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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1950 volume:

DEDICATION Nc DEDICATION We, the annual staff, dedicate this issue of the Green and Gold to the taxpayers of Big Pine who, through their understanding of educational progress and the financial aspects of our school, have made possible the construction of our new building. We also want to take this opportimity to thank them for the many educational opportunities we have enjoyed during our attendance in Big Pine Unified Schools. !S? ?J, ?JE-. ' N MEMORIAM IN MEMORY OF OUR GOOD FRIEND AND LIBRA- RIAN, BESSA ROBINSON BROOK. THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY AS WELL AS THE STUDENTS FELT A LOSS WHEN SHE PASSED AWAY, SHE WAS BIG PINE ' S LIBRARIAN FOR 33 YEARS AND ALWAYS GAVE HER TIME WILLINGLY TO HELP US ALL. WITH SINCERE AFFECTION AND RESPECT WE DEDICATE THIS PAGE TO OUR LIFE LONG FRIEND, i FORWARD MANY OF us MIGHT WISH THAT WE COULD FOREVER STAY YOUNG AND LIVE THE HAPPY CAREFREE DAYS OF SCHOOL. SINCE NONE OF US HAS THE POWER TO STOP THE YEARS FROM SLIPPING BY WE MUST FULLY LIVE OUR SCHOOL DAYS, THEN AS WE GROW OLDER, KEEP HAPPY MEMORIES OF FRIENDS AND GOOD TIMES, WE, THE ANNUAL STAFF, HOPE THAT THIS BOOK WILL BE A REMINDER OF SUCH MEMORIES, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The Senior class of 1950 takes this opportu- nity TO THANK ALL THOSE WHO HELPED IN MAKING THIS ANNUAL POSSIBLE, TO OUR ADVERTISERS, WE ESPECIALLY ARE APPR E- CIATIVE FOR WITHOUT THEIR HELP THIS YEAR BOOK WOULD NOT HAVE BECOME A REALITY, To OUR ADVISOR, MBS. WaSSON, WHO GUIDED AND ADVISED US THROUGH OUR MANY ACCOMPLISHMENTS. TO THE MEMBERS OF THE JUNIOR CLASS WHO HELPED US SELL OUR ADVERTISING, •- -_ j Ou J ACULTY tr dlAAj Uf ' Hy t t Mr. Marko, Mrs, Rogers, Mrs. Wasson, Miss Graham, Mr. Furu, Mr. Die trick v,, Mr. Laughead. ° STUDENT COUNCIL Michael Paul, i uane Rossi, Ruth Scott, Betty Stewart, i ill Bye, Sally Griffith, Lorraine Herrmann. Jeanne Towers, Gerald Watson, Rita Cyrus, Eldred Richards. CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION The California Scholarship Federation is an organization of students with high scholastic standards, they are given certain privileges for their fine work. in order to belong you must make 10 points on your semester average, three po i nts are 3 i ven for a ' s and 1 point for b ' s. this year there are 5 MEMBERS, The group always has many trips and social activities as a reward for their scholastic ac- HIEVEMENTS. The OUTSTANDING EVENT FOR THE CLUB IS THE State Convention, held every spring. The Big Pine Student body is proud of ' these MEMBERS and HOPE THAT IN YEARS TO COME MORE STU- DENTS WILL WORK HARD TO RAISE THEIR STANDARDS HIGH ENOUGH TO . ' .IN MEMBERSHIP IN THE C.S.F, STUDENT COUNCIL The student Council was made up of the, fol- lowing STUDENTS: SALLY GRIFFITH, PRESIDENT, BILL Bye, vice-president, 3etty Stewart, secretary, JEANNE Towers, treasurer, Ruth Scott, Eldred Richards, ted hunnewell, Gera ld watson, and Rita Cyrus. The elementary school representatives were duane Rossi, and mike Paul. They have worked well under the guidance of their advisor vr. Dietrick. The Council is a member of the district Student council Association and has attended many of the meetings this year. IT ain ' t the guns nor ARMAMENT; NOR THE FUNDS that they CAN PAY But the close co-operation that makes them Wl N the day ; it ain ' t the individual, nor the army as a whole, But the everlastin teamwork of every BLOOM IN ' soul, — RUDYARD KIPLING ANNUAL STAFF 1st row; Rita Cyrus, Karen Rossi, Hrs, Wasson, Ruth Scott, Lorraine Herrmann. 2nd row; Ted Hunnewell, Lorene Leigh, Betty Stewart, Sally Griffith, Jeanne Towers, 3rd row: Stan Ball, Bill Bye, Frank Cooley. SCHOLORSHIP SOCIETY Bill Bye, Ted Hunnewell, Mrs. Wasson, Jeanne Towers, Rita Cyrus, Helen Naef i JB - ANNUAL STAFF Annual Advisor Mrs. Wasson Editor Jean ' NE Tov ers Assistant to i tor Ruth Scott Activities Editor Sally Griffith Sports Editor Frank Cooley Organization Editors Betty Stewart Ted Hunnewell Class Editors .Bill Bye Lorrai ne Herrmann Lorene Leigh 5 Seniors FRANK GOOLEY RUTH SCOTT JEANNE TOV ERS ' - ' A VM i ..JOt SENIOR HISTORY The class of ' 50 entered dear old B.P.H.S. as a group of frightened freshmen with their minds set on accomplishing great things. but after they met up with the annual freshmen in- ITIATION AND Mrs. V asson ' s algebra assignments THEY DECIDED IT WOULD TAKE A LITTLE WHILE TO ACCOMPLISH THE IMPOSSIBLE. As SOPHOMORES THEY CONTRIBUTED THEIR UNDI- SCOVERED GENIUS TO SCHOOL ACTIVITIES SUCH AS SPORTS, STUDENT COUNCIL, AN.0 THE HONOR ROLL, An ADMINISTRATOR DINNER WAS PREPARED AND