Banning High School - San Gorgonian Yearbook (Banning, CA)

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April 14—-Show coming to town today. Everyone restless, especially the Seniors, who have free tickets to the show. April 16—Baseball game at San Jacinto. We won, of course. Ev- eryone is sad. They have to leave school for a week and have spring vacation. April 23—Spring is came. You can tell by the interest the Frosh boys show toward the girls. April 24—The Juniors haven’t decided what to give the Seniors in the way of a farewell party. April 25—Dick’s driving his car now. We wonder where his father is. April 26—Hveryone practicing for the operetta. April 27—Baseball game. Great excitement prevails. The loquat tree seems to attract most of the boys’ attentions. May 1—A local quartet celebrated May Day by serenading the townspeople. May 4—A new heating system has been installed. Mr. Pursell dis- tributes the Pearl Oil twice daily. May 5—H. M. S. Pinafore. May 6—Continuation of above. Mr. Carey gets a bouquet of flowers, consisting of carrot, turnip, and other popular vegetable tops. May 7—Banning wins cup at Forensic contest. May 10—Down to hard work again, et al, etc. May 11—Who stole all the loquats. May 12—Annual staff has a pie sale. A mushy time was had by all. May 13—Certain persons get ducked in the ditch. They won't listen to any more Senior class meetings. May 14—Baseball game at Elsinore. Tennis tournament at Banning. May 15—Our tennis team was victorious at Palm Springs. May 17—Seniors have annual “ditch day.” All of them migrated to Camp Baldy. May 18—Leland learned to ride a burro yesterday. He said it came easy to him, having ridden in a Chevrolet for so long. Ask Betty if Unguentine is good for sunburn. May 19—It seems as if the Freshmen ar en’t going to entertain with the usual picnic. May 28—Junior-Senior Banquet. June 5—It is about time everyone has their make-up work handed in. June 11—Commencement—H2 S04, viz.—Au Revour. Wik Von “AB; Page Twenty-three

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Banning Union High Schoo] is participating in three of the ma- jor sports of today: Basketball, track and baseball. Our teams are noted for their sportsmanship and fight. This year, under the able leadership of Coach Carey, our teams have lived up to their names. BASEBALL (Upper Row) Coach Carey, Pownall, Rutherford, Warren, Hicks, Johnson, Pratt, Struve. (Lower Row) Bickham, Cothran, Jost, Hemmerling, Guild (Capt.), Frost, Leonesio, Reeves. We should be proud of our baseball team, with Guild, Hemmer- ling and Bickham, pitching, and Frost and Warren behind the bat, as well as our “airtight infield” and outfielders. With hardly any material to pick from, Coach has brought forth a real team. When this book went to press but two games had been played, but the scores of the others will be in our favor. Games played: Banning 5, San Jacinto 3. Banning 6, Perris 16. Page Twenty-five