Alhambra High School - Alhambran Yearbook (Alhambra, CA)

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She can cure your ills or spot a phony. P.T.A. services are geared to students' needs. 4 Too few Moors realize the extent of welfare assistance the PTA carries on throughout the year. Be it in the form of a loan, scholarship, or medical ex- penses, the PTA is always thereto lend a helping hand in any emergency. No part of the work this association does would be feasible without the support of the parents and the Thrift Shop, with its specialty, the Costume Shop. Whether it is a major or minor play, a socialite party, or maybe even for a ioke, the Costume Shop provides for anything one's heart could desire or has to desire. Not one Moor can forget the unani- mously popular Sabres. The reward as- sembly will linger long in the dreams of many a starry-eyed student. What with l7l9 memberships it was certain- ly well worth the effort to attain the set goal. Yes, this year again proved to be another active one for Alhambra High's PTA, as well as a most reward- ing one. FEELING A LITTLE LOW-or unprepared for that exam? Just put on a green look and go to your instructor. But watch itl MISS SYLVIA NOSEK, school nurse, can spot a gold brick o mile off. - . .... IX i ee c e c Pot Gott J dy G cldt Sh rlo Rubn lseotedt d ess d by C mc S o pc o

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Unsung modest sincere, they go their ways wlth our landest wnshes P IT 51: i ik rg., 2 'im 1-'Y Mus num D ARNETT fre FOR A QUIET PLACE TO STUDY MRS MODEST SCHWARTZ Havtng had a hand In apmg the Itves AHSS ftnest for many years two of our most dlstlngulshed lntructors MRS RUTH ARNETT and MISS NELLIE MAE LOM BARD have come t that place where they can lay asnde responst buluty They wall be sore ly massed but we cant wish happuness and good fortune to two bet ter frlends Mrs Arnett plans to spend a part of her le: sure In long talks with nme months old Leslle her newest grandchtld Mass Lombard wlll match wuts wlth customs offs cnas and baggage smashers In her travels September I2 may not mean a thnng to them CI? 4 MISS NELLIE MAE LOMBARD l O l I U O O U 1 I I ' I -vrgeafg 5 L bi ! 1 v f X , l I ' '- .,.. Sh ' 0 . l ug..-... .-.111--. 'K - X .Q -1111-1 I . I l . Q I A l - . nmri I O L.. g I J ... ' I 2 .ff . . Lx . . . . - ' I . . X I . - V It . rv f I l xx fx L! Ir, . - - . I g l . V,l. . ' xNwL1 '5 I - Q K I l l T , ff n ' l , D - ,1 1 If f' I +44 H , ' f X , X fx -g L 'ff If Lf 'kfq ,,,, -fr. rt I I'b y ' I y ' mg, . , sch I Ib , g t I you 28 I I

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The people loelwincl the people Principal's Office: leon MacDoanld lsfudenll, Mrs. Angie Holmes, Mrs. Mildred Bishop, Mrs, Margarel Trayner. Q-I-'-. 'E 'G Asp: 'Jflfus Counselors' Office: Mrs. Murgarel Mikovsky, Mrs, Mildred Lenser, Mrs Ruth Tedford. Y Affendance4Child Welfare Offices: Mrs. Elnora Todd, Mrs. Angelo 'ifni Cunningham, Mrs, Lu Wilson. Library: Nursf:'s Office: Boys' Vice-Principals Office: Girls' Vice4Principol's Office: Mrs. Dorofhy Hooper Mrs. Emily Jackson Mrs. Alfa Jessee Mrs. MoBelle Perkins 30