Alameda High School - Acorn Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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Spring Vice President Mary Craddock Spring President Jim Wigge. Spring Recording Secretary Kathy Giomi. Spring Officers Initiate New Programs The Spring 1968 AHS student body officers co- ordinated many events for the second semester. Among these were changing the penalty system for truancies and tardies, organizing a wrestling team and adding fluorescent black lights for the stage. The officers also began work with a high school exchange program through the Peace Corps. They ended the school year’s entertainment with a performance by the American Conservatory Theater. Spring Financial Secretary was Craig Jessup and Head Yell Leader was Jamie Stucky.

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Fall President and Vice President were Gary Dettmer and Barbara Hull. Fall Officers Organize Tutoring Service Fall Recording Secretary Sam Russell and Financial Secretary Pat Holden plan for a meeting. The AHS student body officers followed through with the goals of student government and united the students in spirit this fall. Homecoming and Big Game Weeks, planned in conjunc- tion with the Ad Board, were two successful events of the fall. Through the help of the student body officers, a tutor- ing service was initiated at Island High School. Alameda High was financially supported by the 93% sale of student body cards. Fall Head Yell Leader Nancy Adams promotes spirit at a noon rally.

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Student Government Much thought is often required before making a ruling on a case, and these views of the members of the fall, 1967 Student Court show this: FROM TOP— David Brownson, Chief Justice; Lori Jacobson, Glenn Koike, Karlyn Eggers, and Brad Herrman. The members of the 1968 Spring Student Court worked equally as hard as the fal The members were: Mark Lightcap, Cherie Essex, Karlyn Eggers, Chief Justice, Dou Bianco, and Catie Schwartz.