Alhambra High School - Alhambran Yearbook (Alhambra, CA)

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lleft to rightl Row 1: G. Elsey. L.Elsey, N. Evenson, B. Faulkinbury, I. Fry, C. Fuller, E. Halling, R. Hatch, C. Healfon. Row 2: L. Heron, W. Hess. M. Hill, M. Hood, H. Hooper. G. Huck, W. lngold, H. Kemper, A. Kenyon. Row 3: M. Kreinbring, M. Lee, V. Lance, K. Lenser, L. Liesveld, N. Lombard, E. Leffrell, H. McCormac, J. Marshall. STUDENT. Mrs. Elsey, l'd suggesl a pair ol lhose absolulely slunning green-rimmed glasses I saw in lhe window ol . . . MRS. ELSEY. This is no lime lor foolishness! Doris, why are you pouring waler on lhal girl? DORIS. I was only lrying lo lind lhe lloaling rib. JAKE. Maybe we had be-ller gel oul while we s+iII have our own lwo legs. You know, lhe olher day l heard ol lhe lwelve-weeks, course in home-reporling lhe leachers had lo lake. Lel's ask Miss Beeman whal il was like. MISS BEEMAN. Those home-reporling groups are lhe I ? : X 1 meelings l have ever allended. You sil in a room lor lwo and a hall hours, learning lo UNDERSTAND lhe aclions ol presenl high school sludenls. Now il I .... JAKE. flnle-rruplingj We had beller cul il lhere. They could arresl her lor whal she's lhinking. Well, now we have had a look al lhe olher side ol lhe lence. Il you look al lhe lacully as a group, lhose men and women are human: somelimes il's hard lo believe, bul lhey are. Leasl ol all, you can'l run a school wilhoul lhem. Page 2I

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FHCULTU JAKE. Well, now you've seen a lof of differenf people who run our school. l've offen wondered why fhere have fo be so many-why we can'f cuf down a few here and fhere. I reckon a lof of sfudenfs wonder why we can'f cuf ouf fhe nexf group complefely-fhe faculfy. Maybe by peeking in on some of fheir classes, we mighf gef an inside sfory. PUPIL. Mr. Lenser, whaf is fhe German verb for hi+? MR. LENSER. Hif? Say, you should have seen fhe way l hif a golf ball lasf SafurdayTYou see, fhe ball was here . . fHe proceeds fo draw a diagram on fhe board, fhe German verb forgoffen for fhe- nexf few minufesj JAKE. Then, of course, fhere is fhe ofher exfreme -like some of fhose feachers wifh a do-or-die policy. And speak- ing of dying, isn'f fhaf Mrs. Elsey running in fo her firsf-aid class? MRS.. ELSEY. Girls, fhere has iusf been an accidenf. Poor Lisa has fhe measles. Now whaf shall we do fo profecf her eyes? llefl' to rightl Row 1: F. Alexander. B. Amiss, S. Anderson, R. Arnett, J. Beeman, R.Boone, E. Brown, M. Brown, M. Cunuvan. Row 2: A. Chavez, O. Cosand, F. Cox. C. Cushman. R. Davis, O. Dawson. J. Drury, B. Dye, E. Edmondson. Page 20

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Q wh . FAC WW? ,wwf X wwf f . f x ff, sf' 1 f 2 -J V, 1 -71- 7 f . iff 'ffl Q Cleft to rightl Row 1: J. Mayer, C. Miller. N. Miller, L. Monroe, N. Morrison. S. Moyse. L. Murphy, T. Murphy, M. Nichqlgon, Row 2: E. Oleson, J. Olivo. J. Patrick, E. Peterson. I. Phillips. H. Power, J. Ranker, B. Reeves. H. Richards. Row 3: I. Rogers. R. Ryan. A. Sardisco, M. Schwartz, M. Seaver, E. Shipman. J. Sitton, A. Smith. G.. Smith. Row 4: K. Smith, W. Smoyer. E. Sowers. L. Stohllxe. J. Stallings. E. Steward. L. Stillion. D. Stivers. M. Stonebraker. Row 5: T. Taiima. H. Thomas, M. Thornton, N. Wade. V. Walker, M. Weatherholt, K. Weatherholt. C. Whitham. M. Wilbur. Row 6: D. Williams. E. Wilson, K. Wilson, A. Sloan. Knot pictured! M. Fisher, K. Stasney. Page 22