Alhambra High School - Alhambran Yearbook (Alhambra, CA)

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XQAJ mf furrxH1r.g downi This I 1' t:1'- f,T 'I1'i' II1QIY.i'Y1' Ili ' ' lf H Gaye except for the Home The demructlcn GT th? Grc Buildmg 13 ne-Orly Completed at this poini A v, 1 ', 1 I D r 1 ' ' . 4 1 . 1' QM IJ v f ,I r I' 1 x ,Q OCGEGS ..,.,...C'E fl. f..'E .. IT: CUTTXII HY Of.ZC'?.2 fi, .iHC'.l.'

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ior the finest in school personnel ond educolionol iocilities Expanding the size ot schools, emergency hous- ing, evaluation ot the whole high school curriculum to meet the cold war needs with our across-the-sea opponentsgall are problems to be surmounted by the Board. These difficulties constitute a major part ot the jobs ot tour key men. First is Mr. Maurice Stokes-- bary, Superintendent ot Schools, and Secretary of the Board. l-le prepares the agenda, works with the principals ot all schools, and sees that the proposed policies are carried out, after the Board has ac- cepted them. Second is Mr. Charles Scanlon, head ot the busi- ness department, handler of buildings, funds, budg- ets, and maintenance ot the schools. The third man is Mr. Robert Gray, chief of the spe- cial services, such as the hiring of teachers, secre- taries, custodians, and the planning of salary sched- ules. Fourth, and egually necessary, is Dr. Elmer Ensz, who plans the courses ot study for the year, Works with teachers, the county, and the state. The policy ot the Alhambra Board ot Education- to give every student in the district the very best education possible. 4-sf CHARLES SCANLON DR ELMER ENSZ ROBERT F GRAY

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und personnel cull lor u tull man, ll s u tall job Three people stood pondermg some prob lems A tall th1n man spoke up What shall we do rt ram makes the Mon day assembhes 1mposs1ble9 We cant s1t tn the raln l don t know Mr Strother l ve got my own problems barked a short parttally greylng make to use other gyms for basketball sea son? A happy lookmg woman spoke up Well now where shall we put the Tennls Court dance? lt we are not careful there may be a new bungalow 1n the mtddle ot the courts by the dance date That s a good guest1on Mrs Crosswh1te and when we move the mam othce to the Fmance Butldmg how are we golng to keep Angle from gettlng hungry once she smells the canteens food? lts awtully close you know Such problems as the above caused by the mterest of the local adm1n1strat1on 1n us Moors may be the dlrect concern of any ot the three top admmtstrators Any Moor who IS a real Moor reahzes that the co ord1nat1on ot our 1mmed1ate school problems IS a b1g Job and must be handled by b1g people Mr G1lbert Strother 1S the grown up Moor tn Chtel He must set the precedent for the school to tollow. '5m5l 'ia MR. GILBERT L. STROTHER Prncpdl ol Alhambra Pl gh S hoc W.,-, ...., r 'f.- v :n'f. of Jurgyy gwgdw ,,Ht,,, ,f,, I,,., J...,, A -.. ,,,.,,,,,g F, ,. ,A ,d .LQ d,wp-.wr 4 'ffl Gm-- ll I ll 'ld' ll ll l' l l I U I 7 man. For instance, what provisions must we . , . l l E Cl 23