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How about the days when you entered smoke-j?lled rest- rooms--your sense of smell revealing not only the usual Cigarettes but also marzjuana? What about the wads oftin foilpassed so inconspicuouslyfrom person to person ? ,,x,,-tw MMU' ' ,wwwkmwmrmwlkm V at .,.. -. Fmazrqz mm .M t M J 4 V ,t Y , it 1 . -1 : . ,. . .-Q .M ,-'www ' ,ff - Aw,-. V , FM-,gg if V tty larva- f . . , use I- wiffQW4'f 1f'w,,1 wt : L 5 U 2174: ' X V- K - - 1 w ,r v - A rem lw ,Sf,.i,m. 1 Wtfm. 7 . , 2 -Bw 'Sr ga M95 X is s t t L W- N f' wi ghfres a feavy 'K' . wvaszt when lfe Q fl mx I , ff Q Q t 1 zhg,wffr1i'32?W'Ji'Q Jayyy My LMLKV V K A V A A, . W . AJM' .1 .,l, ,L ,:Qvs,ff g-'lsi1ffl1,5'7l5 nl L K K7 . ., . 1 I Ilu- iiyl: :,::- EF ,.:,B .. .,,.. .:.. goals, H A LAVVA ew and Vifhi ikih Iiggrgg i I . - 74 ,1 Y, , eCoula'n t yourgfeelrrsense 0 bezng shared? Football games efaa folrmvletory or defeat-expressing your respect through soul and known only to were for x M' l I 's like the first strgke an a gfinvasi that affects the rest of th e oneyitithiri Dorsey isa pait of what it-'fs come to be. , L 1 a A - C 1 . s .K - J ax Mx s, K 5 if an you reaognzze Dorsey? It zsfbut g4 a ejleq on to others not inside Doysey. D0 t ask D0 they Qfzffwhaaf Dang is all about? My Only you, a part of Dorsey, can feel the threshold ofjoys and the anguish at your feet. Only you can ask for our goal, power , But power for what and for whom? Isn't it that our actions speak louder than words? Isn't it that these are the actions we remember and which remain impressed in our memory about Dorsey? Has this been the kind of honor we wanted to mean DORSEK? LUe my . A 4 J Y '- E, 'K 10-1 V! Editor ,At, M: iw W Qing? , Qi TABLE OF CONTENTS UONLYJUST THESTART. . 1-16 Les Unis, Class of W' 70 1 7. .Delala Wakundas Class of S' 70 34 . .Student Government 63 . .Service ana' Interests Organizations 73 . .Sports: Girl's Sports 104. .Football 106. .Basketball 113 . .Coachesll 119. . Cross Country 120 Track 122 . .Baseball 129. . Gymnastics 133. .Tennis 137. .Swimming 138.. Special Events 139. .Administration and Faculty 151 . . Underclassmen 165. . Annual Staff 196. . Views hom Bill Da vis 198 ON BECOMING A WARE 199-200 The Editors of Circle 1970 would like to thank those persons, not in staff, who helped in compiling this annual. These include, Harold Brown CPhotographer5, Bill Davis CArtistl, David Fujioka QArtistJ, and Robert Gladden CPhotographerj. lb If ff! .X ,X by ff X .4 F 1 Rf' .. J nl, , 461360 if 1 4 jx x J ',!,, Rafi 1' , . , 1 1 f ,,iuf 41: 4 1 , 4 fs f 1 ,K 'E 1 , , , ggi! T Aff Q i I A hui if fy .,.k Q, Q I .fy 'A S, X if 2 LE NIS, W'7O SENIOR A YE CABINET L. to R.-Greg Patterson, Stephanie Yip, Carolyn McDaniel, Annena Jones, Cornelius Gillohm This semester the Les Unis had to overcome many obstacles. There was the change over to annual pro- motion. This new system made it impossible for the Les Unis to have any activities with the Senior Bee's. This was unfortunate because most of us missed the fun of having two classes competing against one another. Also introduced this semester was the idea of having a senior day each month rather than a senior week. The idea was an excellent one, but it had one drawback: as soon as we finished planning one activity, we had to turn right around and, in less than three weeks, plan and get another activity on the road. In spite of these and other obstacles, whatever the Class of W'70 did, we had a lot offun in everything from the Senior Picnic to Oh, What A Night , the Senior Prom. The Les Unis proved to everyone that we were most definitely The United Ones . . . The Les Unis of W'70. May the Les Unis be UN1TEDforever in spirit, pride, and SO UL! Sincerely, Greg Patterson Sr. Aye Class President, W'70 SPIRITUFLE UNIS, 'O nk BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Thorton, Orvel Williams, McGrew, Debra James, Cornelius Gillohm, Mary Deckard, and Ray Pam Hayes, and Antoinette Moore. TOP ROW: left to right: David Mackingtee. I9 T . W L 3 Regina Ballard Janis F uno 5 ft- Q ,. mf aa A wks mx -: ,M - I !:?vt.,. 9 f , 5, 54445 EPH EBI A '70 ff, -v QMAI x Garv ., ' Chow Janet Miyamoto Slephanze 1 lx., 2:2 f ' , ix ba Rocky Charlton Ellen fukuyama Wimfred Harano Greg Hayes ,ki V YM., .Q Tomio Kadomatsu 1-UWC KWU10 Nadine Kato Tina Lee SEA LBEARERS W' 0 The California Scholarship Federation honors its four, five, and six semester CSF members by giving them the name Sealbearers, the highest honor any CSF member can attain. for this achievement the Sealbearers receive on their diplomas a gold veal which is honored by all colleges and universities. Hansen Low Janice Nabara Ellen Sekino Karen Tanaka Ellen Tome Michele Tom Sam Yamamoto Bill Yee Stephanie Yip 21 .lerilynne A kutaga wa Cynthia Blaylock Syrena Bryant Rocky Charlton Shirley Cobb Calvin Allen Fern Babbys Regina Ballard Cynthia Beverly A ngela Blue Kenisa Brooks Harold Brown Rginald Bryant Leslie Burton Andrew Chan Anita Chan John Chan Norman Chew Gary Chow Joseph Clark Gregory Clayton ' 1 -2. gn , 3' Geroy Curry James Curtis Michele Dandridge Lillie Davis 22 lg . W' ggi , ww is 1 Q31 W , A 4 my '2 5 Q i 'Q M 'Y 3, -F ,.,---fp. 1 Mtlrgllffl Ddvii Debbie Dea Mary Deekard Kathy Dunn Duane Ellis James Ferguson Glenn Flowers Linda Fonxeca Gary Ford Donald Fowler I Helen Freeman Ronald Fujishige Shirley Fukumolo Ellen Fukuyama Janet Fuller 23 Kalhfyfl F14ll0f1 Deal! FWIIIISU Janice Funo Cornelius Gillohm Betty Gran! 4 e Pamela Gray Neil Hall De'Borah Hamilton Suzanne Hanaki Winwea' Harano Ronald Hardman Brooke Harris Johnnie Har! Km.-a X , Gregory Hayes Pamela Hayes Claudia Higgins N 1-'ff' Diane Hodges Reginald Holmes Sally Huey l 24 Michael Hughes A udrey I na I ., Ronaldlackson Bewlee Jew Annena Jonex I Charles Hunter ',.'!' Leslie Irwin Deborah James Darryl Johnson Lorraine Jones Rodney Hurslon Grayson 1: umi Olivia Jaso Easter Johnson Tomio K adomatsu 25 X af .,..Q--'-' ' Q 7 Janice Johnggn Samuel Johnson Nadine Kagawa Gary Kamoto fx F I1 Laura Kanno John King Kengo K uxhigvnizzclxi Freddie Leong Carolyn Love 'J Sf. ...',gagi-,,j- 4 fif'-Q, ' I WWC Y -Y-f 4 4' gif' .faq fr , If H Q f,' f . sf, Nadine Kato Julie Kawakami Beverly Kelly Leslie Kim Connie Kiltrell Ben Keo wns Judy Kozuwa Brian Kurushima Donna Kusumoto Mae Lee Tina Lee Stephen Lim KW hte Dennis Lew Dana Love Sheralyn Lorden Sue Louie + 1 Hansen Low Leonard Leveron Cheryl Luckey Ray Maekingtee 26 , Q Gail Mllwhall Richard Martell Michelle Martin Gerald Matxuguma Lucy Matthews '3 M J Kenji Mayeda Zandra Mayes me x tv ex 'Nt f at Carolyn McDaniel David McGrew I4-if Elaine MCKlnUfy Debra McPherson Earlene Miller William Miller Janet Miyamoto 'av- H5 KF-'nflffh Miyamoto Antoinette Moore Donzalea Moore Colleen Mori Paige Morikawa 27 iv Coleen Murakami Janice Nabara Grant Nakayama Richard Nelson Geraldine Nysato Michael M ur ra 5 Margaret Nakamoto Neddy Nasiem Richard Glen Nelson Kenneth Oi Vivian Osborne Theodore Payne John Powell Peggy Roane Nora Saito f Ray Ola Samuel Phelps Belinda Randolph Michael Robertson l Mark Sa wa , K 45- Jimmy Pablico Glinda Paige Gregory Patterson .,-Q.-1 it Nancy Pm Michael Polk Douglas Powell Dolores Potter Patricia Reese Cheryl Rhoten Dwight Russ Joanne Saiki Dan Saito Ellen Sekino Cldford Sherman Patricia Shiokari 29 9 'EQSX ' Larry Smith Douglas Sparrow Tressie Steele Harold Sterling William Sum Beverly Suzuki Wesley Takashima Larry Tagawa Danna Tllklllll Kenneth Takeda W. , Iv or N Karen Tanaka Donna Thornton Melody Tom Michelle Tom K Ellen Tome Fred Toy Kenneth Tsunoda Gayle Wada Cheryl Walker 30 3 A ii Robert Whlrmore Orvel Wzllzams Brenda Wzlson Raymond Wrnvlon if T gtvlfl, p j Ei SIG IFICAN SE IORS WI TER ' Most A thletic Geroy Curry, Patti Shiokari ,5 -Q- img? Q! S f MMU mf W M if 'L Q. S time X , 55. .fa rf, WEFKWA. t.,g....v Most Inspirational Greg Patterson, Orvel Williams A.. ,-MN. 1 al ' ,AJ I 1. Sign Uieant Seniors not pictured: Most Scholary Greg Hayes, Stephanie Yip Most Unforgettable Sam uel Phelps, Denise Freeman Most Friendly Darryl J ohnson, Mary Deckard Most Likely to Succeed Charles Hunter, Regina Ballard Best Personality Darryl Johnson, Orvel Williams W2 sa.-Q 8 , I , Best Dressed Fred Toy, Brenda Nance Wittiest Raymond Winston. Deborah James Best Looking Darryl Johnson, A nnena Jones 261-1 r.- -tiff sw Best Dressed Greg Patterson, Nadine Kato Most Sincere Gary Chow, A nnena Jones 'w-...,,. --. . Q QM. W . 1,41-mg -My .Q VET! ' T L5 MAS! , I ' gg, SENIOR BEE CABINET ,. mam. ,te -T.. srl... TOP: Robert Smith. BOTTOM, L-R2 Donna Davis, Marie Jackson. Brenda Pillars. Denise Janson. .41 Senior Aye Sponsor: Mrs. Sherman TOP, L-R: Marie Jackson, Fern Babbys, Ken Iriye, Sondra Tett. BOTTOM, L-R: Denise Jacson, Kathy Royal, Jackie Wilson, Toni Pitts, Louise Gooden When deciding how to address you, the question which was most prevalent in my mind was what beneficial in- formation through my experiences as Senior Aye Class President could I offer you. Should I tell you that I had a lot of class participation and support and that 90'Z1 of all our activities were successful, or should I tell you about my conhontations with our restrictive and con- servative administration? To me, cliques like these seem commonplace and orthodox, despite the truths embedded in them. Therefore I have decided not to brag on the hippness of my class, nor to steadily down the administration, only to ofer torches of knowledge to lighten your path through the dark hallways of life. Once upon a time, out ofthe purity ofa virgin youth was born. With the inquisitiveness, curiosity, creativity. sincerity and innocence ofa babe, she steadily developed. In time however, youth's aggressive and energetic ideals were loss. She became varnished, regressive, and passive. with the ideals of times passed, blanketed with conser- vative, egotistical, and authoritative attitudes. Because of this, Generation Gap, the second phase of youth be- came known as Age. Like the tortoise, age was slow and cautious and as the hare, youth was swm, sturdy and anxious. Youth looked anticipatingly to each birthday and what new priviledges it held, while age somehow could only view birthdays as stepping SIOHQS to her in- evitable end. Youth, the key to universal happinessg age, the lack that incompasses the world. Let not our minds become as Age, Holdfast to precious ideals ofyouth. Sincerely, Jackie Wilson Class President ofS'70. g, ,ran A EERLEA DER OF S 70 lg, x Kathy Fajinmw Diana Iriye Ken lriye Betty Kwan George Lee SEALBEARERS SUMMER I9 0 Mary Lew Julie Mayezaki Sherman MCA lpin Michael Mori Sharon Nishinaka M WY i i , W 2 x Linda Nobe Tim Quan Karen Shinagawa Tani Tong David Yamaham 38 EPHEBIA S, SUMMER 1970 LISTOFCA DIDATE .' Don A rii Joyce Baba Kathleen Brown Wesley Chan Pat Chang Beverly Chu Donna Da vis Ettamaria Ellis Staci Farmer Brenda Farrow Roberta Fukunaga Janice H ok oda Kenneth Irire Denise Jacson Marcia Johnson Lynn Kaneshiro Karen Karatsu Philornan K endrir Betty Kwan George Lee Mary Lew Jeffrey Marr Deborah McGill Michael Mori Sharon .Vishinaka Brenda Pillors Timothy Quan .4 drienne Sainten Doris Salgado Tobi Saunders .Vancy Shiola Edward Watson Jacqueline Wilson Janna Wong Joslyn Wong Wani Wynne We are very sorry that we cannot give you the actual Ephebians for the Class ofSummer 1970 But the Ephebian candidates hom the list above must be chosen by both the students and the teachers and unfortunately, the teachers' strike delayed the second step of this procedure. At the time of our final deadlineq we had only the names ofthe thirty-six Ephebian candidates. We hope that you will understand our position. Sincerely, A nnual Staff Kaaran A bdulah Valerie Alexander Janet A ochi Gary Asano Lydia Bailey Oteka A bram Denise A lstan Lfrvy A MOS Clayton A nderson Ailco Aramaki Don Arii Leslie Asano Kathleen A very Pam ela Bak er A nna Banks 40 I ,yi GailA llsup I i a - Deborah A ndersnn Edwin A riia Dennis Baba Denise Banks Gale Alexander Marcus A nderson -Z' Diana Armand Joyce Baba Christine Barta Pamela Bass Kenneth Battle Lee Beasley Janice Beaudry Lorraine Benjamin Twonelie Berry .lam ex Bigb y f Terry Bibbins X f.f, Sharla Bi Iles Debra Blackburn Gail Black well A Gloria Blue Corinne Borba Glenn Bordena ve Michael Boone Alphonso Bounds Bernice Bram e Marion Bramlett Phyllis Brown A ntoinette Buehanan Diane Buckner Belinda Brown Q-.'l cr- P f r X ,I n-Q... Madeline Branch Nola Brolly B abby B urks I ke, ,, ...ff- ' i Lynnise Brookins N Cheryl Burrell Kathleen Brown 5555 X Leslie Brown Karen Brunner I 'lu' ,i V ,. Jeanette Bush Gary Butler Sybil Butler Robbie Byrd John Cannon 42 W... Rodney Carden Leroy Carxon 1.awrc'nz'v Carler Patrieia C hang Barbra Chapman Weslvql' Chan 40 'var' Gregory Chin James Choi Beverlv Chu Gregory Cohbs .4 nna Colberl Clariu' Colinx Frank Cornforl Alton Conley Sfeven fllfllevl' 43 fl: .1 iff , 111232 2 F i A 559955 C 5 qw ' R- -- -iff? E V.-.. E wx M A - 'f M a . x fl ii Fai: - Ronnie Carter Marrain Cezer fa ag fag ' 25:12. Ak :E - f 9i5: C ,- ... , gzggf273? ls' I L 5: V Deiralrz' Chalman J. W. Ch6'LllhLU71 N Lee Chee Chung Jonalhan Clark Harry Collinx Hosea C ollins Jerome Cooper A udrey C ra nford , Q if Q1 1:11411 Roderick Daniels Linda Day Ronald Edwards Rose Cress well Janet Crisp Phyllis Crosby Earl Cummings Betty Davis Donna Davis Michael Dawson Brenda Day John Dick y Kenneth Doi Dwain Durden Malory Edwards Sharon Edmonds Amy Eguchi Y Etta Maria Ellis Ivgnell Ervin 44 Ronald Eva nx Karen Everage 'WC' I . ' ' . 