Bidwell Junior High School - Conestoga Yearbook (Chico, CA)

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PRINCIPAL' S ME SSAGE 144miniAt1-ation Mr. Hal Miller, Jr. Principal To the Bidwell Junior High School Class of 1963 ....... The philosopher, John Dewey, tells the story of two men who were watching a rain storm. One man, a prisoner, watched the rain fall outside his jail. The other man, picnic basket in hand, watched the rain from the front window of his home. The prisoner was indifferent to the rain, the man who had planned the outing was very concerned. The prisoner had no aim in mind to carry through before the rain began, the pic- nicker had a very definite aim. That is why the prisoner re- mained listless, the man with the picnic basket was very con- cerned about the change in the weather. The moral of this story is simply this: Purpose creates interest. The junior high school pupil who has an aim, who seeks an end result will generate plenty of interest in striving to reach his goal. Our administration, faculty and staff hope all of our Pioneers have clearly in mind their goals in life and will ever continue to strive toward higher academic, citizenship, and athletic standards, so necessary for successful citizen- ship in our world today. X ,ag - fray gem t ajizgi owf' it jbaovt WHL 0-tub 'I ,7 ' ' . Mr. Al Crowson Vice Principal Dean of Boys y Mrs. Norreen Ross Dean of Girls 3 ' 1-A

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Student mlel-nment The Student Council is made up of the Student Body officers and class representatives elected by the students to repre- sent them in school affairs and government. The Council concerns itself with smoothing out or avoiding rough spots in student life. This year the Council compiled a Student Directory and helped to provide two fine gifts: a Polaroid camera, and bulletin boards for the use of the school. Left to right: Nanci MacCool, head cheer leader Tim Nolan, vice president Wendell Myers, president Janet Mazen, secretary Sue Taylor, treasurer Front row, left to right: Maggi Lee, Kristy Timm, Kathy Collins, Randy Sager, Bob Durst, Bill Vervalin, Bill Klicken, Bob McClurg. Second row: Roger Lucas, Duane Abbott, Judy Williamson, Sandy Ackerman, Linda Gravelle, Kay Phillips, Merry Mason, Jani Johns, Edity Taff. Third row: Tracy Puritz, Gordon Williamson, Rob Scott, Edith Wipf, Bob Williamson, Tom Watson, Ken Smith, Steve Jessee. Back row: Nanci MacCool, Tim Nolan, Wendell Myers, Janet Mazen, Sue Taylor, Mr. Al Crowsonf 5