Bonita High School - Echoes Yearbook (La Verne, CA)

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Departmental Work English That subject so important To the finer appreciation of literature, To the perfection of speech. English-essential to refinement. Teachers: Bernice Carpenter Alida Parker Susan Dismore 4. .Sl'il'fll'l' A subject for those who seek adventure, Where are found the answers to per- plexities. What possibility to broaden one's intel- lect l Science and new worlds to conquer. Teachers: Rudolph lfischer 1 lilsworth Green Jluthrunlticx The favorite of keen minds, Where accuracy and common sense are equally necessary, Where one can work wonders with iig- ures and facts, Math-the team-mate of science. Teacher: Edna Lochridge Lfmguagc A bit of renaissance, The contacting of other worlds, Make yourself interesting to others. Languages-enchanting and different. Teachers: Maude Rudkin ik Elise Nelson Hirlory The foundation and the builder, The inspiration to progress, Giving courage to the wise and ambition to the hopeful, History-the leader of men. Teacher: Josephine Chapman ,L Speech Ari: See the world through other eyes. Drama and character portrayed- Worth-while orations and staunch de- bates, Speech Arts and attainment of poise and assurance. Teacher. Bernice Carpenter flluric Musical expression. Appreciation of the musical art, Sing and play for enjoyment. Music-the pathway to higher ideals. Teacher: Martha Dent Aff! Seeing and expressing the beautiful, Greater opportunities for self-expres- sion, Painting and craft work, Art and the ability to distinguish the beautiful from the gaudy. Teacher: Gladys Blackk llama Ecwnwzicx That study so essential to the making of life A sane and happy existence. Teacher: Marguerite Randall 4, Wood Shop and Machine Shop A knowledge of the art of creating practical articles. Teachers: John Price Francis Harbin A meficanization Sharing our domestic arts with foreign friends. Teacher: Edith Hosford Substitute Teacher: Naomi Helwick Commercial Training the student for clean, honest business. Teachers: julia Holmes Howard Smith?

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' r ,J A0 l fzmfr Spurgeon Rothrot-k l'rt-sident Wayne llanawalt X'it'e-l'resitlent Maclge lfist-lit-1' ,Secretary l'l'ist'illa l'latl Freshman Class .. Xvelfztre RICSHMICNY Oh how sweet falls the name upon our listening ears. Green? -of course, but we shall ripen soon, with three whole years to do so. just wait, dear Bonitians. The pep we own just overflows from us. VYe think we are treated royally. The fac- ulty. big sisters. upperclassmen. friends- have all done their part in making us feel that Bonita is our Dear Old Hif' XVe work, we toil. we slave. but always find time to have jolly good fun making the bleachers quake vvhile we yell for Bonita. who can count on us for anything she might ask-from bringing roses to the dear teachers to shining the seniors' shoes. Oh, our mistake Y VVe haven't introduced ourselves. The honorable Freshmen of V733 take great pleasure in meeting all you friendly citizens of Bonita. 'l'he lfreshmen are a jolly bunch. Both morning time and after lunch XYe love the cheer-we love to play: We love to work ?-I hate to say! These lfreshmen dash about the school, .-X-trying to keep every rule. They tease their teachers, classmates, too: Where ere they are'-you'll not be blue. If ere a feed comes into view. Of pickles dill or onion stew, The group the first to be on hand XVill be the giggling lfreshie band! Though young, they think they're very wise, lt's not our age-or yet our size. 'l'hey feel they can all matters fixg The carefree class of '36! -P. Plat! Iliker Piker Cominiker Sis Boom Bah Ifreshmen, Freshmen Rah! Rah! Rah!