Skyline High School - Olympian Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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Q51 U rl' T If' l X ii E5 ilk i fi X fell El lng l I l lvlany various costumes ill covered the Senior Lavvn on Halloween. l-lansen Nol- lingl1aml2Jtakes a break from dancing. ln the mood, Elyse Dukatz rejoice GJ the noli- day. ASB members ill-l succeed in building a pyramid. At the Senior Picnic, students Q55 indulge in a plentiful lunch,

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s ri Busy at work Q11 are Theresa Lubguban, Mary Allan, Paula Hunt, Sherry Joe, Jack Klecker, Karleen Traweek, Angel Kim, and Manuel Grinage. Members of the Period 1 Journalism class Q22 are Front row Helen Nho, Lisa Mosley, Ghanya Thomas row 2 Tanya Kittell, Angel Kim, Nicole Gossage row 3 Dante Westbrook, Miesha Jones, Malcolm Peoples, Ray Sulitean, Bill Roth, Lisa Moreey. Ray Sulitean, Nicole Gossage, and Malcolm Peoples 131 find different things to do. Discussing the current events Q45 are Ghanya Thomas, Lisa Mosley, Tanya Kittell, and Dante Westbrook. In the middle of typing a story, Dar- yosch Sardad Q51 looks at his last sentence, Thomas Harp and Heather Behn Q61 occupy themselves while Peter Schroepfer ducks out of sight. Members of the hardworking staff UQ are photographers Debbie Spander, Peter Schroepfer, and cartonnist Glenn lriyama. With their eyelids getting heavy, Samantha Blackburn, Mary Allan, Advisor Pege Rankin, and Su- zanne Samuel Q8l hurry to finish their work. Debbie Spander Q91 takes time out from her story to smile at a friend. ttlii 5 liigjistdirsifgfgsgig t.g,.ggsSuzan,nefsiSan'gueiAsQc .t f sssl lt'ic trtt A g f j Q P igtss if ft 5 T5 QFBCKBTUFYV f 29386, tidiffifs 4+ D5YidQif93iF?Q5S0F4f Mfaiiueffist W ifsi if giti xlSShe1?ryfgitoegg'MarkfPraf'Cs ,,? jg g ggs, ps f ff SpanderQfTbios'rinfiWit,Eisigg1 LDistribution,g,,sL,gi.riE3ebbieWSpainider yi A g 5 A 1 Business .g.,.,i1.g4A,1sPeiter Sohroepfeir , if I A g,lEXclnangeQ,..,1g.g.:Andy Saniclsers' 1 L f llhjotographersf . Peter Sclfiroepfet f 5 1 1 A Artist.,g.,4g,j,g,g,:.i,gjfonif yPi1Tfog Asig A A A if gCiartsoonistifg,QQ. ,. Glenn' lriyama L f gy? s Newspaper 61

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,441 l I-F TT F' C Fug . CHU fi, V317 ,f'TQ limi ,bi i lQlEfll Wlllid l J v i l l X37 UL D lti Tnis year was jam-paol4ec:l with activi- ties anol evenffs. l-lonweoorning was, as usual, a great success 'taking place in 'ine fall. Tne Olyrnoiacl was out off until 'ine spring 'lo insure vvarrner Tempera- tures for 'ine wide range of outdoor ao- tiifiiies. Tne Winier Ball, Junior Prom, and Senior Ball all proviclecl 'iorrns ol e-nteriainrnent and exoilerneni 'to fun- nungry studenis. Alinougn it was not a oieasant ao'iivi'ty, 'ine anti-li'i'ie1' cam- oaignwas1'eaC'iiva'leolo bring back ine natural beauty oi 'ine campus. Some of 'Elie clubs ififnion nad fundraisers, and sponsored various aowiiies inoluclecl ine Black Stucleni Union, Asian Slu- cleni onion. Students for 'iiluolear Disar- rnarnent anal Key Club. 1 I 'l ,4 I' -7 l ,, A FE! L3 up 215 2? .ui La ZH if we FL Wk 5? 9-E. l fx. fe , wa- an ,n a E '1 V