Alhambra High School - Alhambran Yearbook (Alhambra, CA)

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,4 J f , 1 I I I 'I V 'W HEI.I.EI' BERKEBILE, fu. To 'wear a bored ex- pression fwhirh is only on the surfate. n. One of our infvinfi- ble debaters. ETHELYN STAFFORD, n. One of our original number. adj. Quiet and studious EVEIXN PIERCE, n. Une of those whose presenfe is always de- siralrle. RICHARD GEEK, n. fln all-round A man with a rare mixture of ronscientiousness a n d stifle-to-itifve-ness. p. Wearing a worried and serious look, -whifh is not real. DOROTHY FLOYD, n. Possessing lofuable qual- ities. adj. Intelleftually gifted KATHLEEN KEITH, adj. Sinrere, having an in- dustrious appearanre. inf. To be willing. U we NIILDRED 'I'E'rzI.AEF, adj. Best denoted by the ad- jectives friendly and pleasing. JOHN Fox . be , o ta ch ment d ' I. zz., nothe b ket ball he J , Z, 5 'T' J 4 , ' EI.YN BENN , UQ! Sp .ani combustion. in Tfere, there and fu rylwhere. AI,IcE GERNEGAN, n. Denoting a tendenry to smile and be pleasant. Lv. To prefer Cal. Tech. students. FREDERICK HO E ,'n. - A star inf Rtennis- ro t thnst ationj. de- n zug M y az't:fI'ft:es, I si , ett. -v., have a strong rlaracter and ambition. CAROLYN JOHNSON, adj. I-lotion, personality and wifvarity. fv. Gifted with the art of looking tragic suc- fessfully. I7 T-wenty-one I fpgfl' W K

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ERT STEIN, n. l A pillar of fire, a brother to all. Adj. Length. Donorm' Bonmus, p. Being always greatly in demand. adj. Dainty and de- lighlful. LUcn,1.s CORNELL, n. An instrument used to keep mankind theerful. p. possessing a way to Wynne. Don0'rHY BEAN, n. A representative of the best to be found in the rlass of '22g one mod- eled after the highest requirements. Founss Sroma, h jBein u :rally tn- . A good student and N a warm friend. 01110 Gumsow, p.. Being of a qutetland unassuming disposztzon. Twenty Il i'v4 I If ' A vl ffl r ? ,, f 'jaf f ,V l . ELEANOR Fatwa, v. To he. interested in everythzngp to laugh when everyone else is through. DONALD Nsrz, adv. Slow hut sure. adj. Quiet. REGINALD WALKER, n. A new word, very pop- ular and friendly to all. :LB h RIDDLE, n. riddle to many,' a good sport. ,Gnome UGH p. 'Ha ' Qslzoy th h ' e earnest an - us an very at t. 'nf. o .- , to ke a d D ti MARIAN DEUEI., inf. To he quiet and ron- .fflf7lll0Il5.

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'in To drive the lzus. See X N my, WVALT R neu., n. .ryno for popular 1 d successful lead- er . o be dependable. NIILDRED WYNNE, n. .4 tonrrete example' of a good sport. adj. Fun-lofving and hard working. COMYN CAMMACK Colloquial Go and rome back. fo. To come up smiling. FLORENCE GORRELL, fu. To sing. ad-v. pertaining to or capable of many artx, domestic and otherfwixe. W' NENETZEN Squl, p. Ha-ving a eful and gf-axially anner. I t ' Ulf X .JV XL. N OLSON. NJ Colloquial Shorty ' n. A favorite. Walter Steyer. Twenty-two IXDA CROSBY, v. To he preoccupied, to fwear an engaged ap- pearanre, to he popu- lar and good looking. EDVVIN VVOODS, n. One who say: little and does muth. p. Having an inrlina- tion lo draw. Rum' BICKFORD, fv. To he likahle, to ha-'ue poise. - adj. Dignifed. CLIFFORD RUCKLE, n. .4 netessary part of an orrhestra. p. Possessing many likahle qualities. fx, . X x JOHN Cos E , n. .4 nou er heard of hefoy, quolutely new. N-11. io enjoy oneself. Nw! K 'x BEATRICE ATCHLEY, tv. To be as husy as a hee, to attain knowl- edge.