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

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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 '