Skyline High School - Olympian Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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gl m f' ...4 ld' 7'-p--.. Remains of burned out ceiling hang loosely in mute evidence of the conflagration. Above center: Light through the burned ceiling faintly illuminates the rubble in the hall. Above right: Television reporter and newspapermen cover fire story. Right: Almost completely destroyed are the homemaking and art rooms. Above far right: Firetrucks and firemen t the scene of fire early in the morning. Far right: Clean up begins on the devastation made by the fire. 192 The late happenings

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' T.llll 444 , 5 3 ', i i Press association honors journalism students ' fm, 'H is A9 I -4- .rv 3, if mu UW Members of the Oakland Press Honor Association held their dinner in recognition of outstanding students March 1 at the Oakland Boathouse. The dinner was attended by journalism and publication students from the six Oakland high schools. Guest speakers, Ben Williams and Bob Wilkens, gave inspirational talks on careers in the news media. Ben Williams of KPIX News and Bob Wilkens of KTVU Creature Features, both guest speakers, autograph programs for eager press students Above: Skyline members present are: Front row: Thompson, Marcy Huber, Nancy Dahl, Robin Burns, Laura Russell, and Bev Oto. Row 2: Patty johnson, Lindsay Nivens, Val Tsang, Yvonne Lee, Annette Lim, Cynde Ahart, Kipp Leyer, Mark Kadden, and Mrs. Pege Rankin, adviser. Row 3: Phil Way, Steve Harris, Debbie Clarke, Sandy Richardson, Chuck Savage, john Moore, Pat Burke, Larry Meyers, Dennis Peck, Bill Schleicher, and Hank Wirta. The late happenings 191 Kathy

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