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

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ront r vw Rodriguez, Bruesch, Hanawalt. Etxcrsolc. quon row tjcarmnn, Roberts, Yanmsliita, Calvert, fviltmcrt, Vvard, Xvhitc, lvlrs. c n Hartman. Q1 'Iague The main object of the Girls' League ot Bonita is to promote a better feeling among the girls in their complete school lite. Many activities are put on by this organization to carry this aim through. Throughout the tall season many social functions are attended by the girls. Two out- standing events are: Big and Little Sisters Tea, and Mothers and Daughters Banquet. The lVlothers and Daughters Banquet, given November 9. '50, was a very successful occasion with the main theme being H0ver the Rainbow . The program consisted of tallcs given by ditterent girls. They were: Dorthea Van Fleet who spoke on S'Democracy in the Homeug Betty Forrest on HHorizons ln Vocationng Frances Magnuson tallied on UHOW to be Spiritualu. lxflrs. Friesen ended the program by giving an inspirational tallc on Uvviden- ing Horizonsu. Ann Roberts had charge ot the charming decorations, which included fairy castles as table decorations and tiny castles as favors. Balloons hung trom the ceiling add- ed to the atmosphere. The Big and Little Sisters Tea is for the benetit ot the new girls, so that they may be- come acquainted with their classmates. This was held in the school cafeteria with about 125 girls enjoying it on that tair day ot September l-4. The story telling tor the David Er lxflargaret Home children is given throughout the year once a weelc. The committee consisted ot a group ot girls led by Velma Calvert. They were: Joyce lvloore, Corinne Stolces, Dorinne Broadwater, Evelyn Bannister. Otticers tor the year were: Genevieve Hanawalt, president: Clara Mae Ebersole, vice- presidentg Virginia Harbin. social Chairman: secretary, Genevieve Rodriguez: campus chairman: Lorraine Floresg unitorm chairman, Olive Pearman: music. Bette Vvhitez food, Barbara Gilbert: treasurer, Eulene Brueschg arts, Ann Roberts, The combined Girls, League and Boys' Association resulted in an interesting and amus- ing program on November 20, '39. The program consisted ot the slcit 'Sit Down Strilcen, followed by a tap dancer, Grace Seiten. Jane Ann Naegle's baton exhibition won enthusiastic applause. while the audience 14

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Ku, ' 14 oc ht bn screamed lor more oi Ruth Wards' Red VVing. The trio Two Vvinlcs and a Dream sang two numhers. .iune Yamashita then turned the program over to Wayne Schrocic, who introduced his various numhers. Clayton and Bill Hoclcenhery added a Hawaiian touch with their two guitars. Paul Kilgore spilled a lot of tales ahout his relatives in Arkansas. The corny Six added hits of corn to the program hy their two numhers, UI Can Dream Can't in and When l Crow Too Old To Dream. Niuch lun is always gained hy the Girls' Leagues uBonita's Handsome Boy contest, except hy the poor emharrassed hoy who receives the flower crown from Genevieve Han- awalt. along with a lot of razzing. The lad winning the contest was none other than our sophomore giamor-hoy. Clair Hanawalt. On Fehruary 16, lViiss Neely oi Pomona was a guest spealier at the Bonita Student Body Assemhiy, with the Girls' League President. Genevieve Hanawalt, presiding. The program was in honor of Susan B. Anthony. Another of the Girls' League entertainers was the very fascinating Mrs. Vvehh. wife of the founder ol! Vvehh School. She gave an inspiring tallc on her experiences as teacher and mother to over a hundred hoys. lViusic, dancing and laughter filled the Girls' Gym at their annual Hi-Jinx Party, March 8. Prizes were awarded to those clever people dressed up in Gay Ninetiesn style. The mistress of ceremonies, Genevieve Hanawalt, lnirst crowned the Hi-Jinx Queen, Daisy Deshazer, followed hy prizes to the groups and individuals hest attired for the oc- casion. The winners were: Corinne Stokes, Ann Roherts for the funniest couple: Kathryn i.ittle, Doris Overholtzer as hest couple: Berna Uhms, Olive Pearman. Daisy Deshazer for the hest family group: Jewel Broolcs tool: the prize as the prettiest, and Marjorie Belknap lor the funniest. in the meetings ol the Boys' Association this year. vocational guidance was an im- portant lactor. Mr. Ray Cullen. superintendent oi the l-a Verne schools, gave a very interesting discussion oi vocational possihilities. As entertainment, moving pictures concerning outdoor sports were presented during the year. These movies demonstrated the correct methods lor fishing. hoating, etc. Presi- dent oi the group was Vvayne Schrocli, vice-president. Jimmie Heath. and secretary, Glenn Showers. Advisers were John Price and Orville Thomason. ijflllii TUVVI Sll0VVt'l'S, l1l'ilill. SCFUIIKI TOVVZ ijfifih SClll'Ul'l'i, lll0llliIS0ll.