Bishop Union High School - El Pinon Yearbook (Bishop, CA)

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BL PINON 15 §OIPIHO ilOIRIE CILA§§ lhll§TOIR¥ IX tlic tall i)i 9M, a hand of badly friglitcned Freshmen ascended the steps of the P.ishop I ' nion Mig ' h School in search of further knowledge. I ' or two semesters, they were forced to submit to the insults of upper- classmen. Thirty-three strong, the class of ' ,?5 entered the halls of R. L . II. S. this year. We have worked hard to attain the Iiighest round of the ladder our last two years. The Sophomore class has established a high reputa- tion. Members of the class took leading |)arts in the school pla - and oper- etta. ( )ur boys have fought for us in football and basketball, and our girls succet ' dcd in taking second place in interclass basketball. First places were gained in the oratorical contest, and in debating we to(d honors. All in all. we have done our ])art to uphold H. U. H. S. to the best of our abilit} ' . (Jur offlcers for the tirst semester were: Enid Anion, President; Hazel Dehy, Vice-President; Clara Shelly, Secretary; Vivian Johnson, Treasurer. These officers caried out their work excellently. Their successors for the sceond semester were: Sidney McAfee, President; Enid Amon, X ' ice-Presi dent; Dorothy Wilkrson, Secretary; Hazel I ehy. Treasurer. Tlieir work alst) was satisfactory. .Mso, many offices were held in various organizations Fiesides our liusiness, we carried on our social activities. Then- was our class party — remember it went over Itig? The comjuittee carried plans out and the event was a high light of the year.

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14 EL PTNON JUPS IICIR CILA§§ lhll§T(DIR¥ Till ' , Juiiiur class is one of the most (jutstaiuling and niosl acti (. ' class ' s that ever entered B. U. II. v ' s. As Freshmen, we ])oor victims of circumstance were welcomed iirarlih 1 - tile Sophomores at the Freshmen Reception. After recoveriujj; from aches and pains received there, we immc lialely hes an to dd thinj s. The most important event of our Sophomore year was the l ' reshmen Reception when we had the opportunity of greeting Freshmen. We also enjoyed several p;irties and picnics that year. This year was spent in making money to feed the mouths of the hungry but mighty Seniors. Our Junior Carnival was a howling success. The Junior-Senior banquet was one of the best ever given. The fcKxl was served in a romantic vSpanish style and was greatly enjoyed b ' the Seniors There are twenty-seven members of ovu- class. Althougli ' he class isn ' t the largest, much talent is represented in it. ' e are leaders in s|)ori.s, oratory, dramatics and scholarship, (hw boys and girls were cham])iiiiis r almost every sport in which the}- [larticipated. Several member ' - of oui class have taken part in all the ])lays. We won second place in tbi ' l egion Essay Contest. There ' s only one thing left to say. Long live the Juniors! The officers were : First Semester: F ' res., Mary Arcularius : ' ice-I ' res., Dorotln- Pixoii Sec, Helen Balow. Second Semester: Pres., Dorothy Dean; ' ice-I ' res., Helen IJarlow . Sec., Genevieve Roberts.

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w EL PINON iriRE ' rirviiAP cila§§ imiistoiry AT the hcg-iiiniiii;- nf the school year of l ' ' .i,i. tlu- r.islio|i I ' liion llij -l ' School accfiitcil. with imich poni]i, forty or more l ' r(.-shiiK-ii. I ' or t w weeks, the Froshnicii were coiiii)clle(l to wear shirts hackw anls. to w car cliffereiit colored stockinsjs and to | erforiii nian otlier initiation rites. Af ' T a while, the new students hecanie accustomed to stran,i;e faces and ww classes, and ijrew more at ease. The Freshman clas- h.as taken quite an active part in school activities. In the Dehate Clul . three of th k ' n-sli men tjirls took |iart and went into the linals of the interclass deliates. In the second semester the . clK.ilarship Societ - enrolled, with other students, three Freshmen. In atliletics, the hoys and j irls have taken an active part, hi foothall there were fourteen lioys that turned out from tlu ' l ' ' reslim;m class ami al thou.t h none received places ou the varsity, they will make a !L;ood trv ne.xt year. The S ' irls have also participated in volleyd)al!, haskethall. hasehall and d.ancin,!. -, and they h;ive t iven tjdod competition in the interclass ijames. In the future, the Freshmen hope to attain honors and m;ike a name lor llu ' ir cl.ass. Officers for the lirst senu-ster were: hdoyd Phillips, ( resident : l.lovd Phillips. ice-l ' resident : Chesley C.aylord. Treasurer; I.illi.m I ' rovience. Secretary. Officers for the second semester were: D.m .McCarthy. President; Het- ty Parent. ice-President ; Jessie Cr.iw ford. Secrelarv- ' l ' reasurer.