Alameda High School - Acorn Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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Nl ' A X Members of the Girls' Board of Control for the Fall term of 1941 were Jeanne Anderson, Nancy Branscheid, Gerda Bromley, Shirley Catton, Peggy Gettle, Phyllis Grant, Virginia Guisness, Ellen Haulman, Betty Jean Mathews, Jean MacKenzie, Carol Moss, Kay Ghanneson, Pat Pierce, Winifred Tasker, Dorothy Twist, Vivian Ursin, Betty Van Den Bergh, Jackie Worcott. Members of the Men's Board of Control for the Fall term of 1941 were Russell Carlson, Richard Gonsalves, Dean Hamilton, Walt Hutchinson, Ernie Kellberg, Knox Kirkland, jack Ludlam, Ed Mazzini, Jim Pingree, Bob Pollen, Bill Powell, Antone Ratto, Bill Roth, Doug Spencer, Bob Thorgerson, John Ward, Bob Yoas, Willard Lotter. GIRLS' BOARD 0f CONTROL 'gg ' 9' MEN'S BOARD Of CONTROL Ea

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STL DENT if 9 ge FACULTY COXINIITTEE XDNIIN ISTRATIYE BO XRD Members of the Student Faculty Committee for the Fall term of 1941 were Dick Halliday, Frances Tasker, Lee Parker, Sherrill Conner, Charlie Seger, Ed Mazzini, Kay Ohanneson, Madeline Gross, Carol Moss, Walt Hutchinson, Mr. Bryan, Mrs. Hunter, Mr. Cummings, Mr. Cooperrider, Mr. Sisler, Thayer Hall. Members of the Administrative Board for the Fall term of 1941 were jean Anderson, Paul Arenson, Ross Bowman, Bill Boyd, Shirley Brown, Bob Bruns, Bob Burke. Russell Carlson, Bob Clifford, Sherrill Conner, Betty Doumitt, Peggy Gettle, Dick Halliday, Janice Hooven, Knox Kirk- land, Betty Mathews. Kay Ohanneson. Lee Parker, Evelyn Reese, Bill Roth. Charlie Seger, Shirley Schwarz, Barbara Scott, Frances Tasker, Eleanor Walker, jack Weeden, Charles Zell. ti' ,r la, rn is 'N 'V 'Fi .tiki f'1 N51

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A. S.A. H. S. OFFICERS SPRING, 1942 Prf zdfnt ..,...... CIIARLIIQ SIQULR Pr viflwzl . . . .... LX NN PHILLIP. 34 Q Ren rdnzg Svfretury . . . SHI-QRRILL CoNNi:R M 'Y ,L A D Fmuzrzzl Sf'frf'!ary , . . ERNH: SCHNEIDFR ' Q' X 1 lf!! Lf zrler . . . . . TOM PATERSON Our chief objective, as student body officers of the spring term of 1942, was to maintain the standard of the student meetings in spite of prevailing war conditions. We tried to do this in the following ways: Charlie Seger, president, added spirit in his manner of conducting the meetings, Ann Phillips, attractive vice-president, added the necessary charm to the ad- ministrationg Sherrill Conner, recording secretary, attempted to keep ac- curate and interesting minutesg Ernie Schneider, financial secretary, slaved to balance the budget and boost student card sales, Tom Paterson, yell leader, supplied the dynamo which kept the meetings lively and interesting. We hereby express our thanks to the Student-Faculty Committee who assisted us in securing a balanced program of entertainment for student meetings. For the comedy lovers we had several cartoons and the Gordon Magiciansg for the lovers of swing we engaged the Dixieland Band and a dance band presented by the Girls' Associationg for the more serious we secured a speaker who discussed our relations with South America and the VVPA. Negro choir whose members offered a most excellent program of negro spirituals. We, the officers of the A.S.A.H.S. for the spring term of 1942, sincerely hope that we accomplished our aims. We wish to express our thanks to students and faculty for their co-operation which gave us a successful and enjoyable term in office. SHERRILL CONNER. f 15 l