1 E i e , A Brenda Farrow Brenda Flenoury nm' Jane Ford Valerie Ford John Fajioki Jerry Fukui 'Qu Brian Fukumizu Roberta Fukunaga Svlvia E veretr -S'Iac'1' Farmer Julia l'arrix Earleen Flenoury Shirley Flowers Domlhux' Fong Mana Forman Kathleen Fzqjinzara David Fafioka 45 QL: 'pu William Gardner Enzery Gee Russell Gin Michael Gorbell Janet! Gordon Gloria Goodwin Mark Gory Mifhael Gran! Cheryl Green Karen Green of 'lf Q, r , x , Vernon Griffin Marsha Hamaxalxi Barbara Hamillon Gerald Harada John Hardin Eddie Harrell Diana Harrix June Harris Sharon Harris Eric Harrison Lynetta Har vey l Roylester Hay Michael Hayashi Agira Ha yes Boyd Haywood 46 Luti na Hemphill A udrix H enry Keith H irayama Janice H ok oda I--1--Q-.......,.,,,, -nr' A Mary Holm es Nancy Hom Ranch' Holi Debra H oskinx v I Billy Hubbard 47 Peter Hubbard La A nila Henry i F red Holm es Stephen Hopkins Marguerila Hoxie Paulelle Hun! Vicki Ichirnoto Wayne Ihora Palti lmaizumi Keiko Inouye Diana lriye Ken Iriye Duane Irvine Joy Ishibashi A ngela Jackson Cynthia Jackson Debra Jackson Dgngge Jggkyon Em ary James Betty Jenkinx Jeannie Joe Gary Johnvon Sharon Johnson Mari Jones Jonira Jones Deborah Jordan i 48 L J Joanne Inouye Thomas Ishii Rhonda Jackxon Marcia Johnson Debra Jordan Mgfghg Jug Arthur Kgdomiyg Lynn Kaneshiro Karen Karatsu Steven Kaya Barbara K elley Beverly Kelly Philoman K endrix 6 V 4 L Renee Kenner Yung Kim Pauline Kimura Brenda King Daniel K ilayama Mark Ku waye Betty Kwan Ethyl Lam ond James La Rocca Azar Lawrence Edward Law 49 Gail LFP George Lee Linda Lee Edna Lem ones Mary Lew A nthony Lewis Eileen Lewis Arthur Lim Richard Lindvey Ffllflfffl? 1-0014 FU Yrr I mf Y Y f V I 1 ', A V .T 24 5 L A-N Charlene Lomax Mark Lott Robert Louie Larry Louie Lynda Lowe Terry Love Barbara Lyles Lotis Mack Denise Macklin Deborah Magill Ronnie Mano Robert Marinas Clwfora' Mariyama Jeff Marr David Mason 50 WV I Lu Grande Mason Sylvexrer Marhis Alan Malsuda Norma Matsuguma Mayumi Malsunaga ff' DUN MHl.YM0lvC1 Victor Malsuxhiia YWINVIF MU11hf'WS Julie Ma-1'e:aki Shefnlan MFAIPUY Marilyn MeC'arIer Alvita McCray Karen McDonald Michelle McQuillon Dwayne Meyers Ronald Miller 51 Phillip Miyazaki Ellis Moore Janice Mori Mifhllel Mori Kirk Mounday Melvin Mounton Judy Mukogawa Karen Mu ndy Mark Nakamura L .i Minako Nakamura Michael Nakasako Janice Namba Joyce Narita Gloria Nickolson Michael Nishina Sharon Nishinakg Linda Nobe Millard Nobum ozo Kenny Noguchi 52 Scozt Nowlin Irene Nozawa JoA nn Oda Peggy Okeya Kirk Okuno N i Artie Oliver Kerilee Ong David Oshila Deborah Page Donna Paige Deborah Penn Sandra Peoples A nila Perry A ntoinetle Pitts David Pope ' N Kendall Porter Paul Porter Sylvia Pose Bella Melvin Quan Eileen Quon 3 N 'lii ,ily - ' 5 Tim Quon Anthony Ram ey Leon Reed Caron Reid Shirley Richardson 5 3 W if V A i gjiif ,,.. Dwight Ricketts Hazel Rigsby Ruby Roberlx Kathy Royal Daniel Sakamoto Mary Rivera Pia Roane Carolyn Robinson Gareth Robinson Wayne Robinson Tanya Rochelle Shin Ryono Adrienne Sainten Emi Sakaguchi Alan Sakimoto Lyle Sakamoio Doris Salgado Melanie Samuel A life Sanada 54 Jane Sato Nadine Senzaki Nancy Shiota Jeanette Sims Anna Smith Richard Sato Cevil Shacklzfford Carolyn Shirley A equanella Smallwooa' Barbara Smith Tobi Saunders Gloria Sa wrer Chris Schaifer Gary Shepard Willirle Sherrard Karen Shinagdwl Claudius Shropshire Marvin Simpson Cynzhig Sims 55 fd, paw C, .S M Craig Smith Homer Smith Jacqueline Smith John Smith Lisa Smith is x f Martin Smith Michael Smith Sharon Smith Janisa Spears Cheri Starks Leonard Sterling David Tabata Mariko Tachibana Janet Takahashi Robert Takaoka Diane Takei Donald Tanaka Ryoko Tanji Lawson Tatum Debra Telsede W Tim Terasawa Eleanor Terry Sondra Tetl Paul Thierry Dwayne Thomas 56 Merci Thomas Cheryl Thompson Gwenelte Thompson if S- Paula Thompson Roberta Thorn Vince Thrash --as Suzanne Toji Bernard Taller Tani Tong Caroline Tsi Rhonda Turner Rodger L'chi:ono Fay Urayama Karen Usui Rick Uyeno 57 Carlton Van Vactor Carlito Ventura Karen Vinegar Carol Vinet Pamela Vimon 'Y I Lawrence Waldon Max Wallington Lois Walters Erie Warren Orlando Washington g c.. i JJ.. g g Rovlyn Washington Suzanne Watanabe ff M wt' if Tina Watanabe 5 ,m-f? m' .dl ,we sq-www if xi? W Phillip Watkins Edward Watson Kim Watson MM u 4, 5 5 f Q Sheri Waymer Robin Weeks Cynthia White Michael White Yvonne White 58 wi 1 Diane Williams Michael Wilson Joslyn Wong Doris Wood Wani Wynne Mary Williams Yolanda Williams ,RUSH 1, 'i 59 dn' Y .- Jacqueline Wilson Lawrenre Wilson Michelle Wilxon Janna Wong Lonnie Wong Richard Wong 'iv . Rowland Woodford Edith Wu David Yamahala Mark Yarnashila ,, DELA LA WA K U N DA THEE MA GNIFICENT YO UNG ONES SIGNIFICANTSENIORS OFSUMMER '70 Most Popular Cheryl Green Phillip Watkins Most Sincere Claudius Shropshire Deivdre Chatman Best Dressed Kenneth Battle Brenda Farrow Most Unforgettable Merci Thomas Phillip Watkins f 's I l i V Most Scholarly David Tabala Betty K wan ,Mun-W fs' t we Most Athletic Gary Shepard Tina Watanabe lnot picturedl Gary C ra nford M ost Wi I ty .4 l Bounds M erey Thomas '--. 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Q t in si I: V V V V ,, My 6 fx, f: , qw! am M I w I . fy if I 61 ,li . , 41, 4 ,-Liga I ,,,. 4 I V, 7 s fagtlafs .42 29-A 5'9 ' Q L , Q41 -55515 mga 3::.dQ'r5-5 , .-Pwr , i ' ,ff--. gel!!! . , I -'qi IJ Vw 'K x u 1 1-g,5?,3j,f' A ijix I K, ' .A l was +5 . wi iff .9 A - X V , f A 7,1 V . .i N W ,ff i, la ,,. JI, y H xx X '2 L ,X , i., Q NX' 1 D? ff I M 'X K s , f j i-'ff , , 32 ' W il! Q, gm s? ,MM x :A 5 X 3 H Q V, X f - , U' 4 4 W If 'W' , 4 Aff - fi T v 13 Patty Uyeno Student Community Secretary I Staci Farm er Student Comm u nity Vice- President Ellen Fukuyama Stu dent Community Secretary to , fa Michael Mori Kenji Mayeda Roberta Fukunaga BOWL' Service Boys' Personnel Girls' Involvement P'e5'df President Council President STUDE TCO UNCIL W'70 A Government can perform only what those it repre- sents demand! If the students whom we try to represent remain silent, we, as a governing body, shallperish. Student Council is only a device used to obtain YOUR desires, but without YOUR support, without YOUR assistance, your demands are meaningless. If you don't care, who will? lt's your lzfefwe can't perform the impos- sible. We can only represent YOU, the students. Thank You, Sam We Sam Yee Student Community , . p,mdf,,,, Student Community President W' 70 Gary Chow Janet Miyamoto Colleen Mori Knights' President Ladies' President Greg Pgngrggn Assistant Secretary Sr. Aye President 64 Silvia Pose Bella Foreign Erchange Student - A.I'.S. Brenda Pillars Representative Peggy 0k eva Commissioner of Publicity Dennis Lew Yearbook Editor Renee Kenner Commissioner of Fine Arts t 5 Sondra Tett Donna Da vis Public' Relations Sr. B. President Deirdre Chatman Roy Lester Hay Yell Queen Yell King Kathy Brown ,.4.S. C1 Representative Mari Jones Dorseygram Editor Sharon Nishinaka C. S. F President ,fri Patty Chang 1 Ci'C1fi'A 'O' Patti Shiokari Preslden' G.A,A. President Renee Kenner Da vid Tabata Ladies' President Knights President Ken Porter Jackie Wilson Student Community Senior Class Treasurer President Gail A llsup Student Community Vice-President Marcia Johnson Student Community S ecretary STUDE COUNCIL t to S0 Donna Da vis Student Community President Julie Mayezaki A ssistant S eeretary Charles Stewart Kathleen Brown Boys' Personnel G.I. C. President President 66 Claudius Shropshire Boys' Service President ' Sondra Tell David Yamahata Public Relations C. S. I-T President Sylvia Pose Bella A. ES. Exchange Student Robin Elliot C .A .S. C . Representative A nthony Hardy llth Grade Representative PRIDE Robert Louie Yearbook Editor MaryHolmes E X Tobi Saunders Yell Queen Dorseygram Editor Brenda Farrow Commissioner of Fine Arts Deirdre C hatman Peter Hubbard Commissioner of C ircle-A tor Publicity President 67 Tina Watanabe G.A .A. President Boy s Personnel Sponsor: Mr. Fisher, ROW l: Ronnie Fujishige, Kenji Mayeda. ROW 2: Sherman Mc Alpine, Arthur Lim. Lori Lum, John Chan LeRoy Carson. This year's board, under the direc- tion of Mr. Fisher, has tried to set goals and ideas for the service clubs. We tried to make them a more active part in planning their own activities and in understanding the role of the administration and student council in school. Archons have planned Service Sportsnite, and a scok hop. Vikings have planned the Service Award Assembly and Clean Campus Week. Squires have taken posts, and have done a good job. Hopefully, the service clubs will work towards the betterment of the student body, and notjust the school. Michael Mori Boy's Service President rg BOY'S PERSONNEL BOARD This semester has been a hard onefor myseU and the board. Though the purpose of the boy's personnel board is orientated to the new B-10 boys and to plan and coordinate all boy's activities, much of the activities were limited, due to the lack oftime. Time was a big factor to us this semester. First, we did not have a sponsor for the board until a couple of weeks aher the school started. Second, we did not have a period to meet and plan our activities. We could not meet during the even- ing, because almost everyone on the board worked. We also could not meet during lunch because it was too short, and also we had to go to dtyferent club meetings. The few activities that were planned came ojf all right. Such as getting cars for homecom- ing. the process of picking the Athlete of the Year, and B-10 orientation. I am sorry that we did not plan more activities this semester. I hope that the next president will have things more easy than me, and also plan much more activities for the boys. Sincerely, Kenji M ayeda Boy's Personnel President B0y's Service Board Sponsor: Mr. Fisher. ROW l: Ted Payne, Michael Mori, Ray Taeakawa. ROW 2: Grant Nakayama, Elaine Shiozawa, Dan Arii, Aimee Hirose, Norman Chew. 5. tg W . Y Ah V Y ,gf if at, .ff fl Y .. . 33 W ,, E. ,.,.Eg,,4r,5i .- ,,,,..W....., ' fiat- . g . 68 v G.I.C. G1RL'S INVOLVEMENT COUNCIL is the governing body of the Girl's Involvement League, which is composed of all ofthe girls of Dorsey. G.1.C. was formed last year and is for the first time being put into operation this year, G.1.C. wants to actively involve each girl of Dorsey High School in their service programs and special activities which are planned especially for the girls. Composed of executive ojyicers, representatives from each club, and grade-level represent- atives, G.1.C. has a large number of varied personalities and ideas. New ideas such as the unified applications for service clubs have been instigated, and activities for the service clubs have been sponsored by G.1,C.. G.1. C. has planned the activities of the service clubs, such as the service- round up, and has coordinated activities with the boys' clubs, the service-reward assembly. For example, Girl's Week and the fashion show are planned for all the girls of Dorsey. G.1.C. is a chance for the girls of Dorsey High School to become actively and truly involved in Dorsey. CIC Sponsor. Mrs. Geltner. ROW l: Dean Funatsu. ROW 2: Regina Nobe, Janet Aochi, Wendy Kawakami, Zandra Mayes Janice Funo Balllara' Leslie Kim, Brenda Farrow, Roberta Fukunaga, Nancy Shioia, Belinda Stith, Winzfred Harano,Julie Mayezaki. Gwennetta Thompson, Lynn Kaneshiro. ROW 3: Karen Miura, Linda 69 -3, ' L., BOYS' PERSONNEL BOARD: Artie Oliver, Eric Laneuville, Charlet Stewart Robert Taylor. Michael Price. i ZA fr - BO Y'S PERSONNELXSER VICEBOARD S70 Shepard, William Gardner. fe' ,Q 1 i I... V .gf 4 A 'ff 'xx' ,- g A 'XI .j i Ar g . A.. . ggi? W 1. - . ,J e-G - V wtf I A 'Nc' ,l -.!' 1 G.l.C. FIRST ROW: Janice Namba. Sheila Sloan, Fujie Ora, Helen Toy. Diana lriye. Barbra Smith. Ryoko Tanji. Joyce Baba. SECOND ROW: Sharon Yates. Marsha Harnasaki. Sharon Nishinaka, Ethel Wellington, Kathy Brown. Madaline Branch, .lan Robinson, Karen Mundy, Lori Lum. GIRLS' INVOLVEMENT COUNCIL S'70 B0 YS' SERVICEBOA RD The Boys' Service Board consists ofa group of outstanding boys which supervises the workings of school service organizations. They are responsible for the selection of Service A ward Winners and they are in charge of planning the Service Sports Night and the Service Award Assembly. Boys at Dorsey are represented in Student Council by both the Boys' Personnel President and Service Board President. BOYS' PERSONNEL BOARD S'70 The goals of this board are mainly to pro- mote interest within the boys by sponsoring and holding activities directed towards the boys within the Student Body. The Boys' Personnel Board works closely to Mr. Rhoades, the Boys' Vice-Principal, in counseling students in regard to problems of scholarship conduct, and personal appear- ance. GIRLS' INVOLVEMENT LEA GUE S'70 The goals of this council are to give each participant a sense of duty to her school. They are also to give the student body an opportunity to honor those who are dedicated to school service. 3 f . , .f.f..AM.b.... 7' ' HOUSE OF REPRESENTA Tl VES: ROW l: Debbie Moore Fretda McDaniel ROW 2 Phtloman Kendrir Carol Inge, Jeanne Gray. ROW 3: Dean Funatsu, Leonard Sterling Rod Dorsey ROW 4 Michael Foster Billy Craig, Joe Dorsey, A ndrew Mack. CA SC The California Association of Student Council is an organization designed to allow for an interchange of ideas and experiences between schools. On the Dorsey Student Council, there is one CA SC representative chosen to represent Dorsey at any CA SC conferences or activities. The CA SC representative from Dorsey has also been put in charge of Join-A-Club Week and the Brent Barksdale Award. However, due to some dificulties. Dorsey does not belong to the CA SC this sem ester. I2 WY vi :je , Y il' Aj' Q,-.ff G3 DW Janet A ochi Don Arii Gary Asano Harold Brown Kathy Brown I Leroy Carson Wesley Chan Pat Chang Dee Dee Chalrnan Norman Chew IGHTS cf: LADIES ' O Gary Chow Donna Davis Etta Ellis Staci Farmer Brenda Farrow Q Q 4 A o Ronnie Fujishige Jerry Fukui Roberta Fukunaga David Fujioka Ellen Fukuyama 74 Janice Funo Diana lri ye s Y A -K 1 1 K .. 'ii -A'L Renee Kenner Arthur Lim Jane! Miyamoto Gerald Harada Wimfred H irano Janice H ok oda Peter Hubbard x 'R Marcia Johnson Nadine Kaga wa Karen Karalxu Nadine Kato Leslie Kim Betty Kwan George Lee Una Lee Robeff LOI4i0 Kenji Mayeda Julie Mayezaki Sherman MeAlpin J v . s k Q Phillip Miyazaki Paula Moore Cellffn MOH Mifhf1f'lM0ff 75 l Janice Nabara Janice Namba Sharon Nishinaka Linda N obe Peggy Okeya S . 2 .i E fs Brenda Pillars Silvia P0seBella Melvin Quan A drienne Sainten Karen Shinaga wa pil Nancy Shiota David Tabala Ryoko Tanji Sondra Tell Melanie Tom Ellen Tome Patty Uyeno Ed Watson Wani Wynne David Yamahala Sam YP? Stephanie Yip 76 THE ODD CO UPLE MERCI cf: PETER 12 0.2 'M Anfh .3 110245 ,. hagzggmzp, 7 9 We-v.