Alhambra High School - Alhambran Yearbook (Alhambra, CA)

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Straw 5044424 lf's a busy life as Girls' Vice- Principal in a school as large as Alhambra l-ligh, buf our s+raw- boss, Miss Effine P. Blounf, always has fime fo give a cheery smile. Even ferrified scrubs forgef fheir fear and find a new friend. Office dufies were forgoffen for a while, when she wenf fo San Francisco for fhe convenfion of fhe Nafional Associafion of Deans of Women. She also affended fhe rneefing of Girls' Advisers and Vice-Principals of Soufhern California and Arizona in Glen- dale. The hardesf man fo see af Alhambra l-ligh is our ofher sfraw-boss , Mr. A. Ewing Konold. Besides fhe many roufine dufies of his office, he is adviser of fhe Boys' lzederafion and fhe Com- mission. l-le was made vice-princi- pal fwo years ago. Popular wifh fhe feachers, fhe boys, and fhe girls, he is always ready fo lend a helping hand. Af fhe Founder's Day meefing of fhe P.-T. A. Mr, Konold was bofh honored and surprised when he was pre-senfed wifh a Life Membership in fhe P.-T. A. ll Miss Effine P. Bloun Mr A. Ewing Konold

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' l i i l Il Q llil ij' j E if We 'fl li ,fi f V' V Mr, Norman B. Scharer, Principal Our popular friend and principal, Mr. Norman B, Scharer, is our l-lead Foreman, and under his di,-Scion our ranch runs srnoolhly. l-le remarked on our lherne. The rancho, during Jrhe Mexican period, worked oul mosl of Hs own problems, and planned praclically all of ils aclivilies ilsell, under 'rhe general direclion of The ranchero. Alhambra l-ligh School is a large rancho. We love Els campus, ils cuslorns, ils 'rradilions and ils self-rule, These characlerislics will always be relained for we fully realize lhal' lo mainlain These benelils we rnusl co l' , n inue To recognize our school obligalionsf' I

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I . Mrs. Helen V. Hood, Counselor K1-an def-A Mr. Dale R. S+ocldard, Regisrrar gfff The purpose of The branders is guiding sludenls while in high school and aiding fi ' in Jrhe prepararion lor Jrheir acliviries allrer gradualion. Allhough rheir worl4 is dilier- i i enl, Regisrrar Joe Sroddard, a ounselor Mrs. Helen V. Hood work rogerher. .' 1 ln rheir Jrwo-fold purpose, Mrs. H d h ndles rhe educarional, while Mr. Sloddard has l i A rhe vocarional parr of Jrheir wo Qne ol Joe's many he complering of program cards: Mrs. Hood advises incoming freshmen, and aids rhe lower division in selecre ing rheir supiecrs. Their parl in rhe ranch is very imporranr, lor Jrhey Corral rhe unruly herds, and have Jrhem all brandedl SECRETARIES-Chance, Anderson, Murrell, Selly, Whilalcer, Middlefon, Gillis.