Bisbee High School - Cuprite Yearbook (Bisbee, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1955 volume:

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T 5 b b A fob rf M ,rf Mygwpi 522124 lj Kuv x 'mf X N WN HARRY B WARREN TO YOU FUZZ WARREN we the senior class of 1955 deducafe our Cuprnte As we Thank of our days nn Bnsbee Hugh School we wall always remember The help you gave us In smelling up The halls vvnh hemncals your vuvrd explanahons of how each lnftle molecule loves another and your palnence wulh crumpled fenders on the drnverrraumng car We wll remember your example of stern leadershnp keen wut and strong character Yes as we look back we wall thunk of you and remember your part nn making These the happaesl years of our luves 3 s l 4 J ,u My l 1 ' l ' 0. . 6 X by OU P y,yy - R N v l , VX.. N f I ' R I Q 1 e 'Al swf l N :BM V V V, 'f,, X ' L I I ll N l GX: N yi .,cA R. , ' 'N' 3 .V Y N : . . I D -l an Q 1 or X K Q 'T Q I Lf, - . ,gf ji' . ll, I ll l . xy, X 9 I' Row I Avls Tuell Ed Marta Roto Photog Gerry Bohlen Adv Pat' Hammar Copy Roslna Greene Art Mary Jane Cupnss Ed Row 2 Leola Bergmann Bus Mgr Ann Humphrey Typnst Vera Schaunaman Copy Rachel Rug gms Art Dianne Bohlen Adv Mgr Row 3 Jerry Pence Phofog Don Ducote Copy Nick Balnch Copy Rolf Peterson Copy Row 4 Ernest Beyer Photog Make Garcia Copy Dave Parkmson Photog Larry Wltfug Copy 'S is N Ilxa I FROM THE TIME when Busbee was a roarnng munung camp copper has been the lnfe of the communuty Therefore ut was natural that tn T916 the staff of the first Blsbee Hugh School annual should choose cuprnte a copper ore for the name of thenr yearbook Every annual slnce has been called by that name and through the work of succeedung staffs the name Cuprste has come to mean somethung very specual to BHS students The Cuprrte Staff of T955 worked hard to make this book lnve up to every tradutron of the Cuprnte We hope It wrll prove to be a rlch reward of your achlevements actuvutnes and fruendshups for the year T954 55 To help you remember we present the tales of our little Puma Kltten Felnx Facts an average student trying hrs best to do what ns good for hrs own future and for his school Felnx rs a flghtun Puma and luke all loyal Blsbee Ht students declares Always ID my lune are excutement thrulls and sports Here nn good ol Brsbee Hr l fund actnvutues of all sorts these and my studues too keep me on the run But I must truthfully admut Ive sure had fun' l ' Y 4 I I Ni i l l ' ' ' ' ' 'WVU l l . .: ' ' . .: . .: . : ' . : ' . : l l . . .: . 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Q iffy ff 1 ,Z ff!!! f if Y 25:1 J F5572 6 f' if J Mfffwjy QXSER WITH GRADUATION end your hugh school days and another phase rn the llves of the sensors of 55 You wnll mass B H S and the fun you ve had whsle you were a part of It but you no longer belong here For you H m notthe end butthe begsnnung of hte and you will only get out of life what you put unto nt It IS not a setting but a rising sun you see on thus hull and nt wnll shane for you as long as you glve your all for the thnngs Heloves Sgned 5 -eifx GH ff - e Q , Jf' 'l -ef , Cx S J' gf , ' ' D ,f Q Q Ceeefi A, 'jf rl' ,L ff' X .JE gi ja-441 K ji, 'V x f T' Q' X AT-XE ,dx , .. . ,0 x I 'lyk . f V ng cv l X r JJ LVM! ff' J 4.7, K 5 .s lv K' 57 is b 'qc gg Q 2 7455s af mimic Admmnstratuon Sensors Lovver Classes Clubs and Achvahes !XThleTucs Akumc UL, ql. A Snaps TMQLM Wli Kww 3 Lxungx. 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HERRMANYN gacvwlaff NOT OFTEN SEEN nor heard of by the majority of Blsbee Hugh School students yet performlng wut: a great deal of Interest and executuve abullty are School Superlntendent C A Hall and School Board Members Mr Bassett Watkins Mr V A Herrmann and Mr Ralph Brandt To these men the sensor class glves tts snncere thanks for the many opportunutues they have provsded us by their wlse admmlstratnon of school affanrs C A HALL SUFERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS dwdeaaazce sAsssrr wArKuNs LEONARD SMITH CUSTODIAN L L BONHAM BUILDING SUPERINTENDENT 8 GEORGE RICHARDSON CUSTODIAN I n . . , . , . . . , . . T T . . , l 1 r 3 'JL-iw -.-1 :X ,, , ,,,, , , ff A . 121 v ' 1 - Q I f ln.: 3 T ' 1 I l I 5 I ' , T . . , x Q Qrk if f 'ti W 11 M X mlm: EM? 'CWM PRESIDENT Gxlberf Velnz Everyone an BHS was proud of Grlberl Velrz Sludenl Body Presldenl lor l954 55 Hrs worlr as prexy clnmaxed four years of superlor service 'fo Ihe school Gul was class offncer for Iwo years mannslay ol lhe foolball 'leam band member and co eclnlor of The Copper Chronicle He loolz parl un Ihe Cupnle Follies and played a hol piano nn 'lhe Sophrslocals In splle of a busy exlra curricular schedule Gul lepl up a hugh schollshc slandlng earnmg membershup un lhe Nallonal Honor Soclely n his senior year During hs presndency progress was evudenl on every phase 224. SECRETARY H VFZQY 4 Dependable cooperahve and popular are an excelle descrlphon of Ann Humphrey Secrelary freasurer Anns willingness I help In any need won her mnumerable lrlends an BHS She served on Ihe Red Cross Council Ihe Cuprale Slalf lhe Freshman Oruenlahon Commnllee and 'lhe Pom Pon Gurls She was a represenlahve I Gurls Slale earned mem bershnp In Qunll and Scroll and somewhere found 'lame lo Iefler nn gurls sporls SOCIAL MANAGER Geraldine Bohlen Ann s relnablllly ln her posu Vuvacnous personalufy and fnne characler were lhe ,hon of Secretary heasurer excephonal qualufucahons whrch won Gerry Bohlen lhe as In an Omer Sliuahons appolnfmenl Io Ihe lob of Soclal Manager of Ihe BHS assured her me resped and Sfudenl Body From Ihe hme Gerry was a freshman admlrahon of everyone In She was a sludenl councul represenfahve a pom pon gurl and a member ol 'rhe Cuprlle slall she worlred nn 'Ihe offnce and on Ihe oruenlahon commrliee Her popularrly wrlh bofh sludenls and feachers was un queshoned and un scholashc achnevemenf she was always near lhe lop of her class Her highly commend able handlnng of Ihe hey POSIIIOH of Socral Manager made I954 55 a busy and successful year In fhe socual calendar of BHS VICE PRESIDENT Michael Garcia Mike Garcia Srudenl Body Vice Presldenl for I954 55 was a depend able and wlllmg olflcer carrying oul hrs offlcual dulnes wnlh elflcuency and zeal Make popular wrih fhe sludenls and apprecualed by Ieachers worked hard IR school achuevmg a lnne balance befween scholashc excellence and parhcnpahon In OUfSId9 achvnhes He played foolball for Ihree years and was elecled capfam of fhe I954 feam He held class 0fflC8S for 'Ihree years aflended Boys Slafe and served on Ihe Red Cross Council Ihe Freshman Ornenlahon CommnHee and lhe Cuprlie Slafl Sludenls such as Mnlre are fhe baclrbone of any smoolh running school Af 3 'IO . I . . I . I I a I I' Y 1 s 1 - ' - - u h rl ' . ' . u u o p I s ' r ' o she was always busy wilh some kind of school servicel I BHS. - E - - 3 4 4 l .I . . , . ' f laden! ' Row I Ann Humphrey Milne Garcia Gilbert Veltz Gerry Bohlen Row 2 Don Ducole An la Lawson Avus T e Brlan Phulllps Row3 John Krles Ronnie Sanders Tom Fulghum Chuck Tuell George Barr Row 4 Jeanette Buslr Joella Lyons Jeanette Reynolds Rnchard Salas Row 5 Darwin Sch lllet Dorothy Dugan Sharon Melton Caro yn Bonham Ople Noble Carl Fully THE T954 55 STUDENT COUNCIL worked earnestly and dlllgently throughout the school year The members planned the Freshman Get Acquaunted Dance the Red 8- Gray Ball and the Twtrp Season Dance and nnntlated measures concern rg many problems ol school government They were responslble for orderly conduct In assernblles and for the Improvement of condltlons on the grounds and tn the buuldung One of thelr most Important lnnovattons was the addntlon of the Pledge to the Flag and the school Alma Mater song to all assem bly programs I1 f 1. .. f :fl v ull, . gl l W q V W' A! if J I- l l rl l I. t Mrs Georges Hollmgshead Secretary Mr C W Waco, 4P,.,,-,opal Attendance LIKE THE electrical system of an automoblle the Offrce Staff ot BHS does not always make us conscious ot :ts presence but as a car wnll not run wlthout sts spark plugs so the schools smooth runnung depends on these key members of the faculty Some of theur very Important duties are regustrataon of students keep :ng attendance and scholarship records and handling school money In close cooperatlon wlth the counsellnng department they try to help students adgust thelr personal problems plan their courses ot study and stranghten out any soclal or scholastic dtftncultles Every student owes a debt of orude and gratutude to thus wise and understandrng trio 12 Home Economics Miss Mary Rosewarne 1 . . , I ' , 1 I - 1 , . 