Gee, Lynn Nagafuji, Edmond Gee, Nancy Fong, - third row, Steven Suzuki, Peggy Nakahara, Clint Leong, Phillip Chin, John Yee, Colette Chan, Maybelle Chan - standing: Bobby Fong, Andrew Otsuka, Howard Lee, David Chen J TR ILS The Trails Club is sponsored by Mrs. M. Pyeatt. It deals with Native American culture. The club meets every Thursday to plan such activities as food sales, trips, horse back rides, and Native American dance lessons. The Trails Club is open to any member of Tech's stu- dent body, not just Native Americans They bring Native American culture to other schools as well as Tech. The Trails Club works with the Native American Drop In Center, a center to discourage dropouts among students. The club usually wraps up the school term with an award to the' outstanding Trails' member. qLeft to righty: first row: M. Pyeatt, Susan Jamerson, Lupe Uribe, Nancy Grijalva, Maria Castro, Sharlene Thrower, Robert Acosta, - kneeling: QL-Ry Richard Acosta, Carlos Garcia, Joe Grijalva I 'x ' y '.. , ' ' 1 45 RA ZA . Educacion para la Raza is a program designed to offer monolingual Spanish speaking students a program compara- tive to that of their English speaking counterparts in the general content areas Qmath, science, humanities, social Sciences, in Spanishl. ThiS will meet their immediate needs and maintain suc- cess Without losing their acquired skills, self-concept and cultural identity. fLeft to righty kneeling: Mary Lou Villa, Martha Ortiz, Lori de la Cruz, Dora Llamas, Rosario Garcia, Franciso Iglesias, Pedro Martin, - standing: fL-Ry Flavio Quintor, Jesus Inigues, Ramiro Munoz, Renato Watson, Felix Ramos, Tony Martino, Richard Acosta, Adam Cuevas, Carlos Garcia, Antoio Sanchez, Javier Patino 7 OGAL These girls are members of the Oakland Girls Athletes League. They participate in city wide sports As members of these teams they strive hard to make Tech one of the top schools in Oakland as far as ath- letics go. They participate in such sports as volleyball, basketball, softball, swimming, tennis, and track. J Bottom Row, Left to Right: Gloria Browne, Nancy Yokomizo, Barbara Monroe, Davina Kawaihau, Pam Jordan, Antoinette Stubbs, Pat Wilson, Danita Thompson. Row 2: Adrianna Dorsey, Cheryl Cox, Jessie Cobb, Janice Burrell, Ioma Nobles, Pat Bowie, Vanessa Williams, Joey McGowan, Rosemary Hernandez. Row 3: Leslie Shelton, Valerie Jones, Laneace Valrey, Willantha Spagner, Sharon Knox, Emorie Session, Eleanor Carruthers, Terri Sorensen. Row 4: Faith Johnson, Annetta Eskridge, Cynthia Williams, Cynthia E.ason, Yolanda Williams, Frieda Mondy, Sharon Pearson, Pam Walker, Sharon Dyer, Laura Riggins. Row 5: Mimi Chin, Susan Jamerson, Kathy Jackson, Debra Lloyd, Ramona Brown, Cynthia Williams, Cassandra Wilson, Myra STUDENT CO TROL These members of the Student Control are the people who try to make our assemblies more pleasant and calm. They keep the Way clear lect tickets for assemblies. They really have a hard job, because some people resent being told to be quiet, but without them there would be no order for our activities. Back Row: Kenny Harris, Calvin Choyce, Phillip Sweet, Louise Gray, Dale Johnson. Front Row: Marlin Young, Donna Simmons, Angellro Sessions. for spectators during games and col- BOYS' BLOCK T By participating in one or more varsity sports, the Block T is earned. These