Skyline High School - Olympian Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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Titans defensive line Q13 waits for the snap. Kevin Smith Q21 gets a warm welcome as he runs on the field. The offensive line Q31 overpowers their oppo- nents. Showing their excitement after winning the Silver Bowl Q47 are Head Coach Tony Fardella, Ray- mond Sanders, Brian Johnson, and Asst. Coach John Beam. Rod Turner and Eric Braziel Q51 try to catch a Wildcat. 88 Football

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pu-1- ,. 1 2 Young team gains second Placing second in the league, this year's junior varsity proved to be a learning ex- perience for the team. The squad was lead by Coach Kevin Macey. Many incoming sophomores took their first steps toward varsity calibur. Sophomore standouts in- cluded Eric Sanders, and Otha Johnson, who showed great talent. The junior varsi- ty changed considerably due to the changing of the coaching staff. Not only were there talented sophomores, but there were juniors who also contributed on the field. ln a tough loss to the Oakland Wildcats, their performance showed promising players for next year. Randy Fulcher Q11 tries to find his way through pursu- ing tacklers. Ceciel Grimes Q21 prepares to tackle an opponent. ',-ii yfyfwf X X ff WLWYQXUWWW .Q ,. 2 5 ' if Q ffi QQ ...- V fffffffff WMM ffi, X X 5 W f f Wg X I ff I f ff' '77 i X. Q77 W '1i7ffF 1 WWC 2 ' J' fyfffyf' fV'fCWl5iW7ffffc ..., f - . ---' J QLff,-fgy, I fy f'.' LJ 5 ,,-, I , ,, Wm ff, ,. f!.f,f4W Junior Varsity squad members Q31 include Front row Eric Sanders, Mannerd Greenridge, Lauti Thom, Hammon Pertterson, Randy Fulcher, Mike Whitfield Row 2 Mario Thomas, Victor Banerman, Michael Nessbitt, Mike Woods, Michael Sneed, Ronald Kings- berry Row3 Coach Kevin Macey, Mike Panako, Keith Jennings, Willei Anderson, Bruce Hayson, Otha John- son, Cecile Grimes, Sterie Johnson Asst. Coach Knox Row 4 John Preftokis, Jeff Jostok, Marvin McDuffie, John Atkinson, Damar Maxey, Zachary Williams, and Vladimer Quinn JV 'Football 89