1 1 1 C! wa WA 73:4 'MMU 4 MAY: 716579 X SN 5,1 , '7' 'bu Q, V, L ,! 1 X! fl if -f 'k ta 9 : ik, I, 17 'Q X X. , W ff X ..,..,., ,, f e Vx X1 , , . X!! 1 N rr P 3 Y f ' Q r' f 'I F 'N 3 wi X Kkl lpgul-'VLZJI ' 1 7 5 -qi- 1 ,X-A -A u gtk' 535, '-Q fx 4 ng-W Y J eadafz Mary Kay Plumb lil-WW 'LMA-0 AAP UY 'VaJ '! 'c4vGQzhfV'A! .4.p-4-fffdvvxf .Ju-4. ,Janel- cya.. .J-f,l...,.,f .Emu -o-4.1.0 .fa...Q 64.-uf'p'f 9'f5 '- 4-4-4-of -'tiki-I MARY KAY PLUMB one of the most versatule and popular gurls un BHS was selected by the sen uor class to represent Busbee at the annual Senuor Day program at the Unuversuty of Aruzona She and approxumately f o r t y f u v e other senuor gurls from Aruzona hugh schools were ludged by a comrnuttee of Unuversuty students on the basus of pouse personaluty and beauty The unanumous opunuon of sen uors of Busbee Hugh School was that Mary Kay was truly regal un every one of these categorues SOCIAL MANAGER Lularae Wolfe PRESIDENT Brian Phillips Since 'Ihe hme Brian Phillips enlered Ihe crowded halls of BHS he was well Illred by has classmaies In his freshman year Brian was elecled class vice presldenf he was sophomore candudale for Rodeo Kung and he represenfed his roll call in Red Cross He was ouIs+andmg in Mixed Chorus and was a greal' credni To Ihe Pumas an bofh fooiball and lraclr SECRETARY TREASURER Velma Wagner Smiling Velma Wagner wufh her greaf eagerness 'Io help ou? and her sparkling personalnfy was an oufsfanding senior class secrelary-freasurer. - fesling Io her popularify in BHS Velma was elecled sophomore candidafe for Rodeo ueen and Sludenl Council member senior candidale for Homecoming Queen and Song Leader. Velmas 'friendliness and greaf sense of humor won her in- numerable friends. 606604 VICE PRESIDENT Roy Slsk Wulh a wonderful personalufy and a willingness Io worlr Roy served 'Phe senior class well as vice presidenl He was elecled Mard1Gras K ng un his lunlor year He did greal worlr wllh Ihe band I1 played a real ho+ sax wrlh +he Sophusfocafs and has versahlnly confrlbufed greaily fo 'lhe suc cess of fhe BHS Follies If would be dIifICUlI 'lo 'fund anyone who could have done a beller lob as social manager for Ihe senior class Ihan Lilarae Wolfe did. Wolfie was an energefic and willing worker who always had a ready solufion Io any problem. She was elecfed Mardi-Gras ueen in l954 and served on Ihe Red Cross Council. Her oulslanding work as Cheer- leader and Pom Pon Girl made her popular noi only wilh her classmales buf wilh 'Ihe whole Sfudenf Body of BHS. ...'l6... wwf 111 1-H ROBERTA ALLEN 1 ' N X 1 111 A1 A 1 1 H1 P11 HY Ewa M55 JIM ALLEN IX 1 1 1111 NICK BALICH 11 11 f 17 11111 N1 10 11111111 F0211 1111111 1 1-11 11 A1 N 1' 1 11 X'11 lk CLARA ABRIL IX K 11-rx 1 S FIX 1 0111111 Q 1111 X 1x I 1 KRIIGIS Work GEORGE ALCANTAR 1' 1A 1111'111X 1' 1 ROBERT ALLEN It H1111111 PDX fl hrf1111 11 1.111111 S11 rush 11111 1111 1 1 1 1 T 1 1111111 111 1111 DIANNE BOHLEN N 11 111111111 Q1111 1111 111111111 X111 l 11 X 11181 Sr 11 1 111 P1111 111 911 111 E111-r 11 1 11111111 11111 n Ins 11 11 9 11111 GERRY BOHLEN if N 1111111 X 11 1 11111 1 N 1121111111 1 rw 1 11'11 11111111 P 11 Cut X11X111 1 rj 0 1 1 P1 V1 1 Qeppy-L I P111111 in 1h Qerxfr Prrvm mmm 111 fif111111 1 NXK fthe-'1rt 'Nl 1111 111 n 170111111 11111 111 0111 1 H1 L 11011 BILL CHERAUX 11 1111111 1 h 1111111 1 1 1111 N1111 x I ho 11 , 11111 X '11 1 111 RGINIA BAUGH 111 1 1112s N11x111 11 S11 A ISHMAEL ACUNA P111111 11.10118 N16-fh Xmff 'I7 DECKER CLARK IX H11 1-111111 11'1' 111 1- 11-1 1 T1 1 1111111 X r Y' lN 1 1 FIIEF1111411 1 1 1 X 116 lr T1 11111 11 1 LEOLA BERGMANN '11 111111111 11 11 11' rxh 1 111111 1 1 G KVI 1 1 V 11111 111' 1 111111 11 1 rx 11111 f 11111111 P0D5f111lL1f1U X1 1111 1311111111125 N 1' 'QQ .15 ANITA LAWSON N111 1 X l! un' r N 1112.10 nd n ,I Q f FOSS 1 X U R N'-IN! 11 oulm MPHREY S+. Su N 1 1 1 r N kung N, H , , ' ,.,I. IDA DANIELS I f fra 1 A -. E X gspprs HH I 1I1 N 1 H 1111 HMI UIII I A 1 N OII BEN HEMENWAY OI Ix 1111 S11 e In 1t1r 1 mmm F 0111111 DAX ID RUIZ Il X r e GWEN FISHER LARUE 'U he Q PII' '- H1 P01111 XX ork Out UIQ of whool ERNIE SLAIGHT 1 N f f' N :ff 1 X11 I 0 If flk N I 6086044 JOHN SEGU RA x 1 , 1111 JOSEPHINE DUENAS N 11 rs l' 1 IX H1 Po 1 spm HILDA GIL I f F0111 11 I sher 1 Pmnt 20 VELVIN COOPER xu VIII IIYY' DANNY MORALES t Founml P ix 0 he 'wt Rm s l Fontlvill 1- notlnll X '11 Rfas 11 lull T X R'1S6- b Lettermen Prom 00111111 LOUIS REYNA 1r11I r Q FI ff N IICIPIIIQ- I N 'Il RONALD WATERS :I N I Q lf VI r 1ILI H 11f1n RUBEN BENAVIDEZ 1r1tI11I I not I Q Flllflll 1 I I S .I K-I ,Q 1141,-1 1'1:--.g Ky-511.-1-A: II 1 .- 111111 21 , .,x..v H-' vt. My su1111.: wx. 1 'j 111111: I.+'IIv'!IZlL'II11l1IlI 'fjlml 5 I'I '1II IWW' NI 111211. ' I I ffl. I A I , 11if11 IIIIIII 1'111y 1x11- I ' 1 Q ,I Play' 1':1s1: I , . 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' XYf11'k r1111QifI'- uf - II 'I' 'I Nut' sl-I1 1-lg AXII ju. 1'1111- ' 1 lfmft lull: .XII ft. 1- I-'11r.II1f111, Play 'sh rs: I1 II Fl 1l'1'IS' HI X .. TOM WRIGHT Re C' r o Q Q P ax fren Band Band Xlgr Football X ar I ettermen T r a I k Boxing VS ork out slde of school BRUCE McDONIEL S . Counf-il: Nat. Honorg Quill K Se. Folumbia S -h o l. Boys' State Chron- ic-lel Frosh Orienta- ioni Red Fross Randi Football .I.V. Football Var: Trac-k R'1sketball.I.V.: Ras- kf-tlrall Var.: Letter- 111e11Z Rowling: Prom PQ TIT 11,2 Vor-ationa lOlTIT'IT,' Frosh Init. kwa af l?55 FELICITAS SALDANA f ir S Flee Prom Fomm Trane flOlII lerome High Qehool C AX Flub Follie-Q MARY KAY PLUMB X aledictorian X 'Lt Honor Quill K 'Sc l olu111l11a S 0 h ol hir s State Song leader C hronicle Fd I-roxh fluent fam era f lub Red frosx o ies C' 1 Q t Prim ess Plax Qt iff XIIXQ d I rx X or '1 li GI' 1 s I ee X eine rs H1 Pomt Bowling' Soph Serx rom on I1-XR Nominee llks Award ffirefr as 1 11111111 P rosh Init lenms MARTHA ANN SMITH l'olu111l1ia S1'holaStir'1 ' ronii-ld V 1llI9 . xed 1 o., 'xofal .' loi: 2 f' vi ' 'J 'fl Prom lifxhllll. fu' IW er' JANET IRVIN Red Frou Plax I l1 X 1 x e d C' o e Q 11 e Prom C OTTIITI wiat Teacher Career Dax 1 omm FRANK SEUFERT Plax Fast XX ork out side of school Box mg Trans from I ong Bram h High ic ool N I f hese Pluh 'ipamsh C lub Xfardx Gras ROY SISK' Sr. Plass Vive-Pres. Jr. Plass King: Pand Follies: llanve Rand Football V'1r,: I et termen: R o w l i n gg ' G .' C o TTI . Asseinblies. TOMMY RAND P' 9 ' 5 XV o r 01 tsidf- ff svhoo , -21- VELMA WAGNER lr I lass 'iec Treae S ident I ounr il Songleaflfr Offlce Prosh Orient Pifle f uh Soph I o eo Queen S I'ootb'1ll Queen Plax Stqff RONALD WILI IAMS Rand Peo P '1 n ri Trafk lfttev'111s1 0 r k l5Llt'ilfi9 r S1 hool I r ITIS from Fur Son Hlffh Neue 111111 r St iff 4 aet I ol n Rowling f old Ve-dql Noph Serie-r Prom f omm Frosh Imtiq tion cnms I 111 TF S Ienms RACHEL RIGGINS .' . 'ounr-' 1 N a t, Honor: Quill :Q S03 '1u11.1 .' -ho tg s' S at4:f'u11r' 3 r'1 ' 2 Iaj Staff: Panrl: Rand zzroupsz Mixed Pho: '11-P1 . -vm .I 'o. -' 1' Vas H f Stuff: - .'1 3 ' -Ag Ve-sm-rs: 51111. .'r-FYG-1 Z P'r111 'ou .1 Pan: Soloi: 5 'o1A:1tion'1 f'0HllTT,1 f-.ilT'6'f'l' Day Pflllllll. JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ Ia 1 Boys' F ee: J ' . IV. ,g Ins:-lmll: I,a-ttf-rmeni ' 'rans from .Twronw H125 hz Pwwketball: Laselvillz I,+'ttf-rms-n: rw-P ei, Jr. K' '1:s. V LARRY WITTIG it te 1 nm Noloikt Nlixed tho c'1l Soloist St Nlxrlrmtl lo A I9 6 pf r'- XX o lllklflfx f hor Bow Qtmrtette . A 'gf W . fm' :iff BRIAN PHILLIPS .' lh. Vive' 3Y'r'S.I fi Pros.: .' . o if-' 1 Fhronic-le: Pc-ll l ro.'.'Z 'ws I mlm Ki 2: ny f':1St: Mix:-fl ol: '1-spe1'S2 Fl - a .. '.: Football 2: ' mr-ki ins -- ' 3 Lettf-rmf-ni , o wh. Svrxwlt XVorl-c :ile 1 1 -- M la ' 4 on.mi Polumbifi Sc-hol. 2212- fy -f' . . , . ' W VIVIAN WEBB I T' ii 'Y utsn IN I li' ROLF PETERSON r L I ounc tl Nat Honor Ill ROXQ Ntflto FLIIHIIP Ifrosh Il lt Pifle I' u n Plux Prnt Band xt rl l ol lei im 0 I Pm s is I rx T ootlmll clx tw 11 . on 1. 