Alhambra High School - Torch Yearbook (Martinez, CA)

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Tlwg Help OwuQclmoo0fG1wwv 'ii i, ll 'vi' Responsible for the operation of the school and for carrying out the educational programs set by the policies of the Governing Board are Dr. Grenville C. Jones, Alhaml::ra's principal, and Mr. Thomas R. Turner, superintendent of the Martinez Unified School District. Alhambra's Deane of Girls, Mrs. Helen Nunes, is in charge of Girl's League. Mrs, Nunes directs student functions and also supervises classroom teachers, Mr. Hestdalen, Dean of Boys, handles student finance, directs teacher supervision, and' disciplines students.

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' l-lwlpUs iwafGrwa1bMan5WwJs Mrs. Saunders Mrs. Sullivan Mrs. Cellini There are quite a few people a school must have 'ro function as well as Alhambra does. Some of these people are the school secretaries. Giving passes, veri- fying illnesses, handling funds, and showing sympathy when needed are iusf a few of their many tasks. Mrs. McGrath Mrs. Shields Mrs. Nierhake Mrs. Head Mrs, DellaRosa