Alameda High School - Acorn Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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CLASS OF OFFICERS FALL '41 TS? Preszdent ............... WILL LOTTER Vice-Presiderzt ......... SHIRLEY SPEER Recording Secretary ...... RAY PERKINS Financial Secretary ..... DICK BESOYAN Yell Leader ............ TOM PATERSON Ad Board ...... ..... J ANICE HOOVEN Ad Board ...... ....... B ILL Rorrr ,,w4W'59 The imprint of the class of june '42 is deep in the tradition of Alameda High School and will remain so long as our Alma Mater exists. Our class has produced leaders in practically every field of endeavor: sports, school entertainment, and the holding of offices. Each and every one of the mem- bers of our class has done his personal share in making the class of June '42 the most successful of any graduating class, but there are those who stand out vividly as the ones who will be remembered by us and the school. In sports, those who did outstanding work were Walt Moreno in basket- ball, Will Lotter and Bob Bierwith in football, Russ Carlson and jack McAuliffe in swimming, Les Mehrtens and Ernie Schneider in tennis, Bill Mcllveen, Bill Beckwith, Charlie Seger and Ross McMullin in track, Bill Serena, Mike Korich and Will Lotter in baseball. The boys mentioned would start an almost endless list of athletes in our class which would include Paul Worthy, Bob Pollen, Ross Ewing, and countless others. Our class has always provided ample entertainment in all of its social events such as the 'LTropical Promf, the HHayseed Hop, The Black Flamingofl and many other activities such as dansants, skating parties, and student programs. Outstanding leaders have guided these functions thoroughly and well. Some of these have been Bill McCarty, Sumner f20l