SERVED by these humble low ercl assmen , and thie event since then has proved to be an almost tradit- ional custom. When their Junior year rolled around they finally came to realize their ambition of ac- COMPLISHING GREAT THINGS. ThEY GAVE THE ANNUAL Junior-Senior BANq,uET held in honor of the se- niors OF ' 49, THE THEME WAS VERY APPROPRIATE WITH THE AUDITORIUM DECORATED AS A HUGE COVERED WAGON, THE BANC UET WAS A BIG SUCCESS AND ONE which we all shall remember. This their senior year has been the crowning glory of their high school career. their ditch day, and many trips to los angeles, made pos- SIBLE BY Mr. DIETRICK, were events WHICH SHALL BE CHERISHED ALWAYS. ThE CLASS. BEING THE SM- ALLEST IN SCHOOL, HAS HAD MANY OPPORTUNITIES AND HAVE DONE THEIR BEST TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THEM. The SENIOR BACCALAURATE CEREMONIES BRING THEM TO THE END OF THEIR HIGH SCHOOL CAREERS AND A LONG AWAITED EV ENT -GRAD U AT I ON .WE THE CL- ASS OF ' 50 HOPE THAT WE HAVE SET A STANDARD FOR OTHER CLASSES TO FOLLOW AND THAT THEY HAVE AS MUCH FUN AND SUCCESS IN BiG PiNE HIGH AS WE HAVE HAD . « SENIOR Wl LL WE, THE CLASS OF 1950 OF BIG PINE HIGH SCHOOL, BEING OF HABITUALLY BEFUDDLED MIND„ AND SHORT OF MEMORY DO DECLARE THIS TO BE OUR LAST WILL AND TES- TAMENT AND 00 HEREBY REVOKE ANY AND ALL PREVIOUS WILLS MADE BY US. WE WILL AND BEQUEATH TO THE STUDENT BODY THE SPIRIT OF LOVE AND AFFECTION AND THE SAME LOYALTY THAT WE HAVE ALWAYD HELD FOR THE ONE AND ONLY HIGH SCHOOL. To THE MEMBERS OF THE JUNIOR CLASS WE WILL OUR Dl GNITY. TO THE MEMBERS OF THE SOPHOMORE CLASS WE WILL OUR INTELLIGENT LOOKS IN HOPE THAT THEY MAY BE ABLE TO IMPRESS THE FACULTY MORE FAVORABLY, To THE Freshmen we will our ability to learn. This IS a necessary asset if they are to become Seniors. to our beloved and respected faculty we will a period of rest and quiet, free from all inter- ruptions by us, and lacking in all the troubles we have brought them. to billy bye i „ frank colley, do will my big FEET. To HEIDI NAEF and LORENE LEIGH I, RUTH SCOTT, WILL MY KNITTING. IT ' S A GOOD PaST TIME. TO JOY BROADY I J SALLY GRIFFITH, WILL JEROME. To BETTY STEWART l„ MARIE O ' BRIEN, HEREBY LEAVE MY CURLY EYE LASHES-BE CAREFUL ON RAINY DAYS, TO RITA Cyrus i „ Jeanne Towers, will my scho- LASTI C ABILITY, To Bill Roberts i„ frank cooley, leave my ABILITY TO CHEW GUM, To Miachel Rossi J Eldred Richards, and Clif- for BOWERS I, Ruth Scott, will my Angelic ex- pression, MAY IT KEEP THEM OUT OF TROUBLE, TO Lorraine Herrmann , Sally Griffith, will MY Student council office and a box of aspirin. To AGNES BACOCH I, MARIE O ' BRIEN, LEAVE MY perfect attendance record. to joe knight and dianne earl i, jeanne towers leave my musical talents. To BUD Cyrus, dwight Simmons, nick Bacoch, and MERTON RICHARDS I, FRANK COOLEY p BY THE BIGNESS OF MY HEART LEAVE THE CUSTODY AND CARE OF ALL THE FRESHMEN GIRLS. To COBY ROSSI AND STANFORD BALL I p RUTH SCOTT, LEAVE MY ABILITY IN THE ARTS. TO HELEN NAEF I, SALLY GRIFFITH, LEAVE MY ADr DRESS BOOK, To TEDDY HUNNEWELL I, MARIE O ' BRIEN, LEAVE MY A ' S. To MR. DIETRICK I, JEANNE TOWERS, LEAVE ALL MY EXCUSES FOR ABSENCES SO ELDRED RICHARDS WILL NOT FIND THEM, A SPORTSMAN ' S PRAYER DEAR LORD, IN THE BATTLE THAT GOES ON THRU LIFE, I ASK BUT A FIELD THAT IS FAIR, A CHANCE THAT IS EQUAL WITH ALL IN THE STRIFE A COURAGE TO DO AND TO DARE. AND IF I SHOULD WIN, LET IT BE BY THE CODE WITH MY FAITH AND MY HONOR HELD HIGH, And IF I SHOULD LOSE LET ME STAND BY THE ROAD AND CHEER AS THE WINNERS GO BY J — KNUTE ROCKNE ■JM Fl I 1 SENIOR PROPHESY Everything was set for the big Takeoff. The newspaper reporters had their notebooks and pencils ready to catch every word. the ph0t06rapher had his camera ready and f i nal ly--the y were off. ' off into the wild unknown that no one had ever dared to travel before, they were first. at least that is what these emminent scientists thought, as they passed venus they thought they saw the impossible. it couldn ' t be j there could never be a building down there. they were so puizled that they decided to investigate. upon landing they were welcomed by=-you guessed it--ruth scott, she had tired of being a nurse and had become a chiro- PODIST, In ORDER TO BE RID OF COMPETITION SHE HAD BUILT HER HOSPITAL ON VENUS WITH A LITTLE SIGN SAY- ING TOENAILS CLIPPED-5 A FOOT. after being treated for shock they started on toward jupiter where theycau3ht sight of a «uge rocket ship, sally griffith had finally become an av i atrix, Having decided by then that nothing was sible they weren ' t very surprised to see o ' brien ' s little rose covered cottage on She and jack had decided that they vanted alone, The loneliest place in the sky is Pluto. Flying back to mars they found the worlds greatest astronomerj frank cooley, he had figured out, in mathp that the best place to study the stars was from the sky, so he moved to mars, ON THE LAST LAP OF THEIR JOURNEY THE Stqpped over on mercury at the little red school house. They found that jeanne Towe rs had finally realized her dream of being a school teacher, just as they entered she dismissed the class with a fond beat it:« OUR SCIENTISTS RETURN TO EARTH SLIGHTLY BE- WILDERED AND VERY DISAPPOINTED, THEY HAD HOPED TO BE THE FIRST UP IN THE WILD BLUE YONDER, BUT THEY HAD NOT RECKONED WITH THE INGENUITY OF THE CLASS OF 1950. I MPOS - MAR I E Pluto. TO BE kAi !