Alameda High School - Acorn Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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The 60 millimeter mortar and the bazooka are pieces in the R.O.T.C. armory which com- mand a great deal of interest by students. R.O.T.C. students take g . r v M! u mfr AA V rent pride in their drill formations, Each squad is put through a rigorous training in the manual of arms. The use and nomenclature of the Browning automatic rifle, the Inspection of ranks by Regular Army instructors at frequent inter- army carbine, and the Ml rifle are an important part of R.0.T.C. vals is a regular procedure in evaluating instruction, R.O.T.C. student. the progress of each f -'V N

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R.O. 'Aw ., A 'i A Company B was iudged lo be 'he best company in 'he Alameda R.0.T.C. battalion. T.C. ls A Foundalion Of Nalional Defense Nim1'liim'ml.1iwrfIl1v Rvxuliiliulltilm'l'1lilm'niSl.11w .Xl.lli!1'tl.l lliqii N liiml xx iiii il m.ilI11.1i1i lil Jil K. Illlllx. a rvlirmi llpifll lll'Ii l'lXlll2lll-NfilLllt'I' in limi' of mwcl. ,Xl11Illi'ilL1iN llilllllllflll is Ilril frilly um- fill llll' ifiilvsl ill I--iliixkii-wi-xifrierwrliili-im-111rhrmrlii-minimmrm Iln- B13 Kimi. il is rim' fri ilu- in-xl, imxiiig win Iliv ir! ijjmgvxu-pllliailln-iwln-lu-1'l1'giiI1vcl.'lihvQimuitwt .Xrluyiw l'lmifii' liiiilu I'QlIiIlQ lima in vi' 115 unix. Nflllliil' 41lilllm'Nc'II'.lillc'al lJ.llI'lflI5 Imfln-vii 5lllKr!ll5 liki- R50 AHS 26 R.O,T.C. INSTRUCTORS LEFT TO RIGHT-MfSg!. Wilberv Brown, S.F.C. Arnold L. Fransen, Captain Francis P, Graves, Jr.: MfSg1. Joseph M. Walker, MfSgt. Harold M. Engle.

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School Services Enrich The School Program And couNsELuNo DEPARTMENT Ti-- I-im -S FRONT ROW-Miss Nadine Shockey, Mrs. Charlotte Howell, Y BACK ROW-Mr. Jess Thomas, Miss Lucille di Vecchio, Mr, Charles Butler. ABSENT FROM PICTURE-Mr. Chester Millett, PGN , X A student is advised in a helpful way when she asks Miss Shockey, u counselor, about the prospect of attending a state university. ciUllIl5l'lUI'i5 svisxicvs i11a'l11cl1' giving iiilviw 1-1111- . ltlllllllg srl1of1l.111rls111rly p1nlmlm111s,sm1g1l IDIifllllK'lll5. cullvgm' 4'lllI'illN't' i11fr11'111Q1lir111. si'l1olz11'sl1ips. ziml 111- ' smml1111-111sclx'vsz111cl1111-ir11ppn1'11111i1ir-s so1l11111l11-1 Illklf llc' uhh' to find 21 xxc1rll1y plum- i11 sm icty. 'l'l1v c'4111ti1111z1lir111 svlmol olfcrs 11121111 pr-oplc 2111 11ppc11'- illllllf to gain 21 l1iQl1 svlwfml Cllllltllllil whilv thu llI'i' XNHI'lill14Q in tl1vi1'j11l1s. -X Mr. Chet Millett, Job placement advisor, is questioned by a student CONTINUATION SCHOOL-leff to right-Mr, Einar Sorensen as to what iob opportunities are open during the summer vacation. fmath and occountingl, Mr. Ray Shafer lprincipull, Miss Leotu Schroeder icommerciall, Mrs. Josephine Van Ogtrop lcommerciall. 28