Skyline High School - Olympian Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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Along with sharing their artistic ability with the school, the Art Club created posters for other outside events such as banner displayed at the 50 anniversary dinner of Oakland Chapter DelVlolay. Expression Art and Literary Board put out its annual magazine, Expression , compiled from the selected poems, stories and drawings of the students. Thespians helped make the fall term play, Dracula , a success by selling tickets and providing refreshments. They also filmed the production with the new movie camera. lVlr. Rawley Farnsworth was sponsor of both Thespians and stage crew. Designing and building the scenery and props for the fall term play, Dracula , and the spring term play, Fiddler on the Roof was the stage crew's main project during the year. Stage crew members also helped backstage. Members of the Art Club are Alan Walters, Corlis Laster, Jim Sweetman, Clay Selland, Mae Welter, Damon Defer, Duain Lomack. Ted Colias, lVlr. Albin Templeman lsponsorl. Art work, magazine, skit exhibit student creativity 7' i ?'4 ng? 512 Alu , l Members of the Expression Art and Literary Board, Mr. Rundle, Bob Kolsters, Mr. GGOYQG G 0f1ClUiSI lSDCnS0rl. Newsome, Robert Watts and Dave Hyerle look over Kenneth Boepfert lsponsorl, Jude O'Young, Bob Flobin lVleyer, lVlrs. Faricita Wyatt lsponsorl, Rob e,-,triesthat Students have Submitted, 74 STUDENT LIFE

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C I U b U r S m e d I I n r S Distributive Education Club of America was involved with marketing and merchandising. Members put into practice the techniques of selling, learned in numerous field trips to department stores and advertising agencies, Film Club gave several noontime showings of old time comedy classics to raise money for the rental of other films and to buy film for the clubs own movie making projects. Berkeley Medical Center was the destination of the Future Physicans CIub's first activity. The club, sponsored by Wilbert Yuen, went eff? to surrounding-hospitals and medical centers in the remaining months. In April, a Health Careers Conference was opened to all stu- dents interested in medical careers. Suc- cessful people in health careers, lectured. exhibitied, and showed pertinent films. Microphones, loud speakers and address systems were concerns of Mr. William Rader's Public Address Crew. The audio ef- fects for Dracula , Fiddler on the Roof , the many assemblies, and the sports events were engineered by this same able group. Sponsor of the Sex Education Club is Mr. Richard Campbell. Meeting every week, members discussed planned parenthood along with the idea of zero population growth Public Address Crew members are Kent McNab, Rick Taylor, Al Siver, Edwin Wong, Steve Mark, Roland Lee. ,Z 7 yfyyyffwff ,, 'V i O 2 WH, f Q we Q' . 'zy12M6yf'f2c: f ,W 5 if f ff ' ff, fx fp we? f f Q fy fr ,, W, V Qjitfgzazg, Q ,ffm 7 Qfwi, 'ff , inns 12 QQ m,m,f2.u,,,,,.,,,.v. ..,, , 4 f ' DECA members are evin McGee, Tom Slater, Linda George, Carol Dardari, Vanessa Holloway, Mauri Montgomery, Judy Land, Nancy Joseph, Mara Wilcher, Rick Carrothers. In March D e d its annual breakfast, where Rick Carrothers, Nancy Harris, and Joyce Harris received awards. STUDENT LIFE 73

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Intent on his work, stage crew members, Jim Harden, constructs sets for spring play, Fiddler on the Roof. ABOVE: Thespian Members are BOTTOM ROW: Abby Feigenberg, Cindy Craddock, John Gilkerson, Sue Sant, Beverly Bascilicato ROW 2: Ken Day, Mary Armstrong, Judy Thielen, Judy Brunsman, Kelly Ferro, Steve Kalm. Marc Martin ROW 3: Richard Rogel, Joyce Quigley, Linda Blauvelt, Greg Bruce, Flick Carrothers ROW 4: Nancy Lichtenstein, Linda Swang, Kathy Fladke, Pam BergNeilson, Dan Finnamore, Brad King ROW 5: Jayne Pennock, Linda Dami, Judy O'Young TOP ROW: Nanci Prodanovich, Mike Ingram, and Richard Spees. STUDENT LIFE 75