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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1955 volume:

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We dedicate this fiftieth annual, not to the past from which it sprang but rather to the future where WE are going . , .We ded- icate it also to the memory of our schoolmate Gary Kincade, busi- ness manager ot this Annual and ot the school . . . a quiet, studi- ous, all around good guy whom we all miss. 3 2 525? 'F ,P -7' yu: ne 1 0 5 .a Z .R 4 . A 2 1 2 , 1 ... O a k 'K ' p . . , 1 fl P4 3 . , b, 5 I 5 4 a KN' . U A A . , 7 'UN D1 '-.1 t, . 'A I . v- lv '.9-.,: ' fi, 'Wh' Wi'!.gg-grey:-,gn A , wg' I Y.-- I 9 vi 14354 I , 1 .1 at 1 if ,gt - i 01. -ur .. 3 --'J-' - ', 1 - A 1-4.- Qgg- .L . ,' ', Q. 315. Q- ,og A. 4: I'- .,'.: Q , fs- K El Pinon staff, left to right: Mike Bishop, Mr. Morhardt, advisor, Diane Phillips Ramona Moody Linda Meyers Paula Sue Gann Bob Marcellin CLASS OFFICERS, left to right: Bob Frank, vice-pres., Sharon Dougherty, pres Janeal Swanson reas Yvonne Decke sec Ly ICI HA Egadl Ourselves, the editors just ran through the files of all the old El Pinon. What a marked improvement there has been in the last fifty years . . . at least we think it is an improvement ...certainly a change at any rate. The first annuals were really nothing more than paper bound small books of poems and compositions. We ran across some hilarious poetry by Cliff McAfee in the 1913 edition satirizing the domestic science classes and their experiments in cooking. The jokes in any of the early editions would have sent any sour- puss into hysterics. Obviously the styles of those days struck us as being odd to say the least, but just as ours fit the fashions today so too theirs must have seemed normal to them. lt sur- prised us to find that photographs were used very little until 1920 and even then when snaps began to be used they were small and scarce because of the high cost of cuts. With the coming of lithography school annuals have become more pic- tures and fewer words, ours, ofcourse, included. We think its simply amazing when you get right down to it just how many technical improvements during the last half century have aided us in putting out this Golden Anniversary copy. Prob- ably in the year QOOO annuals will talk back at you and be exclusively in color but as things now stand we think this is a pretty good example of OUR times. Processes keep getting more complicated but we must be getting smarter too for we're still ahead of our deadlines. .1- Q! , l r!w .f -ef.. uf qi E , s V 4 .ft wry i- f 0 .1 BOARD OF TRUSTEES, left to right: Arthur S. Taylor, Belle Hollancl, Ernest l. Bulpitt, H. L. McKinley lNot shown, Andrew Boyd,'pres.l MRS. DOROTHY WILSON Office secretary ,,Z f o to Fa LLOYD P. WOLLEN Principal and District Superintendent ,.., 'xU ' PAUL McGILL Vice Principal, Attendance, Civics, Consumer Ed., English IV RALPH BLACKMAN EARL BASHFORD Shop, Mech. Drawing Bond Music tail DUANE WHITE Boys' P.E., Drivers' Civil Air Pofrol General Moth rv i' n. ,. DICK JACKSON MRS. AUDINE liAcLAREN Dr. Ed., Boys' P.E., 'Omem0k'f1Q General Science BiO'O9Y MISS DORIS J. CAYLEY Library, tnglish 7 EMIL MORHARDT Art, Skiing 'fa ORVILLE NELSON Agriculture MRS. EDITH PRYOR MISS MINNIELEE SHANK Moth Girls PE Bio ogy mil CARL J. WALKUP Commercial KATHLEEN WONACOTT Spanish, Library Counseling tv: QA RAY DEAN Head Custodian 'Zi if BOYETTE HELTON Bus Driver ? 1-nv EL L GEORGE LEHMAN Custodian BERRY BURKHALTER Bus Driver a .- -i 4 s . 1 .'n ' Q: ,' ...E- rife ,f -J. 5' . .-vfrfjfig 57- 'T 2 1 1-'75 'sl -f' I 4.596 'iQ.4g.1w ' 9 ,.ra!'9 xl, , -r ,' ,L nv ,, ' ,. - ,,. f - - iff , f , veil-QQ g , A ff: 'Y Fi f ' , '-i15f If . . L. . If I I BB A QA .5 'I ' v .X U 175 K , A fa.. 'f' , . . 1 L . - .5 4 ,PN Q, -- Vivek QA ' ' -'iv-L! Y - ' Tj' Fe' I 'rf f A ' ' A, ' - u fffv ff 9- ' 1 f1f . , . 'V F -f' X A5 A wg iff . v faq' ' -' ' 1 f 1 . A. Q-:fl x f . -J 1 b . , K f ty. '.,.4. 'F 'QR N A vt YKW9 X ' ,X .3 . 'N ,Q 1 ' 1 --X Q'-so . '.-2 'nu 9' 'mf-5 1 . . N x . in , . 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'.'g 5-6.93 Q -firi- rgffiii -Qs: ' il -'- 'LX 1 AFS- ' '7'LJE- 5 1' fd ff V, psi' 'Q I' :ff ,J-'1 ' Y-H' an Y..- Qtpf-If , F , ga... if' f.:- 2. 11,gtag.A' ,N MW. k .p. ,- . f att, 3:4 ' 3'L1c.'4 't'-nm.,- .qs -Ark CLASS OFFICERS left to rrght Joan Toles treas Janet Daugherty sec Dee Ogden vrce pres Bob Krnmont pres SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Up the rungs of our educatronal ladder weve clambered untrl now when we frrd ourselves on top as the emrnent graduatrng class of our school ln our Freshman year we were shy and backward but burstrng wrth the exuberanc of sprung we sponsored one of the most successful dances of the year wnth a floor show wnrch Introduced some of the unsurpassable talent of our class Duck Horne played the steel gultar for the one and only trme durrng hrs career and was a smashrng success As Sophomores we welcomed the Frosh wrth the annual Freshmen Receptron Dance wrth Its theme of Autumn Leaves Laakrng ahead we saw busy years rn store and began hoardrng up the money to enable us to carry out our plans Two of our most entertamrng and profrtable affarrs were the Football Dance and the Hawauan Hop Brrnglng rnta lrght more of our classes terrrfrc talent Bob Marcellrn as Tubby Don Cortez as the prrncrpal Lynn Palmer as the young genrus and Audrey Tockey as the prrncrpals daughter helped produce the most enroyed and laughed about assembly of he ear It was rn the form o a play The Lrttle Red Schoolhouse We began to take hrgh honors rn the fleld of sports As teams Sparked on by these ochrevements we began our steady clrmb to success class we took track honors and placed a large number on all The start of our Junror year found us effervescrng wrth excrternent for the comrng whrrlwrna ot affarrs we were to sponsor The crownrng event of fall was our Junror Carnrval Storybookland Rergnrng over our floor show whrch topped all rn exrstence were Duck Moxley and Judy Goolsby K ng and Queen of the gala event To grve sprung and the comrng graduatron the last rnagrc touch of beauty and excrtement our Junior Sensor Banquet and Ball was burlt on the theme of rn Pans The audrtorrum was suddenly transformed unto a srdewalk cafe overlookrng the and Notre Dame Through the tree lrned garden you could hear thc romantrc musrc and of laughter For a breather between these two mann events of the year we gave o Soc Sprrngtrme Rrver Se ne soft sounds Hap where everyone aanced IH therr stockrng feet and enloyed t Our Senror year dawned wrth the annual Sadre Hawkrns Dance and celebratrans Darsy Maes were seen peekrng around every corner and every tree lookrng for tnetr Lt I Abners All ended In a dance at Skunk Hollow wrth everyone drunkrng Krkapoo lurce Our press trme prevents any detarls on our Senior Ball wrth Its theme of Paint the Town Punk and the Hawarran Hop scheduled for early sprrng but lookmg back at past events we are sure these wrll be Iastrng memorres for everyone Our drtch day rs as vet undecrded but wrll be four days long rf we can swung rt The past rs gone and tame wrll efface our presence and emrnence rn thls school The memory we hold rs of four brref years wrth all shadows gone as wrth the nrght Shortly only thrs book wall remain as a segment of our lrfe together as a class Advtsors Nelson and Shank Uackson massed the prcl rf to X . - --- rs f ffl' ' A , s.,,- y 'lr' ml 'L - -we 'IT t y . If , 4 . O r I , , I I V I H A r v 6 I JAMES BAETGE JAY BARTON MICHAEL BISHOP Basketball 2, 4, Football 3, 4, Cgllf, BOYS 51516 3, Lgv. Band l, 2, 4, President 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Football A, Transferred to San Fernando, Achrevments not avaul termen Clvb 3, 4, Scholarslnp Club 2, 3 Blve 5CfOll 2: Sk' Clvb 3, 4. Oble. Staff artist El Prnon 4. 