-3-. X WM. x .,1'. A V 77 4 ff ff! X K 6 X f f N f 1 W -nz ' W :::i'1g?', L3 'gg xxx W7 ,I I V A W W' 71 VW 2 ff' E'E' 2 f , f If 1. fy , B ,ffl X ,f X I gk b ' Z . Al , duff If t X ff X 7 - u io!! , 5 ff Buy I, 2, v I' A' 4 ,lfq L 7312! J , W . f . 1 ,ff QQ V! v. '7 'V.5ii7o mf lm t-pw. ,.,-4 Q ' 'fS1'4f - -'I-QAE 9' A I V , x r X x N is V4 ' vw f x Wk N yqgn- If 1 W ulflfll x iS:-tfet, 'L .4 ' F. X , . A . ., Ulllllllll Elf? 'E 'YQ 'Q ' M-ef g. , XX 1- Q M 'qi X Y 1 xii I wg xx 0 There are three groups at Dorsey which handle all of the technical work. Although they often do not receive any credit, they are very important. First, we have the stage crew, which seem to be the backbone of all ofthe productions and assemblies. They make set-ups for Sportnight and sceneries for the spring plays. During assemblies they take care of the lights, sound, and curtains. In addition, we have the Sound Club. This is an interest and service organization dedicated to the provision ofpublic address systems. Finally, there is the Projection Crew. They have the task of delivering the pro- jectors at the right time and place. They also have the responsibility of setting up and properly operating the showing of classroom flms. PROJECTION CREW: Sponsor: Mr. Haydel Crew Chief Richard Scruggs ROW l: Carl He- brard, Richard Scruggs, Harmon Clarke. ROW 2: Bernard Taylor, Barry Tate, .lerry Moreland. Vander Dale, Eugene Rhea. T561 STA GE CREW: Sponsor: Mr. Goodman ROW l: Maurice Bradford ROW 2: Freddie Leung, Damon Anderson. ROW 3: William Murphy. Richard Andre Love, David Browne. ROW 4: David McGrew, Willie Smith, Lawrence Bradshaw, Reginald Jackson. SOUND CREW ROW 1: Don Jones, Richard Love. ROW 2: Maurice Bradford, Dwayne Dorsey, David Dorsey fl .,.......wp- i 1 , . . f....f.e.??'9g. . . . ,151 .. 4 .I I llmiia 3 www .gf-Q if Sblqrwu L2 i . The function of the finance office is to regulate the money going in and out of the school. They make it possible for students to make purchases on school rings, candies. and other necessities. Although people do not know the great importance ofthe finance ojice, it plays a vital role in the function ofthe school. This office is led by Mrs. Fay Travis and Mrs. Hongo. ARCHONS Sponsor: Mr. Hansen President: Norman Chew. AIDANTS Sponsor: Miss Kaub President: Janis Hokoda. ROW l Caroline Tri. Janice Namba, Susan Murakami, Yvonne Mura- kami, Paulah Gee, Karen Usui, Aimee Hirose. ROW 2 Janna Wong, Irene Yos- hida, Kathy Kuromiya, Jani Hokoda, Linda Nobe. Keiko lnouye, Ryoko Tanji, Wintfred Harano, Betty Kwan. ROW 3 Wani Wynne, Sharla Billes. Jan- ice Ozaki, Sharon Nish- inaka, Debra Funakoshi. Merrill Eaton. ROW l William Sum, Sherman Mefllpin, Norman Chew. Arthur Lim, Ronnie Fujishige. ROW 2 Suzanne Hanaki, Roberta Fukunaga. ROW 3 Dorothy Fong, Hiro Shiba, Sam Yamamoto, William Gardner, Steve Conley, Albert Chin, Glenn Hongo, David Oshita, Beverly Chu. ROW 4 Joy lshibashi, Norman Kagawa, Larry Yee, Kenny Doi, Michael Mori, Kenji Mayeda, Todd Sakata, Steve Smith. Y 'ak .4.W,.m-as-.s.... Mm-...Q C v-anna., L. D. S. Sponsor: Mr. Reimann President: Ted Payne. ROW l: Eric Ajaye, Hansen Lowe, James Washington, Terris Watson, Ted Payne, Mr. Reimann, ROW 21 Steven Hopkins, Kenneth Battle, Daniel Mat- suoka, Dan Saito, Cltjf Okuma, David Yamada, Scott Onoda, Rod- erick Daniels, Craig Ogino, David Shiba. ROW 3: Sammy Young, Anthony Hardy, Jomarr French, Doug Wada, Larry Louie, William Bright, Errol Thomas, Lemuel Fleming, Harmon Clarke, Stephen k-mm: ,pm a111 :,mm G.L.S. Sponsor: Mrs. Moro- ney President: Janice I-'unor ROW 1: Judy Kozuwa, Sue Louie, Joyce Baba, Lynn Kaneshiro, Fay Urayama, Nadine Senzaki, Marsha Hamasaki. ROW 2: Margaret Nakamoto, Jodi Oi, Michele Tom, Tina Watanabe, Vicki Ichimoto, Janet Aochi, Mrs. Moroney. ROW 3: Patty Shiokari, Brenda Pillars, Lynetta Harvey, Debbie Dea. Zandra Mayes, Janice Funo. Earl, ROW 4: David Arnold, Robert Marinas, Michael Foster, Claudius Shrophire, James Ferguson, David Fujioka, Dwayne Myers, Freddy Washington, Craig Brooks, Tim Terasawa. ROW 5: David Yamahata, Douglas Pope Jr., David Hamer, Artie Oliver, Larry Elkins, Gregory Clayton, Eddie Arita, Robert Smith, Freddie Carter, Leroy Carson, Eic Wall, Michael Adams, Ronald Moore. Dorsey's Letterman Society, better known as L.D.S. is an outstanding organization at Dorsey High. The purpose of L.D.S. is to help out at athletic events and at school. At athletic events, L.D.S. tackles the tasks of taking tickets from spectators, guarding the fields, helping people with problems, and enforcing safety rules. At school, the members usher at communi'ty school assemblies and among other things, they assist the faculty and administrators in keeping discipline and order among the students. To become a member of L.D.S. A certain number of qualifcations must be met. The perspective member must obtain a letter in any athletic sport or extra curricular activity. He must hold a grade point average of 2.5 or above, and must have a clean school record. Then he must undergo two weeks of pledging. During these two weeks ofpledging, he is given the chance to show how much he wants to get in the club. QAM., GA LS.' Sponsor: Mrs. Berland Pres- ident: Belinda Stith ROW li Terry Miyake, Dayle Ishii, Bonnie Yama- oto, Karen Oi, Amy Yoshida, Gail Toji, Rosalyn Ballard, Anita Antrum, Paulah Gee, Elaine Shiozawa, Patti Kawahara, Roberta Ito, Joanne Na- kai. ROW 2: Grace Amemiya, Cindy Maruno, Denice Jackson, Kim wat- son, Elaine Murakami, Denise Ishi- tani, Gail Tanaka, Shelby Minamide. Carol Dupuy, Joy Hirarnatsu, Ber- nice Low, Irene Yoshida, Merci Tho- mas, Gwen Ryder. ROW 3: Aimee Hirose, Deborah Bradley, Equilla Green, Jonniese Farrow, Deborah Johnson, Denise Horn. Lana Boy- kins, Stacy Watson, Karen Farmer, Michele Englander. Lynnean Tobb, Kathy Mano, Gail Hirano, Brenda Bradley, Helen Toy. ROW 4: Sharla Billes, Gail Motley, Rose Moore, Belinda Stith, Merrill Eaton, Arm- enda Nelson, Cathy Hayamizu. Wanda Winston, Michele Dea, Susan Bly, Ruth Fleming, Peggy Ots- ubo, Janice Osaki, Gay Kersey, SQUIRES' Sponsor: Mr. Morales ROW 1: Eugene Tale, Thomas Kim, Tony Clarke, Eugene Louie, Mic- hael Sainten. ROW 2: Curtis Kobay- ashi, Dorsey Don, Jimmy Wong, ROW 3: Danny Quan, Dorsey Don- ald, Rodney Brown, Dorsey Doug. Dorsey Donnie, Mr. Morales. KEY CLUB: Sponsor: Mr. K. Bailey President: Don Arii ROW 1: Danny Kadota, Dav- id Lim, Don Arii, Phillip Sak- imoto, Michael Gorbell. ROW 2: Norman Takeda. Marlin Mayeda, ROW 3: Rick Mayeda, Robert Tay- lor, Stephen Sakamoto, Ed Watson. ROW 4: Leland Rorex. Carol Dubliclay, Steve Shimizu, JeU' Marr, Kenneth Hatai, A nthony Reams. CREA TIVI TY fy e,,f , 'P 5 . , , . 4. .wuz - ' .f,Qg,jzg,- x Qijv:,f'w5-n'- ' Q J , mi 7. PL lil!! D ES Sponsor: Mrx. Cole Prexidenl: Donna Oha ROW I: Gail Nakamura. Shirley llama-Vasu, Sharon Kanelm, I.oi.v Inouye, Carol Fujila, Joanne Matsuda, Su- san lxhikawa, Merle Uqvado- rnori, Glenda lzurni, Shirley Sakanmm, Patsy Miyagixh- ima, Joy Imamura ROW 2: Elaine ,S'hia:awa, Susan Ray. Suzanne Nakai. Gail Inauye, Cheryl Blanehard. Cindy Tani- ila, Gail Nalcalani, Freda Me- Daniel, Danna Oba, Fujie Ola, Mary Ellen Fujioka, fid- rienne Miura, Easter Lfng. Shirlel' Salxarnam ROW 31 Ethel Wellingmn, Peggy Om- ubo, Carol Inge, Helen Toy, .'1drienne Cale, Debra Funalv- oxhi, Kalh-V Kuranziya, Izlvie Wakann, .ludy YOIIFIPIUIU, Karen Miura, Suxan Saim. xl ileen Jenlxinx. C'lRC'LI:'-AYUR BO.-1RD.' .Sfmriwrj llflr. l i.vher Prexidenlx Pa! Chang ROW li Cheryl Yakagalsi, HNI- IRIS Prfxidanl Brenda larmw ROW l: Rulh Flenzing, Lori Lum, Roherla rulcunaga. Pai Chang, Pauline Mika Barra Diane liuzknfr lelf Marr, Slaei Farmer, Yin: Quan. Kimura, Nadine Kagawa ROW 2: Linda Nnhe, ROW 7 Muhanl Immr Michfllf Burnix, Gary Murphy, Lyn- Toni Piilx, Lyrzetla Harvey, Gerald Harada, Be- am I me linda Slilh, Merrill Eaton, Kalhr Brown. 1 Q, .egg - Jef? f. ,.1, f I 4 WX , Mm CSF. BOARD Sponsor: Mr. Soloj' President: Sharon Nishinaka ROW 1: Linda Nobe, Donna Oba. Shirley Harnayasu, Sharon , , Nishinaka, Diana lriye. .laniee Namba, Glenda Izumi, ROW 2: Sherman McAlpin, David Yama- hata, Melvin Quon. pf f PUBLICI TY BOARD Sponsor: Mrs. Lake President: Peggy Okeya ROW l: Steve Shimazu, Millard Nobumolo ROW 2: Janice Namba. Cheryl Rhoten, Peggy Okeya, Patricia Braswell, Lori Lum ROW 31 Bill Davis. Marsha Harnasaki, .lane Deaudry, Norman Takeda. Nadine Senzaki, Miehelle Moore, George Washinglon. hw-as-u...,,, uw , , L fs WELFARE Sponsor: Miss McWhirter President: Tina Lee ROW l: Marianne Higa , Julie Nagala, Shirley Hamayasu, Mary Ellen Fujioka, Glenda Izumi, Joanne Matsuda, Patsy Miyagashima, Susan Ishikawa. ROW 2: Roberta Fukunaga, Cheryl Takagaki, Carolyn Okamoto, Elaine Shiozawa, Cindy Tomita, ROW 3: Nadine Kato, HOSPITALITY Sponsor: Mrs. Fortun President: Gwenette Thompson. ROW 1: Brenda Pillars, Merci Thomas, Diane Armand, Deborah Jordan, Barbara Smith, Fern Babbys, Debra Telsede, Vivian Osborne. ROW 2: Karen Vinegar, Sheryl Enox, Manuella Kelly Gwenette Thomp- son, Cheryl Green, Annena Jones, Marion Bramlett, Pam Scott. ROW 3: Ethyl Hamond, Frances Telsede, Barbara Kelly, Rhonda Jackson, Madeline Branch, Francine Lockett, Tanya Rochelle. '-H-sh., illfwwagu. N-we Minas misss .W ,.M..i Ar Linda Nobe, Patty Uyeno, Tina Lee, Karen Karatsu, Ellen Tome, Karen Miura. ROW 4: Julie Kawakami, Diane Nishinaka, Carol Dupuy, Michelle Tom, Betty Kwan, Kathy Kuromiya, ROW 5: Sharon Nishinaka, Donna Takata, Ellen Sekino, Wendy Kawakami, Lorraine Callaway, Helen Toy. HOSTESS Sponsor: Miss Lane Pres- ident: Regina Ballard. ROW l: Boba Leete, ,Paulah Gee, Irene Hiraga, Rosalyn Ballard, Patti Kawahara, Evelyn Houng Lee, Aimie Hirose, WinUred Hirano. ROW 2: Valarea Murphy, Margie Matsui, Jonniese Farron, Denise Horn, Paula Stanton, Equilla Green, Janice Ozaki, Regina Ballard. ' I ... Q ggi -in ' x os. hiwubw' MQNR2 w .yegfifr VK gr' ,, SCIENCE: Sponsor: Mr. Solojf Presidentg Adrienne Sainlen. ROW 1: Adrienne Sainten, Dayle Ishi, Carol Fujita, Susan Murakami, Karen Oi, Jane Shiba, Nancy Malsumura, Helen Lowe, Delana Karnetani, Vicki Wakinaka. ROW 2: Grace Amemiya, Grace Kaneko, Judy Nishida, Amy Yoshida, Carol Uyehara, Easter ljng, Betty Kwan, Charlotte Baker, Nancy Asai, Paula Shimada, Naomi Miyakawa. ROW 3: Setsuko Shimbashi, Michiyo Tsuchida, Judy Yonemoto, HOSTESS Sponsor: Miss Lane Pres- ident: Regina Ballard. ROW 3: Irene Yoshita, Hilda Walker, Linda Gatson, Lorraine Binion, Peggy Otsuho, Michelle Dee, Madeline Branch, ROW 4: Alison Sheppard, Roxanne Davis, Carolyn Boutte', Michelle Burris, Belinda Stilh, Walterine Hollins, Pamela Stanton. 1 Mics DUQNUM l Q ? -KU Q in re fl' 553: iff , . 4. RUM' r fv- Hdlnlsqa , bin Suzanne lVakai, Shelby Minamide, Denise lshitani, Elaine Murakami, Martin Mayeda, Danny Wong, Glen Ozarna. ROW 4: Mary Rivera. Gary Asano, Timmy Quon, Kenny Okuda, Daryl Nakamoto. David Mason, Ethyl Wellington, Charlotte Durden, Dennis Mochizuki. ROW 51 Arthur Kadomiya, Steven Kaya, Anthony Reams, Norman Senzaki, Wesley Chan. MATH CLUB Sponsor: Mr. Shuwarger President: Michael Gorbeli. ROW l: Michael Gorbell, Susan Murakami, Setsuko Shimbashi, Michiyo Tsuchida, Mr. Shuwarger. ROW 2: Martin Mayeda, Sharla Billes. Phillip Miyazaki, Thomas Ishii, Peggy Otsubo. ROW 3: David Mason, Norman Senzaki, Steven Watanabe, Hansen Lowe, Ethyl Well- ington. AFS: Sponsor: Miss O'Donnell. President: Brenda Pillars. ROW Silvia Pose Bella, Janice Beaudry- ROW 33 Edwafd Law, Bffnda l: Anita Antrum, Sue Louie, Colleen Murakami, Ellen Tome, Mae PUIHVS. DOHHH KM-Yl4m0!0. Muffin Srni1h.E1hy1We1lif1g1w1v Lee. ROW 2: Wilma Dillings, Tina Watanabe, Margaret Nakamoto, A.F.S Hi! l'm Silvia Pose Bella and my home country is Uruguay. I came to the U.S. in August '69 to develop my knowledge, make new friends, and learn more about the United States itseUf Here, I have two wonderful American families, the Farmers- you probably know Staci, and Dorsey High School. By saying Dorsey, I mean all ofthe friends I have found who accepted me as :fl had always been theirfriend. Dorsey has given me a lot of things. lt has given me the opportunity to talk and exchange ideas with young people of dyfferent races and backgrounds. This may help to bring about a better understanding among the peoples of the world. Dorsey has also given me the image ofgreen and white, colors that I will always respect as a real Dorsey Donna. I have to leave in June, and this is going to be very hard to take, even though I have promised myseU that I will come back to see all ofyou again. I don't know when, but I know that I will returng This is the reason why I won't say bye. . .so, see you someday in thefuturee Silvia 88 RACQUET SQUAD: Spon- sor: Mrs. Westfield Presi- dent: Sondra Tet! ROW l: Shirley Sakamoto, Barbara Takeuchi, Sue Louie, Karen Karalsu, Joyce Baba, Diana Armand. ROW Z: Ellen Tome, Judy Kozuwa, Tina Watanabe, Nancy Shiota, Margie Malsui, Hilda Waller, Lynn Kaneshiro, Susan Montellano. ROW 3: Mrs. Westfield, Janet Miya- moto, Laura Kamio, Ellen Sekino, Sharla Billes, Sondra Tell, Karen Vinegar, Patti Shiokari, Pat Braswell, Renee' Kenner. 3 ' L K A 5 E Diiokigs SPANISH CLUB: Sponsor: Mr. Sebaugh President: Olivia .laso ROW I: Norman Senza- ki, Daryl Nakamoto, ROW 2: Letieia Quitana, Martha Campbell, Dorotea Gray, Olivia Jaso, De'Borah Hamil- ton, Karen Quang. Nadia Moussa, Mary Rivera, ROW 3: Lana Boykins. Pamela Kimsey, Robinelta Campbell, Ethyl Washington, Valerie Clarke, Carol Young. 'X x. ,... J-.2 FRENCH CLUB: President: Norman Senzaki. ROW l: Daryl Nakamolo, Norman Senzaki. ROW Z: Emi Sakaguchi, Jane Sato, Mary Rivera. await - lbliw gm-an ,,L, .au-www w ' f 4 yds F.T.A. Sponsor: Mr. Spielberger, ROW lt Lucy Nimura, Joyce Mal- suoka, Grace Baba, Julie Nagata, Karen Oi, Jane Shiba, Lorraine Matsueda, Gail Nakatani. Joy Imamura, ROW 2: Alice Sanada, Caro- line Tsi, Setsuko Shambashi, Nancy Matsumura, Carol Okamoto. Carol Uyehara, Amy Yoshida, Beverly Wong. ROW 3: Karen Quang, Yvonne Marakarni, Lisa Yamada, Grace Amemiya, Dorsey Donna, Bernice 'LA I ,,,,,,,,,,..,,,.v W Ng, Ryoko Tanji, Helen Handa. ROW 4: Judy Yoshioka, Gail Inouye, Adrienne Miura, Nancy Asai, Paula Shimada, Susan Saito, Kathy Mano. Irene Yoshida, Easter ung. ROW 5: Michiyo Tsuchida, Janice Saito. Carol Dupuy, Belinda Stith, Mr. Spielberger, Robert Taylor, Dorsey Donna, Elsie Wakano, Kathy Kuromiya. 