Alameda High School - Acorn Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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; A ‘“ The Staff of the Acorn in 1916. Coach Otto Rittler in 1917.

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1L3129.OOQO i SCHOOL f area 1d) DAY | — nal = = = iti ESSIVE DEDicATORY CEREMONIES TO MARK OPENING OF NEW ALAMEDA Uf OF SCHOOLS W.G PABEN TO SPEAK PUBLIC IS INVITED TO 1m | ate Donald D. Lum’s Senior portrait. early morning flag raising ceremony at Alameda High School is a proud tradition carried on by the Alameda High JROTC Cadet Battalion. The flag raising tradition was started more than 50 years ago in the fall of 1923 when the Alameda Cadet Corps was first authorized. Every effort is made to carry on these traditions established by preceding JROTC classes and to formu- late and refine the numerous events and competitions which are so much a part of a viable organization. The JROTC curriculum, a flexible one, broadens the cadets’ experience and provides them with a means of self-development. It stresses the importance of physical education and development, as well as good citizenship and self-discipline. variety of activities are offered through JROTC, which is now open for participation by the girls. Among these are drill teams, honor guards, rifle teams, field trips to local military installations, orientation flights in different aircraft, and various cadet social events. KNOWLAND The boys of the 1920 football team.

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Ad Board in 1920. M aN ML) oaks The students of AHS in 1927 built this house by themselves