Skyline High School - Olympian Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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Crews work b hind se Without the light and sound crews, and Stagecraft, Skylines' productions would not be much to look at or to hear. The Light Crew, sponsoredby David McGib- ney, helped light-up the plays, musi- cals, and assemblies. The Sound Crew, sponsored by Anthony Barton, helped at all sports functions, graduation, and as- semblies. Both crews spent many hours outside of school organizing their efforts. Stagecraft was an elective class taken by students interested in the technical as- pect of the theater. David McGibney taught Stagecraft during sixth period dur- ing the weeks before the play and musical. Steve Schott C11 cleans up his act. Clowning around 121 is Paul Martin. Members of the Sound crew 131 include Jeremy Nebeker, Michael Nebeker, Dan Hat- field, and Rodrick Westbrooks. Stagecraft and Light Crew members C45 include Front row David McGib- ney, Ofelia Martinez, Robin Twain, Marianne Chang, Joel Fuller, Lisa Graham, Kim Titus, Helen Bombay, Row 2 Philip Oakeshott, Doug Wartenberg, Paul Mar- tin, Steve Schott, Eric Burd, Nancy Smith, Samantha Haimovitch, Eric Taylor, Joey Trbovich, Becky Hier- soux, Muffy McKnight, and Maya Hiersoux. .wtf 1 70 Stagecraftfljght Crewf'Sound Crew f EW? 4 fi 'fff ' 2 21567 ' f W ,, , , In y W, fi f f 7 iff, X f X ff , 'MQ 7 7 4 f f X .mir fm, my ri, , 4 ,Ufffgw we 15 X If Qi f V! , ,

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AFS officers Q11 include Front row Nicole Gillibert, Row 2 Liz Ruhland, Beth Davies, and Matt Neely. Members of Clefdweller Q21 include Front row Yoo- Rah Lee, Vernon Yu, Hee Han, Danielle Katsumata, Suzanne Wye, Elyssa Eldridge. Row 2 Charlton Horne, Marlin l-lines, Aaron Woolfolk, Jennie Mollica, Randell Fong, Chris Quong, Brian McWashington, Row 3 Heath Cunningham, Doug Thomas, Chris Bur- gardt. Rick Perry, Doug Cummins, Daniel Roberts, Anthony Yuen, Chris Diez, Steve Escamilla, and Ben Skylar. AFS members Q31 include Front row Jill Oro- fino, Jennie Mollica, Dana Tom, Rodrigo Manzo, Ni- cole Gillibert, Hayden Mello, Chris Diez, Michaela Brand, Row 2 Mary Ann Henderson, Danny Cotton, Angie Tadeo, Debbie Spander, Melanie McArtor, Kira Reinhardt, Vanessa Hammack, Trish Gibbons, Jenni- fer Mackler, Craig Silvey, Kevin Orzech, Jessica Hey- man, Joanne McKray, Row 3 Marty Young, Amy Rob- inson, Wally Gayner, Liz Ruhland, Angie Gamji, Beth Davies, Greg Zafiris, Brian Harris, Matt Neely, Phillip Persiehl, Barbara Duncan, Nicole Dorton, Row 4 Jus- tin Johnson, Lamar Eagles, Tony Davis, Allahleh Kha- latbari, Mark Louie, Amanda Ross, Jan Cohen, Chloe Putter, and Fiona Fletcher. Clefdweller officers Q41 include Front row Suzanne Wye, Danielle Katsumata, Aaron Woolfolk, Row 2 Marlin Hines, Charlton Horne, and Chris Burgardt. Thespian officers Q51 include Cin- dy Cahill, Matt Buckner, and Molly Michelson. Presi- dent ofthe Gymnastic club C61 is Kip Alder. Gymnas- tic club members Q75 include Front row Deaundre Rice, Fernando Canaza, Row2John Wong, Paul Jura- sin, Eric Taylor, Byron Yee, Matt Vandre, Bud Call, Row 3 Kip Alder, Steve Dufour, Sonny Miccolis, Row 4 Doug Geiser. Vanessa Ray and Joy Phillips 181 won- der what the Thespians will plan next week. Members of Thespians 191 are Front row Airdri Stoddart, Joy Phillips, Margaret Pace, Kim Titus, Molly Michelson, Cassie Angley, Row 2 Beth Norris, Steve Schott, Cin- dy Cahill, Matt Buckner, Molly Swearengen, and Gwen Spaulding. Q u 4 V, XV Q ClefdwellerfThesplans 69

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Students are hot for wins and grants Shorter lunch periods created a problem for the Chess Club. Members did not have enough time to finish matches and eat lunch. Games were usually continued on the following Wednesday. The Chess Club was a small organization and would have liked to expand. Interested seniors went to the Scholar- ship Club every Friday and listened to counselor, teacher Caro MacPherson tell of the available scholarships. When sen- iors found scholarships that they were in- terested in, they received information and applications from club sponsor MacPher- son. During the strike MacPherson sent appli- cations of various scholarships to stu- dents who qualified. By the end of the year many students received scholarships from a wide variety of sources. When James Cho fly makes his move, Calvin Hsieh laughs with Byran Bishop, Terrence Chin, and Tan Dinnh. Members of the Chess Club C25 are Aaron Sklar, Jonathon Harris, Calvin Hsieh, Tan Dinh, Ter- rence Chin, James Cho, sponsor John Galton, and Bryan Bishop. Members 131 of Scholarship Club Q31 are Kathy Slater, James Cho, Joanna Lowe, Linda Eng, Lori Kwok, Leona Tang, Muna Soughayer, Glen- da Goodwin, Elieen Lee, Calvin Hsieh, David Schnayer, Kirk Kanagaki, Eric Lindquist, lgor Kipnis, LaShawn Lemmons, Caro MacPherson, Merit Troi- jan, and Sharon Hall. Chess CIubfScholarship 71