Skyline High School - Olympian Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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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

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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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Act ve staff survives all For many faculty members, this was a very unique year. Sad good-byes were said to departing Cheryl White-Roman, Darrell Sevilla, and Raymond Berkins. During the teachers' strike, Joseph Pan- ella, Herbert Kennedy, and Fred Noel took up chauffeuring as a temporary job. Her- bert Kennedy was pleased that he was able to chauffeur Billy Crystal and the president of Pepsi-Cola. Maurice Besse hit the jackpot when he won S5600 at Har- rah's. Ajmer Singh suprised everyone with the news of his new-born son. Cupid caught Richard Papp and in February, Papp returned to school as a newlywed. Hospitals opened at various time for Julia Burch, Carole Capper, Pege Rankin, and Judith Watson as they underwent surgery. Leaving forth the school, Rick Collett plans to enter a new field and Judith Wat- son will retire. a 42 Faculty fun