5 -v'x':-rl - Vomm.: Yoon- 'vnzu 'on .1 . X- inui ' - - rj 'r ii .Z .' -.1 ' ' 14' TONY VERDUGO ilers o v X 1 old Nlefd f TOMMY fi OTILIA VALENCIA Play Vsher: Football Vshori XYork 0utSide- of Svhool. vERceLuNo aj Vrrtwi R 'Y -sl 'mo-xg -' 'S : v Pr:-wi Roy.-' HZ Yes w 'si XVor ' lu si P Swim 1 ' -1-:niong Fomm 2 1' Day Pomm. SIQUEIROS Drillers - 22 - PAT O BRIEN I ltl 6 1 lul I not it S 1 I lu S L N l olnt Hou hm., Soph ru r r on lil A mol lxosh lm x tion GILBERT VELIZ Bodx Pren 4 ounml Quill Zi Sc' Folumbm S 0 h ol 1 hromile Fd Frosh Orient Phx CHIQI Band Nlixed Pho N oral Qolol'-t Qtrlng F mm 1' no 11 t Ort he '1 1 n and ms I 06 4-'NIDQIN o o I-ootlnll X dr k.H'1s fill, -rmen: Soph. Ss-rxw 'Q Prom Pomm.: Pr:-S. of Mix:-d Pho.: 'll 'on 1.3 'l.I'9er IMA' Comm. LILARAE WOLFE Sr, Sooial Mgr.: Vheerlt-ad+-r: S 0 n gz- Ieaflvr: Rifle r'lul,g RQ-d Vross: f' I a s s Queen: 'I' W i r l 4- rg Hand: Girls' Gln-3 Ye-spc-rs: Prom Vomm.: You Pomrn.: PareerIJayCo1nni, BERYL WRIGHT 'inf Xhxe-d Pho X or 'il Qoloikt Follle s ox A C P P A me rs I-oothall X r l I ttornwn r ni on Roxm BILL WILLIAMS N-fl f'ro:2s3 Footlnq Mgr.: Football J.V,3 'ra lk: l.:-ttf-rn 3 'ow inf: Prom Forum.: Frosh Initia- tion: Flftss Pommit- tc-es. ,Q sf . ,Q wg V .www QUE-H 'rg 529, 14 AF ,xx ' if 21. H Eye? , X f 8 A Qs' ,, 1 ,. A- 5 if 2 f . nfs Nav 6056044 MARY ELLEN HEMMING X nf 1 11111 11 I1 Amar l lf11118111llxP1 of 1o111f11r0x1 xx 1141 from '1 0111 10111 1 N p 0 r I Q 1un 1 11111 Xe-us 1 wer 1 oulunp. I xhrarx 111l1L 1 1 1 s '1 e11n1s I '1 1ff Xrt 111111 P ur11111n 1411111 1 she1 Nt Fo lI111L let f 111 'rf1111 1 0111111 Qc lem fe VALEDICTORIAN 1 R y. QQ, xwxixnj ,,,,,3 A 3 LN, s 'bg-Acsxssg bfolb .Q ' llkkxanl Y D-N 1 lg' Q L15 xii 5 Xin 1 'Y '-Yi si -Q sv, Koay LEROY KNOTT THELMA SALAS X 1 1 011 e 1 11111 1X - uxed 1hc1 111111111 AADAATN Arlg HA PU boxxlum. l'911T119 JANICE NEWETT X'1t Honor lllllll R S1 1 hronule lwlllglflt' XXr11k Pas imff Bind 1511111 froup Pep Rand X011 tmnal C0111111 1 f1ree1 1111 f01111I1 1:1111 -X111 H S I-HX11-1X0ff10er Pee X011 1r1'1111 ax 1f1st 1111 rx nual Bus Xlgr SALUTATORIAN Mary Kay Plumb Geraldune Bohlen COMING TO BISBEE Hugh School from the Green way Elementary School Mary Kay Plumb un h r four years at BHS has achueved such honors as mernbershup un the Na'uonal Honor Socuety and Quull and' Scroll for two successuve years and nomunatuon for the Daughters of the Amerucan Revolutuon Award She represented BHS as Senuor Day pruncess and was actuve un vocal groups on school commuttees and un several gurls sports Pretty and popular wuth students and teachers Mary Kay truly made for herself a record that Busbee Hugh School can well be proud to have un uts tules 24 GERRY BOHLEN entered BHS upon gradua atuon from Greenway A large number of her talents were employed on many school commut tees un vocal musuc actuvutues and un school gov ernment She worked energetucally on the Cup rute Staff won Quull and Scroll membershup and was chosen for Natuonal Honor her uunuor year In 1954 the DeMolays bestowed upon her the honor of Sweetheart at theur annual sprung formal Her great servuce to the school and her personaluty have made her an outstandung Busbee Hugh Student ' I X . 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' 1 MR C W WILCOX AS THE SENIORS of 1955 say good bye to their school they wull feel a specual sad ness In thelr valeductory Mr C W Wilcox Hvgh school pruncupal for fourteen years and one of the best friends the students of B H S have ever had us also saylng has farewells Mr Wulcox has served the Blsbee schools for twenty years fnrst as a teacher later as prrnclpal of Greenway and sxnce most of thus senuor class were four years old as head of Blsbee Hugh School During thus tnme Mr Wilcox has become an nnstntutuon nn the dnstruct well known for has great Interest In every student mdnvndually and unsurpassed nn patience and fairness In dealing wuth all of them No trouble has been too small for hrs sympathetlc attentuon no problem too great for hum to add It to has already stag gerlng load of responslbllltles ln gratltude to hum for the help he has gnven us whenever we needed help an memory of his hugh ethical standards and hrs flne sense of humor and In apprecla tlon of has hard 24 hour a day work In the cause of the welfare of every one of us we the graduatnng sensors dedncate our section of the 1955 Cuprlte to Mr C W Wulcox gentleman and scholar 25 . . . . 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Vw 'afvnfw 60 SENIORS Don Ducofe and Susie Bergmann Wayne Rapp X M V, andJanelIH .ncoc k M, ,Ni AX Mm -v '5 1-'ii'-ff I FRESHMEN Jerry Loper and Sharon Mel+on 31 SOPHOMORES Chesier Damron and Nancy McDowell wg and 2acen Jeanne Anderson Audrey Auduleff Clrrlshne Ballclw Eva Baldwm Dlclr Aguirre Genevoeve Alvarez Arlene Amaro Jesus Amaro Anna Baralas Nell BarneH George Barr Wanda Beach Lupe Bell lgnacuo Benavuclez Pai Blglwam Bull Bodenhamer Jamce Busk Louis Carbalal Tony Carbagal Angela Casanova Lee Bodenhamer Audrey Bone David Bonham Vurglma Burrow Manuel Casfellano Roberf Clemo Mason Coggin Duane Coor Bull Dahlgren Andrea Day Sylvna Denogean Bob DUCICl1 Cary Ellnof Yolanda Fernandez Glorna Fngueroa Tom Fulghum Janell Hancock Truman Haynes George Herslley Nafhanlel Hickman Olga Corella John Crane Margarel Crocker George Crowley 66026012 E' -33- Larry Durgan Dsxne Dye Anfhony Eader Nancy Eclwave Roberl'Gaefl1ie John Guerrero Rosalie Hallsfed Kennefh Hammer - 1 1.2 Y gm : . 0 Nella Jo Hill Frank Holland Bill Hoopes Alberf Huerena Roberf Johnson Marlorue Kennedy Mrlre Kenfera John Krves mam 6444 Kennelh Humphrey Nora Jarvis Jean Jolley Jo Ann Johnson Jo Ann Lanphere Donna La Rue Wanda Lawr nce Mary Jane Lemon Tom Leslue Jo Ann Lnnson Leroy Lucero Anna Lynch Bull Marshall Claudio Marhnez Eddie Mendoza Gladys Merrick Mary Ellen Meh Lee Moore Sam Moore Davnd Morales 34 Tom Mosuer Allce Mungarro Barbara Ocobocl Dave Parhnson W Leo Pornroy Mike Power Wanda Prodor Rosne Prudsn 666601 Verna Peeler Jerry Pence Larry Prnfchard Elvin Pierson Mary Ramurez Al Rand Wayne Rapp w.Il Rapp Paul Renner Mariha Rnvnera Juamfa Rogers Louise Roberfson Wulllam Seuferf Lupe Sena John Sherman BlIIS1mms Florence Sanders Ronnve Sanders Russell Sanders Margaref Saldana Gary Smifh Robeda Smifh Rey Soriano Ted Sorich Louise Thomas Judy Tharp Chuclx Tuell Shirley Turman gn Rae Whelan Jean Whulmnre Amy Wllluams Chuclc Wnlson Rex Spears Curlls Slamps Eva Sfoner Edward Thomas In Nancy Vercellmo Eddne Verdugo MICREY VUROVICT1 Mule Wesf mam 63444 Les Wmdsor Kalhleen Wood Ken Woods i 4' Argella Ze peda WHAT A CLASS' ln hard work and excellenf orgamzahon IU cooperahon and energy The class of 56 was second To none They began early ID The year To prepare a greaf prom and banqueT The specfacular resulfs more Than repaud Them for every hour of effort Teachers and sTudenTs alike respecTed This Tune class of soon To be sensors for Theur hard vvorlc and for The zesf vvlTh vvhlch They aTTacked every problem and enferecl rnTo every one of Thelr numerous class progecTs 36 1 . . f 95 ' 'sa . 