Skyline High School - Olympian Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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After receiving new materials for the anthropology class, teachers were able to expand and improve their teaching techniques. Among the supplies received were books, tapes, and film strips. Department head Miss Margaret Ward directed her staff in explaining the class system and the eighteen-year-old vote. Because many seniors wanted to graduate early, a heavy burden was put on the government teachers in the first semester to enable those students to complete their graduation requirements before February. Students from Miss Joan Leonard's international relations class use the library to obtain information for their term papers. RIGHT: Mr. Donald Ellsmore lectures his first period sociology class on the problems of social deviants caused by the factors of urban environment. 32 FACU LTY New materials, techniques expand history classes Mr. Karl Berriman Mr. Maurice Besse Mr. Richard Campbell Mr. Donald Ellsmore

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Court visits aid learning Linton Byington, a guest speaker for School Within a School, taught a mini-course on the Mexican Revolution. BELOW: Eric Rodriquez registers Kay Scherer to vote. Miss Margaret Ward Miss Helen Wheeler Mr. James Wong Mr. Craig Zachlod 34 FACULTY