Bisbee High School - Cuprite Yearbook (Bisbee, AZ)

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THEY SCALP-UM BULLDOGS Man! What a game! 27.0! At least, such was the opinion of every Bisbee fan in the Warren Stadium, at the annual Turkey Day tussle between the Pumas and the Bulldogs. The first half was probably not as bright as the more rabid Bisbee fans would have wished. The teams seemed almost evenly matched, although Bisbee managed to face the opening of the second stanza toting a 6-point lead. Beginning with the first play in the second half, however, Bisbee's bruisers stopped fooling around. They smashed into the hapless Bulldogs, nipping off yardage in big bites. Time and again the Smelter City boys were crushed behind their own lines by the hard-charging Pumas, and were forced to punt to delay the inevitable rout. The last period proved to be a pushover. All the Puma squad were put into action, and Coach Coffey's crew seemed to wilt completely as the Puma subs continued the slaughtering pace set by the rampaging first team. The final gun ended the carnage with no doubt left as to the rightful ownership of the e Copper Pick. Once more The Pick stands in its proper place in the center of the trophy case in the halls of dear old BHS. Man! What a game! 5 fn f' ., v 2 4 M .ii X V Yi 4 f' 1 i' I f WWW w h -Y ..- 'ix -..-

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T ' I f ' A . Bowl Gary Elllot B111 Hoopes Henry Hernandez Dlck Agu1rre Les Fenderson C W McEelyea W1ll Rapp Row 2 Dane Randolph George Hershey Alb rt Huerena Edward Verdugo Robert Valenc1a Jerry Garcxa B111 Parra Les W1HdSOF Row 3 John Sherman Albert Yungaray Mason Coggm M1ke Morales R1chard Salas Wayne Rapp Ken Reynolds John Torres Manuel Castellano Row 4 Ray Sor1ano Lyle Holyoak John Crane Dale Hancock Ne1l Barnett Edward Mendoza Jeryl Thorp Al Rand Tom Ful hum Coach Qulll Not shown Sam Moore BUT LITTLE SHOTS GOOD TOO Flattenlng the battlmg Badger cubs of Tucson 1n the1r f1nal game of the season the Blsbee Jay Vee squad balanced thelr 4 game schedule Wlth two wms and two losses The scrappy klttens learned football under the sk1llful gu1dance of thelr coach J 1m Qulll Coach Qulll accompllshed wonders 1n mouldmg these freshmen and sophomores 1nto a f1f11Sh6d hghtmg unlt who showed thelr mastery of the baS1C fundamentals of the game by takmg v1ctor1es over two of the best J V teams 1n the state Amphl and Tucson Hlgh Many of the k1tten squad showed promlse of a great future on the Vars1ty The Thanksg1v1ng game agalnst Douglas saw two JV players on th fleld at the sound of the openmg gun others galned valuable seasonmg as substltutes 1n the fmal quarter W1th such a collectlon of flghtlflg J V s to draw from BHS need have no fear for the future of her Vars1ty Scores for the season were as follows l' Bxsbee 7 Amphx 6 Bmsbee 7 Nogales 14 Bxsbee 7 Nogales -4, Bzsbee 7 Tucson ...av Q as 1 3 an 0- 0 49 Q no in 71 l 5 ' f 75 l 1 l T . 3 q ,. ,. 3 y y I . v 1 v ' : Y ' 7 - . f h y r y 3 v ' ' x v s v 1 5 ' o' ' , 1 D Y ' Y . A 1 T , . , . . . , . . G . . I . . ' f . .T ' . . . . , . . , 51 2 ffl ' ' 541. ' , . I 'U ks - , ff 'I' J Ki ' . 19 -K . f N f 1 0 - N I NN, , .. .,' '15

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Queen-Clara Abril-Junior ATTENDANTS Margaret Crocker Sophomore Tena Hess Freshman Jacque Heard Senior I I I I I I I I I I 'J AND CROWN-UM SQUAWS The B.H.S. band assembled in front of the broadcasting booth at halftime facing the vacant throne. The four candi- dates were driven out onto the field by Student Body Vice- President, John Hill. They stopped in front of the band where Clarence Dupnik, senior class president, announced the election of Clara Abril, the junior candidate. After the game, Queen Clara and her attendants were honored at a dance held in the Recreation Center gym. A K