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

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SIERRA VISTA Page Sixty-flue pnzugnx-,xr-1010ap:,cu1.901111010111101014114riKrx111:Y11niniuiuinxoznznxwfo I HONOR IPHN STUDENTS Alba Fvrrando J, -I F Um- Carmel Fallen Cornvliu Bqrden Lf'n'lLtNo':,al' L Hildred Stephens Glendon Mltchler OWS ,loc Peirano

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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

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Page Sixty-six SIERRA VISTA vfoxroiuznxnxnifI11nifyiiairits11:itinifiiirim:in101:111111ngnxozuznzogoxuxnc GlllRlLS9 'WlElLlFAlRlE ll,lEAGlUlE The Girlls League showed their love and Friendship to two classmates by helping them when they needed it. One great thing the league has ac- complished is simplicity in dress and almost absolute lack of excessive cos- metics. XVith regard to the work of the league the following clipping from the Stockton Record explains itself: These Blooming Mountain Girls Need No lNlakeup. Superintendent of Schools, Charles If. Sehwoerer of San An- dreas, addressed the pupils of the Bret llarte High School on Thursday. February 26. Ile was pleased with the work done by the pupils and also im- pressed by the almost absolute lack of cosmetics on the part of the girls of the school. lt is hoped that delegates may be able to go to the annual con- vention next year. and that more money may be raised next year by the girls for distribution to those who are unfortunate. Officers for the year 1924-25 were as follows: President ................................. llildred Stephens Vice-President ...... ...... I .ucile Starcevich Secretary-'l'reasurer . . ..... Norine Cademartori CClllRCClLlE B, ll-ll. SCUJLClIlEll Y This organization, like the junior Red Cross, is a new society, organ- ized by the girls February 27, l925. :X constitution was drawn up by Hil- dred Stephens,Laura lilaclc and Lucile Starccvich. i-X committee was ap- pointed to work out the merits for which the letters would be awarded. There were nine charter members, lrene Peirano, Laura Black, Amelia Paredes, Phyllis Lewis, lflildred Stephens, Mary Gualdoni, Dorothea Ratko- vich, Lucile Starcevich and Zilda Deluchi. P,