1 , 5 V ' I . - .11 I 431 -'vw' tv 'Fw , 2 . t - 1 1:23,-. 4 . Y POLLY BROWN DON CORTEZ LEE ALLEN DeGRAFFENRElD JR. GA.A.1,2,Grrls Leaguel 2, 3,4. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 4 Baseball 4, Letterrnen Ski Team 2, 3: Skt Club I, 2, 3, 4, CA P. Cadets 4, Club 2, 3, 4, Bays Club, Basketball Club. Lettermen 4, Student Council 3, 4, Parliamentarian 4, Football 4, Jr. Carnuval Prunce 4. JOHN DENAULT HAZEL DIVINE JANET DOUGHERTY FFA 2 3 Sk Cllm lf 21 3' 4, Sli' l90m lf 2, 3, 4, Entered 4, GAA 4, Grls League4 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Presldent 4, Grrls League l CAP- CGUQH 4, LSVYSHWPH Club 3,4,Footbc1ll4,Trock, Student Counctl 4, Class Sec, I, Class Treas 3, Class 2 3, 4. Sec 4 Megaphorre4 I5 FQ 1 TERRY DOWNEY LEE EARLY PATRICIA JI ELLIS Boys' Clworus 3, Radio Club Pres 3, Rodro Program 4 MoIorelle l, 2, 3g Head Mcqorelfe 2, 37 Bond 25 Chorus 3, GAA l, Grrls League ', 2, F HA l, Fenc- rng Club 3g Drorvc1Club l, SlcrClub 4 P P LEE EWING RICHARD FISCHER BILL FUNK Enfered 4 JV Foofbvll 4, MGQGUILOHQ 4 Podfo P1 Skr Club I, 2, 3, 4, Sk Teml r, 2, 3y Lelrermen Cluo gram 4 Sw Club A 3, 4 comm Club r, 2, chem cm, 3, screnfe Club r, 2, Blue Scroll 2, C Trc1cklTeom 3 ,aa PAULA SUE GANN GAA. l, 2, 3, 4, Secretory 3, Vrce Pres 4, Skr Club Co-Chcrrmon Grrls League l 2, 3, 4 rorxcn lg El Pmon 4, Megaphone 3 I6 r Cor l,2, 3, 4,V1ce Pres 3 4 Slcle-om? 3, 4 J FHA l'Hr.f JUDY GOOLSBY BOB GRlBBEN Grrlg League I Q, 3 A, Sclrolurslwrp l, 2, 3, A, Seqrg, Leflermen Club , 3, 4, Secretary 4 Sir Club l, 2, 3, A, ,my Q CIO, SN Q g.,IQv-I B9fIy ggi 4 GA A 4, gm, Pres-denr 4, Sv, Term- 17 3 A Foorlmil 2 3, 4, Track dem Cgung 3 A jf Cum all Queen Horrrecorwng 2, 3, 4, Bcsermlr I rrrrercluss l, 2, 3 4 Prmcess,Meg:1pl'orv-4 BILL HARDEN Foo'Du 2, 3, 4 Boskevndl 2, 3 4 Tr:1:- 3 4 Bose' bmi 4 Lerfermen Cmb 2, 3, 4, Stud:-nr Cobncrl 1, 3, Megaphone Stuff 4, Boys Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Bond 2 3, 4 11 fi LEAH HARVEY DICK HORNE Grrls League 1,234 GA A 2 SkrC1utJ 3, F H A 4 CA.P, Coders 4. KATHY HODGE Entered 4, ,Q BOB KINMONT DONNA LEAVITT ARLENE LEECHMAN FFA I, Lefrermen Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Fombgll 2 3, A Emered 3 Grrls, League 3, 4 Bond 3, 4, Bono Sec: 4 Dromo CNub T, Grrls Chorus 1 2, 3, 4 Presdenr 3: Class Pres 4, Srudenr Courxcrl 4, Ska Club I, 2, 3, 4, Skr COUVWVY Bond 3 4 GWLS Chorus Sec 4, GMS WUQU9 1' 2' Swden' Coun' Teom I, 2, 3, 4z Boys Chorus 3, 4, Sensor Banque? OL 3- cmd BcHDecoro1ron Chorrmun BILL LORIMOR BOB MARCELLIN LINDA MEYERS Bwsvf-'nc' 2 4 Co Crrpfrrrrw 2, 4 Track MTVUQ9' 3 A SVu'1er'V Ciurfi ' 2 3 4 v in :MPS 4 C 'I'-2 N. rv Prr-3 3 G A A T 2 3 4 Trr-or, 3 Sv Club ' 2 3 4 2 51,953 ' A Boys Ckorus 3 4 BoskeYbcIP CHL 4 Jun or Czrrrs .U C: CM: r 'ff ,-? f: wf C ,Q ' 2 3 2 Se sa'i1r, 3 SL Yeqw- 2 3 4 G rrs ,Qczg-r: ' 2 5 Bop 0-5 ' 2 3, 4 Levvermen CMD 3, 4 4, Ser ami T'6OS 3 fc: f 3 4 Sv 'ecrf ' f 4 'J rv Pres 4 Megoru sw 4 Er Prnov 4 F H A ? 3, 4, EV Prrvorv 3, 4 Pepzrrer I Cross Pres 3 J' Czrnrvul Prwzess 3 SL dem Courvcsr 3, 4, Schokrrsh 0 2, Dole Cofwrmeo 2 17 41? 4' 1-J DIANA MOLSTEAD RAMONA MOODY PAT MORRIS Ervered 3 Megaphone A Coffmor 4 PNA, 3, A, GAA N, 2, 3, 4 Jr Corn yuN Prrrrcess 2 FN-N A N GAA ' Q FHA N' GrNs League I 2, 3 4 G'rNs Pvesrrren' 4 Sucxerr Cgsrwgr A F N-A 3 pcfymf,-Snr Swdenr CoencrN 4 SL Usrn 3 GNvNs Leugee' 2 3 A C' 3'-S3 2 mr ar' 3 Sm C133 3, 4 G ms Leclgue 3, 4 Drums CNUN3 P'eswdenr 4 3 4 Spar sN' CMD A EAA 3 Sdrgrgrgr D 4 1 DICK MOXLEY JOHN MQLAUGHLIN Smdent Ccwncr 3, 4, PorNrurrre-nforron 3, Presidem 4, goskeyborr N F FA N, 2 3 4 Reporter 2, Leftermen Club 2, 3, 45 BUskeYt3C1N' CNUD 3, 4 B:1skefbo!N N, 2 3, 4, FooTboN! 2, 3 Tron-4 2, 3 4 CN:1ss V ce Pres, N CNoss Vrce Pres rwj Treasurer 2 41 DOLORES OGDEN Emered 2- CNveerNec1r1er 3 Spumsri CNUNU 2 4 Pres 47 Megaphone 2 3, 4 Edrror 4 GAA 2 3 4- CSF 2, 3, 4, V F W Essay Ns? pNc1ce 'occzN 2, 3 Ns' pNoce cormry 3 bfb owne smte 3 Amerrccm Legrow Essay Ns? NoccrN 3 Ns? courvvy 3, 3rci sTc1Ne 3, Goss Vme Pres 4 SPN CNJD 2,3 4, Sec cmd Trees 4, Drums Cmb 2, Swden? Cobnol 4 GNrNs Sfcxfe 3, D AR Besr CN zem 4, Chorus Sec 4 Dme Commnfee 4 41 fx oh. J-E-'Sv DOLORE5 PARSONS FAITH RENDELL ELEANOR RUTH PHILLIPS FHA N 4 GAA.3,4Gfs .eogseN,2 3,4 Grris GAA N,,3,SkrClUbN,2,Sk.Teom2,GrrNs League F,-+A NAQIQAGAA 346,15 Leogueyg 34' NEFF S News 3 4 N, 2, 3, 4 Fencmg Cmb, Sec orrd Trees 3 Pres 4- rg 45 Tenms 1634. 3, 4 FTA 3, 4, Treos 4 Smden1Councrl 3, 4, Chess CNub 3, 4, Treus 3, Pres A, SchoNcrshnp 4, Drama Club 4, Vrce Pres 4 County Burvd 3: Bond 3, Tenms Team 3, 4 N8 3 CAROLE ROGERS BRIAN SHOEMAKER PAT SINES no I rn m me GA A A :Wersi 3 Sdwolnrsh p 3 A Pres 4 Bfmfi 3 A Bos ev A 3 A G rIs Leogu SOOFIISI' CIIJID11 Grs Leog3eI 2 3 A I Student CoLmc1I A Boys Club 3 A Penang 3 CIub 3 Scwence CIIJb A County Bond 3 A .Ja-Fi' GORDON SPOOR EMILY SYMONS TOM TALLON Foorbc1II3,4- Bond I,2,4,Le1fermen CIM: A- Band,I GAA ' I I' k, she onII I, , g om O I , -.S' .V'Y' 2 3, A Vwce Pres 4 C'9Of Ivo 'mar 2' DI1o'0grmpIxy CIUI3 3 SIU Cub Cnc 3, 4: C A P Codevs 4 3 4 Mecnccwore Qu I3 A 'x .T I S AUDREY TOCKEY JOAN TOLES JACKIE WHITE BGWI I, 2, 3, 4, PICS 'IEW' 3 GAA I 2 3, 4, SSUE' Ef'P'f2'1 3 YeIILeuf1m A Jr Crum m P' mess f' Ser cr GAA I, 2, 3, 4 G Ns Lec1g.e I, 2, 3, 4 Sr, CI,b 3 'UW 4 ICVWS CWD I 2, 3 4, 50C Vr 4 5U'I9fI Cass 'veuswer A GrIs ICUQCE 3, 4 Sv CLI: 3 4 A h39QC3DI'OV'IE4 Czfzi 3, Bde Scro' 2, 3 Term 5 Tecff 7, 2, 3, FTA GAAA 3 4 3 4, Sec. 3, 4, G VIS Leog.,e I 2, 3, A, Ccgmvy Bond 3 4, F H A I SongIea:Ier I, ScI'c'orsI' p A I9 Q rl BILL WHITE Camera Club 3 Scholarship 3, 4 Student Council 4 Spanish Club 4 Band 2 Science Club 2 PAT WlLLlAMS G.A.A. 4 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4 Megaphone 4 Girls' Chorus l C DON PLUMMER FRANK TOMKA WILLIAM H- FUNK Lenermen Club 4 Entered 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Chorus 3, 4 Football 4 Ski Club 3, 4 Boys' Chorus l, 2, 4 Pres. 4 20 PAT MORRIS F.H.A. l G.A.A. l, 2 Girls' League l, 2, 4 Girls' Chorus l, 2 Ralph