Bishop Union High School - El Pinon Yearbook (Bishop, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 194 of the 1969 volume:

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' T ANTICIPATION FU LFILLMENT GUIDANCE ff. .vpn -' DEDICATIQN There ore no vvorols To express Or poss The Thoughfs we feel So very deep So in deolicofion of only words ond only simple Thoughts fell so deep And so sincere This Declicofion f a Y . s fx C' 41 wx , Don Toylor 'Q is .f x .Q Y nl Q 1-Q f rr, iw , Y, Lf... , .ki . .kpvf -b .Q :- ggi 'fi'- ' ' 4- its Q ' LL- . , b - - E337 ai, N, K I A TIME OF U X' ie K -ISR: ' 2-' KEN ' ' I , I ,f GUIDANCE ADMINISTRATION iii '-Sa 4x Q f . nity ami s' 3, L., ' S 0 N Qt below: Jerry Hodry, Gus Klekos ie.. Q .N A .W A-N-..,,-...M...,,,,,,, Y' Val .mifiiw r ' 4 L, si X . .,X Pac Greer below: Volker Ludwig above: Holly Gibson, .vis I if Elsa Hedgecock M rf U 1 Q f Z below: Johny Kxnzy, Warren Kolk Mildred Lcmyon 2 5 i wth sll I Charles Chitty below: Porky Morris Chester Sledge N ,Z -. 'T X f xx C, below: Bill Emrick, Howard Evans, Beverly Davis Norma Christ below: Julie Norse, Virginia Holmes, Mmnnlee Shank 5 C E 5 4 Bob Currie Grace Sherrod 4,-.- 'a puny, 7-are l or v-'X 5 . if V I Kurt James E Schiofz S... ' 1 V I, I ,fel l OGTUS 5f0r1e Ccthleen Weldon Dick Horn 'ng PS Wall Green Charles Kurtok below: Bob McGrcw Marion MacDonald below: Leon Campbell H. 5 S 2 -f A , ,ui , -mp, , '! I fa- 1 lx D g TXNXE o P-NTXCWMXQN M WM iii ' V N X X2-. X XX Ss X . C -was i x-.G-. .Jig in ',, 5? 'X ?f'1'X 'X Y-X 1 , X.-f X I I E ,R Fw 2 E fy 1 K 'MM-5 we K ,Ly if-X ff 5, .54 '- sq ww X 'x ' Q 2. YW fly Y ' 45.7- ir, P .... IPI 22 T r in Senior Officers: Mike Wilson, Presidentg Connie VonDoele, Secretoryq Lindy Grow, Treasurer Listen . . . To the wind hurriedly rushing Through the empty holls of time, Four yeors gone- Echoing post experience. See . . . The rigidness of scorred forest-green lockers, Protruding bcire into the norrow hcullwoy Feel . . . The soft coress of the morning sun, Easing the hgrshness of post exoms, Defeated C.l.F. football gomes ond borely possing second yeor Sponish. Time . . . ls biting ot your heels ond 4 tecusing you onto unfomilior plcxins Four yeors gone- Echoing post experience. look bock And smile. by Louro Burrows SENIORS CLASS QF I969 E K 1- ...vggs? N' ',Ax.4 . A-,a '. ', V, W Q u .. v- .4 ',.f , vasvf we ' -11 1' v ,, .., 5 '04 .IM as og - M -4 . :V My is bd A xp' Our odvisorp Robert Compbell The outstanding oll-oround Senior Athletesg Rondo Coburn ond Butch Cross. 23 N X 5 'm:,A Gail Marie Dona William Francis Durbin A it , il 3--Y y 'P i+1' I-4 .s L MM L A W I X W eww . x N I 2 Gordon Eastham Ruth Elaine Ellison in su 'QD sal Leslie Jean Evans William Kennedy Falck Barry Jay Felflwoven Deborah Lee Greenway Rumond Alan Gregrey Lindy L. Grow Mickey Eugene Hannigan Glenda Fay Harrington 28 ames R. Hollandsworfh Marylou Harris Edward E. Harry W. Ray Hartwig Jr. Mary Helen Haskins 85'-l x MOVllYn 5.l'lC1yWC1I'Cl Mary Cl1risTine Hewitt William Hill Jgne Mg.