Alameda High School - Acorn Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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FALL 1933 1 1 Rom RT TRL xx IDA Loxr fm x lx 1 1 111141 1 'XlilXIN Loxnox The fall admlnrstratlon of 1935 had practlcally no spectacular meet mgs but lf dad prestut to the student body 1 great varrety of talent and educat1on Among our guests were Grace Burroughs and her East In dran Dancers, Dr ames Nerll Tack Dempsey, and Paul Raymond fen cers from the Unrversrtx of C3l1fOFHl3, nmmre Dlckle, c1rtoon1st of the Oakland Tlzlmm , and ack Burt on Armlstlce Day Student talent was represented by Al Bass Tvxo outstandlng events of the term were The famous Ollvtra Puppetters hom Los Angeles, and the mghr rally ln the hugh school '1Lldlt0I'll,1I'I1 on tht ue of the Berkeley game Presldent Robert Truax dtsuxes 1 great deal of crtdrt for h1s work The great Work of Yell leader Ruebel ln the forming of a bow and a gurls rootmg sectuons at the football games cannot bt oxtrlooked The prncc of student cards rtmamtl at fifty ctnts and our hmncral secretary Melx ln London, had 1 great ter m, sellmg ox er fifteen hundred The stu dent faculty commrttee functxoned perfectly agam under the able lead ershlp of Mrs Hunter JAQK Pu LER1Th, Rllflllllllg Sccnfmx Fall 33 +l6l'+ l M I l A .f f A . S . A . H . S . I'r'11s'J'l1l '. .' l'14l'fI'r'rs1rl411f Zi . X . Rr 'tfillg S1'c'1'r'lm'1 QI g ' P111 'g 111' In L ul Sm'r'r'lu 'x . ' Q 3 Q Yvll lmmlm' - jul' Rc: ml ' Y U .- . g . ' ' J 3 . 1 ' . 4 . I, , ' A . . 4. . - 1 E A j - l A Y . . Q 4 x I ' . . I Lb-Y T D I Y T C L I ' i 1 1 - - V X1 . , . . , , , v , , ' x f - - 1 - ' mc 1 m - A L ' ' ', ' 5 K V . , ,Z : .-

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S SPRING 1934 Prnzluzt Nlturx Loxnox SI 1 L-11101. GULRIN r u lun s C LNN u R mv Rll After the 1nstallat1on of the A S A H S ofhcers for the sprmg term of 1934, there commenced a term of student meetlngs that were both enter falfllflg and educatlonal The school was honored wlth such famous enterta1ners and speakers as Captaln Campbell VlfglHl2 Hand Carl Ravazza, Ernle Sm1th, MlCkCY R1ley D1ck Brace, Mr Armstrong Ken Freeman, and Brother Leo The student talent day was one of the most successful 1n years, the followmg students havmg contr1buted the1r talent Ioe Sylvester, B1ll Smart, Bob DeCelle Margaret George, Gladys Duffln Pauhne Cleaves, Don enkms, and Bob Pr1est, smgers, Nancy Burton and Wanda Fenton, dancers, Catherlne aske, uohnnst, and R Turner Smy the, prest1d1g1ta FOI' The student faculty COTIIHIIIICC, under the le1dersh1p of Mrs Hunter, was responslble for a term of splendld student meetmgs jmuzs GUNN, Rzcorzlnzg Sccrrfary Sprmg 34 l7l l A . . A . H . S . 1, 'A 1 iiii iiii i i H in iiiii wi i A V 1 Av Av A- Vlu'-Pn' 11 'nl , , , ,, '. ' .' R!'!'llV'AliPIX S1'1 1'1 rj A .1 . ' 2 '.'.' lfuzwzriul S1'1'Y'1'fdY-X ,. Bon Axnkus Y1-ll If Jrr L Q Y 1111.11 1 1 a 9 - s ' 1 a 1 a u . J Y. . . l V . . . - - L u 1 - ' 1 - 1 w - ' , l - 7 ' --.xl I .-