-_ ■iS i Juniors vc JUNIOR CLASS 1st row: Dwight Simmons, Helen Naef , Mrs. Wasson, Betty Stewart, and Coby Rossi, 2nd row: Carlos Herrera, Eldred Richards, Mike Rossi, Billy Bye, Bill Roberts, and Bud Cyrus. jij- £ Ujo l l , ' -t J JUrjIOR CLASS HISTORY In September of i 947 ten students; Cosy Rossi, Betty Stewart, Bud Cyrus, Diane carll, clored Richards, Bob Blaloc, Gena Stone, Georgia Thatcher, DwiGHT Simmons, and Bill Bye boarded the Freshmen train of Big Pine High School Education, On October 7, we were initiated. But on Oct- ober 8, 2 students. Bud and Eldred, fell off the train. However, on October 9, along with Helen Naef, from Switzerland they boarded the train again. Whether Bob bought a ticket ok not we never found out. He got off the train before we had traveled very far. Everything went smoothly until Georgia lost HER suitcase AND GOT LEFT BEHIND WHEN SHE GOT OFF TO GET IT. When we reached the second semester STATION TUO NEW PASSENGERS GOT ON, BiLL ROBERTS, AND Carlos Herrera. From then on we went happily- well WE went anyway-on to the end of the first LINE. In order to get ready for the second line WE got off for a LITTLE VACATION. When the sophomore train pulled into the sta- tion WE discovered that Mike Rossi had taken Gena ' s ticket and she was left behind but Mike continued ON with us. For a whole year the passenger list DID NOT CHANGE AND WE ENJOYED OURSELVES A GREAT DEAL. At Christmas when we stopped at a station FOR a rest our teacher MR . ROTH GOT LOCKED IN THE station. But Mrs. Purdy got on at the next stop and before we knew it we were at the end of the second line and headed for a fine vacation. Reluctantly we all boarded the Junior train AND started on OUR THIRD TRIP WITH TWO NEW PAS- SENGERS, Art Starr, and Bob Dewey. They must not HAVE LIKE THE PASSENGERS OR THE ENGINEER, MRS , WaSSON, or maybe THEY DIDN ' T HAVE TICKETS, anyway they got off at the first stop. Well, on this trip we haven ' t done much but RIDE ALONG. WE ARE PLANNING A B I G J UN I R- SEN I R banquet when we get to the STATION WHERE THE SENIOR TRAIN IS SWITCHED. ThE OFFICERS FOR THE TRIP WERE Betty Stewart-president, Coby Rossi-Vice president, Helen Naef -Secretary, and Carlos Herrera- treasurer. . X Sophomores Freshmen si Ji, ( ■■ ' ,f ' ' ' . 1 91 I 1 i 9 -- ' ? r 1 orx Y ■ SOPHOMORE CLASS Gerald Watson, Teddy Hunnewell, Lorraine Herrmann, Agnes Bacoch, Nick Bacoch, Mr. Furu. ) FRf SHMF N CLASS Rita Cyrus, Heidi Naef, Betty Armstrong, Joy Broady, Lorene ' Leigh. Mr. MarVo, Joe Knight, Stanford Ball, Clifford Bowers. SOPHOMORE HISTORY WE THE CLASS OF 1952 ENTERED HIGH SCHOOL WITH NINE CLASS MEMBERS, TEDDY HUNNEWELL, LOR- RAINE HERRMANN, LORRAINE iVESTERVELT, AGNES BACOCH, GLADYS iVlLSON, PAUL SMITH, GERALD WA- TSON, Earl Clair, and nick bacoch. But after A FE WEEKS PAUL SMITH MOVED AWAY, THEN THERE WERE EIGHT. HARDLY ANYTHING HAPPENED TO THE FRESHMEN THAT YEAR EXCEPT INITIATIONj WHICH REALLY CAU- SED SOME EXCITMENT. THE FRESHMEN BOYS AND GIRLS HAD TO EXCHANGE CLOTHES AND WEAR THEM BACKWARDS WE HAD TO SIT IN AN ELECTRIC CHAIR AND THEN WE WERE MADE TO EAT RAW EGGSj TWO STUDENTS SH I NED THE TEACHERS ' SHOES. ThAT NIGHT THERE WAS A PARTY FOR US, BEFORE Christmas vacation, MR. Marko, our Spanish teaCher, let us have a Mexican Christ- mas PARTY. JUST BEFORE SCHOOL LET OUT, LORRAINE WESTERVELT LEFT US, THIS REDUCED OUR CLASS TO SEVEN, iVHEN WE WENT BACK TO SCHOOL AS SOPHOMORES WE HAD SIX MEMBERS BECAUSE EARL CLAIR HAD MOVED AWAY DURING THE SUMMER. SHORTLY AFTER SCHOOL OPENED Gladys Wilson left us. For several weeks WE had an additional sophomore, Ray Franz. During our two years in high school we have had many enjoyable times and we are looking for- ward to our next two years, FRESHMEN HISTORY The FRESHMEN CLASS IS COMPRISED OF EIGHT students: clifford bowers, merton richards, stanford pall, joe knight, heidi naef , rita Cyrus, betty Armstrong and lorene leigh. later ON in JANUARY, 1950, JOY 8R0ADY JOINED THEM. INITIATION DAY WAS A BIG AFFAIR FOR THE FRESrtHEN AND FOR