Alhambra High School - Torch Yearbook (Martinez, CA)

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pq' Mrs. Ruth Spade lDept. Headl Many of man's problems could be solved if people had the ability to effec- tively communicate with each other, With effective communication, hatred and dis- trust would be replaced with mutual understanding. Alhambra's fourteen English teachers try to help students bet- This is a highly technical experiment put on by Freshmen John Hiall, Pete Turn- 1-er Communicgfe fheif thoughts Gnd loaugh, and Rich Cabral, involves sensory perception. ideas. l L s it so ffl x . Mrs. Diane Taylor Mrs. Jean Wirick Mrs. Claire Guichard . - iw? Y W ini, ft Miss Tula Jaffe Miss Virginia Kenney Mr. Robert Mott i6

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Business D FofuA Mow l l l N. .eu-.,,.f i ?:'r Mr. William McNeill Mrs. Darlene Harris Mr. Davis Cleaves F'-'Y Miss Dorothy Greeley Mrs. Myrtle Rhoades Mrs. LucilleiStrecker Typing is one of the more important business skills taught at Alhambra. Here students practice from a typing manual. The business department provides a program of skills which will enable stu- dents to engage in a more profitable future. Many students will use their skills to further their education, and many others will go directly from high school into a working world. Regardless of whether they go into the business world or not, our students will encounter a great number of opportunities to uti- lize the business skills they have learned. They can also be secure in the knowl- edge that they have learned these skills from competent and worthwhile teachers. 4 y

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mewiogm anglais , 'k . 3, fl ' . Y K Q ILP? ngl, Mrs. Wilma Connor Mrs. Freda Davis Mr. Marion Netherlain 4IhA-, Y r rr ,H Miss Helen Patterson Mr, Thomas Pickett Mrs. Katherine Rich v- Journalism Gordon Peters acts out a part of A Separate Peace as other members of Mrs. Sp:1de's third' period English class look on.