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

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I sincerely hope that my term of office during the first semester met with the expectations that were held for me. If so, may I take this oppor- tunity to express my appreciation to those who so ably helped with the fulfillment of those ex- pectations during the fall term. Your Vice-Presi- dent Pat Patterson, Secretary Joyce Dodson, and each commissioner served with cooperation that was tops. Without their help l'm sure that any success we did achieve would have been impos- sible. Miss Robbie Hopkins, our faculty adviser, was our greatest help, and her endless hours of effort in our behalf were greatly appreciated. LOREN RUSSELL, A.S.B. PRESIDENT, FALL In years to come, when you are looking back on this ol' annual, it may be the only remembrance of the really swell times you had in El Monte High. If in any way we could help you to remem- ber the pleasant things-those things that bring a twinkle or a tear to your eye-we would like to do it, it would fulfill the purpose of the book and make a perfect ending to an enioyable term of office. At this time I would like to thank every teacher and student for his help and cooperation. You will never know the pleasure and the grand experiences that you have afforded me. So, to all my friends, I would like to say: Carry on in the American way. JACK BARRY, A.S.B. PRESIDENT, SPRING 1 3 fp , 5 9 9?--X if I onohan Finance Louis Guerrero Activities George Kmoshnta Act ties Billy Saltonstall, Assem. Don Brock, Assemblies Glenn Smith Ann Stagus Girls Lg Don Garrison Boys Fed Virginia Nichols Don Waddell, Nat. Def. Ray Cox, National Def. VIYQIHIC 0 Connor Flag bearers Lionesses

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Patterson Vice-Pres. Bill Norton, Vice-Pres. Guess Annual Bob Nims, Newspaper Tyra Lnonesses Dick Watson, Lion Knights COMMISSI ASSOCIATED STUDENTS AND COMMISSION. Backed and aided by a hard-working, coopera- tive group of fellow officers, popular Loren Rus- sell, as president, conducted the affairs of the Associated Students for the first semester of the 1941-42 school year. A campaign rally assembly, carried on in the manner ofa large political con- vention, was a highlight of Loren's term. Pat Pat- terson, as vice-president, Joyce Dodson, as secre- tary, and Betty Corwin, as commissioner of finance, fulfilled their duties as officers most commendably. Loren brought honor to our school by his being elected president of San Gabriel Valley Student Officers' Conference. Joyce Dodson, Secretary Victor Cline, Newspaper Jack Robson, Lion Knights . s q ON Jack Barry, also very prominent in school ac- tivities, was elected president for the second se- mester. Bill Norton, as vice-president, Mary Helen Akin, as secretary, and Neil Monahan, as com- missioner of finance, worked efficiently for El Monte High School. The getting of EImo, that charmingly fero- cious lion mascot, was one of Jack's many achievements. Miss Robbie Hopkins, faculty adviser for the commission, is, in a great part, responsible for the smooth management of Associated Student affairs. Mary Helen Akin, Sec. Bill Stem, Boys' Athletics Sue Starr, Scholarship Bill Houghton, Yell leader Betty Corwin, Finance Fred Barton, Boys' Ath. Judy Perry, G.A Jack Barry, Scholarship James Fortune, .A.

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