Bisbee High School - Cuprite Yearbook (Bisbee, AZ)

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,4 1 'iv- ?N sf' X xx President Vice-president Sergeant-at-Arms LES FENDERSON KEN ALLEN GEORGE MUNSEY Lettermen Row 'I-Edwin Elliott, Oscar Gibbons, Don Wright, Lyle Holyoak, Jim Williams. Row 2-Gene Cantrell, Ted Sperling, Tom Winters, John Klein, Rhodom Conrow, Myron Peterson, Jerry Loper, Don Bays. Row 3-Mickey Quinn, Tony Fletcher, Phillip Reed, Jim Davis, Edwin Snell, Charles Roberts, Ed Sharpe. Row 4-Stan Wright, Bob Bullard, Doug Knipp, Leatord Williams, James Walsh, Carl Byrd, Mikki Niemi, Ed Ruiz. Row 5-Sam Beach, Ted Allen, Floyd Jones, Dick Verdugo, Frank Aguirre, Frank Knipp, Jesus Ramirez, Joe McDonald, ln I956-57, this illustrious and industrious group ushered and collected tickets for benefit basketball games in order to secure money for one of their pet proiects, the Lettermen's Scholarship Fund. At the end of an active year, the boys held their annual picnic, highlight of the season always memorable, especially to long-suffering first-year lettermen. While earning their letters, these boys made last- ing friendships, learned the value of team-work, and found a constructive outlet for their energies. BECAUSE OF its foundation of high ethics and fine spirit, the Lettermen's Club is one of the most re- spected organizations in B.H.S. Made up of boys who have participated in at least one interscholastic var- sity sport, the club aims at the improvement of stand- ards of sportsmanship among Bisbee High School students. ..64-

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Billie Ruth Hill, Homecoming Queen ONE OF THE CUTEST girls in the .mx Fd- 5 'lr f Junior class, Billie Ruth Hill was a Homecoming Queen of which the B.H.S. student body could well be proud Her winnin smile and HOMECOMING PRINCESSES-Irene Olmstead, Margaret Johnson, Marlene Bingham. - 9 friendliness and her record of parti- cipation in activities such as cheer- leading, glee club, mixed chorus, stu- dent council, Copper Chronicle Staff, and the annual Cuprite Follies, show why Butchie was an ideal choice for 1956 Homecoming Queen. Royalty BASKETBALL PRINCESSES-Barbara Berridge, Marlene Hancock, Shirley Baumkirchner. -as Elizabeth Ivanovich Basketball Queen AMONG THE MOST popular girls in the school was pretty, charming and vivacious Liz Ivanovich, Basketball Queen for l'-757. Liz participated in various extra-curricular activities, Red Cross, Vespers, mixed chorus, .-in 9 and girls glee club. She was a three-year Follies cast member, and writer on the Cuprite Staff. The en- tire Senior Class was proud of the triumph of their Queen Elizabeth.