Alameda High School - Acorn Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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HOME ECONOMICS AND VOCATIONAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Mr. Chris Freeman-Wood Shop, Industrial Arts Mr. Roger Gray-Radio and Electrical Shop, Industrial Arts Mr. Don Howell-Machine Shop, Industrial Arts Mr. Ernest Massotty-Mechanical Drawing, Ass't Chr. 2A Class Mr. Charles Scott-Industrial Arts Mrs. Louise Tham-Clothing, Home Management Mrs. Rita Thompson-Foods, Homemaking, Ass't Chr. 4A Class ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Mr. Edward McMullin-Auto Shop Miss Hazel Bennett-Clothing Miss Ruth Kropff-Clothing Vocational Arts Prove To Be Useful Home llconomic classes are not only instructional liut fun too. Breakfasts, luneheons, and dinners are planned, prepared, served. and eaten by the three or four girls who work together in each kitchen. The Homemaking apartment is also used hy these classes. Georgia Waters, Pat Weber, and Marcia Elcdahl find that clothing classes are fun and very helpful. The boys at Alameda High School are offered mans varied types of Industrial arts which include auto, electrical, mood. radio. and machine shops. 'lihese classes give the student an opportunity to de- velop his particular hobby or to train for a career. Checking amperage and electronic intensity are Ken Bec Chuck Nance, and larry Santos. htle six,

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R.O.T.C. Trains For Defense ,,.. Y . Individuals pictured are: MfSgt. Wilbert Brown, rifle team coachg mfsgf. Harold Engle, Soph-Frosh football, Non-Coms Club advisory Maior John Farnsworth, Sword and Shield advisor. In the large picture o portion of Alameda High School's Drill Team stands at Present Arms. 'l'he R.U.'l'.C. at .-Xlameda High consists of three On Nlziy lil. lflifi, the annual Competition was companies, a color guard. and the school hand. held at Lincoln Park. at which time over fifty med- which plays at paradew. The instructors are regular als and four new trophies were awarded. Federal Army personnel who have experience in troop lead- lnspection this year was April 26. This is the day ing and training. Courses include marksmanship, that oihcers from the Presidio inspect units to see tactics, map reading. and Military Policy. that they conform to specific Army regulations. A squad gives a rifle salute to Cadet Captain McEwing who returns Cadets stand at attention while Co. C First Sgt. John Dobson inspects with a hand salute. Cadet Sgt. Mean's rifle.