Alhambra High School - Torch Yearbook (Martinez, CA)

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Social Miss Melba Miss Elsbeth Benson Mr. Dale Collins Fitzpatrick HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY We are prepared to meet the complex world through our study of PEOPLE, PLACES and INSTITUTIONS - GOVERNMENT, FAMILY, and OURSELVES - PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE. A few of the gang gathered around to get the word on how to write their history term paper. With Miss Fitzpatrick are Donna Funk, Bob Fraga, Jim Coulter, and Laurel Peters. Ilya Franklin Y! 4-4 'vs' ilhifzas June Williams, Mike Lazzarini, and Louie Seder check to see what is happening in the world.

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Foreign Languages Mr. Gerard Poirier Mr. Richard Tomlinson FRENCH SPANISH 1 COMPRAR-COMPRENDRE-To know, to understand the peoples of the world, our neighbors. Oral reports are given in French when you are a member of the French lll class. Nancy W ells is doing the reporting. Emile, amigo, you look more like a tour- ista than an Espanol in that wild hat. Ray Hudleson, Ruth Rangel, and Sue Lawrence check the travel posters for a mythical trip south of the border.

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tudies Mr. Al Cassell Mr. Phil Miyamoto Mr. Deane TUTY AMERICAN SOCIAL PROBLEMS SOCIAL PROBLEMS PROBLEMS BUSINESS The old world is as round as a softball, Bob Ball might be savincz to Jim Lujan, Carla Under- wood, and Margaret Strand in social problems class. SOCIAL PROBLEMS, WORLD HIS- TORY, U. S. HISTORY, AMER- ICAN PROBLEMS, and PSYCHO- LOGY are offered by the A.U.H.S. social studies department. Mr. Miyamoto has his fresh- men hard at work.