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Glenn Rogers
 
Spring '64
South Pasadena
After doing the sixties thing and surviving I did foundation repair work, imported embroidered clothing from Mexico, decided to get real and got my MD, had a rural practice, married, two sons, produced a medical Spanish dictionary currently in its 4th edition with McGraw-Hill, spent the last 5 years as an attending physician at LAC+USC, currently taking a year off to smell the roses.
Favorite pastimes are playing soccer, backpacking, playing guitar, writing, the list goes on...
(707)354-3950
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Jack B. Cooper Jr.
 
Spring '64
Even though I was an immature student my counselors still let me take college prep courses. Crazy but fun physics teacher Mr. Harvey. Meeting friends on the slope or going to Edy's at lunch. Fellow students of all colors and backgrounds. Most serious behavior issues were “bad” kids smoking (tobacco) in the restroom or drinking beer in the parking lot across the street.
Walnut Creek, California
Spent four years at Merritt getting two years of college before Uncle Sam drafted me. Worked as a gunsmith in spare time in Berkeley!? Lucky two years as infantry instructor at Ft Lewis made me a mature student. Graduated CSUH in ’74 BS Accounting. Married animal lover Susan Trunk in 1978 and she still loves me after 38 years. Retired as Chief Auditor after 31 years with Contra Costa County Auditor’s Office. Our family consists of a mother-in-law and five poodle mixes.
Enjoyed cafe racing until I ran into the front of a truck. Before getting old and a little overweight I enjoyed flying real airplanes and RC models. Sue and I spent many hours scuba diving in the Pacific and the Caribbean. I still enjoy fishing from our boat and occasional fishing trips to Alaska. Volunteer as a site coordinator for AARP Foundation Tax-Aide.
I welcome contact by anyone who thinks they remember me(-:
jbcoopjr@sbcglobal.net
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Barbara Lockwood (Johnston)
 
Spring '64
Music department (Mr. Haynes), playing in pit orchestras, Spanish (Mr. Washburn), long lost friends (slowly reconnecting, now with FB, etc.)
Scappoose, OR (near Portland)
Studied at Stanford, Guildhall (London), Cal, University of Washington, practiced law for 30+ years (now retired). Married to Craig Johnston (Acalanes '64), two boys (Ian, software engineer, in Seattle and David, animator in LA). Have lived in Seattle area and Portland area, worked as a litigator and appellate attorney. Second (concurring and ongoing) career as a cellist -- currently principal cellist of Portland Columbia Symphony and Newport Symphony. We've done two big sailing trips on our boat: Across the South Pacific (2003-04) and to Mexico & Hawaii (2010-11). Many trips to Canada aboard the boat.
Sailing, gardening, reading, photography, music
cellolaw@gmail.com
Also, see website: www.svsequoia.com
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Preston Staley
Spring '64
Music in the Harmoneers and Concert Coral; Mrs. Small's latin classes, especially on the Ides of March. Hanging out with friends at lunch. Looking up books and articles about archaeology in the library.
Oakland, California
After graduating from BHS, I spent the next four years buring my candle at every end I could possibly find. Eventually, I received my BA anthropology from UC, Berkeley and then an MA from the University of Illinois, Urbana, where I specialized in sub-Saharan Pleistocene prehistory. Illinois is also where I met Romy, my partner in crime for life. After a whirlwind 17 year courtship, we married in 1991. Throughout the 1990s, we lived in Cincinnati. She had a appointment in the Center of Women's Studies at the University of Cincinnati; I was at the School of Public Health and then the National Institute for Occupational Health. One evening I happened to mention how I did not want to die in Cincinnati. Within a year we had returned to the Bay Area.
Travel seems to be our passion. We go abroad as much as possible. It is an amazing world, just begging to be seen. At least twice a year we cross the great water. Destinations include anywhere that seems interesting.
Travel, movies, reading books on history, Egypt and mysteries. Volunteering at the Anthropoology Museum, and auditing classes (no tests and term papers for me) in the Department of Near Eastern Studies at UC, Berkeley.
preston_staley@yahoo.com
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Bob Ploss
Fall '64
Great friendships (many lasting 50 years), an excellent academic and social education, and an outstanding introduction to the diversity of the world.
Vancouver, British Columbia
Married Halcyon Haynes; one fine daughter and two wonderful grandchildren. Two fine sons and two more special grandchildren with my second wife. Currently married to Monique Haziza for the past 24 years. 20 years as a tree planter and tree planting contractor personally planting 850,000 trees and supervising another 6,000,000. Currently semi retired after 20+ years as a general contractor in Vancouver.
X country skiing, hiking, biking, RV camping, canoeing. I love building stuff from houses to furniture. 45 years of daily Buddhist practice.
rjploss@shaw.caa
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