Alhambra High School - Alhambran Yearbook (Alhambra, CA)

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MR. GILLENWATBRS MR. CORYELL DR. C1-MMBERLAIN DR. ARY MR. ALLEN MR. YELLAND The Board of Education To THE STUDENTS or ALHAMBRA CITY HIGH ScHooL: There .are two very evident facts which present themselves to human beings today. We cannot escape the reality of the amazing and remarkable achievement of human skill and ingenuity in subduing and harnessing the forces of nature. The other fact to which I refer is an existing condition which is separated from the above indications of human progress by a great unbridged gulf. On every hand there is evidence of the apparent failure of man in the moral and social realm. I earnestly urge the students of Alhambra City High School to recog- nize and accept the challenge to bridge the chasm between man's conquest of physical forces and his failures to master himself in the midst of others. It is to be hoped that you will take full advantage of the educational opportunities that are yours, developing lives that will be characterized by clean minds and pure and unsellish motives. With this equipment each of you can make your life a noble contribution to the world in which you live. ' FRED B. GILLENWATERS, President, Alhambra Board of Education. Thirteen

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Fourteen March 14, 1934. It has been my privilege to watch Alhambra High School develop from a small school into one of the very large edu- cational organizations of the State of Cali- fornia. During the years in which Alhambra High School was small, practically every student was personally acquainted with every other one. This condition produces a friendly, personal spirit and intense school loyalty which is so often lacking in the machine-like operations of a very large organization. It has been interesting and at times a little discouraging to see a changed student attitude creep upon us. We no longer are a single unit, but many small groups, each of which knows little of the aims and de- sires of the others. Figuratively, our left hand does not know what our right is doing and this breeds misunderstanding and lack of unified support. If the friendly spirit can be recaptured and the great loyalty to the school itself maintained, the future of Al- hambra High School is assured. Sincerely, GEO. W. BETTINGER, Principal.