Susan Miller Dorsey High School - Circle Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Communications . .. M 4 Sports .......... .. s .' S ' Feature . .. Seniors .. iifi ii ii i Underclassmen .. ,J i A . f , . ' I: era 1 sf-uf. ' I-swim Annual Staff . .. 5, , ,,'5. +1 iv , , ,fd Q. , ,,.4fmi,gc,5k,,5,, Vw Jw--g 4q,,,gf-'s -Jw fx -.Q M1983 1 gl, fwfr, 'F if my 1 BI4 ,gglw M i ' r ig! ,xy fiiyiffffj l', .f i .Q 4 unit: 'Ji ' 1 1 1 ,. X yy ff with W VM y:gL,.,4.y9vQ4?p 2,19 . js 2 f f 1 l gag-'P Y f, f , ' M 'f 6, fig: Z-1 ' 'H , ,- -,,, t,ff f ' ,ai ., ,. , W. , .1772 ,X-,,3f,,f,'1'4 1f',f ww, 1 ,,, E we .Q H' f 1- wav' 1 ,, 1' . ', Jziin . 'fl , .. . if 5 reef' 3 -Tf'K 9 V41 f '4-ff-1-1 ' Y t t 04' 1 A e ,g M:,.,,W-a. - A,,,,,W , V fy. fY'Ts'aV:,Lf2if'rf'5':,,:f, . V t'W'?'1ZISm,,zg, f,,kf 1 -' -' 2251 asgizif f if. WS?-f'fQfA,.,a ga-rf , , f ' I '-'4 fr- , r' ' ,li if f if 'A 'K .1 ff g.fg,,., 3. ,gr gifs .f.. SY ,,.,,,, 1 , l, - 4- a-gf 45 -wi f 1' 'L ,fs 4 1 R , ' af 4 B ,, .'2f.9L.lvQ'1A4c' N ' a s 51 ,:' ff vi is is 'Q-azf f m fr? 5 1' ' 1 f ar- ' WY. l 5 l l IL In Memoriam 8 W Yi' '?'W E '?' ' No man is an island, entire of itselfg Every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the maing If a clod be washed away by the sea, Europe is the less .. . Any man's death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankind -John Donne Mr. Phillip Lieb contnbutes to the growth of every Dor- sey Ddh and his life's pat- tem. ADEMICS Miss Josephine Spearman Girls, Vice-Principal Mr. Charles Scott Head Counselor Mr. Pat E. Turner Principal ls Mr. Clifford Davis Boys' Vice-Principal Mr. Paul R. Lookinland Miss Patricia Walsh Registrar Girls' Vice- Principal W . . , W o ,MY Miss Ruth Vanisky Nurse Mrs. Lena La Calf 5-.Q Librarian W-1 Dorsey's environment forms diverse and complex patterns . . . The administration must unify the elements to create a healthy and productive atmosphere which serves the needs of the individual as well as the group. l rt Mrs. Lucy Dykun Mr. V1 aurice Morales Mr. David Aprato Mrs. Penny Lake M rs. Alice Ritchey Mr. Takeshi Fukushima Miss Joyce Bowman iri s -,i, t qv ,,1A im 2 sm .. VGL i Li' X Mrs. Kay Fortun Mr. Charles Hamilton gt ,. ., Miusmitiiz-siisiwt-zz.: Mrs. Margaret Works Mr. Joel Feldman if1f 1'., 1 - M iss Patricia M orris I 2 iii? , 425527 l s E Mrs. Works, Don't burn yourself! usiness Miss Janet Parsley Oh, Where's my handl? if - Mrs. Litizia Erickson Mrs. Ruth Franklin Mr. Louis Gherardi Miss Bernice Gutman Mr. George Langston 3D lfEXl5 Counseling uidance Mrs. Ouida Leh man it 'f3iN. Y elii siiss ' I Miss Suzanne McWhirter Mrs. Susan Raike Mrs. Lillian Thomas Business Education is another aspect of the Dorsey curriculum designated to prepare stu- dents for the post-graduate world. The two most popular courses taken by college prep students, essential for their major, are shorthand and typing. Business law, bookkeeping, salesmen- ship, office procedures, business mechanics, transcript, business English, merchandising, student accounting and secretarial work are also offered to help students in their pattems of life. Heading work experience, Mrs. Fortun, takes students through a network ofjobs to help attain more knowledge of the world ahead of them. Mr. John Viverito Mr. Chadwick Woo 13 Mrs. Franklin. counselor and Apex-Coordinator. is busily signing a change of program for a lost and forlorn student. Questions, questions, questions from the students, the parents, or the teachers, are asked every day in the Counselors' Office. The counselors are required to be prepared to answer a variety of questions concern- ing individual programs, vocational op- portunities, college requirements, and available scholarships, not to mention the answers to individual student problems. Confusion is part ofevery student's high school experiences, and it is in the Coun- selors' Office where some of this confusion disappears. The Counselors are constantly striving to help each student clear up problems. Thus it is not surprising to hear someone exclaim: HI don't know what I'm doing. I think I'd better see my counse- lor. 1- ,A',w,..,.-41 .,4v Q Mrs. Lois Paddor Miss Maren Christensen Mr. Savage ponders an important point. nglish Mr. Gerald Dodd Mr. Carl Hansen Miss Flora Martin Miss Jean Forbes Mrs. Elaine Galaif Miss Karen Kaub Mrs. Marion Maddox Mrs. Cathy Mladiner Miss Ann Nye 14 Mrs, Sheila Griffin Mrs. Sarah Lucey Miss Karen Pahor as at f ll T.. Mrs. Shirley Roseman Mrs. Dela Savage Der Die, das, indicates Mrs. Ziv as she explains the mysteries of the in the nomlnative case to a German class. ff!! f was i Mrs. Judy Francis Health Miss Jane Solum Mrs. Anelida Buccola Mrs Ana Maria Brunner Mrs Olive Burchard Mr. Dagoberto Fuentes Mrs Beverly Ziv Miss Barbara MacMillan Mrs Glenda Whitmyer Homemaking Where's the teacher? 1 Mrs. Phyllis Ross Mrs. Sheryl Ballas Mrs, Justine Gutzmer Mrs. Lucille Lipscomb 1. Mr. Hal Cessna Mr. Walter Bendall Mr. William Bledsoe Mr. John Childress Mr. Norton Gross Industrial Arts Mr. Al Sakuma My boy, you are not following my directions. 5 2 athematic Miss Carol Grings Mr. Michael Shuwarger Mr. John Haydel Mrs. Lagatha Payton Mrs. Edith Smith Mr. Albert McNeil ,E fi 2 wt, Mrs. Esther Sherman Mr. David Stiles Mrs. Elizabeth Phelan Mr. Donald Simpson Mr. Ken Bailey Mr. Moses Fisher Mr. Peter Geltner Mr. M.R. Mendell Mr, Norman Newcomb Mrs. Georgia Payton Wake up! There's more to math than you think. usic 4 ,, 4 Physical ducation girls' Mrs. Kay Fulton Mrs. Gloria Johnson Mrs. Janet Spurlock Mrs. Vange Westfield l'Relax and bend with the ball Mr. John Evans Mr. Mike Gerber Mrs. Ruth Moroney Miss Saundra Cox Keep your eye on the ball and don't lift your head, explains Miss Wiesel 7 boys Mr. Elmer Douglas Mr. Horace Anderson Mr. Clarence Cha Yes! No excuses! The sign on the door set the atmosphere for a year of constant activity in the Girls' P.E. Department as green and white uniforms dotted the field and filled the gym every day. Cries of To your mark, get set, go! from the track, Foul! from the basketball court, Racket back, swing! from the tennis courts and Ouch! from the volleyball courts could be heard as the teachers, under the direction of Mrs. Ruth Moroney, prodded classes to play and learn rules and safety. For the girls, it was a very good year. 18 Mr. Don Misumi Mr. Nicholas Gaspar Miss Elizabeth Listwan Mrs. Hazel Sobers F32 Mrs. Gloria Steward N.. Y v--V-W k -1 Mr. David Carroll Mr. Laddie Kracalik l Mr. Mat Matsumoto l Mr. Leonard Soloff Mr. Werner Willoughby -5 Science Mr Hal Lazner Miss Gail Quarnstrom . . consequently. the molecules of the liquid will alter their position and change into a gas Teachers set the patterns for learning, but it is up to the students to make these patterns grow. Subjects as Biology, Chemistry, and Physics are a part of the world of knowledge being offered to each Dorsey student by the Science Depart- ment. Headed by Mr. Misumi, the Science Department works with one basic goalg that is to share with their students the knowledge of the many scientific fields around them. Through the combined efforts of students and teachers, we can look forward to a strong pattern in our scientific educa- tion, and a world of tomorrow. l9 44 f' e'- ee 'ew Social Studies Listen my children and you will hear ofthe midnight ride of Paul Revere Mr. George Hamilton Mrs. Ednamae Doran Did you know that President Tyler died on a hot day because he drank too much lemonade? To find the answers to this pressing question and many more, see your Social Studies teacher. Seriously, Social Studies is a broad field consisting of various subjects such as race relations, compromises, and numerous wars. Projects in International Rela- tions, current event reports, and term papers are all part of the Social Studies pattern at Dorsey. But after all the work is done, just think about all the material you have learned and go have a glass of lemonade. Mr. Larry Lisonbee Miss Stephanie Marquardt Mr. Eugene Richmond Mr. Jay Shaffer Mr. Alan Baylyff Mr. Gerald Calhoun Mr. Stephen Go rdon Mrs. Sylvia Joel ' Mr. K.H. Theile .. .nw .-. Special Assignments Mr. Cecil McLinn Mr. Bruce Rhoades Mr- W.G, Swoope usiness Manager Wedged tightly between M- Building and the ever-popular fruit machines, there stands one of the most vital and yet unrecog- nized agencies in existence at Dorsey. The business office com- plex, which included the Student Store and the candy line, co- ordinates and carries out all of the financial activities of the student community. Mr. Cecil McLinn is presently the Athletic Coordinator. He is responsible for the administration of the Athletic program under the supervision of the Boys, V P. This year, Mr. Bruce Rhodes has been playing musical chairs. He started as Dorseyfs Registrar and then jumped to Student Council advisor. Mr. Rhodes was then assigned to School Home Coordinator and now, last but not least, he is presently one of Dorsey's Boys' Vice-Principals. Mr. Swoope is a teacher on special assignment. He is in charge ofdetention and assists the vice-principals at Dor- sey. Among his numerous jobs, he clears the halls during classes and sees that the vending machines are not in use during classes. yy Under the watchful eyes of Mrs. Taylor, the business office carries out its activities. iew-,,,,? -Y f -i-.-W --f-- ,- ..Y V-.-mE1.:3s Y Secretaries lfsi f' ' fhwf '77 Mrs. Bee Lieberman Mrs. Millie Eubanks Mrs. Jean Dowe SAC Boys' VP Attendance Mrs. Louise Nelson Counselors' Mrs. Mary Timothy: head secretary Mrs. Barbara Perrault Health-Counselors' Mrs, Juanita Polk Mrs. Juanita Rollins Miss Rita Rondel Mrs. Viola Whiteker Textbook Clerk Counselors' Secretarial Pool Library 22 -va Jw- V-lf 'ff fe -e W- Y - W 'F'? ' w'Q Mr. Bill Norman was our head custodian on the Dorsey Custodial Staff campus. After his long stay at Dorsey, he was transferred to Crenshaw High School. He will always be remem- bered by the students as the little fellow in his baseball cap . Helen Morgan. Dorsey's New Custodian mli'..imwu .a .o,, .. Left to right: Cruz Estrada Doris Brown, Saleata Fontaine, Velma Dooley, Fannie Blaine, Frances Mollett, Elizabeth Taylor, Gladys Hall, Itans Adams, Margie Babalonia, Harriett Jones Manager David Jackson Not shown: Cleo Scoggina, Deloris Frazier. Lola Duncan 23 , i FIRST ROW' Ora Robinson. Inez Hopkins. William Cole SECOND R0 W' Dennis Robinson. ZP Williams, i Bill Norman, James Chambers Cafeteria staff 1 jfs was f i I t,:xL 3 , ubuqby , H E A I R 5 ' y V fs 4 g , TN C Q' 1 5 f t e t F it u 1, rf, . 1 - ' For if if TTT' Tw ' ' v1if' 'ww' ' 0 PT .ik , we fl Qian BA CK ROW' Qleft to rightj Mrs. Frances Trabin, Mrs. Kimi Hasegawa, Mrs. Evelyn Irwin, Mrs. Patty Pino FRONT ROW: Qleft to rightj Mrs. Sumiye Kawakami, Mrs. Marge Mathis, Mrs. Arthe Anthony The 1967-68 Parent-Teacher Association endeavored to promote understanding between parents, teachers, and students. ' The PTA's theme for the year was Understanding Through Awareness . This was developed by olfering different discussions, buzz sessions, talks, and social hours. As all good things must come to a close, so must Miss Josephine Spearman's stay at Dorsey. The PTA honored her at a surprise party to wish her the very best of luck as Girls' Vice-Principal at Crenshaw High School. At one ofthe buzz sessions, guest speaker Officer W. R. Randolph discussed laws for youth and explained the importance of respect for law and order. .fir s, ,fl wi- - .. f , ,Sh-'if , K it Q. I 2fi'gW,,1f f' I .. WX WW. 4: ,ww .J-Q... ff? . ..... . 'JT9Hii.w.T T. A . 'A -',- ,'.- ' ..'. . ' ,..,,,,.- ., M -vfgg . Voting in Student Body Elections first step to active participation in of student government. 'Y fi ft, GO ERNM Yolanda Duvernay Girls' Personnel Pres. Janie Chung Ladies' Pres. Roland Dumas Knights Pres. Carol Schwartz C.A.S.C. Rep. Bruce Hasegawa Melanie Tatum Jay Lockett Boys' Personnel Girls' Service Boys' Service Pres. Pres. Pres. Bert Cooper Heads nthusiastic W '6 S tudenl Council Dorothy Wong Richard Wong Pat Kruse Student Body C.S.F. Pres. Public Relations Secretary lllene Rockman Bob Watanabe Linda Hanaoka Dorseygram Editor Yearbook Editor Assistant Secretary 26 - f-:gy-f -f s ' m -Hg .V .4 Richard Hall Susie Lampert Gayle Nishitsuji Debbie Leung Yell King G.A.A. Pres. Student Body Treas. llth Grade Rep. STUDENT COUNCIL A number of hardworking council members have made their presence evident on the W'68 Student Council. Among the most vocal were Linda Butcher and Greg Iwataki Senior B and Senior A Presidents respectively. Their disagreements over the senior prom will long be remembered by fellow council members. Both faithfully represented their class throughout the semester. Another notable member of this semester's council was Ilene Rockman, the Dorseygram Editor. Ilene worked unceas- ingly to continue to turn out the school newspaper even though the Dorseygram Staff was undermanned and without its regular sponsor. Don Murphy, the Student Community Vice President was responsible for initiating a plan to reorganize the House of Representatives into districts. His idea will alleviate the crowded inefficient character of the present House of Reps. Don's imaginative thinking was characteristic of this semes- ter's council. Student Council this semester was under the able leader- ship of Bertran Cooper. His dedication to the school will be long remembered by teachers and fellow students. Bert is certainly a credit to his school and the oflice of Student Community President. Unfortunately the Student Council is often the brunt of campus jokes and criticism. However, it is the Dorsey Students only opportunity to exercise any control over events at Dorsey. Let's all attempt to support Student Council and make the already difficult job of the student leaders a bit easier. Bertran Cooper Student Body Pres. Bonnie Ikemura Commissioner of Fine Arts Greg Iwataki Senior A Pres V,,. Mi Inge Refnin Sally Shima Pamela Hayes Rose Lee Foreign Exchange Circle-ator Pres. lOth Grade Rep. Commissioner of Student Publicity 27 Richard Wong Boys' Service President Leslie Anthony Student Body Vice-President Debbie Smith Girls' Personnel President Gretchen Stengel A.F.S. Representative Bev Tarumoto Steve Davis Diane Matsuno Girls' Service President Knights Pres. Ladies Pres. Linda Butcher Student Community President Gordon Arita Boys' Personnel President Regula Schiess Foreign Exchange Student Student Council Displays nity. The goal of Student Council S'68 was to strive to perpetuate in every student an interest in his school and community. The council worked to represent you, the student body. Activities set up to accomplish our goal were planned and coordinated by various committees on our council. I would like to take this time to thank my council and the student body for the spirit they exhibited in upholding the activities. Your pride was displayed when you maintained continuous interest in activities as Dixieland, the clean campus campaign, and especially your interest taken in the new clubs on campus. Student Council has accomplished much more than was ex- pected of them. This is due solely to the fact that the Student Council and the student body worked together as a unit. Thanks Again, Linda Butcher Inge Refnin Liz Louie Foreign Exchange Student Student Community Treasurer 28 Terrina Wong Richard Hall C.S.F. President Yell King Gene Lew Deborah Leung C.A.S.C. Rep G.A.A. Pres. Pat Kruse Patti Iwataki Public Relations Circle-ator Pres. Barbara Gin Kris Imai Yearbook Editor Dorseygram Editor 29 Lynn Thompson April Hashiguchi Commissioner of Commissioner of Fine Arts Publicity Teresa Yokoyama Cindy Lowe Student Body Assistant Secretary Secretary T1 'Y' 'if Brenda Pillors Eric Ellison lOth Grade Rep. llth Grade Rep. Connie Ricketts Rene Rambo Senior B Pres. Senior A Pres. Girls' Personnel Board This semester has been a rather difficult one for myself and the board. We had to adjust to a new sponsor, a new time schedule, and the problem of who was leaving Dorsey to go to Crenshaw faced us. I also feel that if we had more sound communication with the girls and their support behind us, we could plan more successful activi- ties forthem. Our main projects were the Howdy Day Sportsnight and Circle activities, Homecoming Festivities and Dance, work on Dress Code Week, and tenth and eleventh grade Lets Talk ses- sions. l only hope next semester's president can fulfill the goal of the board: to help promote spirit. encourage a school unity through participation, and serve in beneficial ways, the Donnas of Dorsey High. Yolanda Duvernay Girls' Personnel President W'68 Yolanda and Bruce Head Personnel Boards Girls Personnel Board Karen Dmkins Linda Leung, Sultra Brunner. Yolanda Duvernay Leslie Anthony Elaine Wong Deborah Smith - , .. g - 51 1. 1.: 4 .., 22' N 4? 2 1: Service Board: clockwise lrom top, Vanessa Qastine, Renee Kenner, Lillian Tukumoto, Candy Murata, Bev Tarumoto, Loretta Sanders, Lynn Nagano, Mari lnouye, Pat Chang, and Yoshiko Shibasaki The nine clubs represented on Girls' Service Board give service in various ways. Some spend time helping at lunch or nutrition, others before and after school, and still others during football games, evening activities, or during a class period. Whenever the time, each club must also function as a part of the total Service Program. Through new and interesting activities we hope to bring the clubs closer together, thus strengthening our program. This semester we have planned a Serve-Us Breakfast to culminate Girls' Week and honor the outstanding girls who give service to our school, but never receive recognition. Our Service Pot-Luck will be highlighted by the sportsnite to follow which will be the first in two semesters. A new activity, a service picnic, is being sponsored by the two Service Boards at Elysian Lodge. The idea is to have fun and friendly competition between all clubs. Then to round off the semester, the traditional Award Assembly is sched- uled. 31 Bev and Debbie lan irls' Week F . v 4 f ii J agbmi g. at .Vg lx' . 3 39, L i' A JE 2 z 4153 A Q ., . , 1- .. g. 2, V - 45105. - waz ,Qin za- if 1- ? l ss 4 4 i WM OA W ,K Girls' Personnel Board: Debbie Smith, Diane Anderson, Jeanne Nishimura, Damita Carey, Cindy Tom. Shirley Dorsey. Patty Ishimoto. . sxrf ,mgs 1 fy., g,3.,,g Girls' Service Board l to r: Patti Iwataki, Susan Royal, Connie Leigh, Bev Tarumoto, Diane Matsuno, Teresa Yokoyama, and Melanie Tatum. Service Boards Plan New ctivities .H .