Big Pine High School - Green and Gold Yearbook (Big Pine, CA)

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JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY In the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty six, five of us entered the WELCOME PORTALS OF Bo Po Uo H , So WE WERE AS BRILLIANT AS MOST FrESHIES. AFTER A GREAT DEAL OF TROUBLE AND WORRY ABOUT OUR SCHEDULES , OUR WELCOME WAS COMPLETED BY MRS , WaSSON , WHO GAVE US OUR algebra ASSIGNMENT RIGHT AWAY, AND WE SETTLED DOWN TO THE BEGINNING OF OUR HIGH SCHOOL CAREERo AfTER GETTING ADAPTED TO OUR SURROUNDINGS AND PUTTING OUR TRUST INTO THE HANDS OF THE KIND U PP ERCLA SSMEN , WE WERE VERY MUCH disillusioned; FOR THREE WEEKS AFTER THE beginning of schools they scheduled what they commonly called initiation, an d we innocents finally saw the light. After three months of care-free life, we returned to school on september 5, 1 947 » This time we did not have nearly so bad a time getting our schedule arranged as the YEAR BEFORE, At THE BEGINNING OF THE SECOND weekj we were ready to work, In the middle of the year we were joined BY Jeanne Towers from Los Angeles and Richard Marlowe. These two added greatly to our spirit; for we knew that we had to OBTAIN MONEY FOR OUR Junior-Senior banquet in the next year, and six heads are BETTER THAN FOURo This ended our Sophomore year. It HAS OFTEN BEEN SAID THAT THE JUNIOR YEAR IS THE BEST YEAR IN YOUR HIGH SCHOOL LIFE, AND SO IT HAS BEEN WITH US THUS FAR, As UPPER- CLASSMEN, WE KNEW WHAT WAS EXPECTED OF US SO WE settled down to study at once, Our two boys played on the football vars- ity AND were a CREDIT NOT ONLY TO OUR CLASS but to the school, Our class deserves to be mentioned as tak- ing ACTIVE part in THE CAMPAIGN FOR THE NEW GYMNASIUM, WHICH WILL BE ERECTED THIS YEAR AND FROM WHICH WE HOPE TO BE THE FIRST CLASS TO GRADUATE. (r '