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

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board o trustees The average hugh school student probably looks upon the Board of Trustees as a group elected by the people for the sole purpose of sayung no to your requests or as a necessary evul whuch must be borne wuth a certaun amount of tolerance lt us true that un some cases the answer must be no but when your request us faur or your need us lustufued the answer us always yes The functuon of the Trustees us to furnush you wuth all the foculutues for your educatuon that ut us possuble to provude The admunustratuon durects the proper use of those foculutues Durung the past few years extensuve property has been acquured and very recently constructuon has been started on the Rosemead Hugh School whuch wull be partually completed for you thus year provudung many addutuonal class rooms an a beautful campus Property has been purchased un the Bassett area where another Hugh School us to be erected un the near future A good deal of consuderatuon has been guven to your need of proper athletuc foculutues Although each campus wull be provuded wuth a playung fueld for all outdoor sports property has been acquured to buuld a large modern staduum for all mayor games Each year new foculutues are added consultants are employed to advuse us an advanced methods of educotuon and archutects for new structures have your comfort and can venuence constantly un mund as they desugn Whatever your thoughts uf any, regardung the Board of Trustees you may rest assured that no actuon us ever taken on any ussue untul we feel confudent after careful consuderatuon that our decusuon us for your greatest bene fut and best for the school as an educatuonol unstututuon Mr R C Davus Presudent of the Board of Trustees Mr Davus Presudent Dr Butters Clerk Mr Dancer Mr Hampton Mr Pearson Mr Hucks Secretary

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acuity Mr. Eugene Green: Boys, I want you to thrill the girls in the audience, not me. Mr. Carl Tarnstrom: Whata you say you guys and gals? Miss Willah Alspaugh: Be more business like. Miss Cosette Anderson: Did you look it up in the card catalogue? Mr. Terry Bari-ron: Let's go. Mr. Millard Babbitt: Mrs. India Bonney: Learn to listen and you'll learn, Mr. Harold Brown: Good work, guy! Miss Luela Buckley: Mrs. Gladys Chaney: What is your complaint, and what are the symptoms? Miss Verda Charleston: And now for tomor- row's assignment . . . Mrs. Lona Choens: What's your number? Mrs. Marjorie Cirino: En la clase de espanol tambien aprendemos el ingIes. Miss Eoma Clemons: Fine thing. Mr. Raymond Cole: lf you have nothing to do -don't do it here. Mr. Carl Cooper: Hutl Hoop! Three! Four! Mrs. Joseph Cosfarellaz All right, on the ball! l.et's go! Mrs. Thelma Coursey: Thanks a million. Miss Mary Cramblet: Did you hear the bell? Mr. Arthur Donner: Put the Lion's Trail to bed and start the presses rolling. Miss Ruth Dean: All right, babies, stop talk- Ing, Mrs. Ruth Durham: Nature is wonderful, Mrs. Ellen Eastvold: N'est-ce pas?