-.,, .--im, Q Girls' Service Board The Girls' Service Board has had a new look as well as a new format this past semester. The changes began with an attack on the communica- tion problems. The task ofcommunication between the clubs and the board was solved by making each girl on the board a direct representative of one of the major service clubs. Pace '68 , the service newsletter, was created to give the clubs a media through which they could communicate among themselves. The board has worked on several projects and has accomplished some important goals. The first accomplishment was the complete organization of the G.A.L.S. club into an independent service organization. Our next activity was the Girls' Service Round-Up. The theme was Service Eat- in. This pot-luck dinner occurred on Halloween Night when approximately 200 girls gathered in the Girls' Gym and got acquainted. Our final activity was the Service Reward Assembly which was planned in conjunction with the Boys' Service Board. At this assembly the boy and girl service workers gathered in the Auditorium where the awards were given followed by entertainment by The Gang, a band and vocal group. Our board has worked dilligently this semester in hopes of improving and making the Service Program more appealing in the eyes of the Dorsey girls. We hope that our efforts have been appreciated. Melanie Tatum Girls' Service President W '68 Boys' Service Board: Brad King, Jay Lockett, Ted Mayeshiba, Gary Chow, Mansfield Collins, Adrienne Hokoda, and Dean Nobori mr 5 Girls' Service Board and their sponsor Mrs. Lake, plan future activities From left to right: Henry Lizer, Gordon Arita, Alan Shimizu, Paige Morikawa, Gary Chow, Roy Sukimoto, Charles Kerford. BOYS' SERVICE BOARD Under the direction of Richard Wong, Pres- ident, and Mr. Fisher, Sponsor, the board coordi- nates the entire boys' service program at Dorsey. Activities in which boys can serve the school includeg taking service posts, and ushering at Homecoming, graduation, assemblies, and athletic events. Boys' Service Board is responsible for the Clean Campus Campaign, which enjoyed its longest and most extensive run this semester. New activities were held throughout the semester including the lst Clean Campus Queen contest, the teacher popu- larity contest, and circle rallies. In addition to planning many improvements for the Service Sportsnite and the Service Award Assembly, the board is having the first Service Picnic, which will be held at Elysian Park for all service workers and their dates. Boards Plan Successful Boys' Week From left to right: John Turner, Ronald Ito, Dean Nobori, Chris Yasuda, Richard Wong, Steve Irwin, Willie Deckard. ' fwlnraug ,,, , , Cabinets Are ptimistie bout Semester Debbie Leung, Dean Nabori, Teresa Yokoyama Sammy Yee, Brenda Pillors, Gary King, Adrienne Sainten, Pamela Hayes, Michele Tom, and Janice Nabara CABINETS Tenth Grade Cabinet has an optimistic look for this semester. The highly organized cabinet meets once a week to discuss future plans. The main function of the cabinet is to plan class activities, build school spirit, represent its class in student government, and act as a source of communication between the tenth grade and Student Council. One of the activities for the sophomore class is a talent show, followed by a party for those who participated in the show. Pamela Hayes, the tenth grade representative, explains that the biggest problem the cabinet has to face is the lack of school spirit among the students. If the students fail to show any enthusiasm to support or to participate in the activities which are planned for them, activities will never become successful. If the talent show is successful, it may open the door to more activities, not only for the tenth grade, but for the whole student body. What Dorsey needs is pride and spirit created through a needed participation in school activities. --..w. ., M.. .QA sv + T. -:mul l0th Grade Cabinet: Adrieene Sainten, Diane Takei. Brenda Pillors. llth Grade Cabinet This semester's llth grade cabinet has been working on preparing the great class of S'69 for their Senior Year. This is the first class in the history of Dorsey who will be walking proud in their double-breasted royal blue blazers along with many shades of gold. Along with the task of helping the class choose colors and a name, the cabinet has planned a Playa Del Rey Beach outing for May 4. The semester will be concluded by ajunior dance. All these activities are being planned to get the class together and ready to become the mighty senior A's of Summer 1969. Beach Party lanned by Junior Cabinet llth Grade Cabinet: Doris Hanoka, Eric Ellison, Jeanne Nishimura, Janice Nabara, David Williams, Sam Yee, Cheryl Rhoten. L E 1 .a..,,,.., , -H .--v HOUSE OF REPS, FIRST ROW l. to r. Melvin Felder, Linda Ogawa, Chris Yasuda, Chris Yasuda, Marsha Muira, Roberta Fukunaga, Verdon Cole, Carol Kim, Brenda Couch, Cindy Lowe, Patty Chang, Mae Whitlock, Rochelle Cotton, Karen Moultrie, Mi- chelle Palmer, Doris Hanaoka, Ester Nouchi, Debra Hoskins, Kathy Robin, Annette Eason, Judy Potter, Ann Staveren, ROW 2, l to r. Renee Kenner, Dormey Wallace, Pat Hicks, Carol Storey, Leslie Kim, Kirk, Okuno, Glen Iwasaki, Kim Branch, Ken Hirabayashi, Kendrick Kajikawa, Delbert Wade, Andy Ishida, Linda Williams, Glenda Coleman, Marsha Haley, Antoinette Pitts, Damita Carey, Sheila Cousins, Rosalind Blackman, Victoria Nix. ROW 3, l to r, Gail Cole, One of the little known but hard working organizations at Linda Bynum, Barbara Little John, Claudette Shackelford, Bennie Hawkins, Rocky Charlton, Jelaine Harkless, Sharon Robinson, James Redd, Donald Woods, Monica Sanders, Sharon Haywood, Linda Bunn, Shirley Holmes, Carolyn Shirley, Robgbin Goolsby, Alvita Mc Cray, Regina Hamilton, Annena Jones, Lynn Nigre, Janice June, Rudy McDonald. ROW 4, l to r. Alex Daniels, Herbert Patterson, Deborah Smith, Roy Sukimoto, Beverly Kenner, Ronald Jackson, Michael Wills, Nerval Nanee, Eric Ellison, David Yamahata, Anthony Ramey, Janice, Peel, Craig Dorsett, Lawrence Tom, Jeffery Chin, Anita Edwards, Donna Rickman, Don Murphy, Wilbur Johnson, Nick Jeffries. Lack of Attendance and Enthu iasm Spoil Plans of House g C A SC Board Cassandra Sims, Debbie Haig, Carol Schawartz Bev Ryder, Gene Lew, Ted Ishida 36 Dorsey is the California Association of Student Councils Board. Carol Schwartz, the W'68 C.A.S.C. representative, and her board have worked constantly this semester to plan new and different activities for the student body. One of the most successful ofthese new activities was Sports Week. Beginning on November I3 and running until November l8,'Sports Week featured various activities for the entertainment of the students during the noon hour. Monday of Sports Week featured a minorable Judo demonstration with Roy Sukimoto fNational Judo Championi, Mike Munemura, Bob Wong and Gene Lee. Tuesday there was an exhibition basketball game with Mr. Hamilton's Varsity Basketball team. A pro-golfer was on hand Wednesday to demonstrate his special skills in the circle. Thursday, Mrs. Fulton and her Dance Performance Group presented two short modern dances and an explanation of various dance maneuvers. Mr. Myron Gerber's talented gym- nastic team provided an exciting climax to Sports Week with a demonstration in the boy's gym. With large enthusiastic turn out, more events of this nature may be planned. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Don Murphy, student body vice president, is the man who at present holds the key to the future success of the House. The main objective of the House is to abolish student apathy, strengthen its means of communication with the students and also erase the do nothing image which was set by the past House of Representatives. This semester there were two joint meetings between the council and the House. The purpose was to exchange information and give the members of the House a chance to support various ideas which were expressed by fellow students. The House of Representatives has come a long way in the past year, but this years' will prove to be the most successful in attaining their goals. 'Y Y---'vvyw' Senior NB Cabinet Backs p Spirit and Pride of the Class of '69 envy' :ffl F l to r. Wendy Jung, Tina Kuroki, Connie Ricketts, Larry Fagan, Jane Morimoto The Winter Class of 1969, motivated by an effici- ent cabinet consisting of Connie Ricketts class pres- ident, Larry Fagan, Boys' Vice-President, Tina Kuroki, Girls' Vice-President, Jane Morimoto, Secre- tary, and Wendy Jung, Treasurer, has cultivated an outstanding pride and spirit for themselves. The cul- tivation of spirit was first begun by the llth grade cabinet headed by former llth grade representative Debbie Leung. In that semester they established their class name, Les Choisis, their class colors of lime green and navy blue, and held two special activities: the junior picnic and a junior dance. Both proved successful. In their senior B semester something special happened. They won the approval for class cheerleaders. Now, the four girl cheerleaders chosen, Kim Branch, Linda Isum, Carol Inouye, and Elaine Wong and the two boy cheerleaders. Jeff Dohzon and Wendell Blassingame, will proudly display their colors and promote pride in their fellow classmates for their entire senior year. The senior BH cabinet made plans for senior week, ordered class buttons, made special senior dues cards for their class and awaited the arrival of their navy blue double-breasted sweater with lime green emblems. House of Reps. lj l. to r. Suzane Hanaki, Melody Tom, Mary Lew, Vicki lchimoto, Richard Wong, Susan Carter, Leslie, Anthony, Kay- atana Harrison, Jeanne Nishimura, Carol Kim, Sandi Fukunaga, Denise Jacobson, Joanne lnouye, Barbara Smith. 25 Liz Louie, Patty Hirama, Sharon Nishinaka, Charlene Lim, Virginia Hill, Stephanie Fisher, Donna Austin. Rene Rambo, Paige Morikawa, Lela Metoyer, Diane Williams, Deborah McGill. 33 Ora Champ, Eric Ellison, Robert Louie, William Sum, Feltise Jones, Donna Kusomoto, Toni Patts, .it 1s.3v.,,X,,, , -pam. M, ...ww ,Q -tswgim, . .. . ,,.. X Cheryl Rhoten, Marcia Johson, Donna Davis, Fern Babbys. 41 Staci Farmer, Rosalind Blackman, Olevia Petry, Gary King, Hanson Low, Jeanet Walker, Jolaine Harkless, Deena Glover, Linda Bunn, Henri- etta Elmore, Eddie Ambo. 55 Richard Hall, Michael Rupert, Gregory Franks, Janice Funo, Jeanette Sylvester, Joyce Canaday, Gregory Cotton, Rudy MacDonald, Ben Hughes, Clydell Hill, Jeffery Chin, Steve Davis. S368 C. A. S. C. Board Sponsor Teacher ofthe Week isplays. C.A.S.C. BOARD: Darlene Moore, Linda Leung. Jeannette Lew, C'A-SDC. BQARD Yolanda Duvernay, Douglas Yasuda, Gene Lew. The California Association of Student Councils was organized in 1947 to develop leadership and to promote the exchange of ideas between schools. Dorsey's C.A.S.C. Board was established to help promote an understanding and communication between the faculty and students and the Southern League Schools. This is accomplished by sending delegates from Dorsey to con- ventions, meetings, and conferences to discuss and at- tempt to solve problems and facets of student govern- ment. This semester's Board has also planned many activities, They are continuing with Spotlight on Lead- ership to promote interest among the clubs and students. Teachers of the Week display is one of C.A.S.C.'s new ideas for the S'68 semester. One of Boards most Impor- tant projects each semester is the choosing of the Brent Barksdale Memorial Award. The summer 1968 board is composed of people with new and original ideas, pep, and most of all, enthusiasm. My . M555 fsafgia-M 3, f 9 .EW fepwi.-fireman f --..,i...,.L T The un jblding patterns jiiendship clubs. tions and activities. if H? 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W , f 'f :- f 'ffl W W 4 . . . a continuous pattern 5 of Dorsey. 4 Perry Allen Steve Davis Bruce Hasegawa Patti Iwataki nights and Ladies f Samuel Auyoung Vanessa Castine Janie Chung Bert Cooper Roland Dumas Yolanda Duvernay Elaine Gee Barbara Gin Mari Inouye Greg Iwataki Knights and Ladies extend a welcome to Beverly Hills Wendy Jung Karl Kawakami l Glen Kazahaya Pat Kruse Joyce Lu Gayle Nishitsuji Ilene Rockman Sue Kobashigawa Dennis Kondo Good morning teachers, from Ladies' informal breakfast. A . 5 A' .W 1 . Susie Lampert Deborah Leung Jay Lockett Cindy Lowe rf Diane Matsuno Patty Mayekawa Robert Miyamoto Karen Nakai ...if f-s 4 H V, V ..N , , . .MNQ Dean Nobori Diane Nozawa Florence Oshita Inge Refnin Bev Ryder Roland Sakiyama Regula Scheiss Carol Schwartz i l I Yoshiko Shibasaki Alice Shiozawa Vicki Silvestri Gretchen Stengel Beverly Tarumoto , Nvx 3 . ,i.Q 3 Tom Trabin Judy Wakano Bob Watanabe QS i Ted Weisberg Dorothy Wong Jerry Wong Half the fun is decorating for the Knights and Ladies - Dance. Q 4.1195 Richard Wong Terrina Wong Candace Woo 5+- Linda Yamada Teresa Yokoyama Robyn Yoneda Shirley Yorimoto John Young ,,,,3 a t , ui Health and Safety. ROW I: Lucinda Herring, Gwen Kincy, Barbara Black. ROW2: Alzena Holms, Etoile Abramham, Rosalind Howard, Eddie Washington. ROW 3: Mery Binion, Janice Peel. Circulator Board Standing: Sallie Shima, Patty Mayekawa. On the Jungle Jim, left to right: Lillian Fukumoto, Patti Koyama, Janice Nabara, Carol Inouye, Annette Eason, Wendy Jung, Patti lwataki, Top: Nancy Yamashita Gene Lew. atterns of Activities Are Boosted by Board and Committees of 68 Publicity Board. Seated: Susan Fujimoto, April Hashiguchi, Gloria Jackson, Marguete Jones, Annette Eason, Brenda Bowie, Janet Harada, Rose Lee, Miss Ritchey. Standing: David Cho. Randy Fisher, Frances Yim, Marsha Bailey. Jane Morimoto. -mm ffm,,,.,mw-t iiuswisptgacw h,f,h ,f W-.,,1. l if Hostesses: ROW Ig Elaine Wong. Elaine Tani. Rumiko Ota, Eileen Takeda, Ruth Wang, Cindy Lowe, Patricia Yamada. Bev Tarumoto. Patti lwataki. Kris lmaizumi, Deidre Bynum. Marion Nakamura, Masako Nakamura, ROW J: Audrey Criss, Wendy Jung, Kathy lto. Liz Louie. Linda Murray, Mery Binion. Carol lnouye, Florence Yee, 5 l Gail Cole. Janie Chung. Elaine Gee. Keiko Sakaji, Tina Kuroki. ROW 5: Edna Bowers, Sherion Cornwell, Doris Hanaoka. Carla Arnold, Damita Carey, Jamey Rawls, Susan Eujimoto, Adrienne Hokoda,l Linda Ogawa, Nellie Yee, Jeanne Nishimura, Candace Murata, Sanl dra Young. Spirit is Promoted Through Enthusiastic Welfare: ROWIJ Michele Tom, Nancy Pin, Nadine Kato, Tina Lee, April Hashiguchi, Shirley Miyashiro, Miharu Ohata, Diane Nozawa, Barbara Black, Debbie Leung, ROWZ: Jeanette Sylvester, Aurora Ragston, Lillian Fukumoto, Kristine Imai, Janice Nabara, Chris Minamide, Patti lshimoto, Teresa Yokoyama, Alice Shiozawa, Candy Woo, Sue Kobashi- gawa, Eileen Hiramatsu, Linda Leung, Lynn Nagano. ROW 3: Stephanie Crittendon, Gloria Rhay, Mari lnouye, Cheryl Hayes, Darlene Moore, Teresa Mosley, Patty Mayekawa, Yoshiko Shibasaki, Kathy Ritchie, Connie Ric- ketts, Cindy Tom, Florence Oshita. 46 Who finds a band for Fridays' sportsnites? Who serves at the various lunch- eons and dinners? Who makes paper liowers to sell at May Day? Who wel- comes new girls to Dorsey? All these needs, and more, are taken care of by the Boards and Committees. These students work hard for many of the activities which we enjoy, and their efforts are shown through the success of Dorsey's ac- tivities. upport by Donnas ,ad CSF: RO W I: Shirley Miyashiro, Judy Sakuma, Setsuko Otsuki, Linda Ogawa, Jean Noguchi, Kathie Kim. ROW 2: Nadine Kato, Ardy Kong, Denise Stanton, Janice Nabara, Noni Watanabe, Tina Lee, Carol Schwartz. RO W3: Stephanie Yip, Connie Leigh, Joycelyn Thorne, Anne Staveren, Linda Takagaki, Winifred Harano. ROW4: Vicki Silvestri, Leslie Kim, Karen Tanaka, Beverly Tarumoto, Diane Matsuno, Sharon Okita, ROW 5: Beverly Ryder, Patti Post, Gregory Leong, Florence Yee, Virginia Lew, Ellen Fukuyama. ROW6: Richard Wong, Darrell Harris, Pat Kruse, Mario Silvestri, Bill Yee, Norman Chew, Larry Fagan, ROW 7: Ted Ishida, Cheryl L. Hayes, Sam Yee, Doris Hanaoka, Elaine Gee, Janie Chung. ROW 8: Rocky Charlton, Peggy Onishi, Dean Nobori, Kay Jones, Terrina Wong, ROW 9: Warren Gee, Dennis Lew, Greg Iwataki, Mark Ozaki, Karl Kawakami, Wing Lee, Youichi Kamachi. ROW 10: Larry Tom. Bruce Hasegawa. Hospitality: ROW I:Ardy Kong, Barbara Gin, Jessie Gin, Cupid Berry, Vanessa Castine, Connie Leigh, Jean Batey, Renee Ram bo, Melanie Tatum. ROW 2: Judy Brockenbury, Lorraine Dillard,Cassandra Sims, Jolaine Harkless, Jacqueline Bromfield, Kar en Mills, Sultra Brunner, Terrina Wong, Sarita Burr. ROW 3: Janie Peel, Yvonne Flowers, Marsha Bailey, Juanita Martin, De lyna Hayward, Joyce Canaday, Janey Alexander, Susan Royal, Loretta Sanders. ., Mya s:ftm'f,,f, tn. MM ' - f ' f'-safiaxamme-g5sw1sl'.ilnidR.fm'ewkbjxamgzgwmfvvawaesmmhmuatwmafH--blsfif-vh2Wf?1Xv222SLf14aH113Hlt'ftNrw inter 368 Patterns are created by the similarity and yet unique qualities of Dorsey's various serv- ice clubs. Each club forms its own pattern, through the diligent work of the officers and each individual within the club. These pat- terns are drawn together with such events as the Girls, Service Picnic, the Award Assem- blies and the semi-annual banquets. Yet, each pattern has a flaw, a lack of communication among the sudents' service clubs and the faculty and a lack of support from the general student body. In the coming semesters, we must strive to strengthen our patterns. Each service club is represented on the respective Girls' or Boys' Service Board, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Lake and Mr. Fisher. The service boards work hard to make Dorsey service a well functioning and respected part of the student community. ARCHONS ROW I: Dennis Kondo, Mark Nozaki, Karl Kawakami. Donald Horton, Regula Schiess, Frank Shapiro, Mikio Tachibani, Charles Kerford, Glen Tuma, Wilfred Nakata. ROW 2: James Tho- mas, Sam Auyong, Anthony Molette, Kenneth Lowe, Laurence Tom, Clifford Jung, Mark Sakata, Steve Irwin, Brad King, Yoichi Kamachi Service Clubs VIKINGS ROW 1: Dennis Koga, Jerry Wong, Glen Kazahaya, Michael Komai, ROW3: Jeff Wong, Bob Watanabe, Bob Miyamoto, Roland Sakiyama, David Cho, Henry Matsumura ROW 2: Henry Greg Iwataki, John Young, Roger Yanagita, Glen Toyama, John Yamamoto, Maurice Adams, Warren Gee, Arthur Maruno, Eric Whitfield, Eric Furuya, John Nishikawa, Dean Nabori Fujita, Glen Wong, Glen Miyata, Marvid Quon, Wayne Sewake, SECRETA RlES ROW I: Gail Cole, Diane Matsuno, Barbara Gin, llene Taketa. Donna Jackson, Linda Yamada, Robin Yoneda, Lily Paik, Charlotte Yoshioka, Arlene Quan, Gail Ong ROW2: Frances Yim, Marcia Offutt, Liz Louie, Paula Hill, Elaine Gee, Mamie Woo, Janice Kiyohara, Yoshiko Shihasaki, Cindy Tom, Cindy Lowe, Ann Ritchie Help Strengthen the Patterns of Dorsey ga Qi, AIDANTES ROW 1: Alice Shiozawa, Terrina Wong. Bev Tarumoto, Candy Woo. Helen Tsi, Patti Iwataki, Patty Abe, Kathy Ito, Jeanette Lew, April Hashiguchi, Debbie Leung ROW 2: Ruth Wong, Lillian Fukumoto, Lynn Nagano, Jean Bateyy, Wendy Jung, Janie Chung, Debby Haig, Judy Wakano, Patty Mayekawa, Teresa Yokoyama, Tina Kuroki ROW 3: Vanessa Castine, Sultra Brunner, Sue Kobashigawa, Darlene Moore, Teresa Mosley, Linda Murray, Pat Kruse, Ilene Rockman, Susie Rosenthal, Jane Morimoto wi au 49 '1-'SE 'fm SQUIRES open the way to the many patterns of Dorsey,s service. PLEIADES ROW 1: Janet Miyamoto, Ellies Hihara, Tina Lee, Nadine Kato, Kathie Kim, Setsuko Otsuki, Shirley' Miyashiro. ROW 2: Linda Takagaki, Eimie Okida, Valeda Bohana, Connie Leigh, Kathy Robin, Peggy Onishi, Nonic Watanabe, ROW 3: Janis Nabara, Patty' Yamada, Karen Tanaka, Karen Mills, Debbie Montique, Judy' Brokenbury, Ellen Fukuyama, Cindy Kondo. it 1 .. ?y. STAGE Clockwise from top: Carl Young, Leroy Morris. Ken Phelps, Earl King, Leon Sterling, Nelson Wells, Mike Orticke, Mark Wel- hite -vw..