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

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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?

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Miss Zelma Latter: All right now. Mr. Robert Leonard: That's good - now change it. Miss Bertha Lindel: That's an A remark. Mrs. Esther MacKay: Keep your eyes to the right. Mrs. Eva Martin: Please don't disturb our neighbors. Mrs. Dorotha Maulsby: Think! Mrs. Ruth Mayer: Just a moment, please! Mr. William Morgan: Ycu'll get out of school what you put into it. Mrs. Mary Etta Murray: What is the English derivative? Miss Belva Mythaler: Oh goodness! Mrs. Mabel Mcliee: Come on you all, get olf the dime and let's play ball. Miss Margaret McCue: Quiet, girls. Mr. Roy Mclnturff: Be an asset to your class. Mr. Lester McNichoIs: So she goes. Mr. Phillip McQuown: Great Scott! Mr. Lynn Nearpass: I can't complain. 11 Miss Helen Nelson: All rightee, girls. Mr. Harry Nissley: Miss Muriel Olson: Talking is a matter of self control. Mrs. Ernesto Pease: Miss Florence Peterson: Remember those dead lines. Mr. Edward Post: I guess it's really Monday after all, Mrs. Jean Pratt: Mr. Harold Rasmussen: All right! Let's get swinging. Mr. Joseph Riassetto: Sorry-no test today. Mrs. Josephine Richards: Did you do the some thing to both sides of the equation? Mr. Delmar Risse: All right, you guys, break it up and get to work. Mr. James Roman: Now to get back to the subiect-