THE REST OF THE HIGH SCHOOL ALSO. The FRESHMEN HAD TO WEAR FEED SACKS AND THE GIRLS HAD TO HAVE THEIR HAIR BRAIDED ALL OVER THEIR HEAD. ALTHOUGH WE ARE ST ILL A LITTLE GREEN, WE HOPE SOMEDAY TO FOLlOW IN THE SE- NIORS FOOTSTEPS, I %8 .. aiviTus SEPTEMBER DEAR DIARY: WHAT A DAY J MOTHERS BROUGHT DEFEATED Our FAITHFUL AND UNDERSTANDING US TO SCHOOL--HAND-CUFFEO AND OCTOBER THE F IRST DAY OF DEER DEAR DIARY: A HOLIDAY IS DECLARED SEASON--AND NO BUCKS, A DAY OF GRIEF FOR THE FRESHIES, ELEGANTLY ATTIRED IN 1950 MODELS CREATED BY BURLAP, THEY WERE ALLOWED TO GO DOWNTOWN AT BRUNCH-- IN A LAD- DER. Everyone had a good time at the expense of THE FRESHIES WHICH FINALLY ENDED AT THE HELLO DANCE. GHOSTS AND GOBLINS HAUNTED THE STAIRWAYS OF DEAR OLD BIG P I NE HIGH. THE TOWNSPEOPLE DONATED THE ENTERTAINMENT AND REFRESHMENTS WHILE A GOOD TIME WAS HAD BY ALLo NOVEMBER DEAR DIARY: IT SEEMS AS IF THE TEaCHERS HAVE TO GO BACK TO SCHOOL TOO, TEACHER ' S INSTITUTE, STUDENTS VACATION. STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS PACKED UP AND TOOK OFF FOR TRONA FOR THE FIRST C. A, S, C. D I STR I CT MEET- ING OF THE YEAR, DECEMBER DEAR DIARY: SPECIAL ELK SEASON. OUT OF THE TRILL I ANT APPLICATIONS, ONE OF OUR DASHING BIG P I NE WARRIORS WAS LUCKY ENOUGH TO GET A LICENSE--AND BROUGHT HOME THE BACON. THE SENIOR CLASS HAS ACQUIRED A NEW MEMBER. A BOY too; AT LASTl A REAL VACATION. TWO WEEKS FOR CHRISTMAS. SANTA GOT FOOLED THIS YEAR-- THOUGHT WE WERE ALL ANGELS, JANUARY DEAR DIARY: BASKETBALL SEASON IS HERE AGAIN. ALTHOUGH THE WARRIORS SINCERELY TRIED THEY WON ONLY ONE GAME THIS MONTH. BETTER LUCK NEXT YEAR, FELLOWS. ft ' f ' m:- Big Pine was host to the representatives THE Student Councils of the schools in district. The luncheon was put RETiEs — the Juniors. ON of OUR DY THE celeb- February , IT ' S REPORT CARDS One CONSOLATION, THOUGH-WE ' RE on the LAST GeorgeI They got us out of Dear Diary: Oh, our aching AGAIN. LAP t.OW. Dear old Abe and school again. The WALLS resounded with the echoes of the Lone Scout March at the first instrumental reci- tal of the year. March Dear Diary: University Day at Redlands University was attended by several Big Pine students, accompan- ied BY Mr. Oietrick. All those who went came back simply raving about campus life. The Silly Seniors took an unauthorized vaca- tion ONE AFTERNOON TO GO SWIMMING. ' .VhaT AN UPROARl You COULD HEAR CALLS OF HELLO BlACKY ALL OVER SCHOOL THE LAST FEW DAYS OF THIS MONTH. It SEEMED THERE WAS A MiNSTREL ShOW AT THE SCHOOL Our long awaited building is started at last AND by next Sept. the lucky underclassmen will HAVE A brand NEW GYM. April Dear Diary: Oh. ' At lastI An official vacation, caster VACATION that IS. A WHOLE GLORIOUS WEEK. The G.A.A. gave a bean feed to raise funds for the! r annual tr i p . to crown all these exciting events we atten- DED THE Inyo County Music Festival in which the Big Pine Glee Club participated. May Dear Diary: Happy day, this is the last whole month of school and to make it much happier the Junior-Sen- ior Banc uet is to be held at Glacier Lodge. Also we get a couple days vacation. Then the Seniors get that day of a life time, Ditch Day . J UNE Dear Di ary: Here at last is the happiest of them all, be- cause AT LONG LAST GRADUATION AND THE I 5TH OF JUNE HAS ARRIVED. ThE SENIORS ARE NOW AlUMN I A OF THE Big Pine High School. The underclassmen have three long months to rest and so everyone is happy. tifMr ■ir- NAME NICKNAME FAVORITE SAYING Frank Cooley Spade DIRTY DOG Sally Griffith JO WANNA BET? MARIE O ' BRI EN MYRT OH JEEZ Ruth Scott SCOTTIE 1 DON ' T KNOW JEANNE TOWERS JET YOU GRI PE ME BETTY Steward BETTY BOO BOY : : : Dl ANE EaRLL UUMBO O-O-H HELEN NAEF HELEN HEIDI :: : Dwight Simmons SIMMONS YEAH Buddy Cyrus NAT YOU BET Eldred Richards COON OH--MRS. WaSSON Bill Bye Daddy BEETLE BOMB RONALD Rossi COBY SILENCE CARLOS HERRERA HOP Darn ri ght BILL ROBERTS iVH 1 TEY DON ' T BRUISE it MICHAEL ROSSI MIKE Eat I T LORRAINE HERRMANN PEE WEE FOR PETE ' S SAKE Agnes bacoch AGGI E Silence GERALD Watson TEX DEAR-— JOHN NICK bacoch NICK ha: ha: TEDDY HUNNEWELL STUB HI ' .: JOY BROADY PROXIE oh; Michael HEIDI NAEF HEI Dl YE gods; LORENE LEIGH WEE WEE leave me alone Stanfor ball Clifford gowers Stan JEW well now joe KNIGHT JOE hello Skinny MERTON RICHARDS mert gosh;: RITA CYRUS TA JIMINY BETTY ARMSTRONG TOODLE S JUST--GI GGLES i J_ % WISHES TO APPEAR DOES APPEAR SPADE Grouchy JUST SLEEPY Stormy UNCONCERNED IN LOVE MYRT A SENIOR MARRIED SCOTTIE Shy FAR FROM IT JET LITTLE IN EVERYTHING BETTY BOO GLAMOROUS Cute Dumbo WITH THE GIRLS WITH GARY HELEN Seri OUS HAPPY GO LUCKY S IMMONS INDIFFERENT INDI FFERENT BUD TOUGH STUBBORN COON AROUND THE GIRLS IN BISHOP DADDY