Alhambra High School - Alhambran Yearbook (Alhambra, CA)

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SECRETARIES Top row left to right: Mus. SNBLL Mlss I-IAWORTH Miss DoNuosT Mlss MIDDLETON Mlss WOLF Miss CURLITT MRS. PATTISON Mxss MCCAY Front row left to right: Mxss MONTGOMERY Mus. ELLIS Mxss LITTLE Miss STEP1-mNs Miss MOFFETT Mus. KERN -I 4 MUSIC DEPT. Miss YouNG Mxss CLEMETS Mn. LILMER Miss S1-morfsr-una Miss BEEBE 4 I ART DEPT. MR. POWELL Miss CAVANAUGH Miss MCLEAN MRS. SMXTH Mn. BONAR -I -Y MANUAL ARTS TRAINING DEPT. Top row left to right.- Mn. HEALTON MR. RAWSEN MR. BEARDSLEY MR. PEEL MR. ARNET Mn. THOMPSON Front row left to right: MR. RANKER Mn. SIMONS Mn. CATTO MR. ERSFAMER MR. WILLIAMS Nineteen

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Uf' Eighteen ORAL ENGLISH DEPT. Top row left to right: Mlss MCLEAN Miss KRMPRR MR. SCHELL MRS. WYNNE Miss WALKER Front row left to right Miss Mrrcnsr. Mxss DRAKE Mxss ZELL1-IOEFRR Y 4 GIRLS' GYM Top row left to right: MRS. KEENEY Miss BAGDLY Miss CROSSWHITE Front row left to right: MRS. THORTON Miss LINDEN Mxss CANAVAN 114 DOMESTIC ARTS Top row left to right: Miss PARKHURST Miss HUTCI-IINSON Front row lcft to right: MRS. STARR MRS. EDGBCOMB Miss OSLOND 4 4 MODE LANGU DEPT. Top row left to ri MR, OLSEN Mxss McDn.r. Mlss ANDERSON MR, MOYSE Fmnt row left to right: Miss HENDRICICS Miss Russ MRS. FARMER MRS. STRWARD

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Wi nterboffom Potter Somerville r 'Iv 4 Student Administration At the end of a successful and smooth term we are able to look back upon numerous and well done accomplishments of the last semester. In athletics the Moors upheld their high standards of the past by finishing second in their Coast League football schedule and completing a successful basketball season against stiff competition. Performing true to form our debators swamped all competition and defeated some of the best high school debators in Southern California. Regular student body dances were enjoyed by Alhambra students for the first time in the school's history. The harmony and cooperation that prevailed among the various organizations supporting such events assisted their ultimate success, and insured their occurrence in the years to come. The commission that served during the first semester certainly appreciates the sincere interest and the real friendship of Mr. Bettinger and Mr. Potter, our advisors. It was due to their ideas and help that resulted in our out comings. I personally, appreciate the privilege of holding an office in such an active and enthusiastic school, and in years to come, I know that I will be able to look back upon my career in Alhambra High School and be proud to know that I graduated from such a noteworthy and popular school. Carry on, Alhambra, to greater heights! BILL SoMERv1LLE, Commissioner General. Twenty