Alameda High School - Acorn Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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To Different Programs TOP: Folk singers from the University of California sang songs from Mexico, Israel and America. SECOND FROM TOP: A visiting band en- tertained us at Fall A.C.A.L.-O.A.l. Talent Show. BOTTOM LEFT: Ginger Potter and Jay Garfinkle acted in a scene from the Masque 8. Sandal Play. SECOND FROM BOTTOM: Gary Notting- l1am's dance band presented dance music from the l930's. BOTTOM RIGHT: Cul Yell Leader Bob La Liberte raised our spirits with enthusiastic yells.

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pp pp pp I Student Leaders Open New Doors ?SlT1'ix REED JONES President PHOEBE MORAES Although Ll school rnay have the most enthusiastic' student body possi- ble, it would ln- powerltss without dedicated lwudf-1'ship. The dr-divan-d leaders for the past Fall tr-rm were Rcfrd Jones, l'rr'sid4'ntg Phoebe IVIO- rues, Vim- l'r1-sidvntq Ron Dunn, Rfr- Vordinq Sc'c'rc-tziryg Dave Riding, Fi- nzlricfial SY'l'I'l'fIll'yQ and MLlUTK'K'H Orth, Yr-ll Lc':1dn'1'. Each oflirvr' had rt spCCiHr duty. The Pre-Sidmit iunintained order and Conducted thx' student Il1Ci'lll'1lIS.Q lln' Vice Prvsidvnt was in charge of kcrp- ing A.H.S. litter-free and of giving the Service Panel Report, The Rf-- eording Sn'c'l'rft:1ry kept aCCurzite min- utes :md mzxnzigcd the Op:-ning Dance. The Financial Svrrvtary worked hard to mit the best possible stuiient rut:-s. :ind the Ye-ll Lvnclm-1' kept up the Student Bodfs spirits und gave sports reports nt the iiiwtings. A.H.S. had one of the most Surrvss- ful terms in its hiitory this Fzill--f-from record-hrs-ziking activities to thc- NC,- A.L. Championship. Vice-President Students present cn skit at the political convention for one of the candidates for student body office. RON DUNN Recording Secretary W, DAVE RIDING Financial Secretary 1944 QP' MAUREEN ORTH Yell leader

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.args P . . . Zi ...if S saw' is TOP-FALL AD BOARD-ROW I-SEATED, left to right: J. Ghiselli, C. Catfrun, J. Garfinkle, L. Johnson. ROW Il: P. Moraes, M. Orih, P. Blunclen, N. Weber, J. Jensen, J. Pola, S. Schlemmer, S. Martin, L. Prescoe. ROW Ill: D. Rid- ing, Mr. Mell, R. Dunn, S. Burton, Dr. Snell, J. Colman. ROW IV: D. Slrailon, W. Berrie, B. Shephard, R. Lalaefich, S. Harrosh, R. Jones. BOTTOM-STUDENT FACULTY COMMITTEE-ROW I-SEATED: Mr. Mell, Miss Los Kamp, Mr. Moore, Dr. Snell. ROW II: M. While, L. Boucher, S. Brooks R. Jones, R. Dunn, D. Riding, M. Orth, P. Moraes, J. Gurfinkle. Boards Provide Fine Programs And Activities Any student attending the Opening Dance knows that it is presented by the Ad Board, but many do not know that the Ad Board stands for the Ad- ministrative Board, and that it has a large part in running A.H.S. affairs. Besides presenting the dance, the Ad Board has the responsibilities of settling difliculties with Stu- dent Meetings, of appropriating Student Body funds, and of carrying out school policies. The membership of the Ad Board is made up of the Student Body officers, two representatives from each class, and six representatives-at-large elected by the entire Student Body. Being a democratic body, the Board reaches de- cisions through votes, which represent the action of the Student Body as a whole, thus A.H.S. is kept running smoothly. 30 Among the many school government organiza-V tions is the Student Faculty Committee, whose main duty is a most impotrant and responsible one -that of selecting entertainment for our Student Meetings. The students on the Committee are: the Student Body officers, the Chief Counselors of the Boards of Control, the Speaker of the Ad Board, and the presidents of the G.A., G.A.A., and the Men's and Women's Block A. Also serving on the Committee are Mr. lklell, Dr. Snell, Miss Los Kamp, and Mr. Moore, faculty advisors. The group meets once a week to discuss the type of entertainment that is in keeping with the high standards of A.H.S. and to review the program of the previous Student Meeting.