Skyline High School - Olympian Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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Active club interest all Students Against Driving Drunk was formed last year by concerned students. The main goal fo SADD was to make peo- ple more aware of the drunk driving prob- lem. Officers president-Bill Roth, vice- president-Marianne Chang, secretary- Mike Shuken, treasurer-Charlie Michelson, and sponsor John Galton had brought attention to SADD by attaching contracts for life to parking permits. Bake sales, fundraiser at the Montclair Fair, and printing messages on the back of prom tickets were some of SADD's many achievements. Sponsored by David McGibney, the Ger- man club had been in limbo since early November when the original sponsor Cheryl White left Skyline. Despite the loss, members of the club and its officers, president-Rachel Holmes, vice-president- Maria Chang, secretary-Faiza Ali, and treasurer-Mike Helton sold gummy bears as fundraisers. Activities included a trip to Beethoven's Restaurant. SADD members Q11 include Front row Sharon Hom, Debra Johnson, Barbara Stratemeier, Marianne Chang Erin Stillm, Charles Michelson, Vicki Aposto- lou, Row 2 Evelyn Hom, Christina Mack, Kimberly Lum, Selena Wong, Amalishe Tambala, Donna Clyde, Laura Cobb, Jason Rothman, Mike Shuken, Bill Roth, Kevin Orzech, Delano Palmer, and Katerina Aposto- lou. SADD officers l2l are Erin Stillm, Marianne Chang, Mike Shuken, Laura Cobb, Charlie Michelson, and Bill Roth. Maria Chang, Mike Davis, and Rachel Holmes 131 discuss their gummy bears sale. Faiza Ali 141 checks to see if Daryosch Sardad took her notes. German club members Q51 include Front row Faiza Ali, Rachel Holmes, Row 2 Clarence Hsieh, James Cho, Terence Chin, and David Arizu. German club officers 161 include Rachel Holmes, and Faiza Ali. 6 SADDfGerman Club 65 5 E

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Active union views past Known for its numerous extracurricular activities, the Asian Student Union gave its members the opportunity to learn more about their culture. Led by co-presidents- David Choi and Steve Wong, co-vice- presi- dents- Nancy Jang and John Woo, secre- tary- Joe Barboza, treasurer- Tina Yoo, sergeant at arms- Yoo-Rah Lee, commis- sioners of publicity-Leslie ltakura and Connie Siu, the club held many gym nights, parties and various cultural events. Cooperation from its growing members made the ASU what it is today. Club spon- sor was Georgina Vaughn. ASU members Qlj include Front row Mabel Chun, Suzie Wong, Denise Wong, Gina Zyung, Helen Woo, Joe Barboza, Suzanne Wye, Leslie Itakura, Tina Yoo, Nancy Jang, Row 2 Joanne Young, Michelle Leong, Hee Han, Nina Chao, Nancy Chew, Perry Louie, Bry- an Chew, O-Sum Cheung, John Woo, Garvin Wu, Con- nie Siu, Yoo-Rah Lee, Samson Lau, Thomas Wong, Brian Jew, Row 3 Steve Wong, Sylvia Pang, Ken Ro, Lisa Leong, Kirk Kanagaki, David Choi, Perry Woo, Mike Lim, Mike Soo, Bryan Soo, Steve Dufour, Sheila Briones, Richard Lew, Lawrence Mui, Tasha Rath, Mabel Chan, and Quoc Pham. Relaxing during a meeting Q 21 are ASU members. ASU co-presidents Steve Wong and David Choi Q31 discuss an upcoming event. Hee Han, Michelle Leong, Nina Chao, Sylvia Pang and Greg Moy Q41 wonder if they will attend the next ASU party. Sharing a joke are Q51 Joanna Kong, Joe Barboza, Tina Yoo and Helen Woo. Alex Chung, Leslie Itakura, Osum Cheung, Terence Chin, Brian Grove, Tommy Cheung, Nancy Jang, Ken Ro, and Kirk Kanagaki C61 listen attentively. l 2 X-if 64 Asian Student Union

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Largest club serves many Key Club International, Skyline's largest club, is a volunteer service organization. The Key Club, with 80 members, is always ready to donate its time and effort to all in any way possible. lt is active in community assistance such as: Nlayor's Toy Drive, as- sistance at Festival at the Lake, and visit- ing hospitals. Key Club officers were Perry Louie-president, Joanna Kong and Greg Moy-vice-presidents, Helen Woo-secre- tary, and Tommy Cheung-treasurer. Sponsor of the club this year was Lynne Ottoson. M ,, s. f f fff ff f' A , ,Q 66 Key Club ff? ffm MW? . ' an 1 at 5 Lf'Ve iffififf L 8