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I . , Shorthand Algebra ll English Ill Drlver s Tramlng 37 Frances Abril Ernesllne Aguirre Gloria Abasfa Joyce Clarlr Jerry Cross Rosemary Cruz Lucille Alexander Margaref Alford Ken Allen Rhodom Conrow Carmen Coon Alberf Cordova Esfher Almendarez William Archule+a Rachel Alvarez Angela Dabcevuch Eugene Dalion Chesfer Damron Paul Balmer Bull Baugh Benly Beach Donna Davns Barbara De Leon Felnclano Domlnguez Helen Beadnell Mona Beecroff Nelson Bell Bruan Downey Roberi Dunlap Della Edmxs+on Judy Bennell Nancy Bonham Jam Elluns C W McElyea Les Fenderson Yda Bradshaw Judy Brewer Be++y BrnHaun John Feafherman Mary Ann Figueroa Larry Fowler Jeane++e Busl: John Camuano Olga Casullas Judy French Louuse Fullz Jerry Garcia 38 Geneva Bingham Louis Garcia Ronnie Gerdes Mary Lou Gibbons Dale Hancoclx Lyle Holyoa Buren Holyoal: Griselda Gul Johnnie Goglrovuch Ba bara Gomez Dorolhy Hallsled Nancy Hall Elizabelh Ivanovich Larry Goodman Roberl Guerrero Douglas Hunler Mary Kay lmrrch Josephine Jimenez Margarel Johnson Marlorle Huffman Jo Ann Hope Carolyn Howell Teresa Jaramullo Jo Anne Jaclrson Leon Jackson 046 Ann Howe Shirley Holland Eslher Hogan Avis JBCLOVICLI Nancy Knoll a e Hogan nn e Hull olanda Hernandez Janice Leonard David Lewis Lydia Lugo Alyce Halrlon Norma Harper Pal Harris Joella Lyons Chesler Lylle Nancy McDowell Gerald Harris Judy Hardl Bull Hard? Rene Madrid Judxlh Mayer Phyllis Maxlneld 39 lr Phyllis Kilgore D v A i ' Y Roberf Marshall Tony Marhnez Maureen Marfyr Rose Marne Ou ll Peggy Ra+ferree Lydua Reyna Donald Mauzy Eugene Mauzy Larry Menges JeaneHe Reynolds Yvonne Richards Mercedes Rnley Max Mulrels Nelda Morgan Mnlre Morales Sofia Ruvuera Dolores Rodriguez Gloria Rodrnguez Carolyn Morrns Jo Ann Moss George Munsey l Adeline Romero Julia Rulz M016 Donna Murray Belh Nicholas Franlrlm Nicholas Olga Rulz B II Saba Conme Salgado Linda Ollson Arfhur Pacheco Myron Peierson Rrchard Salas Charles Sanders Eleanor Schurz Jlm PeHu+ Alberf Peffy Hope Pzzano Bennae Scoff Carolyn Sellers Arnold Sornano Bob Pope Donna Procior Perry Puclreff Don Slevens Bob Sluermer Jane Tharp 40 ' 1 a Jeryl Thorp Byron Travis Frank Valencta Elsle Whute Rowe Wilcox Melva Wtlluams Robert Valenzuela Frances Velarde Bertha Verdugo Don Wrtglwt Stanley Wrtght Della Zambrano Isabel Verdugo Lydna Zambrano Bobby Watters Amado Abrul Jerry Wells THE CLASS OF 57 was a great one as they demonstrated unquestionably tn their sophomore year They were a center of enthustasm and sptrnt un assemblues and they gave theur best effort to every class protect Htghlught of the year was the annual Sophomore Pucnuc the class staged thus event wtth the same whole hearted enloyment and all out energy that made all thetr other actlvntles so completely successful -41- 'X' 54 ' JW' gg 4 A.,Ai, ..f , -wmv w L 1 'Qi ' , 5 v 'N-.M N K 4. M, I A 3 m, 'L P- Nm fp. .M . ,S an 5 3 Q f' mv In wah wr 1 'lv-'. 4 mn-nm ,L WW im una-ww' :nur Q 4 4, 7: pm ,JW ag .V +1 '.. W s Q f ' A ,W 4 5 ,, gf? ,K , U 325' , P: ,W . Q r V M lRow ll M. Bigham, J. Allen, V. Alexander, C. Bonham, M.Blaclrg lRow 21 P. Broughfon, L. BenneT+, S. Campbell, J. Alexander, E. Bailey, M. Barbai lRow 31 A. Amparano, C. ArrieTa, E. Beyer, K. Barnes, F. Amaro, J. Barnes: lRow 41 D. Bays, D. Aira, J. Angeleri. N. Alexander, F. Aguirre. 6444 5 OFF TO A FINE START afTer a simple buT rough iniTiaTion, and guided by The seniors in Their new big sisTer and broTher program, The class of '58 losT no Time in becoming a class To be r'eckoned wiTh in every high school event. OT course They made The Trip up The hill for The annual painTing of The B, They really polished iT up, enioying The iob almost as much as They did The Fresh- man GeT-AcquainTed Dance. Developing rapidly a fine school and class spiriT, They were able To elecf Their candidaTe homecoming queen. By The end of The firsT six weeks, The class was really cruising aT a good speed and showing They were hep To The BHS iive. lRow Il M. Del SanTo, P. Conrow, F. Connell, A. Eslradag lRow 2, D. Evans, B. Dale, D. Dabcevich, J. CorneTT, M C0llleI'I lR0w 3l L. Escalanie, S. Copeland, S. Daniels, A. Dugie, M. Ducich, N. Coon, F. De Leon: lRow 41 B. Echave R. Corona, T. Dever, W. Crowley, C. Clark, W. Decker, J. Davis. .i. .., lRow Goar lRow ll B. Hill, M. Hancock, V. Harris, A. Garcia, lRow 21 P. Garcia, O. Gilliland, A. Hirales, J. Greenhaw, M. Finlr, S. L. HobgO0ClI lRow 31 B. Hirales, C. Fogleson, L. Hammer, M, Hemenway, N. Gilbert S. Green, Jo A. Hodges: 41 B. Gaeflvie, J. Guerrero, T. Hargis, R. Farnsworfhg lRow Sl G. Garcia, G. Hargis. T. Gufierrez, D, Hai-d+, C, Fulfz, O. Gibbons. 6444 5 lRow ll L. Lewis, P. Miiclwell, A. Moreno, B. MaH'inglyg lRow 21 S. Mellon, L. Holmes, D. Lopel, R. Loper, l. Mendez L. Huerena, N. Kelly: lRow 31 P. Miranda, K. Jolnnson, P. Mayflower, M. McCullough, M. A. Humber, L. J. Meadows K. Hogan, lRow 41 R. McDonald, W. Marez, J. Lindsay, B. Marlin, E. Jimenez, lRow Sl D. Munsey, C. Mitchell, J Hoppslerfer. J. Loper, R. Kalaslro. Torre I-.1 3 lRow Il P. Reyna, J. Rhodes, B. Ouiroz, J. Pursley, H. Ruiz: lRow 2l H. Radonovich, V. Sampson, S. Qualls, P Y. Nelson, M. Pecanic, O. Noble: lRow 31 De Roio, B. Pederson, B. Sanders, A. Parra, R. Saner, J. Prccfor, R lRow 4l J. Scoff, R, Rodriguez, E. Renferia, E. Ruiz, J. Nelson, I. Ramirez, W. Noriega, P. Reed. Zddddfzg iRow ll V. Ihomas, M. Sfoner, P. Smilh, P. Wenger, D. Taylor, A. Sofcloq lRow 29 E. Wlwiimire, J. Valenzuela, E. Wai- lzins, J. Sfringer, D. Taylor, B. Worden: lRow 31 E. Soriano, B. Windsor, D. Verdugo, R. Tlwursby, S. Soles: lRow 4l R, s, R. Verdugo, D. Slwiflelt E. Sharpe, J, Siampley, J. Smilh, E. Snell. 1 ffm eq N, X-.. :,.'- JG: 5. J .fawea 66444 Officew w.ll Rapp Vrce Pres Paul Renner Sec Trees Md Wayne Rapp Pres Ted SOVICM Soc Mgr y,-:QQ an S Rrchard Salas Pres Joella Lyons Sec Trees PUTTING FORTH gre-aT effort To beTTer condrTlor'1sforTl'1elr classes The class officers of 1954 55 were a bag asset To BHS Chosen be Cause of their execufrve abrlrfy popularrfy and personahfy Tlwese sfudems dvd much fo sfrerwgtlwerw Therr rndrvudual classes provmg capable ID their varred dunes and rarsmg Therr class standards Mona Beecrofr Soc Mqr Jam Elkrns Vrce Pres Ople Noble S c Mgr Da rd Hard? Pres afsy 7 Smrrh Sec Trees Edmundo Rurz Vrce Pres 46 f' CV? fj w 15 e NN 6 1 X 'S I x fy X7 i XX bo 'DI' ln..,44 L-. 53.3-f AX f J W W fm mfs 4199 N X N I I QUQQQ fff' Lf Ugg iw ,641 ,u :M b P Y A f9 , . A ! v ,v L! P M S W ,JY T L? C4 N yvwjfl. ,V X ix. ,JJ A! ' ,f ff . F5 Ll 1. J' If ,, I '03 'YL v X,..qQ N I , L yf'!Lwl t X' -'Y 1 X L' A 6 ' 4 N I W M W ' JJ 1 W MJ- A N f If Q' ,V ' ' V ..!i. fifty K , qfjff ' af FA ' ' I P5 ' X 512, - W m f h CSS' . A. X g N 'J ,A H H W ,V 5' ' ' 1 4b X ' A N x Qx Q r 0 ' j Ax X X lr Q , xlxv' I! -.v' Q!Xf' in' ' X ' h K-. ILE l X Y' Q 1 N if' W 1 7 - Y X A W M - ft ,C . E 70 O Wifi -rv I BISBEE PUBUC bwux a 'E' my m -48- Mr. Jack Miller gamma Waving A Row I Bruce McDonuel Row 2 Robert Allen Mary Kay Plumb Rolf Peterson Row3 Bull Grdley Ann Humphrey Rachel Rtgglns Mllre Garcia THE l9511 BOYS and Gnrls States drew therr cltlzenry from the cream of the new seniors of Aruzona s hugh schools Chosen on the basns of fine qualltles of citizenship scholarship and leadershup these students were sponsored by local service groups Bull Gndley Make Garcua Bruce NlcDonuel Rolf Peterson and Robert Allen were represen Ann Humphrey Mary Kay Plumb and Rachel Rugglns attended Glrls State an Tucson The purpose of both prolects was to brlef Boys and Gnrls Staters on theur responslbllutles as future cntlzens of our state and country 1 t 3: l 1 f . . . T , 1 l l ' - - ' ' - I - . - tatives to Boys' State at Flagstaff State Collegeg - 49 - 456 X , i EACH YEAR, under the astute guidance of Miss Martha Woundy, the Freshman Orientation Committee formulates a carefully planned program to enlighten incoming Fresh- men. Before the opening of school, the 1954 committee met the fearful frosh and, with the aid of a revised edition of the student handbook, a specially prepared floor plan of the building, a guided tour of the school, an explana- tory assembly, and a newly initiated big sister and brother system dissipated most of their fears Through the hard work of this committee the new fresh men were able to make the quickest possible adlustment to life in BHS I 65221964 MISS MARTHA WOU NDY Row I Mary Jane Cuplss Sharon Travis Stella Wasser Mary Kay Plumb Virginia Sharpe Gerry Bohlen lRow 2 Velma Wagner Ann Humphrey Leola Bergmann Vera Schaunaman Pauline Kom nenich Avis Tuell Row 3 Gilbert Veltz Milne Garcia Robert Allen Bill Gidley Row 4 Bruce McDaniel Ntch Baltch Rolf Peterson 50 K , 1' .' I I- no I ii 1 l .,,, ' - .ll .. :Il I . .I . g .V l. . :I , 'A '- ea f- mauled THE MOTTO ot the Junior Red Cross, We will help certainly applies to every member ot the T954-55 Red Cross Council. The work ot these students was a credit to BHS. The group, composed ot a representative from each roll call carried out a large number of worthwhile proiects to aid and cheer others They collected food for Christmas boxes made hospital tray favors served as baby sutters at the blood bank and distributed posters Row I Pat Smath Carolyn Bonham Pat Conrow Janet lrvm Row 2 Pat Bugham Shirley Harper Virgnrua Baugh Elizabeth lvanovich Geneva Bingham Row 3 Les Fenderson Bob Pope Ted Sorich Richard Rolo Bill Williams Rowe Wilcox Elvin Puerson Not shown Richard Farnsworth Karen Johnson Nella Jo Hull Eddue Mendoza Mary Alice Noble 51 l l lv . . 