Bishop High School - Badger Yearbook (Bishop, TX)

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An aerial view of the Bishop High School campus in 1968. BHS has steadily expanded from an area no larger than a small city lot to an area now covering nearly five blocks. Through participation in the classroom, laboratory, office and library, the knowledge gained be- comes the most important contribution to the educated individual.

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Bishop School Board Standing L. to R.: W. Z.. Miller, Jrg R. G. Nelsong H. M. Tomlinson, Jrg David Theis, Srg Lawrence Wolterg T. O. Gilstrap, Sr, Milton Jirasek, and James Gillis. Seated L. to R.: I. Sankie Harlang Maurice Campbell, presidentg and C. B. Pinkston. Foreword The theme for the 1968 The Badger is Through the Swirl of Time. The Bishop school system was organized by F. Z. Bishop, founder of the town, in 1911. The school campus plant consisted of a three-room frame building. There were 16 pupils and two teachers. Through the years it has grown to what it is today -- a campus covering approximately five city blocks, an enrollment of approxi- mately 1500, and a teaching staff of 88. The men who work diligently for little or no recognition are our friends and neighbors -- the members of the school board. They are in a large way responsible for the attractive school campus as it is shown in the picture on the left. Here we assemble daily to study, to live, and to learn. It is here we gather the knowledge that will guide us through our future lives. May we always remember these years as the initial stepping stones that guide us Through the Swirl of Time. Table of Contents High School Section . . . 1 Administration . . . , 6 Classes .... . 19 Senior Section. . , 44 Organizations ....... . 59 Activities and Personalities . . . . 77 Sports ......... . . . . 113 Junior High School Elementary . . Advertising . . Autographs . .