Alhambra High School - Alhambran Yearbook (Alhambra, CA)

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ji. N I PUJ Asthore Berkebile The only way to have friends is to be one. MNA li Parl Welch Respect the faculty that forms thy judge- ment. Marian Berglund Silence is the on 0 s t perfect herald of joyfhl 2 r 1 lk , if ,iw Twenty-eight' if 4, Clare Moore fflt is a great plague to be too handsome a man. Virginia Inman I chatter, chat- ter as I go. Arthur Simpson Q 1t's well to be merry ajzzl wise. I, A

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ar SFX' X. Tens Hampe The world is a stage on which all parts are played. . Bernard Baldwin I know the evil of that which I purpose. But my inoliriation gets the better of my judgement. Elizabeth 'stein i'Nodt tzgat I ave .9 I, y le- , , utpt 8' loviil f more ' V, r 1 3 ' a M 4. vb . yy' f Alvin Spoon L 0 U G t h, fll brnflier as thy- self. but lerme his girl alone. W Grace jackley f'Coritent to fol- low when we lcml the way. WO ' ff Roger Clapp :iW'l06U61' goes to bed before 12 o'eloolc is a scoundrelf' Marceile Gerqrd ff T h-e ri' st mum s a the g es.-ff,jieart. 1 , Albert lb ugh I' e orker n 3' W Meda Arnett f'She needs no eulogy. S h e speaks for her- self. Karl Middleton HOf every noble work. the silent part is best. TM Twenty-se

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ZQA .x . . rx . , THE WINTER CLASS OF 1924 A ERE'S to the first mid-year graduating class of A. H. S. Although We are small in number, it is quality that counts, and not quantity. As yet, our class has not distinguished itself, except through the athletic ability of several members. Despite the fact that We are a minority, we feel that our class has con- tributed largely to the support and enthusiasm of the school. There is good material in the B 12 class, and We expect to shine brightly next year in every school activity. By our establishing a mid-year class, we have helped to place A. H. S. among the larger schools-an honor of which We know she is worthy. We Will be here next semester to take the place of the departing summer seniors, and We expect to take it in a peppy and proficient manner. As We are a new institution in the school, We have not a class teacher, but We Wish to take this opportunity in thanking the faculty for their kind coopera- tion, LYNDALL GITT. CLASS OFFICERS Lyndall Gitt .,,,..........,,,......,.....,....r........vr,.,.,.., .President Sybil Georgi. .....,i. .,....... V ice President Donald Bailey .,.,,v. ,v,,ii,........, S ecretary Loren Wellington ....,.iii... ..vvr........ T reasurer Greetings to the Winter Class of 1924: Four years ago this coming February we established our first mid-year class, beginning with the freshmen only. We increased, and at present are giv- ing all four years in the mid-year subjects. You are the first to be regularly graduated on the mid-year program. I congratulate you upon your progress, and share with your pride in being the first Winter graduating class of A. H. S. FORREST V. ROUTT , Twenty-nine