'zl l ' -' . l. . vll, .-'ll , l 'wlh' -It ...I MISS SMYTHIE ALFORD Malluemehcs Engluslm Xfj THE FOOTBALL and Play Ushers whose worthwhule work us so necessary to The publuc relafuons of BHS performed a great though generally unsung servuce To The school These patuent gurls worked coruscuencuously and hard at plays con cerrs and home games helpung losf souls fund fheur proper nuches The Task was no easy one but the 1954 55 ushers carrued ut out wuth dulu gence and skull WW? vm MOM! Ol TM MISS IRENE SHEPHERD Mafhemahcs lRow ll Louuse Fulfz Bobble Jean Davls Nancy Echave Olga Corella Glorua Fugueroa. lRow 21 Glorua Abasla Clara Abrul, Rachel Alvarez Pal O Bruen Marua Rolo, Aluce Mungarro, lRow Bl Hope Puzano, Yolanda Hernandez, Josephune Duenas, Erna Connell, Roberla Allen Nancy Vercelluno. Yolanda Fernandez 52 . - , ' N V uj Xkll J uf udl-l ll .yt - J l Nu D I Rv u U A if N Y ,l : u uu u., Pl an , nfl auf uf ru, ul as ul ucv - X A I X , u V lil ,-'V 'J I ' ' M Y ' h I V Lu yy. QQ- E Q LJ N it 5, Q 'JY aj l' ' TJ 'J' ,J J . 1 :N 'U u ,, L 1 1 ' 'ax ws, ,T fu u .U i if f flf W , , J' u 'l,. J sf' A '- ls' L ., ' iuv . W fu . 5 L M Ru if A 4 - wus IW - uiv M f-X -K ' V 'JV x A 'V K '4 .U K I X vu Ku , J V, A, l Qs L A - ,ff V N- F 1 ,. ll lvl Xu- X53 A uf ' hx nv' Ixkf .Q M I ,U .1 w L I I I 7 I - 1 r ' 'YY . I I I n 1 ' X .iv ' T alba Mill ,X wif A , eau fl fl fill' 1 1.0, ,Up ,jr ,, T JW , . J ,j 'f ii ,T ee 'if I rllif 3 li 671 i ' K ,fly Ll fly, ' Vik' LU. J lu if if , A F21 'T' 'V' ' I ii + 1' Y yi' ' .. Q' uyill J . is 'llflj ww: 'T rip V , I W OQUO i N wif , l lf THE T954-T955 DRILLERS were really an excellenT Team of caTs. They were field police aT TooTball games, They kepT The exiTs clear aT baskeTball gamesy of course They escorTecl The freshmen up Chihuahua Hill on B Day, and They were responsible for lighTing The B before The Thanksgiving game. HaTs off To a fine group of Puma CaT Cops' Manuel Casfellano Ro 3 Milre Wes+ Frank Holland John Kries BII Bodenhamer John Segura Nol' sho n Clarence Ear in Lee Boclenhamer 53 lRow ll CurTis Stamps, Ray Soriano, John Sherman, W. Leo Pomroyg lRow 21 Henry MarTine1, Mike Power, Gary Smilh, I l W l ' , . A , i . - W 2 v' , , 'di-f 1- 4 -er Q. Q. A ' 155. 7 Q. l Eat Row I Sharon Travns Bus Mgr Gllberf Vellz Ed Mary Kay Plumb Ed Row 2 Sylvla Denogean Jannce Neweff Jean lvanovlch Mary Ellen Metz Adeline Romero Yolanda Hernandez Row3 Nancy Vercelluno Pauline Komnenlch Amy Williams Chrlsflne Ballch Vera Schaunaman Angela Casonova Row 4 Bull Dahlgren Bruce McDonnel Tom Fulghum Nell Barnett Brian Phnlllps MRS RACHEL RIGGINS THE COPPER CHRONICLE Staff under the dlrectlon of Mrs Rachel Rlggms spent the year delvnng unto the corners and cranmes of BHS for odd facts and buts of news and vaews to add Interest to the Chronicle of 1954 55 Thelr efforts produced an exceptaonally fme series of papers whuch though handicapped by operafvonal dnffncultues earned hlgh pranse from all readers 54 7-mc6a FROM THE PRINT SHOP always one of the busiest spots In BHS came the constant hum and clatter ot the presses as the 1954 55 mechanical staff turned out the Copper Chronicle and other important printed matter forthe school Their work amid the smear of Ink and the rattle ot type produced prauseworthy results they kept the wheels of progress turning for another year rf! -s Mr Mellenbruch Row I Jerry Garcia, Larry Pritchard, Ken Woods, Al Rand, W. Leo Pomroy, John Sherman: lRow 21 Bay Soriano. Mike Garcia Tony Martinez, Ignacio Benavidez, Albert Huerenag lRow 31 Ishmael ACUM. Frank DGlD0V'Cl'- ClfWd'0 Martinez Douglas Richardson, John Crane. Row I Rosma Greene Nelson Bell Glorla Sellers Bull Gndley Row 2 Paula Mrtchell Jeanette Busi Mercedes Ruley Glenn Hay Jo Ella Lyonx Franlr Seufert Andrea Day Johnny Hopstetter John Camuano Byron Travis Jammy Nelson Jean Jo y grief 7714.7 THE STUDENT BODY PLAY Our Hearts were Young and Gay presented on November T9 under the dlrectuon of Mass Barbara Reavns was a sldespluttung comedy of two gxrls on a trnp to Europe Mass Reavus may add this truly masterful performance to her long Inst of successful productrons MR JESSE HOLLOWAY Woodshop Scenery 56 FOR THE FIRST TIME in several years, the varied talents of members of the senior class made it possible to pre- sent the senior play with an all-sen- ior cast. The production, Mother Was a Freshman, was well cast and ably staged. Many experienced thes- pians returned to the stage along with talented newcomers, to make this rollicking play an outstanding feature of the year. Don DUNN. Bobbie Jean Davis, Gloria Sellers, Brian Phillips. Bobbie Jean Davis Bill Gidley Gloria Sellers Brian Phillips Pauline Ko mnenich Gerry Bohlen Sharon Travis Glenn HIY Velma Wagner Gilbert Veliz Ida Daniels Frank Seufert Virginia Sharpe Avis Tuell 77644 an? 57 MISS BARBARA REAVIS Director . ' I , . ' I I ' I 4 Q. ' 1,- . ' ' 'Q R. H , ti, e, -.-xv t W . Row l Vera Schaunaman Janice Newell Rachel Rlgglns Mary Kay Plumb Gerry Bohlen Row 2 Lounse Thomas Jean Jolley Gladys Merrnck Anita Lawson Dranne Bohlen Mary Alrce Noble Row 3 Mika Garcia Mary Jane Cuplss Avis Tuell Ann Humphrey Leola Bergmann Angela Casanova Robert Bruce McDonrel THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY as an organvzatnon composed of members elected from the upper thnrd of the lunnor and senror classes wnth a grade average of B or hngher Thenr partncnpatlon nn school actnvntles ns also considered as well as therr general hugh standards of character leadership cooperatron and honesty 5! of the rumor class and IO 4: of the semor class are chosen each year 58 l l . ' . ' ' . . : l l y- I . . A 1 ' . ' . - . ' r 1 1 Allen: lRow '41 Rolf Peterson. Blll Gidley, George Barr, LeeIBodenhamer, Elvln Pierson, Bill Bodenhamer. I l 1, . I . oo . . O , ad! and wolf Row I Avis Tuell, Ellen Metz, Gerry Bohlen, Dianne Bohlen, Mary Jane Cuplss: lRow 2l Nancy Ver celluno Angela Casanova, Janice Newett, Vera Schaunaman, Rachel Riggins. Mary Kay Plumb Row 3 Mule Garcia, GilbertVeli1, Jean lvanovlch. Ann Humphrey, Leola Bergmann, Pauline Komnenuch Rolf Peterson lRow 4, Tom Fulghum, Bruce McDaniel. THE QUILL AND SCROLL Socuety was started un l926 for hugh school students who were unterested un a wrutung career lt has branched out sunce that tume tull there are many clubs all over the Unuted States One must be un the upper thurd of hus class and unterested un wrutung to belong to Quull and Scroll He must be recommended by hus publucatuons advuser and passed by the secretary ofthe Socuety at the head offuce at Northwestern Unuversuty un Chucago Membershup us a hugh honor because ut means not only achuevement un the fueld of uournalusm but also hugh personal and scholastuc standards 59 .?':1'y LW fsff' W ' my lv, '? 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Ei .-5 ,Q f fl 1 .g5,. 