Alameda High School - Acorn Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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M N A . M 2 rs Trigonometry students, Phil Frost and Bill Alber, explain a trig. problem to .loan Osorio and Al Pryor while other students watch. Mathematics Proves To Be A Challenge Blzitliciiiatics is 21 toni whivh sciivs cx'c1'ymic. 'l'h4- Alzimvclzi High School hl2lll1t'XTl2llil'S LlCp2il'lINt'lll uf- fcrs C'flllI'Sl'S for those who plzm to go cm with mzitliv- mzltics to hcconic ciigiiicws, svicntisls. slgilistivigiiis. ctr.,zmclzilsoforllmscwliuplziii lrr1'Illl'I'lliCl3l1Silli'SS or incluslrizil woricl lIlllNt'Llil1It'lf iiflvr grziciiizilimi. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT TOP ROW: Mrs. Beatrice Anderson-Chr. 2A Class, Mr. Jack Hallock-Acorn Advisor. Miss Ruth Hays. Mrs. Dor- othy LeHew-Chr. Mathematics Dept. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Nero Pruitt-History. Miss Annabel Wann-Jr. Red Cross Advisor. Mr. James Young-Chr. 3B Class, Student Record Auditor. 'l'hc clcpzirtmcm is stziffccl hy li group of czipnhlv i11striic'Irn's who girc zihlv to guide stuclcnts through thc l'Ol1I'Sl'S of'fvi'ccl in :in intvrvstiiig and pmhtgihli- mzumcr. -Iiiniurs :xml sviiiois final thc i1ppc'i'dix'isirni roiiiscs lrigciiluimwy, solid gi-mm-iry. giclvzliicocl zilgchrzi cspccizilly chullviiging A . sm 4 qs. in , 563 H swwg fs. T3

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ENGLISH DEPARTMENT TOP ROW: Mrs. Ruth Cecchetti-Public Speaking, Usherette Advisor. Mr. Earnest Ellis-Basic, Acorn Advisor. Miss Marian los Kamp-Ass't Chr. 'IA Class, Student Faculty Comm. Mr. Arthur Moore-Chr. 4A Class, Student Faculty Comm., Student Talent. Mrs. Alma Pavid-Ass't Chr. 2B Class. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Kathleen Put- ney. Dr. Joseph Rediger-Chr. English Dept. Mr. Jerome Schneider. Miss Leota Schroe- der. Mrs. Courtney Smith-Star 8. Key Advisor. English Aids ln Better Communicaiion lhc' nrt uf flllllliilllllfllllllll is thi' lJl1Sll1f'SS of thc profit from the past mul to lillHXS' thc' prcsvntg pmo- linglish clc'pzu'lIm'I1t: thc- vxzxctly right word. tha' tics, tru bccolnc pmfin'in'11l in cxplwfssicmrm, in I'l'2llllI1.Q. vflvc'tiw' 4t'llIl'IlL't'. thc 2ll'l'lll'2lIt' LlIKlf'I'Si.2lIlCllllQ of :xml in group cfforl: tlivsc am' thc ways by wliivh UIllCI'S- lllUl1Q'lllS as givcxm in hunks and p21pt'I'S. in wc work UJXY21I'dUllI'QU2llS. .-Xvtivilicsu'ntc'rin slfmrics. rzlclirm and tc'lvx'isif111. Study. In l7I'Oi1dC'Il ulldvrstzincl- pucms. plays, biugrupllivs. in pupvrs :md rwiqirigll ing zmcl In lr-urn basic' prim'ipln's: wide' I'C2llllITQ, to pmjrctr. :xml in pzmvl CliSlillS5lIlIiS. Students in Public Speaking conduct a panel. Members of the panel are John Ware, Janet McNeely, Carol Kavanaugh, Geoff Nunes, and Sharon Mickelson. MN'-ww

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SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Robert Berges-Physics, Slide Rule, Ass't Chr. 3A Class Mr. Darrell Coughlan-Chemistry, Chr. Science Dept., Chr. 2B Class, Chemistry Club Advisor Mrs. Edna Cundiff-Chemistr Y Mr, Sam DeVito-Physiology, J.V. Football, J.V. Baseball Mr, James Hull-General Science Miss Frances Payne-Biology ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Mrs. Emily Coke-Biology Science Unloclcs Key For The Furure 'lim im-ct thu nhzillciigc uf iitlziiiiiiiq 2111 iiilvlligciil work gil .Xlgiiiic-nlzi High Svliuul. ixiiclciwtziiuliiig nfmu'ci1x'ii'uiiim'i1liii ui1c'vc'1'-c'hz111g- During thc last XCZII' our t'IlQiIlt'l'I'iIl1Q Xliulviil ing swim-iitilim' xwrld. wc slifiulcl luv xwll iiifurniccl in wc-11' greatly impirccl by Qui :ill-day twin' nl ilu' mm tha' limit' win-in vs: that is gvm-iuil Maia-ting biology, su-:un4-lu'li'im'g1lgviim-iuiliiigplziiitgil l'itlslml1i'gli.CIgili t'lll'IIllhlI'f. pliysiulugy. :md pliysics. which :irc nl- fornizi. :incl by ll visit to llu' Niiulvzii' l'iIll'I'Qf llxliiliit tk-:ul in ailmiimlgiiiu' giml xxilli l'Yl'l'f fm-ility fur lgilx simiisrmwl lmy lllm' Paivifim' fins giml lQlm'Ii'ii flu. Results ofthe hydrogen experiment conducted by Debbie Wamser, Doug Hogan, AI Flood, and Rich Jacob are not known in detail, but A.H.S. remains intact.