-ie Hollgnd wk --null is F ff James David Hook Jo Ellen Horn Lynda Marie Heusfis Galen Lester Hunt Gemld Hunger David Nersefh Irvine James Timothy Jennings Sfephen Lee Jennings Keith Jay Jensen . QQ H S ' 1,41 ,' isbn -3' .fi '. ,L I X-in I2 X - 1: ' ', .P 'X ' 'i zz 'ff-NC-L.. , , - 1,5 ,V xg ' as 7. , VKYNL- .K ., A -. 'X -G? we it A L 14, U4 , .A L, X I. s L, 'TH ' A-uf L4 ' -A Q' . . '. 1 , ln, .J. , , .- W F 1 -figs' In' I . a .VTX 5 r ,V ,. v. - ., ,- 517 J., 4 ggi- gi, iff' eh 1 Af' 5' A ' I . 7 N .x ' J ,. tq .. s I ,sa V 4 James Mark Johnson Marcie Anne Jones Beverly Ann Keller Georgia Kennedy Mark Alvin Kiner Alan Edward King Katherine Kinzy Linda Lee Kothman I 'Sa 'K' x,-Q Ylrf ,. . . I fl ,4'mx,3,.-.-,M 1 x., . Nijie Donald Ward Soda Lorna Lea Sanders Jane Louise Sausa Emily Ruth Sheldon CONTRIBUTING PERSONALITIES if ii ig, I I kb-. if 'w V ' 4' K fi Don Sddci Dovid Irvine Ddvid Hook 5 4- J 151 in lj ii Lindy Grow ,sv xx Q F ii? ,,.,,., -a 2-wa A- qak , 'A bis. 1 ' n fl? if 3. 'wb L, .. ,-H. g- 1 ln' .f ' in QA!! 9 .i Q we .llv....., OUTSTANDING SENIOR GIRL You mighT see her yelling of The Top of her voice of ci foofbcill game, or spiking ci volleylooll in o GAA Tournament, Cindy Dovis is oufsfonding Senior Girl. Cindy loecorne J.V. cheerleader os o freshman ond cheered her wciy To becoming vorsiry cheerleader during both her junior ond senior years. As C1 senior she exploded, copfuring both The DAR good citizen- ship ovvord, ond The Americon Legion ovvord. tsl lex 4 .Bud Xfire ..-4 QLITSTANDING SENICR BOY At first glance one wonders it Rod Smith does anything besides practice basketball. As it being top scorer in Bronco basketball history isn't enough, Rod has involved himself in iust about everything else possible. Throughout his high school days, he's been truly an outstanding teenager. Rod has been active in Rep. Council, and as a Senior he presided over the Student Council as Student Body Vice President. It was Rod who started the movement to rewrite the school Con- stitution, and it was Rod who went to Boy's State last year. And . . . as it this weren't enough, Rod traveled to Washington, D.C. to attend the Presidential Classroom. Just another basketball player? Hardly. He's truly this year's outstanding Senior. 1 JUNIGR SENIOR BASKETB LL GAM Seniors reigned vicTorious oT Their on nuol FighT To The Finish wiTh The lun iors. BoTh Teoms ployed hord ond well The seniors Tinolly rnonoging To Toke iT 66-54. BuT The friendly oTmosphere ond The iusT-Tor-Tun rivolry were The real sTors of The gome, For when The losT buzzer sounded, ond The gonne wos done, The senior closs ond The iunior class were Broncos once ogoin. N Top: Butch Cross shooTs for Two poinTs. Bottom: Rod SmiTh, high-point mon of The evening-38 DTS. 42 Don Boyd shooTs o Ten-footer while Alon Summers otfempvs To knork it down S. W , .ff-M 'W- -fig ,R 5 Qs gf kt. -QR, A k . - . A ax 1 3 ' - - - -., ,- QZf' i 3 . U .wt N. M jf e ' 'K , ' X H Z.