Blackman Carl Wallcup Edith Pryor Class offlcers left to right John Ward treas .lo Ann Wal luams pres Cheryl Wrnght sec Jean Falconer vuce pres As enternng Freshmen nn dear old Bishop Hugh we had the largest class nn the hnstory of the school to our credut We dad many oustandung things that year among them berng two of the best dances and the best Freshman assembly ever As Sophomores we agasn showed our outstandnng abrlutnes not only nn social actnvntnes but also ID sports Ah' gust to BE an upperclassman As Freshmen that seemed forever but here we are Juniors at last Thus year our two mann prolects were and are the Junior Carnlval andthe Junior Sensor Banquet and Ball We held our Carnival nn November wuth the theme of Curcus tame lt proved to be a huge success and we made aunte a little money on It The Banquet and Ball us un May so wnll make next year s El Pnnon but we can pre duct that It wvll be a great affair one of the largest and grandest to date Much as benng sand about our abnluty as a class Our scholastmc record ns very good and we hope to umprove Our only regret of the year has been the death of our fruend and classmate Gary Krncade whose passing rs deeply felt by all of us We wush to thank our advzsors and offucers pnctured here They have worked hard and patiently Leek for Us NEXT YEAR' 21 :neo GJ '45 'J id ,fi- .Gb :Qi ,vi QQ My -'AA Sig sf 'C 5 4 4, FQ' if l 3 Baker, Chorles Beasley, Genevieve Bradshaw, D900 Carrera, Stella Cooper, Wayne Courtney, Glenn Cox, Afdllli Delufyl Dqle Fimbers, Dorothy 2 A Bambauer, Donald Bell, Margie Burnham, David Coons, Frank Cosby, Colleen Cowan, Dean Center, Marvin Falconer, Jean Fuller, Burke rd K' Nh Q r f 16 1 1 Funk, John Gomes, Roy Hmney, Bull Krrnkner, Horne Mdcwgnirn, Barbara: Morris, Charles 2 Gorriner, Jecrnnewf Jones, Lourolee Lone, Ronny McNally, Joanne Lucas, Mcxnlyn Q Hole, Aron Hcrrfrson Bcrrbcrr Jonps, Robert Leanne, Edworo McQueen, Corolvn 1 HrUflfC1, Jerry Krnccmde, Gary McCormick, Ronald MCIVWIU, JOCK qw 4' Q Olson, Rnchord Phxllnps, Almce SCOTT, Duane Smnh, Loss Csborn Po' Wesco, Por Semrnens Canes Sfufxe, . 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Vufley 1nr1 Mr fume gn. fb .N an ,P v-Q 1 l CY? 7 .-A Gardner Roberta Graznde Phnl Hemma Wnlllam Herrera Frank Kruse Vlralnna Loundagnn Judy Muller Gordon Molmu George Morrnson Kathernne Nelson Janet Phtllups Duane Phtllups Leroy Stecgrust Joyce Smrth Betty Voss Glenda Waldschmntt Dale NO PICTURES Hall Wmrfred Moore Robert 4 X2 S- Q ara 1 3 K Ar. 11 'll 1 Hagler Melvin Haugh Patrlcta Herzog Leroy Horne Yvonne Lovelace Rose MarleLucas Carol Mollm Marlene Ogle Barbara Purvts Theresa Staley Warren Warlue Patrrcra Newton Mohler Arlene Olnver Jnm Qutck Loss Stokes Davud Warlte Kathryn Shaffer Robert K1 ,. L Af- L If A C2 5 Hampton Judrth Houghton ee McGu1re Theresa Morgan Charlene Osborne Donna Reagan Duck Swanson Janeal Whntrng Annette Shoemaker Beryl -7 L CH Hanson Donna Huffman Larry McKinley Mary ou Morgan Douglas Palmer Lellam Rendell Ned Talley Shurley Wlllus Wulhelmlna Strnpson Harry cw Q2 Q9 ,, l Q -I 5 Harms Mary Kane Delvm Marshall Bully Morgan Charles Parker Mrke Roberts Ruth Tuaufler Mlchael Yocum Dons Smuth Audrey fl limb rx at qo- Helton Randle Kelz Davrd Menesez Mary L Morrns Arthur Peyrone Pamela Shull Barbara Trapp Llewellyn Tallon Eluzabeth Whute Joyce ' . H. 'tt' L7 , 'df S B 3 ' 2 lx , l xx-tdgfg 4 H ' .1 rf . llf 'A ki 1. 1 sr. ' M , ' lf A . Fe J' cd M . A ' ,Q S A 2.5 . .. ffl 9 Q2 V H c ' .L L . - We or , t - , A J ' A :iv -vs -Ut H' L ' vt, fi. 5 in L 6 ' ' XX 39 ' 4 N z . f I za PK. Q , J ' - f f Q ' -Q f 1, L V' U A 2' I 'Qtr A 8 - ,, .- Or L K A I E, .gg 1 4-v A 53 . 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Il 'V I V L I I . , . , -' , ,eau , , ' , ' . , ' Paul MCGIII Audlne McLaren Earl Bashford CLASS OFFICERS left to rrght Bob Cornell pres Katherrne Hedgecock treos N fb Adams Sue Allen Lawrence Bear Arthur Bear Edgar sec Robert Wrllrams l Q-1 Alltson Lando Behm Russell Chancellor Leon Clrne Leroy Colluns Charles Denault Carolyn Farr Shrrley Fletcher Nedra 28 ,Lv Q vtce pres Jules Gustre Z Anderson Molly B Arl re Cooper Llla Lee Frank Earl Andreas Harry B E I h Cornell Robert Fry Drew ire! lwrs y ars Freshmen the Class of 58 have thus far very uc esstully broken tnto the Brshop Hugh Scool lrneup Led by a strong te of lass o lcers w as the lovv group have no lntentlon ot s ayrng rn the cellar for long an nndrcatron of thrs we have placed more students on the Honor Roll up to press tame than any other class Our athletrc talen can readlly be seen by consultlng the roster of J V lootball and B and C basketball We are proud of our athletes both boys and gurls wnth theur actuve Interest and partrclpatron ln school sports and feel certarn that several rllustruous careers are rn the makrng We would luke to gave special thanks for the assistance glven us by our advrsors shown above l Aubrey Fred Boyd Wrllnam Cortez Yvonne Gaddns Joan 4 49 is Q C 4 Barlow Robert Burk Elrzabeth Ai 41 Barron Byrl Cearley Juantta Decker Edith DeGraffenrerd John Gall Eugene Gann Potrrcra I Y X XL I W Well l , A 'QL K , E 5 l af 1 4 ' .. v wx 4 ll tt e , , 5 e A sla c ff , e, ' . Ik, fi -in As is 1 y ' f is , , Y' t . lsr . 'A' Va: at w--... S -'I' fsggdi? 2 'E ' v,,, an or - 2' , K f- A . 7 ' A ' N I 0 . ' . -- O. fs ' ' R., 'F 3 vs '24 Ne' C J Q A .s 1 5 1 CQ Q? . I 2 X tl , , ,. 444 F I . I ' ,gs x Q s A 1.2.2 A7 C2 ,- ' Q . N f . Eu!! , X N fx I ' 0 l , , S A t- 1 2 f- fr.: 'ax' 'Y' . -J at Q . , I l, ,V ell, I ell, 'dt , I , I ,I 1 T ,gi 2 ,- ,Q Q Gardner Shlrley Harvey Tommy Kllnkner Barbara Montrose Sandra Qurnllvan Vackr Smith Judlth ron' Phyllis Ntlson Joann 07 9 Q7 Q C2 ,Rea n x 5 1 3 4 fs 1 Cedvlllas Stanley Gulb rt Maxsne Hedgecock Kathernnel-leflun Katherr ne Kothman Robert Ol :ver James Reynolds Lona Stevens Catherine Vassar Bennle Wrlltams Robert Kumke Shnrley Olson Ja net Rtchardson Carol Stockman Joanne Verdugo Edward 3 pn I '15 , P Godsey Sara l-lemma Brenda Lrtchford Jacquelln Paco Jess Rrggtns Lewis Stroup Delughr Weaver Thomas Wunesett Claudette Yandell Lucmda to 1 1 vw' vu ,- Q 3 49 , n t? N on Gregory Patncuo Hodge Maxune Lornmor Loren Pedro Martha Seat Irvm Ta on Bully Whear Pamela Yant Floyd L ag cJ C ustte Jules Holly Jerry Maples Robert Phrllups Katherrne Sampson Catherme Tarango Eddne Whrte Barbara Ann Ztmmerman Kay NO PICTURES Day son Marlon 9 Q. QN- IR Hagler Sherudan Jarvus Caryl Matthre Rtchard Pratt Francus Smnth Betty Lou Taller Jovce Whtte Norman Zuvella Mrchael Vassar Ruthie 17 'Q l l-lammarsten Sheryll Kslgore Rudy Mlnclberry Patsy Pueblo Yvonne Smith Frederwck loles Jean Nhrtman Arlene Q r I K! gift . p.- wi Q fl rs , il , M, . , . 0' . .S W Q 4 ' f i . f N ' l as -rf .0 4, ,- ' ' hz. y ga P , 17 ' A cv -- X l ' '-'f l vgfxflillt K A , .- , 'P - T' , ' - - vfvi' 5 r C ,gn 1 1 . V Q I - 1 , l 4 v 1 lr X V A 1 ' , . ' ' 'Q K 5 rf, J Q 71 .Q ' C7 c ' 'S s- ' f - , fe I 1 , eg K' ' S' I f S I lr' I ..t. A N, -'JJ ani' J ng' 'PLS f. S 3, O lj xx f 2 -r J V Q J S , ' ,-'E . cf M . 