Skyline High School - Olympian Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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Director Virginia Buckner Q11 organizes cast and crew during rehearsal. Charlie Herman 12D unsuc- cessfully hides his vulnerability. Todd Evans Q31 ana- lyzes his soul-searching patient, Michael Nebeker. Concerned for Gwen Spaulding C41 are Darcie Mar- quart, Matt Buckner, Cynthia Cahill, and Paul Jep- son. Taking a big step, Nlatt Neely Q53 introduces girlfriend Karen Weggenman to his family. Jack cheese and chutney made by Cynthia Cahill 161 are enjoyed by Aunt lVlame, Elizabeth Norris. Making sure they look their theatrical best before curtain call, Todd Evans and James Davis C71 apply finishing touches. 74 Fall Play

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C abs work with public Most outstanding of the seventeen mem- bers of the Mathematics, Engineering, Science, Achievement program were honored with a banquet. MESA Day, draw- ing all the MESA chapters together to compete in contests, was also held. Direc- tors James Houston and Viney Lyles were happy with their MESA Chapter's perfor- mance. The group offered tutoring, study groups, academic and collage advising, summer programs, scholarship incentive awards, and career advising. Focusing on films and movies, the Stu- dents for Nuclear Disarmament dealt with many aspects of the arms race and the possibility of nuclear war. The club provided a source of information and a place to vent concerns. The students met Thursdays and their chief goal was the raising of student awareness regarding nu- clear issues. Although facing such devas- tating problems was frustrating, the club was confident that their efforts had a posi- tive effect. ASW' fissfi A fs' 'Vijgf if . Q f r it 4- Zfig 5 fi -tsr . Q' u9,5.ri. ff mg if 4-g E ,A 4167!-. T 21515 .K Y ff ff x H U4 !, in 'IW H ' gy, 'iii A , fStudents for Nuclear Disarmament 73 Y C

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A n lg! it I to ieuetie Niame' visits campus Based on Patrick Dennis' high spirited rel- ative, the tall play l'Auntie lVlame enter- tained enthusiastic audiences November 22 and 23. The production, directed by drama teacher Virginia Buckner, was a success due to the commitment and ef- fort of the cast. The crew's creative out- put transformed the Selmer Berg Audito- rium stage into a Twenties Era backdrop. lt was hard vvork, but lots of fun, said crew member Samantha Blackburn. Eliza- beth Norris, Charlie Herman, and Matt Neely portrayed the major roles in the mirthful comedy. I kW,f,,.'g,: -. ., I 4 ' :Qi .lg f f iff f 1 ff 1 X4 W, at tif 11 A if ,av FmlWay75 if rl