Skyline High School - Olympian Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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ble clerks enter records Without Skyline's able secretaries, the school could not function. Dean of secretaries, Ms. Cleo Metzner eases the principalfs job, while Mrs. Lynn Sutton makes some of the daily pressures in the counselors' office tolerable. Mrs. Alice Gardner keeps the vice principals' office in good order while maintaining the attendance office are Miss Barbara Tabler and Mrs. Gen Quan. Mrs. Mary Fisher handled all of the student transcripts. Mrs. Fern Brown relieved Mrs. Grace Ford in the treasury office for a four month period. Answering the health needs of Skyline students was Miss Ann Potter. Right: Mrs. Fern Brown looks over her daily agenda. Far right: Miss Ann Potter is always ready to care for the student's health. Smiling as they greet a new day are Mrs. Mary Fisher, Mrs. Gen Quan, Mrs. Hazel Butler, Mrs. Lynn Sutton, Mrs. Barbara Tabler, and Mrs. Alice Gardner. 'Imam 'Bud fM', 5 .. Z 26 The pilots and course HIV W ff Wwwf 'f W4fffw..,,w,,W

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Special staffs keep school in order Under the guidance of Miss Helen Desort the physically handicapped program covered many fields of learning. These included a program for educationally handicapped, headed by Mrs. Margaret Pickford. Mrs. Mary Thompson taught the oral-deaf classes, while Mrs. Maria Virjo directed the learning adjustment program. Headed by Mr. john Cordano, the custodial staff managed to keep the campus beautiful, despite the decrease in funds, and the increase in students. Mrs. Mildred Marcus headed the Human Relations department again this year, although she worked from the regional office. Not pictured is the school librarian Mrs. Lauretta Williams, who keeps the library in good order. At the close of a long, full day, 'old glory' is taken down and folded by Mr. john Cordano. The pilots and course 25

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l l Mrs. Rebecca Davidson Mr- Clarence EHCRSOD ,d Mr. George Gronquist Mr. Eugene Rockeman li 1 , ,,,: , W 'E i - V Q f,.a- , I If MV 'Q ,Q ' G, Y W' VK' X ' y :N A ' I tix f, f,z,f2f3:Z,5i.vi lryrf . X. l, A ay' , :wigs-ff 1 f' V- ., f F , . ny , l sig-.-x,-, f,f1 Ml'-', f ff. K 9251 M131 ff' ' xTe'f'ff?-S Miss Ethel Shipp Mr. Albin Templeman . K 'F ,s ,Vw A 1 Gerry Walters, john Beckwith, and john Mosher listen attentively as Mr. Eugene Rockeman explains how , the new computer is used. Below: JoAnne Sheppard ponders over creative uses of clay she is about to mold. 4 Recently acquired by i the drafting department was a new portable hand-sized computer. Under the supervision of department head Mr. Eugene Rockeman, students use the computer forthe math problems involved in drafting. Supplying artists and materials the art department headed by Mr. Albin Templeman once again provided creative publicity around the campus and original booklets produced to help students become aware of campus activities. New computer assists students