Skyline High School - Olympian Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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Team keeps league troph For the sixth consecutive year the Oakland Athletic League Rotating Trophy was won by the girls gymnastic team under the leadership of Renee Aucker and Debbie Pirack. Gnce again the team also took the individual trophy. The thirty gymnasts were coached by Mrs. Carmela DiGrazia. To top the compulsory meets, Skyline participants scored number one in Northern California. K' T T T T saiy . . aj .Q was..-,M .T.- , W,-...W ..,, ,,,.,,,, ,, , Right: Suspended in a horizontal layout is top team member Renee Auker. Center: Girls gymnastic team hosted the Oakland Athletic meet in january. Above: Second year member of the gymnastics team junior Karen Allington poses before attempting her dismount off the beam. 76 The vigorous life f' Tf1a T m

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Tennis players claim title Winning their sixth consecutive title for the Oakland Athletic League championship was the girls' tennis team. Coach Miss Helen Baker led the girls to their undefeated victory by her encouragement and help during practices every Tuesday and Thursday. Placing in the City Wide Doubles Tournament were Marsha Penning-Debby Ditzler who took first and Teri Wright-Trish Kohl who took third. Members of the champion tennis team are Front row Trish Kohl, Adrienne Falgout, Kathy Go, Joanne Wong, Debbie Mitchell, Debbie Stewart, Suzanna Carracedo, Julie Wong, Back row: Coach Helen Baker, Karen Leaf, Karen Bachand, Teri Wright, Debby Ditzler, Katie Karpilow, Janice Vickers, Marsha Penning and Judy Ng. Below left: Kathy Go rallies back a forehand swing in her match against Fremont. Below center: Marsha Penning hits back a serve to defeat her Technical High opponent. Below: Judy Ng waits for her Oakland High opponent to serve at a practice match. Ny, f 15 -.. .1 Nw-uv The vigorous life 75

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lil wt Dance students perform before man different audiences f ,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,, 1 ,, 'aff mf 45,7 ' ,V V Ann, ,J , V Z Advanced dance students were able to perform before many audiences. Many of the dances were choreographed by dance students, while others were put together by Miss Elyse Dukatz, instructor of the advanced class. Dances performed were chosen to give their audiences knowledge of the various forms of dance. Creating movements for a dance performance are Karen Wong, Mona York Patty Rohrkemper, and Danielle Alexich. Dancers above are Nancy Knowles, Nancy Sims, Emma Scott, Bonnie Wash, Danielle Alexich, Maxine Doobrow, Lynn Hughes, Renata Gray, Denise Baty, Sherrie Wright, Karen Haag, Joanna Pugliese, Bonnie Ballou, Cory Anderson, Bill Tapley, Gail Walker, Rogers johnson, Sue Duezabou, Karen Wong, Rita Stuckey, Patty Lekas, Patty Grondono, Wendy Parker, Monica Wright, Marsha Lee, Patty Rohrkemper, Laura Baker, Martha Roberts, Mary Roberts, Lynne Hedrick. The vigorous life 77