Skyline High School - Olympian Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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Rising costs tax cafe staff Determined to keep student prices down while food prices rise, the patient cafeteria staff daily met the challenge of feeding hundreds of hungry students. Despite the sometimes careless treatment of the plants and grounds, John Cordano and his staff worked hard to keep them the most attractive in the city. Designed to entice disinterested students, the Student Opportunity Program came to Skyline. Planned by Superintendent, Dr. Marcus Foster and Mr. Henry Reynolds, the program was led by Mrs. Deborah Stone and Suzanne McCullock in room 134. Respect for authority was emphasized in the Reserve Officer Training Corps. Supervised by Eliot Curtis and Boyd Williams, the Skyline cadets trained in the classroom and on the field. The drill team won first place of the Oakland schools in the Albany Veterans' Parade. Working various shifts throughout the school day, cafeteria staff includes P. Harris. I. Plemmons, P. Nelson, M. Hutzles, L. Friesen, M. Bugnatto, T. Simmons, M. Hughes, E. Sanders, F. Vanengano, L. Garon. L. Vancil, A. Slawinski, D. Holland, L. Knagas, K. Koyama, N. Munson. Discussing the changing colors of the autumn leaves with head gardener Ted Jacobsen are Brad Schuster. Robert Goady, and Ricky Silva. Q 16 FACULTY Mrs. Suzanne McCullock Mrs. Deborah Stone Sgt. Elliot Curtis Sgt. Boyd Williams

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,,,. ,, U . if 1 From the original September 1961 resource room for physically handicapped students, many programs evolved. Under the guidance of Miss Helen Desort, this program developed into many fields of learning. These include a program for the educationally handicapped headed by Mrs. Margaret Pickford. The oral-deaf classes. under Mrs. Mary Thompson, was aided by two new teachers Mrs. Judith Herlacher and Mrs. Willa Young. New this year is a learning adjustment program which is under the direction of Mrs. Marja Virjo. Custodial Staff, headed by- Mr. John Cordano, was very effective this year in keeping the campus clean and in running order, even though the staff is smaller than it has been in the past. Campus Control staff, led by Mr. Norman Case, maintained order on school grounds, in spite of the fact that there were many more students this year. Skyline's custodial staff includes Olga Costello, Henrietta Ramirez, Harry Kiefer, John Cordano iheadl, Nathanial Walker, Jim Parent, Harold Figaro, and Santago Simon. Below. .Inspecting the motorcycle cage are Campus Control Supervisor Norman Case and his assistants Jerry Williams and Joe Ogden. Not pictured are Mary Swindell and Helen Olsen. 'til' ' V , l . 1 sirttt ' 1 'f gi., Q O, TQ. .,,, . f..L 'it . . ' ' . ' ' 1 V e N . g.' .5L.k.1f.fV-X .kr K V .V :Z tk 1. ' I . qi.. 7, f f,,T .. If 'gy 1 km-f f ur Q g .H 'X Miss Helen Desort Mrs Judith Herlacher Mrs. Margaret Pickford Mrs. Mary Thompson Mrs. Marja Virgo Mrs. Willa Young FACU l.TY 15

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Art classes obtain sander I ' Clarence Ericson Mr. George Gronquist 'Q X 'um tlikfvh f X 'Qs 'X f ffl -:':s'5t,5fSwi4f iwf b'ffff fi::1::1-zsi. r.r r i ' L K y .VI'iff: ly -L .V 1 ffrilfy ' 'W -, k f,,f:'q, -Y bg' E t ff, fi: it ixiiri fi L,-- FT fwlf' is ., r'-.,' -r-ri-f.-if Q ki .r . . xiifli i K Y X Zi -fv.- XE k'f'sQ54 1'.'V kfbf. by Miss Ethel Shipp Mr. Albin Templeman ,'S'7S?TTC'i?Q'5' x ,jk New to the art department in 72 was a disk sander. lt gave the students the opportunity to produce a greater variety of projects. Due to the loss of a teacher and the added responsibility of providing art classes for the new School Within a SchooI program, the classes were unusually large. lVlr. Albin Templeman once again headed the department as he has since 1961. Joni Gainsley concentrates on creating a wooden tray in Miss Ethel Shipp's third period crafts class, Mrs. Rebecca Davidson FACULTY 'I7