Skyline High School - Olympian Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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1 ff f . - ,, .,- , A turn of the screw with Anthony Barton and Nicho- las Godbeer Q11 learning the process. lVlatt Carlstrom Q21 has found a new angle. Avery Roper Q31 sands his project from a rough start to a smooth finish. Happi- ness is an oscillating sander to Q41 Ronald Kingsbury. This was supposed to be a round corner, states Q51 John Miller. A ruler, a square, and a circle equals a measure of thought for Q61 Letisha Hill. I do believe l've got it! states Q71 William Jackson. Time out for self expession as Stan Booker Q81 makes a point with Doyle Phillips and Dilap Patel, 48 Vocational lectives drop Because of the new required courses in English, IVlath, and Science, many stu- dents did not have the time in their sched- ule for electives. Vocational education classes in Drafting Q11 and Auto Shop Q41 have been dropped, resulting in the loss of l 'n enro lm nt one full teacher's time. When the school opened, QGraphic Design Drafting1 was in the Art Department. Twenty five years lat- ' er it is part of Vocational Education. An- thony Barton was department head. I si NA j ,M if f 4? . , f f Q 1 y. V, i wwf 2 ,f ,vi jf, ,4 f - ' f ,f K' If 1,07 V , 'Z ,. 1 f f J, ' 'i 1 .1 ,.', , , , ,,,, 'sfylf ' ' Q ,-ff ' 'Q 7'2if'if'1ff iii.' A Q Q ,wi A ii A ,f 1 f - ' flax dy ' 7 Vw I VV gi, .,,fy,.ffW 5 J. ,... V 4 ,30 f ,I ,I ' y 1 ff' ' -, ,,...,.-, q3,,'. f A 5 ,A kr f ., w , .1 aff , ,f ., f. f1,44f,.f'g1-5 'nf Eff? in f . M ' 2 'gf ul ,MQ 1 r :NWI 'X 01.4 A. pl' ff yf x fb .,,,,,.,,wq.., f . lf' A-f , ' 6

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y ff 5 l i esi9 vb W V I Ja! f gnfffld 4, .f ,nl ii if H. ' 1' 1, ig V2 ., , gr New deas help learning More students are placed in part-time jobs from the Business Department than most high schools in Oakland. The Business Co- op provides clerical and receptionist ser- vices as needed in school offices. The de- partment has more equipment now than ever in its history. In the last twenty-five years many changes have taken place in the department. For a long time the school store was available to students in the 20 Building through the distribution Education class. There were also classes in salesmanship and merchandising. The Insurance office was added and rapidly be- came most successful in the country as it is at the present. Thomas Keller was de- partment head. Linda Cumby Dan Hickey Wanda Jones Thomas Keller Jon Kramer Department Head Al Rossi T' . ,,M, Q 1 . ,V 5- Hu f-U ' , -.Z 1 I l '.l- B. A1 V B f 4 'W' ' :fag , 'VA V A I f , T ff? 7'f'f1-. QQ' Wi' -' ' '?ef'J .?.4f AEK r . ',.:'f?s 7 Business 47

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