90 SECRETARIES Sponsor: Mrs, Erickson. ROW l: Patsy Miyagishima, Susan Ishikawa, Betty Iseri. Patti Kawahara. ROW 2: Laura Kanno, Bernice Low, Julie Mayezaki, Collen Mori, Diana Iriye. ROW 3: Hermanlene Allen, Nadine Kagawa, Joy Hiramat- su, Michele Dea. ...-...-.-.---w-as----m-W -ann i i 3 VIKINGS Sponsor: Mr. Patterson, President: Grant Nakayama ROW li Ellen Sekino, Janice Nabara, Leslie Kim, Grant Nakayama, George Lee, Yuji Kayshara, ROW 21 Jerry Fukui, Lyle Sakamoto, Alan Sakimoto, Sammy Yee, Edward Jung, Gary Asano, Robert Louie, Alan Mat- suda, Wesley Chan, Timmy Quon. ROW 3: Thomas A V'V0llg, Dennis Baba, Harold Brown, Mil- lard Nobumoto, Melvin Quon, Billy Yee, Philip Miyszaki, Gary Chow. B.S.U. Sponsor Mr, Theile: ROW l: Dawn Ferris, Barbara Lyles, Odell Yates, Steven Grant. ROW 2: --- A---, ---- , Shirely Richardson, A rive Rice. Laquenta Gross, April Williams, ROW 3: Kenneth Cal- hound, James Curtis, Don Christain. Blake Anderson, Deborah Anderson, Peter Hubbard, Dale Kennard, Edward Williams. jd The purpose of the Black Student Union, is to promote Black Awareness and func- tional process ofSusan Miller Dorsey. The Black Student Union attempts to promote Black Awareness through assemblies, rallies, and hon- orary black leaders, who have helped in the advancement of black people. We also deal with Black History from Africa to the present day. To stimulate the idea of further education. We hope to estab- lish a scholarship for our member. It will be given to one of two students in the Black Student Union who plans to further their educa- tion. We feel that education is an utmost importance. Be- cause we know that it takes more than a high school edu- cation to make it in this world. Our membership is open to all members of Dor- sey High. Our key words are ACTION and INVOLVE- MENT. For we know that these two things will enable us to go further? QW 2 gg. egg, is i if aw' -nw 353 gg E wi M t 5 E ka Q 55 Nl Q 3 Tu is :M E va fx 5 5, x e-ff yy.. ., , -, - lixilfasi ' ,www 3 e B S .2 Q 3 Q S S vu vm 2: Q.: Q FE E Lu E u Q E Q E M E E S G ff. -S E w x Q 5? is E is Dwayne Thomas, Cheryl Green, Donna Oba. jf .nl 1 up P.-A 5. ...,-'cali' Yell Queen Mary Holm es 'W X W , K V ,E,Q. . ai Mini-lQ,,.,.lA... ..k, ' 'I 3533! vi 1 4 ' A 5 E 1 an f ai T 55 ' ' ' ' 1 ,K 3 . N by ','. ,4.-Pg , ,f ' 2-,:,gt:5f: I Q. I ' W 5 ' , Si ' A ,mm . A 7,,. ' y . yw kfgvk -0 ,K ' l1ummw'A-A fuzgnfffw V. ffwmw .Am Y, A L.-wa:-'-M-armfm-:naw-'M-'-'vl1?' .vu -A V r wvmui, if' gn , 1 f, . X X X X U I - ' E V F li It I ' V l r l I CHOIR Sponsor: Mr. McNeil ROW I-Diane Williams, Glynda Gih- xon, Bieki Beaudry, littamaria Ellis, Linda llall. Virginia Chan, Ro- ehelle Baker, Lynda Lowe, Jane Shiha, Sharon Johnxon, Shiela Mi- yazaki, Lynn Kanexhiro, .-1 nn Dickey, Moniea Ota. Charlene Lontax, Rochelle Alaekhee. Beritiee Brante, Gwen Jaekxon, Rosalyri Meeks: Shirley Riehardxon, LaQtienta Grosx. ROW 2-Debra Hoxkim. Veronica Morrix, Dianne Kerford. Dehhie Moore, Gwen Ryder, Denise McGuire, Pant Seott, Cheryl Moore, Renee Kenner, Jeanette Gardner, Cynthia White, Barbara Lylex, Krixty Steele, Deborah Penn. Annena Jones, llar- riet Charles, Shelley Brown, Susan Bly, Janet Crixp, Stephanie I'ittx, Miehael Trotter, Deborah fintlerson. ROW' 3-Mr. Albert J, Me,N'eil. Charmaine Jelferxon, Yalonna Bennett, Wayne King, Gary Murphy, Leon Reed, Seott Onoda, Jamex Hamilton. Gerald llarada, Mark Gory, Ronald Ldwards, Stanley Wright, ,-lndrew Chan, Donald Mayekawa. Orlando timiiiftgtim, Mark lxkttwaye, Vincent Henry, Patil Smith, Douglax Powell, .-lnthony Hardy, .Jonathan Page, Robert Smart, Fleeta Tttrrentine. ROVV -1- Terexa Brown. tanya Roehelle, Ronald Ware, lint l.ewi.x, Greg King. Craig Williantx, Billy Wiley, Theodiztx Jaekxoti, Jr, Miehael Jeflreis, Miehael l o.vter, Dwight Riekettx, lirrol Yhontax, Jeffrey Marr, Mike Barra, Michael Chelette. Stephen .lame.v, Greg Malone, Doug Sparrow, Blake .-Inderxon, Joe Sehaxtian, lfntory Jantex, Sharron C 'allendar CHAMBER SI.N'GI:'RS Sponxor: Mr. McNeil BOTTOM ROW-Paul Smith. Donald Mayekawa, Ronald Edwards, Gerald Harada, Mark Kuwaye. SEATED-Gwen Jaeksorz. Linda Hall, Lynda Loew, Cheryl Moore, Harriet Charley. Moniea Ola, Etta Ellix, Roeh- elle Baker. FIRST ROW-Roxalyn Meekx, Doug Sparrow, Robert Smart. Krixtr Steele, Stanley Wright, Emory James. Tint Lewix, Janet Crixp, Dwight Ricketts, Vieki Beaudry, Gary Murphy, Charmaine Jefferson, TOP ROW-Greg King, Renee Kenner, Stephen Jarnes, Shirley Rieharafvon, Mark Gory, Pam Scott, Greg Malone, Denise MeGuire, Bill Wiley. -.16 ,,, M... 3 , 5 ., v.,....,, ,UW ' , ---Q -M-A--H-N' W .. ef Y ., -me ' W-,mv---agp-1- ' ,... . , ' 1 vt' -A T i . vb, M-wyiiydiwvfv S, g f if V we . igweghmagm, trgffw-Q ,ta ,H ug MM' if,f,,wfQf:y -,ith-ev mmm M- W i - M awww L-may-wwiiira 41551: -.f elf 96 1 if-Ns iff-ff-1 9 1 K C, MIXED CHORUS: ROW I: Carol Inge, Diane Buckner, Donna Blasingane, Gale Alexander, Catherine Nailholer, Cyrialeme Aler- ander, Ruth Meyers, Rick Fukanoshi. Terrence Smalt. Joseph Willoch. Vernell Elgin. Denise Freeman, Cordle Brown, Evelyn Holden, Wanda Ally. ROW 2: Kathy Fulton, Jeannie Gray, Denise Horne, Janice McKenny, Sheila Jorden, Kathy Boone, June Harris, Rage Huddel- ston, Steven Madloek, Cle Livingston, Bonny Phelps, Robert Jackson. Debra Buard, Naomi Miyakawa, Diane Mitchell. Deborah Johnson. Jessie Carr. ROW 32 Larina Fredrick, Sherry Abery, Cheretta Lewis. Valarie Jones, Ethel Lamond, Valarie Ford, Albert Feltus, Trent Franklin, Henry Hicks, Steve Beamon, Michael Wilson, Dianne For- bush, Edna Lamonds, Debra Johnson, Zandra Mayes, Jewel Akens. ROW 4: Anthony Chambers, Dwyna Newton, Pam Watts, Gwen Beasley, Armenda Nelson, Roslyne Trezevant, Linda Fisk, Gene Brown, Gerome Cooper, Freddie Carter, Donald Hellman, Rodney Carden, Denise Dourdy, Rosalind Walker, Yolanda Fett, Michael MCDufflI1. GIRLS GLEE: Sponsor Mrs. Joseph, President Mary Holmes, ROW Sherie Murden. ROW 2: Denise Johnson, Patti Synegal. Sylvia San- l: Ella Robins, Brenda Washington, Emma Codrington, Toreda Lewis, ders, Margo Carter, June Mack, Pamela Williford, Barbara Hamilton, Mary Holmes, Elaine Hamilton, Karen Zachary, Evie Grimmett, Lorna Webb. Barbara Reeves, Marie Daris. , - , n f , L: WML. fs., me w.f.,,., ,,,,,,,,m fri, HA , ,U ..,,1 f--V ,x.....,- Mwmw if A fr if .av- Qc' 3 HUOT 0 9 9 an DRA MA THESBIANS: Sponsorg Mrs. Paddor. IROW l: .lanel Crisp, Diane Buekner, Audrey Ina, Sherilyn Lorden, Elain Hall, ROW 23 Charles Slewarl, Sharon Edmonds, Erie Laneuville. Bryon Wilson, Mrs. Paddor. ROW 31 Dwayne Myers. 99 CREA TIVE WRITING Knowledge thinking. . . and waiting. expecting the silent noise that aherwards reveals the universal secrets to you. or perhaps a sonic boom that shatters the cloudy plastic shed sheltering the unfounded. whether wisdom 's claws peal back the - murkyfilm or piercing light beams probe our caves. isit still expecting. . . -Phyllis Brown CREA TIVE WRITING W'70.' Sponsor. K en ny M u rray, The Love Lamp I wish there be a lamp to burn, and light these mortalsouls, and shinefrom glade to glade afar, and shatter ancient molds. A light toforecast sorrows end, and yield forth all mens goals, and to turn the tide ofa lone one's plight, and sohen hatred's blows. But lamps like this do not exist, sa ve in mens minds and souls, but pray someday there com es this way. a love lamp to behold. - R onald Evans Mr. Savage ROW l: Mr. Savage, Gwennette Thompson, Debbie Moore, Mike Hughes, Phyllis Brown, Fern Bahhys, Diedra Wilson, Janice Wong. Karen Usui. Nonie Watanabe, Pat McGuirt, Susan Coleman, Charisse Goethe, Eric Wall, Raymond Winston, Time Conquering people, Lifting over shades ofsoj and Amber veils To hide my eyes. Time Wrapping velvet plush cocoon on Deaf and quiet ears. Wrapping over many tim es for Sure a sound to hold. Time Holding out a withered hand. To clutch, To draw blood clutching for A hold. Blood jrom caloused hand on sojtly Thinningflesh Holdingfleshforflesh To cry. -Ronald Evans Death. . . A certain thing That's inevitable. The only thing To keep us hom Living. . . -Janice Wong CREATIVE WRITING S'70.' ROW l: Norma. Pam, Mr. Savage, Richard, Deidre. Randee. Manelte, Wanda. Gloria. ROW 2: Vicky, Gary, Valerie, Sunny. DORSEYGRA M STAFF This semester the Dorseygram. under the slightly new but otherwise well-equipped leadership of advisor James Barclay and fledgling editor Tobi Saunders, has undergone a drastic series of changes aimed at increasing production of Dorsey's premier periodical. There are now plans for the Dorsey- gram to come out on a weekly basis. The Dorseygram has also become more controversial, and this has stimulated interest in the paper and provoked comment from the students. Mr. Barclay and Tobi are ably assisted by the members of the editor- ial staff They devote their time to making sure the Dorseygram is every- thing it should be. Of course the backbone ofthe staff is the reporters. These people carry most of the weight of the paper. With- out reporters, the Dorseygram would most certainly be defunct in a matter ofdays. REPORTERSJ ROW l: Pamela Scott, Karen Abdullah. ROW 2: Christine Lee, Howard Carter, Jean Thompkins. Not Pictured: Anthony Price. a E S Tobi Saunders Mr. Barclay Editor-in-Chief Sponsor Linda Garson Sports Editor Daniel Kitayama News Editor 1 Paul Olden Exchange Editor we all i , 1 iff! Robert Taylor Photographer Tessa Oliver Feature Editor . fi? K .fri if 3 mx' Jiffy!! Q 2 1 , LU X , 5 F1 x ' ,,,-Q ff! g M 'X A' --a 'iw' 57 3 SG' ' J ??,Q1'a1f Q- ,liyff -I 7, , '1 f 1 'Q gsljaflf, 'Lf' 5 5' Q: fling I, t J., 5 lf , 7 , . X l A ' 1 1524 1' ,.f Q2 f ,f'fjg-,gif Q W n f ff 'sf- , I Z may . ye? 1, af-an QQQXW vii' fa, 42 ffl!!! fig. .Al 92? f ' l LJ. ygf, la :fu Q 'N-, WQM' ,I -33,5 'lm' ef, MW' 7 if ,'pyc,Ss33 Qgxfzm f IW EQ? K M! Z1 'iii I5 wg' 5 3' an Q., xg ,Q 13,?iigffajT6fa'5y-72,1 -4 1 'fmfm4ff.v?flf1 ,ffm M he 22 R2 .M XX q 23 2 I7 Q' mi. .gi ' !?f5 J ffif QQg 3e6s H55 ' is Q fi' f , rg, 1 N ,1:,S?'?7,3,,- '. '23 5, ,, - , , , I 'f X ' 'dh mg 141 gngg. inyli-1 f V 5 615555-is , A 7 ff W sigllggwukx, lgffw Jim! M' 'fi ffc 41f,, f - ' f G I fini yo f' fig ,mflfiff f' , Q f px A L-Myf w Wink 2 1 KW ff I fl V. If X ,f ' I I J' , Am Z 1 -A in V Jw? 3 ,AQ,l 4Q,L 5 Janet A ochi starts the activities Letter wom en all 'Hitman Patty Shiokarig Miss Cox 'K if 1. ,. Y as L WMS f The Goal . . .Success POR T As the 35th President of the United States, John F, Kennedy, stressed the importance of physical htness. Since then, sports have er- celled in every Held. The boys have a number of sports to choose jrom. These include football, basketball, track, and tennis. The girls have the Girls Athletic Association, which .sponsors such ajer school activities as tennis, track, and g0bf But now. these athletic programs are en- danger of being eliminated, due to a lack of funds. ll is up to us to realize the real import- ance ofsports. They are no longer idles ofplay when time allows. ln the words of Red Smith, The athletic youth of today pause in their play to face reality. Sports that used to be merely fun and games now have an active part in the problems of our time. The arena has become a forum and the playing field a battle- ground, especially in the struggle for racial justice, .N M-f '1' 4 'fl M x. li wx 8, f7,,......., ' 'A v-- f w wL,,wKiz:4i:Qi5wsa Q :- N M-M Q... f . M .ww -.. 'YV -vw s 2 K E s Q BW if if an 3 L Q X ? ' f 'Y 1' Q ,FV F . X A- ,NA 30 W.. A YEAR O SCORES DORSEY 0 20 SANFERNANDO DORSEY 0 6JORDAN DORSEY 6 4 GARDENA DORSEY 33 31 WASHINGTON FRUSTRATIO This past season, the team of '69 was composed ofthe best in the city. As the season started it looked like we were going to have a fine year. During the pre-league, we couldn't put all of our ability together at once. We lacked unity. We also lost five startersg Dennis Bevil, Bill Davis, Charles Hunter, Theadore Payne, and Robert Smith. This, of course, hurt us greatly. The team 's moral and spirit were always up. Our coaches had much confidence in us, even when we lost. Most ofthe team members carried themselves with respect for our coaches. Geroy Curry fb, - if 4169 2' til . A ...Q-lv-. ,Q-,Q-mwywfwmf R 'SM xg- I- ' Euan a , 'V on ' ..,,,.t t S- sy 55- , - 3 ,A V ' . ,L., ,,,,L.,.. . ,T ,LL,Q A 2 - fry? .Q-'R . , of -7' ' If-,pifll ' . '. ' 1,6 V53- Gary Shephard Eric Ajaye Duane Ellis Charles Hunter Theopholis Gates Ted Payne Kengo Kushigemachi Billy Bright James Ferguson Geroy Curry Robert Smith BOTTOM CL-RJ: Gary Shephard. Charles Hunter, Duane Elltk, Kengo Kushigemachi, Robert Smith, Theopolis Gates, Fred Holmes TOP QL-Rl: Eric Ajaye, Tea' Payne, Geroy Curry, James Ferguson. mv! 'W M W -Q if , was 1 W 'V Q Q25 P 8 Ry f- : 5 lf, 35:1 3 3 1 is 3 Z I 1 , '3?5 : . V,-1 RSITY FO0TB.'1Ll.: ROW li Dwayne Myerx, lirie fijaye, I-reddy Washington, .lim Broekenherry. .lamex Hamilton, Stephen Earl, Dennis Bevel, Ted Payne, Miehael llollingsworlh, .elnlhony Hardy. ROW 2: Melvin Vinex. Maleolm Vevi, SlE'Yl'l'l Jamex. Bill Davis, Lafiram Mason, Dwayne Ellis. 7erri.v Walxon, Kengo Kuxhigamaehi. Clazxxiux .Napoleon Shropshire, Billy Bright, I-red Holmex. ROW 3: Roland Woodford. Wayne Walanahe iManageri. Willie Smith iManageri, Roland Wood- E ' H Nsrwulgkflm. f -M' ' 't M, 50 WN :qw - 1 Y .1.ui1.7:,zalgg,i Q if , Z . ' 'O ' , 4 W rm' i' 'wx f A, .V '1- 1 5 I LJ , -if M K1 X iv it M . zwwwigvqrk f 4 in K 4952 tg V f if . all L- my 5 HL, V4, V, up , A K R- 3 ji M-,Yr ,, , fi, .P f ,.V .7 ,grasp-...d . H, W army-X 'R 'R M- M mf. R O. . rg ' -f'.f..', if - ,,..ai' firm' A K f .. . ' ' iv ,.'f A., ' 'Mfr' ford, David Williams iManageri, Miehael fllxlon, Michael Jonex, Craig Williams, Dorsey Don, George Waxhinglon, Lewis' Cannon, Dane Me- Grew, Michael Polls, James Ferguxon, Ray Winxion, Charley' Hunler. Geroy Curry, Mark WFUlhl'f.X'D'K', Greg Claylon, Reginald llolmes, David Polk, Coaeh Youngblood. ROW 4: Leroy ,-imox, ,Airlie Oliver, Fred CQHFIHV, f1Uon.x'o Boundv, Theo Galex, Gary Shephard, Kenny Thomas. Leo,-1.vkin.v, Billy Wiley. Roherr Smirh. QQQQD? 