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

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.3 xx ,J Y HERE ARE YOUR CELEBRITIES . The man in the star is DENNIS BAMBAUER, B.U.H.S. track wonder. Once Dennis gets started running, it's hard to stop him and he usually goes on to win. Proof that he is long-winded, as well, is evidenced in his Eng- lish 4 class where he is able to talk an entire period on various subjects, without pause. Cln fact, just try to stop himl. Dennis holds a number of all-time Desert-Inyo League records in C and B track and, as an A, has garnered not only the 440 and the 880, but is also co-holder of the re' lay crown. He was a little reluctant to state his accomplishments to us- his only statement being, Records are made to be broken. We might add that his record as student body manager isn't going to be broken any time soon . . . man, what a salesman! American Legion representatives to Boys and Girls State for 1953 were Gwen Nichols Clark Grlbben and Jerry Heinsen Clark managed to latch on to the elective position of Mayor of the city of Burbank while Gwen and Jerry fell into county offices All three proved capable and interested We are proud of such able representation 20 The functions ofthe Student Council reach much farther than we realize This year three of our student leaders held of flce inthe California Association of Student Councils Region 5 District 22 Clark Gribben was president True Stevens secretary and Sue Wissnng treasurer This honor brought them plenty of work as well as a chance at leadership someone tells us however that it was not ALL work' 1 .- . . . , . , 5 1 1 mt- ii.: 1. Ns' 'K' F R . , - 1 , - I 1 1 1 - , 1 f -

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DIXIE WILSON G A A 4 F H A 3 Magoreife 4 Girls League I 2 3 4 Drama Club 4 Dnll Team Girls Chorus 2 3 4 SUE WISSING Girls League 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 VlceP FHA 2 3 Pres 3 Megaphone Stuff 4 Drama Club 3 4 Jr Carnival Queen 3 Cheerleader 4 Sludenf Council 3 4 C A S C Trees 4 If res 4 LINTON WOLLEN B nd I 2 3 4 Tennls Team 'I 2 3 Science Club 'I 2 Chess Club Secfy 4 Phofography Club 4 Hllung Club l 4

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C.. .- ll- LY' trab- .Q f' feta- dr '- 'Ti' --' -T cuss omcsres, left to fight: Front Row- . BOB MARCELLIN, vice-pres. ,. LINDA MEYERS, pres. Back Row- JUDY GOOLSBY, sec. JANET DAUGHERTY, trees .5 5 THB JUNIURS Starting off our Junior year was the enter- taining and financially successful Junior Car- nival, Story-booklandf' King of this gala affair was Dick Moxley, with his fascinating Mr. Jackson, Mr. Nelson, Mr. Pettiiohn queen, Judy Goolsby. February 27 set the scene for our sock hop. Prizes were given for the most spectacular socks. As we go to press, our class is preparing for the most elaborate and exciting Junior-Senior Banquet and Ball ever to be held in the history of our school. The scene for this fascinating and long-awaited event is Springtime in Paris, featuring an outdoor cafe overlooking Notre Dame and the river Seine. The fact that we have had a successful Junior year has been achieved only through the complete cooperae tion of all the members of our class and our advisors. The crowning ofthe king and queen at the Carnival . . . with attending princes and princesses in foreground.