Bisbee High School - Cuprite Yearbook (Bisbee, AZ)

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Bus Drivers - Kneeling: Evelyn Truex. Joni Elkins, Lupe Silva, Donna Wood, Linda Soto.Standing: Betty Hobbs, Tom Owens, Eddie Hopper, John Arvizu, Cliff Alex- ander, Becky Sill, Dorothea Lumbis. ' :.. 2 -.., 'A To Q .t , . W ' mm- uifwe-f 2 Q-2, , f-Q, ,Q .- -1,.,A .A , www- .JV 1 4 '- 'K - fr -- 3 , an lf - ,sf'.11-efffzf, .ss-If 'few rigs. -145. -it .. , N -32 -fMsMt.sqf-H . . ., ,,.. , , , umm Q WMQKQ Arnold Ritchie makes sure tables are cle, for students. Z 5 Qwsg. was -1 5- . .,,.,.,,.,,N,,, ' x...v..,....-...,..e,.M. ,..., swf. M,..cM Dale Leiendecker discusses plans for Janitors: Glen Hart, Reatha Howard, Larry Bishop. Jean Alexander, Arnold Ritchi the flower bed in front of the office. lO2 Faculty

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loe Dugie instructs Alfredo Suarez on the right and Fefe techniques when routering proiects. Alan Krause adds the finishing touches to his drafting print. X , Qrrr Top Mrs Angie Boykin Middle Row Mr Bruce Hopmeler Mr Henry Marble Mr William Russell Bottom Row Mr Lou 1 Brindley Mr Norman Allen Mr Wayne 'Q Wolslagel fxff' gs! Mr. Marble tells J.W. Jackson the importance of safety glasses while using any machine in Metals. Faculty lOl

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