0 2 is ... M... 1 ROW l: Darryl Brown, Carl Hebrad, Joe Wedgeworth, Daniel Mat- suoka, Darryl Davis, Norman Kagawa, Dan Kadota, Kenny lriye, Ar- thur Kadomiya, Rodney Edwards, Kevin Honda, Eric Johnson, Eugene Wong. ROW 2: Clifford Winston, Jay Takashima, Dorsev Don, Michael Thomas, Kenneth Battle, Roderick Daniels, Michael Johnson, Gerald Yardborough, Arthur Williams, Earl Livingston, Albert Chin. Glen Hongo, Archie Page, Roy Ola, ROW 3: Wesley Takashima, Larry Wall don, Mark Smith, Paul James, Arnold Embree, Sean James, Michael Gates, Tony Cook, Jimmy Saito, Semir Amins, Guy Owens, Keith Yo- shihata, Dennis Mochizuki. BEE FUUTBALL. .. ASEASO OFFR STRA T10 Coach Kasparian Coach Gerber Defensive Captain Ot, ,I .ROW ' 1- ., 3, Right Tackle 1 1 Plagued by inexperience and multiple injuries to key players, the Dorsey Bee gridders completed a most jrustrating season. Even with the knowledgeable leader- ship of coaches Mike Gerber and Ray Kasparian, the team could neverfind thepath to victory. Despite the many letdowns, the individual accom- plishments were highly commendable. Vander Dale and Chris Currie excelled on the defense while Darryl Davis and Carl Herbrad controlled the offense. Offensive Captain Darryl Da vis H aUback Kenneth lriye Joe Wedgeworth Lek Guard Righl Guard .- ,3- k, fT'ikf5i Zeke... c , e ' A1'A X Dennis Mochizuki Keith Yoshihata Lek Tackle Right Tackle -9 hf , V Tn fg- J S U Y Vg Jay Takeshima Glen Hongo Left Guard Right Guard A rthur K adomiya Earl Livingston CPVIIFF Quarterback Carl Hebrad Arnold Embree F ullback HaUback Michael Johnson Sean James Lej End Right End Dan Matsuoka Jimmy Saito Left Tackle Left End ' a - , - Wg 1 r 'tt J I' i Rodney Edwards Kevin Honda Right End Right Linebacker Q , i , I V 1 W ' A ' ... A -rgyvftf gf .ff ,, ., F ' Tony Cook Kenneth Battle Safety Lejt Back Michael Thomas Gerald Yardbough Lek Linebacker Right Back 1' .- Xgjf ff . .ff A. 3, 'SQ' - Qs N K2 -Q sg' Qli 4 , Q Q s r ., r- K .A K ' .QM f if 5 . R ' W- . . rv 5 if 10 EQ f mm G S T! N MAS- R XX 1 s --Ax. QM,,. I, K4 RSITY BASKETBALL TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: Allen Jackson, David Richardson, Cecil ShackeUord, Gregory Braswell James Hermon, Kenny Gray, Sam Johnson, Stan Edwards, Michael McMu1lin, James Ferguson. Dorsey by far has one, Mnot the best team in the city, resulting from outstanding participation ofeach and every player and unity as a team. No one player makes the team, although there are great athletes, they team up to make one. However their superior ability does not occur overnight. Through the entire year they have developed their techniques and skills by the time basketball season came around. They were near per- fection. This season Dorsey has gone all the way to the city finals. Despite three injuries, the team managed to stick together and pull through, losing only three games. We all know that every team must have that one iron hand standing behind them. Dorsey's Coach George Hamilton is that man. Coach Hamilton has given to the players a de- termination and drive to march on to victory. Dorsey contains all the ingredients neces- sary for a championship team. This season will not end. These young men will give inspiration forfuture years, The memory ofthis great team will linger on. ' 'Mb I K ennelh Gray Sam Johnson Center F For ward Paul Caldwell For ward Cecil Shaz'k6f?1fd Michael MeMullin Guard' Guard Herman ronlrols the lip-Q1fagains1.l0ra'an in rhe CiIj'f710,1'0fff. D0f.Y6'-1' eniployx their Ienacioux defense. '25 My Gunn' K 5 1,0 -l DO S TRA VEL THE ROA D TO VICTORY .5 . Y! 4 N if XC? 'D 1 .ad 'ts'-Eikia:-if' ', ft Cecil for two. . ms Dors ey Dorsey Dors ey Dorsey Dorsey Dorsey Dorsey Dors ey Dors ey Dors ey Dorsey Dors ey Dors ey Dorsey Dorsey Dorsey Dors ey Dorsey Dorsey -up Gray skies for the up VA RSI TY SCORES 71 San Fernando 86 Roosevelt 73 Locke 77 Jordan 106 Washington 72 Los A ngeles 64 Manual Arts 75 Fremont 76 Jefferson 84 Washington 88 Los A ngeles 86 Manual Arts 64 Fremont 72 Jefferson 57 Fremont 78 Granada Hills 71 Crenshaw 52 Jordan 56 Reseda Mike bombs anal X' sqm A s tm-, 0 fa pwvdf , . Coach George Hamilton .71 S ,Qin . I -90 ,Mi 115 if S, Mal .5 . naw? -W .-- ,,,,,.,.-.,,,,W?,,g , J. V. CHA MPS Q ' DOMI A TE o UTHER M LEA GUE A GA1 ,l..q-1 ' i ,A - bi.. Billy sets up the Offense, J. V. BASKETBALL ROW l: Harold McCrimmens, Ronnie Moore, Wendell Smith, Jeff Railes. ROW 2: Larry Elkins, John Headley, Don- i f f gg T Mpgwwwxn 2 X3 Wi Ronnie passes o jf Under the outstanding coaching and leadership of Big George, Dorsey's J. V. 's retained the Southern League basketball crown, Throughout the season, Dorsey showed a balanced offense with a pressing and vicious defense. No school was able to outplay Dorsey's fi ve. The six .steps to the Crown were: a. Always hustling Larry Elkins b. The rebounding and defense ofDonald Hamby c. The scoring of Larry Jackson, plus his always in- timidating body under the basket d. The outside scoring ofBilly Clarke e. The driving lay-ups ofRonnie Moore, and f The outstanding support of every player on the team, Ajer seeing these J. V. 's play, Dorsey will have another promising Varsity squad. ald Hamby, Larry Jarkson, Charles Burks, Walter Smith, Kenny Col- lier, Jonathan Purdue, Billy Clarke. BEE BASKETBALL. ROW l: Steven Louis, Phillip Miyazaki, Charles Marshall, Brian Fukumizu, Charles Meyers, Robert Fullove, Glen Ich- his imoto. ROW 2: Curtis Andrews, John Denmark, Michael Marshall. Gene Brown. Michaelfldams, Ken Yamahala. David Pope. BEEA D CEE BA SKETBA LL CEE BASKETBALL: ROW l: Michael Bruce, Robert Takaoka, Har- mon Clark, Gary Morgan, Duane Hirayama. Scoll Onoda. ROW 2: Ricky Williams, Daryl Williams, Myron Quon, Brian Verdun, Randy Onishi, Les Fukuyama, Sleven Brown. COACH CHA Under the inspiring leadership of Coach Cha, the Bee's went on to achieve a highly respectable record of'9-5 overall. Strenuous practice sessions enabled the Dorsey Bee's to defeat many of the Southern League teams. Their efforts were rewarded when they tied for second place in league standings. Their .success was a result offine team plays from Michael Adams, Charles Marshall, Brian Fukumizu, Charles Nicholson. Gene Brown, and Joe Sebastian. The Dorsey Cee Basketball team enjoyed a very successful season by winning 12 and losing 2 games. Under the brilliant directing of Coach Buddy Cha, the Cee's captured first place in the Southern League. Their only loss in the league came hom Fremont by a score of 68-65. However, their con- stant teamwork and high morale proved too much for the Pathfinders the second time around when Dorsey won by a score of 69-65. The outstanding performers for the Cee's are Steve Brown, Scott Onoda. Brian Verdun, Ricky Williams, and Les Fukuyama. ff ' ss '45 g ggg g wwe Dorsey 49 Dorsey 64 Dorsey 62 Dorsey 61 Dorsey 59 Dorsey 60 Dorsey 52 Dorsey 42 Dorsey 57 Dorsey 75 Dorsey 71 Dorsey 51 Dorsey 47 Dorsey 70 Bee , 's Scores San Fernando Roosevelt Locke Jordan Washington Los A ngeles Manual Arts Fremont Jefferson Washington Los A ngeles Manual Fremont Jefferson if V Dorsey Dorsey Dorsey Dorsey Dorsey Dorsey Dorsey Dorsey Dorsey Dorsey Dorsey Dorsey 51 41 58 89 59 58 50 65 84 60 59 56 Dorsey 69 Dorsey 71 Cee's Scores San Fernando Roosevelt Locke Jordan Washington Los A ngeles Manual A rts Fremont J eferson Washington Los A ngeles Manual A rts Fremont Jefferson M,,,,...-M-wf' ,L 01. 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X ROW I Thermon Carver, Jay Cheathan, Dave Harris, Ralph Tucker, Mark Lott, Leroy Carson, Cornell Tribune, Dave Hamer, Greg Carter Greg Mosley, Harmon Clark, ROW 2---Chester Myers, Martin Smith, Ronald Ware,John Harden. Frank King, James Eubanks, Richard Rucker, Paul Odcn, ROW 34 15 1 V G ' . . ' - I b , fs V, ,! A- ly! ? VK, 44 flat ,- I ff ,, 4. . js, ' 4. -1 A X '7, . X ff A, 'ffs , 1' kr - - C11 5 J,- A ,vga .fe 'I fT437 lT til Q 9 Through sleet, snow, or rain. ' that was the motto of Dorsey's Cross Country Team as they ran into 1970 as Southern League Champions. Guided by the fine coaching and inspiration of Coach Werner Willoughby, the Varsity and 10th grade teams mutilated every challenger, while the J. V. team placed fourth in consideration not to give the other Southern League teams an inferiority complex. A day will come when a monument will be built in the middle ofthe track hailing, Willoughby's Runners as the finest in the world. Speed, endurance, and strength, that is what Cross Country is. Congratulations to Super WilIoughby's racing team! .-,z ' W v ,UVYIJII 1 X V ze.. W uv. . I .: , 'ff , ff-ww ff-?',.f' l!7'x.'- -..Q 1 , M' f ' A. 'f 3 1 ,, k3W!P 9 1 W 1,1 Ban-ea-41.4. , -K ,,, A. W r .-L ...Q '1-vvki-A, .- - f QM ,, MA ,:,,,g,i' ,Qu ,ik ',.,j:i: ,,,,,, . , i' 3 ' f','4'1Nfm4 M ,1 g:.,.af2w...' ,M .Arg f-My A M Nu . m,,,, by ,g3fjai'EQf-! v'g g4f,li.w, vi S N,--1 fxxfifvff Ly. Q- .. ., .,. !5f,,,gRE,,.::!f4y, -A QQ WA 74 f,p-1'g: ?!f -'V wi? ' gzff'-g iv. .Q ,, , M 352 L, ' iii N o..,1, A 'xi' , .. in ,,,.,, . 3 n ',,.ggfv-?iif,rZ'53,g K Jw A 243, 1: - - F , r My ' ,V my M- N Q f '1 'sg' ', . ff L, ,Q if' '-wif , f '?'Wm fX 5,1 . ,f ir fu, 2 1 Q ' Af - ,A .-3:14 wr- ft 4 f. Y.. , -r V., 2 if-fy-1 AQ! - 5 lv-r E v n 5' 1 Lp? 55525 7' gg: . 124.1-+51 in Dexter sets the pace. Coach Butler. C . ' N , 45, ' su sir' 'f f' y f'S7i3f4:f'A Lanai: 36 E Y e e ' A C C T Hrihfum f' f M ' 4 i'..Q,- A Ti!!! .. , 'f'fse '?f'I.1,,1' .. My ff D' ' : i f . 4 asm V W , H I lg i I . f 1,-V, .. r 1 P' , V , , . ' 1, 6-: ' ,- - ,tm 4,3 A. .- , ...ny ' A' T' Y, Claudius gels thejump. f' RI Yr, Roddrick clears the bar. As track season approached this year, Dorsey's team looked very strong. For such stars as Dwayne Myers, Gary Sheppard, Dexter Walls, Martin Smith, and David Helmer were all returning. Plus stars such as Rodney Carden, John Owen, Larry Elkins, and many othersjoined the team. It appeared as if Dorsey could repeat its City Championship which it won in '68. Our first meet was against powerful Centennial. Dorsey was completely out classed. A her this meet, Dorsey never showed any signs of reaching championship forms. For each meet, our opponents outclassed in the sprints. The only bright spots of this season would be our always constant distant men, who more than held their own in every meet. This was Dorsey's poorest track season within six years. But under our fine coaches, Butler and Willoughby, and such promising stars as Elkins, Helmer, and Quarles, Dorsey will succeed in recapturing the City Championship. 122 John Owens Marlin Smith Claudius Shropshire .ms cm Dexter Walls Rodney Carden :flaw gin, 'A . . ,.,., -ffafefmmft : W ' , Mark Lott puts jbrth a tremendous effort. Martin Smith leads the pack. Determination pulls Timothy Quarles to afirst place. Wendell Smith springsfrom the board. Dennis Mochizuki shows great ability. Timothy oulclasses his opponent email 'Q t ' t is X ts, K 'Huf- John Denmark I QV Orlando Washington The Bee's this year, as our Varsity team, appeared to have a powerful house headed by Tim Quarles. Chris Currie, Orlando Washington and Samuel Young in the sprints, plus Vander Dale, Robert Marinas, and John Denmark in the field events and distance races. Like our Varsity though the Bee's were completely outclassed in the field events, most of the time being blanked. This happened all through the season. Dorsey was never really fgftgffif Chris Curry close in any of its meets, but with many stars coming up from the Cee's and some other stars returning, our Bee should be troublefor the opponents next season. Sammy Young .umm .Q ' .Q 'A Q A1 C'ee's pass ofthe baton and take the lead Q' Y .5 3. Michael Johnson CEE'S LEA DERS Kenneth Banle , . , 5 'IH W' 3,,w-4, l ' Kevin Blounl The Cee's led by the dynamic duo Kevin Blount and Kenneth Battle were unable to gain a victory. Each meet came down to the 440 relay, and each time a faulty pass cost the Don's a victory. Other bright spots on the team were mainly field event men. Standouts were in long jump Ken Battle, pole vault Micheal Johnson, and in the shot put Arthur Kadomiya, Kenneth lriye, plus Micheal Lee. These men time and time again contri- buted many valuable points. DUE TO THESTRIKE WE WEREU ABLE 0 TAKE THEATHLETE 15415 1' rs. raw' , 3 A A 'WPFQM 75 .1 ,Xu .iwxjsgwlilih jj? X .f',, S,..V,g ROW 1: Derrick Mollett, Larry Tate, Gary Morgan. Robert Ventura, berry. Greg Hunter, Tony Bridget, Eugene Wong. ROW 3: Carver Gordon Nishitsuji, Darryl Williams. ROW 2: Glen Murakami, Les Shivers, Charles Chandler. Kevin Anderson, Martin Williams, Darryl Fukuyama, David Yamada, Jeff Mitsui, Dwight Land, James Brockin- Birby, Jimmy Okamoto. JV BA SEBA LL: A CO URA GEO US SEA S0 vnu VARSITY U BELIE V A ew.. A g Mig, 3 , ..,, fav, .. ,, .eff .,,',,,,,y . - , A M -+I. -7 Q't4 V Q'-2,5 f ,hfvfqrlgzlgdyifvliww , A , , , N ,A ,, 4, I , . ,t.: raw,' We -at Q N . ,N ff, ef ..,, . ,fm YJ 1-'K' ' WM!! w, A . ,K re 'Y , VM, ,,.q. , 9 , ,M -..-,., , -if Mg, asv' f v 'iwwwf C -A 'X ,C , W-f , fy -fff2f'wf,44wt' A .ur f ., 4 . , gf ,mf M f Iliad? ,5 ., V ,f -,. V ' f -ffBffweig-2gi'A ffff4: nw., fwfr, sax-gift' 4 ' . -V ggrgigawef Tigif 5. 55' ' .Sf-,1s..:'Q .-2 1,'f','.f'-if :fsg,x252S45.:fit1fr:?WW??Sefif5?qws-euvff ? 3 f - 'XJ 'L , 5 QCQ1 ll-lh . C .mv , mf, ,. K ROW l: Manager, Wayne Watanabe, CIW Okuma, David Arnold, Danie Viscano. Craig Brooks, Scott Onoda, Allen Jackson, Dennis Bevel, Michae White, Manager. ROW 2: Coach Cha, Cecil ShakeUord, Ronald Moore Q BASEBALL.: JBLE SEASO . Y gl IIA um-nl G M fig Q3 Gene Brown. Ken Porter. Victor Chamberlain, Ronnie Caudle, James Ferguson, Fred Washington, Dane MeGrew, Manager. lnj'ieldc'r,v.' Row l: David Arnold, Daniel Viscano, Scoll Onoda ROW 2: Gene Brown, Ken Porter Craig Brookx, Victor Chamber- lain, CwPL'l'lShlIl'kf'lfl1I'Cl. Coach Buddx' Cha Outjieldvrs: Ronald Caudle .lam es F erguxon, Dennis Bevel Allen Javkson, Fred Washingron Ronald M oore. lvl 1437 . 5,1 2.1 5 1 ljblhzeg 5. 