young men have all received their Block T in such sports as football, bas- ketball, baseball, swimming, track, and soccer. By earning thirty-six points in rifle matches, the R.O.T. C. Blocks are earned. Back Row: Dale Johnson, Ronald Johnson, Calvin Choyce, Mark Nelson, Ken Harris, Ocie Washington. Kneeling: Marlin Young, Phillip Sweet, Angellro Sessions, Donald Johnson. Bottom Row, Left to Right: Pam Jordan, Frieda Mondy. Row 2: Pam Walker, Susan Jamerson, Ioma Nobles, Sharon Pearson, Gloria Browne, Leslie Shelton, Nancy Yokomizo, Kathy Jackson. GIRLS ' BLOCK T These young ladies have re- ceived their Block T by partici pating in OGAL sports such as swimming, volleyball, tennis, basketball, softball, and track ff,,t:!'f A-,.5.,, ,'5,,!-' , . 'T' H O OR SOCIETY The Honor Society is made up of students who have obtained a T B average or better. These f young men and women have set goals for themselves and are trying to gain knowledge that will guide them through all as- pects of life. The ambition shown by these students will someday prove that they are most capable to survive in our society. - Kneeling QL to Ry: Antoinette Stubbs, Delores Williams, Debra Lloyd, Regina Sykes, Jeremiah Captain. Back Row L to Rg Linda White, Monica Winn, Darryl McGlasten, Stephen Finney, Debra Captain, Pam Walker. Distributive Education refers to vocational education for those who want to obtain information about those occupations followed by workers directly connected to merchandising activities, or activities that involve connec- tions with the businesses and their buyers. These students look into the vocational appli- cations of merchandinsing through D.E. C.A. organization. .,,..c,..,...,,....,....., . , , , K . W and .L' V, . :1 , ' ,,, , ,,, -' v,,L.,..--uf? ' W,.N........ ,.., ,,,....., L X. , First Row QL to RJ: Spergon Hunt, Faith Johnson, Andrea St. Jules, Valerie Jones, Andre Sheppard, Robin Long, Denise Hill, Linda Terrell, Delores Williams, Antoinette Stubbs, Seneca Daniels, Hortense Ringgold, Kelly Gattis, D'Bert Harris, Angellero Sessions, Cherly Cox, Mark Nelson, Pam Jordan. Second Row L to R3 Gregg Watson, Todd Jackson, Nancy Yow, Sabrena Cen, Danita Thompson, Yvonne O'reily, Henry Bush, Sharon Clayborn, Yolonda Clifton, Monica Winn, Gery Rieves, Linda Low, Kathleen Chan, Mimi Chin, Gladys Kwan, Mrs. E. Lee. Third Row L to R3 Kevin Tucker, Laura Riggins, Gloria Browne, Bertha Dickerson, Pat King, Regins Sykes, Jackie Herring, Phyllis Dyer, Diane Walker, Donald Long, Rowena Ward, Detra McGowan, Cassandra Wilson, Rosemary Hernandez, Cathy Chan. Back Row L to R: Drake Johnson, Steven Thompson, Kevin Hinkston, Calvin Choyce, Kenny Harris, Corliss Cowan, Margaret Matson, Sharon Pearson, Karen Lee, Sherri Johnson, Yolonda Williams, Loys Everett, Lynn Nagafuji, James Cockerham, Pat Brimmer, Kathy Karaama. NCE CLUB 7' fc, -AM 24257 First Row QL to RJ - Evelyn Lathan, Demetria Lloyd, Pat King, Carol Byrd, Second Row 2 -ffv L -M -Y, ,V CL to RJ - Maria Castro, Sharlene Thrower, Pamela Jenkins, Seneca Daniels. Third Row . QL to RJ - Kelly Gattis, Andrea St. Jules, Barbara Holland, Pat Brinuner, Burchelle Stewart. -he - H L Back Row L to R - Vanessa Curry, Yolonda Williams, Linda Gordan, Felecia Strickland. WOW! , says Hortense and Sharon. My aren't we creative . bw V' Ai One, two, three. . . . . . lv 1975 Yearbook Sta f . .' 