Skyline High School - Olympian Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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More Latin for students Managing the bilingual department was yet another assignment for the Foreign Language chairman Henrietta Marques. Members of the department arranged field trips to museums and foreign cafes to challenge the students and broaden their horizons with knowledge of another cul- ture and language. More students were enrolled in Latin this year, 60, than other years , said Latin teacher Ernest Karsten. Continuity was maintained this year in spite of the increasing changes of teach- ers who left for other positions. -'cv-gs, e , X Q fa' sw K- we-x: 5 l '2: ' s t sii , : L 9, .1 . , .. , 3 . x .1 D- Qf ., A fs' fi' as I ,ve Fda. Julia Burch Marsha Clendenon Miguel Ceballos Juliyana Janich 40 Foreign Language Q . 1 ai N if -rf i . 'i 3 . E ' 3 -N-L.. , 4, by K 5 Al ' mysg, .1 , , S . '- vt Q31 9TSiff ,. - iss. My srr' r' s W rssrs i I ,IVN A if .,.w 1 i::.,ew:xs92A.w A t .. . . . .. .S-NVQ'-,gg .,!:j1ik:g. TI, gh, 4 139-W

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F i i i l i 4 i i i l i i it il L 4 l Art st classes become arger Creativity was present in the Art Depart- ment, although there were only two classes available to students. Two periods of Ceramics, taught by Mary Henderson, and Art I and ll, taught by Donald Greene were available to two hundred students. Greene made sure that the showcase in the Administration Building was always decorated appropriately for the season. During the past 25 years, cut from the schedule of courses were Costume De- sign, Crafts, Textile Design, and Jewelry. Also cut was Humanities during which Al Templeman gave Art History lectures. 9' Q .,., 4 1 4' fm - ,. ' T ir.r,'. 1 in T T - s ,I . -IQAV f, .. A ', I. 'vvvc E New-ff' pt -if v,lv V VV? , i 1 rr in W' 4 'K'---Y . .. Wy! Donald Greene Mary Henderson Department Head Nicole Esteen lll reflects on her work in Donald Greene's Art class. Monique Taylor, Julie Klenck, and Theresa Lubguban Q21 try to figure out who their drawings look like. Michelle Swann Q31 holds back her laughter after Donald Greene's advice. K 3 Art 39

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I i 1 i i i i 4 1 i l w Trying to make some light of the subject are Q11 Rosalind Byrd and John Chan. Finding some amuse- ment in classwork is Q22 Tracy Buckley. Taking a Spanish test seems like fun to QI-SJ Travis Johnson. Hard working DeDe Detoles 14, finishes her home- work. French teacher Q53 Julia Burch translates a difficult passage. French students Q61 Kalene Parker, Andy Clauson, Osum Cheung, and David Gill finish a quiz. s . Q ? I 1 in F nn ?f ' .f,,,l fy f. ,, fm 4'c M ffrffff : X . 2? 5 Q ,,' M i 7, W2 2. 3 I ,ffl ff 5 i Q V f . ' ii il if 'S--fzaf ' P V ff Vi' ',4 i Ernest Karsten Francis Ramirez Henrietta Marques John Rizzo Department Head 6 Foreign Language 41