Skyline High School - Olympian Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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California Scholarship Federation Sponsored by Mrs. lean Cosad, CSF contained students who were among the most academically talented in the state. Scholarship Club By touring college campuses, students ofthe Scholarship Club were able to receive an introduction to college life. The club was sponsored by Mrs. luanita Thomas. Bowling Club Bowling enthusiasts formed a new club which got off to a striking start. Sponsored by Mrs. Thelma Williams, club members were presented with team shirts. Trophies were awarded at the end of competition. Looking through catalogues in order to decide what college they will visit next are officers of the Scholarship Club Felicia Keys, Ivette Logan, Charlotte Butler, and loyce Harris. Above: Leading a group of students in a discussion on the qualifications for membership are CSF officers Kathy Go, Karen Leaf, Steve Brittenham, Larry Bartholomew and Doug Bartholomew. Below: Bowling club members use Piedmont Bowl for their practice games. ' lSee club roster for all membersl t -4- 92 The after hours scene 'WZ mi

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Ideas expressed creatively, artistically by clubs Art Club With its few members, the small group forming the Art Club did individual work for their own personal enjoyment. Sponsored by Mr. Albin Templeman, the members participated in the litter contest. Bible Club Members of the Bible Club centered their meetings around the teachings of the Bible. Sponsored by Mr. David Peterson, the members held meaningful discussions during each meeting. Above: Members of the Art Club are Kathy Meehan, Teri Blechner, leff Cohen, David Hulse, Myra Moira, Robert Harrington, Dan Mark, and Dennis Oakeshott. Bottom: Bible Club members meet every Tuesday and Thursday mornings. CSee club roster for namesj. The after hours scene 91

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f iff Variety of organizations help stimulate interest s I ,,' ff 'if 'Vi' ,. l :xxx f wh ' ' fwfgy: V 1654 Math Club Math Club members planned an exploratory trip to the Lawrence Hall of Science. At their weekly meetings, they played various math games The club was sponsored by Mrs. Juanita Thomas. Public Address Crew Working weekends and evenings, as well as during the day, the Public Address Crew arranged for sound systems for plays, the film festival, assemblies and other school functions. The crew sponsored by Mr. William Rader also video taped many of the sports activities for various teams throughout the year. Distributive Education Club of America In order to learn the techniques of marketing and merchandizing, DECA went on numerous field trips. These students also participated in a program which gave them training at stores in Eastmont Mall. Aiding DECA members with their learning was Mrs. loan Coria. Members of the Public Address Crew work with sound equipment on the school roof Members are Roland Lee, Bill Deveny, Al Siver, Geoff Faraghan, Steve Brittenham and Larry Meyers. Above: Math Club officers Steve Barany, Larry Sherwood, Penny Wohltmann and Linus Linder work on. math games as part of their club activities. Below: DECA members work together to clothe a store mannequin as part of their training in merchandising and in marketing, CSee club roster for all membersl The after hours scene 93