Skyline High School - Olympian Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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Seniors gain wide acclaim Many Skyline seniors were chosen as outstanding in their fields. Among these students some were able to continue on in competition for higher awards. There were also awards such as the Bank of America Scholarship that were broken down into four general areas: Science and Math, Liberal Arts, Fine Arts, and Vocational Arts. The finalists selected went through interviews and group discussions before a panel of judges at the Hyatt House. Two students were chosen for the Girls' State Award. One girl as the delegate while the other was chosen as an alternate. Skyline's Girl and Boy of the Year were also chosen to represent the school. Other awards given were Hertz Foundation Award, Gemco Award, and the Betty Crocker Scholarship. 'IOO The after hours scene

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1? Able graduates win honors Scholarships earned this year helped many students further their studies. Many scholarships were won, as well as prizes and money. Certificates were also given for participation. Many students competed in a Prize Exam, sponsored by the College of Creative Studies at University of California at Santa Barbara. A senior won honorable mention, and received a cash prize. Other seniors placed high and received certificates of distinction. Receiving the Betty Crocker Homemaker Award, a senior girl was chosen from the field of Homemaking all over the nation. Cemco Department Store sponsored a contest in which Skyline had one representative. Chosen as a finalist in the National Achievement Scholarship Program was a Skyline senior. Westinghouse rewarded a Skyline senior with a scholarship for his outstanding work. Mrs. luanita Thomas was responsible for making contests and scholarships available to all students. Tara Skeen - Betty Crocker, judy O'Young - Soroptimist and Karen Leaf- Gemco finalist, smile as they think of their hard earned awards. Above: National Merit finalists were Doug Bartholomew, Robert Harrington, Brad King and Wendy Katz. Not pictured was: john Vallerga. Above far left: Peter Revelli, David Hawes, Penny Wohtlmann and Steve Brittenham received awards from the Prize Exam, sponsored by the College of Creative Studies at the University of California at Santa Barbara. Far left: Mrs. Juanita Thomas, scholarship counselor, looks over some of the applications. Far center: Steve Brittenham, Westinghouse winner, ponders over some new thoughts. Far right: National Achievement Scholarship finalist Lynn jefferson, thinks about her future. The after hours scene 99

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