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

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FRESHMEN Help! Help! No, it ' s not murder, only some freshmen lost in the school some place. Hello, Freshie seemed to greet us everywhere we wen t, but things soon became smoother and we rolled up our sleeves (and pant legs) and settled down to some real work. Although we took no laurels in sports, our class showed up well. Eight members made scholarships the first semester. Thanks to the class of ' 37 for introducing us to the social life of the school on the night of the Freshman Reception. FIRST SEMESTER GEORGIA ARCULARIUS.. MELVIN COOMBS JEANNE CHANCE OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER .....President .....BEN COLLINS Vice-President BARBARA BLACK Secretary BOB BUTLER JEANNE CHANCE Treasurer ZELMAY CHRISTENSON Nineteen hundred and thirty-five has done well for the class of ' 38 and we expect to do bigger and better things as time slips by. We are all freshmen at some time, so here ' s to future freshmen. Howdy, Freshies . — Jeanne Chance. — Georgia Arcularius. 17

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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

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DRAMATICS Bishop High presented its second annual vaudeville April 10, 1935. The purpose was to raise money for El Pinon. The cast and program, Apple Pie, a one act play, Billy Parcher, Geraldine Aubrey, Vance Sanders, Clair Keslar, Wilbur Parent, Grace Matlick, Mildred Reynolds, Enid Amon, Edith McKenzie. A dance, The Little Dutch Mill, Georgia Arcularius and Imogene Cashbaugh. The Chorus: Edith Provience, Roma Carriere, Pauline Springer, Shirley Richey, Esther Dale, Agnes Craven, Betty Springer, Virginia Craig. Music by the Buttles family. Skaters Clog, Geraldine Aubrey and Gertrude McAfee; Pauline John- son accompanist. Tumbling Act, Georgia Arcularius, Geraldine Aubrey, Gert- rude McAfee, Louise Parcher, Vivienne Johnson, Ruth Stevens, Billy Parcher, Sidney McAfee. An Evening In Hawaii, by Messrs. Blee, Craig, James, Vonder- heide, Reeves, Olds. Vocal solos by Mr. Byrne and Mrs. Van Loon. — Dorothy Wilkerson. THE STUDENT BODY PLAY The student body play, Stray Cats, was a howling success. But after all with such a cast and director, what else could be expected: BILLY HARRY VONDERHEIDE DICK SKINNER... BILLY PARCHER KITTY BAKER.. VIRGINIA BLACK JENNIE LONG PAULINE JOHNSON LEONA BROOKS... GRACE MATLICK WANDA TAYLOR DOROTHY MADDOX TOM SKINNER WILBUR PARENT HARRY SKINNER... SHULER HALE REV. PATTERSON .....IRL NEWLAN DIRECTOR ...MISSEWING — Clara Shelly. [18]