29 12.11 f 2.4 11,2 an W M L ,ns 2101 HNM ie, . QWA' ROW li Mark Kuwaye. Ronnie Hanada, Douglas Baba, Lanfe Kane- Minoru Yamaguvhi, A nrhony Ramev, David Pope, Kevin Burton. xhiro, David lge, ROW 2: William Gardner. George Lee, Hiro Shiha, Keiih Hirayama. Royal finderxon, Lexlvr Myers, Reginald Phillipx Yuji Kayahara, Steve Kaya. Calvin Louie. ROW 3: Coach Mike Gerber. GYMNASTICS 1970 -I--m..w.,,,, A -.MM-..,.,,Nwh ,N-i....M., , 5, Lester vhowx .vlrenglh as he lakes ajirxl Reggie Phillips performs on :he parallel bars, 133 -M , MARK KUWA YE AlVTHOlVYRAlWEY REGINALD PHILLIPS parallel bars tumblingfree-exercise long horse ropes parallel bars uf KENNYNOGUCHI rings YUJI KA YA H'A RA free-exercise tumbling W vt' 7 'LQWUf KWH- 910, GEORGE LEE free exercisep bars tumbling high bar side horse long horse mv , l as-,s T ,i gs, fl? DA VID POPE long horse '99 STEVEN KA YA parallel bars HIROO SHIBA WILLIAM GARDNER LESTER MYERS rings hee-exercise side horse rings ropes long horse rings ropes side horse parallel bars high bar high bar long horse side horse 4 ALL-CITY CHAMPS. .. LEE RAMEY During the 1969 season, two outstanding athletes represented Dorsey in the City Finals which were held at Cal. State LA. There, thejinest high school gymnasts in the city met and competed in the various events, In the tumbling event, George Lee and Anthony Ramey captured First and Second places respectively. In the 1970 season, they again have a chance to visit the City Meet. George and Anthony also excel in Free Exercise and are strong con- tendersfor the Free Exercise Crown. 135 sv 55 ., fs VARSITY TENNIS Eric Harrison, Sherman Mrfllpin. Lemuel Flemings. Dwayne Kamei, Charles Marshall. Darryl Nakamozo, Larry Louie, Phil Sakinzoto, Rick Mayeda, Mr, Bailey, Ran Ed- wards, I -si! Coach Bailey .l.V. TENNIS ROW l: Gary Takayama, Robert Higashi- yama, Ken Halal, Gerry Adashi, Kenny Okuda, Dor- sey Don, Dorsey Don, Mr. Bailey. Myron Quon, Ron Edwards. ROW 22 Curtis Kobayashi, Dan Kadota, Keith Honda. Robbie Karalsu. Dorsey Don. an F'.,,Hm li? ' 1 LmA' E .lk 1 lla , . , ,- if 'BU if 1 , 4? 1 V! I f' li l ' VA RSITY SWIMMING: Coach Youngblood ROW l: Kenny Thomas, Fred Comfort, Gary Hitano, Eddie Arita. X! BEE SWIMMING: ROW 1: David Shiba, Victor Matsushita, M Craig Ogino, Mark Shibu ya, Michael Matsuda, Donald Ma yekawa U R65 guns Iii 0 5 f e if W 1 swift Yamaha QDRS. EE' ,Q U I B WIN! j ta, Jimmy Matsushita. Glen Ogawa. ROW 2: Errol 5' 'vfffih ' , 1 5? 4, ff 1 I , ,Q V , .- :ff JV ,Qi J , pay, I , -f ., 04' . H1-f N' il ichael Bruce, Michael Maxwell, Donald Graves. ROW 2: QQ Ri, I QGHSF' ne- U SNWVT +43 X 3 X I X H X , K X V1 N ,f x X f fx' x X J xx A ' Q X ,f I, I va? g :Pb X' Q 'Qi Maja 2 Q? Ffa! 5 FM 1 wt 'i Eg XA uX A '9 I f . mfg za Ek MXN! ,: i ws 'f- .2 D V' I ' QP! ..,f',v'zN 4 Y' , r f 'i S3 Y -f N 1 I .' . la: r ,JS Q -ff : ,X A u 'f 0 wx : , SV 3g'L'La?a4,-.- ':1 gm Q . g GX ' ,,,Zy'C'1 --5 M Y ! - +-'!47V0., N ,ljmwfna w f kffz 7 fl 1 E J! UH , 1 Vi L K - WF' - E Q 5, X ,, 355552111 ' - Znm , 'wfy 9 ' ' , if 'Q gf' k Y 2. wx L BMW GIRLS SER VICEROU D- UP A TIMEFOR FU A very important part of Dorsey is its service clubs. These service clubs help to make Dorsey operate ejji- cently. Such organizations as GALS and Secretaries have helped the students and teachers at Dorsey. Without their help, many tasks can- not be accomplished. The pictures on this page show the fun which the members of these various clubs had at the Girls' Service Round- up. A jter their dedication to their clubs and to Dorsey, they do deserve one time for fun and amusement. Along with these club members, there were also many teachers present, as you can see. Among these teachers were Mr. Willoughby, Mrs. Doran, Mrs. Moroney, Mr. Tan, Mrs. Harvey, and many other teachers including some of the administrators. It seemed like it was a time to remember. Thanks to all the club members for their part- icipation at Dorsey! ,,,,,h,,,,,.4,,..,.w---M--fn 3153--iymx Q p wg, I wonder where everyone went? f - an nr - .rf 5, S, ,G if , eeee e W L if S64 1 Ek, , Prineexs Sharon, and her escorl Cornelius Gillohm Princess Phyllis and her eseorl Tony Rainey aww, Smile a Little Smile For Me N, HOMECUMING W'70 A TIME FOR JUY .... Homecoming Queen Pamela Hayex The Queen and her Courz Q JR , 'A Ya Q 0 ' fo- s f 6 fc- ' 4 9 0 pk. X-xo . 6 .5 Prineexx Melanie and escort Michael Harrix Ana' Beautjul. . . .t Qi - 4- Queen Pamela Hayes and her escort During Homecoming Activities Where are those girls. 7 ii .F fi e 'W Q1 l tl i t ? l t tttl - V f ,1- Maid 0fH0n0r-Connie Kjfrgjl B-I2 Princess-Phyllis Brown Pamela Hayex and her escort at the Homecoming Dance. x 11th Grade Princesx-Melanie Duvernay 1001 Grade PFMCGSS-Sh0f0n YHIFS 4 4 ,Q W ff HUVIEEUNI HY DH? Homecoming, W'70, was a spur of the moment activity taken on by the Dorsey Student Council only two weeks before the event. The traditional sponsor of Homecoming, Girls Personnel Board Know a part of Girls' Involvement Councill, had decided against the Homecoming, knowing that the last home football game would occur early in the season. This would not allow enough time to plan the event. The knowledge that Dorsey would be without a drill team for hamtime activities, also helped the board to make its decision. When Student Council made the discovery, it set out to keep the tradition. It encountered, however, several major problems. Homecoming followed the major Student Council activity, Mardi Gras, by only one week. This kept the Council involved in Mardi Gras, leaving little time to plan the Homecoming. Carsfor the procession of the court were difficult to obtain. Student Council found its members in the girl's gym at 6:00 on the morning of' Homecoming. Here, they blew up one thousand balloons. being used to illustrate the Up, Up, and Away theme. However, all hard work seemed worth it when the ceremonies began. The plans far Homecoming went accordingly, giving both students and alum ni afeeling ofjoy andsatisfaction. May Day became a battleground between the Ad- ministration and Girls' Involvement Council. The traditional event was refused a place on the Master Calendar. by the Administration, for several reasons. One reason was that the Calendar for S70 was filled with activities for May. Dorsey's lack ofa sound system and the poor shape of the Circle was another reason. But the main argument was the belief that May Day was not appreciated by the majority of the Dorsey Donnas. No final decision was made, nor was neces- sary, for the teachers' strike had caused all activities to be cancelled indefinitely. E ,ff k ztzs nol an hurt enough 4 4 ' . E f?e3, m:.'1'fi it 5 WEA-Q , gig QP: ,.?ggQ..z, 'B A '-1 :sb .. Q,-,x ,N ,pk ,sx,., t Q' 'Z' ' M' Y .X has fi'f-if iv w 4 Ns.. ...... Young people beli equality, because foolish ana' ignorant almost always im prac have to a'o whatever is ren, teen-agers, hippies, flo that you have to compromff? that principles are abstract to listen to them? God-bless-youth-and-k SHERMAN ,Mt bmw. vw: ' . 3 r 'i F it , ITS ACADEMIC It all started with a letter from KNBC requesting that Dorsey compete on the high school quiz show, It's Academicfs From a number of candidates, three were chosenADavid Tabata, Sherman McAlpin, and Michael Mori. To prepare for the show, Dorsey and L.A. High had a scholar quiz. They slightly slaughtered us. We just hoped that we wouldn't do as badly on television. The day finally arrived, and we caravaned hom Dorsey to Beautiful Downtown Burbank. Mr. Soloff gave us our pep talk, but he was also nervous. We were taken into a room to be briefed about the rules. As we started taping the show, Jerry Fogel, the MC, stopped because everything wasn't ready. We had to do the intro- cuctions again. The schools competing against us were Kennedy and LaReina. After thefirst round, we were ahead by 10. After the second round, we were behind by about 50. Ajer the third round, we were behind by 15. It was a see-saw .struggle through the fourth round between ourselves and Kennedy. We had a chance to win at the end, but we blew the question. It was something like, What is the path ofa stream of water shot straight up in the air, without any Fictional forces? We said, Parabola and the answer was A straight line. Oh Well! We would personally like to thank our cheering section, which made it possible for us to get as close as we did. Our school won a set of science books for the library. 144 TO WHUMITMAYCO CER Today I read an article about the L.A. teachers' strike saying that the teachers won't go back to work until the Board of Education negotiates with them. On that same page, there was another article saying that the Board won't negotiate until the teachers go back to work. It seems that due to the laws of physics, this is somewhat impossible. It disturbs me because if no compromise is made and both sides continue to be hard-headed, this strike may never end. Right now the school authorities are sending substi- tutes intothe school to babysit for the students. The stu- dents dislike for this is reflected in their 50'Za absence AIS' 'ML rate. On the other side, the teachers are outside the schools picketing and persuading the students and parents to join them. The sad thing about this whole thing is that the persons being hurt the most are the students. They are being pushed around, used, and thrown into makeshtf class- rooms while the teachers and the Board of Education fight each other, without an end in sight. This letter isn't being written in favor of the teachers, nor the Board of Education. It is being written in favor ofthe most down-trodden side ofall-the Students. Sincerely yours, A Concerned Person W A iJ'iiN?'bi:Q e Q, t 1+ ESTABLISHMENT SW wt, 'W as T, is Q, '1Z ,, - ,t he 4' ,May If my -lr. , if' W! ' I On Thursday, Sept. 18, 1969, Los Angeles Teachers made history by staging a one day walk-out and march to the Board of Education. Sponsored by the combined forces of the Associated Classroom Teachers of Los Angeles KA C T-LA l and the American Federation of Teachers lA F Tj, the approximately 10 thousand teachers demanded smaller class loads, more advanced teaching materials, newer textbooks, special educational programs for individual school needs, as well as higher salaries. fill Eighty per cent of the secondary high schools in the L.A. districts were closed for the day. Mr. Davis offcially cancelled classes at Dorsey at 8:03 A .M . The primary purpose ofthe one day strike was to show the unity of the L.A. teachers in their desire for change. ln the proposals set before the Board of Education, the teachers stipulated that J these essential programs were not initiated within the coming school year, there would be afull-scale strike in the spring. 'ilk , iw X529 sk S . QI , Qs mqsilyce Mm gxxXSZf1 Q NX 'v qs A GAI . Yes again, only this time not just one day, but indefi- nitely. It started on April 13, 1970, and even as this is being written, the teachers ofthe Los Angeles City Schools are still on strike. But now with more force than ever. Members of the United Teachers of Los Angeles KUTLAJ were successful in preventing the schools hom functioning properly. Although only a few schools were technically closed, many were open with less than 50'Z1 ofthe student body attending. The teachers also submitted newer demands. These include smaller classes, better reading programs, com- munity people working in the schools, enough nurses to protect the children, teaching more young people some- thing useful, training for skilled trades -and for college, good teachers who will stay, better counselling services, and an ejective anti-drug program. ll.i,l1 fx, Hifi 1 L L ,Y 'i wil -.gl hw. 40:- L Susan Miller Dorsey High School THE lv STAIRCAS A FULL LENGTH PLAY Thursday, May 7, Studen? Matinee, 1:05 pm Friday, May 8, Evening Performance, 7:30 pm. 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W--wmv: , ,,m,,m.,....XW.. .M .Q f Ml ' VH... .Rm V '-,,,-.- .---'- ,,.......-.. s ,,,,.-- .Q-,,.,,--. ,1- ,,,,,,,,,....,...--w Z1 ag .val .LI c9Ol:.,..,f,. ami ....... e-:Z-'1 .-.i'.1:-,,,, f -t'L'.I' I-' CULTY 'FS 4 I 1 1---' ,.....f ,...-- Y,,,,,.v..-.0---of Mr. Clworal Davis Principal M ADMI ,N AQ? ff? l is Miss Patricia Walsh Girls' Vice-Principal M , K .vi Mr. Bruce Rhoades Boys' Vice-Principal YTRATIO Mrs. Doris Howard Registrar Miss Sara Smith Heaa' Courselor Miss Katherine O'Flynn Nurse Mrs. Lena LaCaff Librarian l ART Mr. Robert Mrs. Penny Mr, Dale Gabe' Lake Mr. Maurice Davis Morales USINESS if 1 Miss Marie Mr. Litizia Mrs. Kay Barnell Erickson Fortun Mrs. Youngsil Miss Deanne Mr. James Miyashiro Smith Talt DRI VER ED UCA T10 G UIDA NCE Mr. David Mr. Stephan Miss Flora Davidson Gordon Martin 154 GLISH M Lvs Suzanne M C Wh irter Mr. John Savage M Lvs S usan Taylor 5 Miss Bobbe Seren Mrs. Gloria Baylor 5 Mr. Charles Wallblom A 5, V X vw Mr. Carl Hansen Mrs. Olivia Watt ff Mrs. Ph yll Lv Harvey lm Rx Mrs. Lois Paddor ,QF AWK A l. Mrs. Dela Savage x AI X , w , 2-A fb. ffl- ff Y 3 1 51. 'X 1 'NllU FOREIG LA GUA GE Mrs. Olivallifurchard Miss June Hatanaka Mrs. A nelida Buceola Mr. Lee Sebaugh HEALTH HOMEMAKI Miss Carol Klein Mr. William Schara Mrs. Lucille Lipscomb Health display? .5 in' Mrs. Phyllis Ross Homemaking tester? I DUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Hal Cessna Mr. John Childress Mr. Moses Fisher MA THEMA TICS Miss Carol Grings f 5 X 2 I . if 44 N 'Qi ,M shs lm Q A fn as .-fgxxx is Fl M 2 Mr. Norman Newcomb Mrs. Georgia Payton -' . me 4 fi Mr. John Haydel Ns s Mr. M.R. Mendell x :'biV b2-4ac S Mrs. Esther Sherman Za Mr, Richard Sherman fi ' ' W 'W W ' Mr. Albert McNeil Mr, Gary McRoberts PHYSICAL EDUCATIO Mr. Buddy Cha ,te fe, 7131 Miss Sandra Cox Mrs, Kay Fulton Mr. Aaron Youngblood Mrs. Gloria Johnson Mrs. Vange 'Westfield J Yrkk - If . + as V V, A . A I-mswxk . . ., fi- X A t' s 5: K4 A V .- ' AJ' Aff' Mrs. Elizabeth Phelan Dr. Don Simpson Mr, Michael Gerber K... Q. ,V-2 -V 7' - SCIENCE Mr. David Carroll Mrs. Ann Cole Mr. Hal Lazner Miss Gail Mr. Robert Reiman Mrs. Hazel Sobers Quanslrom X I .wif il :.'Qf1feS'-Bffiir: Q g Y Mr. Len Solof Mr. Mario Tan Mr. Werner Mr. Tim Wood Willughby SOCIAL STUDIE si Mr, Charles Mrs. Syliva Mr. Jay Allphin Joel Shafer Mr. Alan Baylyff A Miss Maureen 0'Donnell Mrs. Janice Williams Mrs. Ednamae Miss Joyce Mr. Steven Doran Rubenslein Wrighl lt!! --:ng,,, . Mrs. Sharon Gellner W .f .2 I . 5 .,. Mr, George Hamilton awk v K 1,-in, V wt Q, Z ! - 1 . 