'f' A- -X X x - Q' 'v -- x'7 ' 'f-x.. -X.. -x-7 Av. .- Ax... Ax.. -v., Ax' ' ' 9 59 . . 9. 9. .. , ,. - .. - . . Y' ,P :f : 'X , 1 6, ':- ' 4 . . , '-A' ' 2 - .f . .Q h K, we P ' fl A ' , l f J: :f : 3 ..,: f C 7 I 1 6, its Ax . ,. . i I: if i E , P 1 'l A 'L ,: If 2 K : I , .1 6, H :.5 C 5. ' , ti' X' ' i - : I: if : I1 ll . U Gregg Watson Spergon Hunt Lynn Grayson Pamela Shephard John Talton Kristine Mart : : lf nBusiness Manager Faculty Editor Senior Editor Assistant Editor Activities Editor Sophomore Editor it ,F :l : ' I in , 4 :f 2 . 1 DI'gjJy,- L iplij. I ' ' qf All. : Jil? w i K 'N N 1 :?.,ifjffQLQ9 r'i' ' L. or 5 E' X ' 1 , L , ., - . :f i ' , . ' -. , N fi Fifi? . . E V 3 if ' 3 i ' . .5442 1 .jf - ' 4 -n r ry ' - T.-ei Q ' .im ie iii, 4 it :f : , ,. ., is , . 4 t I I p if :Cynthia Williams Dale Johnson Phyllis Dyer Charles Thompson Wayne Vernon Wardell Hurst : 4 1 lJunior Editor staff Editor Staff Editor Staff Editor Sports Editor Advisor 4 jg :f -..-.,n...-..-..-.. -----------------------I I Q Q -xv mx- wx- ,yi .51 ,xv nxt ,yt Hx, Hx, Hx, ,nxt fuxv Y ox- ,.nv .51 .. v .. Y .rv .. - .. .. UK. HX! 13 The Talisman Staff of '75 was small, but they made up on creativity what they didn't have in number. They were diligent in their efforts to produce a meaningful yearbook that will serve in bringing back memories that you will treasure in years to come. Kevin Tucker, Talisman Editor l R Mr. Hurst shows Charles how to lay out a page. 1975 Newspaper Staf . .' xr -an Q- -an -an -- -an -an -fy v- -X-I a--f 49 . I X -Q' -x'-X.. .. .7 .. I .. if ffx Lynn Grayson Phyllis Dyer Dale Johnson Editor-In-Chief Editor-In-Chief Q25 Sports Editor ' I!! Debora Grayson Stewart Washington Joy Jacobs Editorial Page Editorial Editor Feature Editor wa., . :ii Belinda Ship? Mark Nelson Herman Cowan Danita Thompson Dennis Wingfield Wayne Vernon 51901155 Page SPOWS Page News Page Gir1's Sports Cartoonist Sports Page nc, .. - .. , uc. .. , ,. - .. , J This year's Scribe Staff may have been small, but they worked their hardest in bringing Scribe News into the hands of the students and faculty here at Tech. Working on the newspaper re- quired a lot of know-how, time, and above all intelligence, which most students on the staff were willing to give. Dale coaches Belinda on sports writing while Joy listens in. if H ' V - A SNL Newspaper Staff checks out new pictures EXECUTIVE BOARD The Executive Board consists of the student body officers and commissioners of various clubs and activities. The board is headed by the A . S.B. President Jorge Torres. These people create, super- vise, and maintain the life of the student body during the school year, and Ms. Carol Evans plays an important role in advising and helping to make each student's stay at Tech a productive and useful one. 1 ,iw , Q-NPI rvlfr-Fe X44 2 ' l ' , 4 2 fx s - - -, 1, A . X- -it ?'Jvf Y -H!-9 fx . ' Y' 1 ' 'V Top Row QL to RJ: Charles Pippins, Marlon Young, Donna Simmons, Donald Johnson, Mike Moss, Pam Walker, Leon Brooks. 