Alhambra High School - Alhambran Yearbook (Alhambra, CA)

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,Sf TAKE A LETTER An artistic fishing exp Yo Q Von of January I6 was received . . . edition ? 4' Vw

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FIlms records tapes Implement lIt courses 1-v In the ENGLISH DEPARTMENT AHS students dIS cover that EnglIsh IS no longer a dull dry sublect It I5 real to them now partly because audIo vIsual OldS have brought It to lIfe Many fIlms records and tapes now Implement our modern study of EnglIsh Another new feature of our Engllsh Department IS the renewed emphasIs on composItIon because of the realIzatIon of IIS Importance In college work We are fortunate In having an EnglIsh Department that IS constantly strIvIng to serve AHS students In better more effectlve ways There are many opportunItIes for extra currIcu lar OCTIVIIIGS for Interested students who wIsh to develop theIr wrItIng abIlIty The IournalIsm classes put out the MOOR our weekly school newspaper. The Writers Guild a group of students with a spe- cial interest in creative writing publish our annual Sllver Pen a collectIon of the best stories essays and poems written by AHS students during the year. Certainly the necessity and importance of Eng- lish cannot be overestimated. Our English classes teach us to communicate more effectively. English students must realize that effective communication is absolutely necessary to further our hopes and ambitions. ,4' LISH U tt to ghtl M og o D o B Glo c ps M s o Ro M to o o a W PractIcal preparatIon for the future thIs ear marks the aIm of the HOME ECONOMICS DEPART MENT and possIbly the goal of these Moors also These AHS co eds are lookIng to the future wIth an eye on a thermometer or an airplane pressure gauge and a finger In some new fantastIc doughy concoctIon Though they probably are not quIte sure lust whIch vocatIon they will enter today theIr dreams are of sugar n spice n everythIng nIce or rather It should be mIx n add water n hope and pray lt IS In thIs department that dauntless educators endeavor to teach Moors the extremely dIffIcult task of feeding themselves clothIng themselves and taking care of themselves the very basic ne CSSSIIIGS of any Moor s busy lIfe. Besides having to learn these taxing chores students must acclimate themselves to a completely unheard of vocabulary -bias sugary tacky etc --along with unusual methods and technIques in sewing and cooking- howto boil water and thread a needle. Amidst the tiny Ma Ma of the vinyl prac- tice babies the clanking of pots and pans finally washed and put away the whirring hum of sew- ing machines stitching the final seam on a semes- ter s work put into a dress emerge Moors ready to challenge any Mrs. America. HOME ECONOMICS Ileft to righll Mrs. M. Fisher Mrs. B. Fculkinbury, Mr. D. Forney. O O O I I ' Th ' m t th' h k' th t e e s o e o o g p , p In A 'T T i I Q ' , . X . s- i - - ' ' ENG e ri Row I: rx. A L ar', Mr. F. And rkc, Mr. A. ouvo A I M Mrs. E. Edm ndson, Mrs. . d, M I ' ' ' H. Kehler, Miss N. Lomb rd, Mr, J Mount. Row 2: Mr. T. Murphy, Mr. l Philli , is H. P wer, Mrs. R. ms Mr. , S nebr ker, Mr. T. T iim , M ' G. ard. I ' ' . . . . . I I - . . I . . . . . . I L . . . . . as I - 1 - - lv . 1 I , , ' AI ' v I J 0 'E , . I n I 1 0 . I . I . . . , . - . 1 I I I I 0 I I I , I 1 I ' ll ll jj VY I I I