Skyline High School - Olympian Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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li we Quietly reading a book Q17 is Jim Norrena. Listening attentively to their teacher Q21 are Laura Feehan and Adam Twain. Completing her classroom assignment C31 is Sharon Spitler. Nicole Gillibert Q41 is quite hap- py with her class activity. Listening to music f5J Jon- athon Perez finishes his essay. 2 K3 J Bessie Singares Frank Yee is 2 9' 5, V 'M K V' 1- f L fi i if if '2- 4 5 : .3 I -v-HJ , i v. . , . ,IM H e rb Ke n n edy -r i Caro Macpherson V g Georgia Peters Pege Rankin Beverly Taylor ' 1 English 33

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fm i Many changes occur throu h the past years hAany changes have occurred hithe Eng- Hsh Deparhnentin thelasttwentyiwe yearsintheeadysevenhesavwdevanety of classes was offered, from Science Fic- tion to Black Literature. School With-In a SchooV'wasinHmtedin1972andtHedto bnng percephve and sensory dehght of nnnd and body Uncreauve nunds duHed through dBuse.DuHngthe FaH,greatre- sponsibility was given to students by the Mill System. This system lasted for ten yearsandaHowedthestudentstochoose what class and teacher they preferred. Agahi Skyhne turned conservahve vwth nevv courses necessary for graduauon. FouryearsofstnnghtEngHsharerequued Ieawnglnderoonwforthevanouscourses ohered earhen 32 English QQ? of P+ s age 3 t mt, .Q at ,z ,il Ti' t 3 if ii , Q rj , ' .iw by , ,. t 1. ,, .2111 ,L . ,gr A Q, ff ff '13 S .5 5 .S z i L: i ' pf, .5 i,l- - , fl i -::..,Mm V , .,,., 'kt -ga mm. '-,

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Gym classes 'nterest many With a wide variety of sports offered, keeping in shape was no problem for ac- tive students. They were able to choose the sport in which they wanted to partici- pate. Joe Panella, as athletic director, and Eyse Dukatz,as depahnent head,conv bined their efforts to keep students phys- icaHyfH,andoccupwd.Sonweoftheteach- ers evolved into varsity and junior varsity coachesaherschom.Phyycaleducahon was a requwed course for sophonwores and juniors. For seniors gym was an elec- Uvethatnotrnanytook umessthey pan ticipated in varsity sports. Sixth period was the advanced spons penod. Gyn1 was arehefanerthelong day ofsnhng aroundinydef'stated Rod Turner'87 of thefootbaHteanm Sean Jackson, Judi Quan, and Eric Moreland Q15 sur- vive a wicked loss. Andrew Flemming Q21 awaits his opponents serve. Tommy Tran Q31 watches serve. Justin Johnson Q41 dribbles down court trying to evade defenders. ln a serious game David Notting- ham QSJ executes a powerful serve. Adam Bergman Q61 scares a young girl while returning a volley. George Papich Q77 watches action on the other side of the court. gr-e-3:51 V7 ' ,ff irj I I 'WW' ff' ' ,f f , , , 1 ff' , r ,LK Qy.f4ff,7y 2: ,, fr., I ,,,V ,, f, gf ,V . , , Q ZW ii Jerrell Andrews Elyse Dukatz Carmela DiGrazia Department head Tony Fardella 34 Physical Education