2nd Row: fAdvisor5 Carol Evans, Phillis Dyer, Donna Belvin, Deborah Captain, Robin Long, Jorge Torres, Pat Churchill, Carol Byrd, Annette Taylor, Kim McKoy. M.E.S.A. The MESA Club is trying to improve the representation of black, Chicano and Native- American students in the fields of Engineering, Mathematics and the physical sciences. Students in MESA must first be enrolled in Geometry, they are then en- couraged to complete Trigono- metry, chemistry and physics before graduation. MESA students have the opp- ortunity to meet professional engineers and to receive spec! ial assistance with their math- ematics and science courses. Top Row: QL to Rl - Ted Tolson, Anthony Wright, Steven Thompson, Otis Lloyd, Kenneth Harris, Curtis Woodard, Kevin Hinkston, Gregg Watson, Jimmie Cox. 2nd Row QL-RJ - Anthony Smith, Paul Keener, Cheryl Cox, Kevin Tucker, Kelly Gattis, Mary Smith fsponsorl. 3rd Row QL-Rl - Eugene Stelly, D'Bert Harris, Danita Thompson, Andre Shephard, Susan Jamerson, Eric Pratt, Aaron Lodge, Charles Thompson, Emorie Sessions. 4th Row QL-RJ - Kevin Love, Louis Cherry, Spergeon Hunt, Gloria Browne, Ronald Ragland, Kevin Smith, Jimmie Strong, Eric Sutton. 164 CHINESE YOUTH GROUP The Chinese Youth Group is sponsored b y Josephine Lee. The theme of the group is bring closer relations between Chinese youths, American and foreign born. The Chinese Youth Group only started this school term but they are plan- ning such activities as food sales, lucheons, and the celebration of the Chinese New Year. First row, fleft to rightlz Ellen Chin, Amy Ng, Lillian Siu, Mein Blakely, Kathleen Chan, Linda Low - second row: Rosanna Auyeung, Judy Chu, Helen Yu, Agnes Wu, Mann Lim, Gladys Kwan, - third row: Ken Yu, Nancy Yew, Morgan Yew, Ting Yee, Carl Chan, Christopher Liang CH OIR The choir is under the direction of Mr. Oscar Preston, not pictured. In this year's choir there is more emphasis as working as a musical unit, they also working closer with the drama department. Tech has always had a choir but this year's choir is reported to be better than usual. They are called upon to do many community activities as well performances at Tech. fm- ,,,, ,,,,,.,, ,sy - - ,s,, M ,,,, ', yui, First row, left - right: Eunice Faulkner, Odette Medley, Annetle Taylor, Velma Williams, Gwen Douglas - second row: Donald Simmons, Alton Murray, Jimmy Simmons, Dennis Claiborne, Melvin Scott, Jeannie Owens, Carlos Gray - third row: Antonio Peterson, Herman Alexander, David Shaw, Gregory Bell, Carl Douglas, Russell Jackson, Maximillia Carranza. I Q. 1666 Kes PG Juniors Dominate 1974-1975 Homecoming f Ls, W Homecoming is an annual activity at Oakland Technical High School. At this time of the year the spirit of the students is high. This is the time when everyone wants to know which class is going to win the Homecoming activities. In Homecoming there are activities for each class to compete in. There are class yells and queens and their escorts from each class. Q, ,Kwai 215151 lg ii HE fs gi , There are the field events: watermelon relay, human relay, 440 relay, watermelon eating race, and etc. if I' ommy Spencer re Queen Ida andqescort ,-qn,Q,ffw..- 4 f I F , e i 1 W' A 5 13:5 67 4 r I li' wv' i QQ' S as - -. Wx , X 'H I .iv , ' , it I ' . Wa. ,. A- ,V Q, , V, K .iw .,: XMHQV , 1 J I Q vu -, !. ,.., ,, I 1, K f I aa: V, X ,. ff H fridge , . is , '1' Q, , fi H , 5 V, f i f ,, A . ,,.f . M. ff, ., , f V .4.