Alameda High School - Acorn Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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These People Helped Us Too . Kay Hunter, nurse, gives a hearing test to Bev Rose. Les Camper, stage supervisor, was honored at an assembly by the Fall Ad Board. Sale Driving Taught Your life depends upon whether or not you learn, according to Mr. Edward Ayres, one of the drivers’ training instructors. Mr. Ayres taught behind-the-wheel training along with Mr. Dennis Hennessee and Mr. David Kracl. Mr. Leland Stanford handled the class- room instruction. Under this program every student receives six hours of behind the wheel driving and thirty hours of classroom instruction. The purpose of the course is to give students a knowledge of driving and to give them an idea on how to drive safely. MR. EDWARD AYRES Mr. Ayres tells his students, When you get behind the whee l, you place your life in the hands of the other driver on the highway; he in turn places his life in your hands, and if you just once are negligent, then yen could lose our life, or cause someone else to lose his . w ife.

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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.

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The cafeteria staff included: ROW |, left to right—Cecelia Gannon, Norma Martino, Frankie Layton, Alva Mason; ROW 2— Varena Laire, Helen Plonczak, Blanche Holt. The custodial staff included: ROW |, left to right—Wayne Smith, Daniel Luell, Don East- man, Ernie Puggi, Thornton For- ney, Al Lorenzono; ROW 2— Frank Lackneif, Les Camper, Joe Moro, Delmar Wills. The secretarial staff included: ROW |, left to right—Mrs. Margerie Green, Mrs. Esther Mc- Clara, Mrs. Inez Gingrich, Mrs. Mildred Ellis; ROW 2—Mrs. June Turner, Mrs. Sarah Rich- mond, Mrs. Helen Ford, Mrs. Janice Gallagher. - SANE AMO be Clery sami |