Alameda High School - Acorn Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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ll Ao So Ao Ho E50 OFFICERS FALL, 1941 Prmzderzt . . ...... DICK IPI.-XLLIDAX Virf' P1'f'Xilff'IZf . . , , FRANCES TASKER Recording Sf'C7'l'ft1l'-V . .... LEE PARKER FilzafzrialS1'1'rI'tary . . SIIERRILL CQNNER IPI! Lmizifv' . . . . . CHARLIE SEGER When the Low Freshman Class entered Alameda High School in the fall of 1941, they were greeted by a fine administration under the leader- ship of President Dick Halliday. Other Inembers of this successful admin- istration were Frances Tasker, a lovely and capable vice-presidentg Lee Parker, an eflicient recording secretary, Sherrill Conner, a trustworthy and hard-Working financial secretary, and Charlie Seger, a red hot yell leader. The student meetings were as excellent as President Halliday had prom- ised in his campaign speech. An outstanding meeting was provided by Salum Riszk, the Syrian refugee, who contrasted the horrors of life under dictatorships with the blessings and opportunities for growth in a democ- racy such as the United States. At the vice-president's meeting Frances Tasker presented Alumni Talent for which Clarence Abbott, a former student body president, acted as master of ceremonies. The administration of Fall 1941 wishes to thank the Student Faculty Committee, the Administrative Board, and both the Women's Board of Control and the Men's Board of Control for help and guidance during this term. They also Wish to thank each Inember of the student body for his co-operation and for this opportunity to serve in oflice. LEE PARKER. i 12 l