-,,., arf, 4 , HW. , -1 4, ,X ,W . . ff, i f 4 ,1 WW,,.M-wf Q ,V ffwayiif V, My W fig, t- If if 4 'z at , 36175, If fy: ,... gm , N4 fb 5,1 f ,bf Q, an , ,vi lk: ,,A,,o.,.,,, ,V 3 Z 2 W 1 6 -' . , i 4 ,, , ,',, 'Egg M' f V T 'tri Q 3 'fi f f T. W , y a H iii if., wwf W M if f Q I V, f ,V a i, , ,., , U 37V 5 1 7' ,. ' ff -1'-15-151 Z ' ,W ,,, -fl ' ' 168 f Z . A 3 ,k I I 0 91 4 ,114 , 5 I 5, 3, I S M14 5- 5 'F' if IV at ,f y ff, Xu ., 4 AW Nag f A great day and t , , ..... ,f ,-.-5? A ...au -I 1. ini rv f fi ,- --:fi -ny f -fr' .Q 4 'ip' ' ' f f - . gi-...A ' A - ' ,- gig 4 ' -. -3 Vf3:.e.-f,-i . - , f.ivg,., 1 , ,- . --e ' - 1 I - M ,.- -,,A,.f9j w ,gi-.,-L If V .,- ' . ' f -, f f wif- ,5- ' .-,K -V , . .1-r' 'W -7 A, T Vg jj: I ,i-v-E-'fy---' ' 1'-va' f.g T, :Q-ff J- -' if-5.Q-1921 sf'-5-.Q Delores Williams and John Talton participate in Anthony Dixon takes first in the the potato sack relay. watermelon relay. .X P is gre, 5 lx f . , M. Robin Long, Meredith Smith, Anthony Di.xon represent their class in the human relay. 7 . . f :. . 1, 1. Y . .', D .5561 fff '- 1.-:.f f-12? - L Lei? f-,I'.4 2f.'.Q-'firl ,' fn' - J-ft fav, x X Q. .'ri,. iC',r :IJ u'.1j:1Y ,..',.,. f Y 8- L gg. ,,::, L' 4 '- ig,--'1 . .41 ,- -5 , FU All , I S' 25 X y A fi N. X - 1 , f t ' p , 4 a 1 4. -1-14 1 qv., '--1 -. - Of , i- th vxllupuu v4 I ,fj'-'v an . iz g, --- ,, ,A viva-,,, 5:7T5'iiF2a:.l3?ff' I- '3 K ff - 2, .ef4:wf9 - 3,1-5u?f':,,,:ig:,:.'-...x-fry, f xg 1 VV Ji 1 1 ' 7 Q ff. ' Sharon Byrd wins the apple bobbing. '..!--1.5113 f'f:'fff -7 .'-n-uif2..J fi- it 1 ,W Q The juniors wait until next year. Then they will win. 'A Qvtsc 1 3 , 1 I I Q if' V: Wt ,,,,w nhv-,. Get set! x 4m,5h A G -we 4, ASSEMBLIES Assemblies are for entertainment, fun and for students to show their talents. This year's assemblies were DY-NO-MITE: a lot of fun. This year's commissioner of assemblies, Charles Pippins, planned a variety of assemblies. There were Karate, singing groups, Drama skits etc. r ik fi if R. Thomas A. Thomas C. Houff, the nine lives. Are you going my way? ? E i 5 5 . ' R I P? . Black belts showing some of the martial arts. a good S ' 1 1, 1, ff ii :Q 5, 11 S2 Z ! 1 ' 4 1 QV: 3 If ' if f P ,, I , 'Q ' ' 5, L a Everybody do the buxmyhop. Come on 1et's dance. NW Q ward! A Stand up, clap your hands. Everybody YE LL! ! f Jorge Torres prepares to give a few remarks. On January 24, 1975, the Oakland Public School's 2nd International Ball was held at Goodman Hall. This even- ing of enchantment began at 9:00 pm and rocked to the music of Mantis until 1:00 am. Each school had a total of seventy-five tickets to sell, and between them there was a superb turnout of stu- dents, as well as parents. Thanks to each of the Oakland schools, the ball was a big success. Miss Evans hands out International Ball programs. X x f - ' V, X -' , I 1 . ! .,. V his is . F 1 X .. ., I-411'-.V Homecoming Queens pose for picture after receiving bouquets. Oakland Public Schools Presents the 2nd Annual International Winter Ball '75 MAN TIS Topg Mantis, the very fine rock group that provided the enter- tainment for the evening. Righty Leon Brooks and Debra Captin, senior class president, pose for charming picture. Below: This couple expressed their enjoyment at the ball with a very loose dance. Right bottomg As the evening came to an end, th crowd got up and got down . G f N, I if J' 1. 