A HEARTBREAKER GIRL CRAZY COBY 1 NNOCENT NONCHALANT HOP LAZY JUST CARLOS WHITEY Funny A LITTLE OFF MIKE ANGEL IC DEVILISH PEE WEE A YOUNG LADY TOMBOY Aggie QUIET QUIET--SOMETIMES TEX A COWBOY RIDING DOUBLE NICK DASHING IN SCHOOL STUB IMPORTANT A GOOD SPORT PROX IE UNNOTICED NOTICED HEIDI Siren GIRLISH WEE WEE SOPHISTICATED FRIVOLOUS STAN A GOOD JOE A GOOD JOE JEW IN FRONT OF CLASSES IN THE FRONT SEAT JOE L IKE THE REST OF US L IKE THE REST OF US MERT INNOCENT WOLFISH TA STUDIOUS STUDIOUS TOODLES BASHFUL VERY NICE M. ii G.A.A. Helen Naef, Betty Stewart, Jeanne Towers, Sally Griffith Karen Rossi, Betty Coulon, Harriet Richards, Lorraine Herrmann, Lorene Leigh, Diane Earll, Joy Broady, Heidi Naef, Mrs. Rogers, Roberta Wilson, Agnes Bacoch, Jo Ann Huffman, Marie O ' Brien, Betty Armstrong, Nancy Wade, Ruth Scott, Betty Jo Fawley, Rita Cyrus. U. I Qf on s Alan GLEE CLUB Crocker, Mike Connor, Lorita Stone, Annette Bush, Towers, Heidi Naef, Mrs. Rogers, Marie O ' Brien, Bacoch, Lorraine Herrmann, Rita Cyrus, Ruby Rossi, Jright, Harriet Spratt, Gary Roberts, Karen Rossi, p.■ • rr +v, Tr. Ann ihiffman. Charlie Scott, Di Jeanne Towers, Heidi Naef, Mrs. Rogers, Marie O ' Brien, Agnes Bacoch, Lorraine Herrmann, Rita Cyrus, Ruby Rossi, Joe Bright, Harriet Spratt, Gary Roberts, Karen Rossi, Sally Griffith, Jo Ann H iffman, Charlie Scott, Diane Earli, Daisy Bacoch, Jean Ives, Lorene Leigh, Betty J. Stewart, Betty Armstrong, Betty Coulon, Joy Broady, uth Scott, y ' w ■I v -.mm G.A.A, THE G.A.A. HAS PLANNED SEVERAL MONEY MAKING EVENTS AND WITH MRS. ROGERS AT THE HELM WE ARE BOUND TO MAKE A SUCCESS OF THEM ALL, AND IN SO DOING WE WILL BE aBLE TO TAKE OUR ANNUAL TRIP this spri ng. the officers for the year are as follows; president, jeanne towers, vice-president, betty stewart, secretary, helen nael, and treasurer, Sally Griffith. GLEE CLUB THE GLEE CLUB WAS ORGANIZED AT THE BEGIN- NING OF THIS SCHOOL YEAR BY OUR MUSIC TEACHER, MRS. Sybil Rogers. Since then many new members HAVE joined the CLUB, AND MANY OLD ONES HAVE LEFT IT. The PRESENT MEMBERS OF THE GLEE CLUB ARE; SALLY GRIFFITH, JEANNE TOWERS, MARIE O ' BRIEN, KIANE EARLL, HELEN NAEF, RUTH SCOTT, LORRAINE HERRMANN, AGNES BACOCH, JOY BROADY , HEIDI NAEF, BETTY COULON, JO ANN HUFFMAN, HAZEL BACOCH, JEAN IVES, ANNETTE BUSH, CHARLIE SCOTT, HARRIET SPRATT RUBY ROSSI, JOE BRIGHT, GARY ROBERTS , LOR I TA STONE VELMA BaCOCH, KAREN ROSSI, ALLEN CROCKER, MICHAEL CONNOR, AND BONNIE I MUS. T he GLEE CLUB WILL APPEAR ON THE INYO COUNTY MUSIC Festival, together with the glee clubs from the other schools in the county. The big Pine School Glee Club was the only VOCAL GROUP asked TO PARTICIPATE IN THE SHRINER Program, Our CLUB waS very successful, even in it ' s first year of existence, and we HOPE THAT IT WILL BE THE SAME IN THE YEARS TO COME. S ' J r if ,1 ' . ? M SENIOR ENGLISH JUNIOR HISTORY SOPHOMORE ENGLISH CLASS FRESHMEN MATH CLASS CI f? ( ' ' fer u IKTHLETICS I BASKETBALL A TEAM Captain; Forward: Gerald Watson, Guard: Buddy Cyrus, Guard: Eldred Richards, Forward Mich- ael Rossi, Forward: Nick Bacoch, Guard; Frank Cooley, Forward: Bill Bye. BASKETBALL B TEAM Captain; Forward: Carlos Herrera, Forward: Teddy Hunnewell, Gviard: Joe Knight, Forward: Merton Richards, Forward: Clifford Bowers, Center: Stanford Ball. BASEBALL TEAM 1st row; Ted Hunnewell — 2nd Base; Carlos Her- rera — Right Field; Merton Richards — 3rd Base Joe Knight-Short Stop; Clifford Bowers-Catch- er; Gerald Watson — Pitcher; Stan Ball — Out field; Eldred Richards — Catcher; Nick Bacoch Pitcher; Frank Cooley— Left Field; Bud Cyrus Short Stop; Mike Rossi-Center Field; Bill Bye 1st B ase. ; j?5 pn I ; | 1 TENNIS TEAM Bill Bve, Teddy Hunnewell, Sally Griffith, Clif- ford Bowers, Stanford Ball. Lorraine Herrmann, Diane Earll Coby Rossi, Rita yrus, Agnus Bacoch Gerald Watson, Bud Cyrus, ' ick Bacoch, Heidi Naef SPORTS due to the shortage of men this year, big pine had no league football games. but they did Have some practice games, and even with their handicap, made a fine showing. This year big pine ' s basketball team had a season of hard competition. and although they won only one game, each player should be con- gratulated on his sportsmanship and hard work. Each of the opposing teams realize that they HAD to fight to GET THEIR SCORE. HERE ' S HOPPING WE Have a better team next yeaRj with five let- TERMEN RETURNING TO A NEW GYM AND A LOT OF SCHOOL SPIRIT. GOOD LUCK FELLAS! SCORES FOR THE SEASON WERE AS FOLLOWS. JAN. 7. BARSTOW AND BIG PINE 53 TO 27 13. BISHOP AND BIG Pine 41 to 27 14, BIG PINE AND 0WENSVALLEY40 TO 37 20, BIG PINE AND 0WENSVALLEY35 TO 33 21. BURROS AND BIG Pine 32 to 54 24. LONE Pine and Big pine 48 to 41 27. Trona AND