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

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GIRLS ' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION This year the G. A. A. was started under the leadership of Miss Ewiiig, instructor in physical education for girls. This organization has been very active and has made itself an important factor in extra- curricular activities. The Hrst G. A. A. event of the year was a Halloween dance which proved to be a great success. In December a banquet was given at the Kittie Lee Inn in honor of the football players. A volleyball and basketball banquet was given February 2. This was attended by most of the girls in school. Awards and sweaters were presented to various girls at the time and an entertaining program was carried out. Baseball was then taken up with much enthusiasm. The final base- ball games and tennis matches were played on April 28 at a play day. The season was formally closed by a banquet in the evening. It was rather an honor to be a member of the G. A. A. because each member had to have taken part in some sport. The activities of the association can be looked back upon with pride, because of the praise- worthy way in which they were handled. G. A. A. OFFICERS President Fairy Blee rice-Pres ' nlent ....PAULINE JOHNSON Secretary VIRGINIA Black Treasurer DoROTHY DiXON EL PINON 25

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DEBATE CLUB 1933-.-I4 proved to be an active season for debaters. At the first of the year our efforts were bent toward inter-class debates. Each class had its elimination for class teams of two debaters. Those chosen to represent their classes were: seniors, Marion Cashbaugh and Carlton McKinney; juniors, Dorothy Wilkerson and Virginia Black; sopho- mores, Mildred Hillis and Margaret Price; post graduates, Wilfred Partridge and Albert Stein. The preliminary inter-class debates eliminated the juniors in the sophomore-junior contest and the P. G. ' s in their debate with the seniors. The final debate between the sophomores and seniors was held before the student body. The seniors won and the two winners received a pen and pencil set as prizes. On March 9th at Bishop and on April 20th at Lancaster, non- decision debates were held between the Lancaster team and Bishop. Both schools made fine showings. 24 EL PINON

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GIRLS ' LEAGUE The (jirls ' League has been a success both socially and in business. We started off with Christmas and Red Cross projects. These were very interesting and the girls responded by turning in adequate con- tributions. Among other projects was the repairing of the League Room. The means for raising money was luncheons which were given bv each class and as a whole were extremely successful. A very charming afternocjn tea was given tor the mothers in the spring. Dainty refreshments were served and both girls and mothers enjoyed it. OFFICERS President DOROTHY DiXON riee-Presiih ' iil Jessii, Crawford Secretary M.ARV Arci ' LAKIIS Treasurer MiSS FiXN 26 E L P I N O N