Alameda High School - Acorn Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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Chrislmas Pageanl' Provides lnspiralion The beautiful Nativity scene of the Christmas Pageant This years Christmas Pageant. The Shepherds Many students participated in the last src-ne. the Yisionf' was a beautiful. inspiring production writ- ten by Mr. Lloyd Sisler, our drama teacher. 'lihe orchestra opened the program with the over- ture. A Christmas Carol, which set the theme for the pageant. The pageant told the story of three shepherd boys, who were given the power to see into the future. With this power the boys were able to visualize coming wars and the great advancement seienre would make. The Shepherd's Vision of the scene in Bethlehem. Nativity. They wore the colorful costumes of mam nations as they Came to adore the Christ Child in Bethlehem. At the same time the choir, wearing their robes and carrying lighted candles, marched down eaeh aisle of the auditorium singing. O Come All Ye Faithful. At the conclusion of the program the audienre was left in awe at the beauty and splendor of the 5l'l'Ill'. The Wisemen contemplating the instrument whizh first viewed the star in the East

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Boards Of Conlrol Mainlain High Slandards N-. 3 3 A, gp 6' 3 Y Q1 FALL WOMEN'S BOARD OF CONTROL-FRONT ROW: D. Sabbafini, P. Nelson, J. Duncan, D. Hilbish. ROW ll: J. Takeda, P. Moraes, J. lngeman, P. McNut1, S. Martin. ROW Ill: V. Maiors, R. Tennant, J. Robie, P. McQuay. ROW IV: A. Yamashla, S. Jelavich, C. Finley, S. Schlemmer. Throughout the fall term the Men's and lN'omen's Boards of Control kept order on the football field and operated the student body meetings in a quiet. mature manner. The Boards of Control, led by Phyllis Nelson and Bill Grafe. vhief couneilors. instill ll respect for LHB., Always High Standards. in the minds of the students as well as a feeling of responsibility in upholding those standards. The girls Chose crisp ties of red plaid which blend- ed with the boys' traditional caps of gold and white. Both Mens and lVomen's Boards enjoyed de- licious potluck dinners at the homes of Mr. Bell and Nlns. Hoeksema. FALL MEN'S BOARD OF CONTROL-FRONT ROW: B. Shepard, B. Grafe, G. Orren, M. Klein. ROW ll: T. Blunden, D. Benjamin, W. Farnsley, C. Molenlramp. ROW Ill: S. McCann, S. Dawen, W. Sniffen, T. Rams- den. ROW IV: P. lamasney, P. Schrader, D. Lyorla, T. Cusack.

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:QQ 5 JUNIOR PROM-Co-Manager Linda Boucher, Manager Warren Berrie. 4352 ,fi Geayne Horgan and Tom Morehouse are doing a casual jig av the 4A's noon dance. JUNIOR PROM COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN-FRONT ROW: M Nason. N. Merrill, M. Orih, J. lngernan ROW Il: T Morehouse, B. Shep- J of is Snowflakes provide a magical backdrop as students dance cf the Junior Pram, Winter Mist School Dances Are .Xiul .Xxmi INR' lm. llus iiluiuiilg il.uur' pri-- wuuxl lux llu' .Xcl l51w.il'nl.Xx41r.1wXx1lI ku lwll uuw ilu' l ill scuiuil is lurl xxilli i'u'1'xmu' xsluw g1tu'1ul1'nl lun Illl 1 1 lmll. I I 'lillt'll Mmu- ilu- Nipll Hop. l ii'vlly.A' xsluiv xii- iu ilu- luns spwrliilg ii-uigw ill Miiuly .iiul i.i1- wir.I.11IlQI.1Il1lgiIl1vIlr111Illl'lllsllvl.1k1rwl5Nx1'llnlr1Ili'. Ou Xmviulu-1' fl.llll'QfIN xx.ist1.i1isl11i1i1ul iuu ,. N 1lllLlQlAillYXlIlll'I wiiuln'rl.11ul .is Ilu' 115 Iilisx uu il XN1i1Ii'1'Xllsl. llll'lIill1Xl'lX l'imu. l P M . And Away We Go, Ihe Fall opening dance, was a swinging again herd, D. Lyer a, . oraes Li