Alameda High School - Acorn Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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Counseling: Study, Work. ane While working with students, counselors con- cerned themselves with educational, vocational, and social guidance. Several tests were administered to AHS stu- dents by the counseling office. These included the SAT for seniors, the PSAT and Senior Math Test for juniors, Lodge-Thorndike Intelligence Tests for sophomores, and three sub-tests given to freshmen to prepare them for their sophomore tests. In addition to these, juniors took the National Merit Tests. Offered again this year was the work- experience program for students who were pre- screened by the counselors. Upon recommenda- tion to employers, the students were given jobs in the labor field. In the afternoons Mr. Allan Whyte counseled at Haight School, while Mr. Ashley Jones con- cerned himself with group counseling in the reading lab. Mrs. Louise Tham, Mrs. Charlotte Howell, and Miss Lucille Di Vecchio taught var- ious classes along with counseling during the day. Mr. Robert Bartley, head counselor, talks to a parent while attending td student programming. Now, what did you do with that record, Mr. Whyte? oe Mrs. Charlotte Howell finds a light moment in the counseling room.

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Mrs. Hoeksema and her trusty assistant, Mrs. Janice Gallagher, are interrupted. Programming Comes to AHS Cad adap ye DN ; ’ 1 data a ea Mr. Conner enjoys a school rally. Mr. Conner takes it easy at a football game. re,

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WX perience © Dinccrony | While advising, Mr. Ash Jones pauses for a rest. th Miss Lucille Di Vecchio in conference with a counselee. Sidney Miland receives counseling from Mrs. Louise Tham.