Alhambra High School - Torch Yearbook (Martinez, CA)

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Music and Librar Mr. Reber? Mott Miss Harrier Cushman MUSIC LIBRARY LIFE'S PLEASURES, MOODS, OPPORTUNITIES - The joys of creativity are ours Through The worlds of books and music. A little music can liven up anyone's day! A quiet corner in The AUHS library is a refuge for one who needs to study for a literature Tesi. :-pznn----- -- is ii l

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V- X- gg-azz: Mrs, Maxine Barber Mrs. Hortense Carpenter HOMEMAKING HOMEMAKING RECIPES, BAKING, COOKING, SEWING, DECO- RATING, and HOME PLANNING - These are the things we learn which will prepare Us to be good American mothers and homemakers. We H omemaking Cooking class gives a girl a chance to try some plain and fancy dishes. There is one small problem- you have to be willing to eat anything you cook. Seniors Lois Quontamatteo, Ellen Sellar, Carole Bar- nette, Kathleen Lombardi, and Kathy Rice planned and sewed their college wardrobe as a part of their work in Senior Homemaking.

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Business Mrs. Darlene Harris Mrs. Phyllis Johnson Mrs. Alma Browne TYPING My V SECRETARIAL TYPING I PRACTICE TYPING, SHORTHAND, DICTATION, BUSINESS MACHINES, AND BOOKKEEPING . . . These are the tools that will help us attain success in the world of business. Business training includes practice on the various business machines. Alma Henry, Dalene Frame, Hilda McAlpin, and Rayola Griffin try to balance the ledger in bookkeeping class. 1 First year typing students are all thumbs at the beginning of the year, and then they develop skills that enable them to type more BUSINESS BUSINESS than 60 words per minute. Mrs. Lucille Strecker Mrs. Mona Smith