-X-. K L' J - K . ,. j ' ' K i P X WN Q r l e -Q X jx S+- -- H -.., ,W A A Q 'M ' ,nf il W ,Iv 'K 2 N '- . 'hs.. I' .rl Q Two of the lively Senior Cheerleaders, Ken Abbott and Mike John Lewis-Junior, goes for 0 pass from Andy Clark. Connolly. Boriomf Rod Smith ond Gory Gillespie mirror Senior-.Junior rivalry. 43 , s iv 1' ,Q . ,, M... ...fi pr X The great Junior spirit! Sl 'Pl . who' 'fi' fairy, Class officers l-rg Bill Denton, Presidenfg John Horper, Vice-president, Kothy Hardy, Treasurer, ond Yolondo Odegcxord, Secretory. A4 CLASS GF 7 .gg. X .1 K 4 Surprise Heidi! 2 '7 093- M' l i i i f 3 ,..--74 A...- Hecr, speok,r1or see no evil? , , . W -L C cg 1 ,? , L' Tim cmd Lora Bruce Kotlimon and George Milovich JLI IORS iM..., Jane McGraw and Phyllis Partridge ploy but Holly Trezonc still works on. Cher David Mitchell N. ,., My Y ...M i . s -A J l, 124 ,, h X g hA. i I Buddies forever, three years ago when we opened These brown Y N heavy doors we were expectant but afraid we smiled but uncertainly the faces ofthe people were strange and sometimes cold. time passed and we started to belong lockers slammed bells rang people ran teachers yelled and eyes smiled we laughed at rallies We're number one! - -- until our sides ached and our eyes cried we danced inthe gym until our toes were broken and our hair was struggling we have ridden buses slept in classes worked algebra problems studied for tests talked to friends and wondered at the beauty of the mountains and we have come to know the faces and the walls. and we have come to love them we have one more year to work and study and laugh and dance and sing and cry before we leave these walls and when we do leave we will be happy i yet strangely sad and we will always remember. i ' M - 'f I Jffi' i?'f 'TT'i- K, Q - 31 f ?' Our Homecoming Princess,-Jeanie Grevenkamp with her escort, Steve Thomas. Julia Calkins Well what do you think lm reading? Jennie Greycnkcmp. v..- Sfuort Edell. YQ 3 W, W we tv 'W' ii Con you fit Kath? Kathy Hardy Juniors make all kinds of friends . , . I-rr Grevenknmp, L. Coons, Kinzy, Dibble, Lynn Sunwmers, D. Kolste, ond Lyso Summers. i N -ft x ,, x,R lm 'must' If Jus! lrke thot' Yolondo Odegdcrd. Just beyond. Bonnie Boyer. K n N-M- 1, A1 X Mix. Moses Acosta Frank Acuna Bill Albright 'L .sys -11: In k N f . x . 'xx KA K U if A 4 Y 'J f f S i B . ii .., A f i 41 g 8 f .. .V I i .. L I X 'Th r Corinne Bayless Lynette Bayless Greg Beardslee Monty Bengocliia wwf ire . GO --.Q I ss' I 8 Dale Alexander Marc Armstrong Q 'C' N. Y.,...f 5 Bonn ie Bayer IU' - . - ' .4 xx . -at Sandy Beauregard Bev Beaver Lynda Behrens A U IAN K .' 