1, , W Mary Jane Cupnss Avns Tuell CUPRITE EDITORS I955 MRS RACHEL T RIGGINS Gladys Merruck Jean Jolley CUPRITE EDITORS 956 IN CHARGE OF the edltung ot the Cuprlte for I956 will be Gladys Merrlck and Jean Jolley top ranking members of thus year s tumor class Their wlde experxence In school actlvntles glves them a versatuluty which wzll stand them ln good stead In copung wnth the headaches of puttlng out an annual, stayung wnthan the bud get, ratsung money, and stagung the Follles They will have a busy tnme, but they wull fund rt fun along wuth the work aprile MISS LOIS NELSON CUPYITO Advuser ltd 9 cc Chronicle Advnser eifcaucde CHOSEN FOR the T955 56 top spots on the Copper Chronicle publication are co edxtors Angela Casanova and Mary Ellen Metz Both worked sndustrnously on the I954 55 paper achlevlng membershlp IU Qulll and Scroll tlonal honorary lournalnstuc socuety Wnth these two at the helm the Chronlcle should surely keep up Its consrstently hugh nation wlde rat In 'W af' Angela Casanova Mary Ellen MBI! CHRONICLE EDITORS l955 56 MGVY KUY Plumb Gulbert Veltz CHRONICLE EDITORS I954 55 ltl I if I I . X-,. , I rig, I N I 4' t If 1 ' 9 I I I 3 5 , . , h . - ' . . l . '. I , A T y na, I , ' A I . gn -1 yyy. y I I I . . . :film-..w I -I rv. I lRow Il Avis Tuell, Vera Schauna- man, Pauline Komnenich, Gladys Merrick, Jean Jolley, Mary Ellen Mel!! lRow 2l Miss Martha Woun- dy, Lilarae Wolfe, Leola Bergmann, Janice Newelt, Janet lrving lRow 3l Velvin Cooper, Rolf Peterson, Will Rapp, Ben Hemenway, Glenn Hay. Waecu!c'ou4! cmd Zcvzeez page 1955 SAW the initiation of a new idea in BHS, positive help to students in finding congenial careers. Vocational and Career Days Committees, using bulletin board displays, newspaper articles, and Career Days Conferences, gave students more complete information of different occupations. A survey of the iunior and senior students determined the ten most popular vocational choices, and representatives of these jobs or professions were invited to speak at a series of conferences ar- ranged during the spring semester. Under the direction of Miss Martha Woundy, BHS Counselor, and with the assistance of the Arizona State Employment office and interested and helpful members of the community, the two student committees planned and executed these proiects so important to students preparing to take their places in the workaday world. lRow ll Louise Thomas. Margaret Crocier. Gerry Bohlen, Rosina Greene, Mary Alice Noble: lRow 23 Bruce McDaniel, Jean lvano- viclw. Mary Ellen Hemming, Mary Kay Plumb, Andrea Day, Chuck Tuell: lRow 3l Bill Giclley, Tom Vercellino, Lee Boddnhamer, Bill Bodenhamer, Don Ducote. Fu F0 H T91 is I 32062 pssgts. ' MSN :xx Q08 Q an rox cess moss S -gm 3 :goo -Q an 2 Q EAI ix L f L N -X 'N X A f l f . N! if ' 1 Br N .. N X, A , 1 , ' 1 I H , Al xxx, ' V l xp ? 'B 3 -1 XI 11 no H' sd' , 24:7 'fix ln a :Sue 'I if s W 0 ' n O This page sponsored by WILLIAMS REALTY VERNONS DR. GUY GILMAN I I I Stella Wasser Gerry Bohlen ONE OF sons for Pumas the 195 e chnef the out leaders group w and ener with wh every ap Shirley Harper pam pm vale HE MOST Imp tant rea he success of t mlghty s the fnne schoo spurnt of 55 student bod among reasons for t spnrlt was andlng grou of song he Pom Pon gn s he s made up of nun sensor y to ment the ent uslasrn h they were re :ved at earance Vurgmna Sharpe PM Hammar Ann Humphrey Lrla rae Wolfe Jean Ivanovuch Thus page sponsored by CUSTOM HOUSE SERVICE STATION 66 th ' , ' . T girls, all loaded with enou h pep an HN , 5U,f,2,Qfof' ,,,.,g.,.Q AA, wND 'sl' ob-ffs-Jq f '0'V1'6' is ADDING O their nume us rou tines thr ugh a clinic he at the L' Universit of Arizona t e cheer leaders o 1954 55 worke hard to fulfill th duties of their ost Not of pep assembll rallies and ch ering at games b tthey handled uch spe cial feat es as Moms a d Dads Day Hom coming class as emblie and the c ronation of spor queen only did deezleadew Shawn Travis Florence Sanders THEIR EW ideas, along with their col rful uniforms and the precision chieved by long prac- tice, did ch to boost school spirit. The Bi High School student body wa rightfully proud to have this ta nted team represent them at sp rts events. This Page Sponsored by WARREN MAYTAG -67- 1 Q ' v I Pk- 4 . 5-zfbd Mary Jane Cupiss JoAnn Lanphere o' X V o 1 ge Q ,A-16. 'CA' Peg' Q ' ' . 4 M , . - O-4 Arab 5 2 , ' . ' S, fm I , M .sy , , .2 . m , f7?fZ14,4't f f ' f .,,f 4. , A ,f .E n E A. I WW v S V ve W , '4?f?s-f ffl. , FQQQM JAMES QUILL Wwwctq Row l Coach Sp lsbury Capt M Garc a Row 2 H Hernan z Lu o on el R Bene ez Ducote D Cul: er G Alcanta G Velrz R Peterson D Morales H clcman E er o B Ph p D Mo ale Ssl: W Rapp C Gacom no A an R 5 D Randolph W nght L Fende son T So h W ght W Rapp R Reyna D Ruiz G Ellct G Her shey B Che aux B Hoopes D Clarlr N Barnett Blsbee 12 Tucson 6 Bisbee 0 Amphitheater 0 Bisbee 25 Nogales 0 Bisbee 26 Casa Grande 6 Bisbee 34 Salpointe 0 Bisbee 46 Flagstaff 6 Bisbee 41 Safford 7 Bisbee 46 Aio 14 Bisbee 59 Morenci 0 Bisbee 25 Douglas 7 ALFRED RIDGEWAY THE FOOTBALL SEASON of 1954 will go down as a banner one an the records of B H S For the flrst tame ID the hnstory of the school the Puma football team completed an undefeated sea son Each game was a decnsuve vlctory for the Pumas except the one wuth class AA Amphutheater whuch resulted ln a O to O tue As a result the Pumas became the only team wlth a valrd clalm to the mythlcal tltle of Class A State Champs Thus feat can be attrnbuted to the fnne splrlt of teamwork and coopera tron of team members and the fnne coachlng of Head Coach Max Spllsbury and Assustant Coaches Al Rldgeway and Jim Qui 70 , In , 1 . . 4 'll. cg 4 lk 1 l, 1 . . - I 1 l l - - de,P.Renner,C. g ,B. MCD i , . vld , N. Balich. R. Casillas: lRow 3l D. , , 'v , . r, N: l I I 1 lRowl 4l . V dug , . illi 5, . r s, R. l , . , . l l , . R di l ow l . , T. r' , . r , . rlc , B. ri , . 1 l ow bl L, , . r , . , . UNDER THE LEADERSHJP of coaches Garner Barnett and Fred Bruner, the 1954 Puma Kittens developed into one of the scrappiest teams in recent years. Much praise is due the coaches for their expert guidance of these inexperienced gridders The klttens flnxshed their season wnth three wlns and three losses Although loslng to Amphl Tucson and Nogales the Kuttens came up wuth a pair of wins over the Douglas Bullpups and one wln over Nogales Many of the Kuttens showed promlse of bexng maternal for a great l 955 Puma Varsity ,-so 74416416 mm Wcvwatq Rowl Coach Barnett Mgr S Wrnght Row2 K Allen T Dever J Elhns R Kalastro M West' F Holland Row3 R Farnsworth M Peterson R Johnson J Torrez A Cordova R Rodriguez Row4 R Guerrero D Agulrre L Holyoak F Domlnguez L Crowley E Snell L Jachson Row 5 P Reed D Vardugo R Chavez A Huerena R Soriano O Gtbbons L Fowler R w 6 A Abrll K Humphrey G Hargls G Herrera G Garcia E Rulz J Ramsrez M Coggun Blsbee Busbee Busbee Bnsbee Bnsbee Bnsbee COACH GARNER BARNETT Douglas Nogales Tucson Amphr Nogales Douglas PQ? A Yrs? COACH FRED BRUNER T IS page sponsored by BLEDSOE MAUZY MOTORS A li: c fi' I -95' J I l . .. 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' ,. ,. .. :l l. ,. ,. ,.. ,. uglo ' V ' 6 0 ' 13 7 ' 6 34 ' 6 ' 18 ' 6 48 ' 34 0 1 h' i -71- Zczahetlaii medley Row I Ted Sorlch John Rodrtguez Jlm Elkins Row 2 Eddle Verdugo George Alcantar Nalhamel Hnckman Row 3 Coach Spllsbury Decker Clark Paul Renner Sam Moore Davld Runz Charlne Lugo Clarence Earvm George Herrera A SHORTAGE OF VETERANS from prevaous seasons gave the 1955 Pumas a seruous handucap They fmushed the season wnth a record of I0 wms and I0 losses and for the furst tame nn years the Pumas drd not take part In the Southern Conference tournament The score does not always tell the whole story however and the Puma team showed flashes of brlllnance whlch should glve Coach Max Spllsbury hope for a fme team an the future Mnamn Globe Morencl Safford Coolldge C Tombstone Tucson Douglas Nogales Douglas , Casa Grande Wnllcox Nogales Morencl Safford Salpomte St David Tombstone St Davld Bnsbee Bnsbee Bnsbee Blsbee Bnsbee Bnsbee Bnsbee Bnsbee Bnsbee Busbee Blsbee Busbee Busbee Bnsbee Bnsbee Busbee Blsbee Bnsbee Bnsbee Thus page sponsored by THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW 72 fl. .' .'..:t',. -v ' A . . 69 . 47 ' . 67 . 44 ' . so . -C' I . 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Bmbee Bmbee Bwbee Bmbee Bmbee Bwbee Bwbee Bwbee Bmbee Bnbee Globe Morencl Satford Tombstone Coolndge Tucson Douglas Safford Nogales Tombstone gawk!! 6606012 We-realy Blsbee Bisbee Busbee Bnsbee Blsbee Bnsbee Casa Grande Wnllcox Nogales Morencn St Davld St Davld AN ENVIABLE RECORD of ll wlns agannst 6 defeats was recorded tor the .lunsor Varsnty basketball squad In l955 Coach Garner Barnett had every reason to be proud of the record of the boys theur smooth teamwork and skillful playing showed the results of has careful trannung Mfg Row I Jerry Garcne Duck Aguurre Rnclmard Salas Row 2 Coach Barnett Albert Hue rena Myron Peterson Eddie Mendoza Darwm Schltllet Row3 Oscar Glbbons Rhodom Conrow Rnchard Verdugo Eugene Dalton Jerry Loper Edmunds Ruiz Mgr Stanley Wright Q0 43- This page sponsored by SPEAR'S SHELL SERVICE 73 ' ............ 