Skyline High School - Olympian Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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Skyline Divers'qClub, originated by students Doug Chew and Greg Geddes, went on organized dives to Fort Ross, Carmel, Van Dam, and Monterey. Adventure, night diving, ecology clean-up dives, marine biology ex- periments, and spearfishing were topics on' the agenda for each dive. At school the pro- blems of new equipment, films, techniques. and the job of setting up scuba classes for interested students were tackled. The club was sponsored by campus control super- visor, Mr. Joe Williams and teacher, Mr. Bob Ciremele. Ski Club members traveled twice to Sugar Bowl and Bear Valley. Excursions were or- ganized by students Bruce Kadden, Brian Wiele, Carol Simon, and Robin Burns. Mrs. Juliette Dunham and Mr. Clarence Stevenson sponsored the club and its activities. Play Day was the main event for the Eques- trian Club members. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Charlotte Rich the club went on trail rides and picnics. Activities of the club were organized by Sue Fleming, Cathe Chorness, Diane Purdy, Roberta Termini, Lynn Rose. Under the sponsorship of Mr. William Rader the Alpine Club traveled to Yosemite and went on hikes and clean-ups during the year. Skiers are FRONT ROW: P. Miller, L. Rosenquist, B. Mosle, K. Taylor,'M. Fitzmaurice, K. Wemmer. C. Loorz, and L. Swift. BACK ROW: M. Sutro, D. Casey, J. Kovac, R. Miller, H. Schmidt. T, Clancy, J. Sweetman, C. Snider, K. Hardy, R. Taylor, D. Peterson, J. Mosle, D. Sutro, B. Eng. Divers create new club fi, fag M, ,Ziff , ' Members of the Equestrian Club standing are Susie Fleming, Debbie Dockman, and Lynn Rose. Mounted on their horses are members Julia Catron, Cathy 64 STUDENT LIFE Taggart, Cathe Chorness, Diane Purdy, Nancy Berkowitz, Glover. Not pictured are Gaye Hunter, Eleanor Bried Roberta Termini, Julie Fogle, Valerie Carson, Ann Marie Alison Stone, Linda Bauer.

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-1-em.. Vw ,,,, W, ,awww V ,,,,,gvJw. . ' s,L 44,1 f, , I Q Honor club adds duties Presiding at assemblies, games and other student activities, the Spartan Service Society added to its schedule of duties the supervision of the Mill . The honor society also sponsored and supervised the annual Sadie Hawkins Day race, and it presented a Hillbilly dance the following evening. During spring, a party was held at which time the sponsors, lVlr. Lawrence Mattal and Mr. Russ Robbins awarded trophies to the fall president, Russ Ratto, the spring president, Karen Schmidt lfirst SSS girl presidentl and the most inspirational member. ABOVE: The SSS sponsors and executive board include FRONT ROW: Mr. Larry Mattal, sponsor. Karen Schmidt, fall secretary, and Mr. Russell Robbins, co-sponsor. BACK ROW: Brian Wiele, fall treasurer, Russell Ratto, fall president, and Richard Spees, fall vice-president. Not pictured is Luanne Livermore, fall social chairman. CENTER: The SSS chairmen for the Sadie Hawkins dance consisted of Karen Schmidt, Brian Wiele, Diana Guido, Luanne Livermore head chairman, Dennis Judson, Karen Clarkson, Nancy Tague, Nancy Smith, Kelly Ferro, and Richard Carrothers. Not pictured is Steven Cerruti. BELOW: The Spartan Service Society's members gather to discuss nominations for spring officers. STUDENT LlFE 63

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Scuba divers displaying basic underwater equipment are members of the Skyline Diver's Club. Aquanauts are students Mike Haddon, 'Walter Young, Graham Lombardo, Greg Booth, Douglas Chew, Gregory Steve Kubicki, Dennis Maher, Flick Hanan, Rick Geddes, Matthew Clause, Bill Devany, Don Miller, Reasoner, and Ken Mittlebusher. ff 'E Some Alpine Club members at a meeting are sponsor Bill Rader, Rick Taylor, Steve Huss, Richard Narndt, Angus Loop, Mike Broadwater, Debbie Johnson, and Dan Taylor. STUDENT LIFE 65