Bisbee High School - Cuprite Yearbook (Bisbee, AZ)

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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

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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.