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GRENVILLE C. JONES Principal CN ,. ' .fl t .l, Principal? Message This l96O Torch tells the story of a year of activity at Alhambra. Your principal and faculty hope that the year has been re- warding to each one of you, that you have profited by your studies, that you have enioyed your sports and club activities, that you have formed lasting friendships. To you seniors go our best wishes for the future and the earnest hope that you will continue to read, to think, to learn. Some of you will continue your education at higher instiutions of learning, some of you will go to work, some of you will marry, some of you will join the armed services. But regardless of where you go or what you do, remember that your real education is just beginning! If education is experience, life has plenty to offer you! Take advantage of it! Keep your mind open and alert! There are exciting times ahead! America needs citizens who are thoughtful, informed, and critical. l hope you are one of those for whom education is iust beginning, not ending. GRENVILLE C. JONES Principal OFFICE SECRETARIES: Kathryn Nierhake, Mardell Bickel, Kay McGrath and Ann Head.
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Dedication T T Wi MR ALBERT MORTON The T960 Torch IS dedrcaTed To a man who belneves rn The drgnrTy of work who belueves rn The drgnrTy of man and who belreves ThaT The fuTure of The world Iles In The youTh of Today He has devoTed a mayor porTron of has lrfe To The rob of rnsTrucTrng young people He symboluzes The well educaTed man as hrs Treld of knowledge ranges from The rndusTnal world To ancuenT hlsTory IT rs wuTh all srncerny ThaT The T960 Torch sTaTT dedlcaTes Thus book To MorT Mr AlberT MorTon I I . . . . . . ,, H . . . . - 11 I1
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Superintendentas Message To the members of the Graduating Class of 1960. Greetings and best wishes! You have completed twelve years of education and can now look forward to the biggest change you have had in your lives thus tar. You have received an education financed by your parents and the people of the community. Now you will be called upon to assume your share of that responsibility. May you meet the challenge with enthusiasm and spirit. Each one of you has my best wishes for a lifetime of success and happiness. WILLARD B. KNOWLES Superintendent WILLARD B. KNOWLES Superintendent GOVERNING BOARD: Henry Hartz, Fred W. Ernest, Phyllis B. Wainwright, Charles Laird, Dr. Otis B. Cobb, and L. B. Small.
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