'Zi it -4 uf ' . f if 1 1 Mr. Ron Mrs. Bernice Brock Shuwarger Mrs. Lillian Thomas COUNSELURS ,Sig 17' , at , f 211 1 1 11 111 11 1 1 11 if ff: IE793 A' M ff, 7 :.. 1-ii-. 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OFFICE: Mrs. Virsielene Belts ENUANEE AREA TEXTBOOK ROOM: Mrs. Juanita Polk LIB RA R Y: Mrs. Barbara Perraull A TTENDA NCE OFFICE: Miss Dorothylou Sands, Mrs. Betty Loggins, Mrs. Linda Salisbury, Mrs. Iantha Freeman i CA F E TERIA C Us TO DIA L S TA FF iii CAFETERIA STAFF: Velma Dooley, Cruz Estrada, Roberta Thomas Pearl Blackman Howard L. Cole, Annie Scott, Hermie Shephard, Christine Garrett Doris Borwr Cleo Scaggins. Lucille Phillips, Gladys Hall. gr A CUSTODIAL STAFF: Dennis Robinson, James Spiller, James G. Hill, Z.P. Williams, Joseph S. Mackey, Jessie Ford, Ella Morgan, Elarta Martin. The Cafeteria and Custodial Staffs deserve a lot of credit. Even though you think the food isn't very good, or you always see trash on the ground, the stam do a lot of work. When the fall semester started, both stajfv were cut because of lack of funds. Therefore, those on the slam' had to do almost twice the work. The Cafeteria stajfdoes not make the menu, downtown does. 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Q 3, Buvtos, Tony fi K 15 K , 4, -iw , ,- ., .- Butch er, .-1 ngela Bynum, Charles Cade, A nlhony Clahoun, Kenneth ss? .Lk YA Callender, Sharon HVHH: h if Calloway, Lauraine A Campbell, Lynette g ' Carnpbell, Martha , 1 -- i Yi . Campbell, Robinerra Campbell, Yvonne Canada. Darrly Carl, Gregory S C arnes, .4 ljred 5 Carr, Jexxie ' M figs. 5, Carter, Charles - Carter, Freddie . :V Again, - ,., Carter, Gary Caslille, Diane M - . 1' Cennzan, Paul - Chan, Virginia Qi .ii New L D 94' xx , . , few 'Y ' lg gg, L fm, ,w 5 -H' U li' N B A ,L Chandler, Charles ' 2? c'hang,Sa11y , I t at Chang, Susie -I 4 iv - Charlton, Leonard li', - L K V A ' ., ,,.., . ,,. . ,, Q- Chatman, Nita Challerx, Linda , X , , Chengnlohn ' fi' i ' L 'L Chew, Lawrence fag -avg. W . , ,W 'H SHA 121141 A HUNITYA ND TOGETHER LA 1 A Q ,gi A vw-- NESS 'A it We ., 3 - - any - +,, as .. g :iii .. gif? S 122 Q4 , A if ' . 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Norman Hall, Ronald Halton, Al Hamayasu, Shirley Hamer, Cynthia Hamer, David Hamilton, Nina Hamlett, Russell Hammond, Michael Harada, Cheryl Hardy, Anthony Hardy, Denise Harper, Daryl Harris, Barbara Harris, Clmon Harris, Linda Harris, Terry Harrison, A driene Hawkins, Pierre Hayamizu, Cathy Heapley,J0hrl Hemphill. Henderson, pg,-a if Oh Lord, Don't do this to me! ' 1 .4 +44 J H ia, .5 , -1 sr xx I ,151 I K ln., ga.. , 'ii' if K YA 'Q if Y ,gg , my .Eats uae . n '53 , My 1i:'i !7 is ,wp f .. Q Q' 7 of N 'E , xg 1 'tx' Ui. Alu' f ,si if i Y if-is f , as -rs' 'Q s . ,ff .,,, K ,Q Y' ,- qv u, 23,2 A M 5 ex Henderson, JoA nn Henderson, Kathleen Hendricks, Lois Hendrix, Linda Henley, Winston Henmon, James Herring, Brenda Hicks, Darrly Hicks, Garland Higa, Marianne Hill, Christy Hill, Clarence Hill, DeWayne Hillman, Donald Hines, Sarah Hinton, Margaret Hiraga. Irene Hiramatsu, Joy Hirano. Gary Hirose, Aimee Hague, John Ho-King, Christina Hongo, Glenn Horton, Horace Hound Lee, Evelyn Howard, Gary Howard, Donald Huey. Sally Huff Ida Humphrey, Sylvia Hunter, Ton Hutchies, Steven Hyers, Rene lge, David 1ngram,Jhanna lseri, Betty Ishii, Darrly Ishikawa, Susan lwaki, Tim lwasaki, Pauline Izumi, James Izumi, Glenda Jackson, Gwendolyn Jackson, Jacquelyn Jackson LaC'herryal Jackson Linda Jackson Pamela Jackson Patricia Jackson, Peter Jackson. Reginald Jackson Wayne Jacobs, David Jacobs, Jay Jacobs, John James, Jacqueline James, Paul 170 72325 . n A - K Q' t wi my .. :Q 5 ,fs 42' K Chilli .,.,.. , . - sg: or vi 3: -9 'W' , Q , 3 si?-3? - if 4 2 a , Q X Jefferson, Charmaine Jeffries, Michael Jenkins, Aileen Jew, Benny Johnson. Johnson. Johnson, Johnson. Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Bruce Denise Donna Jackie Jennell Judy Leroy Lynn Johnson, Sandra Johnson, Sherry ,, ' ,, ., 4, 11.44 1 Q Johnston, Beverly Jones, Carolyn Jones, Diane Jones, Marilyn Jones, Michelle Jones, William Jordan, Sheila Jung, Edward Kagawa, Norman Kamirnura, Lynn Kawahara, Patti Kawahira, Teruye Kawakami, Wendy Kawano, Franklin Kawaoka, Chris Kayahara, Yuji Kelly, Derryl Kennedy, Tauska Kerley, Brenda Kersey. Gay K ido, Gordon Kim, Yung Kimsey. Pamela Kimura. Rochelle King, Frank King, Gregory Kingston, Kevin Kirk, Joni Kirk, Terri Knox, Bennie Koike, Clifford K ul vyanski, Sharon Kuroda, A ndrea Kuromiya, Kathy Kusumi, Dave Kusunoki, Robert Kyle, Norman Lagarde, Emile La Rocca, Geraldine Lawton, Calvin Lealy. Raymond Lee, Michael Lee, Tommy Leggins, David Leveron, Rosa LEW, William M., , L, , .W YS? 43 N ix 3 fi vi if t Ri e 95399 si Wim, , K 5 E 3 ,. 56, Ni- AQ QT? 2 t' ll ft . N fr f' , fi is X xv -,Y,v XY it ks .N 4 5, 'I S r 3 1 6 egg. K f ,J Lewis, Charlene Lewis, Cheretta Lewis, Erzel Lewis,James Lewis, Roland Lewis, Steven Lewis, Toreda Lewis, Yasmine Lindo, Lynette Lively, Bernice Livingston, Earl Lloyd, Josephine Lloye, Norma Lombard, Jocelyn Lorden, Nancy Louie, Calvin Louie, Thomas Love, Lynnett Love, Richard Low, Bernice Lucas, Connie Luck, Mary Lum, Lorraine Lyong, Stephanie Mabrie, Karon Malone, Gregory Manaka, Timmie Manning, Lynn Marin, Carmen Marsh, Katherine Marshall, Charles Martin, Secunda TOGETHER WESTA ND FOR DIVIDED WE FALL Martin, William Martinez, Maria Marzett, Debra Masushige, Mark Mathis, Jonine Matlock, Stephen Matsuda, Joanne Matsui, Margaret Matsumoto, Victoria Mathews, Johnnie May, Ronnie Mayeda, Martin McClellan, Doreen McCreary, Marian McCrimmon, Harold McCrimmon, Joan McCurtis, Kelley McGuire, Denise McGuirt, Patricia McKinney, Janice McNealy, Mary Meeks, Rosalyn Meraz, Rod Mitsui, Brian ,-. as :ii- sw -vm Q at V- Q 4 K its 1 e , A 5, V l J., h V we 8 35' ,E 1 u- ' Wav Mitsui, Jejj' Miura, Karen Miyagishima, Patsy M iyakawa, Naomi Miyaki, Terri Miyala, Dean Mizokami, Martin Mochizuki, Dennis Moussa, Madia Mochizuki, Wayne Monroe, Doshia Montgomery, Melvin Moore, Cheryl Moore, Debbie Moore, Michele Moore, Robin Moore, Ronald i i C J eeee 4 E ,i, , ,,fi,i A , .. Moreland, Jerry Moreland, Robin Morgan, Jesse Mori, Masayo Morris, Gary Morris, George Morris, Veronica Morrison, Youra Moses, Yvette Mosquida, Pal Muldrew, Winston Murakami, Earl Murakami, Susan Murakami, Yvonne Murdock, Michael Murphy, Gary Murray, Kenneth Myers, Chester Myers, Lester Myers, Sandra Nagano, John Nagata, Julia Nakamoto, Daryl Nakamura, Gail Nakawatase, Nancy Nakazono, Grace Navarrete, Sandra Neal, Saundra Newman, Michael Nishida, Judy Ntshina, Lynn Nolen, Denise Norman, Darrell Norma n, Robin Norris, Pam Ogawa, Glen Okuda, K enny Okuma, Clyf Oldham, Mark Ota, Monica Otsubo, Peggy Oiiey, Sarah Ouintana, Leticia Owens, Guy Ozaki, Janice Padilla, JoA nn Pate, Lawrence Patterson, Craig Patterson, Linda Patty, Lorna Perowe, Michelle :is -'13 IVE: 5 ,,.' ' Q 4. ' ,,, Q ' X - 5 'X' o ill 2 1' is . . ' iii. fb , ' ' V , ll , ,, , we J X wg :gg . ' Q Q Nl? 6 Q. M--E 4, ..,.-' , . .K , li f Lag. .-:1a.w.e'iQ, , M,,,,,. W, 9 N.., . K ' Pettus. Richard Pick ford, Dorothy Pitts, Doris Poole, Jean Pope, Douglas Price, A nthony Price, JoA nn Price, Ronald Proctor, Beyanca Protes, Michelle Prudhomme, Gwen Prudhomme, Terry Pullins, Linda Ragin, Cheryl Ray, Clotill Reams, Anthony Reed, Renette Reese, Karen Revels, Debra Rhea, Eugene Richardson, John Riley, Deborah Roberts, David Roberts, Diane Robinson, Donald Robinson, Freda Robinson, Jan Robinson, Ronald Robinson, Vanessa Rutter, RaeAnn Quong, Karen Sadler, Janice Sakamoto, Kerry Sakata, Todd Sakaue, Yoshiteru Salgado, Margarita Sawa, Garret Scott, Sondra Scranton, Sheila Sebastian, Joe Senzaki, Norman ShackeUord, Elaine Shannon, Gregory Shaw, Chauncey Shell, James Shepherd, Marlaleto Shiba, K iroo Shiozawa, Elaine Simmons, Kathy Simpson, Bobby Sims, Donnie Sims, Robert Sims, Rowena Singleton, Robert Singleton, Rodreck Singleton, Tyrone , as M V f Q X , f ' H' K i N493 4' gg ,QI . W ::.::, ,::,-. '-.' 9 ,. S T i ff l l X ' 2321 522 W f f .gglb in f Nvlk , W -:.. . Mi ,, K . .-. 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Mike Thomas, Gala Thompson, Robyn Thrash, Victor Timas, Denise Tolbert, Glenda Tomikawa, Brian Tomita, Cindy Topps, Sheldon Torrence, James Triplett, Howard Tucker, Denise Turner, Frank Turner, JoAnne Turrentine, Fleeta R S S ESEZ Q , -is S At 6 In . . ,, , amy.-Jin -' - 2 , ,M .., ,. R is ' QQ, 13' V5-,,. 1 Y 5 a tv 1 . m H, M , .. 7 mite, E iw, 1 lg, ,... f m ,,, . xl 0 ss , ff- il M 1 Ag ., Qlf fl Vrlvi iv kl it A 4 4 A f , Q if K K , ,,ff. . f Ts, X A t R t 'N , Qgkfms. S R Q ':w: a-r1a- 3? VW if if 11 Tyler Rita Usui Geraldine Valley, Michael Verdun, Brian Villa, Pauline f.:i,.f: .-Q' 3 ou. X l 6 KS Qa ig 5? ' S tr Q K A Q mn i M , SQISEQ- 3 52311,- Vizicaino, Daniel Wada. Doug Wade, Ben Walker, Rosalind Wall, Eric Wallace, Theresa Walls, Lynn Walters, Darlene Ware, Ronald Warner, Sheila Washington, Cynthia Watanabe, Steven Waters, Sandra Waynes, A ntoinette Weatherspoon, Linda Webb, Deborah Webb, Stephen Wedgeworth, Joe Wellington, Ethel Wells, Lloyd West. Sheila Westbrook, Rosemarie Whitaker, Stephanie White, Glenn White, Michael 176 Whiting, Sharon Wilkerson, Janna Wilkerson, Sheila Williams, April ,EE , I .LE EU f , Williams, Cedrick Williams, Gail Williams, Geofrey Williams, Joyce Williams, Rickey Williams, Ronald Williams, Terrance Williams, Troy f Williord, Pamela Willis, Lonnie 'HS xii H S Aa D ff Q 15, Wilmarth, Peter Wilson, Byron Wilson, Diedra Wilson, Veronica Wilson, Vickie Windom, Dave Winston, Wanda Winters, Karen Wong, Danny Wong, Dennis Wong, Henry Wong, Janice Wong, Jimmy Wooldridge, Jacqueline Wright, Donald 19 F L S?-UPN rL+' ' 3 , 9 5 f-...... Wright, Ricky Wu, George Wun, Susie Yamada, Connie Yamada, David Yamada, Kaoru Yamano, Linda Yarber, Varetta Yoshida, Irene Yoshida, J ene Yoshihata, Keith Yoshikawa, Janet Young, Carol Young, Samuel Zachary, Karen r . .W Q. ,V , .,,.. ,Q V .F - Q55 . R, as . ., ,M fi - :W ik -pi ty 5 G sa M H uf X , :.g.:s:1::'- - F15-23.1. F: z' f. --Hifi ff W '.I,..'Es.'!:f 25:-5 ,. ,Q ..': X Q , , - . ragga! .. :bf i 4 K ' : . , V .4 . A.: f an Z 3 HSM CjMwLM9AP ,Xb 3 U , N f, Sy' QQ f K sw: Efgtfffffffilgwfeii E31 - QSX t QQ Y . found ef e r ,CzLROy 1507 Hilfe' 2 H 59' ,4 6? -.Cf Q, 'QT7 55 177 PJ 5 fe... eff' V , LL fQ Q7 lg? Z5 98 ., 5 IN MEMORIUM REGINA OTIS MCCLOUD 1953-1969 K Then said Almitra, Speak to us ofLove. And he raised his head and looked upon the people, and there fell a stillness upon them. And with a great voice he said: When love beckons to you,follow him, Though his ways are hard and steep. Ana' when his wings enfoldyou yield to him, Though the sword hidden among his pinions may woundyou. And when he speaks to you believe in him, Though his voice may shatter your dreams as the north wind lays waste the garden. For even as love crowns you so shall he crucU'y you. Even as he isfor your growth so is hefor your pruning. Even as he ascends to your height and caresses your tenderest branches that quiver in the sun, So shall he descend to your roots and shake them in their clinging to the earth. X Like sheaves ofcorn he gathers you unto himseM He threshes you to make you naked. He sms you tofree youfrom your husks. He grinds you to whiteness. He kneads you until you are pliantg And then he assigns you to his sacred fire, that you may become sacred bread for God's sacred feast. All these things shall love do unto you that you may know the secrets ofyour heart, and in that knowledge become a fragment of LUe's heart. But :fin you fear you would seek only love's peace and love's pleasure, Then it is betterfor you that you cover your nakedness and pass of love's thresh ing-floor, Into the seasonless world where you shall laugh, but not all of your laughter, and weep, but not all ofyour tears. Love gives naught but itseU and takes naught but from itseM Love possesses not nor would it be possessed: For love is sufficient un to love. When you love you should not say, God is in my heart, but rather, I am in the heart ofGod. And think not you can direct the course of love, or love, gf it finds you worthy, directs your course. Love has no other desire but to fuUill itseM, But U' you love and must needs have desires, let these be your desires: To melt and be like a running brook that sings its melody to the night. To know the pain of too much tenderness. To be wounded by your own understanding of love,' And to bleed willingly and joyfully. To wake at dawn with a winged heart and give thanks for another day of living, To rest at the noon hour and meditate love 's ecstasyg To return home at even tide with gratitude, And then to sleep with a prayer for the beloved in your heart and a song of praise upon your lips. - The Prophet W...-' -C-4 1 E53-41'if'fj ff Wfmf-em r: S.: .....M.V, , ,, W f, ,fx tx, WM-MWWWVMW - ::: 'i.........-M--0--1' 4- W 'WawMn'MW' LA 2 rf-fm'- M ' ' ..-. ,.,,,....,.....-.--.-----..Q-. .-Q W Mn, , :z:g ....,.....w-W ' 22 --- ---f W,W,,M,.... - ..... ......., M., -XM 11th GRADE CABINET-WINTER '70-Charmaine Jejerson, President, Anthony Hardy, Boys' Vice-President, Debbie Moore, Girls' Vice-President. Ilth GRA DE CABINET4SUMMER '704Glenn Ogawa, Boys' Vice-President, Charmaine Jefferson, Girls' Vice President, Anthony Hardy, President. 'fit if 1 X 1 .2 x A bdeckader, Richard A dachi, Gerald Adams, Gaylow A dams, Michael Adkins, Leo Alexander, Cyrilena Alexander, Denise Allen, Gary Allen, Rochelle Allen, Teri Ally, Wanda Alvarez, David Amemiya, Grace A nderson, Royal A nderson, Sharon A ndre ws, Curtis Beaudry, Victoria Beckner, William Bell, Beatrice Bell, Roylana' Bennett, Terri Berry, Carolyn Berry, Wendy Belton, Norma Bigsoldier, LeRoy Bingo, Joye Blackwell, Glenn Blanchard, Cheryl Bledsoe, Angela Blount, Kevin Bly, William Bolden, Benny Bolden, Lonnie Booker, Sharon Boone, Kathy Borner, Beverly A ndrews, Sharon Anthony, Darius A rnold, David Arrington, Linda Asahi, Terry Asai, Nancy Ashmore, Lynette A usby, Loretta A very, Sherry Ayers, Romero CLASS OFS' 72 A LONG WA Y T0 GO! ll Boudreaux, Albert Bounds, Vanessa Boutte, Carolyn Bowman, Sam Bradford, Homer Bradley, Steven Brame, Margaret Bridget, Gloria Bright, Crystal Brooks, David Brooks, Paul Brown, Benita Brown, Beverly Brown, Carole Brown, Charles Bro wn, Darrell I i 1 1 e si 5 J? 591' g gg' , -. f F' 5 L. W 5, 1 5' .. 