Golden Gate Academy - Anchor Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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in M DEPARTMENT 0F RELIGION Mr. Comm, who is our Bible instructor, is always busy working for the students in many ways. The students thoroughly enioy the class dis- cussions where they learn to express themselves and their ideals of lite. At times problems arise among the students and Mr. Comm's experienced counseling gives many solutions to our problems. Mr. Comm is also in charge of our temperance programs and campaigns. He puts in a lot of time to make them interesting to the students. The Week of Prayer is another responsibility that our Bible teacher takes upon his shoulders. The students sincerely appreciate all Mr. Comm's efforts to help them. l. Class in session 2. Relaxing 3. Student-teacher relationship

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Wm Temperance The temperance campaign began early at G G A to see which class could get T00 membership first The day it started the freshman class had T00 The reward was a trip with Elder Adams and Mr Comm They went to a court In Oakland through the police station and Napa State Hospital where they talked to some alcoholics. G.G.A., as a whole, was the first academy in Northern Calif- ornia Conference to get 10035 membership. The temperance contest in which the students competed in their orations, essays, posters, and iingles was an important event. The winners placed as follows: Orations-lil Karla Jorgenson Qi Neecie Anderson Essays-QU Norman Swanson QD Mabel Nagy QD Darllynne Abrew. Posters-HJ Diane Chapin QQ Sharleen Zurmuhln Q31 JoAnn Roberts. Jingles-lil Darl lynne Abrew QD Norman Swanson C31 Nancy Bohn. Sponsored by the Nesbit family