Alhambra High School - Alhambran Yearbook (Alhambra, CA)

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MR. DALE R. STODDARD MRS. HELEN V. HOOD Registrar Counselor Q N. gui ed Rfgiafrar ana! Gounfie or just as the famed Canadian Guides take road crews across the moun- tains of Western Canada, so Mr. Dale R. Stoddard tufoeuj, good- natured Registrar, and Mrs. Helen V. Hood, efficient Students' Counselor, guide the students across the rocky sectors of high school life. 1 want to be transferred into 6th period English. That is the com- mon phrase heard in the registrars office the first week of school. Genial foe does his best to satisfy everyone in a position which calls for some- one ivith much patience. One of the reasons for his popularity is that although he is sometimes the Rs victim of pranks played by the students, he can take it with a grin. Mrs. Hood also has quite a task ahead of her every semes- ter. Besides greeting and ad- vising the incoming Freshme 1 she gives advice to appro il mately 2100 other stiiqygiijifl Mrs. Hood Nfills the billi f a patient and understandi per- son very well. Sea'retaries-MERRELL, GILLIS, YOUNG, VON HELMS ANDERSON, GAUGER, MIDDLETON 18

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L Alhambra High Schools good will toward men is shown by the gaily decorated boxes o food and toys for underprivileged families. 17

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Swim-..,, an-.--ul MR. E. CASEY MR. IVAN TAGERT Director of Attendance Assistant XM A 0 N X ounfied W WJ, X L ,fdffenclance elaarfmenf W MJ f ji In the manner of the Canadian Mozznted Police, who are noted for X always getting their man. the Alhambra Mounties, Mr. E. Casey, Direc- .if- tor of Attendance. and Miss Ina McCollum, head of the attendance olfice, always get their man. Far from being the conventional Truant Officerf' Mr. Casey is a pleas- ant, good-natured man. The job he holds is an extremely diH'icult one. but he carries it out with as little disagreeableness as possible. Helping Mr. Casey in the quest of high school offenders is Mr. Ivan Tagert. Tardy Attendance Office. Often the line is long enough to look like that of a Satur- but on the faces of those who ditched yesterday to go to the slips and excuses are the constant topic of conversation in the day Movie, beach or to the mountains there is a look of sadness. Miss McCollizm. whose job it is to check up with the absentees, is a very fair-minded person. With her assistant. Miss Doris Young, she has carried out her duties thoroughly and efficiently. -Q X f ivy 1 J' ,Af n, ' s' L,, ' f l WW! wwe M -ff J ff X631 ,.! ,fu cf 9,61 ,.J ,f f ' I . C f f 4 - A - , f ,fc-.f if C,..,.,, C ., 4 r 1. I f CQQTY . lVAx.y5-fig: sf' 1, A I f x ,MQ , ,f'.J, ' O Attendance Offic'eflVIISS INA MCCOLLUM Q 88