Alameda High School - Acorn Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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x.f x.7nQ.7xJx.1x7' Y ' -jaxdjv Hig'h Senior Class OFFICERS FALL '30 SPRING '31 Stuart Stephens ,,,, ,,,,,.,,,,,,, P res. ,,,,,,, .M...,,,.. G eorge McConnell Barbara Baxter .. ,.,,, Vice-Presb.. ,.,,,A...., Pauline Reeves Louis Roy 7,,,,,,,,7,7,, .,,. . Rec.-Ser. 7,,,.. .,,.,,,,, C orley Schwarrze Russell Calkins ,,,,,,,..,, Fin. Sec. ,,,, ,. ,.,,i,,..,,, Ray Hitchings Jim Simpson .,,, ,,,,,..,,,, Y ell Leader ..,,,, .. . ,,,,,,,., Frank Van Nest AS THIS High Senior Class leaves the high school to go out into the world and take up our Various occupations, we look back on a very successful high school career. Some of our members will go to Stanford, California, business colleges, and others will go to work, but whatever occupation calls us we feel that we have had enough experiences to be well suited for future occupations. As low freshmen we entered, only to wander around in bewilder- ment. Louis Roy was our president in the low freshman year, and Alden Stanton in the high freshman. In this year two of our boys won their block A,s. In our Sophomore year, we had Fred Langdon and Bob Blanchard for our Presidents. Under Bob Blanchard, we inaugurated the idea of using petitions for class elections as well as the student body-an idea used by all the class now. As Juniors, we inaugurated the addition of year numerals to our Junior pins. This idea was sponsored by our president, George McConnell. Stuart Stephens, as our Low Senior president, appointed Ray Hitchings manager of the Senior Play. The College Widow was selected, and it was a great financial and social success. It had a very large cast, and played before a record house. George McConnell was elected High Senior president, and he ap- pointed Dick Bare and Donovan Smith co-managers of the Seniorpheum, and Glen Brackett manager of the Senior Ball. Our class had twice won the student card trophy, a trophy awarded to the class who sells the most student cards. To name the students responsible for making the class such a success, it would require the naming of 249 students-the whole class. ALISON PECK, Editor. -..ggi 26 Ilya.- fxfx fxfx

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.xxx xl - x.1x!x1x.1xxx1xfx.x RUTH WHELDEN EDWIN STEELE R. O. T. C. Asst. Property Mgr. '30 Senior Plav Operetta '29 French Club, Spanish Club DAVID JONES R. O. T. C. Astronomical Club FRANCIS BLODGETT ADA HAXTHAUSEN Secy. Star and Key Secy. French Club International Club Latin Club EDWARD WALTEN Track CClass BJ '29, '30, 'JI Track QVarsityJ 330, '31 Tribune Marathon '28, '29, '30 ' Cross Country Team '31 Spanish Club +5 27 Fw-- ALICE BLINN Star and Key Riding Club Crew Vice-President German Club Tennis BOB BLANCHARD Tennis Block A Society President 2B Class Circus Day '28 Inter-Class Basketball FRANKLIN BESLEY FLORENCE LANGFORD G. A. A. MARGARET INGALLS Student Players Guild International Club Star and Key Debating Club ROBERT CLELAND R. O. T. C. Sword and Shield Society Non-Com Club Ass't. Editor Latin Club Football Ice Hockey Acorn Staff, R. O. T. C. W IN f'XrxfxfNfx xx