'EY 4 1 5 2 , it x if , 'Six it V , J X., A, so ' . 'Y- 1 K A fm Buard, Deborah Buchanan.AndfE'l1 Buchanan, John Burgess, Debra Burks, Charles Burnett, Rhonda Burton, James Burton, Myrna Butler, Carmen Baba, Douglas Baba, Grace Bacon, Debbie Bailey, Herman Baker, Louis Baker, Rochelle Balara, Louis Banks, Mike Banks, Sheila Barta, Michael Balisl, Edwin Brown, Brown. Jackie Jewel Brown, Judy Brown, Negretta Brown, Rodney Brown, Sharon Brown, Steven Brown Teresa Brule, Manuel Bryant, Kathy Caldwell, Andre C albc, Cesar Carier, Howard Carlisle, Linda C arriger, Carol Carroll, Deborah Carter, Loretta Carter, Margo Chamberlain, Tywana Chamberlain, Victor Chambers, A nthony Chan Leung, Nancy Chandler, Harolyn Chariton, Barbara Charles, Pamela Chin, Denise Chin, Paula Chow, Dorthy City, Glenn Clark, Milton Clark, Veryl Clarke, Tony Clarr, Christine Clayton, Walter Cleveland, Herbert Cobbs, Ramona Cobbs, Richard Colar, Andrei Cole, Adrienne Cole, Jackie Coleman, Richard Collier, Kenneth Collins, Beverly Collins, Caprice Collins, Maurice Colvin, Cynthia Combess, Mark Cooksey, Tyra Cooper, Ralph Cooper, Wendell Cowan, Robert Craig, Joyce Crawford, Michael Cromity, Robyn Crommes, Fred Cuellar, Don Cummerbatch, Gloria Cunningham, Ronald Currie, Cris Curry, James Curry, Kevin Dale, Tyrone Dandridge, Donald Dandridge, Jerry Davis, A rth ur Davis, Darvester Davis, Debra Davis, Dexter Davis, Gary Davis, lzora Davis, Michael Davis, Pamela Davis, Roxanne Deckard, Marla Decond, Philip Dennis, Sharon Dephina, Pearl Dickinson, Jesselen Dodds, John Dominguez, David Donginues, Eugenia Domoto, Denise Doyle, Michael Dubliclay, Carl Edwards, Bruce Edwards, Patricia E' N Z.. D 5 - W wgisgw, - if M . , Ax 1, .. N Q ,, wx Q we 1 'za 1-if ,t fi 1 K, If , f :...,.u.,- ..--Us e - A ezwszfqgq-Q - w mygg tgga- 7 f ' Q :gg 'u 'f V ,rf -Q Q as QQ! Edwards, Shellee Ejferson, Kim Eguchi, Pamela Elgin, Vernell Ellis, Clayborn Elster, Genalta Embree, Arnold Embree, Mchael Englander, Michelle Enouex, McFarland Escaias, A driana Elo, Lois Eubanks, James Evans, David Evans, Gail Evans, Wanda Farmer, Karen Farris, Dawn Faulkner, A ndrea Feltus, Albert Ferguson, Dorthy Ftfer, William F isk, Leon Fbrico, Jan Fleming, Ruth Flenoury, Lona Fletcher, Judy Flores, Maria Forbush, Diana Ford, Gene Ford, Roxanne Ford, Sherrie Foster, Michael Fraise, Electa Frazier, Denise F regia, Brent French, Tomarr Fujita, Carol Fukutoni, Ross Fulbright, Margaret Fullove, Robert Furusawa, Robert F uruta, Ross Galindo, Richard Garrett, Pamela Garrison, Paul Gaston, Jimmy Gates, Michael Gilliard, Corol Gines, Joel Gipson, Margie Golden, Scherrie Gover, Raymond Graves, Donald Gray, Jackie Gray, Jeanne Gray, Julia Green, Cheryl Grypfin, Dawn Grimn, Sheila Grimmett, Evie Guimont. Charles Haehi ya, Darly Hadnut, Michael Hall, Karen Hall, Roderick Hamilton, Elaine Hammond, Carrie Hampton, Evelyn Hampton, Harry Hanada, Ron Hanaoka, Stanley Handa, Helen Harden, Donald Harrell, Doris Harris, Samuel Harrison, Gary Harris, Christfea Harris, Penelope Harvey, Joe Hasson, David Halai, Kenneth Hawthorne, Roy 184 Haywood, Gar Hearne, Bruce Henderson, lzedia Henderson, Janice Henderson, Vergie Hendrix, Sandra Herron, Geroney Hicks, Linda Higaki, Leslie Higashiyama, Robert Hinton, Gladys Hirano, Gail Hirase. Jamie Hirata, Carol Hirayama, Duane Holden, Evelyn Holland, Cheryl Hollins, Walterine Honda, Keith Hooks, A my Horn, Denise Horn, Ivan Houff Dmitri House, A nnette Houston, Larry Howard, Denise Howard, Ellis Hoxie, David Hubbard, John Huddleston, Rafe Hudgens, Gerald Hunter, Brenda 45 V T ..-'t .. 5 'f e- A s Q. xn- fl 1 e Q .Dr W . 52, 41 -4' if :L .4 WSIJFST-IA I - :-. .1 -3 fm Q W ': - r Z .. i if 2 ee been isis ,. fi f ',, ,ziifjggiii it it i Sz: - ,Q -fix is . Hunter, Gregory Hurd, Peggy Ichimoto, Glenn Imamura, Joy Imura, John Inge, Carol Inouye, Gail Inouye, Lois Ishida, Fumio Itagaki, Jaimee Ito, Roberta Irvine, Kittie Ishii, Dayle Ishitani, Denise Isom, Johnnie Jackson, Antoinette Jackson, Gail Jackson, Melba Jackson, Robert Jackson, Stephanie Jackson, Tanya Jacobs, Danny Jacobs, Sarada James, Debra James, James James, Johnny James, Shawn Jarrett, Michael Jerricks, Darrow Jett, Yolanda Jew, Frank Joe, May Johns, Donald Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson. Beverly Damita Daniel Darryl Deborah Deborah Denise Denise Dexter Donna Eric Keith Lovella Michael Johnson, Robert Johnson, Van Jovilet, Craig Jones, Deborah Jones, James Jones, John Jones, Lance Jones, Marsha Jones, Michael Jones, Trudy Jones, Valencia Jones, Valerie Jones, Zina a 's Q 5 it 'E 3 2? A is s. ,g M ,s,,QE' ? X 5 Q if. Q Q ' lf our 5 f N . fr tg . A I h as X Ez, .xii gm iw is bei' l L+ N ig Jordan, April Jordan, John Joshua, Seneca Kadota, Dan Kajimoto, Leonard Kamei, Duane Kametani, Delana Kaneko, Sharon Kanemary, Kelvin Kaneshiro, Jocelyn Kaneshiro, Lance Karatsu, Robert ... ERGETIC STUDENTS OW LEA DERS TOMORRU W Kawasaki, Dean Keeling, Christine Kelly, Marvella K elly, Layatana Kellough, Edrena Kerford, Dianne Kim, Thomas Kimura, Robert King, Arron King, Deborah King, Rochelle King, William Knight, Fred Kobayashi, Kurtis Kosha, Steve Koyama, Mare K ubo, Karen Kusumoto, Alan LaBauue, Roslton Ladd, Tannya ..--- Lam, Charles Lanzothe. Gaynell Lankjbrd, J erry Latham, Frieda Law, Lyric' Lawton, Rene LeBlanc, Daphne Lee, Chrixtine Lee, Dalton Lee, Ronald Lee, Stanley Lern, Henry Leung, John Lew, A rnold Lew, Raymond Lewe, Helen Lewix, Charles Linz, David l.ivingsI0n, Cle l.iving,vmn, Jackie 44,13 fir Loekelt, A ntunia Loll, Steven Louie, Eugene Louis, Vicki Love, Becky Lyons, Brenda Maekhee. Rachelle Maekingiee, Ronald Malone, Sandra Manako, Yurni Mano, Kathy Manuel, Don Marxelle, Eugene Marxhall, Derek Marxhall, I-'rederiek Marshall, .lejyrey Marlin, Donna Martin, Michelle Maruno, Cindy Mathis, Charley Matsuda, Michael Malsueda, Lorraine MUl,X'UgMI?I, Mark Matsukawa, Ronald Matsumara, Mitchell Matsumura, .Vaney Matsuoka, Joyce Malsuxhita, .lamex Matthews. Richard Max well, Sheila Mayeda, Bruce Mayeda, Richard Mayekawa, Donald Mayes, Judy MaeAfee, Steve McClain, Beverlyn McDaniel, Freda MeFaneano, George McGueil, Cynthia McGulpin, Eloise McKinney, Steve Meeks, Steve Miller, Evelyn Miller, Robert Minamide, Shelby E Mitchell, Claude Mitchell, Diana Miura, A drienne Miyake, Katsumi Mzyake, Rieki Miyamoto, Jerry Miyamoto, Misa Miyazaki, Sheila Mizokarni, Mike Molette, Derek Molina. Stephanie Moore, David Moore, Deborah Moore, Glenn Moore, Rose Morgan, Gary Mori, Hirondou Mori, Kenneth Morkawa. Dora Morioka, A rth ur Morris, Gray! yn Morris, Philip Morrison, Jam es Moseley, David Mosley, Gregory Mosley, Juana Mosley, Gayle E THUSIASTIC 1 1 ar K , FM, Moussa, A tef Mundy, Leonard Murakami, Elain Murakami, Glenn Murata, Judith Murata, Nelson M urph y, Valerea Myers, Ruth Nakai, Joanne Nakai, Suzanne Nakamura, Patti Nakasaki, Donna Nakashima, Ken Nakatani, Gail Nakawatase, Linda Nakawatase, Lynn Narita, Thomas Nasiem, David Nauls, Charles Nauls, Larry 5 FV' finial Q li 189 Navies. Karla Nelson, A rmenda Nelson, Jerry Nelson, Mark Nelson, Rosalind Newman, Marie Newton, Dwyna Ng, Bernice N illock, Joseph Nimura, Lucy Nzshinaka, Diane Nishitsuji, Gordon Nixon, Valerie Oda, Irene if U Ogino, Craig W l CA PABLE. .. ...HIGH ff. , ,. -,nw , .r V :ie vw K' ::',:5'-... .iz aflfiaii, A ' ' s W4 , ,,, ,, ., , : +25 1 1 we 1 1 551 Oi, Karen Okada, A nson Okamoto, Carol Okamoto, Jim Okamoto, Nancy Olden, Paul Onaga, Verna 0'Neal, Ronald Onishi, Randy Onoda, Scott Ota, Fuji Owens, Brenda Owens, Don Owens, Sandra Owens, Vanessa Oyadomari, Merle Page, Jonathan Paige, Michele Palmer, Cheryl Palmer, Ricky Paredes, Francisco Parker, Craig Parker, Herbert Parks, Robin Parks, Steven Parrish, Bruce Paschal, Brenda Patterson, A Ureda Patterson, Lucius Patterson, Michael Patterson, Stephen Penland, William SPIRITED Phillips, Jacqueline Pickens, Aline Pondt, Almira Powell, Isabella Pruden, Martha Pruitt, Raymond Pulido, Rose Purvey, Marzetla Quon, Danny Terry, Tena Quon, Myron Raikes, Jeffrey Q V fx h!N aff 4 Q3 .W t' c . . .DEDICA TED A xl K V z .,,.. 1 Ramirez, Paul Rattler, James Ray, Lillian Reddie, Eldon Reed, Eric Reed, Gainer Reed, Paul Reed, Renette' Reed, Stanley Reese, Stephen Reeves, Barbara Reeves, Oswald Rhoades, A aron Rhodes, Freda Rice, Minthia Richard, Madilene Richards, Delores Richardson, Tyrone Ricks, Alan RU'fe, Brian Robbins, Ella Roberts, Carolyn Robinson, Chris Rodgers, Darryl Rodney, Regina Roper, Sharon Rorex, Leland Rujin, Celister Rugley, Ileen Ryder, Gwendolyn Ryle, Le Shawn Ryono, Tina Sabbath, Sandra Sainten, Michael Saito, Janice Saironlimmy Saito, Susan Sakamoto, Shirley Sakamoro, Stephen Sakimoto, Philip Samuels, Refina Sanford, Gerald Sanford-Smith, Stephanie Sasaki, John ', .- L 1 X .F X .it wfw Sk? M uv Q0- x ! ' r Sawa, Terry Schaefer. Keith Scott, A rvingla Scott, Johnny Scott, Pamela Scott, Ronald Scruggs, Richard Sears, Anthony Sears, .4 ntonio Sekino, Kathryn Senard, Darryl Sentner, Robert Sheffield, Haruetta Shelton, Steven Shepherd, Constance ...YOU STRO ...AMBITIOUS Shepherd, Evelyn Sheppard, Alison Shiba, David Shiba. Jane Shields, Bobby Shima, Tommy Shimada, Paula Shirnbashi, Setsuko Shivers, Carver Shohara. Ronnie Singletary, Durwin Singleton, Rhonda Slaughter, Bobalete Slaughter, Willeeta Smith, Archie G. Smith, Carl Smith, Joseph Smith, Mentha Smith, Paul Smith, Pierre Smith, Walter X Soloman, Josef Stanfield, Booker Stanton, Laura Sterling, Yvonne Stewart, Marguetta Streator, Robert S udler, Wanda S ugam ura, Mark Tabata, Patti 334 af?- uni i gf W gg., : l 5. dh in J' -,A1 Q ,jg iw ,XJ , ..,, ,d iii T .4 if , W,A. Q .-.. hx .5-A ' GNL 'T mir TR , ms- . A , gf. Talvabayashi, Ronald TClldtl5hlI7Il1,Jll-1' Takayama, Gary Tak eda. Norman Takeuchi, Barbara Tally, John Tanaka. Gail Tanihara, Craig Talara, Pancho Tale, Larry Taylor, A vis Taylor, Brian Taylor, Chris Taylor, Deborah Taylor, Karen Taylor, Nedra Taylor, Rudy Telsede, Frances Tervalon, J effery Telt, Deborah Thomas, .4 nnetle Thomas, Corelynn Thomas, Errol Thomas, Michael Thompson, Angela Thompson. Gary Thompson, Larry Thompson. Leon Thompson, Sandra Thornton, Lairo Todd, Lynean Toji, Gail Toro, Gerald Towner, Debarah Toy, Helen ivy, Susan Trezevanl, Roslyn Trice, Deborah Trolter, Pam Tvuehida, Miehiyo Tucker, Lance Turner, .-1 lber! Turner, Dana Turner, Gail Turner, Thomas I lr - I told you Mr. Savage, you can'! gel len feel pas! these prison gales. lv 'r lg: 6 Ivler, C heryl Tyrell, Renee Uchida, Hiroshi Ung, Easter Uyehara, Carol Uyemura, Ricky Vaden, Mitchell Valley, Raymonda Ventura, Robert Viilery, Bobby Wakano, Elsie Wakinaka, Vicki Walk er, A ndre Walls, Porte Walters, Karla Warren, Sandra Washington, Brenda Washington. Caron Washington, C easar Watanabe, Arthur Watanabe, Wayne Waters, Ricardo Waters, Victor Watford, Cheryl Watson, A cquanetta Watson, Stacy Watson, Yolanda RESPONSIBLE. . . . . .DETERMINED Webb, Brenda Westbrooks, Bill Whitfield, Stanley Whiting, Elaine Whitlock, Bobby Willbon. Cheryl Williams, A rthur Williams, Craig Williams, Edwin Williams, James Williams, Sharon Williams, Shireen Williams, Wanda Willoack, Jose ph Wilson, Cynara Wiley, William Williams, Brenda Williams, Marlon 1, 5 -,K Wilson, Derwin Wilson, Linda Wilson, Marla Wilson, Robin Wilson, Susan Winston, Clifton Winston, Michael Thompson, Elaine Sudler, Wanda Wise, Michelle Wong, Beverly Wong, Donald Wong, Eugene Wong, James Wong, Kenny CHILDREN OF AMERICA . .RESOURCEFUL Wun, Richard Wynn, Ken! Wynne, Edylhe Yamada, Lisa Yamahala, Kenneth Yamamoto, Bonnie Yarbrough, Gerald Yee, Betty Yinson, Franklin Yokotake, Dennis Yokoyama, David Yokoyama, Sh eree Yon emoto, Judy Yoshida, A my Yoshihiro, EUI Yoshirnizu, David Yoshinaga, Ray Yoshioka, Judy Young, Charles Young, Darryl Young, Gilbert F , Y llfd NL., . 1 R CIRCLE 1970 I H Halt M LL, Q l Coleen M urakami R Robznson Jane Shlha 'W'- Pzvn K imxey -1 has ter L' ng 1 r - 4 Q wi i 1 Q , an Vi 1 . .. 'f Q SX , 5 ' z K7 ,A N.. I , 'f '---M-X 'wir' ' 3 IQ, ! ,,a 2 Qi 1' N., ' L EJ gfwh--.,.,,m, If Vg-KIQSQPK RWM Y if Q 5 I7 aff. is ' 9 5 bf 3 ' it 2' 1-1:2 is ii i- K Jkt! 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IAMHJ M ....- A R ,Q-' Y , 111741 -Y 5 JIM-f '4?.7l'i?. , 'Y ,,,,-f- QQ n..,,,,wM WM, q, W4 W, n ,,WW W , W, A ' Some ma have been shocked' others may ha ve laughed It might To many ofyou, this annual may benquite a surprise. y . , . have been the introduction that you reacted to. It might ha ve been the absence ofgroup pictures. Maybe it was the price of 86.00 per copy But think harder. Did you notice the size ofthe annual and the paper quality? Did you notice the individual I athletes' pictures? Did you notice some TRUTH? You wanted a larger annual, so we planned a larger annual. The resu t, a more expensive annual. We felt that sports played a very important role at Dorsey, so we made a bigger sports section. But it was the introduction that we, the editors, concentrated on. We wanted to show the student body the side of Dorsey thatfew ever notice. Look at the pictures and think about the stories they tell. The burned buildings, the broken windows, th , the trash, it's an everyday thing to us. Isn't it? We blame the Administration, but can part of this fault lie within e cops us, the student body? How many ofyou voted during elections? or went to sportsnights? or went tofootball and track meets? How many were actually concerned about Dorsey and the community? Do you, the student body, really care about Dor- sey? Whosefault is it? ' This annual has been a long time coming, just like the incident between the Dorsey student body and the police. The 'riot' made the community aware. Will this annual do the sarnefor you? ' - -W . is Lloyd Clayton Rem ovedfrom campus during incident 199 WHERE TO N0 W? 200 F I H n 3 I 5 5 3 Q B E 2 , F 2 Z 5 i i 3 1 E .W .......,,...,.....,.... ........, ..., .V ,Mm ...,...,...,-. .,.h.,,,. .1,,.. 1 ..V.,,...,..n,.,,,..,., .- ,.m..-.,,., ..- ,.,. .........,. 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