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

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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS (continued) THE ANNUAL HALLOWEEN PARTY — WAS GIVEN BY THE TOWNS PEOPLE FOR THE GRAM- MAR AND HIGH SCHOOL KIDS. THE VET ' S hall- Was AVAILABLE FOR BASKETBALL THIS YEAR. A GROUP OF SOPHOMORES — GOT INTO A CONTROVERSY OVER SMOKING — SEEMS AS IF IT ' S PROHIBITED ON SCHOOL PARTIES. THE B, Ao A. — TOOK A TRIP TO LOS ANGELES AROUND CHRISTMAS. INYO COUNTY AND BIG PINE— research was completed by mildred harvey and Bertha Herrera for Senior English credits, PING PONG — was Q.UITE POPULAR AT THE HiGH FOR A WHILE. THE SAME OLD THING — HAPPENED WHEN A LOCAL YOKEL MARRI ED ONE OF OUR HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS — BARBARA LUDWICK. JEANNE TOWERS — IS STILL GOO -GOO OVER C. B. — BUT STILL SINGLE. V THE STATUE OF LIBERTY — HAS NOTHING ON BERTHA — FOR CARRYING A TORCH. ' :5 A POET AND DON ' T KNOW IT IS BUDDY — Old ZIP COON had a little black dog, Who chased a grasshopper in a hollow log. Old zip ' s dog got down to spy, And the grasshopper spit tobacco right in H 1 S EYE , THIS ANNUAL— is credited to Mildred Harvey, Jean Towers, and Bertha Herrera. They typed it. s

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JUST IMAGINE— John Baxter doing The Big Apple . George Bradley with a new girl friend. Bob Fawley being down-hearted. Bob Bradley trying to date an upper classman. Bertha Herrera as a little angel. Dolores Collins not being good-natured. Jack Killian not running out of gas. Eldreo Richards without his smile. Mr. Dietrick under a hair dryer. Mrs, Wasson u i tterbugg i ng with Mr. Marko, Dwight Simmons with a small nose. Barbara Luowick with blond hair. Gladys Wilson without her cute personality. Glenn Willcutts giving the girls a whirl. Betty Stewart as a toe dancer. Sally Griffith not cheer-leading. Jeanne Towers as a great movie actress. Buddy Cyrus not going out for sports. Nick Bacoch being girl struck . Ruth Scott being noisy. Billy Bye losing his false teeth. Agnes Bacoch being forward. Pee Wee Herrmann weighing 200 pounds. Lorraine VVestervelt full of pep. Earl Clair as a swordfish. Teddy Hunniwell as president of the United States, Jerome Watson sticking to one girl friend. Dick Marlowe asking to be called Richard . Carlos Herrera with straight hajr. TiLLiE Harvey in a whal:°s belly. Michael Rossi with a newcar. Coba Rossi as a football star. Helen Naef as Aunt Jemima . Diane Earl without Teddy. Bob Stanley as a Mexican Jumping Bean. MRo Marko being short. Mrs. Purdie not reciting poetry. Miss Graham giving an A in P. E. Mr. Griggs singing The Woody Woodpecker Song. f (? t • J '