Bisbee High School - Cuprite Yearbook (Bisbee, AZ)

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DEAR RUTH f Dear Ruth , Miss Reax'ls's choice for the 1953 Stu- dent Body Play, was the story of an average American familv whose peaceful existence was suddenly turned upside doxxn xx hen at the close of Wo: ld War II serv lcemen stamted aopeaxmg on then' doorstep to see the oldm daughtex of the farmlx Ruth Mlflam Ruths xounger slster had xx rxtten to the boxs ox erseas slgn mg her SISIGFQ name to the lettels and noxx thex had come home to see the al xeadx engaged Ruth Although the roles called for older people these h1gh school perfo1me1s handled then' parts xxxth the compre hens1on and confldence of x etelan actors pI'OV1dlHg the CaDaC1ty audxence vxlth n ex emng of keen enjoy ment xb Y, pv- Gary DIXIE McDon1el Stella Wassar Ida Damels Standing Glorxa llers Paulme Komnmlch Arnold Rldgexxax Wllma L1ttle B111 Gldley Ronme lou Glenn Hay 54

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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' '

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A play to he remcmlJered, was only one of the many SENIOR PLAY favorable comments on the 1954 Senior Play, Our Miss Brooks, Under the direction of Miss Barbara Reavis, a Well-chosen and talented cast gave a sustained and sensitive performance. The audience laughed and cried over the trials and tribula- tions of Miss Brooks, a high-school English teacher. in her efforts to present a high-school play. and shared her triumph when. in the end, she directed a successful production. molli- fied a pompous principal. appeased an exacting hoard-member. and won the heart of the handsome coach. Every part was handled with skill and real understanding. making the audience agree. as the curtain fell on the final act. that it was, truly, A play to be renie.nhered. 's..x i 1 j 1 Rowl Angel Salas Judv Cheiauk Wilma Little Kathx Vukoxich Bonnie 'Vlaclntosh Stella Pixloxith Row 2 Arnold Ridgexxax Jacque Heard 'Nlelba Audilett Glenn Hax Chwilenc Pclot Eliint Vlillirm bl nlu 'ilirip 'Nlaiw LOL1V3l6'1Zf'3IlO Bettx Hargis 55 l , 3 Q ' x 4, Q , . I , '-4 K . , 'Q J 1 4 , Y, V 7 , 1 x ' f ' v t - - - W . N 'Z 'J' . f .. V. -FX r' . tu ' - t x 1 X ,V K ' ' 4 1 I 1 1 - I . I ' .i . . C' X .eH' zS.'i'y'.z', U 'V' A . G' ' .