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

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BEHIND CLOSED DOORS Bong! Bcng! Thus struck the clock at the fatal hour of twelve. It was midnight, only a few hours before the final deadline for El Pinon. From the editor ' s office came a frantic scream. Almost simultaneously from the various rooms of B. U. H. S. came the members of the staff, running to Dode Wilkerson ' s rescue. What is wrong? gasped Virginia Black, associate editor, dashing up to Wilkerson. I can ' t find the jokes, and worse yet, Vivienne has disappeared. All try to find her. Louise (sports editor for the weaker sex) please try to pacify Wilbur until she is found. Say, have you looked in the drawer under your copy? Who could be so original but business manager, Keslar? Maybe she went to sleep over her own jokes, suggested Shelly, organiza- tion editor. I can ' t do a thing without Viv, wailed Rosalie, her assistant. Dorothy, I have sent out calls for a searching party, announced Juanita with Margaret right behind her. I want my sister — oh-oh — I never knew ' Pinon ' caused so much trouble, cried Pauline, with Enid tuning in now and then (being funny when they should have put it in the Looking Glass and Twenty Years After. ) Frantically searching, Dorothy let out an unearthly screech, Here she is in the basket, under all of her jokes. Thus after confusion, worry, noise, and hard work, the class of ' 35 presents to the students of B. U. H. S. their edition of El Pinon. We sincerely hope that sometime it will bring back memories of friendships and activities enjoyed during high school days. — Dorothy Wilkerson. [201

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DOROTHY WILKERSON Editor ROSALIE GRAVES Assistant Joke Editor VIRGINIA BLACK Assistant Editor JUANITA WELLS AND MARGUARET OMALLEY Typists VIVIENNE JOHNSON Joke Editor WILBUR PARENT Assistant Business Manager ENID AMON Looking Glass D. H. JAMES Advisor EL PINON STAFF Few people realize the demands made upon the staff in the process of organizing and publishing an Annual. The success of this El Pihon is due to the hearty co-operation of the staff and members of the faculty. As editor I wish to take this way of thanking and showing my appreciation for the enthusiasm and efficiency of my staff. — Dorothy Wilkerson. PAULINE JOHNSON Looking Glass CLARA SHELLY Organization Editor CLAIR KESLAR Business Manager LOUISE PARCHER Girls ' Sports Editor [19;

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-=y g» Q $ — -i« I Top row, left to right: Clair Keslar, Jack Utter, Lloyd McMurry, Wilbur Parent, Billy Parcher, Sid McAfee. Second row: Kenneth Moore, Lloyd Phillips, Joe Woods, Dan McCarthy, Floyd Phillips. Bottom row: John Jockisch, Sam Oeland, Irl Newlin, Charles Norris, Coach Schwab. LETTERMEN ' S CLUB The school year of 1934-35 saw a great advancement of the lettermen ' s club. They began the year by organizing and drawing up new by-laws. Officers were elected and the club ran very smoothly for the rest of the year. They elected themselves the Order Committee at all high school games, dances, etc. The graduating lettermen included Lloyd McMurry, president; Clair Keslar, secretary-treasurer; Wilson Marrs, sergeant-at-arms; Wilbur Parent, Sid McAfee, Bill Parcher and Jack Utter. —Wilbur Parent. 21]