------4 ---v--v - - - J'-f ' SOUND ROW I: Derriek Shimatsu. Raymond Bates ROW 2: Bill Speed. Larry Wong, Joseph Norris, Benson Jew G,L.S, ROW 1: Judy Matsuda, Susie Lampert. Karen Nakai, lrene Tong, Pat Torrieo, Yvonne Quan. Barbara Dea, Mari lnouye, Gayle Nishitsuji, Rose Lee. ROWJ: Mrs. Moroney, Stephanie Crittendon. Paulette Gray, Martha Mayes. Carman Page. Kris lmaiLumi, Bev Ryder, Vickie Sylvestri. Cheryl Cavitt. Martha Fleming ' f I 51 'nf LDS ROW 1: Mansfield Collins, Reginald Ball, Roy Sukimoto, Dennis Morgan, Leonard Roberts, Emmett Morgan ROW2: Mr, Douglas, Elbert Preston, Steve Kishi, Alan Shimizu, Darryl Everage, Brian Kataoka, Wing Lee, Bennie Hawkins, Mark Suyeishi, Delbert Wade. ROW 3: Mr. McLinn, Anthony Bosom, Bruce Prescott, Donald Shimasaki, Bruce Hasegawa, Gary Ford, Truit White, Richard Nakawa- tase, Nery Watson, Gary Inouye ROW4: Steve Davis, Charles Nicolson, Willy Deckard, Steve McCray, Cecil Johnson, Michael Calloway, John Ray, Gordon Arita, Lemar Smith, James Cross PROJECTION ROW 1: Jeff Yohai, Alex Daniels, Daniel Matsumura, Stan Bowers, Charles Stewart, Pamela Sexton, Leon Washington, Ronnie Hart ROW 2: Harold Nickelbury, George Fields, Wilbert Johnson, Eugene Warfiled, Michael Williams, Elliot Young, Billy Everett. ROW 3: Denis Guidry, James Curtis Jr. 52 Discrepancy in size makes no barrier against a strong, mili- tant service worker! 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Q ,i 14:1 'A 2, b ,.-3 Q ei ., 1:,L 'W B enid banks, Carolyn brown, david Colbert, michael garland, allen grossman, nancy harvey, reginald holder, doreen iacson, kevin iones, mae lane, richard lee, kim lewis, patrice mc intyre, elven newbill, gilbert scott, la donna sebastian, pamela walker, patton willie, i , If david rikimaru donna marie riola terris roane keith roberts robin roberts lance sato keith sawa peter sawa Shirley sawada scott seise philip skouras earlene smith randall smith michelle snyder gayle sobers paul stevenson allen stewart carole stewart theresa stinson sharon street kathleen takayama gary takagi howard takeuchi lloyd tani donna tanizawa leonard thompson alfred toliver george toliver bruce tong robert trabin kevin turner carmen tyler iune tyler edward ung vicky uyemura robert wallington gregory warren gerard watson pamela weaver daniel welis christopher williams gayle williams prentice williams ruby williams ieryl willis jeffrey wang may wong michael woo ronnie Workman peter yamaguchi debbie russell stephanie samuel victor sanchez david saraye tommy saruwatari joe shambrey joe shaw mark shimada donald shoii raymond shum cheryl song terry soriano grover spearman eric stanton stephany stephens gregory strong karen suzawa michael swanigan valerie Sweeney janet taenaka chris taylor glenn taylor gloria taylor sandra taylor greg thompson X olivian trevino bianca tucker silvester fucker bonnie turner james turner gregory vaughan naland wade elbert walker garry walker linda walker ian wells darryl west willie whitehurst daniel whitlock kim wilkins pamela wilson sharon wilson ierrell wolfe belinda wang cheryl wang ioyce yamamoto daivd yates mark ziemba Science Club: ROW I: Warren Gee, Sharla Billes, Ted Ishida, Michael Komai, Glenn Wong, Jane Ford. ROW 2: Danny Sakamolo, David Tabata, Nery Watson, Baron Jones, Gregory Leong. Norman Senzaki, Steve Carey Ideas and Experiences SPEECH: ROW I: Linda Green Deborah Davis Carla Briggs Lorraine Dillard Lolaine Harkness Linda Chan, Delhea Miller, ROW 2 Mrs Savage Donna Dorsey Inge Relnin Donna Dorsey Stephanie Crittendown. HWalk together, talk together, 0 ye peoples of the earth, then and only then, shall ye have peace. The greatest experience during my AFS year has been attending an American high school such as Dorsey. Back home in Switzerland, I had dreamt of worlds where black, yellow, white, and red humans live peacefully together. In the Dorsey world, I found even funny green Charlie Browns and violet peppermint Patti's the spice of gay activities. I want to thank you for your interest and for letting me participate in everything. Thanks also for your understanding and help. I'll never forget you. Regula Schiess -Fromthe Sanskrit AFS club: ROW I: Patty Abe, Patty Koyama, Nancy Yamashita, Cupid Berry, Sue Kobashigawa, Margaret Nakamoto, Francoise Spaulding. ROW 2: Suzanne Mi- ura, Alice Shiozawa, Lillian Fukumoto, Lily Pak, Joyce Adachi, Leslie Irwin, Kathy Ito. ROW 3: Donata Lestric, Patti Post, Suzanne Rosenthal, Jeanet Walker, Candy Matthews, Gretchen Stengel, Wendy Jung. When the A.F.S. informed me that I had been invited to attend Dorsey, I was pleased, but I did not realize what it would mean to me. As the year progressed and I became a member of the Student Body instead of a visitor, I began to realize the valuable qualities of Dorsey. I have been privileged this year to make many friends among you, to experience the quality of loyalty that is so evident here, to become aware of the mutual respect and responsibility shown to each other and lastly, I had the privilege to attend a school as Dorsey and I want to thank you all. Inge Refnin , ,,.i1',, ' ' A 4 . 1 - M 'E 145: 1 3 . f f ,- .J - J -, X' if - .1 - in 'X 1 4' f if: 0 f il .' K -I ,, L T, ..-MM V J f 1 A W. ' e ' ga' ', K 1- , K fe if-' ., , maria f V 4 .75, . it 1-1.4 sf x I0 , ...,. t -S . ff--f -f , -is ii fiilh ' . , K . ,Mi ., ,. , A I nn u H . PM www Q 1 ' ' r 6- , 55' A A A 'QR 3 as 3 ' Q 'J' 5' L 5 1 If. .... in I ' 1: by , x 3 1 i X Y i 5 . 7 J ' , 5 v . Lf 5 X L ,J 1 li :X 5 ii-.. B '. .. 7' ., f A '17 ff . 0, ' , :fri ,,f ' ix ' ff - - 7 e ,, ' - ' y In g ,L gr L X C Mm 9 y -4 F 0 I s X , r Q ,A --.1......T.. ' 7 ,,,......l i inter '68 G.A.A. Cabinet: ROW 1: Virginia Sato, Jeannette Lew, Ellies Hihara, Tina Lee, Elaine Wong, Gail Wada, Beverly Tarumoto, ROW 2: Debbie Leung, Sallie Shima, Linda Johnson, Alice Shiozawa, Susie Lampert, Terrina Wong, Karen Nakai. ROW 3: Mar- tha Fleming, Liz Louie, Pat Kruse, Carmen Page. Lynn Nagano. Cheerleaders: Edna Bowers, Lilly Pak, Teresa Mosley. Kris lmai, Sandy Kohigashi. G. A. A. Organizers and Spirit Makers Cheerleaders: Left to right: Darlene Moore, Vanzella Miller, Nancy Pin, Mari Watari, Patty Uyeno, Linda Murray, G.A.A. Cabinet: ROW I: Dorothy Fong, Jeannette Lew, Pamela Hayes, Debbie Leung, Janice Nabara, Kris lmai, Ellies Hihara. ROW 2: Sheila Cousins, Eimie Okida, Chris Minemide, Connie Ricketts, Pat Kruse, Esther Nouchi. Kathy Ito. ROW 3: Teresa Mosley, Martha Mayes, Carmen Page, Wendy Jung. Summer '68 f I ez Spirit is Alive in the Cheerleaders of W'68 Barbara Rene Jeanne Cheryl Karen V 4 V? ir Q i A .F r r Q B it r as 2 i it it K i V b e 2 Vm l Ae gr' xg: Q ' g Qi i t' B r R iiii ' f i wrrri i E - liiii B ' ' xi .Q y,.-an 'ii r . ,, if 4' M 'ss F-5, ,QQ Bob Richard Jerry Gary Dorsey Cheerleaders have an exciting personality all their own which has ins- pired the student body as well as the teams. Led by Yell King, Richard Hall, the fighting Dons captured the South- Ron ern League Football Title. Bob Kauffin and Jerry Wong joined the group for their second semester, and together with Karen Dinkins, Rene Rambo, Cheryl Douglas, Jeanne Nishimura, Barbara Sultan, Gary Osby and Ron Thompson, proudly displayed the green and white. Not pictured are Wendy Yamanaka, Lloyd Duvernay, and Emmett Morgan. S Yolanda Terri ' Q V Beverly J' June .Et eb X.: ' The unknowing student asks the ques- tion: Why do we need Cheerleaders? Well, the student who asks this question is Certainly in the dark for he obviously has no knowledge of what it takes to win a meet. It not only requires that an ath- lete do his best but that he do better than thateeproduce that something extra. Ob- viously he cannot do this on his own, he needs the student body behind him. This is why we have Cheerleaders, to lead the students in cheering on the team. It is this spirit that June Nako, Dorothy Wong, Terri Takei, Yolanda Duvernay, Beverly Kenner, Susie Royal, Randy Fisher, Greg- ory Patterson, and our Yell King Richard Hall have that will continue to spread, thanks to them. DORSEY'S Band and Drill Team Football Team BAND l-l7: Linda Chan, Joy Ishibashi, Kenneth Zakar, Ben Hughes, Robert Keiser, Dayrl Thomas, George Spencer, Patricia Hicks, Shelvin Byars, Steven Zickerman, Lloyd Murphy, Neil Hall, Preston Bass, Donald Loughery, Gerald Johnson. Phillip Kurtz, Bryan Shiba 18-43: Charles Kerford, Inge Refnin, Darryl Wesson, Greg Ford, Richard Sato, Christopher Schaefer, Carl Bailey, Eric Harrison, Calvin lshibashi, John Turner, Carol Storey, Lucinda Herring, Willie Miller, Leon Winlield, Clyde Allums, Sheryl Walker, Sylvia Washington, Steve Irwin, Jon Whitfield, Gregory Shanley, Gabriel Nobles, James Bigbee, Ocie Williams, Julian Brame, John Davis, Koichi lshitani 44-54: Mark Nozaki, Raymont Johnson, Willie McPherson, Gary Sakamoto, George Kataoka, James Holliday. Oran Smith, Ronald McCollum, William Collier, John Ticcr. Edna Lemones C.S.F. Board: ROW 1: Pe- ter Hata, Peggy Onishi. Mr. Soloff. ROW 2: Winifred Hirano, Terrina Wong, Christopher Morley. Gre- gory Leong. ROW 3: Larry Fagen, Glenn Wong, Dean Nobori. S'6 Board and to Involvement of ll WELFARE: ROW 1: Chris Minamide, Patty Ishimoto, Nadine Kato, Patty Uyeno, Eileen Hiramatsu, Aurora Ragston, Diane Nozawa, Miharu Ohata, Barbar Black, ROWZ: Linda Leung, Patty Mayekawa, Alice Shiozaki, Cindee Tom, Michelle Tom, Janice Nabara, Sue pmvanqyw Kobashigawa, Tina Lee, April Hashiguchi. ROW 3: Kristine lmai, Darlene Moore, Cheryl Hayes, Jeannett Sylvester, Theresa Mosley, Connie Ricketts, Lillian Fukumoto, Donna Takata, Lynn Nagano, Yoshiko, Shimasaki, Candy Woo. f 1 f. K4 Tm R Boards and Committees participate in Service Round-up. HOSPITALITY: ROW 1: Ardy Kong, Cupid Berry. Lily Pak. Rene Rambo. Vanessa Castine. ROW 2: Sandra Bin, Gayle Shepard. Sharon Johnson, Jolaine Harkless. Cassandra Sims, Marsha Bailey. ROW 3: Karen Dinkins, Jacqueline Brumfield, Janey Alexan- der, Susan Royal, Joyce Canaday, Geraldine Brown, Delyna Hayward, Francine Lockette I ommittees Strive to Improve Students in Activities C! 'N Q 63 MLW-. PUBLICITY: BOARD: ROW I: Virginia Sato. Patty Uyeno, Barbara Fujikuni, Dorothy Wong, Doris Hanaoka, ROW 2: Joanne Saiki. Peggy Onishi, Tina Ho. May Steele, April Hashiguchi, Betty Lyons, Hur- vey McDonald, Adrienne Hokoda. HOSTESS: ROW 1: Rumiko Ota, Adrienne Hokoda, Doris Hanaoka, Jeanne Nishimura, Deidre Bynum, Patty Yamada, Nelli Yee, Linda Ogawa. ROW 2: Kathy Ito, Wendy Jung, Linda Murray, Sherion Cornwell, Edna Bowers, Francine Patty, Florence Yee, Damita Carey, E Circle-ator Board: ROW 1: Diane Nozawa, Patti Iwataki, Janis Nabara. ROW 2: Patty Uyeno, Joanne Saiki, Annette Eason, Eimie Okida, Patti Koyama ROW 3: Pat Chang, Lillian Fukumoto, Gene Lew, Patty Mayekawa, Kathy Ito. Medical Career Club: Left to right, Lavonne Patrick, Norma Riggins, Angela Harris, Betty Smith, Aurora Ragston, Barbara Black. Keiko Sakaji, Susan Yamamoto. ROW 3: Janet Fuller, Liz Louie, Charletta Reed, Debbie Monticue, Carla Arnold, Gloria Mazique, Staci Farmer, Bernice James, Candace Murata, Carol lnouye, Lynn Mayeda, Elaine Wong. le 3 Summer '68 Service Clubs Develop Leadership A SOUND CLUB: Derick Shimatsu, Kenny Miyamoto, Benson Jew, Larry Wong L.D.S. ROW ls John Ray, Alan Shimizu, Truitt White, Elbert Preston, Dennis Morgan. Roy Sukimoto. ROW 2: Anthony Boson, Eric Bennett, Delbert Wing Lee, Mark Suyeishi, Steve Kishi, Keith Alexander, Dan Saito, Bennie Hawkins, Kengo Kushigemachi. ROW 3: Randy Sato, Darryl Everage, Nery Watson, Ronnie Mays, Ron lim PROJECTION: ROW I: James Perkins, Billy Ev- erett, Stan Bowers, Clarence Sullivan, Howard Mack, Lonnie Wilcox, Jackie Williams, Michael Hunter, Carl Bailey. Amos Grogan, Lotis Mack. Joe Alexander. ROW 2: Ralph Anderson, Raymond John- son, Barry Neal, Michael Gant, Warren Moore, Ralph Tilley, Michael Wil- liams. ROW 3: Nathan Thomas, Frank Posey. Freeney, John Empey, Richard Nakawatase, Ted Payne, Donald Shimasaki, Gary lnouye. ROW 4: Willie Deckard, Steve Davis Bernard Jackson, Alvin Anderson, Gordon Arita, Cecil Johnson, John ' I '7T M -nh-pr L-M.-. Ima, 'MJ-div-p-uw' Pleiades. ROW 1: Nadine Kato, Stephanie Yip, Karen Karatst Nancy Pin, Emi Sakaguchi, Diane lriye, Julie Mayezaki, Chri Yasuda, Janice Namba, Nadine Senzaki, Janet Aochi, Robert Key Club: John Turner, Lilly Pak, Ricky Tamura, Ken Branch, Mike Rupert, F k , , J, - N, b, ROW ,,J, -H k d, C, I Bob Keiser, Ken Watanabe, David Smith, Inge Refnin, Gregory Franks, Ted EraiggdialkigiclialsydgiiimowwLMEISLIC C+gEnTl'N0dn2Z ifgfff Mayeshiba, Vance Thrash, James Holiday, Julian White, Nathan Wong, Edward De Jan. Gary Shirasago, Gene Lew, Richard Wong G.A.L.S. strive to maintain the organized patterns of Dorsey ibe, Sandi Fukunaga, Linda Nobe, Nancy Shiota, Janet vliyamoto, .lanna Wong, Tina Lee, ROW 3: Lynson Moore, STAGE: I-'RONT' Kenisa Brooks, Seated: Angela Har- Nani Wynne, Ellen Fukuyama, Karen Tanaka, Deirdre Chat- ris, Stevc1Hearn Sliifldingi Mike OFUCKU- MV- APWU0- nan, Brenda Pillors, Marcia Johnson, Marie Cohen, Sharon Lemuel Hcmmg- Xlishinaka, G.L.S.: ROW I: Barbara Black, Miharu Ohata, Kathy Rivera, Carmen Page, Ste- phanie Fisher, Judy Matsuda, Jean Batey, Mrs. Moroney, ROW 2: Irene Tong, Vanzella Miller, Florence Yee, Martha Mayes, Norma Riggins, Mari lnouye, Yvonne Quan, Barbara Dea, Diane Nolawa. I-in -4 Vikings: ROW I: Mari lnouye, Henry Mat- Wayne Sewake. ROW3: Harold Brown, Maurice sumura, Dean Nobori, David Cho, Roland Saki- Adams, Samuel Yee, Bill Yee, Dennis Koga, yama, Dennis Lew, Eric Furuya, Nori Andre. Douglas Yasuda, Grant Nakayama. ROW 4: ROW2: Glen Miyata, Mark Okuno, Eric Fujita, Steve Carey, Warren Gee, Gary Chow, Arthur Marvid Quon, Jerry Kamei, Michael Komai, M3fUU0- Squires continue to create patterns in Service. Archons: ROW I: Karl Ka wakami, Regula Schiess, Tin Ho, Barbara Gin, Cindy Lowe Steve Irwin, ROW 2: Gle Toma, Wilfred Nakata, Ray mont Johnson, Charles Ker ford, Mark Nozaki, Anthony Molette. ROW 3: Ronnie t ' ffzffrffzewa' jishige, Terry Masushige, Norman Chew, Orenzo Cheeks, Mikio Tachibana. Mark Gory. ROW4: Kenji Mayeda. Donald Horton, l-'rank Shapiro, Sam Auyong, Darrell Harris, Ken Lowe. gf W. Secretaries: ROW I: Cindy Tom, Robin Yoneda, Daisy Lee. Charlotte Yoshioka. Gayle Ong, ROW 2: Lilly Pak, Cindy Lowe, Arlene Tanigawa, Barbara Gin, Setsuko Otsuki. ROW 3: Gail Cole, Diane Meraz, Janis Kiyohara. Yoshiko Shibasaki. Eddie Mae Washington. ROW 4: Liz Louie. l ' W Eugenia Grant. Frances Yim. Diane Matsuno. Adele Lee. l Q Aidantes: ROW I: Peggy Onishi, Beverly Tarumoto, 1 Vanessa Castine, Doris ' Hanaoka. Candy Woo, Sue ' Kobashigawa, Helen Tsi, Jeannette Lew, Patty Abe. April Hashiguchi. ROW 2: 1 Kathy lto, Lynn Nagano. l Terrina Wong, Alice Sh- l iozawa, Christine Kuroki, l Gail Ozaki. Patty , Mayekawa, Judy Wakano, Teresa Yokoyama, Kathy W Robin. ROW 3: Wendy Y W Jung. Connie Ricketts. ' Q Linda Murray, Darlene Moore, Teresa Mosley, Lil- lian Fukumoto, Susie Rosenthal, Jane Morimoto, Pat Kruse. Debbie Monti- cue, Patty Hirama, Carol Inouye. 2 5 1 S ii s K nik Nightlife of Dixieland Mr. Bayless, Security Officer has his eyes A on everyone. 