Alameda High School - Acorn Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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6. Erin looks excited about an upcoming project. 7. Finance Committee balancing the budget. 8. Yvette, perk up! Busy working on activities to get the whole student body involved was the spring Leadership’s goal. The thirty-five member class was headed by Speaker, Mark Canepa. Those who assisted him were Vice-Speaker, Trisha Andrews, and Sergeant-at-Arms, Mike Kelly. Committees such as: policy, assembly planning, finance, campus affairs, social activities and intramurals met each day to plan the exciting events such as: the Gumball Rally, Blood Drive, obtaining picnic benches at our dirt space and much more. Thanks to these hard working, dedicated people, AHS was made a more beautiful, spirited place! SPRING LEADERSHIP

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S be R | N G O a F | C = R S . President Adan Alonzo. . Vice-president Curt Leavitt . Commissioner of Spirit Debbie McCall and Intramural Officer Jeanette Vacca . Financial and Recording Secretaries Cheri Weber and Debbie Alexander Under the guidance of re-elected presi- dent, Adan Alanzo, the spring student body officers got off to a bang. Heading the policy committee, Adan, was con- cerned with the parking difficulty around school and the appearance of our cam- pus. Vice President Curt Leavitt brought the student body to life with more exciting assemblies. New faces included Finan- cial Secretary Cheri Weber, Commission- er of Spirit Debbie McCall, and Recording Secretary Debbie Alexander, who fulfilled their jobs to the fullest degree. Re-elect- ed Eugene Corpuz, publicity officer, con- tinued to keep our weekly Hornet's Buzz buzzing with info. Representative to the school board, Timothy Hartman, proved to be the best Rep. ever, voicing the stu- dents’ opinions on matters of concern. It was in all ways a well organized year.

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Teri Rolleri Chris Healy edie ees 1981 Fall Cheerleading Line ij FALL CHEERLEADING The cheerleading and pom-pon girls of fall, 1982 again fulfilled the obligations for school spirit. They continued the tradition of arousing the crowd as well as urging on the team. Cheering and screaming at each ant every Hornet football game, the squads inspired the crowds who in tur inspired the teams on to a successful season. Competing in cheerleading and pom-pon routines during the past sum mer, they both were honored with awards. The cheerleaders won a spiti stick and the pom-pon girls won a unity award as well as a superior trophy Together they won 3rd place at the All-Star game. These girls added to the continuing success of the Hornets. They a Norma Galvan Susie O'Connell deserve a hand for their hard work and dedication. Linda Crone tie “ad )) ae Andrea Winkler Joanne Trenkle Kelly Foster 24 Cheerleading