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

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First row, left to right: Newton Evers, Mary Ellen Ryan. Second row: Emily Phillips, Rosalie Graves, Harriet Clark, Mildred Mill is. Elsie Phillips, Betty Barlcw. Third row: Betty Parent, Jessie Crawford, Dorothy Wilkerson, Madame Foster, Enid Amon. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS The French club was formed in the second semester with Madame Foster as advisor. When fully organized, the club elected officers who took charge of the meetings and planned social affairs. Officers were: President, Dorothy Wilkerson, and secretary, Newton Evers. Many successful parties were given, which were both social and literary. Every French student enjoyed the club greatly this year. Success to next year ' s club! — Dorothy Wilkerson. 27

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CAMPUS MEGAPHONE Of all the activities sponsored by the student body, the Campus Mega- phone is the most interesting and offers more entertainment and information than any other unit. The editor for the first semester was Dorothy Wilkerson, who resigned at mid-term to edit El Pihon. Her place was filled by Louise Parcher, who proved herself a very capable editor. The Campus Megaphone was published once a month and consisted of six pages. FiRST SEMESTER STAFF SECOND SEMESTER D. WILKERSON Editor L. PARCHER P. JOHNSON Associate Editor C. SHELLY B. PARCHER I Business Managers J W. PARENT W. PARENT I B. PARCHER C. SHELLY Organizations J. CHANCE G. ARCULARIUS M. PRICE Society P. JOHNSON M. HILLIS I Features V. BLACK L. PARCHER I M. HILLIS d. McCarthy. ' Sp orts D- McCarthy V. BLACK ( I G. AUBREY V. JOHNSON I Humor V. JOHNSON D. SPRINGER j D. SPRINGER L. BEATTY Advisor L. BEATTY Krazy Kracks DOROTHY WILKERSON — Clara Shelly. 26 '

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GIRLS ' LEAGUE The Girls ' League has always been one of the main organizations of the high school. This year began under the leadership of Miss Finn, whose place was later filled by Miss Ellison. The most important work done by the girls this year was the collecting and distributing of gifts for the poor at Christmas. The officers for the year were: Pauline Johnson, president; Helen Booth, secretary, and Miss Ellison, treasurer. G. A. A. In the second year of its existence, the Girls ' Athletic Association prog- ressed by leaps and bounds. The first event of this school year was a dance given November second, to raise money for the eight sweaters that were awarded at the girls ' basket- ball banquet. The officers who were Virginia Black, president; Betty Parent, secretary, and Miss Ewing, advisor, attended the G.A.A. convention. The office of vice- president was held by Marcella Provience, and that of treasurer by Rosalie Graves during the past year. — Clara Shelly. 28