Skyline High School - Olympian Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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Silver Bo I remains here Thousands of fans came to see the Titans edge the Oakland Wildcats 13-12 in the league title game. The win gave the Titans the right to the Silver Bowl for the second straight year. The Titans started the sea- son optimistically even though they had lost many talented players from last year's team. There were still a few gems left, such as Brian Johnson who is consid- ered one of the most talented quarter- backs in Titan football history. Raymond Sanders who gained over 2700 all purpose yards and broke a Titan football records with 33 touchdowns, was also Honored Player of the year by the Oakland Tribune. Leon Paterson who was the teams leading tackler was also left from last years team. The Titans won impressively in their first game against San Leandro 19-6, but dropped their next three games to Clay- ton Valley, De Le Salle, and Miramonte. With their worst defeat in many years coming against De La Salle 42-8. The team pulled together and ended its pre-season with 2 and 3 with a 21-16 victory over Elk Grove. , --i ' '.-- ..-- S1 by ,f y f X ,2 1.i.:f,fMr4 , s f 'S' ff' if: . W K WM 'w12.'.s,f7ff-'X Wfwf- VV-flf!f. V4 ff! YWLVS f .-, s .ws . A, ff,-M.-,,ff. ,W H! f, f 1 ,f M -,fr ,,, . ff q ff .1 swf awry f,,f,fy4W.syfw , f W1.,42,,s ...fp itz -sn fps ,Q N, . fmg QSkyhnefW5wdxa4afrs4Wf23r,fafg,2yQfQ Mk' we ' . in - ' -Z, , ff, it Z L- ,.:-,gf .yr ,rg 1 fr, !.7,S.,Cffiglf50kf . A as S l '..- 1 f rv T i , r f -:' 't'.' ,, '.... ,rx V. if my L... ,git , .X M X , . 7, lx, as 5 f X ' - ' r - Q- f ' U5 Q if f 'Y if 2fW3.ifQ.Qf5fff7ZW- 1 1 v sisi f A v f . it Brian Johnson Q11 calls the play as offensive line Rod Turner, Alika Mausia and Joseph Cooks prepare for battle. Joe Davis and defensive coordinator John Beam 125 decides what defensive play to go with. A high five is approprite for the great playing of 142 Raymond Sanders and Leon Patterson. Stacy Wise and Chris Webber 155 make sure that their opponent does not catch the ball. 84 Football I , f 1 J ff, YZ ' .rf ff . A ' Y f ' 4-2:2 M7 1 f 4 :ti-fi, ' ' sa ww ' A Mgr. . I ,gf ff ' ., 7' :f , f f ., . I fy fir , Q 'P ,yffdirg , , 77' rc, fy 1 ff f ' . if if Varsity squad members Q31 include Front row Ken- dall Turner, Derek Thomas, Alonzo Livingston, Shawn Schennek, Marcus Taylor, Stacy Wise, Eric Braziel Row 2 Joel Schlader, Armondo Foster, Cliff Snell, Chris Webber, Sam Wallace, Norris Stevenson, Joseph Davis, Jason McDonald, Ben Ross, Assistant Coach Michael Saucer Row 3 Assistant Coach John Beam, Raymond Sanders, Hassan Shannon, Joseph Cooks, John Konstantin, Alika Mausia, Mark Louie, Maurice Herring, Steve Klouvidakis, Assistant coach Brett Dillion, Head coach Tony Fardella, Row 4 Ron- ald Hodge, Jacob Brooks, Fred Stagg, Brian John- son, Kevin Smith, Andrew Brand, Jason Boyd, Erin Beales, Leon Patterson, Donald Turnbull, and Rod- ney Turner.

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:nuff .ii 5-:Haj T fr. Tea s exe i Titans football was a great thrill stretchingthe season s excitement and suspense right dovvn to the last minute of Homecoming Game. The Silver Bowl belonged to Skyline tor the second con- secutive year after an exciting 13 - victory over the Oakland High Wildcats. The team ended their season with a 7 -3 record. This school hosted an ar- ray ot other sports activities ranging from skiing to gymnastics. Many ath- letes excelled in their particular fields bringing home OAL trophies, ln sum- mary, the athletic department ottered more activities to students than Club ivl oiild Urc ty outrageous isnt .501-..:',pf--' E-wnirxi , :2::s'z11zK:TF.::e2 ,gzzizisiai i

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