'K N R D . I Klaus Best 1 Genie Billingsley Junior boys holding up the truck. Kofhman, Mathewson, Smith, Winter and Goff. Sheffy BYGOYCH X40 -'mv-' Paula Bradford Kurtis Broward Earlene Brown ff'f f M 1-2 l 'V' vs , n Tom Brown Keith Burrows Jula Calkins . -1 gf.: ll io f . PJ'-L., .5 Cindy Carlton Robert Cashbaugh Chris Charlton N X K If Qllgv Paul Chavez Andy Clark Candi Clark 0Tl .'P I '95 Q4 X -N, Carolyn Clark Daryll Clark Gayle Coburn Gary Colby Cherie Coons Russell Cooper Mary Jane Dixon Fred Dock Jean Dona Dennis Smith and Allen Tobey 'qu ,G H X., 'P Cecil Crawford Jeanne Davis Bill Denton ,fx ... . lf Yi' X T Stuart Edell Linda Falck Douglas Fansler Julie Gedvillas fs I? li A Kathy Gonzolas .nr t wr x 'CMA Kathy Fletcher Chuck Foreman wif! A I 'Phyllis Partridge Denise Galvin 3 :ll .51 1 Q, S' 'ef Dan Getts Kathy Gilbert Gary Gillespie Mike Goff Votie Goin 4, f X XX.-eff Bruce Gordon Debbie Graham Jeanie Grevenkamp Michele Hall Marlene Hampton ' 5 in-' , 'sf' C 7' Q:-1 'l Kathy Hardy JoAnn Hclrio John Harper Ann Hartshorn 1 -EN .... M P Jeanie Hyatt Lee Kellogg Mary Kinny z ,Q 8: X Q ' Terry Landis Juergen Launspach Joan Lent Kristy Kinzy r WJ ,,f f D 7 Debbie Lester iff: ff: 1, A Jim Hess Heidi Holmes VA s 'FP Q- A 1 ' Bruce Kothman Dana Kuffer iilliffi' Z 41-Us -- - , ', J I if .4 . ,W John Lewis David Macklin G? 'nv fy. .ae g I Linda Mallory Jeff Minard Donna Manriquez Scott Marteny Allen Matlick Hal Mathewson UQ' x I I N lxatlr. V V' f: 1 Q J E vw: y ,Q J 'JA Q Xl ' 'ii J ' ' fl 5-Q Q' , qwfl xr. I r' . , M X Bob Mayhugh Lora McDonald Jane McGraw Sandy McKean Bill Meacham Chuck Messenheimer ,HP ...r 'LLLLL f 0 fe , ,, J ' 4 ' ' ' g . P fl I, . K as ' ,f ' ac. , i -A . YQ' wif Q mtv!! '24, N fi OF V4 1, . -4 Q.- V, X A, vl x R. it Rick Miliauskas George Milivoch David Mitchell Deb Mitchell Don Morgan James Morgan gh 17 'Xe W ,.,.,,v 1 WN, X X x Judy Morgan Bill Nerren Cindy Newcomb Sue Noel Sue Norton Mike O'Conner f u. 1, -Q at 4 x -., ,,j'F'i,. K W' S37 .VH Yolanda Odegaard Ron Olsen Phyllis Partridge James Patterson Nancy Patterson Tim Proffit 57 J i QQ in ,Y-n 5', Janice Rader ,- , ' x un' fy , NV Kai Robin Ramsay Who are you hiding from now Summers? 52 'km 5 Q-Q, 'V ,x...' .L SI 'ls ' ' -. Wi 25,1 ' :Qi If Kathy Rapp Mike Redmond Larry Reichert Marilyn Reid Mike Ryan Charlene Schilder 1 .DU m G fN 'y M K V ff: .I Roger Schley Sue Scroggs Gwen Shaw Eddie Shelton ramen Jerry Simcox .5 A 4. ,S Q- 44 R wr, 1 fi' S87 Q R .- ra X' 2' 41 , I S. I . Linda Sipherd Karen Smalley Debby Smith Dennis Smith Jeff Smith 'VN Cv 'Y .-,.,.01l 'Q-v' N RandySipes ss R fi' lx f' ,... . . i. Q A A l N Ted Snow 5-Q 'G' t, it so ,FA L T f i' 5. 1 i x 71'-'l'Xis..X -- .Y Richard Stewart Sandy Stewart Al Summers Lynn Summers Lysa .Summers Von Tatum 117 Bruce Taylor 41 Y Q? Roger Thatcher Steve Thomas Lowell Tilley KAP! f f' IH. 3 Q. ,I L ,x Allen Tobey Sharon Tockey 53 l Ei li P lil wi... , ,,,,- Holly Trezona fbi 'UN yu, , jxsil .. Q i,2,3,4... i r .s 1 ' -It , 4 ,Q Y, : l l an 's 1 Q K , Q. ,f i A 'fi 4-.. ' -- 'i sl, lg- :Q V L . V I Linda VcmMeter TS m, , f .K A vi . x -Q, Rosemary Wilson k P? ' Tim Winter 54 Frank Vargas . X Can I have a little more? Q:-.., X Y it ' 4 3 41... K -1 X 'L wi 4 if Gifford Turner GN V ' x - f Richard Wolker Gary Webb Randy Williams Sherry Williams Cyril Worth Mike Hevron 