Alameda High School - Acorn Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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OFFICE STAFF Left to right-Mrs. Esthcr Mctllara, Bank: Mrs, Hclcn Arfstcn, Bookrooniz Mrs. lnrv Gingrich, Attcndancc Uflicc: Mrs, Nancy Yospcr, Attendance Ufhcc: Miss Pat Ro- maine, Principals Office-1 Mrs. Elizahc-th Hall, Principals Office FACUIfI'Y NOTES ln thc ycar 1874, thc faculty at Alamcda High consistcd of two tcachcrs and a principal. Sincc thcn. thc faculty has stcadily grown to whcrc in l953 Alanicda High has a total of nincty-fivc pcoplc cur- rcntly in cinploy. Oli thesc. cighty-four arc rcgular tcachcrs. and scvcn arc non-ccrtificatcd cniployccs hcsidcs thc principal and his thrcc assistants. Quitc a changc has takcn placc in our faculty for thc fall tcrin of 1952. Nlr. Cadwcll. Mr. Hancock. Mrs. Patti-rl. hir. Rccxcs. and Miss Rt-go lcft to tcach at thc ncwly complctcd Encinal High School. Niiss Barth. Mr. liirkholin. Miss Connclly. Nlrs. Goodalc. Miss Hook. Miss jolly. Klr. licvinc. Mr. Stowcll. and Bliss Vcnard all rcsigncd. On a lcavc of ahscncc wcrc: Xlrs. Andcrson. Nlrs. King. and Mr. Nloorc. Xlrs. Anderson took a trip to Europc. A highlight of hcr trip was an audicncc with thc Popc. A ncw addition to thc King family. Judy Lynnc. arrivcd on thi- 20th ol' Sc-ptcinhcr. l952. Mrs. King is undccidcd as to whcn shc will rcturn to tcach. Mr. Moorc was last hcard from Gcncva. Switzcrland. llc had just rcturncd from Austria with his family and was occupicd with wintcr sports, His favoritc sport is riding in a onc horsc opcn slcigh, ln thc spring tcrni Mrs. llarrctt. Mr. Saunclcrs. and XII: Socolotsky rcsigncd. whilc Miss Wilson lcft for Encinal High School. Nancy Vospcr also lcft us alitcr scrving as sccrctary in thc attcndancc oflicc sincc thc fall tcrin of lflnll. Nliss Hcrrick. on a lcavc ol' ahscncc. tcinporarily nioxcd to Los Gatos in ordcr to spcnd onc ycar thcrc hcforc rm-turning. Scrving on spccial connnittccs this past ycar wcrc llr. Yigncss and Miss lX'ilson. Dr. Vigncss actccl as city chairman for organizing thc tcachcrs in canvassing in favor of Proposition No. 2. Dr. Vigncss is also on thc California 'licachcrs Ethics Connnittcc. Nliss YN'ilson. Prcsidcnt ol' tht- California Associa- tion of 'lcachcrs of English. Ct-ntral Scction. attcndcd thc National Council of lcachcrs of English at Boston during thc 'lihanksgiving vacation. MAlNrl'ENANCl'i DEPAR'l'MEN'l' Ron' I-ff-Mrs. Made-linc Anderson Row II-B1-rt Gctz, jose-ph Blankcnhc-ini, Al Lora-nzano, Richard Everton, Harlan Struif, Franz Lackncr, Edward Hagman, Rudy SIt'lfll'llt'I7, Italo Str-fani -V ' virhgilg ,AQ 417'-

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Prexzdent Dax e Mutt h Vzce Preszdent C all Fletcher Ihe vcn popular Dava Mutrh was elet ted Prcsldc nt of tht Stu dent Bodv aftt r sc rving as Rt 1 ord mg Sccretarx and in turn did in excellent job Gail Flctchtr lul lilltd htr duties as Vicc Prt sidm nt more than adequately, while Re- cording Secretary 'Ibm Iuhbock kept perfect and unique minutes. Financial Secretarv Don Furbush secured 100 per ct nt student body d es in record time, ar d Yell Leader Chet Singley held the schools spirit at its highest throughout the fall term. 20 1X7t'LUIdl7lg Secretary loin Lubbock lfirzflrtcirzl .S'efret11r.1' Don FLlTlBllSll Yell Leader Chet Singley