6 A M . dr v f I X' S - t we ' .AQ , J -1 J - J' 1 'ai' , , Q 1' 5 V , '. I . 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I ' , 1+ H ,,,.- .,,., . C' Mx 0 S 1 o t ' 1 1 4 If ' qw. 1 J I E3 f 'Nu . 5 W -argl, , 3 I F-i ntiiiaf ' fr 0 ' ix d'i V' TF' 4-za MJ-' 'Q' . I , . . L J , X41 'bv .w-. .vw ' 4 ,wx'P ' 2 A -, .U . 'K -is 9.1 ' IM, r -w-of ,,, 4 LM ':? 9 ,MC 7.2633 '90 Duane Scott Bull Harden ay Barton Furst strung all conference Haltback Fullback Halfback QS35 , gn Kip.. ' 1559-.Q James Baetge Jack Marwun Lyle Vuers Gordon Spoof Center Fullback end Back lune backer n ll ll nf' . MLM Bob Marcellun Lee DeGroffenreud Tom Tallon Bob Grubben Thurd strung all conference tackle Guard Furst strung all conference tackle Second strung all conference tac .h - . . 5 W- 1 K, A i yq,-Ni ' J f i ! . l ! c Q3 fre . A 'ann I l K Qt- I 5 Y fun- W' A l V ,-eg . . ' E d I ' '4 I , . Ae , r r . .- ' -A-....a....-f 'HJ I - ' ' W I K ' V44 n. ,Qu u l wqx- sn VV .. . ' 1,429 ' ,,, . ,, ' 1 A .. Q, J , ,A . A, Jjf., Hu, . .r:?.. . , V 'T-i, A' . A za A John Wa rd Quarterback 534. Wayne Cooper Tackle '-sv QU Harry Batchelder Back 3 Jack Maples Quarterback :Whiz Ed Lockrne n 1...- Delvun Kane Guard and lane backer 557' O John Denault John Funk Halfback Back and Ime back Z1-li Ned Rendell Stan Sfevens n Guard -in 'S DOD Plummer Dggk Olsen G'-1C1fd Manager . V , l ' . l '. . - ' ' A 1 . V ' ' 1 1 0 . I I f Y R uf c A , c. - 2 , Y N ' ? ng . gf-A 5? N A A ' -:'?'1 T , -- ..1, - mf' ,ik 'r D - ' Q ' , I I 3 K I . , Q rc 1 ' I Q ' - In 'A 5 . v Q R A Q Y' - . ,A I 4 , y ! U: N J ?g 1 - I ff-11.,h' 'Z A ' ' -- I , '- ,. , , ,WA , 'Q '- -N 51+ r E d E d Q' J 4 '54 ' l Kb .1 xi f 1' ' V A - T' ' , - Q- I f ' '- ,Fx A 4 I ' ' v . , h 5 - - ' . f A , K. fer' f ' -E5 'I' 2 Q 4 43 34 : K.. QI. ,Q , J' '9 if-K .: ' K ,, en'-' AJ, 1' f ,pd- b QI' J X, ' I, it, , r W.. ! -. ni' THE BACKS MADE HISTORY Top left . . . Home on a pitch. To'p right . . .Harden up the middle Center . . . Scott on a pitch. Lower left . . . Palmer on a short pass. Lower right . . . Kinmont on a keep. Q , . . n X N, ,3 :SN v ,Av I' . Jr 'r'- 'rf Lil-' A ' mf, J 151' K. 9 wi 54-IX LALL f ff 4 Bmhop Wshop Bwhop Bmhop Bwhop Bwhop Bmhop Bwhop Bmhop Hshop Bmhop Bwhop Bmhop Bmhop Bshop Bmhoo Bmhop Bwhop Bshop Bmhoo Bshop Bmhop Bmhoo A BASKETBALL SCORES Bug Pune Alumni Owens Valley Tonopah Tonopah Owens Valley Douglas Co V1ctorValley 29 ....,....... Lone Pine 52 ....4........ Big Pine 53 ......,........ Desert 39 ,. ,..... Victor Valley ol .,........... Barstow 46 .,........., Lone Pine 62 ..........,. Burroughs Al . . . . . , A Trona 58 ....,.,........ Desert Q9 ...,....,, Victor Valley 28 ..... .....,.. B arstow 43 . . ......... Lone Pine 411 ..., ....... B urroughs 35 .,.4...4....... Trona 32 ....,...... Hawthorne WON l3, LOST TO Block by Marwnn Manager Ronald McCormick Coach Duck Jackson R' J A A XM fX , X- The T954 55 baskeTball season sTarTed ouT wuTh only one refurnung leTTernnen and many green and unex peruenced ball players The season record of Thurfeen games won and Ten games losT was a good show ung for a green Team and wuTh The reTurn of many of The squad members nex ,fear The fufure looks promusung Scouung was spread equally amona Senuors Bull Lorumer Lynn Palmer and Jum BaeTge wuTh Junuors Jack Marwun Bob Jones and Ed Lochrue puTTung un a good done by Senuor Duck Moxley and Junuor Duane ScoTT share of The pounTs Reluable subsTuTuTe work was The T954 55 adduTuon of Bushops B Team aT Tumes showed sparks of greaTness and aT Tumes showed Theur lack of basketball experuence The one prrzed possessuon of The year was a wun over The Lone Pune B s afTer sufferung a fufTy pounf defear The fursT Tume They played Them Many of The members of Thus year s B Team wull be wearung The varsuTy unuforms nexr year Loolf for Them They have promuse of guvung Bushop Hugh School some ouTsTandung baskeTball Teams Jim BaeTge cenTer John Funk forward Duck Horne forwa Bob Jones forward Edward Lockrue Cenfer Bull Lorumor forward Jack Marwun forward Duck Moxley forward Ned Rendell cenfer Duane SCOTT forward Charles Semmons center Dale WaldschmuTT C nTer 39 ul u , ' Y U' 4 rd 3' -C I ' A - u Y . K X 4 ' ht ' -133 t W 'V Z.. . 1 'hx 43 4 my ' . .Z tx K V' ' - 4-f-..., ll S I .za ' fl. Q X T 'S D I Q' 9 . I . - V ?x I . , - D QI-lv 9' '55 'S il M, Q wg ,,,V F iLh AE4Qti. W 'W 'A , f 'x Umm- leifh Jeqee ts vtglmi-r Nxoxley Lxenl.. 2 'L 1 .lim lieeig b11lL, . . rl-lenght? ihn. tus Ll 9 U lkxx' X.. c row ll fr rorghtl G Lane L V s B ms es Md rw De G Talbot J Olver B Baxrer S Hagler M Tra fler Front row W Maples S Ged llas R Matthe D Fry B Cornell 'T B BASKETBALL SCORES Bmhop Bmhop Bmhop Bwhop Bwhop Bwhop Bmhop Bwhop Bwhop Bwhop Bshop Bwhop Bwhop Bmhop Bwhop Bmhop Bwhop Bwhop Tonopah Tonopah Dougkn Co Vlcfor Valley Lone Mme Desen Victor Valley 2 Mnmow 3 Lone Mme 3 Bunoughs 6 Troma 2 Desed 3 Vwcfor Valley 4 Barstow 5 Lone Wne 3 Bunoughs 4 Tmna 5 Hawthorne 4 VVCNV 8 LOST 11 es s aw M fthe lump sh orng 3 X l lffff I lm.-4 ,an 6 A I -V M1 rlvtgfk ' , fix? ps Mir Btshop Btshop Blshop Bushop Btshop Bnshop Bushop Btshop Btshop Brshop Brshop Btshop Brshop Btshop Btshop Bnshop Btshop Bnshop Btshop le ly 54294 ' I K J 3 r-fy, lLeft to rght B Vassar E Tarango D Reagan B Boyd Paco N Whtte D Kelz H Bear J Gustte F Yant L Trapp C BASKETBALL SCO RES Bug Pune Owens Valley Elementary Owens Valley Vtctor Valley Desert Desert Vnctor Valley Barstow Lone Pune Burroughs Trona Desert Vuctor Valley Barstow Lone Prne Burroughs Trona Hawthorne WON I4 LOST 5 Bishop tled tt up wtth Burroughs tor second place whsle Trona wnth an out standing team came tn trrst Our mam scorers were Kelz and Trapp holdovers from last year Kelz averaged 8 pomts and Trnpp 7 potnts per game The best detensuve man was Gustue and the of fense reboundung was handled by Paco Reagan could have scored more but was so versatrle that he was used tn vanous spots whale Torango really had a hot streak on In the Lone Prne tussle and scored T9 potnts All sux lrsted above came through for letters Numeral wan ners were Boyd Bear Tallon and Yant QPU' 1 5-4157 EI Yi WR ,v g A Q' ufff' wf l ?J?fs ' .-464 aliv- V 6 ,sh If it I Back row lleft to rrghtl Mass Shank advrsor Audrey Tockey Mary Mclirnley Betty Funk Frances Sumrrers Dolores Parsons Par Srnes Front row Bull Funk Ned Rendell Leroy Herzog John Funk David Burnham o Kothman Frances Summers D0l0feS PGYSODS AUd'9Y T0CkeY pm Smeg 2nd doubles Betty Funk lsr doubles MGVY MCK'f'l9Y lst and 2nd smgles llfk unsung 'hum mx Hwy, N-. in N xuxxxxlm It xl 'lim 'mv ll -'-L Dovrd Kelz John Funk Blll Unk Leroy Herzog Ned Rendell D0V'd BUmhUfT1 2nd doubles Ist and 2nd smgles ls' doubles Two fennrs Tournaments have token place of press hme In the frrsf af lnde pendence the Bishop gurls took lst doubles and lsr srngles champronshrps wrnnrng the league Trophy The boys had no luck In The Bug Pane dual meet the gurls cleaned the board and The boys won 'rherr singles matches Produce has been consistent ond Improvement sTeady 1 I v ' I I 5 4 . s , r . I 5 , E .. V - , 5 I r .