Acalanes High School - Aklan Yearbook (Lafayette, CA)

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STANLEY WALGREN LILY LAI-ITI Vice Principal Dean oi BUYS Dean of Girls EVA DALANDER LELAND RUSSELL Girls' Counulor Boys' Counselor FAC LTY Dons and Donnas are especially fortu- nate in having an outstanding faculty. Their first wish is always to help students with their problems and encourage them to be more capable and active people upon graduating. They are not just teachers but are real friends of their students. Even after graduating, students often return for advice and a friendly visit. This year two more counselors were add- ed to the counseling staff to provide two counselors for lowerclassrnen and two for upperclassmen. Many kinds of counseling are provided for the students. Tests are given to determine individual abilities and achievement. Movies are supplied through the audio-visual department to enlarge on the methods of teaching. Vocational coun- seling is also given freely. PHYLLIS PETERSEN LOIS 0'CONNOR Secretary Clerk

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BILL MORRXSH President TED HALL Vice-Presidenl NANCY JOHNSON VIRGINIA HANSON ELLEN GALBRAITH Secretary Treasurer Social Secretary THE ' DE T C UNCIL The Student Council had a very successful year and was able to put many new ideas into action. The establishment of an annual football trophy between Acalanes and Diablo was finally accomplished. A Rally Committee was formed to be a continuous group for planning or assist- ing at rallies, assemblies, games, and many other affairs where the leadership of a central organization is needed. Class Assemblies, voted by last year's Stu- dent Council, were a new treat this year. The Iunior and Senior Classes each gave a program drawing solely on its own talented rnernbers. Dons and Donnas were well entertained by their clowning fellow classmen. An exchange assembly with Alhambra High school was held during the first part of the new year, In December, before Christmas time, a drive was held for food and clothing for the needy. This drive, lasting two days, was a big success. Boxes and boxes of food and clothing were sorted in the new Mechanical Drawing FRONT ROW. le!! to riqht: L. Iones. I. Price, I.. Dulbey. I. Field. P. Ellerd, I. Swanson. C. Courtright, D. Bedard. C. Inman-Kane. SECOND ROW: S. Hawley. I. Dunlap. V. Hanson. N. Iohnson. E. Galbraith, G. Bcrrgones. N. Brooks. B. Westlund. C. Mcmise. THIRD ROW: A. Dull. I. Pearson. M. Rucker. I. Comstock. T. Hall. K. Mat- lock. M. Zbavitel. P. Randall. A. Bronson. A. Seulberqer. FOURTH ROW: I. Lnhstroh, G. Fowler. B. SYmes. R. Van den Heuvul. D. Tierricm, P. Lurmer, I. Kluuder, B. Morrish. BACK ROW: D. Fey, M. Elvidqe. D. Iohnscn. B. Ferro, B. Hampton. H. Neilson, G. Guppy. 'Ol