Bisbee High School - Cuprite Yearbook (Bisbee, AZ)

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ax fl . ' l .31 ' A J if ff A in ,,. t as L y Baseball 4' K .sl .ju-V.. if RETURNING LETTERMEN plus capable and enthusiastic beginners combined to give Blsbee one of its most balanced and profitable diamond seasons Coach Al Ridgeway s conscientious and skilled efforts to mold an all star team were rewarded by such outstand ing players as Les Fenderson George Munsey Lyle Holyoak and Phillip Reed and even more important produced a fine example of teamwork and coordination which was the pride and wonder of every BHS rooter Row l: Jerry Loper, Dick Verdugo, Don Bays, Phillip Reed, Lyle Holyoak, Les Fenderson, George Munsey. Row 2: Danny Tillman, Pat Martin, Dennis Bohlen, Don Wright, Ted Allen, Charles Ham. Row 3: George Mason, Rudy Salas, Edwin Snell, Mickye Quinn, Bill Gaethie, Bob Dupnik, E'd Nadolski. Row 4: Perry Watkins, Tom Winters, Jesse Hernandez, Mico Acuna, Jimmy Williams, Larry Lutz. Row 5: Francis Bednorz, Ken Stokes, Fred Verdugo, Jimmy Davis, Coach Al Ridgeway, Mgr. Frank Knipp, Roger Barnett, Arnold Gates, Francis Leftault. - 76 -

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Girls' HiPoinl' Row 1: Norma Harper Yda Bradshaw, Regina Mungarro, Rachel Alvarez, Jerry Lyons. Row 2: Gayle O'Leary, Martha McCullough, Renette Gerdes, Mary Ellen Hardt, Amanda Garcia, Barbara Gomez. Row 3: Marva Jones, Mercedes Riley, Ruth Taylor, Diane Dabcevich, Mary Lytle. WHO SAYS GIRLS aren't athletic? Just look at this lively sharp-looking group. These girls became eligible for sweaters and B's, by competing in volley ball, basketball, and volley tennis teams. The number of points each girl earned determined her awards. Girls who participate in sports earn much more than their awards. They improve their muscular coordination, their figures, and their sense of fair play, learn the value of teamwork and sportsmanship, and have a lot of fun, besides. Holfs Hopefuls -ll-Il1'lPilI' Judy pynamig Dames Determined Donna -75..

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Z .V X Q ' ' E 5 'NJ -twig S Track ug :E 'j J 'Qc C cg x c xx Ae XX ily' XA A -- , X, 's-a 1 35. A '-', me X1 ills l-r.J -.... .X X f' Row 1: Leroy Brockbank, Oscar Gibbons, Charles Hill, Charles Robertson, Jerry Cheraux, Tony Moreno, James Walsh, Floyd Segar, Lorenzo Escalante. Row 2: Eddie Archuleta, Ed Renteria, Ken Allen, Ruben Valarde, Sam Beach, Ed Sharpe,'Dick Cloud, Elvin McWhorter. Row 3: Joe McDonald, Dale Hancock, Ray Eubanks, Jesse Austin, Coach Garner Barnett, Charles Roberts, Jimmy Williams, Leaford Williams, Tom Cole, Frank Aguirre, Myron Peterson. THE 1957 BISBEE High School track team was a successful one overcoming by sheer spirit and grit the handicap of no track ot their Own. Coach Garner Barnett was able to build up a hard-hitting and persevering squad even though the cindermen were always under the strain of dodging baseballs. This extra activity, however, seemed only to add to the agility and speed of the tracksters, for in each contest the B.H.S. track team won high honors and respect from their opponents. Coach Barnett had every right to be proud of his l956-57 track squad. aim, 3' 1 il ..77.. KXE - ' V QV' -, .