Golden Gate Academy - Anchor Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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Typing and Spanish 114'-M Taught Here Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of the country - comes rattling of the typewriter keys. Miss Bliss's students in three typing classes acquire a most useful skill. Her Spanish students fulfill the required two years of foreign language for a college course, besides they en- ioy Spanish meals and a biennial trip to places of Span- ish history in the area. ln addition she teaches the freshmen class in English. And if you aren't in your seat in chapel - wel l, Miss Bliss records that, too. Who isn't interested in money.

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l. Floyd Hoofard shoots while Boyce guards and Harry waits under the basket for rebound. 2. lt's in the air ---- Mr. Comm, the referee, watches. 3. Floyd shoots and misses, Harry gets the rebound, and Johnnie tries to block shot. Ronnie Holman, in front of referee, looks on, with Billy Hwang, in front of Floyd, and Jim Brown, between Billy Hwang and Boyce Dulan. 4. Harry tries freethrow. Mr. Comm and Mr. Warren keep an eye on the ball and players toes. The team in the pink teashirts won by a score of 48-47 over the blue shirts. ...fi 1 THURSDAY NlGHT'S TEAMS VOLKSWAGENS WARRIORS THUNDERBIRDS FIREBALLS Jerry Beeve, fcaptainl Floyd Hoofard fcaptainl Ron Wipperman fcaptainj Andy Nagy lcaptainl Roger Abrew Hugh Johnson Walter Comm B. Bolin Lee Chapmen Harry Dulan Boyce Dulan Richard .lewett Lowell Ellis Robert Cobb Darold Retzer Jim Brown Gary Eckland Roland Tsuiimura Don Warren Rodney Jewett Karl Frank lrwin Dulan Billy Hwang

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I v ,J l. Books are to be tasted Since coming to Golden Gate Academy lfliss Fitzgerald has devoted her time to helping stu- dents with books. Each year the library budget has been spent on new books that are needed tor reference or for general reading. ln order to pro- cess these books and help students with their problems a library science class has been taught. Books are a part of English classes always-- think of those books to be read each six weeks! Then there are reports in world history and American history to be dug out of books. Miss Fitzgerald enioys helping students with booksg that must be the reason the yearbook is her extra curricular assignment. The ANCHOR is always the book of the year. English and History Dept. Presidential boom by the civics Carol's campaign speech Vliss Fitzgerald hopes to start a museum someday with the world history proiects completed over the years class , 5 4 ,f ', titiiv l i