El Monte High School - Trails End Yearbook (El Monte, CA)

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CGMMISSICDNERS BOB WOLSTONCROFT Vice-President Firsi and Second Semesfer is JACOUELINE RUEDY Secreiary First and Second Semesier EARL SHAW MARVIN SCHOBER BILL STEM R Yell-leaders Boys'A1hIefics Frelhmen A NOLD WEITSCHAT L ,F N ews pe per '-UNG5 ausseu. McFANN JOHN, MALNERITCH Acfivifies Llon Knighfi L 'E' SHQILQAPPLEGATE WYNN ENGLE ELAINE GREEN Mg. HAD'-EY BETTY HALL '5 Mmehcs Annual Girls' League Faculty Advisor Fingnce

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ASSCDCIATED STUDENTS 1 MIKE ROBBINS EARL BROOKS President Firsl Semesfer PfeSidfl3y? Second Sem ., 1 5 . j A B When a song wriler lhinks ol a lune and a lyric, he has no idea as lo whal success his crealion will achieve. ll may slrike lhe public lancy lor a couple ol weeks and lhen die oul complelely. ln a like manner il is hard lo realize lhe imporlance ol club charlers, school conslilu- lions, even slale or nalional laws ol organizalions, unlil aller lhey are eslablished and respecled by all members ol lhe group governed by lhem. The newly adopled conslilulion now provides lhe sludenl body wilh a lirm loundalion on which lo sland. Through lhe numerous commissioners, sludenls and leachers have been drawn logelher in a closer relalionship and underslanding. Ten years lrom now, E. U. H. S. graduales no doubl will look back on lhis I939 accomplishmenl as a documenl lhal has always been looked up lo by lhe Associaled Sludenls and lhe lacully. Bul even one year aller a popular song is wrillen lhe general public has lorgollen lhe words and no doubl lhe melody. Mosl composilions enioy a brighl bul shorl duralion, while conslilulions live and are recognized lor cenluries. Due credil is deserved by Mike Robbins, lirsl semesler A. S. presidenl, and lhe Conslilulion Commillee lor lheir hours ol work and lireless ellorl. Sludenl body ollicers lor lhe lirsl semesler were Mike Robbins, presidenl: Bob Wolsloncroll, vice-presidenlg and Jacqueline Ruedy, secrelary. Second semesler inlroduced Earl Brooks, presidenl: Bob Wolsloncroll, vice-presidenl: Jacqueline Ruedy, secrelaryq Belly l-lall, commissioner ol finance, and lhe new commissioners who look ollice aller lhe ralilicalion ol lhe conslilulion.

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CLASSES Individual fhoughfs and ideas form fhe major and minor nofes of each class. If a group has been successful, if has performed as an orchesfra af fhe down beaf of fhe maesfro's bafon. The class symphony is divided info four secfions: freshmen, sopho- mores, iuniors, and seniors. The seniors have worlced fhroughouf four successive high school years fo achieve harmony in fheir dufies, iusf as fhe second frumpef becomes firsf frumpef because of fhe careful sfudy of fhe parf he plays. Under fhe wafchful eyes and careful guidance of fheir leaders, fhe members of fhe classes learn fhe lesson all arfisfs musf learn, fo use fhe mind fo advanfage. When fhe individual has accomplished his own faslcs, his ideas musf be modified fo fif info fhe score of fhe symphony. This done, fhe class performs wifh ease, and, in furn, receives fhe benefif.