Skyline High School - Olympian Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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Juniors create fund activities Looking at past experience and using new creativity, the junior class made the year enjoyable for all. The class was headed by co-presidents Matt Neely and Scott Loo. Other officers were Vice-president David Chiu, Secretary Tiffany Willis, Treasurer Debbie Spander, and Judge Marty Young. The officers enthusiastically supported the T-shirt sales, yearbook cover sales, student directory sales, and Bites Candy sales. ln addition they also helped with the Sock Hop and the Homecoming festivi- ties. The junior class raised money in or- der to have an outstanding Junior Prom, with funds left over for their senior year activities. Richard Papp was junior class sponsor. Co-presidents of the junior class were Q11 Scott Loo and Matt Neely. Tiffany Willis Q21 was Secretary, Marty Young was Judge, and Debbie Spander took care of fiscal concerns, as Treasurer. Vice-presiden- tial duties were taken care of by C31 David Chiu. wwf ,,,,.,.-.4 .Ka ' ,,-3 QL , 't' ,pil gf , ' k . -' . V I V' , -. I- - '.ff':f?.34 ,mg ..'g,,e.'s,3'-'ff-5 . I ., . . M .-e my . .1 ., .4 . 'x r I- --2-Lew ' 1 th 'ff' I if 2 136 Junior Class Officers

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Ringin bells push students There is not enough time to go from the Gym to the portables in six minutes. stat- ed one agitated student, Paula Hunt about the revised bell schedule. The addition ot the 19 minute long reading period re- quired by all students in Oakland caused the passing period to decrease from seven minutes to a few six minutes. Other possi- bilities were to omit Nutrition Break or shorten the already short lunch period. Fortunately the passing period plan was chosen, but tardies were a problem for those who had a long way to walk to class. Hermann Seemann wonders why Sara Hause and Anneliese Eisentraut Q11 are in hot pursuit of Jeff Love. Juniors Helen Woo, Marty Young and Leigh Wong Q21 socialize between classes. Brown, Juanetta Brown, Lee Brown, Regina Brown, Leonard Bulatao, Edwin Burd, Dana Burkhart, Michael Burns, Eric Burton, Tony Bush, Eric Bynes, Melanie Byrd, Brian Cage, Leon Cahill, Cindy Caldwell, Terry Calhoun, Sabrina Calibuso, Richard Camp, Daryl Campbell, Leigh gf Capurro, Sammy C a I d wel I , C r a ig Q .if i 'i' ' - Qv . .Y i Carlstrom, Matt Carstensen, Karl Carter, Osceola Casey, John Carvantes, Susana Chan, Judy Chan, Nga Har l 138 Juniors Brady, Bobby Brady, Greg Brady, Peter Brantley, Marc Bravo, Jennifer Braziel, Eric Broome, David Brown, Jacqueline . . is X Y' .... .-41' i-:'- f V f Q wif 'fi ,av 1.1 ,554 'W Q? ss' Q ' s if Vi' wir. : 3,50 35, W fa z. W Y .... rv , V- :xl .kI.I.9:.U 32' cc.,- rs.f A- f ,: pifrcgy - . 4---.N I . H--. , X tm? L .mf el L f 9 1 fi 5' 'Z' 0 K