Alhambra High School - Alhambran Yearbook (Alhambra, CA)

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fi K v A 4?-,4 , HZV ,I kv Ili! mi 5. , i 1 , 424 T . Q3 5 5 L I , 4 v Y N Mr. E. Konold, Adviser-A busy morning in The Commission room. Cow Punclcem Those hard hiTTing Cow Punchersf' The Commission, have cerTainly done Their share in Talcinq care oT The ranch This vear. Led by able Tom PuTman, TirsT semesTer: and Eileen Eaughman, Alhambrals Third girl Commis- sioner-General, second semesTer, The Commission has had a successTul year. lvlr. Ewing Konold has been The adviser oT The commission in Their many acTiviTies. AlThough The war cancelled several niqhT aTTairs, The commission Took on exTra war worlc, such as The paper drive Tor The Red Cross, leTTers To service men, and The com leTion oT serv' Tl. , d b h l-l deparTmenT. p ice ag ma e vT e ome Economics The cow punchersu also sponsored The Baby Bawlf' The Backward Dance, The SporTs Dance, and The VicTory Boolf Campaign. The Clean-Up campaign, The STudenT CourT, and The CourT oT The Moors were oTher proiecTs which received much supporT.

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MISS EFFINE P. BLOUNT Adviser Girls' League it GIRLS' LEAGUE ADVISORY BOARD FRONT ROW, left to right: Terrell, Watters, Brooks, Hugenott, Kimbrough. ROW ll: Kendall, Wallace, Neiger, Hayward, Bastear, Peckham, Simpson, Leavitt, Fredericks, Morrow. Ranclierettetf I The Rancherettes at Alhambra have had a tough, but successtul, year. Service highlighted the year, as the girls tilled Christmas boxes, worlced on the Court ot the Ivloors, sponsored soldier boxes at Christ- mas, tilled Red Cross bags tor soldiers in Alaslca, sold ticlcets tor the P. T. A. Football Circus, and sponsored the Knute RocIcne tilm. Something new was added when the League, tor the tirst time, assigned Big Sisters to all the treshman girls, with the idea ot guiding the dogies through not only their tirst hard day, but their whole tirst semester. Important social attairs were the B9 Welcome Parties, and the annual Jolly Up at the Pasadena Playhouse. Cn April 30, capable president ot the League, Rosemary Johnston, and her otticers attended the Spring Regional Conterence in South Pasadena. lvliss Blount, girls' vice-principal, served as able guide tor the many activities and war worlc carried on by the League. IR