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

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JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY The junior class has been one of the most outstanding classes in the B.U.H.S. in many different school activities. When we entered the B.U.H.S., poor, meek, and green little wide-eyed freshmen, we were uproariously greeted by the sopho- mores. After the Freshman Reception, three of our members entered the first semester Debate Club. The second semester three of our members enrolled in the Scholarship Society. Both boys and girls participated in athletics. Continuing our activities, we entered our sophomore year. The first and the most important thing for us to sponsor in that year was the Freshman Re- ception which was most successful. Three of our boys made letters in football and took important parts in other sports. As the sands of time poured through the hour glass, we soon became the junior class. As soon as we entered, we had to begin making money to feed the high and mighty seniors at the end of the year. We sold candy, pop, and hot dogs at the interscholastic games, gave dances and most important of all, the Junior Carnival in March, with the theme Funville . In the last quarter of school we held our Junior-Senior Banquet, which was a complete success, capturing the prize as the most successful enterprise of the junior class. CLASS OFFICERS IRL NEWLAN ....President .DAN McCARTHY DAN McCARTHY Vice-President .HELEN PARTRIDGE CHARLES NORRIS Secretary-Treasurer GERTRUDE McAFEE — Jessie Crawford. [15]

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JUNIOR CLASS Top row, left to right: Floyd Phillips, Gertrude McAfee, Billy Hartshorn, Virginia Craig, Joe Woods, Mildred Reynolds. Second row: Margaret Price, Ruth Stevens, Newton Evers, Geraldine Aubrey, Donald Dean, Marcella Provience, Ernest Kinney, Pete Aitchison. Third row: Kenneth Moore, John Jockisch, Betty Parent, Wilfred Dixon, Mildred Hillis, Robert Simpson, Betty Boggs, Lawrence Stokley. Fourth row: Helen Partridge, Violet McKenzie, Charles Norris, Jessie Crawford, Richard Simpson, Grace Matlick, Dan McCarthy, Ethel Hess. Fifth row: Irl Newland, Harriet Clark, Leland Taylor, Mary Ellen Ryan, Lloyd Phillips, Edith McKenzie. 14 '

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SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY The good ship, Sophomore Class, set out from port on its voyage of four years in September, 1934. Many good times were had aboard ship during our first year ' s trip, and with a willing crew and a staunch ship we came into port, happy and suc- cessful. After a leave of three months we again set out, wiser and with the deter- mination to conquer new realms. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS CAPTAIN THREMA WILKERSON FIRST MATE BETTY TAYLOR SECOND MATE BETTY BARLOW THIRD MATE ROMA CARRIERE SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS CAPTAIN DOUG. MOORE FIRST MATE BETTY BARLOW SECOND MATE HELEN BOOTHE THIRD MATE ...AGNES CRAVEN W. B. CONDIT, ADVISOR On the remainder of our voyage we will endeavor to build a strong crew and with favorable winds of determination we shall steer clear of rocky fail- ures and come into port in our senior year successful, standing triumphant with colors flying. — Helen Boothe. 16