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Ann Cornelius (Moore)
 
Spring '64
wonderful teachers
South Burlington, Vermont
graduated from UC Davis in 1968, did medical research until retirement. Lived in Munich Germany twice, Idaho, New Orleans and finally Vermont the past 34 years. Worked and traveled in Europe in the 70s Adopted two wonderful children: son from Thailand and daughter from Colombia , traveling lots now that I am retired.
active mental health advocate, play duplicate bridge, enjoy reading and gardening
juniperdr@comcast.net
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Linda Ivory (Chambers)
Spring '64
The "Slope" area was a great place to be after school. My social club, The
Bithynains, was great fun. All of my best friends were in the club and we had the very best of times. Mr. Elhers and Mrs. White were my favorite teachers. I will always remember Ms. Thompson's class where I learned to type.....great life tool!!!I loved the basketball games and the annual TOC! The Pep Club was great also when we all wore the school colors of red and gold....Go Jackets!!!! My years at Berkeley High were some of the very best years of my life. I loved high school,
Richmond
During the past 50 years I married my high school sweetheart, Rufus Chambers, we had two children.....one is an Engineer and one is a financial analyst. I retire ten years ago from Vallejo Unified as a principal after teaching some years. I have lived in Richmond for the past 43 years. I have travelled to several European countries, Hawaii, Mexico, Canada, Alaska. I am still friends with four graduates of 1964. I work part time for UC Berkeley in Graduate School of Education.
Travel, reading, R&B, jazz, gospel music, movies, plays and spending time with my grandchildren are things I like to do.
lchambers46@sbcglobal.net
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Laurel Coates (Stevenson)
Spring '64
Choral music groups
San Rafael
Worked as a paralegal for many years at one of those large San Francisco firms. Now work one day per week in Marin County - just enough!
I play in a recorder group, am an advanced beginning cello student, enjoy gardening (tomatoes grow well in San Rafael) and have tried many fiber arts.
Laurel CS9@gmail.com
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Michael Woodruff
Spring '64
I think probably being on the swim team. I only wish I took it a little more serious. I was only there my senior year and I was at Garfield for only the 7th. grade. I was living down near Union city between the 8th. grade and the end of my Junior year. However I got to know a hand full of people. That's why I shied away from reunions in the past. Bit this is the 50th. The big one, the real deal, the real mccoy and plus it will be a chance to share old memories.
Berkeley Ca
A few years of college. A machinest, a contractor. I was stationed in San Diego in the service. Two wespac cruises. Other than Berkeley a small time in Oakland, S.F. Albany and Sam Pablo. I "ve covered every state, if not to visit at least I passed through it. I've been to Canada, Alaska, northern Mexico, Australia, New Zealand, the British Isles, parts of eastern Europe (Netherlands, Belgaim, Germany and France. However I have a yen for other places which I certainly hope to see!
Crossword puzzles, swimming and taking walks
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James Barter
Spring '64
lunch on the slope, cute girls, the 7 bus to school with Mimi Legge, John Fitzgibbon and Erik Anderson, smiling faces between classes, Kips and La Val's, cappuccinos at the Med on Telegraph Ave.
Returned to Berkeley four years ago
UC Berkeley, Univ. of Pennsylvania, taught classical languages and Ancient History, travels to Italy and Greece, two terrific daughters and two granddaughters
Presently renovating a 1927 north-side house, auditing classes at Cal and engaged with the Alumni Association, frequent all day meanderings in San Francisco, tennis at the Berkeley Rose Garden.
jbarter@cal.berkeley.edu
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