1 Patyfrnx of conzmunifdlion lhm ugh cfl,ff:'rer ,'.'1edia. ' Www Q, 7 I qw 3 . lim 1- ' ,af r' Tix'- ln! mourn asxfsxafistv. ff' E isww in vw 46. gmmnf Li-.. V gg. X K s gi q, . if :Y ,ii 'K J . iii? -13, ivan:-.,,,,,. .f- ww M.: WMM Y 1 V W, . Ji W Music: An intricate web that weaves together the patterns of sound and rhythm: Johann Sebastian Bach Ravi Shankar Bessie Smith Sergio Mendez Your sounds were heard and have been seen as coagulations in my mind from stereo headphones, and from the speakers come your music and I have seen the essence of your music and understand the concept- I know of your music. The delicate, intricate, infinite matrix of your musica more than walls of wailing discord But trutheuniversal Truismgperfection in your realization of Truth as in your music your conceptf-into your music-into my mind OM incomparably much farther into it the music appreciation . .. Steve Ko ffman GIRL'S GLEE CLUB ROW I: Gail Norris, Alma Sykes, Maria Thomas, Helena Burrell. Mae Whitlock, Mary Minassian, Lavania Reynolds, Barbara Valley, Yvonne Cross. ROW2.' Mary Bogley, Maria Sales, Claudette Pace, Shirley Cobb, Judy Armstead, Cynthia Johnson, Betty Jenkins, Cas- sandra Murphy, Rebecca Taylor, Eleen Berry. ROW 3: Patricia Smalley, Carol Payne, Lolita Pree, Linda Bums, Cynthia Alexander, Carolyn Robinson, Rebecca Taylor, Eleen Berry. ROW 3: Patricia Smalley, Carol Payne, Lolita Pree, Jennifer Jones, Vonceil Myers, Velvet Lee. CHOIR ROW 1: Wanda Cole, Belinda Peters, Audrey Criss, Toni Lyons, Adrieanne Carter, Pat Banks, Jackie Porter, Julie Peterson, Pat Torrico, JoAnne Giondjian, Arlene Jones, Flor Arias, Elizabeth Conic, Eileen Logan, Kathy Rivera, Pat Kerley, Kieko Shiba, Kathy Jones, Jean Crisp, Dormey Wallace, Beverly Joseph, Carlotta Searpz, Pat Phillips. ROW 2: Mr. Albert McNeil, Gloria Mazigue, Leah Davis, Barbara Sulton, Pat Allan, Arvis Edwards, Suzie Rosenthal, Miriam Shields, Jolaine Harkless, Roxanne Chisholm, Carla Briggs, Brenda Mixed Chorus Nance. Antionette Moore. Leslie Smith. Linda Takagaki. Cynthia Kondo. Joyce Edwards. Anita Wilson. Sharon Robinson. Shirley Jones, Cheryl Meeks. Martha Fleming, Carlotta Wade. Beverly Ken- ner, ROW3: Leonard Smith. Althea Miller, Carol Whitmore. Cyrille Doutherd. Gregory Cotton. Robert Kaufhn. Michael Trotter. George Bell. Peter Sutton, Terry Jackson. Harold Johnson, Femando Fonseca. Eugene Collins, Lloyd Duvernay. Henry Matsumura, Donald Horton. Bruce Mills, Jeff Dohzen. James Matlock. James Elliot. David Willia ams. Leslie Moore. ROW 4: Carlotta Gaffney. Karen Ellis. Ronald Presley. Jay Tobin, Gregory Taylor. Leon Hughes. Norval Nance. Denis Guidry. Restee Collins, Michael King. Nick Jeffries. Larry Farrow. Edward Dejon, Gary Pears. Gary Osby, Leonard Roberts, John Evans. Joseph Johnson, Darrell Scott. Chester Brown. Shiba. Kathy Jones. ROW I: Gary Ross. Patrick Smith. Edwin Reed. Addison Birdine. Mark Suyeshi. Cross, Jewel Akins. Samuel Phelps, Virginia Hicks. Lynida Allison, Christine Johnson. Acquanet Smallwood. Renee San- tiago, Exie Miller. Gail Byrum. Willulla Smith. ROW 2: Theodius Jackson. Glen Hill. Vemon Gray, Alvin Anderson, Samuel Filer. Masake Miyahe. Linda Banks, Barbara Littlejohn. Cheryl McQuirt. Peral Ballard. Donna Givens. Sandra Ross, Esther Nouchi. Setsuke Twa. Vera Williams. ROW 3: Stephen Thompson, Dwaine Fobbs, Willie Deckard. Michael Callegon, Ted Payne. Mark Gory, Debra Bennett, Ethal Hall, Patricia Hicks. Leslie Patton, Deborah Moss. Gayle Shepard. Sheryl Gross, Jessica Griggs, Linda Matlock. ROW4: Lois Walters. Anita Edwards, Paula Thompson, Wanda Wysingzo, Patricia Cross. Jeanette Austin. Brenda Tett, Claudia Higgins, Olevia Pettv. Many of today's established musicians have similiar stories in that they all began at an early age discovering the world of music around them. Larry Farrow, left, has that background because he has been working and creating music from an early age. He started his music career at the age of five while taking piano lessons at U.S.C. At the age of ll, he stopped and then resumed lessons at the age of 15. He also took violin but soon stopped because he couldn't stand the screeching. Within a year he has already written over 300 compositions. His major piece is called Gail's Moods. He now has his own group called the Larry Farrow Trio soon to go up north to perform. Larry hopes to get his doctorate in music. His ambition'?'?'?'? to be an arranger, conductor, composer, pianist, and teacher. -If Music: The Universal Language Ef?.Eii'f Throughout time different types of mu- sic have been enjoyed by all people. The Music Department here at Dorsey creates a busy pattern of activity. Under the di- rection of Mr. Albert McNeil, the students have performed in various places. This semester's material has been based around Sergio Mendez compositions, Jazz, and Negro spirituals. The choral groups will be appearing all over Los Angeles as well as taking part in a live television performance with George Shearing. This past semester, Dorsey took part in the Apex program in which students from Hamilton, Fairfax, Manual, and Cren- shaw came to Dorsey as Dorsey is the center of music in the program. Through this program, students come here to get a better understanding of music apprecia- tion. Chamber Singers: ROW I: Jeff Dohzen. Pat Kerley. Bruce Mills, Adrienne Carter, Terry Jackson, Jackie Porter, Harold Johnson, Jo Gondjian, ROW 2: Jay Tobin, Arvis Edwards, Norval Nance, Pat Banks, Bob Kauflin, Wanda Cole, George Bell, Linda Tak- agaki. ROW3: Restee Collins, Suzanne Rosenthal, David Williams, Martha Fleming, Gary Osby, Pat Phillips, Leon Hughes, Miriam Shields. ROW 4: Carlotta Gaffney, Leonard Smith, Karen Ellis, Larry Farrow, Beverly Kenner, Nick Jeffries, Cyrille Doutherd, Albert J, McNeil. Vw, I . , .sf ' ' -4'Zs.,.2-,ie I hear you Wh y? When he in a dreary darkness within the' Cry my child, but still l'm puzzled Why? When man is alone Why? In . When pam the and ground sorrow below is H crumbles is burning into our souls. eRandy Fisher -- -- --f--,mf-Q Creative Writing ls a Reflection of Manis Experience. Seated: Pat Allen, Sultra Brunner, Eleen Berry, Tom Trabin, Pat Torrico, Bev Rider, Standing: Lavanson Coffee, Pat Brown. .luan Pippin, Miss Jean Forbes, Roland Dumas, Trudy Fisher. Bert Cooper. He who has not seen Cannot know He who has not hurt cannot bleed He who has not been trampled cannot stand He who has not seen hypocrisy cannot know truth Only he who has had not can have -Roland Dumas 'FW -Q? M Fulton has been successiul in her eilorl to teach her students the art of b I' and grace ol motion. Dance Performance Emotional Communication is expressed through the form and pattern of the human body. Thespians: ROW I: Mrs. Paddor, Kerry Hink. Charles Marshall. Gwen Dunlap. ROW 2: Bob Kaullin, Loraine Dillard, Clyde Harris. Debi Toca, Lloyd Clayton. Drama is the expressway of man's ideas through action and dialogue. Here at Dorsey, the students are able to learn to express man's ideas by taking courses such as Drama I, Drama II, and Play Production. Under the guidance of Mrs. Lois Paddor, the students are able to express their linest talents. Such work was shown in Superman and Come Blow Your Horn . March, 1967, the Dorsey chapter ofthe Thespians was installed. This chapter is part of the National Thespian Society. The members are Charles Marshall, Clyde Harris, Gail Cole, Lloyd Clayton, Loraine Dillard, Gwen Dunlap, Yolanda Duver- nay, Bob Kauffin, Priscilla Matlock, Gayle Thomas, Debi Toca, Kerry Hink, Mari Watari, :nd Christopher Morley. l i , it ' O l l, , l 1 , , l r l l l , I , ,Q T fj If... '-Mfv. ,X E5if??Q-2 ily' U 23' CO U CHF? N M25-mrsoc-ApR.26.EVE ,- DORSEY HIGH scuoof OO Af A- S: of world-wide communication T A strand in the vast network The American Field Service is an organization that offers member- ship to students of high school age. This semester we have at Dorsey two foreign exchange students. One is from Norway, while the other comes from Switzerland. These two students have become a welcome portion of Dorsey Life. Our foreign exchange student from Dorsey was Bert Cooper, former Student Community President. sh' , 5 K English: UA joining of hands across the world to ob- tain a better understand- mg of life. Regula finds the true center ofAmer1can Llfe SWISS German: Wann d'Maudsche Fn da ganze Walt an and d'Hand gand, ch a s'Labe besser verschtaude wardef' , , , A, ,,.,,2i1ltl! ' 'Wi ,A ,Q S E ,M ft pmt nw 11 96' .-- '-.six ' at :J V 'tr' f' , .. , i. -, fa ti 'eh' tt. A af 'Q-:Z ' t r' A L ' Q ' r '- ' 5 , q1fj:5 tat. 1 ,V - gifs' r. : 'e1 4 , r r -V A . .. rrgf .A 7 t fs 5 , f ,A , V . .,...t,.' My V ata? -z. was .fly-qwg. ' V -- A gi' :Qt , gay :rg t 1 ,ykfgc U by my , , U W ,4 , , 4 .. A V I W Li,crWg,i,,g.,m, Z A, , it L 4 ,aft A i i it s st L, ,, la .Q A 95' 5 i-:mm 1 g, rsixgnss ,t rf' QS! gin. 5, I 43. 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' ' an f ,f- K ' ' 'Q 'A 'f1t i-1 . tg, '- -- 'L f ' 7 - ' - ' PCT. 27, 1967 SUSAN NULLER DORSEY HIGH SCHQOL ll' H 1-.rg iesi ge -lom t Today at Rzirirzhoq firited supportfzrs no orscy, some faces nmni will bc SCHIKETCE e stands, still possesrsi gcitcment and cntht a Jones, Santiago, y against 'l 'lf ll2Wnt4iP 2 , During A lt a few years back, ft herd court ty-'home-coming, fields of Homecoming gives he queen Ti-its S umni a chance to rc irill team 509' fentfnl day starting coders of Nahum owning of the queer form for mort nf VW68 and attce ne. ty fnotball game. 7 rw.: tiiunipmint LQLIEEII will reign Candidates Ilene Rockman '10m9 3'3m1Ug dance w' ..-un. The candidates vying fo Editor in Chief-W'68t will Gnd th? GHYQS 535' jc of hOmeCOming queen and tivititzs. lzntciftainnicnt will be furn- Lagd of hcmgr are plum gumgq ished by the Jazz Liherators for a iam Jackson, Shirley loncst flight Of dancing and C-iinymentrf dythe Lynn, Karen Moultrie, Sal- W Al7Pmfl?1f30n is dmfvfd by the Iliff lfiflilfifihlp Of Tenth Gfafllf Shimaky Shawn ThC,mpSQng Km-- Girls' and Boys, Personnel Boat' A ' R ' ' I Wagga ami 1 ,m,f.,.,, Wana an who contributed all their time ar lndidafgg 1 Some members of the staff are: tClockwisel Mari Lynn Jones, 123605 le Alla. Sue Kobashigawa, Marsha Haley, June Nako, Peter Jackson, e fro Kevin Honda, Charles Stuart and tCenterJ Kris Imai. Th tenth grade cabinet, under anaday, R 'na 1.2-mmmf-fl Wav 'inserts ?W'1i5:3'tt -f , ,N von, 34, No, t p Q t its gig s lit, Q ff its , i Er ? is i s tight! 'G wtl, JG a A A f I S'68 editor Kris lmai and advisor Mr. Viverito discuss the layout. O k XII W-,frlllllllslluwv in-sl them. than the activtics will nc be at Wim 5 ngf' if sh. A that f,1...A.v.f 3. .-.1-fvwwqs DC Kal 'e Uh ,T if T014 Sy, nd IG Fai 1, has FA? ,hp own, Luv tuuurv uvk1v.U,..n.'.rt. sw. I far Peter Jackson, Anthony Boson, Kevin Honda, and Mi- mufrlcal um chael Huges work hard on the sports section 33101331- ttlilpaied IH me SHGW, during periods 3 and il, The Fwd that the P1333 mary purpose of the assemhlyi NCES Suu have to be introduce the different mus 51, the administration. l Q t problem the cabinet is the lack of school the students. If stu- show any enthusiasm rvparticipate in these M :lahinet has planned for ....................................... Tmmm Ummm W M ? V W rg, M 'G'Eili,Cl23SS and one of aim? Vg! ftlk Megan, tatztetnc KLCi,iilg,, Teresa nn? rnarnl goats is to please thanx. Wg gdgy I 1 S Yotttiryan'ta, Dean Nahnri and B-II Plafmmg 03959055 Sfade HCUV' tr ' 1 Barofi lanes MJ' Leonard Fkzilnff groups to the students and to quaint them with the new V workshop, which comes under enrichment program ffkpexj. lush 'nf 33? 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The great passing of Ron Mays and the te ceiving ahilities ol' Bruce Emerson and Nery Wat- son made the team feared passing team in Dorsey History. The running hacks. Erick Davis. Baron Jones. Tony Mathis. and Bernard Jackson made our land threat all, Dorseyls running plays over ran the fieldg the kept the over the defeating nd Bert spirit up the most feared hy T-lalfhafk Sweep. the Halfhaek dive and Fullhack slant were just a few of the- top gainers for the Dons. The hest game Dorsey played was the history making Free mont game. according to lVlr. Douglas. The Dons scored 13 points in the last four minutes The Rambling Wrecks of 196 Reck Southern P' ., ff . .f fifli f T tt: Tn , , J -,K a li ,jvlgtf 5 '53 '. V 'fy bu.-3 '-, -A V. V, i S--9-.Q .in Y .1-!,.,,?1E im.. 1 5 tg? Q 1' 'V ... :big X N . 1 . L, 5' S A M V Ibyqt 56,42 jj' . A 1: .u v 5. r ?' 'Ny' 5--fi W. E... sa.. 3,-MEW9Q ,. 5,-..-Egg, ',:l.fY ' A M . f me ew. 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Coach Evans thought that Dorsey played its best against Los Angeles High where the Dons overpowered a strong Roman team. 7-O. The first game against San Fernando resulted in a tieg hut plagued by the injury of Tony Mathis and .lerome Navies and other key players the meeting of the two power houses in the City playoffs resulted in a San Fernando victory. Even though the season is over for some of the Senior greats like Bernard Jack- son, Steve Buckingham. Ron Williams, Bruce Emerson. and Erick Davis, next year promises another championship team, with good prospects from the Bee team and the returning Let- termen, Rudi McDonald. .lohn Ray, Keith Alexander, Ron Mays. and outstanding sopho- more Geroy Currie and .luniors Nery,VVatson, and Baron .lones make Dorsey a threat for the '68 season. Veterans such as these give Dorsey another chance to win Southern League and the highest honor, the Los Angeles City Championship. 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X-leg-, A ' v,,,,3. gg, I-I ,KK K' ,ir Vigigrlttfg-it fs ' ,J as KK Kg V KW, K K K V N K -Ks a. f - , 'fm1,,Z'1.-i'I-Q 'fzf+n 1vWf i 5' , f'fffffi,- if f W , H any 5 X' A 0 If: f5?wHS 7'i1':'7ifm f'5l?i41.fisfi2Li5f?5SfE7iii'Iwi . , , F ' 3' Mi MY QA ft' ' A 51' Fullback Baron Jones romps into the end zone through a massive gap caused by Dorsey's offensive fearsome fivesome. ROW I: Bennie Hawkins, Larry Wright, Erick Davis lAll league Back, chosen as Co-Player of the Yearj, Baron Jones, Roy Sukimoto lCaptainJ, Bert Cooper lCaptain, All league line backerj, Emile Foley, Ronnie William, Dorsey Don, James Elliot, Ron Mays CAll league QB, First teaml, Bruce Emerson lAll league backj, ROW 2: Greg Morgan imanagerl, Nery Watson fAll league lst team offensive endj, Arthur Hamlin, Dwayne Ellis, Bret Richardson, Ted Smith, Joland Jackson, Tommy Austin, Hunter, Richard Longoria, James Thomas, David Smith, Ronald Jackson, Dale Mitchael. ROW3: Gary Sherouse, Steve Buckingham, Broderick Smith, Bernard Jackson fAll league backj, Abram Lynly, Keith Alexander, Harvey Wheaten, Frank Hawkins, Chris Fisher, Truit White 1All league tacklej, William Tompson, Norman Lincoln. ROW 4: Perry Howard, Cornal Ridgley, Geroy Curry jr., Turvcr, Alton Siiiirrions, Art jackson, Ste-vc Davis, Roland VVolfer, Richard Bt-ll, .Xllwrt Brariucci, .-Xntunio Nlatlricl, Cordon Arita, Jerome Naxics. ROW 5: Clyde Harris, John Ray lAll league, lst team, defensive guardj, Kenny Sellers, Harold Bradford fAll league, defensive end, lst teamj, Ronald Ragland, Tony Mathis, Rudy McDonald fAll league backl, Albert Tyser, James Bob, James Brown, Willie Bouldin. in-lwxx.sac-fmgf.. -su,r4vr11wr .i:1vlu.svz'1.l iri1 : s1 a7 v 7 - Nery Watson 42, listens to the advice given to him by Coach Evans as Har vey Wheaten 82, watches the play ,gs t - T? Halflgack Bernard Jackson executes a neck-tie tackle on a touchdown. surprised Manual speedster as William Thompson and Rudy McDonald look on. VARSITY SCORES Tony Mathis dives through the Toiler line and over for a Dorsey San Fernando Dorsey Canoga Park Dorsey Washington Dorsey Los Angeles Dorsey Manual Dorsey Fremont Dorsey Westchester Dorsey San Fernando fCity playoffsl . I A A determined Dorsey defense halts a Manual drive late in the Despite a fierce -Manual rush,. sophomore quarterback Ronnie game, insuring 3 Dorsey win. Mays lets loose with the bomb with the poise of a seasoned veteran. Bruce Emerson dives over for six points despite the presence of several would-be Manual defenders. Assisting on the play, was tight end Rudy McDonald. fl r , . WM g . M , M. , .,.,,..ffv .. H, Q. Q - 4-55. ra- S-5 . ight N .- ,.. 'Fc .,,N , 1 '32 s by '1'b ef A a l ' ..ii . . AG. H x ig . V,AyAA L. Q A ' e . si ...... g te A V n . Power runner, Terry Hayward shows great second effort as he drags Great desire on the part of Ronald Freeney, Tony Eythell, and Henry Yamamoto brings down a Fremont runner before he can Roman defenders down the field to set up a scoring strike. break into the Open- i Ted Paine the quarterback who led the Dons to their Southern League Championship l It is every team's desire to win the game, but not just to win one game, but to take all the marbles and win league. Under the watchful eyes of Coaches Art Mazmanian and Mike Gerber, this desire was fulfilled, but filling this desire was no easy task. It was not just the coaches or one single player who made Dorsey's 1967 Bee football team click, but the entire group ofyoung men. It was guys like co-captain l Gary lnouye who ripped through the league like a pro, and co-captain William Doby who showed great moves as a fine flanker back, Terry Hayward, hard running all-league running back who chipped in when extra yardage was needed, Ben Jackson, another running back who could be counted on when the chips were down. Ted Paine showed the grace of another Gary Beban, UCLA's great quarter back. He displayed great scrambling and was an excellent passer. On the other end of those passes was one of the best receivers in the league, Philip Boyd, all-league end. Along with a fine offense, Dorseyis defense held back all foe's who threatened the big D . Dorsey Bee team went undefeated with a 4-0 record. Three cheers to the hard nose Bees who proudly wore the green and white. ROW I: Anthony Boson fmanagerb, Clifton Blair, Ken Miyamoto, Mitchell Collins, Skeeter Wilcox, Terry Hayward fall leaguej, Kirk Okuno, James Woodsen, Tony Jackson, Todd Uyemura, Orlando Washington, George Edwards. ROW 2: Kenji Mayeda Qmanagerj, Dexter Nitta, Rocky Charlton, Michael Lewis, Larry Tagawa, Sherman Jones, Eddie Ambo fall leaguej, Alvin Austin, Benjamin Cooper, John Wong, Ron Flores, Greg Patterson, Daniel Matsuoka, Harold Johnson. ROW 3: Mr. Art Mazmanian fcoachj, Ray Mackingtee Cmanagerb, Ronald Freeney fall leaguej, Gary Kamoto, Henry Yamamoto, Dan Saito, Greg Suzuki fall leaguel, Kengo Kushigemachi 'eww' f r t A devastating Fremont Sweep is halted abruptly by a solid Dorsey defense, as the Fremont line stands bewildered. :Y ' l BEE FOOTBALL SCORES 1967 l Dorsey i Dorsey San Fernando 0 Canoga Park 7 Dorsey Washington 0 Dorsey Los Angeles 13 Dorsey Manual Arts 7 Dorsey Fremont 12 Dorsey Westchester 14 Call leaguel, Michael Nishina, David Monkawa, Jerry Matsuguma tall leagueb, Kendric Kajikawa, Ryuichi Ota, Gary Inouye fall league, co-captainj ROW 4: George Yamada fmanagerj, William Doby fco-captainy, Ron Douglas, Tally Harris, Phillip Thomas, Benjamin Jackson, Claudius Shropshire, Jon Wellington, William Shelby, Philip Boyd fall leaguel, James Hollway, Ken Byrd, Adrian Ivory, Ralph Smith, George Oates Cmanagerj. ROW 5: Tony Eythell, Ronnie Caudle tall leaguej, Ray Winston, Keith Parker, Craig Ballard, James Westbrooks, Eddie Arita, Greg Clayton, David Fonteno, Willie Deckard, Ted Payne fall leaguej, Ron Hardman, Allan Crowder. .lerry Matsuguma, with a key block from Ted Payne, runs for daylight and six points during the Fremont game. Quarterback Ted Payne hands off to Benjamin Jackson who sweeps over Fremont's end with the blocking of Jerry Matsuguma and Michael Nishina. ,, ,, M, w 3448 Ben Johnson making tackle on Fremont runner on an attempted end run. Ted Payne handing off to Bill Doby with Ben Johnson and Kengo Tackle by Ronald Freeney, Kushigamachi blocking. Terry Hayward being tackled by a I..A. defender after long gain. Jerry Matsuguma making long yard gain before getting tripped by Fremont back. Gary lnouye-Co-Capt. Bill Doby Co-Capt. After making long gain, Jerry Matsuguma is brought down by the Fremont team. if it 5 , V is 1 l l 3 Z Ss li B !