Skyline High School - Olympian Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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Officer's Corp celebrates sixth year Reserve Officer's Training Corps has completed its sixth year at Skyline. New addition to the program was a 'cadet of the month' award. One of the activities in which students participated was a Veteran's Day parade in San Leandro. Waiting at attention for morning inspection is the Reserve Officer's Training Corps. Above: Rifle team members are Front row: Bruce Hicks, David Thornton, Paul Thornton, Tom Faulkner. Back row: Norwood Square, Brad King, Gordon Cray and Gregory Geddes. Below: Drill team members are Front row: Cameron Lee, David Thornton, Larry Brooks, Paul Thornton, Brad King, Bruce Hicks, Alfred Harris and Robert Albulet. Below: Norwood Square, Linus Linder, Teddy Thomas, Daniel Mark, Tom Faulkner, Hershall Birden, and Harry Fews. . 5, ,,. g , A 1 ' il Lg, -.17 x X . il' J i aa ' ,' 1 I' c L - J 4 x 7, 4 , l Q., vw 4 ' ft x,,,tX,, X ,177 'ff 7 l The after hours scene 95

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Officers representing International Club are, sitting, Steve Barany, treasurer and june Hirabayashi, secretary. Standing are Dave Hawes, president and Phillip Chan, vice president. tSee club roster for club membershipl Below: Planning a trip to Oakland's Cerebral Pals Center are members V , K of the Future Physicians Club. fSee club roster for club membershipl Clubs unite International Club In order to unite cultural insights, the American Field Service, under the auspices of Mrs. Gail johnson, and Youth For Understanding under the direction of Miss Elenor Lazansky, intermixed to create the International Club. One special event it held was a dinner in honor of Skyline's foreign exchange students. Future Physicians Club Due to the inspiring guidance of sponsor Mr. Wilbert Yuen, the members of Futufe Physicians Club had a beneficial year with its interests centering on the field of medical health science. Activities included lectures from knowledgeable guest speakers and various field trips including a visit to Oakland's Cerebral Palsy Center and the Stanford Medical Center. 94 The after hours scene

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Ski Club Among the ski slopes challenged by ski club members last season were Alpine Meadows, Bear Valley, Sugar Bowl, and Squaw Valley. Officers Robin Burns, president, Anne Scherer, vice-president, Danielle Alexich, treasurer, and Mike Simon, publicity, worked on selecting ski areas to fit every member's ability, from beginner to expert. Squaw Valley was chosen for the annual week-end trip, and to offset high costs, ski club members organized two paper drives in the summer to raise money. Ski club's sponsors were Mrs. luliette Dunhum, and Mr. Clarence Stevenson. Ski club officers Danielle Alexich, Sandy Simmons, Mike Simon, and Anne Scherer discuss the upcoming week-end trip to Squaw Valley. Below right: Two unidentified ski club members glide through the air on Sugar Bowl's Magic Carpet. Below: After a long day of skiing, President Robin Burns pauses for a rest before returning to the bus. 96 The after hours scene Q , O O Ski slopes for everyone s ablllt f'v'wmq 4 ,