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

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5. n I I I C K M5255 QUITE A ms FISH IN' I-IERLHUHPNELL, In SHOUIEM How 7U FIsI-I! li .17 fr .4 I 2, fo EEE. l vliiiii l Ii , l i l ' FRESHMHN ' - 'f:.4f-- Y , -YA ---1.--V -V ,...f ,Xi Y Y,.,..f -T . ' a f---- uw i d-I 1 Freshman Class This year, I934-35, our lreshman year in Bonila l-ligh School, has been one lhal will always be remembered by The class members. From eighlh grade 'ro high school is always a broad educalional jump for any freshman. We, lhe class ol '38, received a greal lhriil when we enlered and became accjuainled wilh so many helpful Upper Classmer- and lacully members. - In addilion lo our sludies we were soon enjoying fhe various alhlelic sporrs and clubs. These oufside aclivi'ies assured us lhal we were really slu- denls of Bonila. We have grea+ly enjoyed 'raking par? in and wilnessing lhe many delighrlul and lhrilling plays and aclivilies presenled during The year ar Bonila. We are delighled al rhe Though? +ha+ we have rhree more happy years yer fo come al Boni+a. Vife lfnow lha? we, lhe class of '38, will worlc lo enjoy ils friendships and acriviries and, above all, live up +o Boni+a's morlo I Serve. Vv'hen we fhinlc of rhe seniors who are leaving us, a 'reeling ol loneliness comes over us, buf we are pleased Lhai fhey are going inlo lhe world lo acquire grearer slcill in learning how lo be happy. 'We really do appreciale and will never lorgel' rhe kindness and a++en+ion +hey gave 'ro us during our freshman year al' Boni'a. Seniors, we wish For you in We lulure all lhe luclc and joy 'rhal can be wished. -Laura Dale IS

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Bonita Bearcat Gossip Column September 15, 1 960 second marriage Turned out to be a failure, he has become a woman hater. Bill always was a woman hater-hates to be away from them. Dorrine Montz VanDusan has broken the record of Aiice Baird, sensational woman mountain climber, in her recent daring ascent To the highest peak in the Alps. Miss May Brubaker has painted another of those famous pictures of hers. She calls this one Schooldays. New York has been greatly excited over some of Miss Brubaker's paintings in the past. We find Miss Elizabeth McNeil has lately secured a position as school teacher in a little country school in the Ozark Hills. Tom McCullough, noted dealer in all sorts of cars, has put a new model on display. lt is an extremely quaint-looking fashion, resembling a crcss between a Ford and a Pontiac. lt has therefore been named the Fordiac. Mrs. Grant Foote has just broken the old tree-sitting record by sitting for nine, teen days, six hours, twenty-five minutes. and five and one-half seconds in a pear tree in her back yard. Mrs. Foote will be remembered as Ida Watts. The enthusiastic professor, Mr. Robert Keswick, has resigned his position as Philosopher on Etiquette at Harvard College. He will be succeeded by Mr. John Lin- qenfelder, who opened a group of tea shops in Los Angeles last year. Mr. Henr Dale Winthers, lawyer, recently won a case over Mr. Vernon McQueen. famous crime lawyer, Hilario Cachero, Justice of the Peace at San Dimas, declares business is picking up this year. Misses Regina Veiar and Edna Ibanez, two prominent leaders ot the Ladies' Aid Society of a middle western town, have resigned their positions because of a lack of members. Miss Hazel Holbrook, Brethren missionary to Africa, has announced that since August l she has converted twenty Africans in her special revival meetings. Viola Brooks Jochimsen, song writer, has recently published a new song entitled, l Want to Grow Tall Like You. Joaquin Sanchez was last seen drifting on a raft off the coast near Laguna Beach. He intended to get himself shipwrecked and bo a hermit, For all we know, he may have succeeded. -Vera Sheely 17

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