Alhambra High School - Torch Yearbook (Martinez, CA)

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New Faculty Members, Loss of Old, Maraage, Promotion Three new teachers joined the faculty in the jqrst part of the 1973-74 school year: Mrs. Linda Stanley, English: Mr. Mike Zochetti, social studiesy and Mrs. Trudy Leachman, vocal music. Mn jack Hodg- man who has been drahing teacher for many years was jhrced to retire because of ill health. Miss Marcia Bennett, Italian and social studies teacher, became Mrs. justice. Dr Hu Stafwlbach adult school przncz Q Q ft i .,,. 3, w, , x tt -K ,U ,. 3 . s. 3 e: Drama. Lip is too . . 0 . s , it pal and Alhambra social studies teacher, J yy . 1 C1 died shortly before school opened this year. Mr. joe Kohazsl has taken his position as adult school p rinchbal. lufflwl Mr. William Harbin: Counselor. Suc- cess or failure in LW is caused more by mental attitude than by mental capacities. 14 Faculty X People Mr. Robert Harrison: Counselor. Into the closed mouth the jfly does not get. Philippine Proverb Mr. Giles a ball' It just keeps rolling along. Mrs. Elizabeth Dunning: Counseloi There is more to LW than inereasing it speed Mahatma Gandh Mr. Cliff Hestdalen: Occupation Cen ter. Today is the tomorrow you worriei about yesterday.

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sq? Mrs. Kathy Rich: English. Writers, like teeth, are divided into incisors and grin- ders. William Bagehot Mrs. Patricia Schmidt: English.The essential part of learning comes from within. Have a good summer from within and without. Mrs. Freda Soulf: Art. I would like to thank my students for giving me ten of the happiest, most gratnjfing years I have ever eajperienced Each year gets better! Mr. Darrell Lloyd: Art. Sometimes there's a thought that goes racing across the hack of my mind and scrihhles a lot of hlack marks that come to rest on paper or canvas. Mr. Larry Miller: Music. Music hath charms to soothe the savage heast, to swen rocks, or hend a knotted oak. William Congrevc Mr. Parm Martin: Photo. Photography is something that you will use the rest of your lift whether it he jhr a hohhy or a vocation. Many high schools do not have the means or ine facilities we at Alham- hra are hrtunate to have. Mrs. Doris Vitek: English. I consider each day to he a special gw. I cram some gifts with the enjoyment of students, teach- ing and my husband Other gWs I pack with riding, hiking, swimming, dancing, moments of poetry, and my hushand son, daughter, friends. Mr. Stan Ncthcrlain: English and Social Studies. Be it ever so humhle there is no place like home. I have visited many schools in Europe. I constantbf associate professionally with other California teach- ers. I have come to the heliey' that Alhamhra is the best. It's home. Faculty! People 13

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'r-vw, ' X22 I it L Mrs. jean Wirick: Counselor. He who hesitates if lost! Helo! Help! Mrs. Maxine Barber: Homemaking. Barher is my name and sewing is my game. Its rewarding to work with such great students. At Alhamhra - It's a fun place to he. Mrs. Eleanora Lister: Homemaking. ly' in one jhrm or another is the ohject of lw. ofa nation are the hulwarks of personal and national sajirty. lg is where the heart zs. Gold-Foil. Holland. Mrs. Cynthia Moore: Homemaking. Discover your own heliqff. Live each day daib, and your LW will he a peaceful reward Mr. jack Hodgman: Industiral Arts. I shall return. Mr. Floyd Sheppard: Industrial Arts. Auto Shop is where the students dreams come true with a lot of hard work. Mr. Douglas Roix: Industrial Arts. The work that one does is neither dignfed or indignfed It zs the manner in which this work is carried out that gives it dig- nity. Mr. Fred Albright: Industrial Arts. I have hand in LW man must become frus- trated to learn. Frustration lets a person ekvelop emotion, love, har, hate, conf?- dence, pride, and most of all into a think- ing person. Students must he hungry to learn - and a teacher ready to give. That? what makes lw worth living. sy. Faculty X People 1 5