Alhambra High School - Torch Yearbook (Martinez, CA)

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is 'Q '52 5 V Y When you stop to think about it, the only reason we have high schools is to provide us with an oppor- tunity to learn. This makes the really important things those which happen in the classroom. Come to think about it, even though we might not see it this way now, twenty years from now we will prob- ably rememberwour work here more vividly than we will remember our play. A if 131, is ' .D 1 3 V-Q63 1 gi 5 3? . ., -1'- 's s - v., .- was . ' ffK7'5Q?'zlas, K 'ifiiw' 5 w. . 2 -- K is Wk X s

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DEANE TUTT San Francisco State Music MRS. VERA VERDI University of California Physical Education MISS BLANCHE WEHE University of Wisconsin English JOHN WILLCOX San Francisco State Commercial MRS. MERLE WILSON San Francisco State Special Education CUSTODIANS: Allen Coulson, Bill Stringert, Ivan Carmichael, Ed Hamel, Robert E. Lee, James McElrath. I2 CAFETERIA STAFF: Loyce Carlson, Freda Keat, Carmen Perry, Ruth Machado, Jane Frazer, Bette Medeiros.

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Dfiatsv French III students Allen De Fraga, Millicent Bonner, Jeri Christian and Judy Viland take an imaginary trip through France. . , ...A . -. ...ta . ...wg '1 X ...., I t .M III if lg Loryn Harhaugh, Einagvm- lirigclen. Marlt-s Burke. Marge Fryer. and Lum-lla Lucido art out a Spanish skit. English Ill students use a pronunciation chart to he-lp them with vocabulary. Katy Lyon and Richard Viera demonstrate. EGLIHAD 'gWe recognize that knowing how to use our language is pretty important. A full English program, journalism, speech, dramatics, and two foreign languages, French and Spanish, help us to achieve the kind of language proficiency necessaryf' Left: Busy with vocabulary-Allen Brown, Linda Alford, Jeri Christian and Mike Aielo. Anita Shrader argues the affirmative in a debate.