BIG Pine 63 to 48 Feb. 4. VICTORVILLE AND I G PINE58 TO 36 10, Randsburg and big Pine 54 to 19 24. lone pine and b i g p i ne 83 to 37 BIG PINE HIGH SCHOOL IS PLAY FOR THE FIRST TIME IN MANY YEARS FIRST WEEK OF PRACTICE HAS BEEN isiNG. There are many games sche THIS YEARj BUT NONE ARE LEAGUE official baseball LEAGUE WAS NOT THIS YEAR, BIG PINE IS AN INEXPERI BUT THEY ARE READY TO MEET ALL WHEN THE SEASON IS WELL UNDER WILL BE MAKING A GOOD SHOWING AN READY FOR LEAGUE COMPETITION NEXT Y All THE HIGH SCHOOL BOYS HAVE FOR THIS SPORT AND ARE INTERESTED I ING BASEBALL AND THE VERY PROM- DULEO FOR GAMES. AN ORGAN I ZED ENCED TEAM COMPETITION WAY BIG Pine D WILL BE EAR, TURNED OUT N THE GAME, iMENTARY k z - ' -V Ic %r ' yi ' t 9? 5 c )■ nN . f ' VI ' x X 1( f r J 7th and 8th GRADE 1st row: Bill Peterson, Lawerence Towers. Velma Bac- och, Bill Peterson, Betty oulon, Bill oinanons, Jo Ann Huffman, Harriet Richards, Mr. Laughead. 2nd row: Evertt Ludwick, Dick Nelson, Gary Roberts, Duane Rossi, Charlie Scott, Karen Rossi, Nancy Wade, Ro- berta Wilson, Nancy Bolt, 3rd row: Michael Paul, Wilfred Hill, Bob Peterson, Jean Ives, Harriet Sp- ratt, Betty Jo Fawley, Caroline Herrmann, Barbara Bonds. n 1st row; Forwarc: Gary ' berts. Forward; Mike Paul, Forward: Duane ossi, Guard: Wilfred Hill, Guard: Dick Nelson. 2nd row; Guard: Lawerence Towers, Guard: Charlie Scott, Center: Bill Rushing, Center: Bill Simmons, Forward: Buz7.y Ludwick. 8th grade will I, Charlie Scott, do hereby will my ability to LEAVE the classroom AT ANY TIME TO HARRIET SPRATT. I, JO Ann HUFFMAN, DO HEREBY WILL MY TALLNESS TO WIKE PAUL. . I, Betty jo Fawley, do hereby will my thinness TO Robert Peterson. I, HARRIET RICHARCS, TO HEREBY WILL MY ABILITY TO GET OUT OF TROUBLE TO NANCY BOLT. I, Gary Roberts, do hereby will my personality WITH THE girls TO DICK NELSON. I 5 OUANE ROSSI, DO HEREBY WILL MY FRECKLES TO CAROLINE HERRMANN. I, BILL Simmons, do hereby will my ability to TALK OUT loud AT ANY TIME TO JEAN I VES. I, LAWRENCE TOWERS, DO HEREBY WILL MY ABILITY TO TALK SLOW TO BUZZY LUOWICK, I, Bill Peterson, do hereby .vill my desk full OF JUNK to BARBARA BONDS. I, NANCY WADE, DO HEREBY WILL MY ABILITY OF BEING A GOOD SCHOLAR TO BILL RuSHING. I, BETTY COULON, DO HEREBY WILL MY PERSONALITY WITH THE BOYS TO VELMA BACOCH. I, KAREN ROSSI, DO HEREBY WILL MY ABILITY TO DANCE TO WILFRED HILL, JOKES NOW STUDENTS SAID MR. MARKO, TELL ME THE SIGNS OF THE ZODIAC. YOU FIRST CLIFFORD, TAURUS, THE BULL. RIGHT. ' NOW, YOU JOEj ANOTHER ONE. CANCERj THE CRAB. . RIGHT AGAIN, AND NOW IT ' S YOUR TURN MERTON. MERTON LOOKED PUZZLED, HE HESITATED A MOMENT AND THEN BLURTED OUT; MICKEY THE MOUSE. MR. DIETRICKs BEFORE WE BEGIN THIS EXAMINATION ARE THERE ANY QUESTIONS? FRANK COOLEY: WHAT ' S THE NAME OF THIS COURSE? HE Should have Studied his Business English One OF bill Robert ' s hamburger customers was noto- rious FOR his slowness IN PAYING HIS BILLS. IN desperation Bill sent the following letter? sir: Who bought a lot of hamburgers from me and did not PAY? YOU. WHO promised TO PAY IN SIXTY DAYS? YOU. Who IS A THIEF5 liar, and scoundrel? YOURS truly, BILL ROBERTS FEMIN INE AMBl TIONS Freshman Girl: She wants to marry a football hero. SOPHOMORE GIRL: SHE WANTS TO MARRY HER FAVORITE MALE TEACHER, JUNIOR GIRL: She WANTS TO MARRY A CAPITALIST. SENIOR GIRL: She wants to marry A MAN. HORSE SENSE, MAYBE. --LET HALF A DOZEN HORSES RUN AROUND A TRACK AND 50,000 MEN WILL TURN OUT TO WATCH THEM; BUT LET HALF A DOZEN MEN RUN AROUND A TRACK AND SEE HOW MANY HORSES EVENT, TURN OUT FOR THE IS ' ? ' ::CfJ? J :.: JOKES HELEN NAEF: Wh ' AT ' S the IDEA OF PAINTING YOUR CAR BLACK ON ONE SIDE AND TAN ON THE OTHER? CARLOS: IT ' S A GREAT IDEA. YOU SHOULD HEAR THE WITNESSES CONTRADICTING THEMSELVES. MR. FURU, SPONSOR FOR THE SPORTSMAN CLUB, WAS MORE THAN AMAZED BY THE SUPER MARKSMANSHIP OF ONE MEM- BER, BILL RUSSHING. All over the region WHERE HE WAS praCticinGj on tress, fences and posts were TRAGETS BULL ' S-EYES WITH HOLES IN THE DEAD CENTER AS EVIDENCE OF HtS UNCANNY SKILL. YOUR CERTAINLY ARE A SHARPSHOOTER 5 MR. FuRU SAIDp HOW DO YOU DO IT? EASY AS PIEj ANSWERED BILL, I JUST SHOOT FIRST AND THEN DRAW THE CIRCLE, An old MAN AT A MUSICALj GIVEN BY MRS. ROGERS STU- DENTS, WEPT CAPIOUSLY WHILE MY OLD KENTUCKY HOME WAS BEING RENDERED, BY B!LL BYE. AFTERWARDS, MRS. ROGERS INQUIRED TENDERLY; PARDON ME ARE YOU A KENTUCKIAN? NO MADAM THE TEARFUL ONE REPLIED, I ' M A MUSICIAN, BETTY STEWART: So YOU HOPE TO GRADUATE CUM LAUDE? JEANNE TOWERS: NOPE, I ONLY HOPE TO GRADUATE CUM SPRING. MR. MARKO: IS THIS THEME ORIGINAL? AGNES: OH, YOU MAY FIND A FEW OF THE WORDS IN THE DICTIONARY, LORRAINE HERRMANN ' S MAIDEN SPEECH ■AS I WAS SITTING ON MY THOUGHT, A SEAT STRUCK ME, LORENE LEIGH AND HEIDI NAEF TO AGENT IN FOREIGN TRAVEL OFFICE: ABOUT THIS ISLE OF MAN — IS THERE ONLY ONE? jOKtS MISS GRAHAM: ' VHAT insect requires the least food? LORRAII E HERRfvUNN: The moth — it eats nothing but HOLES . D.VIGKT SIMI.10NS: What ' s the date please? MR. DI£TRICK: Kever mind the date. The examination IS MORE IMPORTANT. 