Skyline High School - Olympian Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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Skiers challenge slopes at Tahoe Ski Club-Lake Tahoe's slopes challenged ski club members when they visited Alpine Meadows and Squaw Valley Five other trips were planned to Sugar Bowl, Bear Valley, Kirkwood, Dodge Ridge, and Heavenly Valley. Choosing areas that would appeal to all skiing skills was the job of Kim McLean, president, Mike Simon, vice-president, Karen Aikawa, secretary, and Carter Milhous, publicity. A candy sale was organized by the club to help defray ski trip costs. Sponsoring the group were Mrs. Juliette Dunham, and Mr. Clarence Stevenson. Above: Officers of ski club include President Kim McLean, Vice-President Mike Simon, and Treasurer Karen Aikawa. Center: Officers Carter Milhous, publicity chairman, and Anne Wilson, secretary, discuss future ski trips. Below: Ski Club members include Todd Auker, Kimi Aikawa, Ann Albright, Julie Helm, John Gale, and Tom Borsky. Row 2: John Accinelli, Jeff Brown, Michael Simms, and Jeff Wallis. Row 3: Kris Altmayer, Leslie Allan, Jon Trautner, Na nette Slack, Corrie Zuck, and Carol Peterson. Back row: Debbie Ferrari, Gina Cuclis, Loretta Trumbull, Madeline Joe, Kathy Matray, Francine Barnett, and Lorraine Aochi. The after hours scene 95

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Now girl cadets join ranks in Officer Corps For the first time in its seven yea rs of existence, the Reserve Officer Training Corps allowed women members among the ranks. Field trips sponsored by the National Guard took the cadets to Camp Parks for a series of experimental basic training maneuvers. Brigadier Commander Alfred Harris was the student in charge ofcommand during the academic year. Top: Cadets Lindsay Brookman, Barbara Osborn, Angie Chew, Joyce Guy, Nannette Leid and Elizabeth Leid stand at-ease as Joanne Glanville receives her beret from Maumi Cannell. Center: miie team members, placlngfirst in Bay Area competition are Front row: David Thornton, Paul Thornton, Gordon Gray, Stephen Nick, fStandingj Morris Chin, John Saxton,.Scott Fraser, Barbara Osborn, Arthur Nicewander and Tom Harmon. Below: Leading drill team in daily work-outs is l-lershall Birden. Members standing at parade rest are Front row: l..Smith, K.Keys, lVl.lVloret, N.Leid, U.Johnson, J.Guy, A.Nicewander, Row 2: C.Gruss, A.Chew, C.Shimadukuro, T.Hart, S.Fraser, A. Harris, B.l.ovejoy, Back row: P.AIbulet, G. Tsushima, J.Bennett, E.Leid, and C.Mathews. A,a,,.-1,s....,,..-.... V s..,A.N.,., . 94 The after hours scene

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Service clubs help underprivileged Save the Children-For the second year, Z ClulrOne of the community services Burnadette Narci, an American Indian in which the club was involved was child, was supported by the club. A bringing valentine gifts to the elderly participatingmthe Savethe Children Clubare volleyball marathon, held on January people in the Salem Lutheran home. from ,Dwi Sherri Tatai, Carol Bakery Bev Thrush' 19 was one of their many activities. They also participated in Oakland's Barbara Rabefii Kelly Baker, Kathy Ferro, Debbie The club was sponsored by Mrs. SHAN project whichihelps care for FOng4C'1E:gfyL0g gaIfS'eS2bSbiLeEl5d'gaR221mfgggg' Rosemary Eagan who helped Save the underprivileged parents and child ren. Dave Stein' Andie Stgjutanqyer' Cirgdy Stoutamyeri Children organize cookie sales and Sponsors for the Z club were Miss Valerie Chambers, Anita Tilseth. programs at several day care centers. Georgette Cary and Mrs. Kathryn Allen. , . ,. ..V :sci ,,,,. ,WV ,,., ,.,. , ,,,,.,, aa' ,. . 511 51 A K ' ' - WTA, - ' ,fig- i,.,,,,:4d, ., w' j 6 .f . N, , , v 1 YPZT3' Members ofthe Z Club are Front row: Valerie Raben, Judy Michel. Row 2: Belinda Gracias, Anita Searls, Shari Hymen. Back row: Cindy Stoutamyer Chambers, Debbie Stewart, Kathy Ferro, Barbara Tilseth, Andra Stoutamyer, Andrea Baird, Carolyn Marina Gracias, Debbie Fong, Rita Davis 96 The after hours scene