Bisbee High School - Cuprite Yearbook (Bisbee, AZ)

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Drillers X 'tr .NW 1 f if dt v, f ,. Row I: Perry Puckettg Myron Petersony John Camianof Gerald Harrisg Row 2: Ronnie Gerdesg Ernie Beyerg David Hogang Roger Sanerg Row 3: Mr. Jack McDonald, sponsorg Joe Smithg Tom Hargisg Bill Hemmingg Doug Hunterg Row 5: Benny Scottg Wilferd Kennedyg Bill Decker. THE 1956-57 DRILLERS, under the direction of Mr. Jack McDonald, are to be commended for their efficiency in maintaining order at football games and directing parking at basketball games. Under their supervision, the freshmen boys did a top-notch iob of painting the B g their hard work on B Hill was rewarded when the lighting of the B helped make the Turkey Day rally one of the most spectacular events of the year. These dependable students can well be proud of their outstanding work. l -.,,,-

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USHERS ALWAYS NOTED for their efficient and splendid work were the football and play ushers of 1956-57. They were found on the iob at every home foot- ball game and at every play and con- cert. These hard working girls truly earned the gratitude of the whole student body of Bisbee High School, and of the many people of the com- munity who attended school affairs, whose confusion the ushers dispelled. Ugg!!! 1 .fl I - 0 - Jw on vi, ' llllli-l ' Xl I I. 1 C fl Row I: Adeline Romero, Nelda Wagoner, Jeri Lyons, Margaret Hemenway, Donna Wetter. Row 2: Rose Marie Smith, L dia Lugo, Annie Hill, Rachel Alvarez, Griselda Gil. Row 3: Norma Soriano, Elizabeth kan , Magdaline Mendoza, Nelda Lucero, Pat Kelly, Judy Matlock, Dorothea Farley.

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Jim Nelson, Martha Bihlmeier, Shirley Holland Byron Travis Kelleen Hogan, Lonnie White, Melva Williams Mary Bigham ROOM FOR ONE MORE, the Student Body Play, presented before a capa- city crowd at the Lowell School Audi- torium on November 19th, showed a skillful blend of discriminating choice of cast, and experienced directing. The play, under the excellent direction of Miss Barbara Reavis, was presented by a gifted and hard-working cast. In a finished and capable performance, they portrayed a warm-hearted family whose benevolent attitude toward homeless children brought to the audi- ence an appreciation of the adjust- ments which can be brought about by love and understanding. The play, taken from a book about a real-life family, tells the story of how orphan children were added to the household of a generous and open-hearted fam- ily. In a warm and humorous presen- tation, the cast made the characters in the play come alive for an absorbed and responsive audience. SHARI LYNN, Joe Black, Ople Noble, Mercedes Riley