Bishop High School - Badger Yearbook (Bishop, TX)

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l-lard Rock Prevaffs Af Prom Gleaming stars twinkling down from blue streamers, specks of col- ored light reflecting from a mir- rored ball across the dance floor created the perfect atmosphere for the Times of Your Life which was the theme for the 1977 Jr.-Sr. Prom. The weeks before the big event were spent by the Juniors working on the decorations to insure a memorable evening for the Sen- iors. The eight Freshman servers al I . its If Af.: l -4-, - f -'sf ' , ,. , . . t , , is sf 21. elected by the Jr. Class were DeAnn Bennett, John Bertram, Mike Cirello, Gayle Kieschnick, Connie Koog, Doug Lee, Ronnie Michalk, and Leslea Tayrien. Unlike years before, there were no wills or pro- phecies read to amuse the students, instead, Gunpoint , a hard rock group from Dallas, provided the evening's entertainment with plenty of get down music. v, we X W V 3 ii' A.. :H in vp ,,-,. , i Q A A ft I, t lx d. 3 , Q . --A, f ,avg-we ,s,, , I fi 5 . 1 Q ill X lf

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'Q E 'Q . XXV 1, W fig. vs- It Tf Q'i.6'5s's2ie 4 b . ui ! -. S rs? ' gs l 4 Av W 28 .sf.-:v '.es-es, L. A Freshmen Wf'n C-Solo' Af Ofympics What could be a better way for the Fish to demonstrate their superior talents to upperclassmen than by winning the Gold Trophy at the second annual Badger Olympics? The Freshmen Class secured the title of Olympic Champions as they posted a total of 57 points. As the afternoon progressed one could see students catching fresh eggs, swinging on ropes, and stuffing themselves with Mrs. Smith's choc- olate cream pies. The highlight of the afternoon was to be the hilarious dizzy bat relay in which the stu- dents raced downfield fifty yards and spun around with a baseball bat, before zigzagging back to the starting point. The Seniors, how- ever, showed their superior social status as they gave Ronnie Michalk and Leslea Tayrien a mud bath to conclude the afternoon activities. . is if as +R , W..-' -i ,N he 2 'Qi- ff! sfg g-s 4