Alhambra High School - Alhambran Yearbook (Alhambra, CA)

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o Home Would Be Complete Without a Cook-Even If It ls a Man. T' 'Q 'Nw l Elsie Corr lleftl reminds herself obout The left side os she oids Jonice Dolfen in serving Mrs, Hunsicker, her son John, Mrs. Resk, ond her doughTer Dottie in co-ed cooking luncheon. Going olong wiTh The modern belief ThoT There's o ploce in The kiTchen Tor The mon . . . preporing girls To coTch cs mon by woy of his sTomoch . . . The Home Economics DeporTmenT . . . Open To boys ond girls. . .goining knowledge ond ocquiring skill needed Tor successful Tomily living . . . mc1nogemenT . . . Tomily reloTions . . . foods ond nuTriTion . . . consumer problems ...home core of The sick... VorsiTy TooTboll ployers in doinTy loce oprons . . . lorge honds sTruggling wiTh smoll hors d'oeuvres . . . suddenly o Tire drill . . . oproned boys model Their oTTire ouT-of-doors . . . iT shouldn'T hoppen To o dog... llDo iT Yourself croze hos hiT modern Teenoge girl . . . poin- sToking plonning . . . TirsT odiusT The poTTern . . . cuT The moTeriol oul' . . . bosTe ond sew The dress in porTs . . . sew The porTs Together . . . resulT? Dress doesn'T TiT . . . A TuTure wiTh good cooks . . . wiTh mothers ond dods ond child psychology books . . . resulTs of The Home Economics DeporTmenT . . . JF ' .sk ,.,'.. mf: E. , zli Zyxag f. 'T.i K fs. HOME ECONOMICS llelt to rightl Mrs. lvl. Fisherjli Mrs, P. Cosiens, Mrs. B, Foulklnbury, lvlrs, N. Kunkel. I7

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C . Miss Power must have switched, nothing less Thon Disney cortoon cippreciot on on the Tach stoscope would drow such XX ropf oTTenTion. The Primer Gives Way to Modern Contrlvances In the Classroom VVhoT? . . . The TcichisToscope won'T work! . . . well, plug iT in . . . This is one of The regulon' sounds oT on English closs . . . crosh . . . bong . .. crosh . . . don'T be cilorrned . . . iT's only The opoque proiecTor Troveling Trom one end of The hoill To onoTher . .. Modern . . . mechonicol . . . sounds like on old woshing mdchine . . . no, iT's only The English De- TmenT . . . new mochines To mcike hoppier class ife . . . d new reoding closs for improvemenT in .r 1 fpeoding . .. N K T y ore T e ng is epor me Q T ' lb X N N X ,N il, li Jr 0 N 1 wh Ji' WM ml ,, C X, ENGLISH lleft To rightl Mrs. A. Logorii, Mrs. F. Andorko, Mr E Edmondson Mrs E Haynes Mr H Kehler Mss N Lombard Mrs E L iss M. Manning, Mr. Ts Murphy, Mr, I, Phillips, Miss H. Power Mrs R Romsey Mr D Ronkln Mr J Sfonebrciker Mr T Toiimo M G

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Stress Is on Preeison in This Age of aehinery. INDUSTRIAL ARTS lleft to right! Mr, C. l-lealtonifz, Mr. F. Alexander, Mr. G. Harwood, Mr, M. Krernbring, Mr. G Oeltman Mr K Wilson Be sure that it rs centered as you tighten the chuck, says Mr. l-lealton to Howard Dombrowski, Warren Black- stone, and Ron Flint. Sounds varying from the high-pitched squeals of precision machinery to the dull thuds of heavy mallets . . , the popping and snapping of acety- lene welding . . . red-hot metal . . . sparks . . . a great puff of flame and everyone iumps back as the forge ignites . . . metal being cut . . . chop- ped . . . hammered . . . sounds of activity and useful accomplishment . . . all combine in the southeast section of the Industrial Arts Building and drift northward . . . making life miserable for the struggling draftsmen who are trying to I8 concentrate in the room up the hall. New dynamometer in auto shop . . . high horsepower ratings . . . low horsepower ratings . . . of cars . . . Instructors' ratings . . . of students . . . New tools . . . equipment . . . replacing well- used tools of trades in metal shop . . . wood shop . . . machine shop . . . electronics. A raucous symphony it is that characterizes this industrial element of Alhambra High School . . . this all-important element that prepares boys for useful roles in our mechanical world.