Bishop High School - Badger Yearbook (Bishop, TX)

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Electives Electives suppliment the basic required courses, add variety to the student's schedule, and help develop the students' talents. Art and general handicraft are taught by Mr. Lawrence Guess. Mr. Charles Schooley and Mr. Stanely McMillan teach industrial arts. Mr. Schooley also teaches drafting and photography. Mrs. Peggy Laughlin and Coach Bill Appelt help the students develop physically in the HPE classes. Mr. Hudson, Band ' c .f 22swe:f'sw141Si'iiwzif511554223lf2SQs2fi2zf?iilfltzifii,.1' 12' 'ivyQfilf3iWi:25i21fA,Eii?ifn?-2, 2 L., X EiY5f i 5i 'f1..2.g,2-wg. 'kaewssisigiL1'Z35ff2ts'zz.'1Q -fi-221.2l55fgs5?5f??sRi7.4i1E.siwJifaufN- if 3 t i V A ,. , 1. V Z ..., '..' . , ,,.. , ,, . i N n j 1 1 gf' gp ' L,.qf5f::,AgSQ1i1f12sg.f 33zi15gf.ig,gQtg1i.:t5.s gig' Jia:i??if'3Q3?1Pig?fw?-fxgfza g za 4 1 . N53-ivsiirizfsf lYW7iiZf'f f?l4'iiifi5?1l3 if-Iii Hlffgifli an il llihliflg ixlgili 'iiliiiflifi ex iig1.14azii2iii5E?fg2sl,g1fnie? :fa 42192 iff'- .,'1Sfjfifrkgifliggliiggiqikfifff ti' A ' , K, I .. , ' if 5' Q'fjS3ifZ5fi5fi5lin1iiiF:1fifiL'jNZ'-i fl Q' uf . . e. . H azkws.-ff fL?7', -- ' ,mimi ii ., I z.::f's:fiziffz2frfvwwf, ' s 2' - f- fi fwfzwai . H 2 l s - - - at fy,g,,y , all as er . . , Q' i+z, ti?'sa4tE2er , ' ' YJ . .5 53 Aw 3 1 . 3 3551: . .iii '- ' iff 3 . Q f if Y 3 195, ' ,f W 7 Q-.1 n:, hg.g4f.1f::.- rw - 'li'-Cf' 'f1 . f W1 1I 4w'ifi1.ff wiv fwtfffm, :Mis we . -gl '-tg. .fart - lr, 7,1 ldfli-lli.. wfagg 55931 rg, ww - i 4 'f1- ' riff H sw W . it 3 :,'-fig 'fr K -Q wp as 1 ,i li i7iiivilliQ f , - 5 I raw. .V . ...M 3, L. I , . .,, ,x,r,,,tl. -L ' .,,,f,,-i'r!i5fi.5j2mgm,s 3, 'erm 'zF'i37EEll iigttilms :.f.,..:-2:if :ff- 'f,'2. ff 'igwf -' if iw , ' ' V7 ,, . . , iiasiiisg 3:55 .'. ' 4f:ff.l..,::gg:2.5::.g3g55'Hijf 5, , ,A ' ' Mr. Schooley i 1 1 Mr. Broom, Choir Mrs. Laughlin, HPE

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Mr. Bertram American History 85 Assistant Principal . Mr. Gorbet , Civics 84 World History The library is an important place for every Bishop High School stu- dent. Much information can be obtained concerning knowledge and enjoyment. Among these, books of past civilizations aid students in the study of history. Through the three courses of- fered by the B.H.S. History Depart- ment, students learn to better un- derstand, not only their own coun- try, but all the countries of the world. World History provides a know- ledge of the growth of the world's people to their present peak of civilization. American History nar- rows the subject to the study ofthe development of the United States of America. Civics prepares the student for life as an active Ameri- can citizen. Mrs. Manning World History X O

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Industrial Arts Mr. Appelt P.E. 8: Coach Mr. Guess Arts Bc General Handicraft Mr. McMillan, Industrial Arts