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

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N y x ' 1 a . 4 4 l Y J 4 1, SUPERlNTENDENT'S MESSAGE These are days which try lrberty loytng people to the lrmrt Democracy IS berng challenged bt a wax ot lute which regards human belngs as dupes and serts and human lrte as trash The theme ot xour year boolf calls us baclc to an appreclatlon ot the real meanrng ot treedom and to a more srgnltrcant understandlng ot what rt means to luxe rn a countrx where we can walk among crowds wrthout a tear ot tl secret polrce In luture wars as xou thumb through the pages til lhrs llool, we are COlllIClSIll that xou wall be able lo trllrrm the Iact that these llllllg days were tol- lowrml llx sunshlne and optlmlsnt, and that every El lxlot-to Llnron llrgh School student gave ot his best an loyalty, rn sorylce, and rn sacrrtrce to help thus ntrlron ross lnumphanllg through those days whrch new so tltlrlt and dangerous lyltry I lhanlc each and every one ot you tor your ltne r ooperalron durung the school year. Cordrally yours, Robert S l llClsS Dlstrlct Supernntendent

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W N X.. PRINCIPAL These are times that try men's souls g these are stir- ring and challenging times This country has need ot the very best that each ot us has to give. lust being a good tellovv will suttice no longer The call today is tor cour- ageous leadership and a vvillingness tor selt-sacriticet This type ot service cannot be conscriptiveg it is purely a volun- tary attair, You young people must meet this challenge vvith courage and enthusiasm, secure in the taith that it is all vvell vvorth the ettort, Sincerely, B L. Bergstrom DEAN OF GIRLS As you turn the pages ot this boolf, you vvill remember discussions in class-rooms, conversations at noon, sunny days on the athletic tield, triumphs and defeats in the gym, music and plays in the auditorium, dances, picnics, parties, books, lessons, study-hall, the library, examinations and countless other things that have been important to you, Each ot you vvill remember ditterent things, but all ot you vvill remember the people you have knovvn and the triends you have made May your memories and your triendships be everlasting toy to you Sincerely your friend, Margaret Crosby IWW, I 4m f'w4j1-,