Skyline High School - Olympian Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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Curriculum gains professional medical course Students who were interested in health careers such as laboratory technology, nursing, or physician's assistance were offered a new pre- professional course. The course introduced and exposed students to lab work and hospitals. Students studied physiology the first semester and lab work the second. Heading the science department was Mr. Herbert lorritsma. lVlrs. Juliette Dunham, chemistry teacher, is not pictured. ln Mr. Wilbert Yuen's physiology class, students learn the characteristics of different human tissues. Below left: Senior Sue Rix carefully observes the cell structure of the adipose tissue. Below right: ln his physics class, Nick Kikes performs an experiment with imagery and reflection. Mr. Roger Brehmer Mr. Herbert Jorritsma Mr. Clarence Stevenson 38 The pilots and course QX Y S - if S r ff' J f' f J!l!r!f1Q, Sflk' Nj f iff li ffm, Mr. Max Velasquez Mr. Dave Willard Mrs. Thelma Williams Mr.Wilbert Yuen H

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Gym classes discover shuffleboard 1 if ' f ' fF?,j4:af3 5'7 , 's , V ' i ' f 1 ,V .. A m , ,.,,- f f. . ' ' .- ffff ,. :j,1Lr:f, fy, ,jg ' i -tr,i , , ,. Aint ' ',.h 1 , Miss Helen Baker Mrs. Carmela DiGrazia Miss Elyse Dukatz Mrs. Dorothy Gray Girls had many alternatives to choose from including shuffleboard and cross country running. The girls' physical education department, headed by Miss Helen Baker, offered pass-fail courses at midterm to vary the activity schedule. Coach Paul Berger headed the boy's gym department which stressed physical fitness for class participants. Boys did calisthenic drills and ran for circuit training. Weightlifting, basketball, and girl-watching rounded out the program Even though the entire PE staff was kept busy with extracurricular sports, time was always fou nd to instruct students in basic skills. Diane Lee hits the ball while Snoopy looks on. Miss Shirley Heady The pilots and course 37

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QSKY is transmitting over campus On the air with Skyline , KSKY, the official campus radio station started this year with the help of Mr. William Rader and the advanced electronics class. After two years of preliminary planning, the program was put into effect. Mr. Charles Moore, department head, plans to continue the station. Working with the lath, Chris Ng is learning to cut a center punch in Mr. Charles Moore's metal shop, Below: Demonstrating the basic transmission to his students, Stephen Chiasson and Derek Ancelet, Mr. Ron Cirimele is assisted by Rick Fyfe ,,1 F... and Rick Meyers. f Y i L , it ITN Mr. Ron Cirimele Mr. Ray Kranzusch Mr. Charles Moore Mr. Kirke Powell Mr. William Rader Mr. Eugene Rockeman The pilots and course 39 Wt i