Bishop Union High School - El Pinon Yearbook (Bishop, CA)

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FRESHMAN CLASS As usual, the first week of school was one of torture for the poor freshmen. The upper classmen soon became used to the war paint and rouge on the girls ' faces and the unusual sight of bare feet. The boys had sad stories to tell of their trip to the river, their proof being sun- burned noses and blistered feet. Dire vengeance was threatened to those disobeying the commands of the sophomores. The demerit system proved to be one of our greatest worries, but we soon learned to arrive at classes on time. Although the class was not very large, we took an active part in the athletics. The girls gained second place in the volleyball interclass games, while the boys did very well in their sports. One of the main events in our history was the Freshman Snow Party which took place at Crest View. OFFICERS 1st St-mesler President Sam Cleland Vice-President Vernon Holland Secretary .Harry Vonderheide Treasurer DoUGLAS MoORE 2nd Semester President Helen Boothe Vice-President Virginla Roberts Secretary Bettv Barlovv Treasurer Pat link Springer 14 EL PINON

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Editor, Marion Cashliauijh ; Biisi}icss Mmiaiicr. Xonnan Kinney; Oriiaiuzations. Carlton McKinney; Classes. Fairy Blee; Jokes, Helen Barlow; Boys ' Sports, Ray McMurry; Girls ' Sports, Dorothy Dixon ; Calendar, Genevieve Roberts ; Advisor. Mr. Tames. STAFF Tn preparing this edition of the PlXOX for publication, the editors have endeavored to bear in mind that the success of the book in after years depends upon the way in which this volume is organized and have tried to make this a worthy precedent for future work. The in- terest and support of the patrons and friends of the school has been such that we think they may overlook the many imperfections of the PiXUX. We hope that it will serve to bring back the moments of pleas- ure and joy which we all spent together. May our PlNOX be as strong and hardy, as capable of resisting storms, and as worthy of apprecia- tion, as the sturdy mountain pines which dot the slopes of our great Sierras. 16 EL PINON