Alameda High School - Acorn Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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A WAAR eee two for uS Mrs. Charlotte Howell explains to a fresh- man the requirements and patience that high school demands. Mr. Theodore Anderson finds the photographer amus- ing, especially since it's the end of the day. Ae yes Mr. Allan Whyte concentrates on a student's problem as he goes through the class files.

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SECRETARIAL STAFF: ROW |, Left to Right—Mrs. Esther McClara, Mrs. Inez Gingrich, Mrs. MRS. KAY HUNTER Georgia Koch, ROW 2—Mrs. Mary Lilley, Mrs. June Turner, Mrs. Mildred Ellis, Mrs. Janice Nurse Gallagher, Mrs. Helen Ford. our groups of service LES CAMPER The man back stage. CUSTODIAL STAFF: ROW I, Left to Right—Al Lorrenzano (head custodian); ROW 2—Ernie Poggi, Joe Moro, George Stadleter; ROW 3—Jim Rawlinson, Russ Bishop, Marvin Newell; ROW 4—Frank Lockner, Aster Smith, Del Wills. —- CAFETERIA STAFF: Seated, Left to Right—Mrs. Varene Laird, Mrs. Helen Kikes, Mrs. Frankie Layton; ROW 2—Mr. John Jordan, Mrs. Blanche Holt, Mrs. Alva Mason, Mrs. Norma Martino, Mrs. Bettie McCreery, Mrs. Shirley Denig, Mrs. Cecelia Gannon.

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one for them The counseling staff had three new features this year, Mr. Calder Hayes and Mr. Allan Whyte, as well as Mrs. Elouise Graf, who counseled at the elementary schools. Mrs. Graf aided the 7th and 8th grade students in pre- paring for high school. The counselors try to help the students with their social and personal problems, show them their capabilities, hel them learn to make decisions, and take on their SORES 2 vocational, and occupational concerns. £ y ieee Mrs. Louise Tham stops to chat with one of her counselees, Gary Routh. Miss Lucille Di Vecchio is happy about the solu- tion reached on one of her more pressing problems. eo » Mr. Ashley Jones meets with a student to discuss neces- sary preparation for college. Mr. Calder Hayes enjoys relaxing when he talks to students.