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

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fi, 3 it vffr 'fi ' 94 J' 075 cf l,i'WQ lla DEDICATICDN Over his keys the musing organist Beginning doubtfully and far away First lets his fingers wander as they list And builds a bridge from Dreamland for his lay. just as the organist of James Russell Lowell's poem built a bridge from Dream- land for his lay,', so the El Monte Union High School Music Department has created a shining structure of harmony which has arched across the entire school year. Mrs. Carolyn M. Keller and Mr. Harold Brown, who head the music organization of the school, have shaped their student musicians into orchestral units, choruses, and bands. Among these splendid groups are the Los Musicos Club, whose members furnish programs for both school and community affairs, the Girls' Chorus, whose outstanding achievement this year was a March concert, the Concert Orchestra, a group devoted to the fostering of classical musicg and the Lions' Band, which has won an outstanding place among institutions of Southern California. Throughout the year their sweet harmonies, their colorful presentations have enriched the lives of all on the E.U.H.S. campus. To the Music Department we dedicate this issue of the nineteen hundred and thirty- nine Trail's End. The song is ended, but the melody lingers on.