- l Wuifix fl! ' 'K ' , Ami I 5 ' 4 ,S' W A ' if ' fl. fig 5 Q. v -vlsw Xvm ' W Q? i 'ff 7' 'K ,mi Q--mfx 4, -1' - ' ,, af r i4W 'V'q?k YQ HP 5 ' 3 X as M 4 K A Vik , if 1 A M . Lljgf, 1' Q' ' T iw ii ff Q ' ' Q 'f'ff'W Qw-1'.m f:?'f+f,Q,QQ -:1v25 wifQ3j gt Q in Gm .' - A Q.,ab f'1f W 'M V? 'K K 'wg HK K A v . 6,35 7 a , - , y X - at ,X Q . , Y Q V ' . ,P , Y 4 , Q P4104 .FW www 3, x v 1 'Oy wi 6 -nf SJ I I I S . J I 1' R Ai 1 ,Y A sf i K4 . ff 9' fx ' ' K ' S QQ: Q .V m,gM,,,-SW, ,ff-gvgww ' , - my ,, . K Y N 'P I iw iw m H Guard, Al Hardin, passes off to Forward, John Anderson, as they break through the Hunter's defense. 'w.e..v-ff- ,mm fu... H, 'vga Anthony Melton, Emmet Morgan, Art Nogales, John Anderson, Reggie Ball, Dave Smith, Sam McGee, Clyde Crawford, Alvin Olditam, Alvin Hardin, Ken Watanabe Mgr. This year the varsity team went through one of its toughest seasons. The Dons had to compete against half of the top ten schools in city. Those schools were: University, San Fernando, Roosevelt, and Manual Arts. To start with, the Dons toppled city favored University High and ended by defeating the city leader Fremont High. The Dons hnishing 7-7 had only one defeat to be ashamed of, the loss to the meek L.A. High team. This year was not the Dons, greatest, but they have next year to look forward to with 4 out of 5 returning starters. arsity Cagers Through for Victor Coach Big George Hamilton gives orders to one of his guards. By the way, Coach Hamil- ton leads the league in technical fouls. 90 ,,,,,,,.,.a......-,..i. A W W . 7 , s so , Co-Captain Reggie Ball goes in for one of his many points, leaving one of the Canoga Park players gasping with amazement. Dorsey Dorsey Dorsey Dorsey Dorsey Dorsey Dorsey Dorsey Dorsey Dorsey Dorsey Dorsey Dorsey Dorsey Reggie Ball out-jumping Canoga Park's center as the rest of Dorsey s Varsity team waits for the tip. VARSITY SCORES 80 74 62 48 77 66 79 47 80 78 67 75 59 l00 University Poly Tech San Fernando Roosevelt Washington Los Angeles Manual Arts Fremont Canoga Park Washington Los Angeles Manual Arts Fremont Canoga Park The other Co-Captain, Al Hardin, goes in for an easy lay-up after receiving an assist Qpassj from Clyde Crawford. 91 +v--.-.--?- - i-W J ,n,. Lonnie Wright, Wallace Berry, Greg Jet, Ron Perkins, Steve McCray, Ken Bently, Frank Johnson, James Ferguson, Dennis Morgan, Ted Jackson, Charles Nicholson, Adrain Tann, Paul Caldwell, Sam Johnson, Ken Gray, Mgr, Kenneth Lowe. The J.V. team of 67-68 season can be called a substitutional team. Many ofthe first string players were moved up and down between Varsity and J.V. and many players who started out as the second and third string players picked up the ball, and played as they have been starting all season. Although the J.V. team of the 68-69 season will be depleted by the Crenshaw High draft and the rest promoted to Varsity, there will be many more B-10 and Beeis and Cee's to fill the ranks. unior arsity Shows Promise Charles Nicholsen 1255 pops from the corner as Steve McCray tl lj and Sam Snake Johnson C515 prepare for the rebound. Dorsey Dorsey Dorsey Dorsey Dorsey Dorsey Dorsey Dorsey Dorsey Dorsey Dorsey Dorsey Dorsey Dorsey J.V. SCORES University Poly Tech San Fernando Roosevelt Washington Los Angeles Manual Arts Fremont Canoga Park Washington Los Angeles Manual Arts Fremont Canoga Park James Ferguson dribbles past the Don's score keeper Ken Watanabe and Canoga Park score keeper Jean Evans, with the J.V. bench looking on. 5 5, Y, l -. Kenny Herm Gray 1419 the team's high point man. gels an easy after receiving a pass from Dennis Mole Morgan 1159. --4-sun, ROW 1: Ronnie Fujishige, mgr.g John Nishikawag Brian Ka- Keones, Bob Miyamotog Joslyn Wongg David Fungg Wayne taoka, Alvin Carrollg Mark Sawag John Powellg David Rich- Shackelford, All leagueg Weldon Cole: Donald Shimasakig ardsong Narralg Emery Jamesg Murphyg Eric Wongg Carleton Leroy Carsong Barry Oliver. Young. ROW 2: Kerry Hink, Mgrg .lack Smoot, All leagueg Bee's and Cee's Fight Through A Tough Season Starting the season with a new coach, may have seemed a disadvantage to many. However, with the inspiring leadership of Coach Buddy Cha, the Bees went on and proved the others wrong as they achieved a highly respectable record and the respect of the entire league. Their success was a result of the fine team play of Jack Smoot, the scoring of Cecil Shackleford, and the rebounding of Leroy Carson. Under the brilliant directing of Coach Buddy Cha, Dorsey's line Cee team came within eight points of winning a Southern League Title. With the valuable team leadership of Mark Suyeishi, and the shooting of Mike McMullen and David Yamahata, the Cees fought their way to a successful season through one of the toughest leagues in the city. Leroy Carson BEE SCORES starts the Dons Alvin Carroll drives in for an DOfS6y 52 Poly Tech 64 Off I0 H big CHSY 2 POHHS- Dorsey 53 San Fernando 55 wnqoler ashmgton. Dorsey 70 Roosevelt 59 Jack Smoot sinks one at the charity line against Washington. Dorsey Washington Dorsey Los Angeles Dorsey Manual Arts Dorsey Fremont Dorsey Canoga Park Dorsey Washington Dorsey Los Angeles Dorsey Manual Arts Dorsey Fremont Dorsey Canoga Park 94 tenny Oi attempts to pass off to Alan Shimizu Q53 as Dennis Wong encourages him on. Q as T F ROW lf Carl Kawakami. Mgrg Michael Moux: Warren Davisl James Pablieo: Norris Manuel1 Ron Takeuchi: Alan Shimifug William Toppl Dorsey Don, .lim Salfordg ROW 2: Robert Marinas, Mgr.: Kenny Oig Paul Rambo: .lohri Sweeney: Dennis W it ti e T T Coach Cha sits back and watches the Dons roll to another victory. and Brian Hurashima. Wongg Mark Suyeishii Mike McMullen. All league: Harold Nickleberryg Tim Terasawaz Brian Kurashima. David Yama- hata. All league. Mike McMullen. all league, makes an easy 2 points against the helpless Washington player. Mike McMullen makes another 7 points lor the Dons. David Yamahata. all league. eomes down with an easy rebound and is ready to pass oll' to his teammates Tim Tarasawn 1 45 CEE SCORES Dorsey 37 Poly Tech 50 Dorsey 82 San Fernando 44 Dorsey 59 Roosevelt 49 Dorsey Washington Dorsey Los Angeles Dorsey Manual Arts Dorsey Fremont Dorsey Canoga Park Dorsey Washington Dorsey Los Angeles Dorsey Manual Arts Dorsey Fremont Dorsey Canoga Park 95 Q 1 LMA, 1 iw f if 4. ... 'U . 3, . gflff . -M ' A- ,, -,Q f z ..5' LS I' Vulu A A V . r if A N L. , f' Q fa 1. W wwwffa , , . , ., . if . ' 4 1 , --. ' S , ff ., iQ .. - , . g ' .Lw , ifvfgkw .,-,-. w: ' '.5s.f?aQf-'ww-.. ' L 1 an 1 M Sensational in lil 'P Q l5RSf if Q x f I Y if 3 5 W' ,y ll A 'VAL V sv i ,um-L g Wg' gpg? P 25?- , ,-, A Q, Will? X' W ' if an , ' . f H Dorsey s - Finmen. Varsity Swim Team: FIRST ROW Left to Right, Mike Svere, Glenn Tabata, Raymond Bates, Larry Burns, Gary Sherouse, Eddie Arita. SECOND ROW Left to Right, Douglas Yasuda, Brian Wakano, Kent Kim, Mike Chung leaptainj Steve Kishi. si?-i,:,la afvql if-Yi 5 a v ' 4? 1 , Ev A QV?-Z is ' fw l 4 ififlifiitsffzf-ffffirffflf-fffl-ffl :t'aZf2+i'i f'i'Zis4 1,3'ef'-lil l . ' 1 he 'alll ill??sifb4Ml?0?+i4?'f'fif ' :'.'Tg'1?2 ,,'f, . r l e wer , 1. l l wr 'Q ll , K' xl I xv . Q. ' , I f 4 ! V w K , Q QQ MWF' ll Qu so xg L ghgil ' e ll ' is 4- sm , T ll rig S M' ,555 1 l T ig l Sill' s f Y I K I X I' I I K L A D Q 4 U f 281 5 Rf, ew Jw, 0 Hx, gags 50515 s-nl , 5 -W' - rf ls! t sun- N swf L 041 gui, R Swllfgr Bee Swim Team: FIRST ROW Left to Right: Richard Whitehead, Randy Sato, Ted Ishida, Greg Shanley, Tally Harris, Mark Sawa, Mike Murdock. SECOND ROW Left to Right: Alan Simizu, William Craig Gary Hurano, Bruce Thomas, David Fujioka fcaptainj, David Yamahata, Mark Suyeshi. l Cee Swim Team Left to Right Brian Kurashima. Glenn Wakano, Ken Miyamoto Devon Gatewood Victor Matsushida. Standing are man- Left to Right: Steve Kishiu Mike Chung' Alan Shimizu. Tally 3835 Mlchael Hall and Sllel'm0Y1 JONES Harris, and Gary Hurano await the blowing ofthe whistle in order to swim the 200 meter free style. 1 ,S wil 5' V T 'avr Cecil Johnson belts a homerun over the centerlield fence. Cecil While executes a successful bunt against Washington High, .Q Mx, ,ny 0 X in ve ., i K , ,,, Ken Caudle hits a single as Ronald Ragland stands on deck. -l-..-.gf .why .gf F Varsity Baseball: FIRST ROW Left to Right, Greg Suzuki, Darrell Payton, Darrell Thomas, Gary lnouye, Ronald Waddy, Donald Woods, Ronnie Mays, Paul Rambo lmanagerl. SECOND ROW Left to Right: 0 r S Coach Art Mazmanian, Ken Caudle, Ronald Ragland, Rudy McDonald, Cecil Johnson, Tony Mathis, Steve Davis, Bruce Armstrong, Robert Keiser lmanagerj. I gin Ag, . ,i , , ,' A mm in , fd , I L ' L' 2 i 35' n E '. i .uns 2, ,ill gf' Y ta 4 1. . l ' 2 A . A I 'tiqggy ,dal ,.........,.,..,,....,..,...........W....-.-......--.,..c.......,..,......,,.....t..... ,.,-,,-, ,.,..-,. t...........-w,,.,.,,-.- A - . . r -ck, im ' -qs,-: ., ar- l w 1 - . N p. NH s K ,A,A.sx.x x T -. -i.,f,w51w'fA, j..7..,3v, P , I . A ,, . .,, f,t.?'flf ,m.vx..a'S .. 4' --l . 4 ' A Q. ' t 'F 1 Q -- 2 ..tai,,.t f eh! J I gf' . ,xr my Q wsygmjiyzt .ay v R I i y , 3 .. x -' .' ,K L. - rs' 'AVA .5- 'sfazz t R at af., i . J-V. Baseballr HRS7' ROW l-Cf! to Right! Craig Kinoshila. Ralph Cecil White, Barry Oliver. Tim Terasawa, Julian Brame, Ronnie Smith- Dwayne Ellls- Greg Cobbsl Bllll' Dfiby- James Hallowayl Caudle, Kengo Kustrigemachi, Dan Sato. Ken Tsuroda, Ken Watan- Authur Hamlin. Donald Fowler. Ted Payne, Jay Harris, Don abeqmamgery, Shimasaki. SECOND ROW Left to Right: Nigel Price, Gary Kamoto, E 1 in Ken Caudle throws out Washington's last batter to preserve Dorsey's victory. -. aw Sensational Glovemen. Billy Doby scores another run for the Dons. Ronald Mays anxiously awaits the pitch from the Washington pitcher. tMf7 f .im,,ism.m.s..4.' ' - wr-f,,,.,,,.-V-ww L X'i..9 l5 ,L 'af sep, ...xa- 9 4 M M, , ',,f'E!awd6W uuwmq. ,v K,--' John Young performing on the side horse. Delbert Wade doing ring giants on the high bar, Gymnastics Team: ROW I: Eric Fujita. Wayne Robinson. George Lee. Tadahide Kawahira, Lorenzo Cheeks. Dean Nobori, Henry Matsumura. Richard Yamagata. Fritizer Hopkins, Larry Smith. ROWZ: William Branch. Mark Ono. Kenny Oi, Larry Smith, James Mayezaki. Mikio Tachibana. Wayne Kosaka, Russell Gin. 7 Lim. Warren Gee. ROW 3: Coach Mike Gerber, John Young. Jerry Bronner. David Jacobs. Stephan McClover, .lon Cone. James Cross. Masaki Miyake, Larry Newte. Delbert Wade, Tony Ramey. IRON MAN Mlklti Tiwhlbaflli Eric Fuitia is an over catch on the parallel bar. af J' ' 431 2' 6 'X I jf ff 5 Varsity Tennis: IST ROW' Ken Lowe. Dennis Koga, Maurice Adams, William Yee, Eric Harrison: ZND ROW: Kerry Hink. Captain Allan Takayama, Co-Captain, Gary Wong, Rudy Perkins. Richard Sato, Coach Richard Baily. The Fantastic Dennis Koga showing his doubles form against Monroe. ff av i A A,.,pfe - 1' Dennis Koga again showing his fabulous serve. Racketeers S xr I 1. , , V We MWw-MwWw..WM- , ,M-, ,H Rudy Perkins trying to return a tough hit. Maurice Adams showing his forehand return, Q-f J.V. ROW I: Lemaul Flemming. Ronald Pugh. Clifford Moriyama Gene Lew, Orsen McGhee1 ROW 2: Mark Gory, Dwayne Rhodes Herbert Baker. Eugene Freeman, Phillip Kurtz. Coach Richard Baily x 4 P J ff J s J in saws 5, 5. ig gk E if ,f., J ,L :-:'2- L.,, , ,, Vfiklzz , m i ' - 1 if .,.' i -1.-in A P M A , 9 K1 and J Top Left to right, Reginald Ball, Earl Brice, Donald Borthwell, Cleve Loeb, Robert Maxwell, Sam Johnson, Micheal Calloway, Cornell, Tribne, Hollie Rutland, Bradford Bridges, Gordon Arita, Alvin Hardin, Middle, Left to right. Ronald White, William Hillman, Willie Deckard, Jon Wellington, George Washington, Dennis Morgan, Bobby wg! ,,,, 1 Thompson, Lawrence Dawson, Breckford Bridges, Robert Becktel, John Empey, James Marinas, Arthur Legans. Bottom Left to right. Frank Hawkins, Erroll Dolphin, Bernard Jackson, Mansfield Collins, Emile Foley, Lance Babb, Larry Wright, Martin Smith, Dexter Walls. Varsity Track and Field '6We're innerw Loeb and Collins finish l, 2 in the 880 Deckard, Wright, and Hardin finish l, 2, 3, in the 100 yd. dash Again the l, 2, 3, linish is displayed by Wellington, Dolphin, and Babb in the 180 lows. 3. : f f N 1 4 v iv 'F 4. K 813234 ,,.k ,V K K hh A L-gm DOI'Sey S newest swam . . -.,.,. V - distance phenomenal V n. stupefies ,tj Crowd with -li 'WML ,MW A an explosive F finish . . , , J h E l ' A x . . The elecmfymg En-OH Dolphin' freezes Camera no Inge r211r:yetra1ls Oth grade record breaking superstar Dexter Walls man and crowd as he sails over for another record. ll We hold this truth to be self evident that We're a Winner . This truth was made evident by the spec- tacular team effort shown by the men of the Dorsey track team. It has been ha- bit for us to name the out- standing performers of the track team, but since there is such a concentration of in the team it greatness would be futile for us to name the outstanding per- formers. An outstanding attribute which every member of the Dorsey track team possesses is spirit, spirit which binds all together with a common tie so that they may emerge victorious from each meet. This factor bears witness to the belief that where there is unity and spirit, there is strength. And it's no wonder that we are able to say We're a Winner . Dorsey's powerful l-2 punch of the mile relay, unite with the 3rd and 4th man to give Dorsey that edge which it's had on league all season. 1 SJ! 'Af'-an C The Tale of the Bee Track, in, in, in 4 -J E230-'T' mx T, The Fab u . . lous Cee Splkers of Dorsey High. Eric Ellison siules over the hurdles to capture lirst place for the Dons against Chatsworth. Eric Bennett and Steven Earle place first and second in the 180 yard dash against Jordan. l ., , P 3 M A . Eric Bennett, Steven Earle, and Mike Munemura place first, second, and third respectively in the hundred yard dash against Chatsworth A J W r if ,h ,, ... ...S M- f Cee Track Team: FIRST ROW Left to Rightg Steven Hopkins, Ronald Funches, Jerry Kamai, James Woodson, Ralph Tilley, Kenneth Battle. Eric Bennett. SECOND ROW Lel't to Right: Clayton Anderson, Grayson Izumi, John Ticer, Victor Herrera, Steven Earle, Kendrick Kengakowa, Gary lshee. THIRD ROW Left to Right: Raymont Johnson, Steven Porter, Mike Munemura, Eric Ellison, Robert Marinas, Elbert Preston. T Q X ,g l l,,a.s. 'Q Mike Muneura, Steven Porter, and Ralph Tilley place lirst, second, and third respectively in the l20 yard low hurdles against Jordan. 'f , - James Washington. Elbert Preston hands the baton to anchorman Eric Bennett which insured a victory for the Dons. mnkmst M ,. as ' A '- r:,,.rv'5Z'f'N -Wa, , M 5 sf - -' 'fl 8. V v , Kb, . Q , Q ' if V 'e i1f'N-is f Q ,www ' ' ' -.ff K G ' A ' A ' a H d G i S , S p O M U'LL'AL 4i K'f4YW it titt 'pfff fgh v,L: Z ,A., M .W ..V,A., MMQrg',' W ,,V,,, , s,,,,,MM.,,M,,,,W, i Pr o vi de a n O utlet fo r it it it iA 'i Inner Tensions . 'i 5-ks, ' X we - X, it. 8 ,,..., . s t if . - 1' 9' 3 2 , t 4 fig f F x 'ii' Oh my sore muscles! I canit laugh, it hurts from V 1. ll doing sit-ups! Every Dorsey Donna will remember i eil, those days of Physical Fitness testing in the P.E. classes, 2 ygg g and yet in spite of sore muscles and aching legs, the Girls , rg L g I EV: Athletic Association is the largest extracurricular club at ,g4g 'lT,fi yvtf W IIIV: A Dorsey. Almost every Dorsey Donna belongs to G.A.A. lig Q, at least OHCC dufing hef three YC-HS at Dofsey- tiei TWO iiigiits it Week- GAA' Otitis Siitii activities Siicii is as archery, basketball, bowling, drill team, gymnastics, -,.. modern dance, softball, tennis, volleyball, and cheer- M Qgvj leading. Special activities that highlight the semester includes the G.A.A. sign-up party, playdays, Letter- women Assembly and the semi-annual G.A.A. Break- fast. Z 3 Q Q i vw .twidbf ,W .qimiff ...an-1 Y ,. ,...J' 5 -vain. V. Girls Swimming Team: ROW I: Janet Bordon, Dorothy Fong, Gayle Wada, Cynthia Kondo. Debbie Walker ROW 23 Anita Jones, Susan Fu- jimoto, Lulina Hemphill, Alyce Fujimoto, Lisa Smith, Kathy Fujimoto, Barbara Metayer, Paula Moore, Denise Jacson. K ., E -: .sm :' ' Wi , I f '-N-M. , Tr' Girls' Gymnastics: ROW I: Susan Royal, Mercy Thomas. Sharley Cobb, Connie Arnold, Paula Moore, Hilda Waller, Gloria Mazique, Damita Carey, ROW 2: Irma Watkins. Denise Jacson, Patricia Reese. Linda Lee, Exie Miller. Kristine lmai, Gail Ozaki, Daisy Lee, Ida Thrift, Pamela Hayes, Setsuko Otsuki, Irene Nozawa, Tennis Team: ROW I: Candy Woo, Lynn Kaneshire, Joyce Baba, Ellies Hihara, Daisy Lee, Sue Louie, Leslie Kim, Nancy Shiota. ROW 2: Janice Johnson, Jeannette Lew, Etoile Abraham, Cindy Kondo, Wendy Jung, Karen Karatsu, Diane Nozawa, Eugenia Grant. ROW 3: lda Thrift, Tina Watanabe, Janet Miyamoto, Yoshiko Shibasaki, Gail Cole, Jean Batey, Florine Charlton, Lillian Fukumoto Il Homecoming Homecoming of 1967, was a time of memories for the Alumni who returned to Dorsey to share the festivities with members of the current student body. The day was highlighted by the crowning ofthe queen and her court on the Rancho field. The court consisted of Lawana Wells, Queeng Gloria Jackson, Maid of Honor, Darna Walton, B-12 Princessg Beverly Kenner, llth grade princess, and Kim Watson, l0th grade prin- cess. Qs. Lawana Wells Queen Darna Walton, B-I2 grade Beverly Kenner, llth grade Kim Watson, l0th grade Princess Princess Princess 5 inutes of Ecstasyw i1'kNi'f51:5-S 2'V4 'q Vbfllf i 'f1xg'fi' 'f hl- :lisa K f f- fffiif'4ff,f'3 5 , E if Mi? ff' gf 'f I K 7 ...,,- X , ifw,IKrAw.tf6'-f-f-f W .L , F. if ff A K H I 71' A nr . A vw . bd, , 2 fwfff-rw.. QF' ,,.w,,Z?, , , . , - - wsgY2As9,k,4,Q1,,gif, , . , ww ,, A -A H, -W-f 1 Af,-f- W 2-K., ,, S Thx' 51 . .A I 9335593 , ,E . , .. R .qmf i- -.,, 1 W I , . :ww 'V A f H 5-A gf i.: It qi, ...-f.f,..! ,Q ,gi,-1, .. - Q A-j . ' I H, ,. I fs. Mwnmm..