Alameda High School - Acorn Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. ABS LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Margaret Henry-Spanish Fernande lnan-French, French Club Advisor Frances lee-French l.eNore Marker-Latin, Latin Club Advisor Maria Tays-Spanish, Spanish Club Advisor ENT FROM PICTURE: Mrs. Patricia Armstrong French 4 Language Teaches Foreign Culture l'lI'CIll'll, Spanish, and Latin are ollcred by thc lzinguzigc clvpzirtinc-11t of .-Xlzinicdri High School. Through its classes the student learns the language, thc- C'lllllll'C and gvography of thc country. Aims of tht- laiiguztgc' clcpzirtnicnt zirc to teach 5lllClt'lllS to 1'1'z1cl 111141 writt' wt-ll, l'UllYl'l'Sl' propvrly. appreciate thc- literature. understand thc vziluc of intcrnzitional rclations. and to learn thc conntryis geography. 'llhcre arc movies and slides. and short skits are prcsc-ntccl in thc- lzmguztgc. Thc ll'2lk'llCl'5 sponsor clubs promoting tht- lantftizignx A great dwil ol1't'st'11l't'll is clont' i11 thc public untl school lllJl'lll'll'b. John Smith, Robert Oliver, Mary Schriber, Warren Ullner, and George Schwab are learning more about their foreign language hy reading pamphlets and books. yn

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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.

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,fr I In History class Geoff Nunes points out a feature of our country to classmates Earl Homlln and Pat Muydole while others listen History Trams For Citizenship 'lhc history dvputlncnt of .hl'lINLd'1 High School offcrs '1 body of courses dcsiffnt'd to giyv to our stu- dents 'it lcast an vlvincntury understanding of how wc' got to bc :ts wc uri-. lluropcztn history tclls us about our forvfzatlivrs who shurvd thc backgrounds und roots lcziclinq to tht' founding and building of HISTORY DEPARTMENT Mrs. Katharine Cossette-History, Photography Dr. John Peoples-History Miss Grace Powers-History, Oak Leaf Advisor Dr. Paul Vigness-History l6 t is nation' .-Xincrivtn history is dcsiffncd to in orni us about our own Country in order that wc' might become' more intvlligvnt, Vztluziblc Citizcns, and Cali- fornia history is oflervd so that wc' might have' 21 mort' intimzttc knowlcclgc of thc innnvdizttt' ztrvzt in whirh wc' lin-. Society Advisor