Skyline High School - Olympian Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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is ,t iff' at U A l ,f F Again students have had reason to be grateful to the nine dedicated counselors tor their help and guidance. Apart from helping hundreds oi students with their prolalerns and decisions, all ot the counsel- ors had added responsibilities. Nlartin Jemo was the head counselor, while Caro lviacpherson taught three periods a day. Like lvlacpherson, Beverly Taylor taught three periods a clay, and also ran the Ca- reer Center. Alta Basset took care ol the date processing, and one of the popular counselors, Henry Bianchi handled both CSF and the National l-lonor Society. l-lelp- ing students with college decisions, Char- lene Noble was the college liason Barbara Faye Smith administered testing, and Or- lando Pascoa worked with scholarships and financial aid, r 4 7 22 Counselors 1 V 4 - ,f -. 4-. . l.f,.7,,r We X 4' bf ffffffff f? 'wif QM A f .W f lk 5 ' f aff 4 fy S

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Support staff brings order Dedicated support staff members kept the school running efficiently. The atten- dance office was kept under control by Joan Herndon, Beatrice Walden, and Alma White. Organizing and keeping track of students' transcripts were Lenore Tletjen and Una Nloft. Lola Schuett helped the counselors as their secretary and Mary Moffett was secretary to the Dean. Nlarcie Fuller was Don Thomas' secretary. The school treasurer Marva Phillips handled fi- nancial matters. Supplying a well balanced meal for the school was the difficult task of the cafeteria staff. -7 2 2 1 1 . 1. ! 4 2 I I f . 94:4 , , . X I . XAWW41 f f H rf f 4 ' Z6 Q :JW 'Z 2 'A fm, . 7, ' 'fix 'W .Wm V .f f fm' ffw.w,,5 H4 . , ,J f..,4. ' yn , fun .rm 1 f L 3776 f ' rfwf yn . NW' 1 93 I . 1 ,,,, 1 I J 4 24 Support ServicesfTreasurer mm