Alhambra High School - Alhambran Yearbook (Alhambra, CA)

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L. 4 ,i 5 1 ,, .X X 111 WNW WE'fir1s'xSLi.ae Principal H V fBo5rs'LMiee Principal K A Registrar r. McAlpine Miss Brown Miss Greene Mr. Ranker ss Goodykoontz Mr. Potter Mr. Werre Miss Lord Mr. Ritter Miss McDill Miss Chambers Mr, Green Nine

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HlS year of 1922-1923 has been a splendid year for Alhambra City High School. It has been splendid because of real achievement backed by a re- markable school spirit. School spirit is not a thing of mushroom growth, but is something that develops and increases as the years go by. A very young school cannot have the highest type of school spirit. Alhambra High is old enough now to have real traditions of her own, and to have not only school spirit, but that more intimate thing which we call Uthe spirit of A. H. S.. VVhen the spirit, or idealism, of a high school is directed along the right lines, there is very little that the school cannot accomplish. That has been shown dur- ing the last two years in our own school. Every student can help in developing and maintaining the spirit of A. H. S., but the seniors are the ones Who can be of greatest assistance because of their added experience and longer residence in the school. I appreciate the loyal support given to the school by the class of 1923, and as the members leave us and take up other lines of Work, 1 Wish them unlimited success. FORREST V. ROUTT. Eight

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FACULTY Mrs, White Mr. Mitchel Mr. Thompson Mr. Schwindt Mrs. Clements Mr. Hiennecey Miss Kemper Miss Wood Miss Ellis Mr. Gross Miss Tugendreich Mr. Poore Mrs. Mason Mr. Horne Miss Willitts Mr. Burton Miss Hudson Miss Thedinga Mr. Wood Ten