Alhambra High School - Alhambran Yearbook (Alhambra, CA)

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5 . J. 1 '18 0 g T if f . lf spring comes, frustration and l1,1 '- ,Q2 . . finals can't be far behind. .r Q.. -' Q5 2 I 0 V , Q Y A I' I in T U F l 1 V ' F aah lit A f O 2 , gate X 'ff' i . 'f I ,Q y S TX X 2 4 i f X 1 ' Q' in z 4 4 W f A12 OFFICERS Cleft to rightl: Charles Greenwald, Malinda Sutherland, Karen Dods, Sandy James, Miss Hood ladv.l, Carole Barnett, Donna Payne, Nancy Win- sor, Penny Nelson, Verne Dorman. In September, l957, a new world of school life opened to a freshman class with its first op- portunity to elect class officers and enter into the spirit of Alhambra High School. With the knowl- edge the members gained as freshmen, they soon attained the rank of enthusiastic sophomores. - They skated to melodious tunes at the Roller Rock and watched the new activity of service clubs open to them. Soon they were excitable iuniors upon us, run- ning for student body offices and planning a sen- ior prom. But all of these have passed away, and a new class of seniors have presented them- selves to Alhambra High School. They arrived in brown senior sacs with new ideas and enthusiasm. The Plaza del Moro was filled for a picnic as senior spooks and goblins paraded with tricks and treats. All through the 22 year they worked as they aimed for C.S.F. life memberships, Los Laureados, and National Merit Scholarships. As a class they ranked high in all fields. The scholars were recognized with many awards for their outstanding achievements. And as the students Worked to attain each of these goals, they participated in sports, school activities, and community service. Their accomp- lishments will remain with us as a symbol of the Class of l96l. But with the tunes from the Senior Prom fading away, they looked forward to their senior luncheon, baccalaureate, and, most of all, to graduation and the new and challenging world that lies before them. The Senior Class have given to Alhambra High School many mem- orable accomplishments, but their best contribu- tion has been themselves-the Seniors of l96l.