'UW I Gordon Wiltsie Cris Williams Keith Burrows mai! Us 457 cum L. N3 I , I WWC-.6' A va, Q on Wiki -,, - K 'clit 'I I -'lv 1 gi rl 'A ,gl ' 'yi v 'Al if Q , l tl 1 K Have a seat . . , Cherie Coons and Debbie Mitchell. Jeff can clo if JeffSmifl1 CLASS 0 F I97O! Tim Proffitt catching flies. What is if? Yolanda and Holl 'Q .1 A ,Q I . J W A Lacy Wood Sue MacLean Sunny Peart Y. nn, 4 .ull N 4 55 f H Q President Nancy Nicoll Vice-President Kirk Wagner Beautiful Bob Plank Our Inspiration 1 5 ni f' L 1 ' '- J, ' 3 '41 i Mm , , K ' Lllyw ,.. I' i Q-N 1 ' , ' e yr , .,i.y ri-1'-Q-z . .air Sec.-Treas. and Sophomore Princess DeeDee Kolste with escort Greg Newcomb 2 SOPHCMGRES Treading on earth well trod Walking down halls well walked Sitting in classrooms so used Are we The Sophomores Spilling tears over the same problems Laughing over the same jokes Carring on the same seats Are we The Sophomores And yet, we are unique Adding what has not been Changing what is already And living life at its best Are we The Sophornores By Joanne Lobeski f Y .S i A .fa g , 5 ..n ' , 4?- -QS 11 Jiri, I 93 H1 E ,ivan 41:77 .QSTQX f -I Albright P, Albright P. Allen , Allred, B, Alvey, J. Auderer S. Avita, M. Baer G. X13 'PL-b Nr'-rr O Bardonnex, G. Barlow, M. Behrendt, R. Bonnefin, D. Boone, R. Brewer, R. Brown, A, Brown, C. as for 'ts I fXxX Brown, G. Brown, J. Bruce, R. Buck, K. Burdick, C, Bundy, J. Butler, V. Byrd, P. Q xg T S- -' SW... 'mv' Campbell, J. Cardenas . Cargole K. Carr F. Charley, C. Chastain, S. Chavez, L. Chitty, D. Comer, S, Conroy, J. Coons, J. Coons, L. -'YN 'Nw Conley, S. Darst, R. Davis, R. Delgado, J. See Shell k 1 .,n iw 4-MM F, ,A 4. ,L.k M .7 ,l ' - 4 A ,' . . . w?Qfip:.i:1?'?'i?'f'mll , gg 's Ml ' YQ-1 'f 4 T-.F l ,- E7 .1 fu 7ss'..,:,r1ffl ' K 5 .. 7L:1':ffx'Q'i 1 H l' ' . ' I Vs - ' s l fl- .- , X t v 4 , 1 ' M Doherty, D. ' -. ol! ,M Duncan, S. l, !? N Q K Q.-1' Evens, R. I - wg.,f.wv' ' Once more, 2 plus 2 is? l I A A ,,, iv V --b-, ,-Q ri 3' Q . , 'H' Q 6 . 1 L .,' 5 l A 1 , 5 A in Elgin? K' ' Y 'Fibtfiss-r-., 'XY-M 'L'-fig 'fm -z 5 vii: ' G Li... wa . K -Pin , WFWW, . 'Q A 1 4. , FV, M I, I l In W 4 , .l L ,nl 4 1 l .1 N W. Falck B. Fcnsler, R. Farrell, B. Feifar, G. Flllmore, P. Flmbres, K. Flefclwcr, T. Ford, D, 11 ' 14' - . 1- 'f ' l -1 , .f 'L I ' VJ. l i ' W Q ll , ' , - ' .JE , fr-'W ' ic . -ll , .14 ,l 1 5 . G' 'o ' KSA ' di J xl 49' 1 1 V .V . 'f 7 xv I .1 1, t --... V X Ford, M. Frenzi, D. Fredrlch, L. Gondolfo, M. Garrlgues, S. Gill, A. Gollesplc, E. Golick, C. 2' -- ' 1: fl ,,. -mr Y V . f -CX . Goodale, R. Goodwin, D. Graf, K. Graham, N. Graves, L. Greenway, D. Hafner, T, l-lcxll B 59 M 4 , .. 3' all . ' ' 'W' . ff k. 'J' rv- 'H I ,N K ,. ,A 1 A V. gm, ' - uf' A 1' f A , V! 4. . fu A A H Q Harris, C, Hartvvig, T. Heedick, S. Hembolr, J. Higginbotham, M. Hilleary, J. Hoobs, D. Howard, G 'sd iff? la QT 'ka q,..4 fs xv ie A any L - 1, L . Hunt, M. Hopkins, D. lbello, R. Irvine, P. James, C. A x Johnson, D. Judd, D. Kelly, J. 