-f, ww-,MJQQYA hx V I I , . I SA 0- llimfl Lollipop and 4 in A! Honor Guards: left to right: Kayatana Harrison, Melody Tom, Mae Whitlock, Kathy Robin, Alice Fujimoto, Janice Wong, Donna Takata, Deidra Chatman, Karen Tanaka, Renee Kenner, Linda Takagaki, Charlene Lomax, Patti Uye- no, Mary Rivera. Queen's Attendant: Kevin Loo. HAPPINESS is knowing t May Day Court, 1968, BACK ROW left to righ Princesses: Debbie Leung, Gail Cole: Connie Ricl ettsg Rene Rambo: Liz Louie, Carla Arnold, Sharc Hayward: Teresa Mosley: Grand Marshal, Debl Roses MAY DAY l968 Lolipops and roses was the theme l'or May Day this year, and so it should be. For these trinklets was sprinkled all over Dorsey High School on May 3. For the first time in Dorsey's history. other grade levels were represented on May Day, The A-l2's were represented with ten princesses, two maids ol' honor and one queen. The B-l2's had live princesses. The remaining grade levels had four honor guards apiece, Marsha Haley 'i 3 ji S . . , A Q , I K - rf J X' .QW YQ 5 i'-ff '- fi --..q,Qi- i made Queen. Bright faces, full of expectation, signaling the beginning ol' the festivities 'nithz Maid ol' Honor, Leslie Anthony: Queen, Teresa Yokoyama. FRONT ROW left to right: olanda Duvernay: Maid ol' Honor, Dorothy Wong: Flower Girl, Lisa Toomer, Crown Carrier. Daniel rincesses: Susy Royal: Lorraine Dillardg Lynne Brockg Flower Girl, Sherri Brown, hompsong Barbara Shoji: Linda Leung: .lune Nako: Jay picks the co The The Sweetheart Tree Planted ntestants for the dance contest. Knights and Ladies found THE band. Sym ui? Her Royal Majesty Queen Yolanda. Princesses and their escorts await the presentation of the queen. court souls at night. E I W ., of slug gp ' 'Vi , ' 'Hi' if -U '9 'ab f'9 '?-Q.-v-V-.aww-y.-5.'r.vvfa't JA. 1 'ufvb'--++-faf51,.-5,1-s,ar-14's ..- . 'f'fI 'i 'lr-M Lil' 'nv 7--'P 1 f'ft 5'f -fl? -t -ir-QQ 'WQO tr 4y,1u- Off? 2 rw' 5? 'KQV . ,- A . f Ki LE 'J' ' TELAI f fi 4 , , x ,af Z 2 fr In my opinion the office of Senior Aye class President is the most difficult, laborious, and disappointing one to be found. Yet, nowhere at Dorsey can a richer, more rewarding experience be obtained. During my term of office, I found that I was faced with one of the most demanding responsibilities that can be bestowed upon a student. That responsibility was to make this last semester the most satisfying, fun, and inspirational, the most remembered one of our three year stay at Don Town. In fulfilling this obligation there was one term, one object or quality, which ever you might call it, that stood out as the key to it all , . , class pride. As I think back I can recall many, many instances when that pride seemed to be no more. But somehow, in the final evaluation, I could only say that Les Chatelains, Class of W'68 were endowed with total pride for one class. Serving as President was undoubtedly the greatest honor I experienced at Dorsey and I thank my class for giving me the chance. To Dorsey, I can only say that the past is gone, never can it be CHERYL AN GREG PATTER A VERY SUCCESSFUL E IORYE R. re-lived, but the memories . , . the Les Chatelains and l will never forget. Thank you Dorsey. Sincerely, - Gregory Iwataki Class President W'68 Greg Iwataki- President Floyd Roberson Shirley Jones .ac- l1ee.4x?isf , 1 Wil? Mr. Willoughby, class sponsor, is currently writing an autobi- ography entitled, fwould you believe?l Oh Woe Is Me i subtitle: The Trials and Tribulations ofa senior advisor. EPHEBIAN W'6 During the times 0fAnCient Greeee, an Ephebiiin WHS senior class and their teachers. Just as Greece was the a youth receiving training in scholarship and leadership. training ground for the early Ephebians, Dorsey prepares The Ephebians are much in existence today also. At these Ephebians for a life of continual community ser Dorsey, they are chosen by the fellow members of their vice after graduation. Bruce Hasegawa Tom Trabin 'xg as A -. l 'R g - wax .Y - gJ,9'f' 7 : W f a n I ' V W 'wink 2, -fy Q V1 is Suzanne Lampert Victoria Silvestri Vfi: if E5 3751? t 'ff i Z V ti ii si-' . - h Y , Shirley Yorimoto Beverly Ryder 'i i Ilene Rockman Allen, Patricia Allen, Perry Anthony Arnold Arouh, Sid Avery, James Baldwin, Elneatha r i Barron, Ronald Bell, Linda Bell, Richard Bentley, Linda Bouldrin, Willie Bowie, Brenda Bracy, Patita Bradford, Harold Briggs, Carla Brown, Fayle Brown, Patricia Brunner, Sultra H 'E ,gm ,M , if . . ,fy ,. ,,,,, ..? , ,WI -, V ,- 7 Burns, Paula Butts, Darrylin Candioti, Dianne Carlisle, Kenny Carter, Adrienne Cavitt, Cheryl Chan, Linda Charlton, Florine Cheval, Linda Chung, Janie Coffrey, Lavanson Cole, Wanda l 16 l Collins, Jacqueline Collins, Louie Conovitz, Jim J z Crawford, Calvin Crittendon, Stephanie Crowell, Janice Dorsett, Craig Douglas, Cheryl Dumas, Roland Eng, Mee Ling Fisher, Shellene Fisher, Trudy Foxx, Debrace Fujita, Edward Gee, Elaine Conyvr, Lenola Devereaux, Debora Duncan, Mallary Fleming, Martha Gin, Jeffrey 117 Cook, David Cooper, Bertran Dixon, Carolyn Dorn, Arigiereen Eakin, Steve Emerson, Bruce Fong, Robin Ford, Hugh Gill, Clara Gillespie, Fredrick Givens, Renade Glenn. Michael Goto. Shoji Gray, Brenda Gray. Paulette Griggs. Jessica Grope, R. Gunnell. Ronald Haig. Debby Hammond. Octavia Hanaoka, Linda Hblflldil. Janet Planning their next move are Sealbearers, Greg Iwataki. Vir- ginia Lew. Ilene Rockman. Mae Kiau and Elaine Gee. as they are in hopes of winning the game. Harden. .lolynn Hasegawa. Bruce Hayward. Terry Higashi. Suzanne Hirabayashi. Ken Hiraishi. Thomas Holiday. Janet Honkawa, Janis Honkawa. Jud,,ith Hopkins. Ranford Howard. Perry Hurton, Charles Ikeda, Marie Ikemura. Bonnie Imai. Linda 0 fl Irvine. Gary Isomura, Nancy Imaizumi. Kristine I I I rf Ives. Valera Iwataki. Gregory Jackson. Deanne Two out standing Sealbearers. Carol Schwartz and Beverly Ryder, contributed a great deal to Dorsey s student community .VH Jackson. Gloria Jackson. Ray' Jackson. Ronald wilimlv Johnson. Glen Johnson. Wilbert Jones. Dorena Jones. Marguerite Jones. Shirley Jones. Terriann Q 'fm v Q , ,A Jung, Cliford Kendrick, JoeA nn Lampert, Suzanne Lew, Virginia London, Ernest Kadomatsu, Elko Kamachi, Yoichi Kanno, William Kim, Tyrone Kirk, Shiella Kizu, Mae Lara, Alfredo Lee, Rose Lee, Thomas ..,. W' .' 1 n g 1,5552 , - ,,,. ' - 1: 'X 4 S M .Q M 4 , 5552, We 'iilizi :Ei ggizgxdr, gk wig, 'lily fizgm 1 w 'll Lewis, Judith Lewis, Ronald Lim, Sharon rr Qs .... Q -. 7 v ..,,.. .. ,E w a e' w iZg4zFlqz,5eSlfi 2 rl 15:j,tLif.i l, i .. ff - ,Mi -:f, . - 'Lex .4 '-: g, ,- :T , . - . . ,gif 5 . are S iii L :. LOVC. Beverly Lucas, Gerald Lynn, Edythe 120 Kataoka, George Kohigashi, Sandra Lew, Bill Lim, Shirley Malane, LeCalya Kazahaya, Glen Kondo, Dennis Lew, Lipton Lindsey, Marlene Marshall, Jacqueline Matsuguma, Sandra Mills, Bruce Morimoto, Hitoichi Nakamura, Masako Newman, Jeanette McCollum, Ronald Miyamoto, Robert Moss, Delmarie Nak awatase, Junichi Nishikawa, John ,ta gf, McCoy, Marjorie McDonald, Gregory McMillon, Marcetta Miller, Althea N G Moore, Margaret Morgan, Emmett Mori, George Morikawa, Michiko Moultrie, Karen Nakai, Karen Nakajima, Takashi Nakamura, Marion Nance, Norval Nasiem, Arthur Nelson, Marilyn Newman. Deborah if Q., S52 ll ,f f if Nishitsuji, Gayle Norris, Joseph Oates, George Osby, Gary 121 Hwwwnugvf -num' -W - N MX, , E2 X t 6 A views Oshita, Florence Owens, Earlene Owens, Cheryl Perry, Alvin Poole, Rodney Posey, Bernadette Posey, Gail Quan, Arlene Quan, Edwin Powell, Michael Smilmg with satisfaction over a job well done are Prothro, Ernest 2 23 Quong, Stephen Redix, Doris Ritchie, Ann Sealbearers Janie Chung, Yoichi Kamachi, and Vicki Richardson, Sam Sllvesm' - any 'L . J N, 5 4: -nf 1:354- ff .9 it f 5 i i A J 'X :- 'Q HQ' W f fi' 1 'Z 5 , Roberson, Carl Roberson, Floyd Ridgill, Charles Roberts, Leonard Robinson, Cynthia Rockman, llene 122 3 ,aQ 5 I n'W'1, ' f Rodgers, Vivian Ross, Patronella Rucker, Beverly Rucker, Mazie Ryder, Beverly Ryono, Tsuyoshi Sakadkl. Mark Sakaguchi, Kazuyo Sakamoto, Gary nausea Satertield, Michael Sato. Hideki Schwartz, Carol Avid readers ol' Playboy 7 Not on your life! These Seal- bearers, Hoover Ng, Stephen Quong, Larry Tom, and Karen Nakai are really in earnest. Scott, Ronald Sewell, Deborah Sexton, Pamela LE.: Shields, Miriam Shima, Sallie Shiroma, Diane Shur, Marianne Silvestri, Victoria Simpson, Linda 123 Smith, Robert Smith, Yvonne Splane, Joseph Spurlin, Tonee Takeda, Eileen Taketaya, Karen Thompson, Ronald Thompson, Sharon Smoot, Carol Snyder, Robert Sola, Cheryl Starks, Sandra Stepp, Vivienne Suzuki, Gail Tani, Elaine Taylor, Carolyn Thomas, Susanna Tom, Lawrence Tomita, Masao Torrico, Pat Speed, William Sylvan, Donna Thompson, Gail Toyama, Glen Trabin, Tom Uyeno, Pat Wade, Carlotta Waksberg, Henry Walton, Ann Walton, Michael 124 Wang, Ruth Wasserman, Ron Watanabe, Robert ASN., Wa 2 nf- r 25 , sy , .. -,,5-3.1.-i5j, :: '. ,st - 5 'aaa 91 2 T au N0 Wells, Lawana Wheaton, Harvey Whitley, Regina Williams, Beverly Williams, Rhonda Williams, Sherron Wong, Jerry Woodford, Arnold Woods, Allen Weaver, Michael Weisberg, Theodore Q - if--W 1 . 1: 1 ,c,5:-fgnsgvfmffnmaaeazfn. . w'HE':-mg: I- : 1: :QI- X ist.. . 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Bcvcrlx Rx dcr Best Personality Shirley Yuriniolo M ost U n lorgettablc Significanl Albert Cjrunnucci und Kurcn Moultrie Most Scholarly Vicki Silvcsiri and Most Sincerc M051 Athlei Gayle Nishilsuii and Ronald Scott 3 Bob Wutunzihc Roland Dumas , .Q an-ning. l Most Friendly Krib lmaizumi and Roger Yanugitu Seniors me Lambert f . ,- .vvwsv-v 1 ' i i f -f f 1 ,9 fr Best Dressed Bruce hmerson and L2lWLlI'l2l Scott Best Looking Gloria Jackson Most Popular Cheryl Douglas and 'TYQV Bert Cooper 'l Most Witty Martha Fleming And Masao Tomita Most Inspirational Cheryl Ciuvitt and Greg lwutuki -,,....- B ff 'e 'W ., ,. 5 AS : Q 1 s 1 E Q P! The Newly Formed Afro-American Club ROW I: Karl Cotwright, Richard Owens, Peggy Jolly, Denise Edwards, Mary Broussard, Lynn Hemphill, Stephanie Logan, Deena Glover, Joyce Ottey, Alvin Maxwell, Mrs. Francis: ROW 2: Greg Ford, Richard Johns, Derrick Roberts, Aver Burroughs, Zowie Johnson, Sondra Tett, Deborah Anderson, Diane Buckner, John Davis, ROW 3: Greg Le Blanc. Billy Gibson, Herbert Simms, Larry Smith, Don Dorsey, Maurice Roundtree, Peter Sellers, Ronald Presley, Leon Washington, ROW 4: Robert Maxwell, Bruce Thomas, Robert White. J, The Memory Years w fa A ,M .L,. 1 :ip-zyui ' ,I51,,. , mwwfsfi 4 V, L,v,A g5L, ' ' 'S1sQSfj.wQ:5-QT-5 , f 5 A 'QQ-L-Lf.4a,.s ,www , wiwy-V-ff 5-gf .A.,. ,unify- X S S , S Gfygwwviwklws Yiwlif C:wa:wgf Today we morrow we lead 512055-g-Svffw h agmfwf f S if LE DE PRECIA v .V3 ' L -fs-an af ff--Mewwwf- me We ,--gARgM.y,,L.,,,,,Lm. QW.. Q 5 + sw SX - wk If 'QQ , , isis il ' j:i'jL,f'gw, g1,l1'E5Q4?57f7 . ' fi:':i ' . f, 'ffm sz. 21 M is R , Wm,. Les Desprecian Cheerleaders, FIRST ROW: Donna Austin, Belly Lyons: SECOND ROW: Kathy Dunn, Carla Arnold, Marcia OtTutt, Belinda Peters: THIRD ROW: Harvey McDonald, Henry Matsumura, .lay Lockelt. Spirit Boosters of he Lively Setii ,A iid .QL K fi As we all look back and reflect upon the last 3 years, we are filled both with joy and sorrow. To a few people, graduation will mean the end of a lot of anguish, but to the rest of us, it will mean leaving one main stepping stone in life behind, to enter the world of tomorrow. But whatever your feelings are as you depart, you will never forget the experiences and knowledge you have gained today. We, as seniors proved to the rest of Dorsey, that the Les Desprecians truly had pride in their class. Overcoming many obstacles, we never gave up, and through that determination we were able to obtain our goals. Late as it was, our soul and spirit really rose when we got back the priviledge of class cheerleaders. With their help and the support of our class, our senior week was a total success, along with our talent show, and field day. I will never forget the experiences, both heartaches and joys I had in holding this office. Thank you for the opportunity to serve you, I will always treasure it. Thanks to the dedication of my hardworking whose perserverance helped me immeasurably, and to Mr. Willoughby, my sponsor, who was always there to lend a helping hand. And also a special thanks to my Senior A Council. It was with their help and ability to communicate with the members of the class that the Spirit of the Les Desprecians, will al- ways burn with pride in the hearts of each of us. We the class of S'68 have truly left our mark at Dorsey. Sincerely. Rene Rambo Senior A Class President Summer 1968 Senior B Cabinet Linda Butcher President Carmen' Page Gary Inouye Beverly Tarumoto -'Liz Louie sp Leslie Anthony Deidre Bynum Mari Inouye Steve Irwin EPHEBIAN Cindy Lowe Diane Matsuno Rene Rambo Beverly Tarumoto S MMER 196 Dorothy Wong Richard Wong Terrina Wong Linda Yamada 132 Karl Kawakami Sealbearers S'68 S'68 Sealbearers Sealbearers S'68 S'68 Sealbearers Sealbearers S'68 S'68 Sealbearers Sealbearers S,68 S'68 Sealbearers Sealbearers S'68 Kay Jones Darrell Harris Vanessa Casting Afdl' Kong Diane Matsuno What determines academic success or failure? Maturity, perseverance , , . and the ability to do more than one thing exceptionally well. Roland Sakiyama Richard Wong Beverly Tarumoto Jerry Samuels 133 WGN?- Allen, Wanda Anderson, Alvin Armstrong, Bruce Avery, Mildred Banks, Patrice . ,E Alexander. Cynthia Alexander, Janey Anderson, Michael Andre, Nori Arnold, Carla Artry. Yvonne Bailey, Carl Bailey, Marsha Battiste, Cheryl Battle, Thomas 134 Alexander. Jeannie Allison, Lynda Alonso, Pedro Anthony, Leslie Aramaki, Hiroshi Arias, Luis Austin, Donna Austin, Tommy Auyong, Sam 'QD Bailey, Michelle Baker, Myrna Banks, Linda -ai 'oi i 0 if it Becnel, Maurice Bell, George Bentley, Donna Berry, Eleen Berry, Sonja Birdine, Addison Bradshaw, Leslie Bray, Roderick Brice, Erle Brown, Gwen Brown, Jackie Brown, James Brumleyf Esther Bunn, Linda Burrell, Helena .ewieztw . iiigfigiiifiiif ' V J ,,,', Bynum, Deidre Canaday, Joyce Cannon, Morris Blackmon, Rosalind Borba, Kevin Botley, Johnnie Broadway, Carol Brothers, George Brown, Geraldine Brown, Jo Anne Broussard, Mary Brumfield, Jackie Burrell, Judy Bush, Eddie Butcher, Linda Ca 135 sig! 1 nnon, Paula Castine, Vanessa Castle, Joseph Champ, Ora Chan Liong, Susana Cheatham, Charles Chin, Jeff Cho, David Choice, Kenneth Chow, Jane Crystal, Michael Clarke, John Cordoba, Donnie Coleman, Cass Collier, William . . . a magic ingredient l l E Collins, Louis Compton, Gene Cone, Diane Cone, John Conic, Elizabeth 136 Cornwell, Sherion .. discussing world problems '1...w'-1 Cover, Julia Covington, Pallie Crawford, Lois Dallas, Brenda Daniels, Marvina Davis, Anna Davis, 'Thomas Davis, Thyra Dea, Barbara -Nl: Crawford, Rene Cotton, Gregory Colwright, Marty Crone, Zanetla Cross, James , xii: :. .r g5:j,ig2, rmi:. f szssiagilsiw If -e ,, - - K i f e .1 ' sfs15ssf1sf?Z w,m.e,: V . we--we -: Davis, Eric Debrow, Carl 137 Davis, John Davis, Steve Dennis, Gwendolyn Dillard, Loraine wap--w l Dolphin, Errol Doutherd, Cyrille Downs, Joyce Dunn, Kathy Durden, Calvin Durham, Maurice Duvernay. Yolanda Edwards, Anita With gritted teeth and a little muscle, Linda Butcher and Carmen Page show their strength as they pull the Les Desprecians to victory over the Les Chatelains in a tug of war. . Edwards, Arvis Edwards, Denise -. rtii-.Zami X 3, ..,a, aawsgg,, , fl- : H Q2 V-1-15 It V -mi-fs.iM 'ISI ,sex ' 's Aig'zett11xrsi 7:- 11 - arenas ' is-Ve--.flax-is ,ni EEL Silk 'slat' 111:13 11511 ,5::':E'f? : sink. .151 . 'Steiff tff ' ' :es fy Q58 a,.a,.as,. , ,. i1ips11W,, . , f I f us: - ' gf ' - 'i2iiE5i5:V I. if . f-Y Iii saeizffaililf D 'EQ .Q i l , lg' r I Ellis, Karl Evans, Carl Everage, Darryl Farrow, Larry Fields, George Filer, Joseph wggfgujf : K Q 1. - 5,3915 if .iw if-ffmf Q. fi 7 ii , -yr U egg: I gf W Qs? W ' Fisher, Arnold Fisher, Randy Florentinus, Pamela Flowers, Linda Floyd, Raymond Forte, Pamela l38 'mi Foster, Edward Franklin. Lisa Fugita, June Fujikuni, Barbara Furumura, .lelf Galifney, Carlotta fs S if Z K 'W -'62 gg Gay, Deborah Gibson, Billy aa gfgfifnil Gillian, Roberta Gin, Barbara Debbie Smith becomes mayor for a day as she is handed a proclamation to the city by Mayor Givens, Edward Glover, Deena Sam Yony 2? i I Q i i 1 Sri? Goff, Norris Goldin, Anna Gomez, Miguel Gondjian, JoAnne Gray. Paul Green, Dennis l39 M53 1 :Al N Green, Julie Green, Linda Greer, Inez Grubbs. .loy Haley, Marsha Hall, Lynn gli ,..n Hall, Richard Hamilton, Carlos Handson, LaVerne Harris, Hardie Harris, Taliaferro Harris, Valera U Q :L- Hawkins, Frank Hawkins, Pat Hayes, Vertis s F4 I Hendricks, Drena Herring, Lucinda Hicks, Virginia Harkless, Jolaine Harris, Angela Harris, Darrell ,i ,S N. Hashimoto, Yuri Hata, Peter Hawkins, Bennie Hayward, Delyna Haywood, Sharon Henderson, Carl Hing, 140 or s f-,E Dena Hirayama, Glenn Ho, Tina f fl ,Q .' -vw' . '-K A PM JS' 5 is i , Q V, . 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Q 3 27 f ? 5 2 2 1 2 2 f 2 5 3 4 5 5 5 J my M 1 wr. -- fu .:1fsgff::.s3g,,r.2.fg .fgggsggziimsisaggg f.'m5Qi:: -In Q- M .,r: gggfrfekw, 31 VM 'V3E?Xs,s:5laxvirfS 3 :1Qw1rwrw2 Jones, Kay Juo, Elaine Kaneshiro, Wayne Kataoka, Brian Keisser, Robert Keller, Kurt Kerford, Charles Kim, Kent is A HFS - - Q rlr lsr. : x- Eg 'rf 2 li E, ii 3 fi R' King, Rocha Kino, Sharon Kinsey, Gwen Kishi, Steve KONE, Afdilh Kotow, Takeshi Kusumi, Chris LaChapelle, Charles may A 'K 'M-W 1 i , , wiki Land, Rachael Lamotee, Wanda Landsdowne, David Lavell, Rory 143 Kawakami, Karl King, Brad Kitada, Ken Lacey, Millie Lee, Adele K awano, Frances King, Grover Kiyonara, Janice La Fall, Shiela Lee, David -- -,ng-nf Lee, Wing Leung, Linda Just a little bit more does it! 91 rn. Infos, v 'Wie Q? I . rm ' , 'fffljfi N sis . P 3: ' ..s'f?f2' .. 3,25 .... . K 'll , . 4 k 2. Lewis, Carolyn Lewis, Denise Lewis, Ronald Lincoln, Norman Lindsey, Jackie LipkiS. R0gCl' Littlejohn, Barbara Livingston, Evelyn Loeb, Cleve Logan, Stephanie Lopez, Ronald Loughery, Donald Louie, Elizabeth Love, Lana Lowe, Cynthia Lowe, Ken Lu, Joyce Lun, Marilyn 144 Lloyd, Patricia Lyons. Betty Mathis, Dyanne Mathis, RX Matsumura, Henry J Maxey, Zenobia NA F Lyons, Pat Magnus. Louella Martin, Kenneth Mathis, Carolyn Anthony Matsumoto, Anne Matsumoto, Jean Matsuno. Diane Matsuda, Judy Up, Up, and Away!! eff tte 1 i n 5, rt 5.1 2, V lt: , tx? 