Biggs High School - Rice Blade Yearbook (Biggs, CA)

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Top Row Ilelf To righll-L, W, Richards, Principal, Miss Edwina Dean, Miss Adel Cordes, Wendell Evers. Lower Row-R. C. Goffhold, Mrs. Vera Milchell Harry, Harold Hillman, Miss Madge McElroy L. E. Reynolds. MRS. VERA MITCHELL HARRY , MR. HAROLD HILLMAN Vice Principal Social Science III Home Economics Librarian Sewing Circle Senior Advisor MR. WENDELL EVERS Dean of Boys Social Science I Social Science IV Arifhrnelic Public Spealring Physical Educalion Football Track Senior Advisor MR. L. W. RICHARDS Principal Chemislry Biology Triqonomefry Irreshman Advisor The Faculty . MR. LOUIS E. REYNOLDS Typing Bookkeeping Slenography Baslcelball Physical Educalion Junior Advisor MISS EDWINA DEAN Dean of Girls Physical Educafion Spanish Social Science II Spanish Club Tumbling Team Girls' League Advisor Junior Advisor Farm Mechanics General Shop Agriullure Aqricullure Club Sophomore Advisor Smilh-Hughes Proiecfs MR. ROY C. GOTTHOLD Band Glee Club Orzhesfra Algebra Geomelry 'vlechanical Drawing Arilhmelics Freshman Advisor MISS MADGE E. MCELROY English I, ll, III, IV German II Journalism Club Sophomore Advisor

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Dedicalion Because we leel +l'1e need ol an adequaie expression of our deep re' gard lor lier splendid allribules ol loyally and cooperalion, l'1er line capaciries of friendship and rnollnerli- ness and her rare good fellowship on all occasions and because we can see no more filling lribule lo one who was 'a s+eady source ol inspiralion To us, we dedicale lliis bool: lo Miss Madge McElroy

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Class ol 34 O F F l C E R S First Semesfer Second SemesTer BeTTy Brink , ,,,,,,,,,,, .,,.,..,. . ,.. , Presidenl' .BeTTy Brink Eleanore Longanecker ,,,,.. ., Vice-PresidenT KeiTh Baker Elinor Reime .. ,,.,,,,, . . . SecreTary . Eloise Farley BerniTa Hill .,,, ,.,,,.. . ... Treasurer , .. Treva l.oTgren Frank SmiTh... Marie McLean ,,,,. S.A.A. . . Yell-Leader ACTIVITIES .. Louise Slusser . .,, DeRoy Dreyer As a beginning oT a busy year The Senior Class sponsored The annual Freshman RecepTion in SepTember. BeTTy Brink, General Chairman, had an inTeresTing program planned which included a sTunT presenTed by each class, musical number, The yelling conTesT and dancing. The seniors proved ThaT They sTill had The loudesT voice in The school by Taking The cup Tor The second consecuTive year. In November The gymnasium was The scene oT gayeTy as The resulT oT much hard work on The parT of The Senior class in giving a Senior Barn Dance which was The TirsT oT iTs kind ever given in The school. Bales oT hay, cornsTaIks, pumpkins, lanTerns and harness lenT aTmosphere To The occasion. Everyone, including The orchesTra, Turned ouT in overalls, prinT dresses, sTraw haTs and sunbonneTs. A prize was given Tor The besT walTzers and also Tor The besT cosTumes. On DramaTics NiTe The Senior class presenTod Rooms To LeT which was a one- acT comedy. This play uncovered much hidden TalenT in The Senior class and as a resulT They wer: awarded second prize Tor The b:sT play given ThaT niTe. The Annual ChrisTmas parTy which was given by The High and MighTies was a scene of TrivoliTy and gayeTy and Tull oT Ye old ChrisTmas SpiriT. DelighT l-lixon, gen- eral chairman, managed To geT old SanTa Claus To come in person and deliver his giTTs. On The sTage a cleverly decoraTed ChrisTmas Tree sTood, Trom which candy canes were disTribuTed among The sTudenTs by The Seniors. The aTTernoon was spenT in play- ing games and dancing. ln February The Seniors moTored To Oroville To aTTend The showing oT LiTTle Women. Before leaving The school a hoT dinner was served by girls oT The class in The home-making rcom. Early This spring The seniors enioyod a picnic aT Richardson's Springs as The resulT oT The winning oT a MeriT ConTesT held in The school. Tiger I-louse Thrillod The local audience when The Senior class presenTed iTs play in The gymnasium. May l9Th. Over 575.00 wes Taken in and Trom The reporTs received, iT was one oT The mosT successful plays over given in The high school. LasT year The class renewed The cusTom oT a Junior Prom in The high school. This was The TirsT Time Tor many years ThaT one had been given and iT was a grand success. They also renewed The cusTom oT The Junior class honoring The Seniors by a bangueT. lfcToro This iT had been The cusTom Tor The Foods class To give The banqueT. Mr. Richards was hosT To The Senior class, Thursday, May 3lsT, aT a TheaTre ParTy. Following The showing oT The picTure The guesTs enioyed ReTreshmenTs aT The ChocoIaTe Shoppe. ' As Rev. Francine, OT Richvale delivered his BaccalaureaTe message To The gradu- aTes, Sunday evening, June 3rd, an air oT solemniTy and guieT reigned in The gym. The Theme oT Rev. Francino's message was l-low To Win The gym was aTTracTively decoraTed by members of The Junior Class. On The morning oT May 2-4Th Tho Seniors leTT brighT and early Tor Lake Olympia on The Annual Sneak Day. Arriving aT The lake, breakTasT was prepared and eaTen by a gang oT hungry Seniors. The morning was spenT in swimming and boaTing. Then The dinner gong-I Dancing, hiking, and swimming as The mosT aTTracTive pasTime oT The aTTernoon and several seemed To have worked up an immense appeTiTe Tor The re- mainder oT The Tood was devoured aT supperTime. ATTer cleaning up They sTarTed homoward, Tired and weary aTTer a glorious day.