Alhambra High School - Alhambran Yearbook (Alhambra, CA)

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K 7 1700 memberships and il's Hi Eddiel' uguin. Most Moors will remember their fren- zied efforts to get those l7UO PTA. memberships in. They will remember the reward for their success - Eddie Eisher. And some Moors will remem- ber that this was Eddie's second visit to AHS. But all Moors will agree that Eddie was welcomed back in royal style and high spirits. No Moor could miss the huge Hlnli Eddiel sign that hung above the patio. Even outside, Tammy, which Eddie sang reluc- tantly, and Around the World were easily heard. CMoors will remember Eddie a long time and all agree lt was worth it. l Moors also realize that the PTA. is important in many other Ways. There are the scholarships they offer, interest- free loans to students, money-raising projects, helping parents better under- stand their child in school, and the Thrift Shop, which is instrumental in high school student aid. Any student who finds himself in need of dental care, eye care, or help in meeting araduation expenses can depend on the PT A. Thrift Shop. These are the main reasons Why the PTA. is so important and so depended upon in a community. The PTA. is al- ways working toward a better, more- understanding society, particularly where the schools are concerned Eddie Fisher seems to be doing a head reading on Ice Moor as he stops momentarily in the presentation of his program. SECRETARIES Klelt to rightl Row l: lnez Miller, Lu Wilson, Margaret Milcov- sky, Dorothy Hooper, Mary Lou Lopez, Frances Harwood, Row 2: Angeles Cun- ningham, Angie Holrns, Alta lessee, Marge Trayner, Elnora Miller, MaBelle Perkins.