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

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Our senior year has come and gone, It didn ' t seem to tarry long. Our graduation day is nigh, And so we bid you all goodby. — Clara Shelly. CLASS OFFICERS GENEVIEVE BUTLER President .PAULINE JOHNSON PAULINE JOHNSON Vice-President .. MARION RIGGS DOROTHY WILKERSON....... Secretary ENID AMON VIVIENE JOHNSON Treasurer VIVIENE JOHNSON

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY On the morning of August 31, 1931, thirty-five trembling and awe filled freshies climbed the steps into the realm of the unknown, or the B.U.H.S. For two semesters they were forced to submit to the insults of upper-classmen. But, all in all, they attained a fine start in their brilliant course through high school. In the year of ' 31 There came some freshmen dumb. If you will watch, and look and wait, You will see the seniors great. Thirty-three strong, the class of ' 35 entered their second year in high school. As sophomores, they recovered from their stage fright and pushed their way among the leaders. Our freshman year was quite a try; We ' d look at a problem and heave a sigh. On came our mighty sophomore year. We hustled up and lost our fear. As juniors and upper-classmen, we carried on our activities with flying colors. That year we chose Mrs. McLaren and Mr. James as our advisors. The carnival was very gay, The banquet, too, all must say. Our junior year was not so slow, But when we ' re seniors, watch us go. Seniors — The very word frightened us, but we tried to be dignified and to look the part, although at heart we were doubtful of our ability. Both boys and girls took the lead in sports, dramatics, and other school activities. The annual Senior Ball on November 24 was a great success. The seniors, for the last time, formally entertained their friends. Senior Ditch Day was fun for the seniors alone, but Old Clothes Day was fun for all. The senior play displayed for a last time senior talent. The last real get-together was the Junior-Senior Banquet. [9]

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CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1935, of Bishop Union High School, County of Inyo. State of California, being of sound and disposing mind, do hereby bequeath our properties, abilities, and affections. To the junior class, we leave our ability to conduct class meetings without riots. To the sophomore class, we leave our place on the honor roll. To the freshman class, we leave our very good behavior. I, Enid Amon, will my intelligence to Jack Alexander. I, Genevieve Butler, will Pid to anyone that can manage him until I get my diploma as an aviatrix. I, Virginia Black, will my ability to be a one-man girl (when some of the other men aren ' t around) to Grace Matlick. I, Rosalie Graves, will my ability to make friends to Shirley Ritchey. I, Elma Hess, will my sunny smile to Betty Parent. I, Pauline Johnson, will my ability to blush to Mildred Hillis. I, Vivian Johnson, will my joke writing to Jessie Crawford. I, Clair Keslar, will my ability as a yell leader to Dickie Martin. I, Wilson Marrs, will my ability to stay out of school to work to Pete Aitchison. I, Sidney McAfee, will my car to Bug and Sam. I, Lloyd McMurry, will my ability to play basketball to Bobby Ryan. I, Crissie McMurtrie, will my laugh to anyone who can get as much pleas- ure out of it as I. I, Wilbur Parent, will my pull with the teachers to Newton Evers. I, Billie Parcher, will my gift of gab to someone who can handle it. I, Louise Parcher, will my great height and weight to Cliff Mathews. I, Emily Phillips, will my good grades in French to Mary Ellen Ryan. I, Marion Rigg, will my handsome features to Pete Giraud. I, Dorothy Rome, will my good nature to Fern Starks. I, Roger Shiveley, will my last name to Betty Boggs. I, Clara Shelly, will my overflowing mirth to Betty Taylor. I, Dorothy Springer, will my up-and-ready pep to Lenore Stein. mi