Skyline High School - Olympian Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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g L, 2 Rain go away! Rains are something students get used to being up on the hill. During the month of October and usually through May, the slanted rains and gusty winds put a damper on the school days. Students are forced to remain indoors or under building shelters, which often times do not protect from the persistent bad weather. Some even go as far as to stay in the rainy day rooms in various buildings. The cafeteria is always overcrowded, quite damp and full of hyper students eager for the warm weather that comes in April. l'd rather have snow than rain, as they did in 1974, because we wouldn't have to come to school then stated Michelle Broussard. ,i,,,,.,, , ff ,ZZ W? if 7, .ffm f if 1 g ulgyl , Waterman, Che Watson,-Brandon ig, .. ,. 3 , i, Y ,, A . , '53 lg if 22 f ' .91 gzll ,P ,Q- S ,s w ' T i . f - ' rin an . ' 3 od, f 1 'e, . . Q , s , L , .s .. Weir, Tracey Wendell, Dajon White, Sherese White, Stacy White, Tanya Whitney, Joan Williams, Carl Williams, Cedric Williams, Dikizsia Williams, Eddie Williams, Jerry Williams, Kim Williams, Shannon Williams, Tamela Watkins, Sean Watkins, Stafan Waugh, Robert Webb, Tommy Webster, Qubie Weil, David ,,,,, - J... . My tr: '. 'Y E si Willis, Eric ,. Willis, Keith l R Willis, Thorm , Willis, Tiffany 5, f 1 Wilson, Karl T' Wilson. Kirnm W Wilson, Kyle ,.,. tc ' 'Q Winn, Kenneth ib,,' Winters, Fitzroy ,',i t ' ' l Wise, Stacy i' i i iiV 1 If Wiseman, Dara Wong, Denise 5' I Wong, Jon gfjfigjff' -- P l Wong, Leigh if A i l 21 9 ,, ,,,,b , f,gsE,E.,E,, . . , .,,. 150 Juniors W

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Juniors select Scottish Rite Junior Prom night is always a thrilling event for students because for many it is a first formal ball. Unlike previous dances, the Junior Prom is a night for the eleventh graders who have waited eagerly for their own night. An extravagant evening of dancing and romancing was in store for many juniors and their dates. After much thought and hard work, the Class of 87 decided on the Scottish Rite Ballroom over-looking Lake Merritt for the April 18 event. In charge of the lovely affair was a committee headed by Dina Cohen. Ali-Daggao, Naemah Bonnett, Leslie Boston, Rache Camara, Jason Chau, Khang Chew, Bryan Craig, Kimya Dangerfield, Rex Dempsey, Karen Denham, Heather Felder, Fred Feldman, David Fitelson, Mike Fuqua, Nikki Twonia Payton Q11 wonders what dream guy Lisa Mo- sely is thinking about. Steve Arroyo C21 does not seem to understand his friends' joke. Khang Chau and Dung Tran 133 can not seem to figure out what Phillip Tran, Tieng Eng, Thanh Truong, and My Nguyen are plotting. Happy now that he has a date for the Junior Prom is C41 Horace Simon. 152 Juniors . ,. ., 'go .xi Gathright, Mishone Hammack, Vanessa Johnson, Sherrell Joseph, Abby Knight, Brenda 4 in