Barstow High School - El Desierto Yearbook (Barstow, CA)

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Cdlffwf--1919-192 September J '15LeFirstu ,day Of' Schoeol+Oh1! 'c the new ? 5uiJi1Qi!, l'Miss'- V . DLaW'rence'filledfMiss.McNees'e's'Vplaee forjfirstiweeki v September 17-+C1ass meetings 'tb'f'elect't.Officers.' Q -er September 20'ffMiss:?McNeese 'back againfi W ' - - September'--224Seniors wearing 2O4'Vinfpurp.1e andi goldQ Q- ' ' W September 24-Freshie. colorsf-Hello!-and gthen Farewell. 'fStudent Body meeting. ' Filled vacantoffices. Everybodyfpiay your J ' dues! , Meeting of upper classmen to arrange initiation for r ' Freshmen. 1 -- e J' ' f Q' f t September 26-Mr. Thomas' -in assemblyg Finances. 'f' f - e October 3+Freshie Initiation. -Welcome 'Freshies 'as' fulllfledged ' members of B.-'U. HQ SL' V3.I'lOl1S,t' efforts i'n'for'atory and ,S ' similar results. ' J t J V ,' ' ' ' me October 10+Miss .Miken in assembly. Cavaleria 'Rusticaiiag J ' October 1.5-Leonard? uand' 'Bessie' in ' chorusa' 4 William fTelvleg'1, l October-17-Miss McNeese- in assembly. Wholesome and Vulgar amusements. t y . October 27-Mr. Luttenton. in assembly-f'Theodore Roosevelt. ' Octob.er,31-Concert in lmusic period.. Sophomore's Hallowelen a e party. c - . ' November 7-Miss Davis took us, all to Alaska and back again dur- M1ng chorus. - . , . , g -- November 11-Armistice 'Day pienic to Mt.. 'G9l1QI'3.llq VVlfLlfl. 'Hinkley ' . people. Raggedshoes and burned' facesl-Q' Q i November 13-14-Exams. ., - 1 . ' , i Q December 5-Mrs.. Toeppler rendered several ,selecti-oiivsf on the . . violin in chorus. e . . - ' ' December '9-New pictures f0r.Study Halli.'-.fOhVristmas candy for W sale by Domestic Science girls. ' ' - Q ' December 10-Miss-Headman discussed'fGh'autaui1ua. ' e' ' December 12-Program-Orchestra played,QGlee! Club sang, piano ' and violin solos and a heated debatie. Holidays begun., December 29-School starts again. Many, students' still recovering. December 30+More new pictures in Spanish room and library. January 1-2-School closed over New Year. - l January 6-New basketball court. Blackboards in Spanish room. January 7-Gingerbread today and sponge cake tomorrow from ' Domestic Science. Keep your nickles handy. January 10-The Domestic Science girls have Hcandyw for sale, . Five cents a bag. ,January 16-Rumor of 4'flu. January 22-23-Second Quarterly Exams. January 29-Freshies' Tacky party. Page Twenty-Three .

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SOPHOMORE CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS Page Twenty-Two

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xl February' 2-'4Flu.H School closed by health officer. - February 11-School opens again. Miss ,Davis and Miss Paxton fail to appear. ' A February 12+Miss Davis is present but Miss Paxton has the 'ffluf' Miss ' Davis in 'assemblyfi 4 Lincoln s Birthday. February 16+The Student Body sends Miss Paxton flowers. February 18eLetter' shower for Miss Paxton. l I' Marchl' 14Miss Paxton is 'well and islagain one of fus. March 25-Much excitement, third Quarterly Exams. ju March 26-Bond., Election Defeated. V' Springf vacation beginsf' April April April April April 'April Apri .Aim Apri April May June June une' A 5-School opens, g Q . ' ' 8fMi'ss Paxton .presents the Student Body a picture of the ' Coliseum of Rome. f i',, fi ' '10-Game with Victorville. ' ' - A 16-Mr. Yager in assembly-Animals of the Desert. A H 19-Mr. Yager in assembly-Wild Flowers of the Desert'.i '- .20-The Heavenly Twinsjgiven by the Editorial Staff and Who's Who by the Faculty. Kodak Day. f 21+Everyone requested to bring wild flowers to send to State- Fair. Mr. Thomas does so. Boys in Overall Brigade. 284Mrs. Toeppler again favored us with several violin se- lections. 1 29-Pictures of.Student Body, classes, teams, Glee Club and A 'H Orchestra taken by Miss Aiken. ' ' ' 30-Junior:'Dance. Selections -'on-'the-'Victrola in assembly. 8-Baseball game with Victorville. g ..',' . -. ' '6LBacc'alaureate' Sunday. ' ' ' ' ' '. ' 7-fHigh 'School Vaudeville. A ' 8-lGraduation Night. P V - .fl -, , l ij .--IX-U-.--f' .-1 j b- Miss Davis Cas she noticed the, unusual numberlfof' seats be- tween Frederica and LeonardD'+-Why have you changed your seats? Frederica-l'm going to sit far enough-away from Leonard to flirt with him, so :I can learn how before the play. ' .i Miss Davis-I don't think there will be much learning neces- sary. A l OOO OOO XO . i ., .Leonard-Fritz, I saw Clyde yesterday. ' ' Fritz+Well, was he glad to see you? What did het sa'y?'t 'fy Leonard-I asked him if he remembered Frederica Dresie and he said HNo, who is she, a Mexican? l OOO OOO OOO V Albert Hill-Women sure cost money. 'i '- Ruby Wilson-How come? - A A '- Albert Hill-Why Eve even cost Adam one bone 13315. 1' ' Page Twenty-Four 1