33 ...,........ 42 ' ........,... 39 ' ........ 32 ' ............ 52 ........,, 37 ' ..,,......,. 47 ..,. 26 ' ............ 43 ' ,...., 34 v ' ............ 55 ....,..... 59 ' ............ 52 ........ 48 ' ......,..,.. 45 ..,.....,. 39 ' .,....,,.... 54 .......r 55 ' ............ 61 .... 34 ' Bisbee ............ 39 Douglas ......., 53 ' ............ 41 U40 ' ..........,, ' ........ 55 ' ........,... ...,.... 4 9 ' ............ 32 ' .,,.ss.s 42 l' ' ..........,. 44 . 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HANDICAPPED BY lack of experuef-.ceq men unevutable confusuon resultung from fleet Row I N Huckman R Sanders C Tuell E Verdugo B Kalastro J Hopstetter D Bonham M Peterson E Renterua N Barnett Row2 S Wrught K Allen A Huerena J Garcua R Farnsworth J Ramurez B Travus F Amaro O Gubbons Coach Barnett Row3 B McDonuel B Phullups G Her shey T Wrught B Wulluams P Renner D Parhunson M West E Ruuz J Crowley and traunung space Coach Garner Barnett stull was able to mold hus team unto one of the states greatest threats to opponents Hard gruellung hours were spent by our cundermen un efforts to better theur prevuous achuevements whule on the same fueld the baseball team were sumultaneously struv ung to better theur battung averages Whether dodgung baseballs added speed and aguluty to our tracksters or whether theur achuevements were largely the result of the heart and spurut of the team Busbee Hugh School was rughttully proud of the endurance stamuna and honor ofthe 1955 track squad track stars dashung around the outfueld dud nothung to duscourage the 1955 Puma base ball team as they concentrated on perfect ung theur plays and develnpung theur team work to guve Busbee Hugh School a truly great nune Theur efforts were rewarded wuth a smooth runnung and skulled club a force to be reckoned wuth un the worrues of any opposung team un the Southern Dustruct Coach Al Rudgeway welded hus many new players and hus foundatuon of returnung let termen unto a unut equal un qualuty to any BHS team un recent years Row I L Reyna N Baluch L Fenderson C Lugo T Soruch D Ducote E Bradshaw Row 2 D Bays R Benavudez D Morales M Garcua H Hernandez l B navudez D Ruuz Row 3 D Verdugo Morales D Schulflett E e J Aura J Loper S Moore Lundsay Row 4 C Mutchell G Smuth G Munsey D Wrught R Soruano B Holyoak P Reed J Davus Thus page sponsored by LOWELL DRUG COMPANY 74 King Mike Garcia V Jw Ii y V-hx O JL -,fifty VIQULLL, AJ!! V If 'R rs W . - mv- ' ,fVvM.M!' Aff, 1 ,Ml . ,,, s,.t,,'X,Y4,i ,tl-!. 'U . nf' 4, ,gf V . V f ,c- ,, I - - I . e4g-4 E. cw X ,gcc ,fi-'ca 1Q!-'fin-K cf t ' 14.11 ' - C' Co? I f,71Af'bff' H ' .' J . , Vi l.,4,fjmc. lRow Il D. Morales, B, McDoniel, N. Balich, B. Phillips, E. Bradshaw, B. Dalgreng iRow v Zl 6. Alcantar, D. Culiver, L. Fenderson, G. Hershey, D. Ducote, B. Hoopes, A. Rand: fwl lRow 3l B. Williams, M. Garcia, G. Veliz, N. Barnett, N. Hichman, D. Morales, E. Men- doza R Sislr Row 4 C Lugo D Ruiz L Reyna B Wright R Williams E Ver u o A M West C Tuell R Sanders Row 5 M Kentera T Sorich H Hernandez B Cheraux Sweetheart Miss Woundy Lettermans Club this year created a scholarship to be awarded to a de serving athlete Money for this protect was raised by staging boxing matches inthe B H S gym ln order to boost sales and parti ipation inthe bo ts le termen kings DA were nornina ed by each class and Mike Garcia was crowned at the charn pionship fights Because ot her wholehea ted support in al thei a tifities lettermen chose Miss Martha Wounoy as the one most deserving to be their Sfveet heart As the end of a very active year the club held then annual picnic to welcome the new lettermen This page sponsored by ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE 75 , 'fl , . ' 7 l l . , . ', . , . A' , . ' ' , . d g , I L1 'II D h hi I fi H l f I' ,ll Il I T XII '. l X llfi I I I I . , 11:11 2 '::: ESTABLISHED ON A BASIS ot high morals and clean sportsmanship, the ..,.. :gg . 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X 3 Spun BOWLING Row'I M Rolo M A Noble G Figueroa O Corella P Ratterree N Harper Row 2 S Harper N Echave A Munoarro J Rogers S Denogean C Balrch S Daniels Row3 V Peeler B Gllland A Humphrey D Bohlen I Daniels J Lyons V Schaunarnan A Dabcevlch HI POINTERS received thear emblems Bs or Bs with one or two strlpes accordlng to their records of athletnc achievement Some of the gurls earned thenr awards by playing on volley ball volley tennls and basketball teams during P E unter class games with addntlonal polnts tor belng on wlnnlng teams for others hsgh bowling averages merrted awards The Bowllng class met at the Recreation Center every week to try to roll up strlkes and spares and stay out of the gutter Any gurl with a lOO average won a B achrevement ot a 125 average or better earned a B wuth a strnpe HI POINT Rowl H Gil M Saldana M Colller R Rolo R Alvarez M Kennedy Row2 S Harper S Turman L Sena N Harper B Smnh J Mayer P Bngham Row3 J Alvarez J Duenas B Conrow J Lyons J Hardt J Llnson B Gomez A Amaro E Stoner This page sponsored by WHITEHEADS BREHMS JEWELRY C0 76 - : . , . . , . , . 1 4 I . , . 1 1 ,, 1 - 1 4 1 ' : . , . , . , 1 1 A 1 A 1 . . 11 1 11 11 1 11 ' I I 1 1 . . 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Rowl M Beecrott D Dye P Blgham A Sotelo M Alford R Hallsted A Baralas Row 2 V Harris M Crocker B Conrow D Bowen A Day S Wasser V Wagner S Copeland Row3 P OLeary J Anderson W Rapp T Sper lung B Watters R Conrow W Rapp J Duenas T Salas BUILDING UP FROM a good begnnnung an 1953 54 thus years Tennls team dad a splendid gob of perfecting thelr game Enyoylng a sport which may gnve them pleasure the rest of their Inves They bullt up a skull whuch gave stuff com petntuon To long establlshed teams In The South ern area A little publncnzed sports event of much Interest to tennns enthussasts w s the Southern Dnstrnct tourna ment to which wnnners In sungles and doubles com petition were sent GIRLS TEAM Row l M Croclzer P Bngham S Wasser V Wagner R Hallsted Row 2 A Day B Conrow T Salas J Anderson M Beecroft MR MAX WAKEFIELD BOYS' TEAM lRow Il T Sperlmg, B Watters, R Conrow, IRQ' 2l W R1-PP. W Rapp MR FRED CORRIN This page sponsored by HOLWAY'S, BALL DRUG COMPANY 0 FK .qv .ul Q I Q - , , vrv ya X, . K 'J II. ,. ,, ,nl 1.3. ,, . , . , . , . , . . . gl l . ' , . , . , . - Q n . . n - . . a 4 ll S V, V, l I . , . ' . . , . , . :l I . , R I Bull Saba Bop Pope Ro 2 Henry Marhnez Judy BenneTT A ns Tuell Jerry Pence Row 3 Lee Bodenlnamer Duane Coor Bull Bodenhamer THE T955 GOLF CLUB mef aT The CounTry Club Twlce a week under The guidance oT Mnss Margaret Holt hugh scnool sponsor and Mr Bull Dullon club pro C. The new addmon To The club a gurls Team promised To develop :mo Top fIlghT golfers The boys Team IH Their second year of organnzahon gave good accounT of Themselves aT meefs wnfh nenghbornng Towns and aT A The sTaTe Tournamenf ff MISS MARGARET HOLT a Thus page sponsored by BISBEE FLORAL SHOP LOCKNERS CL EANERS WOLSLAGELS WARREN TEXACO 78 xff I 566,15 QQKK X,5,S' fm f 0' , C599 ...E W I :N 42' -- '?r-'X H Wmyw 2 X T X Xrxyx N! iX X IN 4.x-X XR I X X E MH 1 1 o If 37 N X Q 1 ' Y X Yi' 1 QIWZS? f... ' 1 1 1 , ii: ' 42? 1: y N! FW ff N xx A F 1 Y Q A ,W K J' X , 1? u , 1 4 f2,1' W f I Vf 1 Mnlfgfym' ' '25 ' M15 l s , HM . u r W u , ' fu' 1 fu I ?j X . I!! I Q Q 'E ' g E ix , Nix? -A ,A E 1 , , HX!! I i M I XX . . ' i L1 H eq y Il C gi 1 II t . 