University of California Berkeley - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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Residents: John Anagnost, Sanjiv Awasthi, Andrew Bissonette, Sequita Boswell, Bradley Bryan, Jack Butler John Byram, Paula Castro, Linda Clinefelter, Michael Collins, William Cook, Alexandra Corwin, Frederic DeMarse, David Dredge, Kenneth Eagle, Jennifer Elstad, Barry Fischer, Yupin Fong, Lance Fortnow, Thoma Fowler, James Gibson, Shawn Ginther, Nancy Gooch, Matthew Gottlieb, Youngran Ham, Emily Hauptman, Julie Hawkins, Greg Herman, Robert Hoelle, Charles Imai, Robert Isberner, Eric Kagel, Sohail Khan, Shing Lp Kong, lames Krick, Mary Kuo, Glenn Kuse, Michael Lambert, Curtis Lenart, James Lilley, Richard Lis David Liu, Vache Mahseredjian, Ernest Martin, Lettice Otero, Robert Ricketson, David Riley, Victor ' Saunders, Frank Schipperijn, David Shaw, Michael Sofris, Bruce Suehiro, Alva Svoboda, Tracy Thonn, Car Waxman, Chris Williams, Lee Wittenstein, Gary Yabumoto. EGE-MARY MORSE This year, about 90 UC Berkeley students resided at Ege and Mary Morse Halls, located 10 miles from campus at Mills College in Oakland. Residents enjoyed the luxuries of the halls ' deluxe swimming pool, tennis courts, and gym- nasium, as well as the privacy and convenience of single rooms. In the view of most Ege and Mary Morse residents, if they could not be housed in the Berkeley dorms, the Mills College dorms were the next best place to live! 1 60 rt

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Residents: Evangelina Almiratitearena, Richard Amador, Ted Andrews, Paul Apffel, Mary Appel, Gregory Auld, Lucille Baca, Kari Barbu, Erick Becker, Gregory Becker, John Biasatti, Sarah Blaine, Alvin Bratton, Rodney Brender, Richard Brener, Adela Carrasco, Yeh-Chan Chen, Alison Chin, Rosemarie Chun, Adrienne Chung, Rosemary Claudson, James Colfer, Matthew Camay, Michael Corral, Vinh Dang, Gregory Davidson, Ava DeAlmeida, Nina DeCastro, Marian Dent, Loree Devery, Jonathan Diesenhaus, Dan Dou$lass, Glenn Francis, Kenneth Fujimoto, Glenn Gifford, Keven Gilbert, Brian Gregory, Steven Grenadier, David Hancock, Victoria Hoekstra, Sylvia Horn, Kevin Honig, John Horsley, Terence Howzell, Gloria Huerta, David Kaplan, Troy Kelley, Thomas Kimbrough, John Kuo, Celeste Lane, David Larson, Rosalie Leabres, Angela Lee, Helen Lee, Regina Lee, Victor Lee, Jill Lehman, Rowena Leong, Ann Leutza, Richard Levin, Joanne Liu, Gary Louie, James Lu, Stephen Ludlam, Michael Marx, John McKeon, Chrictina Metcalf, Wendy Milian, Ian Millen, Kelly MM, Jill Mitchell, Lisa Morelli, Victor Mustelier, Joshua Nelson, Gail Nishimura, Nets bison, Delanie Painter, Mi Pak, Cynthia Parulan, Mary Pegues, Serena Pon, Denise Poon, Ted Prezant, Carolyn Randall, Colleen Rice, Michael Rachman, Michael Romey, Scott Rotondo, lames Ryan, David Sandoval, Robert Sands, Maria Satenstein, Andrew Scher, William Scherer, Louis Scolari, Niles Snarls, Branden See, Birgit Seifert, Mark Shari, Thomas Shelton, Gretchen Shepherd, Alfred Shine, William Shoemaker, Melanie Slaton, Dinah Sloan, Felicia Smith, Michael Stein, Paul Stetson, Jacqueline Taylor, Jeffrey Teich, John Troughton, David Tucker, Diane Turner, Christopher VanGundy, William Vaughn, Garth Vincent, Elizabeth Wallace, Joel Weiner, Alan Wong, Rhonda Woo, Winnie Yu. Interactive best described the many law and upper-division students who called Man- ville home this year. Beginning with their wine-tasting trip in early September, a certain bond between residents formed. Typical Man- ville activities resulted, including Thursday night bar reviews, gambling trips, and ski adventures. The Superbowl Party turned out to be one of the highlights of the year, even though, according to Manville residents, the wrong team won. As HC Jimmy Lu observed, As far as a social life was concerned, there was no better place to be than Manville! MANVILLE 6:-.7 159

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Residents: Ramona Adams, Nestor Agbayani, Mark Alexander, Craig Allen, Lorenz Altenburg, George Bakas, Walter Beck, Jennifer Bemis, John Bergquist, Margarette Bozanich, Richard Bui, Steven Bullard, Thomas B- inger, Philippe Butler, Heidi Calvert, Michael Chang, Faye Chou, Lisa Chu, Merah Chung, Roger Cornette, Jeffery Cox, Jeanne Delaney, David Doko, lefferson Dolan, Lisa Dorman, Karin Dydell, Charles Ehrlich, Leslie Ehrmann, Kyle Elrod, Doug Fierro, Kimberly Gaab, Scott Gilbert, Mary Gooch, Stephanie Gordon, David Gryson, Jay Hahn, Eric HaIler, Peter Hanashiro, Gregory Heinen, Cindy Hull, Todd Iger, Marissa Irlandex, Stacey Jonasen, Karen Josephson, Henry Kim, Kurt Krafsky, James Landay, lames Lee, Kahala Lee, Lori Loper, Charles McEnally, Ian McNicholl, Brian Milder, Jacky Moman, David Moore, Patrick Moore, Elena Nicoladis, Peter Nolan, Miguel Ongpin, Joseph Parsons, Tisa Pedersen, Duby Petit, Mary Piasecki, Ann Pinkerton, Todd Reeves, Charles Ruck, Richard Santos, George Seki, Marc Shepard, Jennifer Simpkins, Scott Sipe, Robert Skinner, Deborah Smith, Kyle Smith, Geeta Srinivasan, Aya Takemoto, Jeffrey Taylor, Atul Thakker, Darin Tomack, Alexander Trotter, Yen-Po Tsay, Roger Udwin, David Villarina, Kouosh Vossoughi, Kerry Waits, Noelle Whitmire, Anne Williams, Tammy Williams, Wendy Withers, Lisa Wollesen, Dawn Wong, Elizabeth Wong, Cindy Yan, Ziv Yotam. Durocher Hall housed approximately 100 UC Berkeley students this year. Because of the hall ' s location twenty minutes from campus (by car) at Holy Names College in the beautiful Oakland Hills many residents feared they would dislike dorm life at Durocher, but this proved not to be the case. There are some very definite differences between living at Holy Names and living in the unit dorms, explained resident Doug Fierro. The food is a bit better here, and the rooms are definitely in better shape, with each one having a sink. Life here is quiet and more relaxed, too! Nevertheless, life at Durocher still wasn ' t perfect. Besides having to climb the prodigious hill to get here after the daily bus ride from campus, unless you have a car on the weekend, it ' s a pain getting to Berkeley or anywhere else! DUROCHER ft-) 161