Skyline High School - Olympian Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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Music from Godspell was performed by the vocal choir and orchestra on Fall Music Night under the directions of Mrs. Joanne McKray and Mr. Richard Adams. The choir was involved with new activities which included the University of California Madrigal Festival in Berkeley, where many high school vocal groups performed. The group participated in an event where nationally known choral conductors commented and worked with the choir. The band and orchestra were involved in a festival of the California Music Educator's Association in Berkeley. Among other various activities, there was the Spring Music Night and My Fair Lady. Both departments were called upon throughout the year to perform for organizations off campus. Hoping to snatch a cup of coffee before her morning class is Mrs. Joanne McKray. Far right: Leading the band in music from Godspell is Mr. Richard Adams. Below: Rehearsing for the presentation of the annual holiday program are julie Dreher, Julie Adams, and Loretta Walton. Mr. Richard Adams Mrs. Joanne Mc Kray X , jr' -ha., 'QW -tw ei. wr' T

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muiil s '9f-fn... ' ,, 5. ,,,.,wmmMffjg3'ffvVi' vig, fjhwr'40'7'fMu 'QP' Al X Xi fam: yyf-an-I Mr. Herbert lorritsma Mr. Clarence Stevenson Mr, Dave Willard Mrs Thelma Williams New semester class for science Among the other courses of physiology, chemistry, and biology taught by Mr. Herbert lorritsma and his associates, there wasthe newly added semester course applied physiology. The main objective of this class was to familiarize the students with general knowledge ofthe human body, as well as cover areas that are pertinent to students in everyday life. Experimenting in dilution are Donna Seeman, Terry Zanatto, Lynn Applegarth, and Kris Wolthius. Left: Completing his last laboratory worksheet in the seventy building is Craig Cooney. Far left: Correcting tests for his physiology classes is Mr. Wilbert Yuen, ff! Mr- Max V9laSCluez Mr. Wilbert Yuen The pilots and course 37