Alameda High School - Acorn Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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'iff rg :JK .V VL .-. .. . it 'Y' 1 , X 4 0 74- I -....,A r X -. L ?tQ,9 .J ? H - - f is we if if 4 i 7 A N wi A -I -0 , 'V ' .lf 5 ' 8 N ,4 Some girls prepare a recipe while ofhers seo the lable, since lhe students not only cook the food but also env io. Home Economics Provides Guidance For Homes iil'K'IJ1ll'2lIHIif giiidzim 1' fm- fiitun' ilUlll1'lNLliit'l'S imci sm-wiiig 1-l11ssvs1ii'n' giskril lu mmlrl 1l1cii'i'i'v1iIi1ii1w lm' thc vssviilizils of mimi lim1sc'kc'cJinQ am- strvssvcl in thc' Girls' .rXssm'iz1tiui1 fzishiuii slump 'l'xsuntl1vi's1ilm- r5 i limm-1-wiiririiicswiirsw.Qimikiiigrimlsi-uirig1-lnssvs Yivvts than hiiw an pim'liuil vgilm' iiml gm- wry imvii- .irc wrx an mlm' with wliiclvnls. Xlzmx 'il'iN in llim' vstinv' am' Hmmm' Xlziiiiigviilviit :mal Hmm'n111kiiif'. V , 5 ,S N HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT LEFT TO RIGHT-Mrs. Rilo Thompson Hoods, homemak- ingl, Miss Hazel Bennett fclolhing, foodsl, Mrs. louise Thom lclofhing, homemukingl. 19

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'P' The study of government ond politics in civics classes often leads to interesting and heated discussions. In History Previous Experiences Are Cur Guides 'liht' ilmlptwtztllu- uf ltiwtttry gtntl its study may bc' sl1t'l1t'ut1rst'sz1s LvllilK'Qi5i1llt'S History gmcl ciiliiivtlfliill iiill5II'k1lt'ti in many ways. For instzmft' histurirztl fzxfts History. Rvsptwt for our Qm't'1'11n1t'11t :mtl its organ- tm' uflcn tht' guitlvs fm' prt'st'nt clay nftimt. iIlll'l'l'Si izztticm is gzxinvd in Q1lX't'l4IlI1ll'IIl :tml politics. or civits in our uwttntry :incl its rich history is pI'mntwtt'd in clzissrs. HISTORY DEPARTMENT LEFT TO RIGHT-Dr. Paul Vigness, Mrs. Margaret Henry, Dr. John Peoples, Mrs. Katherine Cassette. ABSENT FROM PICTURE-Miss Grace Powers. 18

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Commercial Arls Train For The Business World COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT -A FRONT ROW-Mrs, Virginia Anderson lmachine cal.J, Miss Sara Patty lsteno., typingl, Mrs. Marcella lauck foffice pracficel, Mrs. Josephine Van Ogirop Uypingl. BACK ROW-Mr. Lee Jackson ldictafion, transcription, sUeno.l, Mr. Earl Fraley lfypingl, Mr. Einar Sorensen laccouniingl, 3' s For thusc students who arc pzu'tin'1ilz1i'ly' i1iu'i'm'stccl zicrcmiiiiliiig, :uid iiizivliiiic uilriilzitimi am' vspccizilly in going into swim' plum- of lmusim-ss, c'riiiiim'i'ciz1l clvsigm-cl for fl1illl'l'Ullll'K' workm-ix. Thi- ullifc prair- fmiiscs ure' valuziblc training. Typing is usvful tu limi class offers 21 t'll2lIlC'C ui 1-xpcrienfc actual ofiicc zilmost t'Vl'I'ytlI1t' zu mllcgn- or in jobs. Ollifc' pi'zu'Lic'c-. work, wliivh inciluclvs iniriu-ogiuipliilig :uid dictzxtimi. A great deal of the typing and mimeographing needed for the schooI's program is prepared in office pradice classes.