Bret Harte Union High School - Sierra Vista Yearbook (Angels Camp, CA)

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SIERRA VIS TA Page S zxty-thrfe puiuiuinininixric 1 in 14 1014 if in 1111041121110-:boil 14 if ioinioiuioimzq I URGANHZATHUNS Student Body The student body this year has derived its income chiefly from the semi- annual student body dues. The proceeds from the basket ball games have in- creased the student body fund to a great extent. The officers for the two semesters were: Fall-1924 Spring-1925 Angelo Albero. .. .. .President ..... .... .I oe Peirano Bill Ferraris .. ...Vice-President .. . . .Oliver Raggio Irene Beer ....... ..... S ecretary .. .... jack Voitich Hildred Stephens ........... Treasurer .... XVilbur Lillie Managers for the teams were: Basketball-qboysj ........... .... L ouis Nora Baseball-Qboysj .. ...Elton Dorroh Baseball- fxgirlsj . .................... .. .. Xmelia Paredes Junior Red Cross NYe joined the junior Red Cross in February, 1925. Since this organiza- tion is still in its infancy, nothing much has been accomplished. XVQ intend to have correspondence with some school in another country and to ex- change booklets. In this way pupils of the school may learn something about other countries. Officers are the same as those of the student body. President ............ . ....... ..... I oe Peirano Vice-President .. ...Oliver Raggio Secretary ..... .... J ack Voitich Treasurer ...................................... XVilbur Lillie This organization is to be a live one and is to stay alive: we intend that it shall not die as soon as the newness wears off,

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w. , of of FOIRIEWORD Bret Harte has six organizations which greatly increase the cooperative spirit of the school. The oldest is theflssociated Student Body, made up of all the students of the school. It has done much to improve school spirit and cooperation, while it has been the foundation of all school activities. The Associated Student Body joined the California Scholarship Feder- ation becoming chapter number seventy-six. lt has done much to inspire the students to obtain higher scholarship records. The Girls' XVelfare League has been established for two years, for the purpose of increasing fellowship and instilling a high ideal of appropriate- ness in dress and conduct among the girls. Among the other organizations are the junior Red Cross and Girls Atlr letic Circle B. H. Society, which have only been organized recently and much is to be expected of them in the future. . Jw Last but not least is the Sierra Vista Staff which deserves much credit for making this annual possible.

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Page Szxtyfour SIERRA VISTA 0:01031xioiinioioiuizriuixxiiriuiarioiuininioixniu:ini xi xioioxoiniuiud . California Scholarship Federation The California Federation was joined last year, making Bret Harte High the 76th chapter of the Federation. The aim of the California Schol- arship Federation is to encourage scholarship of the students of the member schools by awarding them certain tokens of distinction. They have adopted the point system which includes not only academic work but also other ac- tivities. After each pupil has made ten honor points for six semesters, he is warded a pin and also the official seal of the federation on his diploma. Most pupils in this high school are taking interest in this and several have already been awarded pins. C. S. IF. HONOR STUDENTS Angelo Albero Helen Burrow Alba Ferrando Jennie Folletti Carmel Fullen Dorothea Lagomarsino Glendon Mitchler Louis Nora Joe Peirano Hildred Stephens Norine Cademartori Irene Guisto Lucile Howard Evelyne Kennedy ,-Xnnie Lombardi Rose Melanesi Ray Stephens Cornelia Barden lrene Beer Teddy Bird Emmett Morley Ernest Nora Amelia Paredes Irene Peirano 0 Oliver Raggio Lucile Starcevich Evelyn Arthur Bertha Burrow Elsie Burrow Elva Burrow Angelica Calzascia Florence McCauley Vincent Monte Verda Lewis Orth ' Marie Porter