6' .1 G. 707 l , ,An 4 'fir Oakland Tech 's Annual Gospel Concert The purpose of any gospel gathering is to bring people together on one accord. Tech's annual gospel concert accomplishes this, des- pite the publicity afforded other activities. The few people that were in attendance seemed very pleased with the performances given by the various Bay Area gospel groups. The vocal harmonizing and smooth, clear notes were the main signs of the well pre- pared groupsg as song after song the com- bined voice-quality of the groups increased. For those of you who unfortunately missed this concert, I'm sure you will be in attend- ance for the next one. aah' 23' tak x:Tw,,,.. r 5 1 K+ Senior Donald Simmons solos. The appreciative crowd applauds. Seniors Rodney Sheffield and Cathy Smith. A A small but enthusiastic crowd shows enjoyment. l 2 Qu V The Oakland Tech Choir performs. H , 1 l ly ,, , .M M l ff ,. f ' '- gg, lf l o s N ' V fx, The Oakland High Choir. ,:'-4' gyfw-f www, ' i I -750 5 ., 'uf' -Shi .3'Ef-V ' 'x5, - . I-47 V -is--if , , 1974-1975 ACTIVITIES xl' 'ifgs 7 L I, I 5 I' E M? V4,',.., f A OAKLA D TECHNICAL HIGH WELCOMES ROD McKUE On December 18, 1974, Rod McKuen was invited to Tech. The talented Mr. lXIcKuen was a former student of Tech, whose education was interrupted when he had to drop out of high school. Like so many former Tech students, Mr. McKuen real- ized and captiolized on his talents. Writing poetry and singing, his success typifies the determination of Tech students. The highlight of his visit came when Rod McKuen, former Tech student, and famous personality, was presented his deploma by Tech principal William H. Miller. r , X - I .1 gf 'I 19 1 Y ky 15,75 3 i : 1 J asv Y Rod McKuen being interviewed by N BC television. 5 F I' f 4 .- 1 4 Mr. McKu en happily receives Tech yearbook. MT- Hillel' adds C1055-US remarks- . :' ' T' 'ai Y 'A V4 -' ,-1 , it A fit ., f ff , p T fl. -1: was p n, Lf ' A - V V ' -fm A fu-Q i . D A I ei. li . at-' K ' fl t ' ., A ' , A ,A 'Q' xxvc- ,. 7 Y . B i f- ' ' x A ' Q 0.5 x 3 ' 5 02 . U L ' , sf , 2: 1, 7 v mr X t 3: ' N ' ,-sr , A Q Y 3 47 D ' Q . - I , f A Q T ,. ,T R , -.,x ,Q ' - ? , 1 , I ' ' i H3 .-HEX, . . 3 ' I 7:1557 . 85 UQ4w N' If Y 1 -A , .' yy, X, -,,1, ' .I i at 72144 I 'l ,. , E- , ,.: T' A f . -.1-,f tif .f,.,.Q, dry it by 1 , 1 KVA .wx -.., I here somew x . , 'F-4, a-in ,fi 2f . 41 A ' uv' ar Af Herman, Alton, Jimmy, Tim, Donald sings Ball of confusion. OAKLA D TECHNICAL PRESENTS THE BIG SHOW January 17, 1975, Tech put on a performance called, The Big Show watch Tech students played records, and sang and danced. They sang songs form the forty's to the future, like, Ball of confusion, Heard it through the grapevine, Sitting on the dock of the bay, Daddy's home, Going in circles. They used some small skits like, Jack and the Cadillac, Raisin in the sun. They were a big hit. Some of the dances and songs were used in a presentation for the junior high schools. fo Sitting on the dock of the bayl' f rl . ' iff '-t., 5 f ' 1 1 Students are interested and enjoying themselves in a good assembly. l 78 Wed l Ester Nash screams to Daddy's home . Going in circles . 2. N 5:2 'fr 1 s Sharon is playing paddle ball. 1 0,0 w- S V for L ' of the fur l s 'al l Tech students, Check it out Robinson displays Seniors Sponsor Faculty VS. KSOL Basketball Game As an activity to benefit the senior class trip to Disneyland, the seniors sponsored a basketball game between the KSOL Rec-N-Crew and some of Tech's faculty. Even though the faculty lost the game 62 to 48, and the playing was rough, it was all in fun and was for a good cause. Wawquk 1, :1j:.jQZ3., f ' . 