Alameda High School - Acorn Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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PLAT IT AGAIN BANU The magpnificient, terriffic, great, fabulous, ad- vanced band does it again! They played at home football games, the first semester they entertained at all assemblies, playing notes higher than the Bank of America building in San Francisco, spewing out notes faster than the speed of sound at their night concerts, the advanced band takes it to the limit this year!!! Under the conduction of Mr. Vince juerra and assistant Laura Julian, the band led the student body through the year with all of the vivac- ity of the entire pep club! Christine Walron who played the clarinet in the band said, ‘All of us really enjoy contributing to the school activities by bring- ing spirit with the songs we play. At the football games, we have the best time cheering on the team besides playing songs to get the crowd go- ing!’’ So from the song and dance of it, it looks as if the advanced band will keep the school spirit high! 1. Subject: Teri Jeske Condition: Concentration Strikes! 2. Subject: Laura Julian Condition: Up in the Air. 3. Subjects: Advanced band Title: When we turned into chip- munks 4. Subject: Ray Buzon Condition: Jamming on the horn. 5. Subject: Siobohn Mihara Condition: Blowing Hard.

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THEME: JUST THE TWO OF US. fue ecanmake tt tf we try; jus Ks ou ; ee ne . The 1982 Sophomore Class of Alameda ‘High wishes to ecpress its sincere thanks to all thoscwho made this evening possible! ap: ) Wa a ae ceEses ® Y acaiga raaaa ks A) samen Rock music is pounding your years, people are milling all around you, there is an air of excitement every- where. Where are you? No, you are not at the rock concert, you are at this years Soph-Hop. This dance is held every year as a fund raiser by the Sophomore class. The theme for the dance this year was ‘Just the Two of Us,”’ which obviously attracted a lot of people as the Sophomore class made about $1,500.00 on it. One of the main attractions and money makers was pictures taken in a gazebo setting. Many couples took advan- tage of this and now have a beautiful picture to keep for memories. Musi c for the dance was provided by KRQR, but some people found it hard to dance to. Most of the people made due though, as the dance floor was usu- ally crowded with dancing couples. The decorating for the dance was following a Halloween theme, which helped to kick off a week of spirit and enthusiasm for Halloween. All in all though, everyone had a good time. Jane Curliano, a junior, sums it all up like this; ‘The Soph-Hop left a lot to be desired, but the date was great!” SUBJECT: TIFFANY MARKEY AND KATHY HANSON CONDITION: THE PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT OF THE SOPHOMORE C7 SUBJECT: Soph-Hop Committee CONDITION: A successful group

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SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS Kelly Foster participated in the 1983 Junior Miss Compe- Volleyball tycoon, Gayle Matsuura was unanimously The girls cross-country team’s bullet, Ann Raro took 9th tition. She won the North-Alameda County Junior Miss voted in for the following honors: Captain, MVP, All- at Nor-Cal with a time of 18:15. She also took these title and won ‘st place in Poise and Appearance as League, and Jack Clark. Gayle is also the captain of honors during the season: Captain, MVP, and Jack Well as the spirit of Junior Miss. She also won a Soropti- U.S.V.B.A., a volleyball team she plays for out of Clark Award. mist scholarship of $150. So far she has won a total of school. $850 in scholarship money. — Joanne Schwab, Becky Stich and Linda Nanizzi, vice presidents of different Junior Achievement companies are finalists for the Outstanding Vice President of finance award in the Bay Area, and Becky is a finalist for Outstanding V.P. of Marketing. They are two of the top V.P.s and are both competing for four of the same scholarships. During December, Joanne and Annette Kempel were honored by receiving an invitation to attend J.A.M.C.O. at U.C.L.A., only one V.P. was invited out of every five J.A. companies. 1982 ACAL Champ Randy Kono’s goal is to be ist in the state in wrestling. So far, he has taken 4st at the San Marin tournament winning MVP, and Outstanding wrestler awards, 2nd at S.F. State University’s tournament, and 1st at San Ramon’s tournament. His record thus far, 14 victories and 1 defeat. He took 2nd at North Coast Wrestling Championships. 5