- n A V I I , 4 , r l I I ' I I ' . 1 , . , . ' , B b - H... I K Ld' 1 N l V - ,A . A X. X -s ,Q 'X A f' N X . . 5 I fo f I .K ' . f I V ' Q .. 1 g I Xe X A x A , Q x , X , X V el sg ' I- P , -, wi? ' ll . ,' a s . Y . , . ' : H V ' ' ' I 51 f , V . , Y A I ,K In -V '-'fill' Q 8 .r- 1 Wm-rm, V. H al I 'L': T .AQ , '- U-'L '-ff. 1 1 ,i x I gk-..,,1,. -- . ' .'.. . ' ' f - .san lu N-' -it W., -.K, K E -A . , . . jj , u Z '.f.V .. , fi' f 5 ....!'-:LXR 1,35-X A 5 , ,H 1 V- fww-sees' .4Mw- as . - F . , - I .- F., lfxil K x'yf if -P .ma . 't X l Y ' 'K i' ' 4? K: '41 fi '26 XX' 1-1? 'lli if 'mfs ii. x-if-:Q 1. Back row llefr vo righll: Lawrence Allen, Bob Marcellin, Bob Gribben, Bob Kinmonr, John Denaulf. Front row: J. E. Morhardt, advisor, Linda Meyers, Kathie Morrison, Paula Sue Gonn, Earl Bashlord, advisor. Rhubarb on a fast traverse. N Q. lk: if' -s - + ' P S MEET SCORES Bishop 85 p0inTS ................ Lee Vining lOO points Bishop 75 points .....,.,.. Tahoe Truckee lOO points Bishop 7th place championship S.N.l.S.F, meer. Lee Vining lst. IK Denaulr coming out of a flush. Paula Sue doing a cool fifty, li Linda winning the Mammoth downhill. .,,a'1-.ski '- ,I The first dual meet of the season was with Lee Vining at Mammoth Mt. Bob Kin- mont was with the Olympic practice group at Sun Valley, but even without him the team turned in a pretty good showing. Linda particularly showed well, placing third in all times boys and girls. On Jan. 22 the group jour- neyed to Reno for the first S.N.l.S.F. get-together. Seven s c h o o l s were represented, best performance going to Tahoe-Truckee, Bishop com- ing in third. Linda again took top honors in both women's events, while Bob K. garnered one first and one second, hitting a gate wrong in the slalom. Denault did well in slalom, Rhubarb was even-steven in both while Grib was a shade better than either. Paula lost a ski in downhill but hustled back for a fourth in slalom, Kathie took a sixth in downhill. The weather was cold, the courses excellent and competition pretty keen with the top three boys and the two top girls all National contenders. Jill's tragic accident at Alta put a crimp in everyone's skiing for a while. Added to that, our association only scheduled one meet for the entire group which left us either the option of going 200 miles for small groups- rnostly cross-country and jumping or following the F.W.S.A. circuit. Since most of our' group were going to do that anyway this season-Bob K. has about a six- week tour mapped out on the Olympic tryouts and Linda has made the Nationals, we laid off the Tahoe trips. In the F.W.S.A. meet at Yosemite Kathie fell off an icy catwalk into the trees at about fifty miles an hour and broke one knee and the other leg near the hip. ln the S.N.l.S.F. final meet at Mammoth, Linda walked away with top honors for the girls-oh, yes, she came in 9th in the Jr. Nationals combined . . . All the rest at least walked away, which was something after Rhu- barb fell off the steilhung in the downhill, ending up far below minus skis! An enjoyable meet, but it didn't find us at our best. 1 lfsmx Xxx Q M. . Q3 ' D 0 'r D '-:::.g,- ' - y f '-i 5 Q N30 T i Yg q llf - , W . diva W- N9 54' Q09 xixvog EAT ..i-- ' .qu 'HM tl' 'a . ji' , X v. -nr A. 1 , XM wi2'x' 44. The B inferclass relay. Left to right: Lyle Viers, George Taibof Gene Gall and Robert Wnllnams cuba Champnonshup mterclass basketball clash Bcefge and Marwnn stand by as Moxley Vlers and Lochne fry to puck up a re bound Aichi lnterclass basketball ended quite true to form with the Senior class winning in the finals trom the Jun- iors in a very close and well-played game. ln the consolation bracket, the Sophomores edged the Freshmen for third-place honors. The second event held in interclass competition this year was track. Somewhat of an upset was regis- tered here as the Freshmen ended up winning first place. The inter- class track points were as follows: Freshmen .. .. 97 Seniors ... .. 83 Juniors . . . . 58 Sophomores .... 28 lnterclass play-offs-Will it go in or not? Left to right: Baetge, Lochrie, Semmons, Palmer, Lorimor, Kane, Marwin. Looks like a ,wild toss by Horne, Left to right: Palmer, Semmons, Baetge, Marwin, Lochrie, Wild action in the finals between Moxley, Lorimor and Semmons. Four high school track records were broken during intercloss competition this year. Bob Cornell broke the Class C IOO-yard dash record and the Class C shot put record. Jess Paco improved the Class C 120 L.H. mark. In Class A competition Bob Gribben set a new pole vault record. lnterclass standings at the end ot the two obove-mentioned events are: Seniors .. .. 8 points Freshmen . . .. 5 points Juniors .. .. 4 points Sophomores l point Home running away from Moxley and Lochrie in the low hurdles. Phil Grazide clearing lor is he?l the bar in the Class C event. Matthie coming in so for ahead in the Class B i320 that it's hard to find the others. Ardifh Cox ..... Jocm Toles Renee Roms FN '-- '53 I ,.- Q 'V ' .r'Fff':Yf-?:'- X 9-.si 52:1 'Q Q- .1--Q ,'. ' . . .Q gg 'V f -, 1 ,. '55, ., .-55 . ,v -5:25 - ' qnq-fig. -af' Practice on The from lown . , . Cheerleading is no cinch. '1 Q- M A .' 1- . A i x ,li 1 4 5 541 In the herght of football season Joan Toles Ardy Cox Renee Roms Cheer leaders Jody McNally Songleoder Lon s burst for crres of vrctory of the Lone Pme Seroentrne 195 rovs exp rx Ser Gorse Fiona C006 Sacei Y 6 H O eom S Sa G 5 we 'ensro 0 eufxon nigh, fg m 1 I7 Comp HOU Ofboff Q 5 he xOUqh Q gms f ere ' Q Half mme or cz baskefbaH ome ssrp s f r and Harden IS emoymg Ms pop corn 5 I I Typical rally m the auditorium. Paulo Sue ond the gong J he Sodne Assembly AcNoIy Son e I 3 f + IET THE TOGGERY 4 Q I ro':O-S-F1-P' . . E UI' A .. U B 4 i- fi Student Government went on This yeor very unobfrusively. The group sponsored ond compleTed The orch To Schvvob Field, sow To iT Thof new foofboll uniforms were purchosed, lcepf low ond order ond represented the school well on mony oc- cosions, The entire process vvos corried out with o minimum of fricfion under The benevolenf odvisorship of Mr. McGill. 9' Studem Cotmmi members ileff yo ,gyvi fowfk row Qpleg B NV re L Polrn r Borron D Morley Tr roi row B Gr bben B Frank J Gusiie L DeGroffenreid D. Plummer, B Shoemolcei, B, Kinmony B Mor e cond row L SYEYS E 1 O95 1 'C me 6005 DOUQVTQV From 'OW Morrison, J. Williams, J Livchlord, P. Moody, D OQJQQ G F'9'5 'le right. 