1, I if rf ' if ' Q R -L A Q Uk m QI W W'wwwWW, .WM Q , Y S 'QW x Q. W ' f W Sim' ' N U A 1 5 'E 5, y rx 1 if , 'H :W K 02 F if ,,. v .lg f. N 1 31 5 ,Q N645 'W We ,i A Q K kg 5 E 49 -ul.. gww eg' S I U .l THE BOYS GLEE CLUB under The dlrechon of Joseph Payne cohfrnbufed greaTIy To The success of The ChrnsTmas Vespers and ler1T a Inghf and rollnckmg noTe To The Sprung Con cerf Harmohnous blendmg of vorces of su perlor quahTy made This an ouTsTandmg group JOSEPH PAYNE Durecfor of Vocal Musuc o am as a y ran c o s a Ro o Sam o es R 2 Perry P..1ckeT+ A no Sou no Ru ha d N elson Roqer San r STanlev W nghT Ro 3 Robe T Ma Tn Buren Holyoalr D r n Schuffler AlberT PeTTy Rober+ Marshall Ca I FulTz This page sponsored by ALLEN'S HOME SUPPLY CO 8. SPROUSE REITZ 81 f .4 X L l Y -11 1 A, Jlj Q V' h ' VZ' T' K 4 ' ' V I mx Q I f . A I f, fRwl,S CSd,F HinNihlf1,RiChrd STyfowj ' ,rld .r'a,'cr I , e. r' gl wl r ri, ,awi , , , T . chfaeed ow I P Mnranda B Malhngly Smulh J Pursley F Saldana B Verdugo C Salgado M Black B Hlll M Bngham Row 2 B Renlerla A Mungarro B Hlrales M Figueroa E Aguirre O Cas lllas S Campbell O Noble A Hlrales w 3 N Echave Cope and Nncholas A Audllell l Daniels D Proc for D LaRue C Fogleson E Sclwurz Rowl L Bennell E Hogan V Hams L Foole P Garcua J Hancock B Bnl 'lam K Hogan S Mellon C Bonham G Fngueroa P Reyna Row 2 E Ne son L Ollson L Meadows J Duenas L Reyna N McDowell A Morena C Hodges B DeLeon P Mulluns E Wl'u+ mire Row3 R Webb J Reynolds M Beecrofl C Howe Y Hernandez B Gomez M lmruch A Amaro M Smslh P OLeary R Allen K Johnson THE 1954 55 Glrls Glee Club really made wlfh The nolse They sang well and had a lol of fun dolng If Theur Chrnslmas Cantata gave balance and dns Tuncflon to lhe Vespers and their cheerful and sprrghfly snngnng gave The Sprrng Concert added sparkle Thus page sponsored by RUTHS FLOWERS J C PENNEY CO WHITE HOUSE CAFE 82 lR' l.' ,. ',P llgoml. ,'s. l l- .- f- '- . .-, ' ,. :f ll -:l l, ,. ,l ized H nv Us THE CHRISTMAS SEASON vvouldn'T be complete wiThouT The Vespers and The music of The Mixed Chorus. This group, bigger I and beTTer Than ever, was responsible for much of The enTerTain- If rnehf in The disTricT ThroughouT The year Nogales High School and ' The ForT Huachuca Service Club were honored by This group when as Traveling minsTrels The chorus made Their appearance There JG w I M mnTh oss J Bush G Se ers A Howe Row 3 P Renner G Veluz W ArchuleTa R R Riggms J Reynolds O Ruiz C Bonham A Jaclro Wilcox J Dahlman B WrighT L WiTTig N Barnerf J vlch C Salgado M Black Row2 L Hodges V Baugh Allen B Ducich T Fulghum T Sorlch R w 4 J Elk ns J Hodges S Holland K Johnson B BrlTTain A AudileTT C Damron E Slaighf V Cooper S Soles G Thorp E M Moya J Worden R Allen J Anderson S Wasser WhiTe R Greene A Tuell J Guerrero This Page Sponsored by SOUTHERN ARIZONA AUTO CO 83 lR0. I .s'.J.M ,R..OuiII,. ,.n, .U .I I. .,. ,. 'If 'Q I ,. '.I'Q'I.':f vfmz dam and S 'rw Si' 'Y 'vvsts Offucers S Wasser Soruclfw M K Plumb G Veluz Officers R Ruggms P Renner M A Noble fm Solos' Slalglll Quarietie T Fulghum J Dahlman L Wlfllg B Wrlghl Soloist A Howe Sensor Tno A Tuell D Bohlen M K Plumb Duet M K Plumb E Whale Soleus! A Tuell 84 M R M Bl lr A H R All R R ns S Cassady S Soles R Greene G Sellers A Tuell Row 2 Okolilnl my Slfslll: M Ncglglerefl Wordaecn J Reyarllcjds D Badlhlen Jlgilnderson D Elusoff G Velnz W Archuleta R Wnlcox J Thorp M Plumb J Buslr S Wasser A Audnlell Row3 R uxll A Jaclrovuch C Salqado C Bonham S Holland K Johnson P Puclretl' C Damron S Wrlghf C Fultz J Guerrero E Slanghl' T Soruch V Cooper N Barnett P Renner J Allen T Fulghum J Dahlmarl J Elluns B Wrnghl L Wnthg J Hodges L Hodges V Bauqh J Moss B Brnllraun Weepefza THE ANNUAL Chrnstmas Vespers presented on De cember 19 under the dlrectuon of Mr Joseph Payne began wnth the tradntnonal candlelight processuon followed by a group of beautuful carols sung by the Mzxed Chorus Solousts an thus section were Gulbert Veluz Rosuna Greene Ann Howe and Duanne Boh len The second half of the program was a Christ mas cantata made up of melodnous choral numbers by the Gnrls Glee Club hughlnghted by solos by Carolyn Bonham Martha Ann Smnth Conme Salgado and Jeanette Busk In conclusuon the combined gouned maklng an Impressive ending to a harmonx ous program lRcwl J Hodges Y Hernandez P Broughton B Hull A Moreno M Blacl: C Salqado L Bennetl' M Plumb C Bonham P Smulh M Braham J Hancock M Smlth N Echave A Mungarro G Ftgueroa F Saldana E Hogan P Garcia Row2 B Brnltam D LaRue A Audnletl' E Aguirre E Whllmlre J Pursley D Proctor R Allen J Duenas M Johnson M lmrlch S Copeland L Meadows P Mullms K Hogan O Noble J Reynolds K Johnson S Campbell l Daniels A Amero A Hlrales B DeLeon Row 3 L Fulfz M Beecroft V Bough L Ollson C Howell J Busl: J Moss S Wasser V Hams P Reyna E Schurz B Verdugo B Nucholas C Fogleson R ulll R Ruggms P Miranda E Nelson B Malhngly S Melton B Gomez A Tuell P OLeary L Reyna O Casullas M Fugueroa This page sponsored by HUBBARD MORTUARY NICHOLS RADIO 8. TV El CHARRO CAFE 85 . I,l. '.., . 'I' , :ll ,I-O-. .I I I. I. ll 'i I groups sang, Adeste Fideles, in which the audience :J 1 JEANETTE BU SK MARY lily vll Ill JUDY BENNETT i RAE WHELAN GLADYS MERRICK PAT HARRIS LED BY THEIR petute malorette Mary Jane Cupnss the 1954 55 twarlung squad work ed zeal l ous y to arrange colorful routines wuth the band Thenr superb shows at home football games were popular wuth everyone They helped the band t 0 wm recognltlon as a top precision marching unlt they were an attribute to the hugh school This page sponsored by PHELPS DODGE MERCANTILE CO IRMA COURTEOL 86 lltlrt gmwf Ublfccew and J Dahlman Presndeni A Tuell SEC Trees R Rugguns B DeLeon K Johnson J Busk T Fulghum W Mare: R Rolo L Meadows M J Cuplss Soc Mgr T FUIQIWN Drum Malo' T Mower G Barr Managers J Tharp T Fulghum R Regglns C Sellers J Pence J Tharp R Rggms R M Q J. Pence' G. Merrick' K- Wood This Page Sponsored by FAMILY FINANCE and gb gellml C. Meng, C, Selly, WATER'S DEPT. STORE .. 87 ... ITS AN ORGANIZATION to be truly proud of Many are the occasions when pride has been expressed in the accomplishments and high stand ards of the Bisbee High School Band capably directed by Mr James A Woodmansee The colorful halftime performances in football seasons the spirit inspiring pep rallies and the participation in Christmas testlvi ties are a tew examples of their achievements In the 1954 55 school year Row I G Merrick J Pence K Wood E. Watkins, L. Bergmann, F. Velarde, A. Eaderg lRow 2l C. Sellers, C. Morris, M. Vukovnch J Tharp W Mare! H Beadnell, M. Hancock, J. Bennett, lRow 3l T. Fulghum, P. Harris, J. French, J. Newett, B. DeLeon J Busk M J Cupiss R R ggtns' lR0w 41 V. Webb, J. Cornett, A. Jackovich, J. Davis, D. Young, J. Hopstetfer, R. Salas R Williams J Busl: J Dahlman Row 5l N. Gilbert, A. Dabcevich, D. Coor, B. Wright, R. Allen. ,X I ,, I This page sponsored by WARREN GIFT AND ART SHOP, ARIZONA AUTOMATIC, WARREN CASH GROCERY 88 3. HIGHLIGHTING the bands acfuvufy fulled year were the annual -,. concert Tour The musuc festuval un Tucson andthe varued and skull fully staged Sprung Concert Thus colorful group of Talented musk cuans closed The year wuth uustufuable prude un Theur achuevements and hugh hopes for confunued umprovemenf f ... R I V Harrs S ualls E Alrnenclarez G Bungham D Murray L Hammer R w 2 R Rolo P OLeary L J Meado s R Whelan C Ho ell D Hallsled Row 3 M K Pecanc J Tharp N Hall G Veluz A Casano a R w 4 C Tuell R M ull J Nelson T Mosuer G Barr R Marshall D Bays J Reynolds Ro 5 R Ferns orfh A Tuell Duu-ec+orJ Woodmansee Thus page sponsored by WOOLWORTH'S, TRI CITY RADIO, SOUTHWEST MOTORS 89 N f ue. A I , .. -. .- ' V . . I . .Y X ow . l,. ,. ..' u- u- CIO I- lu' I' ll., WO, , 4, w , . Il I. . I.. .. . , ', , vglo I. .. .Qi.,. ,. '.. .- .- I, gl WI, w ,. , . . CLARINETS FLUTES mow :J o Merrick J Pence K wood HORNS BASSES IRM Il J French K Johnson J Newe++ J Tharp M VUEOVICLI C Morrls C Sellers G Se ers B Del-eo D TfYl0f J B'-Wk R R'99'n5 ROW 2l B W 9l'+ Row 2 G Bungham D Murray S Oualls V Hams A R Allen P Reed D 00 Eader E Alemendarez L Bergmann E Wafllns CORNETS BARITONES TROMBONES lRow Il J Reynolds Casanova M Pelerson Row 2 J Davis J Hopsfefler R as R Williams J Busk Da man C uell R UI DOUBLE REEDS LOW CLARINETS lR w ll D Hallsled N Hall T Fulghum P Harris J Tharp M K Pecanlc C Howell THE SUPERB musucuanshnp and nm posing dellvery of the l954 55 BHC- Band had as fheur founclahon hours upon hours of paxnstaknng work by The groups which corn prused IT Each secrnon worklng for perfechon Th n nts If achieved a smoothness and clar :ty which gave The unnted band such unequalled qualutues of har mony and balance H B d M H k PERCUSSION lRow ll J Cornell A Jackovlch V Webb Benreff PBOSEELYL Mare! ea ne ancoc A Tuell Row 2 A Dabcevlch N Gul eff This page sponsored by CULIVER PONTIAC 8. 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