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

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20 EL PINON §ClhOILAIR§lhlllP SQCIIIETY U. l)l ' ' ,l Miss T.oattv ' s Icadcrshii) tlir ScliDlarship Sciciclx has LMijoycd a very active vear. Several luiu-lu-diis liave been oiveii, and also parties (luring the year. The members this year were: Seniors— Alice 1 i. aii lUdn, Anahel IWiI- pitt. I ' earl Wilscm. Iviid l ' arlrid,i;e and Howard llillis; juniors- Mary Ar- cularins, Helen P arlow. ( .enevieve Ki l erts. Mariun Cashhaush. Dorothy Dixon. Carlton McKinney : Soplu.m.ires- I ' .nid Anion, Hazel Dehy. Clara Shelly, Dorothy Wilkerson and Rosalie ( rave.-; Freshmen— J essie Craw- ford. Mildred HiHi and Margaret Price. The lirst semester officers wt-re : President. Helen Harlow: Secretary Treasurer. Knid Partrid.ije. The second semester officers were: President. Helen Parl,.w: ice prseidnt. Anahcl P.ulpitt ; Secretary-Treasurer, ICnid P;irtrid,-e. Two of the out.ii ' oing Seniors will receive life nieiiilierships and th ■ -.,1,1 pins; thev are Anabel Pulpilt and ll..uanl llillis. l fe ' S hi ' ■- ' ■

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EL PINON 19 ILXECUTIIVIE COUr CIIIL 0. l of the nu)st iiii]i. Ttaiil i;r(.u] s in [Uv scluiol is the l ,xccutivc Coun- cil. This Council tends {n all matters that arc tno l;iri;c for thf Stu- dent r.i ' dv as a whnlc. Student cnndiu ' t and financial affairs also come uinider their suiiervisiou. The .u ' rnn]) is composed of all student hody ofli- cers, the ]iresident and secretar of all classes and i)rg-anizati( ms. 1 . IBLOCIK. B §(DCIIIET¥ Till ' I.etternien ' s Societ - is cumpused ol all hoys who have earned a letter in an - niajdr sport. . lthoui;h it seldom meets and does not hnee nuich liusiness, it is considered an important or :;anization. This J?rou|i i-; one of the oldest in the school. The present niemhers are: h ' OOTPi.VLL. — h ' rank . rculariits, Howard Arcularius, Cicortje X ' onder- heide, . ut;ust Mess. W eldon Roherts, Rwliert Christian. I )eston Clelaiid, Wil - fred Partridge, Rohert Hates, Philip I ' lUtler, . rcliie Allison, Kay McMurry, Douglas Rohinson. Clarence l)ucke ' , jack l ' isher, l onald Lutz. li.ASKKTPiALL. — . rchie . llison, Frank Arctdarius, Howard Arcularius, l ' hili|i Piutler, Jack ' I ' lslier, C.enrge cinderheide, h ' dw.ard (inldman. Nor- ni.an l .inney, John l ' ro ience. TKNNIS.— Frank . rcidarius. 1 ' .. SI ' ' .1 ' . 1.1,. — Tiim WOnacott, . rchie . llison. Frank . rcidarius.

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KL, riNON 21 OIRCINIESTIRA Till ' ' , ciirlifslia lia a aiii ln ' cn tlie k-ading musical i;riiui) nl llic school and has liccn thf source of the formation of the liand. dance or- chestra and several smaller groups, such as the trum|)et tri i. saxophone l aii l. iolin trio, and concert ensemlile. A most im])ortant aim of the or- chestra has heen to hring the student in contact with the hest in musical literature. Among the composers used ha e heen Wagner. ' I ' scliaikowsky, Ruhinstein, ' erdi, Mascagni, Mendelssohn, Chaminade and llandel. The orcliestra has a]i])eared at almost every school ])rogram. and from a dis- cotn-aging start at the first of the year has heen ahle to huild up a reputa- tion for harmonious j)la} ' ing. The band has appeared on several occasions when volume ot tone was desired.