Skyline High School - Olympian Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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2 Sluggers w'n high acclaim Led by Head Coach Joe Panella, the varsi- ty baseball team was quite possibly as good as the 1984 club which ranked Num- ber 1 in the state. The varsity program consisted of a talented team, with many individual standouts. Brian Johnson and Raymond Sanders were among the high- est recruited players in the East Bay by College and pro clubs. Some other stan- douts were outtielders Joel Schlader, Robert Collier, and infielder Chris Isola. All of these players played for three years in the program, two of which were on the varsity program. Coach Panella was one of the few coaches in the OAL to keep a junior varsity program going each year. The JV team consisted of many young and talented sophomores and juniors and was coached by Dennis Young. The main pur- pose ot the junior varsity program was to prepare the players for the varsity level of play mentally and physically. The junior varsity program developed the varsity program into a winning program year after year. All-city players Kira Reinhart and Shanna Harris Q11 congratulate each other after a well played game. Junior varsity squad members C21 include Front row Vikosh Singh, Cliff White, Erik Sanders, Row 2 Mike Woods, Damon Morgan, Lamar Davis, Jesus Reyn- oso, Row 3 Ron Nelson, George Taylor, Jason Ricker, Tom Franco, Head coach Dennis Young. Varsity squad members C31 include Front row Daryl Camp, Ernie Isola, Dave Scornaienchl, Steve Booras, Row 2 John Woods, Will Mingram, Chris Isola, George Yian- nakopoulos, Robert Collier, Jose Gonzalez, Mike Flanigam, Joel Schlader, Row3 Head Coach Joe Pan- ella, Eron Tariel, Raymond Sanders, Adam Ciu, Brian Johnson, Lloyd Silver, Mark Horn, Zachary Shalit, and Assistant Coach Dennis Young. rri.r irftrri ' it I '. iifr A rti I I ,,.,'! I j I I tfji . I I6 ' Q Q' - Fffimbnff f I ff I fr ff! I I f A f iilastiemontfj, 17 ,1 . I I' Oakland' 'K V' S' Q 8 Q ii'.Technicaiff . 14' . .rcasmemimx ttft 5 it mg' . fj f Frgmgnt . i'2f ', I2 Qt A McClymond,s' j jf .G,, 12 j Oakland , 3' if 11 j Qf,Technica1r .6f V I 24, . ' Castlemont A I3 ,. -,-,,-. 1 ' 98 BaseballfSoitball I , 'Zine x ' '--is 1 . 7'

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JY Squad members are Fl'0nf YOW Shawn GVHVGS1 Row 2 Coach Cliff Nlarch, Toicha Vincent, Kim Tiffany Hawleins, Vivian Banks, Katrina Mendiola. McDaniel' Joann Robinson, Cydney Horsley. F? B 4 5 9 Varsity squad includes Front row LoWanda Davis Mi- SYOV1. Feliee NlimS. COaCn CnarleS Hanks LUCie VOn chele Cooper, Terri Hyson, Row 2 Valerie Shelton, Sehelihe. Pam Sil'nI'nS Lisa PHTTOD. Joan Whitney, Kimberly Skillern, Fatima Ali-Daggao, April Leving- and Heather Benn. Qixtavxdtog' Nxxtji cotnfgtt GSU tugs Qorw -3fl'W.Sukt seq tit been Cm Q Qf-EJVXQQ ldfvxesviiixkcf tat. 'Eno md outfit laigvy we smk Wwe. M Squad holds is high rankin Team members hoped to improve their ranking of last year. Though they were un- able to reach the top of the league, they came in second. The squad had a very impressive beginning, coming into the league with 14-O league record and a 15-3 overall. The lt just wasn't one person it was everyone as a whole to make the team work. That's why they call it team- work, states LoWanda Davis. We had a great season with a lot ot determination to make it to Number 1, said Terri Hyson. Coach Charles Hanks coached the team. l Skylme l 1 61 Oakland 33 y 1 87 McClymonds 47 51 Tech 46 74 Castlemorat 45 . 57 Fremont 65 49 Oakland 31 58 McClymonds 55 44 Tech 49 51 Castiemont 39 51 Fremont 48 Joan Whitney Q11 makes a pass to her teammate. Terri Hyson C25 dishes off a quick assist. Showing she still has great form Q57 is Valerie Shelton. Good de- fense Mj is only way to describe the action LoWanda Davis, Lucie von Scheliha and Michelle. Cooper.Fe- lica Mims Q35 makes an easy two points. Reaching up for the basket C65 is Lucie von Scheliha. Getting a rebound and going up for two Q71 is Pam Simms. Women's Basketball 9'

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Ladies show team unity Being in great spirits and high energy, the softball team started off very well, They had seven returning players that included Lowanda Davis, Shanna Harris, Susan Von Querner, Joan Whitney, Kira Reinhart, Terri Hyson, and Heather Benn. The team proved to be outstanding both in the in- field and the outfield. To improve their third ranking from last year, the team pushed themselves to the limit with the help of All-city winners Kira Reinhart and Shanna Harris. Shirley Heady coached the team. 2 , Cz , if X ff i 'ff V f illllr iiis i s x .f 'X 1 f if if Vfrf of T H ffecnnipaf, ,T S irrr ff irii 1 T i , f,ri flli ,,,, I 3 'Z,,' ,,Vf L Ll, l,il, 11 jilzogjgj T ramona, Q , T , film WZ7 55 Mcclymonds T f if0f5Kl2rrd'f T 10 1-16 ,,ri, l Tess-mai, ' '4r T x13 ,Q , fcastlemont '21 T , f if Fremont' T 1 ' 4h Q ,Zed T Mqciymdnds l 6 T Ready to strike out another batter Q11 is Brian John- son. lVlike Flanigam Q21 practices his throw to first base. Members of the softball team C3J include Front row Heather Benn, Shana Harris, Row2 Katrina Men- diola, Gina Dominguez, Heidi Marks, Nicole Gillibert, Row 3 Tiffany Hawkins, Joan Whitney, Terri Hyson, JoAnn Robinson, Kira Reinhart, Lowanda Davis, and Susan Von Querner. BaseballfSoftball 99