Alhambra High School - Alhambran Yearbook (Alhambra, CA)

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Centuries of Time Are Wrapped Up in a Few Years of Systematic Study While Frances Bunone examines the tile, Krtty Smoyer, Linda Moyer, Ken Anthony, and Wayiwe Bausman check an books in the Social Studies Library. The big problem is solved . . . information, Tons of information . . . Who invented Fulton's steamboat? What was the date of the War of 1812? l-low many states in the original thirteen? . . . questions everyone was asking . . . nobody knew . . . what could be done? . . . well, some- thing new, something entirely different was put to use . . . The foresight of many years under Miss Gladys Nelgner in 1925 . . . recent planning , . .the able direction of the faculty . . . very slight remodeling . . . all of these put together . . .ample space and 9. .,,:. . 1 .i.A ,fr Q, ,Q X : M K Qll E 1. X A fi 2 material . . . brain and brawn power . . . what's the result? . . . the Social Science Library . . . one of the very few in California . . . Location Gross Building . . . Material of all sorts . . . material for history proiects . . . back issues of newspapers and magazines . . .copies of the Congressional Record . . . social study references . . . one big pile of in- formation with all the important facts from the past . . . carefully arranged . . . systematically supervised. . . ready for your use. . . SOCIAL STUDIES 'left to rightl lV1r.E Shipman ,Miss tvt, Bettingen, lvlr, K, Bullock, Mrss lvl Canavan, Mr J lVirCatferty, Mr Sardisco, Mis Schwartz, Mr W. Srnoyer, Mr M Wilbtrr, 25 1 i 3 3 his ff

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,awf- s..'i'FT 2 '58 I ff .. Q ' ' .i T? ' ---- if? SPEECH llcft lu right' Mrs, E WilsOn', lVlr.P.Bloncl'1c1rd, Mr A Hogglund, lvlr J Moyer. DeboTe closses . . . locol, disTricT, ond noTionol TournomenTs vviTh prizes golore . . . TundomenTol speech closses . . . young oroTors of Tomorrow . . . dromo sTudenTs . . . one-cicT ploys for The public . . . for sTudenTs oT ossembly . . . The senior ploy . . . mony long hours of work ond ploy . . . glory . . . opening nighT iiTTers . . . soTisTocTion . . . The losT ocT . . . lT's oll over . . cosT porTy . . . iT's oll over . .. The holl in The EosT Wing covered vviTh posTers . . . l'QuieT, LiTTle TheoTer in Progress . . . MR. B!XRl2Y'S ETCHINGS . . . ords, ords, ords... ateh Your Language! Closs rooms in The EosT Wing . . . The TirsT week of school . . . moss confusion . . . B9's hunTing for Their fundomenTol speech cloisses . . .The second week of school . . . bursTs of song . . . mln The ciTy of Alhombro ' ' . . B9's leoirning The Almo MoTer . .. BoicksToge . . . who ore The ones behind The scenes? . . . The builders of The seTs? . . . The sToge crew . . . whoT would we do wiThouT Them? . . . . All This ond much more is oi porT of The Speech ond Dromo DeporTmenT . . , one of The school's busiesT ond hoppiesT deporTmenTs . . . ll you Twook The book of o porrokeet, it will probably . . , Soys Carol l.iTwin os she exploins The core ond feeding of The little Tolkotive lcothereil friends. 24

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igela Cunningham, Alta Jessee, Marie Traynf sky, Angie Holms, Lu Wilson, Dorothy Hoops A.H. . Runs Smoothl Because of Them. A 'N X A ,,,,., is M .,.. sf ti-. T ' ': S CUSTODIANS 'left to right! Row l: C. E. Teed, A. Erninger, Carl Parker, Martin Middleton, Hudson Fuhrer, Henry Jugnitsch, Charles Williams, Edwin W, Skinner, Edward H, Sm-ith, Robert Helfrich, Ivy Lawson, Fred Peterson, Harry Orso, Albert Kleid. CAFETERIA WORKERS lleft to rightl Row l: Lillie Bull, Berting Severson, Violette Huth, Thelma Leak, May Riggin, Ruth Hamilton, Susie Sherwood, Irene Solomon. Row 2: Mollie Risher, Bertha Mundy, Anna Mae Meek, Hilda Nowotney, Gladys Westel, Mildred Brown, Winnie Craven lmgr.l, Katl-urine Biship, Rachel Babka, Ardis Ackerman.