13:5 Officers ileft to rightj back row. Dolores Ogden, Vice President, Judy Goolsby, Secretary, Aim Mor- hardt, Advisor, Brian Shoemaker, President, James Baetge, Treasurer. The California Scholarship Federation has done very little to iustify itself this year in the Way of social events, BUT, it is pro- ducing a record number of Seal Bearers, five to be exact. Mem- bership ran a little higher per capita than usual moreover, with a large number of freshmen making the grade. Up to the time of going to press, the group had discussed the possibility of taking a week-end trip somewhere-probably Death Valley in April. Possibly they will have this to remember but it is prob- lematical at this writing. Let it never be said that the group didn't keep busy however. lt's just that their activities are not formalized in conjunction with this particular club, 4...A A- AL White. ' 4' 9 nxt 4 .fini - 'f 5' fi Q' ,HN as 2' r ,n -V 6 ,,W. .sc Seal Bearers Dolores Og- den, left Judy Goolsby, Left to right: Seal Bear- ers Brian Shoemaker, James Baetge, Bill QF y.. fx , . Y? li 3' -VA 'lf K L:x gs X XS i 5 1. zl. 4, To J s V46 ' i P row oema er, V. Ouinlivan, P, Rai s i rt M0 He E Fm for LLL f Back row ilett to righrj: D. Kelz, J. Baetge, B White. Mddl. 1 B Sh k row: C. Wright, D. Ogden, M McKinley, J. Goolsby, D. Molstead, A, Tocke , J. Timmons F. R nd ll. I . V y , e e nsert iginia Kruse Delight Stroup Caryl Jarvis Joann Wilson .N .Mx 0 Q. -.1 26 G Nut U 'fix '-cs . . P ' ZA- 6 'Li V H KI, 1' .' -in gm O S Q I Q-- 4 3551. Second row. J. DeGraffenreid, C. Semmons, B. Jones, D. Cortez, G. Kane, R. Games, J. Ward, E. Lockrie, E. Frank. Front row: J. Denault, T. Weaver, B. Lorimor, B. Cornell, D. Kelz, R. Fischer, D. Reo- Fourtln row, left to right: D. Plummer, R. Olson, D. ' 7 ,K 'A Q. 6 5 . Scott, L. Palmer, G. Spoor, J, Baetge, B. Barlow, J. I ' at ' ' W, Marwin, J. Barton, T, Tallon. Third row. L. Ewing, .' A 'y - ' D. Moxley, R. Mattlnie, L. Tripp, W. Cooper, J. Funk, -' 4 y ' - I A L. Viers, J. Paco, E. Tarango, H. Bear, J. Maples, B. k 54 ' l. tr, Q . 5 l gon' J' Gushe' Williams, B. Harden, L. DeGraffenreid, B, Marcellin. 1 I - Q- ff' ' . I - . l - V ' Advisor Duane White I President Lynn Palmer w w , Vice Pres. V is X-' W ' Jack Marwrn - . Sec.-Treas. 4. my f, Bob Gribben 10. fl E yof ne Queen can Palmer at Homecoming X .Q L-'U--' A ' QQ., nu - -- -'fr ne ot 're Homecoming gags -Ii ir' I 'ear .4 ff .W y 5.1232-.Q 1.. Pi gf-xi., ,Q Trips are fun, especially with music ,au- I 1-I .. - - - ,' -J provided nere by Kinmont and Marwin fi ,- is gi 1 4? Y T qv- Elrzabeth Simmons Vice Presrdent Mrs McLaren Advrsar Eleanor Phrllrps Presrdent Mrs Holland and Mrs McLaren at the Chrmstrnas Party Work mght for he Chrrstmas Party Back row Joan Gaddls Caryl Jarvrs Carole Rogers Alrce Phrllrps Janet Olson Barbara Klrnkner Frances Summers Genevreve Beasly Elrzabeth Srmmons Front row Dolores Parsons Marlene Molrnl Joann W1 son Patncra Slnes eah Harvey Eleanor Phrlllps 7 Ahce Phrllrps Treasurer Pat Slnes Secretary nb' The F H A has had a group of good workers thas year and as a consequence has been qurte actrve lnstallatron came late In the frrst semester wuth the usual pleasant tormalrtres, while the regular Monday rneetrngs have been well at tended Our group made Christmas corsages for sale, as well as conducting rattles and food sales with the plan ID mind to talre a trap to Los Angeles about May 30th tor a few days We expect to have a good tame and undoubtedly wall, as our partues thus year have ben very much enloyed .-g 'X X V ,, S NN 9 f' qsrk 7 A. v A 5 . , y 'fr,! f A l ll iff 1 l V, A I , ' Q' , l l , ' 1 . , l l M ' J., C ' ' , -v Q. pf ' I, I , ll I ' bi. , . ' ,,' E' .I I' ,. . 1L n ., X A, ' bd 1. wg ,- 1 V' '-: , , 3 Q 1 'D 1 Q J 4- W. , ll 1 'fr f Q., ' U' f vt . f f X f I Az V' fi fr I Q t. l , I ' 1 I fN Q56 11 Left to right, back row: Grazide Weaver Maples Advisor Nelson Allen Aubrey Houghton Hilliard Front row: Boyd, Huntley Bambauer Palsrok Moxley Marcellin Mr Nelson and Lona say hello to the FFA bull Gentle eh'9 tcers rtg Palsro ec Maples Vlce Pres Mr Nelson Advusor Huntley Pres Houghton Treas .et .,n'.- Q I 26-' at .ve ef A The trap to the Cow Palace tn 54 was about as usual No prrme beef but all premrum chotce and good whtch made the boys enough cash to clear more than even Thus year there are sux gotng Moxley, who vvull drrve the truck Tommy Weaver Lee Houghton Bob Marcellrn, Bull Palsrok and Bull Boyd The latter wall take a horse the rest cows We expect all chotce thus year srnce the stock s condttnon as generally good The usual Brush Feed ns betng planned forthe late sprung Thus year FFA and Vocattonal Ag completed as protects the football treld arch and a squeeze chute John Ward and Ray Games watch the truck go over Donner Summtt en route o San Franctsco S I he truck qrrtfes dt the 'ow Palace N Nelson shows the htred hands where to dug Darts Aubrey dotng u ltttle currytng for the new squeeze chute 'E-in Left To rrghr JoAnn Williams, Secp Ramona Moody, Pres., Linda Myers Vife Pres .lean Timmons, Treas, Mrs, Wonficofr, Advisor 'O The Girls' League had a varied program This year beginning vviTh The Big and LiTTle SisTer parTy honoring The Freshmen and new girl sTudenTs. The parTy was held in The gymnasium and The girls enioyed a series of games followed by reTreshmenTs. Several oT The more inTeresTing meeTings TeaTured a moTion picTure and a Talk on The Civil Air PaTrol for girls by Mrs. BeTTy Harvey, a panel discussion on boy-girl relaTionships in school, and a Tilrn on nursing as a career. The mosT imporTanT aCTiviTy oT The year was The annual Tea given Tor The moThers and friends of B.U.H.S. sTudenTs Q' lf if Q Q si Ln v s -36- T? Y 7 Fourth row lleft to rightl B. Harden, B. Shoemaker, J Barton, A. Cox. Third row: Miss Herscher, Ad- visor, L. Meyers, T .Purvis, J. Goolsby, J. Dougherty, F. Rendell. Second row: Y. Decker, D. Molsteod, P. Williams, K. Morrison, E. Symons, M. McKinley, J. White, Front row: J. Williams. J. McNally, D. Ogden, Y. Cortez G. Fierstine, E. Decker.. . Q5 'tv' Q .l Officers and Advisor fleft to rightl: Faith Ren dell, Vice Pres.-Treas., Mary McKinley, Pres Katherine Ann Morrison, Sec., Miss Cayley, Ad visor. This year the Drama Club presented the comedy 'iOrchids tor Marilyn for its assembly program. Many meetings were devoted to studying scripts, both stage and radio, for appreciation and understanding. as 'vs + 1' 4 fir is 'Q I -X 1- 'ES Drama Club lletr .c 'gmt back row. J Gardner A, Bell, .. Tales, B. Funk, B Frank, K. Morrison, S. Garaner K. Heflin. Front row. P, Whear, C. McQueen, L. Cooper, F. Rendell, M. McKinley, D. Mclstead, The Megaphone was produced by representatives of the three upper classes for the first semester and by the juniors the second semester. Diane Molstead was in charge of circu- lation, Dee Ogden in charge of production. Between the two of them there was a paper out almost every week, and an interesting one, Jackie White was a big help as was Kathie on the art work. U cv' C I 1- Q- ? ?? 