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Lawrence Nixon, Pat Norris, Gail Nozaki, Mark Oflutt, Marcia Okuma, Janice Okuno, Mark Ong, Gayle Onoda, Sharon Orr, Paula Ortiz, Marcella 147 +-eq-1-VK l ei Int' -an ,-q' -4 Ota, Rumiko Ottey, Joyce Owens, Linda Ozaki, Glenn I , 1- 'Wu Little .lack Horner, sat in a corner eating his pie away? Pacincar, Terry page' Carmen VR . Pak, Lillie Patty, Francine Paulsen, Anita Payne, Carol Peel, Janice Peters, Belinda l 1 Petry, Olevia Pino, Don Pruden, William Quan, Yvonne Quant, Ronald Rambo, Rene' 148 if s li Ragland, Ronald Redd, Michael Reece, Levette Reed, Alexis Rcfnin, Inge Richards, JoAnne Richardson, Bret Ricks, Douglas Riggins, Norma Rivera, Kathy Reynolds, LaVania Robinson, Diedra ng A J, f 4 V' . - f' 1 Robinson, Gloria Robinson, Sharon ageml Rose, Paula Rosenthal, Suzanne Royal, Susan Runnels, Rochelle Oh Yeah? 149 w -11 Sakiyama, Roland Samuels Jerrv Sanders Loretta Schiess, Regula Scrrvens Mlchael Seats Darrylm Sharpiro, Frank af Shoji, Barbara Smith Alex Smrth Danlel Smrth Deborah Smlth Elllot Smith, Ethyl Smlth Larry Smith Theodore Smith Verna Song Gayle Sparks Linda Steels May Stephens, Jackie Sterling, Leon Sukimoto, Roy 'W S ll: fl - riir W X ilk' QM 'if ,- l F39 Remember the class colors, cheerleaders, cameras and crowds on Class Recognition Day? Sulton, Barbara wwf' 5 1 fi , . Ns t is X SUIIOI1, PCICF SUI'-lkii Greg Tachibana, Mikio Takayama, Bill Talley, John Talton, Donna 3 A , 5- szz' f l t ' ' tl l S Tarumoto, Beverly Tatum, Melanie Taylor, Sandra Terada, Vickie Thrift, Ida Thomas, Gail 151 rv glP1 '7 ' Thomas. Stephanie Thompson, Lynne Thompson, William Ticer, Albert Ticer, Willie Tirado, Joseph Tobin, Jay Toca, Debi Tom, Cynthia Toma, Glenn Tong, Irene Towner, Stella Trammel, Beverly 'rum' ki L Washington, Eddie Mae '-'lr' White, Darryl Turner, John Valley, Barbara Waddy, Ronald Walton, Darna Ware, Sharon y Washington, Leon Washington, Sharon Watanabe, Stanley Watkins, Erma Weatherby, Bruce White, Georgetta White. Julian White, Robert White, Ronald Whitfield, Jon 152 Whitlock, Sylvia l Williams, Brenda Williams, Vera Woo, Mamie Yim, Frances Wilson, Anita Wilson, Trevor Wilson, Wayne ' fxifrl 3 4' , ' niifwa in T159 rr 2, MQ Williams, Brenda Williams, Jackie Williams, Ocie Williams, Yvonne Wong, Bob WOYIS- DOTOUW p w My W . 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'5Xki'l,X1 X ,uwkk U it MY!! A , fra - ., f t at Q x 4 3 . 5 ,. ft- -me 1 as 5, . :QM -Q. 'I' X, is K , . , et fs V' A '. ,gt -. t . .J . Q ie? I -,,, 5 :..-'.- , , 'i Sanders, Sammy A picnic, which may well become a tradition, was held in the early part of October by the ambitious Class of W'69. This event featured lunch, activities and entertainment. , ,,.. . , K, , i ,,, , Q , JW V . aw IS iifff J ii 'ii I ff ii. A 3 filltai s J if . ' ' gg' Q. 4' if and ag ima 3 i7zv.i,Ufx 'fm 15' we A-,., v- , tv. 1 Q 3 1 11' Q .,, .Q , I p s 2 iii l st , , ul Qu -my H A , .-,. , A 'Xi' e L J ixfli X Q Q s ie W f , we '::: L. ' E s: i,, J iiii K V M, .I I ' - :V K .4 :II . ,,..: ' ' ft... ,J .- A ,ex Portee, David Potter, Judy Prescott, Bruce Rausch, Karla Ray, John Reed, Alexis Reed, Michael Redwood, Richard Rhodes, Glenda Ricketts, Connie Ritchie, Kathryn Roberts, Derick Roberts, Michelo Rosbury, Carole Routt, Sharon Scott, Darrell Sensabrugh, William Severe, Michael Shepard, Gayle Shinagawa, Patricia Shiozawa, Alice Simmons, Edward Sims, Cassandra Singleton, Jim Sisto, Sylvia Skuarus, George Smith, Gregory Smith, Lemar Smith, Linda Smith, Patrick Song, Gayle Spann, Joyce Stewart, Mark Sum, Ronald Suzuki, Lorraine Tate, Claudia Taylor, Linda Theriot, Hank Thomas, Gayle Thomas, Gayle Thompson, Charles Thompson, Gary Tiggs, Armenta Trotter, Michael Tsi, Helen Wade, Delbert Wakano, Judy Walker, Debie Walker, Jeanet Wallace, Dormey Watanabe, Kenneth Watson, Nery Webb, Olclayton Wellington, Jonathan 160 Whiteside, John Whitmore, Cynthia Wichard, Claudette Williams, Anita Williams, Corlis Williams, Delene Williams, Wayne Wilson, Vernelle Wilson, Vernelle Wolfson, Antoinette Wong, Frances Wong, Elaine Wong, Nathan Woo, Candace Woods, Karl Wright, Ethel Wright, John NFL W Yamagawa, Corinne Yamaguchi, Shigeko Yamashiro, Richard Yokoyama, Teresa Young, Carl Yoshihiro, Akemi Young, John ,, '?.':S' ,,,,, J ,'.: iies lu 3 at .K I f , N Lg f , a .fir K, 5 1 -- L ,W F , -: W? alfa me - ,sf leak The Class of S '69 Builds for the Future Adair, Linda Adams, Maurice I at ,si J, 'W a, if .E Akiyama, Dianne V Alexander, Elliott V ,1,. M Alexander, Janis , Allain, Edsel ' .,, Q f P , Q Alston, Paulette We Ambo, Edmond ,, A A Anderson, Dan Alqk g W, Anderson, Diane f - .,. M .,., Q , Anderson, Gail J 'li Anderson, Rosalind ' i i' - -', Y F . 1 Q Ashley Q ' Q at Avant 5, ,Q Austin -f s Baker, , Baker, Y ' - VL ,gi X Avery, Baines, Andrew, Gregory Armstead, Judy Armstrong, Reginia Arnold, Connie Arthur, Louis Ashford, Ernest Glenda Wanda Jeanette Gerald Willie Harold Nancy A Balthard, Richard -, .--. Barnes, Denise 'EW ' Q Barneh, Aaron A Basset, Jo Ann V Bates, Raymond ,I ,M 3? J Bahiste, Gwendolyn 'Ni' ' S' 35. J at 91 1 A Beard, Gary ' . Bennette, Debra A Benthy, Janice , I, ,S Bentley, Ken 1 is ,dk S - . f-' ' 3 Fl, ' Bernez, Bruce Bevil, Noble Black, Barbara ' Bland, Avis Boson, , Blanton, Andre Blaylock, Anola Borders, Charlotte Borthwell, Donald Anthony , Boutte, Deborah xi S Bradford, Craig Branch, Anita This is a class! A class of skilled, talented, and energetic young people. You find them in practically every club and organization this school has to offer. They are in there discussing, rehearsing, and con- stantly giving ideas and guidance for the betterment of this school, and it is because of these students, this class, tand others like itj that education becomes a worthwhile process. - Branch, William 4 Breaux, Marceline ' Brewtow, Pamela 1 Brice, Sylvia 5 ,5 j '--' Bridges, Bradford Q 0 ' '-f x .7 Bridges, Breckford ' ..-'l Brockenbury, Judith E - Brown, Chester Brown, Darvin QM . V ' ' . l Brown, Frank , Brown, Greta y 'I I Brown, Guy ' Q , ggi? , Brown, Stewart , 'Q Brown, Joyce A ii ,S ' Brown, Teresa l6l Burbridge, Andre Burneh, Renee Burns, Lawrence Burns, Linda Burroughs, Katheryn Butler, Hayward Byras, Shelvin Calloway, Michael Campbell, James Carey, Damita Carey, Steve Carlos, Alvarez Cablton, Donald Carrell, Delores Carter, Delores Carter, Letilia Carter, Sandra Carter, Susan Caudle, LeRoy Cheeks, Orenzo Childs, Linda Chin, Lorie Chism, Joe Christentery, Larry Christmas, Anita Christopher, Patrice Chung, Michael Church, Terry Clements, Cheryl Clements, Michael Clemons, Mitzi ColTey, Alice Colar, Charles Cole, Floyd Cole, VerDawn Coleman, Denise Collins, Barry Collins, Edward Collins, Eugene Collins, Kirk Collins, Restee Consentine, Delois Cornett, David Courtney, Marc Cousins, Sheila Crawford, Clyde Criego, Alex Crisp, Jean I .slkf f. 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'T W' pi 4 Q v -M ' E ,,, ' k ,jx r Charles G A la at u Gregory June , Michael Lunne Jacobs, Lynda James, Albert James, Bernice James, Gayle James, Sharon James, Alvin f , i ' at in J Hi was Jennings, Gail Johnson, Darrel Johnson, Gerald Johnson, Harold Johnson, Jacquline Johnson, Joseph Johnson, June Johnson, Raymont Johnson, Robert , ,, 3' Johnson, Zoherwiller ,- ' 'i'i Johnson, Franklin All' ' I Jollvette, Brenda Jones, Baron Jones, Ethel Jones, Freddie at I VC' l R . R Q,- ,Y V Y-.,.,. ----- -- V 'Ei' aah? -Ev W if f'f ils? ' s 1, - 3- is iff, 'F W gg-iff , ,1 ,. , YS! -as is ,SW , , ,. if ,vi Us ,QfF mia' 'E 3QMi QWW' WM! fleas- he - ' , iz . , W V762 1' it , i K f ei , if 88 AE, f Q. tfal , l SI, , G ,,, ,:'L f- if , ag , 251 WE? 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Miyashiro, Shirley Mok, Kenney Monaoughan, Sheryl Moonday, Beldwin Dorsey, Don Montellano, Frank Monticue, Debbie Moore, Azell Moore, Douglas Morikawa, Akemi Morley, Christopher Morris, Veroncia Murphy, Cassandra Murry, Irvin Myers, Deborah Nakamura, Steve Nakata, Wilfred Nash, Donna Nicholson, Charles Nishimura, Jeanne Nobles, Gabriel Noguchi, Gene Nolan, Matthew Norman, James ,,s..g av ' 1 K., '24 af 1 lv' ,Z 1' 6 Nr-H 5 iv, I 2 Norris, Larry Norton, Jackie Nullar, Terry Oba, Gary Ogawa, Linda Okazaki, Nancy Okamoto, Joanne Okida, Eimie Okita, Sharon Olege, Rolanda Oliver, Barry Omori, Mona Onishi, Peggy Ortiche, Michael Osborne, Margie Otsuki, Seteuko Owens, Carla Owens, Linda Ozaki, Gail Parks, Eseadro Patterson, Larry Patto, Leslie Paul, Stanley Payne, David Payton, Patsy Peace, C Perkins, Eugene Perkins, James Perkins, Maxine Perkins, Rudolph Peterson, Chris Phellps, Kenneth Phillips, George Phillips, Vicki Pippins, Juan Pope, Juanita Porter, Jacquelyn Prescod, Bruce Preston, Elbert Puller, Linda Putilla, Patricia Quan, Martin Quon, Marvid Quinones, Raymond Rabb, Joy Ragland, Quita Ragston, Aurora Randle, Eugene Ray, Donald Ray, Phillip Reed, Charletta Reed, Jewell Refuge, Diana Refuge, Shelia Rhay, Gloria Rhoten, Eugene . Rhodes, Dwayne Richard, Dana Riser, Judy Rivers, J. R. Rivers, Lynn Roberts, Mark Robin, Kathy Robinson, Jacqueline Robinson, James Rogokos, James Ross, Zandra Ross, Zaneta Rucker, Herman Rupert, Michael Russell, Robert Russell, Roy ,. ,sw . 1,1 1, .,,,.. , . .5 if, I - K A n u 13+ L A L it 'wx V 14 viii! if we -.wwe fe 2.--, J ,,,,,, ,.... W, , 3 Q2 ,K ,. 1' I 6' , L ... W :Es --.-,vw 6 sa ire-w-vase-wut:-i rf f 5 -t H A 'N .msflssw 1,1 191. , r -if A . , . niag- T7' -2 if , so Q? ' af is , Smith, Donna Solomun, Ingrid Smith, Leonard Smith, Melba Q ' gl z ': ': t , S -5. - 'l x ::, A t,. 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Charles Staveren, Anne Stokes, Charles Septoe, Larry Stephens, Marcelyn Sterling, Rosaland Street, David Suyeishi, Mark Sweeney, John Sykes, Alma Takagaki, Linda Takayama, Alan Takei, Eddie Taketaya, Darlene Takeuchi, Ronnie Taitt, Donna Talley, Emily Tanigawa, Arlene Tann, Ardistie Tarver, Cynthia Tajiri, Kay Tawa, Setsuko Taylor, Gregory Taylor, Larry Taylor, Rosalyn Taylor, William Taylor, William Tett, Brenda Texada, Steven Thomas, Denita Thomas, Geraldine Thomas, Maria Thompson, Lauren Thompson Orestes Thompson Stephen Thompson Stephen Thompson Tia - 1 ' r H- iq -1 -we ii. 'te fg: rf. W, J K , .... ,S -if ' 1.21 w ,Q - .. . Sledge Linda Smart, Robert Smoot, Jack Smith, Arthur Smith, Bettye Smith, Broderick Smith, Bruce Ticer, John Tinson, Larry Titus, Donnetta Tobin, Michele Tome, Ellen Toomvy, Kathy Torrice, Eliania Townsend, Connie I66 ' :Z , . , 8 ,7 if 5,912 A ' Qty gs, , 5 . ,-.. 1 ':. 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Donald Tyler, Clarissia Tysdale, Richard Ursery, Robert Uyemura, Todd Valdez, Olsa Vargas, Rosemary Villahermosa, Andre Vigiani, Mario Vinson, Karen Walden, Michael Walker, Brenda Walker, Gregory Ward, Kay Washington, Sylvia Watanabe, Kenneth Watson, Cheryl Waugh, Deborah Waye, Deborah Welch, Gregory Wells, Joann Wells, Sherri Wesley, Deborah White, White, White, White White, White, Doug Paula Ronald Sondra Stephine Wanda Whitehead, Vernon Whitlock, Mae Whilburn, Ronald Wilhite, Mark Williams, Bulenly Williams, David Williams, David Williams. Dianna Williams, Earl Williams, Ellis Williams, Pearlean Williams, Ronald Williams, Shelia Willis. Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Woods, Wong, Wong, Wong Wong, Wong, Wong, Wong, Wong, Woods Woods i Michael Adrian Donna Lena Regina Danny Gary Glenn Helen JetTery John Lew Sally Donald Donald Woods, Regina Wright, Larry Wright, Terra Wynne, Robert Wysinger, Eugenia Lane, Larry McClelland, Katheryn McDonald, Dollie McGee, Johnny McGee, Hazel McKinney. Eliane Mearse, Laurie Miller, Kenneth Mills, Gwinevere Mitchell, Ellayne Moss, Deborah Neal, Deborah Neal, Pone Olson, Eric Parker, Debra Pollard, Valarie Reid, Vivian Reynolds, Alma Roberson, Ulysses Roberts, William Robinson, Janice Rochon, Sharen Ross, Gary Sanders, Monica Scott, Linda Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Stelly, Ronnelle Bruce Rene Lois George Sylvester, Jeanette Tanner, Jim Tarver, Allen Thomas, Barry Thomas, Chris 167 N327 ,. s , f E 11 gs 3- .kr , fa, Y , 1 K 2 ' 2. 10.1 4 bi 'K' mf Q13 K 1, 5 1 is .gy fm N an, 25,5-: ?zg,Q'E:5-'P,...IiQ si iii? 9' ,WM ',! ' M A is lg Q Te h Class of W'7O: W' The Hope for the Future R- . Yamada Gary Yamada George Yamada Patty Yamaita, Richard Yamato, Linda Yamamoto, Susan Yamashita, Nancy Yasuda, Douglas Yee, Florence Yee, Nelli Yokoyama, Rozanne Adeser, Richard Akutayawa, Jeri Lynne Alexander, Billy Allen, Calvin Allen, Pernell Allen, Vaughn Babbys, Fern Bailey, Steve Ballard, Regina Banks, Sheryl Barrierr, Errol Bauchman, Martin Baynes, Bernice Becktel, Bob Becton, Eric Beeson, Forrest Bell, Rodney Beverly, Cynthia Blaylock, Cynthia Blue, Angela Bohana, Valeda Bouldin, Robert Bowens, Stan . Bradshaw, Gordon Bratton, Joyce Brinson, Darryl Brumley, Gene Brooks, Kenia Brown, Harold Brown, James Brown, Merris Bryant, Yvonne Burch, Marie ef at 4 IX ,ri Burton, Leslie Bush, Micheal Butler, Claudette Butler, Donald Carr, Jon Carter, James Carter, Joe 168 Carter, Linda Caulton, Darlene Chan, Anita Chan, John Chang, Spencer Chapped, Linda Charles, Harriette Charlton, Rocky Chesly, Glen Chow, Gary Clayton, Greg Clayton, Lloyd Cobb, Shirley Collins, Billy Colins, Lawrence Cooper, Jerome Cooper, LeRoy Cotton, Rochelle Coulter, Sharon Criss, Audrey Crowder, Allan Curry, GeRoy Jr.. Dale, Carry Dave, Darryl Davis, Warren Dea, Debbie Deas, Alvin Deckard, Mary Diaz, Noreen Douglas, Diane Douglas, Sonja Drape, Linda Ellis, Duane Embry, Alfreda Eng, Henry Esquire, Leslie Evans, Wanda Felder, Susan Ferguson, Angenet Ferguson, James The Bll Class is one of the most inspir- ing and active classes at Dorsey. Because of this, an efficient Bll Cabinet is needed, and that is the name for this semester's cabinet. Last semester the class was under the leadership of 10th Grade President, Pamela Hayes. This semester, the respon- sibilities lie upon Samuel Yee, Bll Rep- resentative and his cabinet. ,,,,,,,,.,,., ,,,,, I , 1., Li. Ford, Stephanie Forte, Burfort , , . Fowler, Donald ffl ,Q if-., 1 t If Francis, Toni Hardman, Ronald Hardy, John Hargrow, Gregory Harnis, William Hart, Johnnie Hayes, Gregory Hayes, Pamela Hicks, Jimmy Higgins, Claudia Hilliard, Vivian Hillman, William Hinton, James Hoi, Janice Hudson, Donald Hughes, Judy Hughes, Michael Hunter, Charles Hogue, Jennie Hurston, Rodney lzumi, Grayson nf if F in 'fr 2 'Q K Greens, Anthony f ' i , Franklin, Danny ,,,, 2 Franklin, Yolanda - 4 Freeman Denise Y ggl Freeman, Ronald , f f f.-J,-wx . f f ttimrrr..-:-..-af ' if X , , ..,,::,, 2 EQE, ,,,. .,..,.,,,, Q . my Q r S' 3 2 Ps t 3 2 i fi' 159- ,ifszii . at aifsileri i i f Q., ,Z t -.-,f . . 3 -, may :f r ,, ,I is 13, ,X ' , Iq- -' i, if an Q, f, ,. W. i 9, i .- as,- it , ,,,a a ,,, x nuii' ii JJJJ :'- 1 H - , .-:. ,,,, S A 2? AE A7 ':i ' L ' Fujishige, Ronnie Fukumoto, Shirley Fukuyama, Ellen Fulton, Kathy Fuller, Janet Funatsu, Dean Fung, David Funo, Janice Gaines, Georgia Garrett, Harold Gillohin, Cornelius Gouuie, Jackie Greene, Anthony Graham, William Grant, Betty Gray, Kenneath Green, William Griggs, Ronald Grubbs, Edward Hamilton, Nathaniel Holmes, Reginald Hardy, John Halt, Allan Hamilton, De'Borah Hamilton, Nathaniel Hamilton, Howard Hanada, Janet Hanaki, Suzanne Hankins, Wendell Hanks, Phyllis Harano, Winifred Jackson, Claudette Jackson, Deborah Jackson, James Jackson, Jeannie Jackson, Michael Jackson, Melvin Jackson, Ronald Jackson, Tony James, Deborah Jaso, Olivia Jenkins, DeAndre Jew, Bewlee Johnson, Andre Johnson, Connie Johnson, Darryl Johnson, Easter Johnson, Janice Johnson, John Johnson, Norleen Johnson, Raymond Johnson, Robert Johnson, Samuel Johnson, Saundra -ifem1,- A -- ' H11 35 be K Q 6 an 4? . ,,,, 1, ,,,,,, iii S an sf N , i. , 'rr' sa W' W' Y vi dag N .E P , 'K' r Q W tt N t ttss t a n ' is J L li 5. . ,K Q Q, asf? Jones, Annena Jones, Marques Jones, Patricia Jones, Rebecca Kadomatsu, Tomio Kagawa, Nadine Jordan, Deborah Kanno, Laura Kato, Nadine Kawakami, Julie Kim, Leslie Kamoto, Gary A I cl' , 9 it Q if . ' .,. .list ali- as ,.m-S1 . ,erin raimft - 'ff N if ' Z' , i iff F fl! ix 'mf-1 ,Qi .5531- J 3,5 I as 'Vg P P s if 'gs' + --f- :ar 'like H? J ii, . :Z :Q an - 5, fp, si 91 rv . ,Q uw Hx. qi Kozuwa, Judy S Kurushima, Brian ,gg is , Kushigemachi, Kengo - za, ,M M .,i' wa, Kusumoto, Donna Ladet, Carolyn l69 A E, I V ' l s- 5:54-ra , k we W , R' ,-, -,-. V2.4 Af, 2 up I CW s Y ei A ag, t., W, Q, ar i i f ,J ., 8 W, ig J .MH fi ,WV f r ,,s ,isa t A ,,, ,' A A rg' ii'- sf it agar r .ff qw, 6 - , fe, ,- E f, m- ax , 3 1 g. ,im Q ,. ,, ri - -Iv .t 5 ei Q 3 ,V ,, . Q 3 a as-ff xr 'K g Lam, Theresa Lampere, Roberta Langford, Charles Lee, Lily Lee, Mae Lee, Terry Lee, Tina Leigh, Constantine Lem, Stephen Lew, Dennis Little, Robin Linc, Miliencarrie Lones, Dorothy Lopez, Genie Lor, Dennis Lorden, Sherilyn Louie, Sue Love, Carolyn Love, Dana Love, Talton Lucky, Cheryl Mackingtee, Ray Manning, Doyle Martell, Richard Martin, Gregory Martin, Phillip Martinez, Olga Martin, Rickey Masushige, Terry Matthews, Lucy Mathews, Yvonne Matsuguma, Gerald Mayeda, Kenji Mayes, Zandra McClelland, Anthony McDaniel, Carolyn McDaniel, David McGary, Marty McGee, Paul McGrew, David Mckissick, Gerald Nickelbury, David Miller, Earlene Miller, Willie Minton, Kendra Mitchell, Harry Miyamoto, Janet Miyamoto, Kenny Moore, Anthony Moore, Antionctte 170 Moore, Donzalea Moore, Phillip Mori, Colleen Morris, Pamela Mosby, Yvoone Murakami, Coleen Murray, Michael Nabara, Janice Naeie, Patricia Nabai, Heroshi Nakayawa, Kenny Nakanoto, Margaret Nakayama, Grant Nance, Brenda Nasieen, Neddy Nelson, Richard Noguchi, Elaine Norris, Carol Oi, Kenneth Oliver, Tessa Oho, Mark Orida, Norman Oshimo, Yukie Ota, Reyuichi Owens, Guy Pablico, James Paige, Glinda Palmer, Ceceia Patterson, Gregory Payne, Charles Payne, Ted Phelps, Samuel Pin, Nancy Polk, Michael Posey, Michele Powell, Ava Powell, John Price, Nigel Randolph, Belinda Randolph, Fred Rawls, Jamey Reese, Patricia Reid, Valerie Reompncng, Barry Rhoten, Sheryl Roberts, Sylvia Robertson, Michael Robinson, Gloria if -sr I i Q QW, -at f me ' Q1 .ef ,,-', es.,-V . :Q . .t-f t-,rw L . Q, Ku, rf r.', f-I wk, k C5 ,, ,r.,,,,,.7 ,ii I s mf .,.. . , ri, Mag I . C A r ff 15 , .Q'..f,jj ,wg Lf fj - - , fa .,t ,,.i iffiirfswji ' i X W aae, ectr J A D t 3 t f r. vi ,. I - it ma.. E5 - ,fig K if '35 , ar J' Y if ,. 