Skyline High School - Olympian Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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il 1,4 i. .., btw fr, s,, QQ.. ix,- gh- - QC 1 iv 1 i JK yt . 3 Writers earn high honors Many journalism students were selected to be members of Quili and Scroll. Require- ments for membership in this International Honor Society for High School Journalists included a GPA of at least 3.0, a minimum of 150 printed inches in the school newspaper or yearbook, and recommendation by the adviser. ln the National Achievement Schol- arship Program for Outstanding Negro Stu- dents, two students were commended for their scores and two became finalist and semi-finalist in the program. On the basis of their writing skills in their junior year, five students were selected by teachers to com- pete in the National Council of Teachers of English contest. Second overall in the Lion's Club Speech contest 111 is Allison Johnson. Quill gl Scroll members 121 include Deb- bie Spander. Samantha Blackburn, Suzanne Samuel, Mark Pratt, Sherry Joe, and Manuel Grinage. Partici- pants in NCTE13l are Marianne Chang, Serena Wong, Matt Neely. Danny Cotton. and Angie Tadeo. Semi-fina- list in the Aid Association for Lutheran Church 141 is Kathy Pence. Members of Quill 81 Scroll also 15D include Jud Smith. Peter Schroepfer, Mary Allan. David Green- son, Quyen Nguyen, and Pege Rankin. Semi-finalist in the National Achievement 163 is Michael Saf-fold. Nation- al Achievement finalist 172 is Joy Phillips. Winner of both the National Engineer Week Scholarship. and the Uni- versity of California Regents' and Chancellor's Scholar- ship 181 is Eric Lindquist. Commended in the National Achievement program 191 are Bernice Cartwright and Charlton Horne. Semi-finalists in the PGSQE program 1101 are Robert Blair, Eric Lindquist. Clarence Hsieh. and Steve Hosemann 1not picturedb. 'rf-fi, we-J-1. Pfli, National Achievement!NCTEfScholarships EST

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Seniors win many awards For the Bank of America Achievement Awards, students were nominated by teachers from each department. Four stu- dents were selected to receive a Bank of America Achievement plaque award for the fields of Fine Arts, Liberal Arts, Applied Arts, and Science and Mathematics. These students were eligible to compete for a chance to win as much as 352000. The Bank of America also awarded eleven stu- dents certificates of award in areas of Art, Music, Drama, English, Business, Trade- and-lndustry, Foreign Language, Social Studies, Lab Science, Mathematics, and Computer Studies. Schoalrships were also awarded to senors for their athletic and scholastic achievemnts .Ll Y 7 8 188 Bank of Americaffwcholarships