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

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Wi' Afs'f4AiW 4, I IIIIIIII lllll ll 'Ii . Qs WKV llMMlE MORRISON President DON OARRETT Vice-President MARY WARNER If T y A virtciriifx Roy Q nf Treasurer I , Sf!! y 1 f ffwffl zND SEMESTER OFFICERS During the year several excellent noon movies were sponsored by the senior class These movies were always agreat success with the students. Officers for the second semester were limmy Morrison, presidentg Don Oarrett, vice-presidentg Mary Warner, secretary, Virginia Roy, treasurer The officers throughout the year were supervised by Mrs, Oertrude Hess, chairman of the advisors, Mrs. India Bonney, Mrs Edith Irwin, Mr, Edward Post, Mr. Amos Stetler. The senior play was il? a more serious vain this year. Usually the play Is of a humorous type, but this year tradition was broken, and Stage Door was presented It drew a full house on both per- formance nights. May 2, the seniors gave a pre-prom dance in our own school gym. Then, according to tradition, the junior class gave the seniors a very lovely prorn, held at the Pasadena Masonic Temple, PACE 25

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lllllllll IIHSI lll 'Il WW BOB SMITI-I President BUI-IL PALMER ' Vice-President ANNE CADY Secretary SALLY SCI-IULER Treasurer IST SEMESTER OFFICERS The summer class of ell will live in the mem- ories of the students and members of the faculty of EI Monte because of its outstanding scholars and many activities. In the beginning of the year, a sweater commit- tee was organized and very shortly, the neat sweat- ers were seen about the campus, Before the stu- dents voted on the color and style, an assembly was given where the sweaters were modeled by senior boys and girls. The sweaters selected were beige, popular color of the season, trimmed in chocolate brown. Officers for the first semester were Bob Smith, oresidentg Buhl Palmer, vice-oresidentg Anne Cady, secretaryg and Sally Schuler, treasurer, Soon after the sweaters were out, the senior class held a dance called the Senior Sweater Swing. In October, a Halloween dance was given at which the decorations were carried out in all the ghostli- ness of the day.

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