'if 4 'sf' Y if K , ,,,, ,, ,,,. .. Ms, f A K I ...M J 5, tsotf :-:f , in iff? 3, .Y.2rf::l - c, S, X vm' ,y wm- . ie- ' , 3, '-:Q N ' 'V .. ts e XJ ?'s 'w ., , V, 3 ,--., E-3765 K ,M , Aly 1 V 1' 2 ,M JK 5+ fa,-Ali? t ii - , wx fy, o V LQ! U yum? A K 1 al n,L. .5 4 3. .., Robinson, Linda Robinson. Mary Rodgers, Cynthia Ross, Emily Rucker, Eddie Russ, Dwight Ryono. Shin Saiki, JoAnne Saito, Dan Saito, Nora Sanders, Michael Sanders, Terry Sanders, Danny Sawa, Mark Sawyers, Jacqueline Scott, Carry Seki, Dianne Sekino, Ellen Sherman, Deaval Shiokami, Patti Shipp, Ronnie Siah, Gwendolyn Silvestri, Mario Simpson, Richard Sims, Cheryl Smart. Robert Smith, Arnold Smith, Larry Sparrow, Doug Sterling, Gleen Stewart, Yvette Storey, Carol Story, Marilyn Sum, William Summers,-Sherleena Susuki, Beverly Tayawa, Larry Takahashi, Dennis Takashima, Wesley Takata, Donna Takeda, Kenneth Tanaka, Karen Taylor, Ollie Thomas, Deborah Thomas, James Thompson, Daniel Thorne, Jaycelyn Tobin, Maureen Toland, Brian Tom, Melody Tom, Michele Tome. Ellen Torregano, Rooney Toy, Fred Tsunoda, Kenny Tyus, Norene Ung, Dennis Uyemura, Steve Uyeno, Patty Wada, Gayle Walker. Cheryl Walker, Elaine Waller, Hilda Warfield, Eugene Washington. Camellia Washington, Larry Watanabe. Nonie Watari, Mari Weaver, Deborah Weaver, Sharon Webb, Joyce Wells, David White, Brenda White, Frederick Whiteside. Randall Williams, Linda Williams. Michael Willimas. Orvel Wilson, Brenda Wilson, Olivia Winston, Raymond Wollman, Patricia Wong, Dennis Wong, Larry Woo, Shirley Woods, Pauline Wright, Lonnie Wun, Frank Wynn, Linda Yamamoto, Sam Yee, Billy Yee, Samuel Yip, Stephane Young, Ernest Young, Sandra Zickerman, Steven 171 'Fe in- E C 4 . , M v N il A at .,,. 4 is-l , lg , g: vw . or - ww Q M' J ,, 9 qu. .ab A ' 3 an i W A ., X ,mt 'bfi , a, ui Ad M bww , y , , E I K is iiii K H , ..-131 0 A ,,.,, t gy , Q Q ,fl,il K . s an 'W ggi- ' cf in kwgjggg V Tl .nam A E in n . ii E g?15f8lsgf9i3? ?+9ffi13F?lfi'4l f i i ,, . , ? 1555 ,i , ,X Fi, as M J - - , igS15?:qfg5,,'f'1,, , 'lvifsiyiif f 2 A- ?, Q, g gi, , 31253: t we ,ft - xt 1 N1 2 E? 3551 sriiitfi 'JL W , ff , . ag 52 , ,352 si ,f ,Z , 9 Abram, Oteka Adams, Belinda Adamson, Jeri Adamson, Julie Agee, Rommel Akens, Jewel Alderson, LeRoy Alderson, Dormetra Alexander, Johnny Allen, Dennis Allen, Robert Allsup, Gail Allums, Clyde Alston, Denise Ames, Arnette Amos, LeRoy Ammons, Charles Anderson Anderson Anderson ,I . - ,V .V , , , . rw f1 'Y5f?:El 1 A , - aff, -, - Anderson, Anderson Blake Clayton Deborah Debra Linda ,if 0. if t, 'k Anthony, Eugene Aochi, Janet Aramaki, Aiko Arceneask, Whitney Armand, Diana Armour, Manuel Arnold, Rosita Avant, Sandra Avery, Kathleen Baba, Dennis Baba, Joyce Ball, Trya Banks, Danielle Billes, Sharla Blackburn, Deborah Blackwell, Cheryl Blair, Clifton Boone, Michael Brown, Jesse Borba, Corinne Bordenave, Glen Borders, Janies Bostic, Herbert Boyd, Alice Brame, Bernice Bramiett, Marion Branch, Madelin Bratton, Judith Braxton, Maceo Jr. Bright, Sheila Bronner, Jerry Brookins, Lynnise Brooks, Denise Brolly, Nola Brown, Anthony Brown, Belinda Brown, Celeste B+? 6 at l it Brown Cheryl Brown James Brown Jeanine Brown, Kathleen i The Class of S O: The Instrument Barbee, Vera Barta, Chris Bass, Debra Bass, Pamela Bass, Preston Beasley, Jesse Beasley, Lee Beaudey, Janice Bell, Faye Bennett, Otis Berry, Ben Bertrand, Jerry Bibbins, Terry Bimbee, James Biggs, Kenneth 172 Brown, Kenneth Brown, Leslie Brown, Phyllis Buckner, Diane Burke, Eric Burks, Bobby Burnett Henrick Burrell, Cheryl Burroughs, Auer Burton, Walter Byres, Marcia Byrd, Robbie Ann -+125 fs 11 fi' ','t1 1 , ,,,. 35 4' S19 ,ffsieff-f:g,,5Q,:f,-i, 'fafeijgta --H iff.-afilsaf te fr, I lf 5 : fsiixlw ' Wil f ,Sail ,:. 1- -. , img, 1 ,ner .screw ' ' .75 ar :gal ' of Progress Q , Cade, Betty , Cawin, Corinthian i Cameron, Wilhelm Cannon, John ' xX I J - Calhoun, Alvin gr' Carson, Leroy Carter, Lawrence Carter, Major Q Carter, Ronnie Caruer, Thomas Cazares, Cecilia Chang, Patty Chatman, Deirolre Cheatham, J. W, Chin, Donald The class of W'70 has reached the halfway mark in their Dorsey careers. We are now in the middle ofthe transition. No longer are we in the process of adjustment to a new enviroment. Now that we have assumed a major role in the mainstream of Dorsey activity, we find that we must now prepare forthe homestretch ofour careers, and positions of leadership as seniors. Chin, Gregory Chu, Beverly Clayton, Valenua Chemmons, Lavelle Q ati. - . N ' Q Clements, Dwight V I Celere, Martin ,fag , Cobyrn, Rose - Cohen, Marie li Cole, Weldon Coleman, Geogre Coleman, Glenda Collins, Alis Collins, Clarice Commins, Sharon Conley, Steven Cornett, James Cosey, Willie Crawford, Dyvoone Crisp, Janet Crittenden, Robert Chang, Suzann Liong Croulegrobrrt, M. R. Anderson Culler, Sarah Currie, Betty Danridge, Michele Davis, Betty Davis, Patricia Davis, Ronald Dawson, Michael Day, Brenda Day, Lynda Desvigne, Bertha Dillard, Thoddeus Dixon, Elisia Dodds, Ruby Doi, Kenny Donnell, Billy Daster, Diane Downs, Maxcine Duenas, Henry Douglas, Geary Durdin, Dwan Duffey, Irwin Ecleowards, Lowell Edmonds, Sharon Edwards, Ronald Egans, Raymond Eguchi, Amy Elliott, Robin Ellis, Ettamaria English, Alpha Etchison. Leslie Evans, Ronald Everage, Karen Farmer, Staci Farrow Brenda Felder, Melrin Filer, Samuel Fitzgerlad, Brenda Flarentenus, Charles Flournoy, Debra Fong, Dorothy Fonsica, Linda Ford, Jane Ford, Robert Ford, Valerie Forman, Mona Foster, Tony Fountain, Steven Franklen, Cheryl Fujita, Judy sa zn- --ir,--Q Affhf 3 2,1 Q' f 'f ff. 'ya 1' fi' Q Fujioka, David I ' I I i Fukumizu, Brian -I - Fukunaga, Irene Fukunaga, Roberta :E: Furuya, Frank Garcia, Glen Gardner, William Jr. Gatewood, Shirley Gatewood. Rayfus Gatewood, Devon 173 -, v. Ii tj ,, . A Garcia, Glen Gardner, William Jr. Gatewood, Devon Gatewood, Rayfus Gatewood, Shirley Gay, Ryvon Gee, Emery Gerber, Michael Gin, Russell Gooden, Louise Goodwin, Gloria Goodwin, Judy Goolsky, Robin Gordom, Janett Gray, Pamela Gray, Vernon Green, Cheryl Green, Karen Green, Larry Grubbs, Janis Halfon, Benjamin Hamada, Shigeko Hamilton, Pat Hamasaki. Marsha Hampton, Diane , f. ax Hanley, Robin Harada, Gerald Hardin, John Harrell, Eddie Hillman James Hipkins, Clarence Hirayama, Keith Hodges, Diane Hokoda Janice Holland, Tanya Honda, Kevin Hopkins, Stipher Hopper, Gail Hoskins Debra Howard, Darolyn Howard Ronald Howard, Rosalind Howe, Rosalind Hubbard, Linda Hubbard, Peter Hughes, Michael Ichimoto, Vicki Ihara, Wayne Ina, Audrey Iniye, Diana Ishibashi, Joy Ishii, Thomas lshitani, Koieni .Lak Harrell, Gregory Harris Diann Harris Larry Harris Larry L. Harris, Oliver Harris, Sheila Harrison, Eric Harvey, Lynetta Hay, Roylester Hayashi, Michael Hayes, Clyde Hayes, Rhonda Hemphill, Lutina Hendrickson, Mary Henry, Andrix Henry, Stanley Herrera, Victor Hermon, Janie Hicks, Wanda Hickman, Carry Hill, Glen 174 Ivey. Sandra Ito, Ronnie lwasakii, Glen Iwata, Victoria Jacobs, Kenny Jackson, Angela Jackson, Cynthia Jackson, Devra Jackson, Debarah James, Dianna James. Emory Jefferson, David Jenkins, Betty Jenkins, Freddie Johns, Henry Johnson, Clyde 4 L 'fi Q, ,, ., , 3 I L if -Q 2 4' S 1 . ' 7 29'-fir' f ,1 , xt a re at 'en 2 ,. YW? fm, , it T ' . ff., - I ,lv :V . .- L, . -V Av 1 we My Afae - . Q h,.W , Johnson, Clwenolyn Johnson, Harold D0rsey, Donna Johnson, Marcia Johnson, Ralph Johnson, Sandra Johnson, Sharon Johnson, Shiela Jones, Melvin Jones, Mari Jones, Maurice Kadomiya, Arthur Kameshiro, Lynn Karatsu, Karen Kawadka, Chris Kaya, Steven Dorsey,Donna Keuey, Barbara Kenner, Renee Kimura, Pauline King, Brenda King, Gary Kimoshita, Craig Kirkhuno, Carry Kirkhuno, Andrew Kirklen, Cynthia Knight, Joyce Lamond, Ethel Lane, Vivan Laneville, Eric Lapesarde, Jewel Lawrence, Alan Lee, Gaile Lee, Linda Lee, Melani Lee, Vickie Legans, Jesse Leigh, Freddie Lemones, Edna Lewis, Ceci Lewis, Eileen Lewis, Janice Lewis, Sudan Lim, Arthur Lindsey, Richard Lipman Jetfery London Looney, Bernetta Warren Louie, Robert Love, Manette Love, Terry Low, Hansen Lowe, Lynda Lyles, Barbara Mack. Lotis Lyandon, Gunert Macklin, Denise Macimarry, Darryl Madison, Marsha Mano, Ronnie Marinas, Robert Mason, David Marsh, Phillip Marshall, Darryl Martin, Michele Mason, La Grande Mathews, Seniora Mato, Janice Matsuda, Alan Matsumuira, Dan Mayelaki, Julie Meadory, Michael McCladdie, Michele McClaire, James McClow, Alice McCray, Anita McGhee, Orsel McGill, Myron McKinney. Dale McLin, Claude McMillin, Michael McNeeley, Pamela McPherson, Willie McQuillon, Michelle Mera, Garlos Miles, Don Miller, Loretta Miller, Ronald Miller, Yolanda Mims, Andrea Minamiji, Kenneth Mire, Norman Mitchell, Todd Montgomery, Verna Moon, Harolyn Moore, Ellis Moore, Karen Moore, Lynson Moore, Warren l75 , , 5 1? 5 9 Pettigrew, James Q Q. gy-J if fr 5 -Y iii 1 te' R ,nf I ,ey LAW. -, fy. H4 ,gk ,., i k sg... Morgan, Darryl Mori. Janice Mori. Michael Morris. Meredith Moss. Larry Mounday. Kirk Moy. Adrienne Mukugawa. Judy Mundy. Karen Murdock. Michael Murray. Lloyd Myres. Dwaine Myrick, Shelby Namba. Janice Neal. Sandra Newman. Gregory Nicholson. Charles Nickelberry. Harold Nigro, Clarie Nishinaka. Sharon Nobe. Linda Nobumoto, Millard Nunn, Elmer Oda. Joann Ohigashi. Judy Okeya. Peggy Oliver, Artee Osborne, Vivian Oshita, David Owens, Cheryl Owens, Gwendolyn Pablico. Francis Pack, Claudette Padilla, Julia Paige, Donna Palmer. Michelle Parker. Gregory Parker. Thomas Pasternak. David Patterson. Resinald Payne. Valerie Pearce, Michael Pearl, Fred Pena. Tomas Peoples. Sandra Petty. Curtis Petzoid, David Phelps, Denise Phillips. Ben Phipps, Carl Pickett, Emily Pillors, Brenda Pitts, Antoinette Popkin, JoAnna Proby, Alvin Pruitt, Michael Pryor, Jack Pugh. Ronald Pye, Elaine 176 Pye. Jan Quan, Carol Quan. Melvin Ragston. Mitchell Ramey. Anthony Randall. Patricia Ray. lrene Richardson. David Ricketts. Dwight Ridgill. Edward Ridley. Cornell Roberson. Kenneth Robinson Betty Robinson Carolyn Robinson Gareth Robinson. Patricia Robinson Wayne Rochelle. Tanya Rodgers. Jamesetta Rodrigues, Gabriel Rogers, Etel Rohr, Steve Romain. Gerald Rosbury, Cecelia Royal. Kathy Salford, Jimmy Sainten. Adrienne Sakamoto. Lyle Salas. Maria Sales, Marian Sanada. Alice Santiageo, Renee Sargent. Mary Sasaki, Mark Sato, Richard Satterwhite, Tamara Schaefer. Christopher Schmidt, Darla Schroeder. Christine Scott. Floyd Scott, Timothy Seary, Bruce Segue, Maxwell Senzaki. Nadine Shackleford. Cecil Sheppard. Robert Shimotsuka. Susan Shinagawa, Karen , I mv as X t I iii ilk tr Fw 14 E J... xii' far 1 Wi J ei 23: In I .. it -K vw. P Atl R5 Shu. Jack 3 qw., ., A . 'U. ii 1. A 9 1 ni '45 L, my Q x Ndbf n it sg-E73 :gi . .ill K v g --w1:.s,.-- f L . Al i.11..gg:1m 1: W 5: V5 i U, .i yy . , f '- Shiota, Nancy Shiratori. Miles Shirley. Carolyn Shon. Debbie Shur. Ricky Siebert. Houst Silas. Beverly Simmons. Alton Simmons. ldalia Simpson. Marvin Terasawa. Tim Tett. Sondra Theriot. Thierry, Thomas, Thomas. Thomas. Michael Paul Cheryl Dayrl Mercy Thompson. Thompson. Thompson. Thompson Thompson Thompson Cheryl Denise Gwennette James Paula Ricky Thrash. Vince Sims. Cynthia Sims. Jeanette Skouras. Barbara Smallwood. Aquanetta Smith. Anna Smith. Aundrea Smith. Barbara Smith. Claibrone Smith. Craig Smith. Lajune Smith, Leslie Smith, Lisa Smith. Marilyn Smith. Monica Smith. Sylvia Smith. Vaughn Thorn. Roberta Tinsley, Roslyn Toji. Suzanne Tong. Beverly Toole. Arthur Topp, William Topper, Robin Trumbo. Larry Turner. Delores Turner, Ernest Turner, Gwen Turner. Rhonda Uchizono. Rodger Urayama. Fay Usui. Karen Uyeno. Rick Van Dyke. Eric Vaughnp Larinda Van Vactor. Carlton Vinegar. Karen Spurlin. Susan Stanton. Lawerence Staveren. Howard Stein. Konrad Sterling. Dennis Steverson. lrene Stroud. Maureen Suesberry. Carol Tabata. David Vines. Barbara Vinet. Carol Walker. Carl Vinson, Pamela Walker, Cheryl Walker. Roselita Walker. Sherman Walker, Sandra Wallace, Susan Walters, Lois Warren. Eric Tachibana. Mariko Talton. Wanda Tamura, .lerry Tanaka. Donald Tanji, Ryoko Taplin. Debra Taylor. Brice Taylor. Gail Taylor, Irvin Taylor. Kenneth Taylor. Tyrone Toea. Muriel Warfield. Eugene Walters. Yvonne Watanabe. Tina Washington, Roslyn Waters, Cathy Watson. Kim Waymer. Sheri Webb. Perry Webb, T. W. Weaver. Sharon Weissfeld. David Werida. Denise Whaley. Dennis White. Benjamin Weiss, Ronnie 177 We if sk if- lt L w,,, .gg .gi 3 C s 1 x Q 5 33 i 'W' r ' fi. H-A Hskisi P. si .v.4s Q- , .I F 55 .11 i ,s J A . ' if C F ,,,, if-5 I' 1. Whitehead, Richard White, Yuonne Wilbert, Barbara Wimbley, Jeanne Williams. Diane Williams, Tyrome Williams. Yolanda Wills. Delpaneaur Wilson, Brenda Wilson. Laurie Wilson, Michelle Wilson, Sharon Wiltz, Thaddeus Wolford, Roland Wong, Brian Wong. Danny Wong. Frank Wong, Janna Wong. Joslyn Wong. Richard Woods, Barbara Wynne, Wani Wysinger, Eugenia Vinsor. Pamela Yamahata, David Yamashiro, Ken Yamashita, Mark Yasuda, Chris Yee. Larry Young, Bryan Young, Gwendolyn Yuen, Suzanne ork ill Decide Class of WJ7 Time and A fi 5 mltyli il! P0 W 13 1 , ,, 1 ae-4. Mr. Savage's homeroom ROW I: Jell' Mau. Michael Wilson, Pam Baker, Ronnie Jew, Kenneth Battle, Rowland Woodford, Celia McNamee, Esquivel Milton, Kathy Fujimoto. Linwood Stovall. ROW 2: Julius Sweet. Lawrence Walden, Connie Lucas, Herbert Baker. Donald Miller, Anita Jones. Jackie Smith, Shirley Flowers, Janet Takahashi, Gary Hirano, Max Wallington. Mrs. Payton's homeroom ROW I: Olline Lawrence, Edwina Jackson, Beyanca Proctor, Gary Asano, James Choi, Ella Walker, Denise Jacson, Jean Joe, lrene Nozawa, Kerilee Ong. ROW 2: Gregory Smith, Andrew Mack, David Pobee, Robert Singelton, Debra Allen. Ricky Baker, Phillip Miyazaki, James Ferguson, Homer Smith, Jay' Jacobs, Gary Myers. David Browne. vw -f 1 I, l. Miss Forbes's homeroom ROW lf Suzanne Watanabe. F Rozena Fennell, Carmen Prida, Caroe Reid, Michael Nak- asako, Joanne lnouye. ROW2: Barbara Jones. lrla French. Paula Moore, Gloria Sawyers, Walter Vernon, Clillord Maruyama, Deborah Page. ROW 3: Glenn Wakano. Ver- non Smith, James Washington, Bruce Johnson, William Craig, Peter Jackson, Robert Smith. We the class of l97l now enter our second semester on the road to gradua- tion. This road willbe an uphill struggle, but with determination and spirit we will be able to obtain our goals. Besides our goal of education, we will be able to forlill our own personal interests by joining the outstanding clubs offered at Dorsey. Until our goal is reached we will continue striving for the quality and maturity which will make us the re- sponsible citizens of tomorrow. Mrs. Fulton's homeroom ROW I: Victor Matsushita. Kenny lriye. Emi Sakaguchi. Joanne Nimi. Michael Gorbell. Ronald Hall. Nancy Home, Audrey Crawford. Paula Tilley, Harry Collinsfuj Sandi Fukunaga. ROW 2: Nickey Phillips. Ronald Williams. Martin Mizokamy, Ed Watson, Wes Chan. Stuart Coplen. Debbie Penn. Dianne Takei. Udell Bell. ROW 3: Eugene Rhea. Sondra Scott, Leola Kelley. Iona Herod, Linda Fisk. Michele Brewton, Clarence Dunn, .loancia Hammond. Daryl Laws. Eric Ajaija. James Hermon. f .,,v- Mr. Newcomb's homeroom ROW I: Eleanor Patterson. Jeanette Bush, Antoinette Buchanan, Patti lmailumi. Lan' ita Henry, Rosette Brime, Gloria Blue. Choo Yung Kim Mark Kuwaye, Melvin Mouton. ROW2: Ann Heyes. Cheri Stucks. Tani Tong. Deborah McGill. Anita Petry. Lorraine Binion. Cecilia Roberson, Don Arii, Bernard Rilly, Kenny Noguchi. ROW 3: Lawrence Pate. Joe Massingale. Kevin Burton. Roy Richards. Gregory Cobbs. Sylvester Mathis. Adriene Harrison, Eugene Ford. Melvin Portor. Janis Sedler. Malcolm Price. 'W . is 3, sh im ... S2- . . l .V I , ' b ij A tg 'N 5- if P... -A ' g, 5' 3 M J - V we , 'f Q 9 -- if-vw Q .1 4' 'J N We57r.:5s ll' A , . 1 -. . 1 3 ' W, Q ., , Ed Q A J -.. . we F' G - -, z ,- Q.. as t t. t - it z e , . .f at t'?..rve 5 W- Tr E ' 1- S J sv A Q a- - - nf EEF, af ' f 5- .wr . 0' . , 75 fa vt? at ., 5 'Z'fi'i Vi-fmklff f 'fi' ' . - Na . 2-N-412 f f' w- 9 , - . A- wf tim-Mffsimtefeavk. . - I. K - We, W A as Miss Bowman's homeroom ROW I: Miss Bowman. Eileen Quon, Elaine Otley, Karan Abdullah, Deborah Brody. Bonita Blair, Philoman Kendrix. Valire Alexander, Annie Bell. Timothy Quon, Mayumi Matsunaga. ROW 2: Pam Hughes. Vander Dale, Neil Murray. Debra Spinks. Yulonna Bennett. June Harris. Gloria Nicholson. Betty Taylor. Gary Divens. Glenn Towery ROW 3: Clifford Koike, Charles Anderson, Mark Nakamura. Daniel Saka- moto. Bill Funo. l-'rank Posey. Anthony Lewis, Albert Davis. Ronald Moore. Joe Dickson, Philip White. I v Mr. Gaspar's homeroom ROW I: Cynthia White. Barbara Pickens. Joyce Narita, Brenda Brown. Jacqueline Wilson. Norma Matsuguma. Marico Okumoto, Michael Burke. ROW 2: Michael Smith. Sandra Ledesia. Janice Wong. Gary Butler, Dessie Ervir. George Lee, Alan Sakamoto. Marilynn McCarter. ROW3: Rhonda Jackson. Michael Hall. Charles Meyers, Mark Sebastian. Aubrey Brown, Lemont Howard, Lela Metoyer. Sandra Moss. Melanie Samuel. Mr. Lazner's homeroom ROW 1: Norman Senlaki. Jane Sato. Minako Nakamura, Mary Rivera. Lonnie Wong. Mary Lew. Charlene Lomax, Karen Brunner. Zalene Matias. Sammy Young. Bobby Simpson. ROW 2: Alyce Fujimoto, Diane Smith. Dorothy Picklort, Brenda Jones. Von Williams. Calvin Lawton, Mack Brown. Steve Earl. Don Christian. 1 1 I 3 W5 ,rw My is ,..,y, , A, ..M.....M.M,.,f,w,,..,.-v-N-v'- H ' v M 7 - S , ,. .. 180 N 4 ,, 'kF v wffff A fe' i' eff lli 245' an Jw ,sf M 253 .I .. EDITORS: Bob Watanabe. W'681 Barbara Gin, S68 H-6, PHOTOGRAPHERS Ke' nneth Lowe, Peter Hata. Ronnie Takeuchi. Not pic- tured is Eddie Quan. head photographer W'68. I82 GOVERNMENT SECTION: George Brothers. Glenn Miyata, Henry Matsumura SENIOR SECTION: Donna Bentley Kenney Mok, Barbara Fujikuni THE 1 CIRCLE 96 FF: ORGANIZATIO WITH THE PROGRESSIVE LOOK Ili! . il fr? 'Q' es IH? f.f:yf1Qg1LxSn3 TIJUZ I' 1 Lciig ,Io COMMUNICATION SECTION: Ellies Hihuru, Kathy Robin, Judy KOITman ACTIVITIES SECTION: Albie Shigemuru. Wendy Yoshilomi. W Ito cndy Jung. Kathy ADVISOR: Mrs. Sheila GriIIin lx rhis Ihc' fare fha! launched 184 pages? A I lx: Phi? SPORTS SECTION: Gilbert Matthews. Tommy Aus- IDENTIFICATION, ACADEMICS, and EEA- TURE SECTIONS: Cindy l.owe, and Barbara Gin. UNDERCLASSMEN SECTION: Kathy Rivera. Maurice Adams. Norma tin. Wayne Clark. Randy Sato. Thomas Battle. Not Rigging' pictured: Linda Butcher. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT: Andre and Statlf 'rr' r i t ll I Crisis ! l Pi I' W , a v A I i I 'Airy A ,N i I . O . NOTE FROM THE EDITORS: Work and constant elfort are the main themes for any annual stalT. But for the 1968 annual staff, our effort was carried out to its full extent. This year we had the opportunity to have color pages and also the chance to add 36 extra pages. The success ofthe annual would not have been achieved without the assistance from Roberts Studios and Mr. Robert Hopkins, American Yearbook Representative. Last, but not least, we would like to give our sincere thanks to Mrs. Sheila Grillin. Barbara Gin Bob Watanabe Editors 184 a 1 4 I' 1 w w l w 1 , J , , 1 4 1 1 v w 4, Y 'M 1fx'lm 'ii-ff? 7 x V- -4975 44