Alhambra High School - Torch Yearbook (Martinez, CA)

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Students, Faculty, Administrations Hehn in Accreditation Throughout most of this school year, Alhamhra 's teachers, students, and administrators have had the extra assignment of getting Alhamhra accredited hy the Western Association of Secondary Schools K WAS C j. Accreditation is granted to puhlic high schools that offer good programs. Five visiting educators mahe the final evaluation. Mr. jack Holder: English and Spanish. To thine own sehf he true. And it shall hllow as the night the day, than canst not then he false to any man. Polonius advice - Hamlet Mrs. Marcia justice: Italian and Social Studies. My hest wishes to all 16 Faculty X People Mr. Leslie Schroeder: Industrial Arts. To quote Shakespeare: Best year yet! Mrs. Ruth Spade: Spanish and English. Know thyseho' Plutarch, A letter to Apollonius, Ch. 28 This ahove all, to thineownsey he true. . . Shakespeare, Hamletf Act I, sc iii, 1. 78 j Mr. Luka Sekulich: Industrial Arts. Many students will mahe it in lk despite the way some of us teach. Mrs. Claire Guichard: French and English. Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaitpoint. Pascal Mr. Yousif Dajani: Mathematics. He who is not ready today will he less .so tomorrow.

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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

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. -' ...., -'x' 2 - . ' ' P ' ' ' ff: ' l B v:.:f 'diff-iliffii' - 1 K , . fx, ge I ,. . A Mr. Gerald Anderson: Mathematics. Roller Derby Uber Alles. Mr. Stephen Edwards: Mathematics. Teaching to me is without a doubt the pre-eminentprofession. Teaching consists of causing people to go into situations from which they cannot escape except by think- ing. Mr. Walter Ettlin: Mathematics. Lf a rnan'.s education is finished, he is finished Mr. Leroy Merchant: Mathematics. ' Realbf, 'X' zQsn't all that matters - Mr. Kermit Perrins: Mathematics. Let me be a part ofthe answer and not a reason for the problem. Mr. Donald Roberts: Mathematics CChairman.j U pi R square, why aren't bread round? Miss Doma-Le Anderson: Physical Ed. Play hr more than you can ajord to lose, and you shall learn the game! Winston Churchill Mrs. Linda Rubio: Physical Ed. fChairman.j My years here have been most rewarding and joyous. Your support on projects we'oe begun have been fun, exciting, and challenging. l Faculty !People 1 7