Alhambra High School - Alhambran Yearbook (Alhambra, CA)

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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

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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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if :ff Veda R. Walker Maior George Elsey U. S. Army Relired Mar Two of The mos? forceful personalilies in Alhambra's half cen'l'ury of exisfence refire 'rhis year. Miss Veda R. Walker and Major George C. Elsey, U. S. Army, Relired, leave +o enioy olher pursuils and inferesfs. By presenl' accoun'l's lhe end of fhe school year will find Miss Walker in Ge-rmany wifh her family. Maior Elsey lrades his school desk for one in 'rhe office of a nafionally known invesfmenl' firm, where he will become- an invesrmeni' counselor. May rheir new ac 1'ivi+ies provide all 'rhe pleasure fhey so richly deserve. HUUJ FHHHCES To safisfy a desire which she- had long harbored, Frances Von Helms, Dr. Scharer's secrelary and every- body's friend, lef+ Alhambra High School early in +he semesfer +o work ai' 'rhe Failh Mission in lhe land of 'rhe Navaios. We admire you for your fremendous courage and wish you well, buf we do miss you, Frances. 'F or e enel o osewo on unersan an ua e, is wor means ' e o , ow are 'how have you een , w en a comin' ac ? , much wampum for eas in ucumcari. , or w a fhink of Macarfhur? .l ,ape FRANCES voNHsLMs page 23