Bisbee High School - Cuprite Yearbook (Bisbee, AZ)

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National Honor ROW I: Myron Peterson, Joella Lyons, Diana Bordeaux, Jeanette Reynolds ROW 2: Griselda Gil, Carolyn Sellers, Toni Bihlmeier, Mary Black, Judy Ben nett. ROW 3: Olga Ruiz, JoAnn Moss, Carolyn Bonham, Marlene Hancock, Virginia Thomas, Melva Williams. ROW 41 Barbara DeLeon, Margaret Alford, Mona Beecroft, William Archuleta, Don Bays, Pat O'Leary, Carolyn Morris. CONSIDERING character, leadership, scholarship and service, members of the Bisbee High School faculty selects ten per cent of the senior class and five per cent of the juniors for membership in the National Honor Society. Chosen from the upper third of each class, this group represents the elite of BHS students. Senior members who attained this signal honor in their junior year were Judy Bennett, Joella Lyons, Myron Peterson, Carolyn Sellers, and Jeanette Rey- nolcls, whose superior qualities brought them recog- nition early in their high school careers. As the attractive gold pins were presented to these 21 outstanding students a feeling of real achieve- ment was instilled in them. Truly, the members ofthe National Honor Society are to be commended for their contribution to the esteem and prestige of Bisbee High School. 18-

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W Quill cmcl Scroll l i' 'X ROW l: Mercedes Riley, Ann Howe, Joella Lyons, Melva Williams, Carolyn Morris, Judy Bennett, Pat Harris. ROW 2: Meredith Sage, Patsy Smith, Barbara Mattingly, Ople Noble, Linda Ollson, Carol Bonham, Jo Ann Hodges, Mary Black. ROW 3: Pat O'Leary, Olga Ruiz, Rosie Roio, Carolyn Howell, Sulta Copeland, Anna Sotelo, Janie Rhoades, Jeanette Allen, ROW 4: Jo Ann Moss, Jim Nelson, Myron Peterson, Bill Archuleta, Don Bays, Rowe Wilcox,,Barbara De Leon, Connie Salgado. T n f fit P 5 au A . , MEMBERSHIP IN the Quill and Stroll Society is drawn from iuniors and seniors in the upper third of their class, who have worked consistently and faithfully on a high school publication. A large proportion of the i956-57 Quill and Scroll personnel were two-year members, earning this cov- eted distinction in their iunior year. Of these, Pat Harris and Judy Bennett worked on the Chronicle as iuniors, and earned their bar pins as editors of the Cuprite in their senior year, Joella Lyons and Ann Howe became members as iunior reporters and car- -I7 ried through 1956-57 as editors of the Chronicle, Olga Ruiz, Bill Archuleta, Barbara De Leon, and Caro- lyn Morris worked on the Chronicle for two years and on the Cuprite one, Rosie Rolo and Linda Ollson were two-year Cuprite staff members, Carolyn How- ell, Connie Salgado, and Melva Williams were two- year Chronicle Staff members, Mercedes Riley started as a reporter and earned her bar pin as business manager of the Chronicle in her second year. In addition to diligent work in the field of iourna- lism, high personal and scholastic requirements make election to Quill and Scroll a high honor.

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