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

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QPHGMURES in 1 r fy: -f ,L : j. . ' ' , . . 1 .A . W lr. Ill I i 1.1 i in rule I V I L-.:,-.L -...... I. . Nlart ia hllllllllllll President -lark XX'at'n-it X ire-l'resiclent Virginia llixhy St't'l'l'l1ll'j' Yiola llrooks 'l're:tsurer Robert ilYt'l'lltlllll'l' hhll'llf2ll't' YUVXG bird said to its mate one evening. I certainly learned at beak- ful while tlying around llonita today. .X class there ealled Sophomores seems to have invaded the campus. putting itself and llonita on the map. Happening in upon the Nature Club I discovered it to be made up almost entirely of Sophomores. all having one peppy time. I winged my way toward the auditorium and saw many of the same species of elassmen playing upon their in- struments in the orchestra. On inquiry I learned that they played a big part in Glee Club work. one of their maidens tak- ing a lead in the tlperetta. Touring the dramaties class, art rooms and Seholarship Society. I continually viewed young Fophs at industry. while after school .Xthleties proved them no ii'e.llilll1g's. .X long day ending with sophomores all turning out for rifle practice found me winging my way toward home, for I've never particu- larly adored shotgunsf' On my homeward way I met old Peer- ing Pearl the Owless. bursting to tell me a load of gossip. She told me she was pre- paring for a long winter's nap in Bel- l4nap's garage. when the roof trembled and in popped a whole party of gorgeous Sophomores. Did they raise the roof P- 'l'hey did. If I were a Duck I would waddle over to the swimming pool next spring and float around amongst their merry throng--for 1 hear rutnors of rt dueking contest they are going to have at Riverside plunge. XVell, birdie. it all goes to show that everything, from an owl to at Senior, longs to be I1 Sophomore. Une more thing this old bird has to say and that is this, llt-re's luck to that peppy and outstanding elass of '35l

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LITERATURE POETRY We love to read the verses Of smart folk who express The beauty of the mountains And woods and brooks, I guess, But when I try to rhyme a rhyme And praise the shady nook, My words seem dull and lifeless Like pressed leaves in a book. E. T. C oncerning H eight You say that I am tall? Listen- How do I compare with trees, Fir, Redwood. How do I compare with buildings, Empire, Woolworth. How do I compare with mountains, Alps, Himalayas. How do I compare with Space, Time, lietrnity. You say that I am tall? I wonder-Am I? L.T. Thnughlx of cl .Stairway Many are the feet that have trodclen upon me, Some listless and dragging, others light and happy, A few come up never to come clown by their own power. Some children come down with a bump and a fall, Little ones on their hands and knees tra- verse my length for the tirst time. No great man's feet have tromped from my head to my foot. No great lady's train has flicked the dust from my corners. But I do not care, for the feet of happy men and women, and the feet of lovers- The feet of life have walked my pine boards and I am satisfied. G. R. Of illach inery Hear the thunder. Hear the roar Of Machinery. Fast, rolling wheels, swift, gliding beltsg Sharp, cutting drills, white fire that melts. Each plays its part, each does its duty. Each lends its rhythm to songs of beauty. Whistling, shrieking: Groaning, creakingg Crashing, clangingg Ringing, bangingg Wildly. loudly. I hear thunder Of Machinery. the roar and P. IV.

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