0.VI3KT SUM0N3: Well I wanted to have something Rl GHT on my paper. MIKE ROSSI: It ' s great speeding along like this, Don ' t you feel glad you are alive? JOY BR0A3Y: Glad isn ' t the word, I ' m amazed. PA: Well, son, How are your marks this month? BUD CYRUS: They ' re under water. PA: What do you mean — under water? Bill Bye ' s Maiden Speech V hen he stood up he was spellbound. The big and jubilant audience dazed him, and as he stammered and stuttered in an attempt to get started, one of THE members of the AUDIENCE YELLED: TelL ' EM ALL YOU KNOW, Bill. It won ' t take long. That was just enough to rile Bill. I ' ll tell ' em all we both know, he shot back. It won ' t take any longer. A GRADE school ENGLISH CLASS WAS ASKED TO WRITE A COMPOSITION of 250 WORDS ON ANY SUBJECT. LITTLE Dickie turned in the following brilliant effort: Charlie was driving his new truck one day last SUMMER AND HE HAD A TIRE PUNCTURE. ThE OTHER 234 ' i ' ORDS ARE NOT FIT FOR PUBLICATION. JOKES BOB PETERSON WAS NOT PRONE TO OVER-EXERTION IN SCHOOL; THEREFORE, HIS MOTHER WAS SURPRISED AND PLEASED WHEN HE CAME HOME WITH THIS ANNOUNCEMENT, I GO 100 TODAY. THAT ' S WONDERFUL, DEAR, WHAT WAS IT IN? She asked, 50 in reading AND 50 IN SPELL ING. GARY ROBERTS: MAN IS THE GREATEST INVENTION IN THE WORLD. DICKIE NELSON: YES BUT woman is an improvement, GARY ROBERTS: YEAH THAT ' S WHAT KEEPS MEN OUT LATE LOOKING FOR IMPROVEMENTS. TEDDY HUNNEWELL: DON ' T WORRY ABOUT Diane, GIRLS ARE A NICKLE A DOZEN, COBY ROSSI : GEE. ' I ' VE BEEN BUYING CANDY BARS, SALLYS (after THE RODEO) A FINE RIDER YOU ARE I TOLD YOU DISTINCTLY TO COME AWAY WITH A RUSH AT THE CORNER, Why DIDN ' T YOU? GERALD: I DIDN ' T THINK IT SEEMED QUITE SPORTING TO LEAVE THE HORSE BEHIND. MRS. WASSON: HOW DID YOU happen to oversleep THIS morning eldred? ELDRED: There are eight of us in the house and tkc CLOCK WAS set FOR SEVEN. DURING A HISTORY LESSON MR. MARKO ASKED. RITA, WHAT ARE THE PHOENICIANS NOTED FOR? RITA: BLINOS FOREMAN: HEY, BUO, how COME YOU ARE SLEEPING ON THE JOB? . NICK BACOCH: GOODNESS GRACIOUS, CAN ' T A MAN CLOSE HIS EYES FOR A MINUTE OF PRAYER?  . v - • i v . •- •••■ ' •.•« - « !:_ „i-r-j-r-i BLACK ' S CASH STORE Bishop, Calif. Home Of The Original Sheepherder Bread BISHOP BAKERY K SAFE TOMORKOW INSURr TODAY ' H ' .nestly It ' s The Best Policy ' ' DON GRE(iORY Phone Bishop 7032 106 South Main Bishop, Calif. Bishop, Calif. SIMMOiN ' S UAJKY Raw Pasteurized Milk Cream You Can ip Our Cream But You Can ' t Beat Our Mili Big Pine, Calif. Keough ' s Specialty Shop THE TOGGERY GENTS ELR.MTLKLNG Dorrance Keough Curlee Clothes Phone 3217 Stetson Hats Floi-sheim Shoes East Line Street Phone 3216 Bishop, Calif. Bishop, Calif. MALTBY ' S GARAGE Automotive Repairs Ramco Repowering Glass Accessories Phone 377 Big Pine, Calif.  •  ' «  '   -:- -:- • •M-s-8-fc4 «-8- • ■ ■ • ■— . •• - • v •vv; - i ; ! ,j. J. C. FEIGE Plumbir.g - Heatinsr - Sheet IMetal Frioidaire - Home Appliance P. 0. Box 294 Phone 3021 Bishop, CaUf. There Is Nothing Finer Than Stromberg-Carlson SHELTON RADIO ELECTRIC SERVICE We Repair All Makes Bishop, Calif. Congratulations To Class of 1949-50 J. C. FENNEY ' S Bishop, Calif. Congratulations MIRPH ' S Bishop, Calif. G. M. Hardware Supply Co, Phone 2031 Hardware - Sporting Goods Pabco Paints - Roofing Bishop, Calif. Bl TTONS BOWS SHOF For That different Look In ardage Cottons - Silks - Wools Alterations Phone 6151 Comell Bldg. Bishop, Calif. -M -H-:-K- «-M-W-}-M :-;-M-K-K-;-;s-M-:s-td COMPLIMENTS OF BISHOP ' S TWO DRUG STORES BISHOP DRUG STORE The REXALL Store Phone 2591 OWENS VALLEY DRLG t TORE Phone 2901 Bishop, California GLACIER SERVICE Phone 321 mi CHEVRON PALISADE SERVICE Phone 461 Union 76 Jim Nil olaus Tires - Battents - Accessones Big Pine, CaUfornia ■■ . a— • • : - : - •:- • • : - : ♦ • • • : . . ■ . . . .i- . .i,i-SA. v .i . . .M, .M .H- :- . v FHELPS MOTOR COMPANY Authorized Dealer Chevrolet - Oldsmobile - Cadillac R. W. PHELPS, Owner Bishop, CalifoiTiia LYNN ' S ELECTRIC Authorized Dealer 140 East Line Advance Pressure Water Systems Appliance - Repairs - Sales - Wii-ing Hoffman - Motorola - Sonora Bishop, California Phone 58S BEACON TAVERN Dining - Dancing - Cocktails Charcoal Broiled Steaks - Chicken Dinners Your Host Art Schellrng Your Chef Ole Hemericks Bishop, CalifoiTiia i ' -: :-:-: t '   : ' -  - -i N-tH: v   -: a i-x ' M :-X : '  • ' ■ ' ' -— t , w ? --M-: i S- .. !,w,X-i- i Inyo-Mono Motors, Inc. Buick - G. M. C. Ti-ucks Sales Service; Phone 561 555 s. Main Bishop, Calif. Livestock - General Hauling Phone 4271 Bishop, Calif. • - : ' ' ' l r r ' ' ' ;rMrV ' lr ' rr: ' - DEFTY ' S Complete Fome Furnishings Eveiything for the Home Furniture - Floor Coverings - Ajipliances Phone 2601 235 North Main Bishop, Calif. Union Oil Products - Minute Man Service Firestone Dealer Store - Made of Quality TONY ' S SERVICE STATION 24 Hour Service Auto Supplies and Sporting Goods North Main St. K. D. Johnson Phone 529 Bishop, Calif. BIG PINE LUMBER COMPANY Building Material Pipe and Fittings Boysen 100 per cent Pure Paints A. M. Chum) Crocker Phone 431 Big Pine, California MOUNTAIN LIQUID CAS APPLIANCE CO. Butane - Propane Gas Appliances Phone 2421 Gas Has Got It Bishop, Calif. ...■■■;-.;_;„;-;- .: . . AAAA iyyyyyi iiii yiiiift liii yt fl ftt i DODGE TRUCK5 S. F. GRIFFITH IpLYMOUfu 1 DODGE - PLYMOUTH CARS Dodge Job-Rated Trucks Phone 2801 Bishop, California J. V. COPELAIVD YARDS Lumber - Sashes North Main, at the Y Doors - Paints Phone 6651 Bishop, California I I I WAGON WHEEL Beer - Dining - Dancing Nightly - Good Music Large Dance Hall L. H. Grover, Prop. Phone 7448 10 Miles North of Bishop on Highway 395 Bishop, California % Bishop Building Material Donald Cowan Bishop, Calif. Phone 6451 Building Material Wholesale Retail Pumice Blocks Reenforcing Steel Cement Windows Sashes Sand Rock Cut Flowers - Potted Plants Corsages - Gifts - Vases Special Care Given to Funerals Bishop Flower Gift Shop Mr. - Mrs. W. S. McEntyre Phone 3261 336 N. Main Bishop, Calif. BISHOP DRY CLEANERS Your Cleaner and Dyer Of Fine Fabrics Bert and Helen Roux Bishop, Calif. KENNETH G. IONS AGENCY, INC. Realtor - Insurer Insure Today Be Sure Tomorrow Phone 2831 Bishop, Calif. a a V V «   . ' . .  .  j. . . . . ' • ; i i H i-H-i i !-i i }-i MMi m a a a a a a a fcM.fc M.g b a i g  ■ n l y g Congratulations Class of 1949-50 BIG PINE STORE Grocei-ies and Market Fresh Meats - staple and F ' ancy Groceries Phone 311 Big Pine, California Greetings Class of 1950 HI-WAY GARAGE Frank ( Skeet ) Smith General Automotive Repair Sei-vice -Accessories Phone 37-1 National Auto Club Service Big Pine, California Best of Luck Class of 1950 EASTERN SILRRA COMPANY Wholesale Distributors Bishop, Califoniia BEDELL ' S Geneial Merchandise Groceries - Meats - Hardware - Di-y Goods Complete Market Big Pine, California w w - - -,- -  v . ' i l H H Ii ft II li i II i n li M  t i M i i i i i t B INYO STORE Bishop, California :|: Phore2151 and Phone 7911 I : Clothing for the Entire Family We Featr P WHITE STAG Sportswear COMPLIMENTS OF BISHOP THEATRE THE PICK OF THE PICTURES Bishop, California I - • w w : .. . . . i i ; . , ,;:; ; ; Model Cleaning Laundry One Day Sei-vice Phone 522 Bishop, Calif. Congratulations to the Class of 1949-50 EDWARD E. BLAKE Bishop, Calif. PEKRY FOiNTIAC New Cars Used Cars Garage Phone 2951 Bishop, Calif. L. R. STEWART Distributor General Petroleum Products Phone 2401 Bishop, Calif. Vivienne ' s blowers Gifts By the Theatre Flowers by Wire Eveiywhere We Deliver Phone 557 Phone 4832 Bishop, Calif. Everything is Nifty for the Class of Nineteen Fifty Golden State Cafe Bishop, Calif. SIERRA FARMS Distributor Golden State Products K. A. Jacobs and Sons Bishop, Calif. ELCH ' S CAFE Good Food Home Made Pies Phone 251 Big Pine, Calif. ■ ■    ■ ■  ; fl a a-fl«XN9 fr « fr   « «« «   0ftfta 66    fl.6 . A AA6AA  a «   —■ '  ■ , ■«—.—. . ' ; ; • •w M  M . ■x . . . ♦ . . . .M i, . . .M,M-fl M Congratulations BATnK of AMERICA Bishop, Calif. GEORGE TUCKER SMITH Realtor 200 S. Main Phone 560 Bishop, Calif. COMPLIMENTS OF E. A. LIQUOR STORE Phone 2541 120 North Main Bishop, Calif. Margaret s Sport Shop Featui ing Suits - Slacks - Sweaters Blouses - Sportwear 110 North Main Bishop, Calif. Rossi ' s Cafe and Bar Meals - Sandwiches Short Orders Big Pine, Calif. CAMERA ART SHOP Fishing Tackle Ammunition Gifts Evei-ything for the Student Harry Edith Mendenhall Big Pine, Calif. G E 5c to 25c STORE G. K. Schulz Bishop, Calif. PINION BOOK STORE Greeting Cards - Stationeiy Phone 2561 Bishop, Calif. ..:..:..:..i.. ;..;.. v ; v: : vv .: M x-a ' fl ' «- '      •   a  a.a  fl. ft ft oft ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' • •• ' •• —BOOSTERS— BOB ' S MOBILE STATION CARRIE E. KAHL C. W. JONES REAL ESTATE BAMBOO CAFE CLIFTON ' S NEEDI EWORK 7IELDS CAFE BISHOPS BOWLING ALLEY VICE ' S SHOE SERVICE ROBERT RYAN, VETERINARIAN Bishop Big Pine Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop -: : : t ' ' -: : - : - - M- - M - M-  fr  ft  00 0 00 fta6ao6fl ft A  Ait AAA A 6 f