Alameda High School - Acorn Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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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

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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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Help To Keep Sludenls Cn A Sieady Keel LIBRARY, DRIVER EDUCATION, NURSING DEPARTMENTS LEFT TO RIGHT-Mr, Charles Geyer lDriving Instructorl, Mrs. Elizabeth Hemrich llibrarianl, Mrs. Helen Van Orden INursel. With the help of the librarian and the student librarians, students may find many dilferent kinds of books to meet almost every need. .Ui 'l'l11'c'c impurlaml scrviccs arc: thc' IIIlI'lll'T fum-ililics lmxrx luis Zlll zrclcqlmtv supplx of lmuks' ilu' anim in clriwr lmining ll m-wn'o11r'sL'l:1sl full. it is tzilwn lax' mmm' stuclcnts who lcum to clrlvc' szifvlx zmcl c'm'1'wll3 1 ll1c's4'I'vlc'1'Suf thc sclwwl nursn' lhvsc- im' x'z1l:1g1lmlc nml IIl'li4'55llI'l fm-1110 lwzxlth :incl xwllxm- of stmlvllts. AL lx -ng, 'HS Dual Canlld-aff' DRIVER IDUCAIIUII ' 'Swv f KEHOE PONTIAC DA A I' brian wsfi'-'T Mr. Geyer, a patient and capable instructor, gives student drivers The nurse, Mrs. VanOrden, is always ready to treat students for final directions before starting out for a driving lesson. many kinds of iniuries, aches and pains, and colds. 29