Bisbee High School - Cuprite Yearbook (Bisbee, AZ)

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Q Row 1 Ken Woods Oscar Martlnez Ray Amaro Vlncent Romero Al Rand John Sherman Leslxe Bustamante Manuel Castellano Cllfford Kennedy Anthony Eader Mr M1tchell Row 3 Tlm Osuna J1m Boyles M1ke Garc1a Ishmael Acuna Claucho Martmez Raymond HeDdTlCkS THEY MAK UM HIEROGLYPHICS Hand me a lead be caleful vtlth that 1nk These are onlv a few of the remarks you xx ould heal upon entermg the prmtshop vxhere a hard workmg group of guxs were alwaxs busx handlmg the prlntmg of the Copper Chromcle football schedules and other prmted matter necessary to the hxgh school Headed hx M1 W R M1tchell these boys d1d a te1r1f1c Job 1 3 1 3 3 1 1 3 1 i 1 1 52 Y E , K. F5 6 aff f Ze giggle ji! if 1:3-w .M 1 2 t ' tl. ' 1 Q gf 'fn it H j , Q 5 Q ,rw Windsdr. Row 2: Rdbert Johnson, Rdbert Allen, Raymond Stout, Lduis Reyna, Ronald Waters, Evan 1 1 1 I 1

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An idea that took root in the minds of Mr. Fred Corrin and Mr. Max Wakefield grew into the BHS Tennis Club. By a vigorous program of instruction and practice, members developed a skill guaranteed to give them hours of pleasure all their lives. This group of agile and energetic students learned that the game of tennis is definitely more than a racket. Row 1: Ste-lla X'l'asser', Mary Jam- f'uy1iSS. f7vl'V5' llfililflll. Marx' Yzileiiztie-la, Vhzirlem- Pt-lot, Newt l fllllI'1lj', Mary Kay ljllillll Blzttilde l'ztt-lievo. Mary Lou Yzili-iizztiio. f. Row 2: AI:ti'garet Frm-ker, Thi-iinzi Salas, Yi-line: NVzigiier, It in Jolley, Lilarzte XVolfi-, .Ioztnie Holland, Shirley lirillsind. ,XI nthi Smith, Betty lirittziin, Rosalie Hzillste-rl, Mmm in-4-vi-oi't. Il. How 2: Donnie llilvll-llUSll, Marist Qiiiiitztiiztiw-s. .ii-:innv .Xnde-rso Vzirolyn Morris, .Indy 4'h--rziux, Siizirmi 'l'r:ix'if, if'loiwAin-f- Sainii-rs, Bit-ivwles Riley, Pitt llinizhaiin, .Ianvt iii-fiwn, 1. llow 4: lihodoin tmiirriw, Glenn Hay, 'lkvrry llilinzin, iimri- XYi i-ox, NVill llaipp, t'hnrlii- Lugo, He-oi-ge .Xin-zinizir, Wziyin- I t1vp, 'IH-d Sorivh, Hairy Smith, llyron 'l'rzix'is. 'Il f Now i: Henry Martinez, Ht-mor Martinez, iirni-st f X -SRE Mzirtim-z, Ilimiie Noor. iionnie Szinmle-rs. llow Z: I 'W Bliss Holt, Ilili ll01lk'I1ll2ll1lt'I', .lt-rry l'vni'e. ilolit-rt U ' , t c'i-oeker, Item-ker Vlztrk, limi-by Pope, Lee linden- , ' , hamer. ,f N f E 'S lk 1 ' C A completely new phase of the BHS athletic program, the high school golf- at K, ing team, could be found digging divots every Saturday morning at the Country X ' 4,1 Club under the tutelage of Miss Margaret Holt. XX 5, 99 Tanglcs with teams from other schools helped to improve their golfing IX , -Q - ' ff Q1 know-howf' X 'A x f fx!! i' AND DO-UM LOTS'O THINGS QD 1, '?49m:4. fit 54 f' 1-V iff' fi Y td ng Q ogiap 3 ien s promo e W' ll' ' I Chronicle staffs. 9 -1 u x -Q The 1954 Camera Club studied composition and dclved into the mysteries of dark-room procedure, This group of pho- a higher standard of photography in BHS, to the great benefit of both Cuprite and Copper ,hr ki t Ja Smit:-il' Uluai Vmw-Ilsi. Vlirislin- iiuliwli, l,ili:i Iwj-ni. ,Xnuflzu 5 Vi' l 'iiIV 5' 'l'ni'iiv-i', Vzissitioxzi, .Ii-:in .lrilli-5, .lov ,Xnn Ive- I,--on. Xl:ii':.ii'vfi 1'rf-wli-r, S '-3 Mille' Kill' llllliilv. Stzinilinu: Noun l'i-n.i f5' 'l'l1IIIl'l', I-Ilziini XYilli.ii'is, list .ir ,Xl.ir- XIV' 'l'V e-I l: l 'l f'I H'- tine-Z. llairizi Ilnjn, ki-r. l'rv-S.: Ivivkfy Si-uit l ilirziriain. llf-xx' it lie--tor Aimtiii-'z, .leans Ainziro. lion' 2 N.-rn l'4iinroy 'I'i1V1i.-l', l14ilwI'I 4'l'1i4 kf-F, lPlf'liS5' S:-1-II, 51 Cz 3, f-.- o 1 6

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Row 1 Charles Rlchardson Humberto Justlmanx Ignaclo Garcla Wesley Randolph Hector Martmez Row 2 Earl Bradshaw Cl1fford Kennedy George Clemmons R1chard Harper John Segura Row 3 James Walker Robert Smlth Wxll Sparks Arthur Vargas Easy Gardom Robert Crocker Row 4 Dom en1ck Papas John Papas Ronme Moore Davld Ehsoff Ernest Rogers James Strang AND KEEP UM BRAVES IN LINE Provmg beyond all doubt the advantage of coordlnated teamwork was the 1953 54 Dr1llers Club D1rected by Mr James Strang the bows lroned out several problems that confronted B HS Besldes supervlsmg the tradltlonal hghtmg of the B for the Thanks glV1I'1g game the group patrolled the football games and d1rected the trafflc that has re cently hampered the parkmg at the Hlgh School V? it 3 1 1 1 1 1 53 ' Q7 7 Y 1 ' 3 , . ' Y Y , - 3 . ' - . 3 Y D 7 ' ' 1 I ' ' Y , , 1 V - . , . Y . . . , U . . . . . . . H ,, , Y - 7 . . L.. . , , Y l P . i 1 1 E -Z 1 . ,-L 1 1 1 f' '