Brea Olinda High School - Gusher Yearbook (Brea, CA)

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K TL' J ?acultq Top Row-Rosemary Bennett, English and Journalism, Albert E. Stuelke, History, Public Speaking, and Dramaticsg Olive Pinney, English and History. Second Row-Paul Norris, Science and Electricity, Harriet Shadforth, Languages and Community Problems, Frank Hopkins, Mathematics and Boys' Sportsg Irene Preble, Nurse. Third Row-Kathryn Mitchell, Librariang Shorty', Smith, Boys' Physical Education, Beatrice Helmick, Shorthand and Typingg Louise Chapman, Music, Cora Fulton, Homemaking. Bottom Row-Leland Auer, Band, Nora Todd, Secretary, Robert Bates, Machine and Auto Shopg Maxine Whisnant, Girls, Physical Educationg Robert Ross, Work Shop, Ruth Roberts, Art. ul ,puma Lil -. - - -

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Uice If hcqz Ili euage From the crude tom-toms of the savages to the perfected musical instruments of to-day, music has been a means of expressing emotion. For a well- rounded life, one must have music. As our leisure time increases, it becomes more necessary. It creates happiness, and brings relaxation. Music plays an important part in our high school. The band and school songs create enthusiasm and develop a line school spirit. Our orchestra and glee club give us an opportunity to appreciate the best selections in music. Wfe may well be proud of the musical activities in Brea-Glinda Union High School. -Myrtle K. Van Derhoof. P1-incqz I' e Aage Songs are but a medium of expression of inner spirit and serve as a gage of the cooperative enthusi- asm engendering progress. The virility, dignity and seriousness of a student body is reflected in its school songs. Wlieil occasion daunts the spirit, the school songs buoys it up and gives new courageg when suc- cess would turn the head, school songs recall into balance conceit and wisdom. Song reveals the true heart, erases the webs of lust, hatred, conceit and discontent and floods the soul with sunshine, good will and determination. May we ever sing. Cl. O. l'lAllVl1Y, Principal

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Sala vol Koa:-cl The ambition of the Board of Trustees is to further our education to a higher standard. We are fortunate to have a school board that is interested in the progress and maturity of every student. They give us many vocational classes so that we may outfit ourselves for a career without going farther than high school, They also give us a very good academic course. Every member on the school board is highly recom- mended for such a position of interest. The class of '40 wish to extend their appreciation to the board members for their happy four years at Brea- Olinda. Left Panel-Ed Curtis, prcsidentg Guy Ledbetter, clerkg Ed Pctefkin, Right Panel-Bernice Curtis, Joe Witten 12