'T fn Y Editors and Adv sor lleft to rightli D Ogden, D. Molstead, J. Dougherty, J. White, B. Harden, K. Morrison, Miss Her' scher, Advisor. A , OO. id li? , IL ' I Left to right. T. Downey, D. Plummer, T. Tallon, L. DeGraftenreid, J. Ward, J. Denoult, C. Collins, G. Spoor, seated, Mr. White, Advisor, G. Talbot, W, Cooper, D. Cortez, D, Scott, J. Marwin, S, Stevens. L The Spanish Club, Los Poisonos, hos enjoyed an active year, full of fun and interest under the able leadership ot president Dolores Ogden and sponsorship ot Mrs. Wonacott, The meetings have been held every Monday noon with a tew special meetings and activities in the evening. An initiation combined with o Christmos party ond pifiota was held ot Mrs. Wonacott's home. Back row lleft to rightlr B. White, B. Merrill, T. Whear, D. Stokes, B. Frank, D. Donner, G. Molina, L Herzog. Front row: C. Wright, M. McKinley, K Morrison, D. Ogden, D. Molstead, C. Rogers, C. McQueen. 479' gb, ,r A--4' 1 'T ? f .. Vluxt- if U ui 9X'-l Ska O ,,. I if Civil Air Patrol as a new course this year has generated o lot of interest. In addition to school time the group has met at the locol airfield every Wednesday night for work in novi- gation, astronomy, etc. A trip was mode to lnyolcern to watch the functioning ot a military installation and the bunch has spent o lot of time tixing up the Meander lnn room with model planes, pictures and such. Gordon Spoor has acted as Comander ot the unit, Duane White os instructor and advisor. Officers lleft to rightl: Leroy Herzog, Sergeant ot Arms, David Stokes, Treas., Mrs. Wonacott, Advisor, Dolores Ogden, President, Katherine Ann Morrison, Vice Pres., Mary McKinley, Sec. W ll' L? ic, .X Al Advisors Earl Boshford ond Aim Morhcrdt. fN -. Out of c large group on o Saturday trrp to Mom moth only thus bunch got rnto the prcture ond even they wouldnt stand strll Offucers left to rtght Paulo Sue Gunn vrce pres Llndo Meyers gurls team cop torn Dee Ogden sec Bob Grrbben pres Bob Krnrnont boys team coptorn 'WJ' 4 -.., r r T r rn J D n ut K Zrrnrrerm n J Defiroffenrer Toes L foo r rte er n U rt r mon e e Purv 5 L Hom B r 1 r r' erson Q5 on W P nlw Y Dec rr son C osby B 1 .J rr Jn .1 onn w e E Symons D Molsteczd D Ogqen S :rn Meyers orrrson ear s n J To es :mu X. ' I 1 A ' 1 Uv L3 L f L. ' eg l I D 1 ' I I W r , 3' 3 1 ' . ' . 9 Fowl ow, left to tglrt f- Hfxle Wlten, J Bfirfcn, J, S LW, . e at I, t 2 . cl, J. l , . pe. Tlwrzi row: B. Morcelltn, B, Crtbben, B. Wh , C Balm ,C De 'v lt, L, Alle ,B K n ' E Dec-fer, B Wlmt I A B ll, T. r, D- ton Slwll, L. Yon lell, C Hrrnrrwe s'en, M A 'l. ,-5 fl rc- 1 F' Frsclwer, D Plummer, F' Ellts, P Peyrone, L f er, . lfer, B HG t , , C , . Slwlz, M Mol n, V. Q .ltw , .l Lttlrlorf, F' G . F.rst rc . J. WP' ' , , . , . , P. G: r , L, , K. M ,P Wh , L. Allr o , . l , 'Vw Fourth row onclung l rl Mr Boshfor Advisor Fun R c Lorrnnck L Cooper G Talbot Thrrd row P Frscher lsllghtly out of the plctorel A T ey J Gustre D Morgon W Moples M Horns B Shoemaker J Olnver J Barton Second row B Hemmo J Gardner B Kllnlcner G Sooor D Lecvutf L Barron J l-lrllrord D Fry B Borow B Hernmo B Cornell Front row D Johnson F Herrera R Flscher K Znmmermcm, J. Blorn. Those nor shown nn the plclure are os follows. Leroy Clnne, Leroy Phlllips, Beryl Shoemaker. f ,EMI . bvvmir , ,. fi' Mr. Bwshfortn Advise' Jazz Band. Joy Barron, sfrlng boss, Do' '7 lores Ogden, psonor Mr. Boshford, soxo- g phoneg Bob Kinrnonf, electric guitar, , mencement. Choruses . . . We engaged in everything from caroling at the hospital to entertaining the Womens Improve- ment Club. Our Christmas concert was very successful. ln the second semester we held a dance with the theme, Roaring Twentiesf' complete with can-can girls and flappers. For our spring concert we combined with the Elementary chorus in a very fine performance. You also heard us sing tor graduation. We all agree that Mr. Bdshford has been a wonderful leader. GlRLS' CHORUS, back ow ll to rj R Vassar N Fletcher J. Litchford, P. Haigh, J fearley M Hodge P Minaberry L Cooper, J. Stockman, M Molini K Hedgecock Front row R Rains, A. Bell, A. Leechman Y Cortez B Baxter J Tll Whear, A. Whitman, L. Allison S Carrera J Toles Mr Bash ford, Advisor. BOYS' CHORUS, back row: Bobby Kothman, Alan Hale, Bill Funk. Middle row: George Talbot, Don Plummer, Art Morris. Front row: Bill Harden, Lynn Palmer, Bob Kin- mont, Bill Lorimor. Majorettes and Drum Motor ll to rl Kay Zimmerman Gordon Spoof Judy Blum L -1 1 WA ,101 5 I D Ag- M' ix . V 41, X sg zap . ,, 2 7! r I 4, W, 2 1:1 Q. V .8 .Q 'mir' ? .. . r if '4 . . 'ad r f X ' , 1 . v ' V? Y If X , V If , wr' Fi1 A Q , ,f Q f U i 1 . Z 1 -' I Q' f f, ' ' x x ' , , x 1 1' f L ff 1 . L X ' ! .'Vfl ,1 , yfff. XZ ' .ff 5,11 pf' 545' ' ff 45 .- ffr. 9. ing If Of rr V' 'Wil , .mf-. '1 .l .gf f,,- ,, ' M -1 , . 2: 5 if 557 '53 . iff, vi 'ff,' f 9 7 i,f?J1'3H Y-ii!! ' T W f Ta .f ffi 2 ' .O. . 'f ' , . . ,S I 5 9 .A 1 13 t I ' f -Y 5 Wax O pg af 'I+ 'a T if-ilk School commenced on Wed., Sept. 8. All through the halls darted both new and old faces. The Freshmen were brought into the spotlight at the Frosh assembly, a week later. Funny paper hats were made, and a few mad pranks were indulged in. On the whole, The Frosh got off easy. As we recall they didn't even have to wash egg and grease out of their hair. The Trona Rally found everyone bursting his lungs with shouts for victory. lAs was obvious to anyone who went down to the game, however, we were somewhat outclassedl Oct. 29 and 30 was our annual Halloween Party sponsored by the Rotary Club. There were games in the gym and the dance and door prize drawing ws held in the auditorium, with the usual prelude To the much enioyed parade and show. Sadie Hawkins Day revealed the Seniors sporting Dogpatch costumes, with girls carrying ropes, guns, and any device suitable to catch a man. Among those most suitably clothed, as you can see in the picture at the upper right, was Dee Ogden, who is shown just after she caught her man. Ins cluded in the celebration was a Sadie Hawkins Race. The climax of the holiday ended with a dance at Skunk Hollow. Shown in the pictures on the rest of the page are some of those who attended the dance, Lois Smith proudly prancing off with Paul Fischer, more intrigued with the affairs of the evening, the famed Senior Trio singing Here Comes the Bride, Dragging Her Groom, Marrying Sam lall in blackl swiftly uniting the hopefuls in Holy Matrimony. The serpentine and rally for the Homecoming game with Lone Pine brought out the fighting spirit of our school. After whirling through main street we returned to the football field for the annual Bon Fire and burning of the Lone Pine Man, Different classes and organizations made Homecoming displays. Shown in the top pictures of displays are five very interesting people, one of whom is the quite familiar Lone Pine Man. The next is a brave 'iEagle's grave. This was the first year we have ever had either displays or a Queen. The raving beauty, reigning over the celebration was Lani Palmer, Sophomore. On down the page we find the Queen and her attendants, lright to leftl Edith Decker, Frosh, Bonnie Horne, Soph, Lani Palmer, Queen, Jeannie Fal- coner, Jr., Judy Goolsby, Sr. ln the following cut we find Spoor and Baetge escorting Judy from the car. Outstanding in the bottom picture are the numerous alumni and students who attended the 'Homecoming Dance. TJQ, 4fZ 'f' JX ..., -.