Bonita High School - Echoes Yearbook (La Verne, CA)

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Fj 'f' ' ' tm 1 l 1 i 5 ix . Q . I CQ., n..n..e.-,... ..- Yell Leaders Lucille lloly. Spurgeon Rothrock The Football Season llelen llrownsberger lll'IN t'oach .lohn Price took over the dt-stinies of the llonita Varsity, typical depression days seemed to lay be- fore him. 'l'he line men were light and the back field looked like a peewee quartet. But once the season began, the team be- gan to click. In the practice games Bonita chalked up wins over Citrus, Downey, Garden Grove, and lil Monte. Chaffey was held to 13-13 tie, while Pomona hand- ed Bonita its first setback 7-0. Bonita entered its first league game with Colton as under dog. However, the Bear- cats did themselves proud by fighting their more experienced foes even until the fourth quarter. It was in the fourth quar- ter that a lucky break enabled the Yellow- jackets to push over their lone tally and win, 7-0. Coming back after the Colton defeat. the Bonitans toppled Corona 20-0. wal- loped Claremont 27-7. and routed Chino 44-0 to cop the last three league games, Bonita won three league games and lost one. Every man on the team deserves a men- tion for his good work. As a reward for his type of play in the season just ended. Albert Revis was chosen as captain for 1033. Hopes are bright for next year's team as most of the regulars and the able sub- stitutes were kluniors and Sophomores. Next year's team is not only determined to win victories but to carry on the Bonita spirit which on the athletic field stands for clean fair play. The lettermen are: Captain Bob Platt. Albert Revis, Fred XYillis, Olaf Yaniman, llill Collins, -lohn Branson, john Ulloa, Lloyd Rouse, liarl Taylor, slim Donnible, Stanley Miller, 'l'om McCullough and Bob Renfro of the linesmen, and Charles Mar- shall, Paul Ilershey, Glen 'l'homas, Lowell jones, .Xl Marmolejo, and Aloe Perez in the back field. A real problem faced Coach ll. N. Green when the prospects for the 32 reported. Coach Green had only two letter men hack. 'l'he rest were all inex- perienced and green, 'l'he l'eewees did not win any league games but did a noble deed in holding Corona to a scoreless tie. Ilowever, if games have been won on mere light, the Kittens would have won all their games easily. As it was, the Kitties never knew the word quit, even when the game seemed hopelessly lost. Coach Green sends up several young men who show promise of assuming varsity roles and it is expected that they will make good. The letter men are: Captain Paul Groff, Everett Short. -lohn Lingenfelder, Bill Kern. Sidney Russell. Lawrence Bolling. Dale Rhinehart. Gale Reedy. Spurgeon Rothrock. Ralph Snieltzer. Bob Fischer. Galen Lapp. ,Toe Komaki. Marcelino Vera. XYard Hanawalt, Ed Behm. and Charles Allen. j. U.

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josephine Nt-her G. A. A. ...........l'resident lithel Titsworth ,. ..... Vice-President Leslie Kelley .. ,. ...,,, . Secretary lithel 'l'itsworth . ... ..'l'rt-asurer llelen Iirownsherger . ...Yell Leader Girls Athletic Association HIS is the tifth successful year of the Girls' Athletic Aissociation, It has proved successful, in that it is a very im- portant item in the school life of most of our girls. It has made a place for the Bonita girls who are interested in sports. Not only these girls but all the girls in the school are invited to join this organization. Twenty-tive points earned by four prac- tices of some sport and twenty-tive cents will admit any girl to this club. The association is using the point sys- tem and trophies are awarded those earn- ing a set number of points. One can earn points by various methods. After school practices, becoming members of All-Bonita teams, acting as squad leader, in a physical education class, hik- ing, and acting as an oiiicer of the G. A. A. are methods of earning points. VVhen a girl has secured 500 points, she receives a B embletn. 1500 points merit a white G. A. A. sweater and em- blem. 'l'o every girl who earns 2000 points is given a gold emblem, a trophy well worth working for. The senior girl who earns the highest number of points throughout her four years at Bonita dons the name, High-point Girl, and her name is engraved on a silver cup which remains with the school. All of these awards are made at an annual G. A. A, Banquet. 'l'his is a social time of fellowship for the association. The Girls' Athletic Association of lio- nita is one of a group of such clubs in the Tri-County League. Several times each year, representatives from each school meet for a Play Day. These Play Days estab- lish a tie of friendship between the girls of the schools in our League. r