Skyline High School - Olympian Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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Classes tour Historic sigh Close-Up trip to Washington DC was an experience one never forgets. Through daily workshops and seminars, the pro- gram Instructors brought out one's ideas on politics and learned to accept others. Capitol Hill Day was spent by most people to see the Supreme Court in progress. Many students also went to see the House of Representatives and the Senate in ses- sion. On the night bus tour, people saw the Lincoln and Jefferson Memorials and passed by the White House. Friday, the only free day of the whole week, was spent seeing the many Smithsonian Buildings and going to Georgetown. Group 90, the students that went from February 23 to March 1, stayed in Twin Bridges, which is closer to the Capitol, while Group lOO, students who went a week later, stayed in Silver Springs, 15 miles away. Both groups roomed with people from Oregon or Min- nesota. Associating with Minnesota peo- ple caused students to come home with the flu. An interesting event for the second group was a two hour wait with 20 people in an elevator, which brought students 'tclose up. Sitting majesticly, the 19-foot marble statue of Lin- coln Q15 looks toward the Washington Monument. All activity Q27 is centered around the Capitol Building, which is divided in half. The right side for the Senate and the left is the House side. The students that went the first week C31 were Front row: Helen Bombay, Mary Allan, Marianne Chang, Row 2: Dana Burd Maya Hiersoux, Maria Chang, Rachel Holmes. Row 3: David McGibney, David Schwartz, Lisa Graham Muffy McKnight. The Three Fightingmen Q41 repre- sent the young American soldiers involved in Viet- nam. Facing the Capitol Q53 is the Library of Con- gress, where all types of research material are Smithsonian's administrative offices Q61 are located in the Castle, the first Smithsonian building built. The participants for the second week Q75 were Front row: David Greenson, Eric Havel. Row 2: Heidi Smith, Bir- git Steensen, Andrea Visser, Molly Swearengen, Kris- tin Katsumata, Nancy Poy, Suzanne Samuel, Leslie ltakura, Suzanne Wye, Nancy Jang, Tanya Dansky, Stanley Resick. Row 3: Robert Blair, Erik Okada, Matt Horsley, Samantha Blackburn, Kathy Pence, Linda Eng, Tina Yoo, Connie Siu, Elizabeth Arney, Katie Eagan, Lisa Hepps. Row 4: Eric Lindquist, Karen Enger, Steve Hosemann, John Miller, Barbara Dun- can, Beth Davies, Sharon Hall, Mike Barnett, Lori Kwok, Kathleen Kennedy, Allison Johnson, Joel Hoff- man, Guy DiSibio, Christin Feuerstraeter, Matt Buckner, Jennifer Little, Richard Campbell. De- signed by Maya Lin, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Q85 is 246 feet long and is shaped in a V, The black granite walls point to the Lincoln Memorial and to- ward the Washington Monument. i v Close Up