-T 1 ,A .Q What's this? Here again we see five interesting faces. These, as you can tell by the confetti, are at the Jr. Carnival. Other features of the night's entertainment were Marilyn Lucas, the Bearded Lady, Nancy Wright, Fortune Teller, also in the picture is Joanne Williams. No one got around to taking pictures of the dance after the Desert game or the Band dance. Actually, Diane shot some but can't find them, so you can decide for yourselves which dance fits the pictures at the right . . . At least, we did have the dances-enjoyed as usual by everyone. l Here we see another display and then the band performing at half-time, while the girls were introduced. The Jrs. entertained all with the annual Jr. Carnival with the gay theme of Circus Time. Nov, 20 was the long-awaited day. Shown in the middle picture are the renowned Bubble Dancers, Kathy Morrison, Gail Fiersitne, and Lani Palmer. Edith and Yvonne Decker missed the carnera. The next shot shows the gaily decorated gym with many familiar faces in the foreground. The bottom picture shows Mr. Jackson coyly peeking out of the ticket booth, complete with an outsize hat and derby. The total take, as usual, was quite sufficient to guarantee the Seniors of some- thing better than hamburger later on. Several thousand prizes were given out. . 5 -1 Q I The Christmas program coincided with the total breakdown ofthe school camera lMike Bishop had it in an auto wreckl and what pics. it produced were out ot focus except for one of the Boys' Chorus which is on the music page. The program was music only this year and showed off nicely the biggest band yet in the school's history. The editors felt that the Christmas program really needed some dramatics but since the school has had none tor several years it was absent once again. Possibly the Drama Club will produce something later this year. M 'Ay -1 T Au . G e e?- , K X K 4- -r 'sf 7 X, XX The clnnuol Senior Boll wos held Feb. 25Th wiTh The Theme of Pc1inT The Town Pink. AT The lc1sT rnornenT The orT depc1rTmenT was Tull of people oll in o difher making olecorc1Tions, blowing up bolloons, poiming o Thirty-Tive-fooT rnurol, efc., eTc. ln from of The cud. was 0 bonclsTond decoroTecl in pink ond red. There were pink Trees Ground brick benches, some wiTh silver spor- kles, some wiTh bolloons. The back drop was o long expanse of pink Town under o nighT sky-buT deTiniTely oiTTrocTive. ,ii V V Oohf t'ls-C1380 The entertainment was excellenti Jody McNally and Nancy Wright imitating the McGuire Sisters with Sincerely and Perfidia , Bob Kinmont and Lynn Palmer as the Two Duces, Bob Merrial with a sweet performance of i'Ebb Tide on the piano and, lastly, a dance called Pink in the Night, done beautifully by Lani Palmer, Jody McNally, Pat Plescia and Ardie Cox. As you can see, top left, the dance was well attended and enioyed, We're sure it will long be rememberedeparticularly by those who had to clean up the paint and paper afterwards. The March evenTs shown on This page include, aT Top, iusT one Touch of a Gay TwenTies dance puT on by The Girls' Chorus. ApparenTly There are more old cosTurnes hidden away Than we would Think. On Mary Lou McKinley, Paul Fischer and Lynn HampTon They look good sTiIl. Below is Dee proudly displaying The zone finals firsT in The Lions' Speech ConTesT. NexT sTep is afTer deadlines, buT she has a good chance. He flies Through The air wiTh The greaf- esT of ease To break The school pole vaulT record. None oTher Than Bob Gribben-really up There. Below is a reminder ThaT The An'TaTeur Show was well done This year. Seen here are Bobby Donner and John BooTh, Tied up for firsT in The ElemenTary Division, Larry Huffman presiding. The Track shoT shows Gene Gall on a phoTo finish in The B hundred during The Three-way Track meeT wiTh Lone Pine and Trona-incidenTally, we won all Three divisions. And aT The boTTom The paTienT officials-Jackson-Shank and Burgess. This brings us up To our deadline, April lsT. Well show The resT of The year in The nexT issue. Be seeing you! .d! ,Q-0 ' 1- .. - vg.. it - , - LN KU f-1 Y I 'T gt! E44 mc Bfsr MOST ATHLY: Pxudvey Tockexl -.. I Jone PEIQSONA Lynn Pmmeff r Doughe r UTY ryxgo b GH bben MOST TALENTED Dee Ogden-Bob Kinmonf MOST D CLOXNNS Rendeu AA lehubord ZPENDABLE O . Pwmme CLASS ,Jwh ,Z A Don rcellmxsj Q Ckie n fre i bw-'Gm W Wi? A N1 QL wb 7? 4 y, - 2 N 5 f' ' , XX 7V i . W VI!!! Nw ,NV A k g 4'.-'4. I ' X NW' 1:13-Zi:75lf31-C:-. vi I .,i-Zgi-Ifaixq-Z-Zg.i-13 g L f ' t r ' ' ,2'-1-51135132335213515 '?.'53f3f2' 1 Q .. f VV f -.--, w 4,'.- ff-.A A V ' 1 U 1 I if X ig X, I 4- 1 xgsm K .'X Y 0 l I IQK ! if fi f1lliTU 'M U 7+ ,,, i f2L W., 1. - 1 XX 7 x f . if-x I X gf L ff , 1 - X Y, ,X -4 f f ff X 1 X -.5 X, iff ,1 rf . 7 Q, U' Z- T Z Y 4. '-.uni ' 1,4 gp.-rw ? 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I, ' ily ' , , x UNITED STATES VANADIUM COMPANY A Division of Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation BISHOP, CALIFORNIA Buyers of Tungsten Bearing Ores and Concentrates See your faculty advisor relative To the College Scholarship program sponsored by our Company. ' X an 1 -.4.,,. . ... '- 46 s IL? J. Your Company Your Friends CALIFORNIA INTERSTATE TELEGRAPH COMPANY F.T.A. fleft to rightl back row, S. Hammarsten, G. Molini, D. Don- A ner, B. Merrill, F. Rendell. Middle row, R. Gardner, J. Gardner, K. Heflin. Front row, S, Montrose, C. McQueen, A. Tockey, D. Molstead. .. 4- t . .- Q ., 'dw ug 'T X 3 The Future Teachers Club under the leadership of Mr. Wollen has enjoyed H, a worthwhile and inter- V! esting year. is Officers lleft to rightl, C. McQueen, D. Molstead, Mr. Wollen, Advisor, A. Tockey, F. Rendell. .v 5 .TA . y ,J Il Iqm! V.Z!Q'i Y 'fi' ff ng WN I ' A, O The Chess Club under Mr. T 4, ij! , Webber has engaged in a MId,T Q ' lx W good many hotly contested T T' . ' gf , 7 Ai tournaments. -f.!- 1 1 Officers lleft to rightl: R. Rendell, D. Donner, B. Frank, B. Harden. ' Ice The Science Club was organized to stimulate interest in science and to further the progress of students whose interests lie in the scienific field. The Science Club has done this by working on various student projects, conducting experiments, and showing educational films which deal with science of the past, present and what may be the future in a more scientific world. Chess Club lleft to rightl back row, Mr. Webber, Advisor, B. Har- den, D. Stokes, T. Downey, B. Frank. Front row: J. Funk, M. McKin- ley, F. Rendell, D. Donner. Back row, left to right, Bob Frank, Dale Waldschmitt, David Donner, Pres., Brian Shoemaker, Bill White, Front row, Faith Rendell, Mrs. McLean, Advisor, Gail Fierstine, Sec.-Treas. , Y-94.1 wt : ' 4 l 'i 6 L - '..l IH' I , I 4 ff' !fll!'f 'A ,, I ! Kuff . ,