511- I '- aj Qi 3 .Y , ' ' ' 32' . ,M , '--. f ' -fa Kareem should take note. Alumnist Wayne Elliot soars for two. Q K oon Sales Each year classes have noon sales for individual classes. The proceeds from the noon sales go for annual activities. The money mostly goes to the Balls. The seniors put theirs in the Senior Ball. The juniors put theirs in the Junior Prom, and the sophomores put theirs into the Sophomore Hop. However the money is used for other activities too. They're wasting no time eating at the Asian noon sale The juniors are getting it together. JL 3 'Us, vw w, ..,4-if FRIENDSHIP DIRECTORY Dear Student Many times after you graduate you will find yourself wishing you knew how to get in touch with classmates, faculty or friends and can't locate them. We felt it was important to denote two pages of the Talisman for your use. Good luck and keep in touch. 1 97 5 Talisman Staff AME ADDRESS PHO E NAME ADDRESS PHONE .ff ' 5.179 . 1 T..-5.S:S'5':7 W ' . 'P if ' rc' . t'5f4-slyif-f'f1x1gr,g1-,'r.'1--.-3, 5 'ix 9668 69 9 Advertisements are a very important part of any publi- cation, no matter what level. Selling ads is a very hard and sometimes frus trating task, but the profits we recieved were very beneficial to us, as they took care ' of a large part of financial need. - Gregg Watson had the unenviable job of handling all the financial affairs, and is a living witness as to the problems we had involving advertisements. Not only did ads help us with our publication, but it also helped strengthen our public relations with the surrounding community. It was a matter of give and take. I would like to sincerely thank all the people who were kind enough to place an ad in our book and hope that in some way we helped you in your endeavors. MQ!-UZ , Zzckcfb Editor-in- Chief 1975 Talisman CONGRATULATIONS AND CONGRATULATIONS THE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF BEST AND MR AND MRS 0'-NEY MRS BARBARA WAGNER 77 'alia' TO 1175, CLASS OF 75 KAREN WOODRUFF A - I 1, - wg - P in 'A' . M -. Y . H , , 0 jg: pf, ' ,, n- I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1975. MR. L. JACKSON 9 FV 1 ,IP 1., A GOOD LUCK TO THE YOUNG' MEN IN THE: CLASS OF x75 DANITA THOMPSON I fgt' CLOTHES DFDISTINCTIDN WAYNE HARRELL MANAGER CONGRATULATIONS TO FQREMAN 11601 TELEGRAPH AVENUE GL CLARK OAKLAND. CALIFORNIA 444-I534 THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1975 CONGRATULATIONS LARRY HARRISON CLASS QF 19751 GRAPHIC FANTASY COMIC SHOP Old!New Comics Bought Sold Trade X Supermon 3946 Broadway Oakland Cahf Phone 14153 658 7195 MR HARRIS FLOWERS HEY YOUI CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1975 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE TALISMAN STAFF OF 1974 1975 AND TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 7 BREAK A LEG GOOD LUCK lN THEATRE TAL THOMAS WHAYNE 'WW GRADUATE!! 