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

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Laverne Crites David t.yman Arttnur Bloom Mr. Arttiur Bloom, Mr. i-aVerne Crites, and Mr. Davict Lyman were Bonitays practice teacti- ers this year. Ttley as- sisteci in American Prota- tems, History, and Mu- sic and English respec- tiveiy. Botti teactlers and stucients protitect ttirougtl their exctiange of icteas. Vvtiite Miss Carpenter was out oi sciioot after a serious automotniie acci- cient, Miss Annie Eciien took her place, and cii- rected ttie senior ptay. Stle proved a most capa- bie teactier, and a very interesting one. 8

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Studen t Kodq School really opened for Bonita,s leaders on September 7. for they helped to maice the freshmen feel at home when they came to Bonita to register. The assembly for the freshmen and the actual registration were partly directed by the students. Assemblies, programs, and the con- duct of athletic contests made up the N vvorlc oi the Welfare Council, with its representatives from each class, the student body oiiicers. and the presi- dents of some organizations. To this list oi activities was added this 'year a student body social program. and the student control oi assemblies. The Bearcat council, made up oi repre- sentatives from each class, was re- sponsible for iceeping attendance records and maintaining order in as- semblies. The opening assembly outlined for the students the proposed plan for the year, not only of the student body. but of various smaller organizations as well. interesting pro- grams ioiiowed, with Aivie Brower, accordionist, and Rudie, the Swiss singer, and Gale Reedy, Bonita alumnus, who told oi his year of worlc and study in Hamburg. Later in the year Alan Ferguson, another alumnus, described his trip to South America very interest- ingly. Lloyd Halvorson, Harland Hogue, Frank Kepner, and Dr. Kurtz were some of the very helpful inspirational spealcers of the year's programs. Special events were the dedi- cation of the new Music Building'-with the school trustees and VV.P.A. olzlzicials present: The fudge and the Dope Pedclier, given by Mr. Hull and Mr. Stevens: the Armistice Day Program, sponsored by the American Legion, which presented Dr. Beveridge as spealcerg the Thanksgiving assembly, with Rev. Balch of the San Dimas Community Church: and the Christmas program, with songs, readings. and a slcit. Musical events in- cluded the Eureica Jubilee Singers of Chicago, the Chatiey A Capella Choir, directed by Mr. Bialceslee, and a program from La Verne College. Exchange programs were unusually good this year. Puente presented a fashion show --of old and new sports costumes, and a series of graceful Spanish dances. Chino's pro- gram was well-balanced. with solos, group songs. and readings, and Citrus sent the band to play. 10