Alhambra High School - Alhambran Yearbook (Alhambra, CA)

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Q., It 1 . 1 ly ' r l t ly U I lx v W A Jl 1 PW N xsnolkfn. I e or quality of be- i fond of ladies. PAULA GILLETT, fv. To absorb knowledge. syn. Honor Roll. Y EID, p B 1 gin o mind r. er . n '. Efficient and ea nestg longitude. GERTRUDE Mmclcs, v. A more romplex form of the verb to be little, but good. HOWARD W1LLxs, Q. Possessing an intelleft far superior to most Qpwmlgflle Ames HUGHES, sv. To be active yet con- veying the impression of quietness. ELEANOR L1NvxLL1z, v. To be quiet most of the time but to be lively 'when it tomes to athleties. JOHN PmLLxPs a,dj. Quiet, exrept in assem- bly lask Miss Greenj earnest, good looking. v. Liking a praftital joke on others. I l E AB eny ating, to have a air amount of knowledge. syn. Chatterbox. NIARGARET ECHEVARKIA, lp. Being also of the quiet type. - . n. .4 n original '22 person. EDITH HANDLEY, n. Signifying a quiet man- ner and a ready smiley never know-wn to flunk. CECELIA CHISHOLM, p. Being a flose friend of Dame Fashion. n. A sure ture for the blues, easy to take. Twenty-three

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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.

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f N Jfvxx jf ,IN fl, A! ll Y. .U lvl, f ffm L. 1 SAM ABRAHAMSON, n. .4 romhination of ear- nest, jolliness and irre- sistihility. v. To he fhffllbllj' tu lead yells. IIALLIE CosANn, n. .4 nefw -'word in fl. H. S. dirtionaryj another addition to the small variety. GEORGE LANE, v. To have a varied ra- reer as to ldze '. to yell, to ratrh, 'heel Itrhll JACKLEY XVAx,1.AcE, adj. Quiet but well hnofwn. fu. delights in a quiet joke. Dokornv DKJRANT, adv. A quiet, friendly man- ner, adj. Amiahle. BOWER LARIMER, v. To argue. to talk a .I then to tallz some more. Syn. Prorrastination. Twenty-four LUcu.1.E PoxN'r0N, n. .4 jolly good fellow, a fword of her ovwn inven- tion. r , n ,,f Ma i dal. a f' easily forri . Vmc1N1A B1.As1NG, n. Personifiration of tardy and blue slips. p. Possessing the qual- ily of lzeing original. Lozuus Csnsnouxsr, n. .4 poeket edition of brains and sweetness. v. Endowed with the ability to get results. WAYNE FEL E fpro- noune aj, v. ve verb hav- i to o or pertaining adj. Ch erful. Wtmrksn jot-lNsoN, n. Symlzolizing riendli- 71355. n. Sweet disposi on and Eflfnfif 100 .