Skyline High School - Olympian Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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Members of ASU are FRONT ROW: Wilson Lee, Anita Young, ROW 2: Patty Low, Roberta Wong, Skip Angel, Dave Minamoto, Debbie Cheung, Tim Lee, Kay Matsumoto. BACK ROW: Mr. James Wong, Mark Neishi, Brian Wong, William Poh. Members of BSU are SITTING: Tommy Smith, Mary Cornwell, Rayna Pleasants, Debbie Taylor, Jerry Williams, Gina Stumpe, Anthony Thomas, Gary Heard, Larry Walker, Gary Bean, ROW 2: Denise Goodwin, Vivian Glasco, Emma Scott, Linda Brown, Donna Woods, Blynthia Loudermilk, Mauri Montgomery, Vanessa Halloway, Yvette Logan, BACK ROW: Gayle Dunn, Gerry Walters, Dennis Jeffrey, Gerald Mitchell, Jason Wright, and Richard Leach. 7 4 'ffl , I 66 STUDENT LIFE

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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

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i r T 1 Student efforts result ' ' 1 I in first International Day ?i J ,ff l l Requested by students and organized l.l the Human Relations Steering Committee, International Day was set up for the pur- pose of having students enjoy and relate to other people's ethnic cultures. Many students wore costumes from their native countries and everyone had the opportunity to buy food from several different lands. The committee was sponsored by Mrs. Mildred Marcus. Theugroup continued with its program of tu- toring at Roosevelt and Parker Junior Highs. Black Student Union, sponsored by Mr. Richard Campbell, also joined in lnternation- al Day. Members were dressed in the mode of their African heritage and cooked soul food to sell during lunch. BSU also partici- pated in the Homecoming parade and put on a dance as a fund raising activity. L Karate demonstrations on Senior Lawn were an Asian Student Union activity on lnter- national Day. Selling Chinese and Japanese food during lunch, ASU members were among the most colorfully dressed on cam- pus. The group, sponsored by Mr. James Wong, took a trip to visit racial centers. Discussing the problem of organization of the February event were Gerald Walters, a guest, Wendell Smith, Karen Carney, Sheila Barlin, and Denise Jeffrey. BELOW LEFT: Tim Lee and Skip Angel cook Asian food to be sold in special booths on International Day. BELOW: Ken Yamada, Glenn Wong and Charlie Sakamoto give a karate demonstration. Y W