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OAKLAND, CAL. 94612 PHONE 1415I 455 1243 CONGRATULATIONS TO A GREAT BODY GOOD LUCK FOR GREAT THINGS IN THE FUTURE ALSO A TREMENDOUS YEARBOOK STAFF MRS LIBBY DYSON ACT FAMOUS FOR FLOWERS SINCE 1900 GEORGE MCDONNELL MCDONNELL BROTHERS FLORISTS 5151 BROADWAY oAK1.AND, CA 94611 asa THE FINEST IN LIQUORS VVINES ETC MARVIN S LIQUORS INC TELEPHONE 653 1613 VERN'S SHOPPING CENTER SOII TELEGRAPH AVENUE BOB LIBBY OAKLAND. CALIF. S4609 IT LL BE JUST A NEW BIRTH FOR YOU SENIORS ON JUNE 12, 1975 9951 GOOD LUCKY DIANE M AUSTIN AND LORNA I , Q. , I fx A . . , X ' , If ' 'V I me . , 5 Q , Q. ' ' , . 4.,.32l1: T . GRE E S G5 D OAR ASSOCIATION ' EMBER F RAL SAVIN S AN AN INS N O EDE L O O 0 . .5x' J . . . I , I Q ? . 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If I YEARBOOK. 1h1! , . 1' PI VI VI I - IELII arggll 1' I t Pimnir Pimnir lUdl0 lUdl0 ,fa 549 Sixry Sixfh S0991 Oak'-mdfc-flffvfnia 94609 Phone 6554099 549 sixty sim Sfmt oamna, California 94609 Phone 655-2099 'f lv 1' 11 1 :M 1' ll 1' P1 1' P1 K P1 1' 1 I' I V, t 'f I 1 I! if I Q' H X' I if . 1 , 9 I ,f lr n CALVIN AND JANET HARRELL DEDICATE CALVIN AND JANET HARRELL DEDICATE 1, - THIS ADVERTISING SPACE TO IVIARLAN THIS ADVERTISING SPACE TO BRENDA 1 1 YOUNG WHO WAS PHOTOGRAPHED TOO JOYCE BARFIELD WHO WAS PHOTOGRAPHED If ' LATE FOR THE FORMAL SECTION OF THE TOO LATE FOR THE FORMAL SECTION OF If , YEARBOOK. THE YEAREOOK. 1 1 I 1' I i . ' ,..-..-..---I-..-..-..-..,..-..-..-..-..,..-..-..-..-..,..,..-..-..,..,.- ' 1975 School Year Has Its Ups and Downs As the school year comes to a close, I am looking back over my stay here at Tech, especially my past year. The 197 4-75 school year has been many things to many people and has had its ups and downs. To me the year has meant pride, happiness and awareness. I'm proud of being a senior, happy to have been associated with some very nice people and aware of the world around me. The 1975 Talisman has tried to capture all of the feelings and reactions of the past year. That is the reason we chose Emo tio ns as our theme. Emotions is something that everyone has experienced at some point in his life, no matter what size, shape or color. I am very optimistic as to the success of our attempts to mold all the happenings into one great big melting pot of memories. The road was not easy, due to several setbacks, but when problems arose we always seemed to pull together. To my staff, I would like to say it was a pleasure working with each and every one of you, and I would like to give a special thanks to Gregg Watson and Spergon Hunt who both proved that good friends won't let you down in times of trouble. To Mr. Miller, Ms. Evans and Mr. Hurst I would like to say thanks for your complete cooperation th.roughout the year, and to Paulette Owens and Joy Jacobs I would like to say thanks for caring. In closing I would like to say that most of my memories of Tech are fond ones, and I hope that the 197 5 Talisman will help you in some way re-live some of the ups and downs of school life. . CHEM Editor-in-Chief- Kevin Tucker Business Manager- Gregg Watson Secretary- Pam Shephard Faculty Editor- Spergon Hunt Clubs Editor- Kim Deffner Senior Editor- Lynn Grayson Jtmior Editor- Cynthia Williams Sophomore Editor- Ron Henderson Sports Editor- Wayne Vernon ,Activities Editor- John Talton 1975 Talisman Staff nscnza. vunooxs, -af- , .um IL: C ' lf, 72451-eat Editor-in-Chief 1 97 5 T alisman Staff- Kristine Mart, Dale Johnson, Phyllis Dyer, Charles Thompson Treasurer- Mrs. Barbara Wagner Publisher- Pischel Yearbooks Inc. 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