Alhambra High School - Alhambran Yearbook (Alhambra, CA)

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NfARY VVICISICL A little nomcnsv now and tlzvn, Is rvlixlivd by tlzc zvi.w.vt mvnf' JOHN ST1M1w112L Hating .vlmtuzz tlml llc van bc' varncxt and .vvrinnx and fwry good at it. ANNA KLAY STACK 'Vlblwrmfiatcd spvfi- rnmzt of fcminity. Capablv, dependable and lovable. RAI.I'EI ROOT Mm of fcw words arf thc best men. HEL1-:N BLACKBFRN Like rx carvlnvs flowing fountain 'wvrv thv ripplvs in har hair. Tuvcn t y-six ,I OH N GICRARU .Slnfzvtlzizig surely muxt bf wrong, for lzv ix ax .vilcnt as tlzv day is long. u A Q GRAQ'l'f ROOOICRS Shu ix jolly and full of fun and a friend to mfvryonct WALLACE IVfCM1LLAN In arguing, too, he owned his skill, For even zfanquish- cd he could argue still. Ol'AI. JARNTNGAN A quiet almost de- murc manner. OBERT STRATTON Mamma, mamma pin, a roxc on me for I am ax pretty as can be.

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w ie'ft W' I I be gif 9 ' Q i r i -14 C i 110 F C3 'f xtoxg-3' .2 '41 Y ' x 5:9 'Q Eii , 18EPlIQ8 Q R 2 .lzflflf-'75 r -mln uw- A In the year 1921 there filed on the campus some 300 new students. Although childish and green in some way, it did not take long for the upper classmen to realize that the summer class of '25 was going to be one of the very best classes that ever was graduated. XVe were represented in every branch of sport and school activity from the very beginning. The First thing we did was to win the championship in debating. Also the tennis team was almost composed of all Freshmen. In basketball, we were represented in all three divisions. Passing as a dream, our first year went, and we came to school with heads high, for, behold, we were sophs. Starting off the year right, we got one hundred percent student body membership. This year we were just beginning to get our stride. lVe were represented in all varsity squads. This year, the sophs won the championship in the inter-class basketball. VVith only one exception, this same team won the championship of Southern California in the Lightweight division. The Spotlight and the Annual were given big support from our class. School was starting again. At last we were upper-classmen. Realizing our responsibility we dug in and passed a most successful year. Giving the seniors a close race we got a hundred percent student body membership. Our strength was beginning to tell in athletics and we beat the seniors in a football game, to our great joy. This year our fellows began to shine in debating, composing about half the squad. In basketball there were four junior lettermen. This team played in the Southern California playoffs. Presenting our first dramatic ability Adam and live was played and proved a great success. In baseball there were six lettermen representing the class, and the tennis team was entirely of juniors. The seniors were again beaten by the respected juniors in a paper drive held by the Parent-Teacher Association. The junior dance held in honor of the seniors was a huge success. Twenty-ciglzt