'DW 1 n 1 . Kittle, T. Knox, L. Kolste, D. Koontz, K. La Marsna, D, fs., L U U lv 1 ll' ' fav ,V .. R x 1 .Q 1 Liles, J. Lindell, D. Lobeski, J. Love, M. MacDonald, C. 61' Jw .q- Lammiman ,P. Leavitt, L. Lee, S. Qs KQV G.-ff Malin, S. Mallory, S. Mandicl1,N N-so Maron, N. 'N 5 g Q . H.. f , sa' t X 1 Meacham, L. 60 '57 in.: '51 Mason, R. Marwin, K. Mayhugh, R. McComber, B. McDonald, C. McDonald, M. McMillan, M r'F'1qn'1qn:f K. ,, , 4 .,, ft fl: K , 5 Q 'D at , H 'KVI J W ffl' 'FSP Meyers, R, Milovicl'1,M. Minard, S. Milici, K. Moose, D. Moose, G. Morc1les,C N-f Greg and Friend gf.,-.wi.y-at -.3 'US Q! -5. J f . Q S M we- J Moro, R. Morgan, D. Music, J. Muth, S. Dick cmd Greg's Friend -45 he i.. Neil, D. Newcomb, G. Nicoll, N. Nisbeth, L. Noles, E. O'Brien, B. Olito, C. Olson, M. 'vu fx t-- vw' -.t -L Y3.,.! O'NeriI, P. Palmer, C. Porske, M. Pctriquin, H. Patterson, B. Patterson, K. Poul, S, Perdo, F. 61 'l ish wg! f-23' '21 727' Peek, T. Perea, P. Peria, G. Perry, S, Peters, C. Pettis, P, Piornbo, R. Piper, F. bfi vs M .., -+1 P rw , -rv TN' SIC!! C' Plank, B. Preku, P. Reed, L. Riggins, E. Ross, H. Routt, B. Sanchez, O. Savler, M. ag. T 'li ' ' 2 .41 l f Schneider, D. Semlcr, M. Shaw, K. Sheldon, S. T 'C . . S -1 45' . -' . . 3 T , 8' . lr , rg. T gm V 1 V 3 V X fx uf. T .RX X .lf 4 ahll. .t Simpson, C. Siphers, N. Sisk, G. Slee, J. Peter THE GREAT 'n-Q' og by Y y WT 72.15 X7 Qy W 'W Ga Sopcr, P. Spitnagel, J. Spratt, C. Stanford, D. Stanford, G. Stanley, C. Steen, H. Stockton, V, af-rwlt. 'su M, .. Q -sr Y QI., 'rf ll KTyl,3 lu -. . , .,,TgZ,t li sg., P T NEW. rf 'I' , ' W..- pl Stout, M. Strachan, G. Tapp, S. Taylor, D, Thather, B. Thomas, S. Tibbets, S. Toclcey, D. Xl we of- ' .4 YOU'VE GOT WHAT lN YOUR POCKET? X :awe W mga U QQ .f X. F wr la- J ' Q ..,- . . . 4 Y . ,. 4' L J' l vs A ,,.- x in fy. M 1... . ,J N e '- ff ' 'jf X 7 K n V I X an . Q , ,A T- X K X X V' l ' ' l + XX f I 1 x Tockey, J. Tucker, J. Turner, J. Vcm Meier, S. Vorgos, S. Walker, M. Wogm-r, K, Wciikiiis, N. Y 0 Wolters R fr Wilson, D. 'g bv ff' Weoxer W Wells J. W'lbei', J. Wilcox, C. 3 k I Q . K.. ?-7 Wilson, FI. Wilson, J. Wiltsie, A. Wiight, C. Soy if again iust o little bit lourder. Y A 63 ws ill V We W ,V Lk :Jt ., ,V K nl! ss Bonnie Ray, at the Homecoming game. FRESHMEN I'd watch the little ripples go swirling down to sea And speculate and marvel onthe great man I would beg And wonder what the big world held . . . the world awaiting me. . . The world of silvery dream-dust-the world I couldn't see. And then I wish the grimy shade of what I am today Could steal beside the dreaming boy and watch him as he lay, And see the velvet star shine, the clear, untarnished eyes . . . The eyes that couldn't see the world. . . that only saw the skies. Ti R' S I? .N Xi. Y... .7 B. Cqshbeugh C. Cumor ig The capital of France . . . Debbie Hammond Y? B. Church E. Davis il. 'l ia rf' 'U- .. 4 -A 'N -s.. 4 5 A 2 - 4- 4: , . ,H f' .,,,. - X -4 vi .ix ' v Q.. wx v Y X,xx ' Xl l f. 1- .. S. Bollorff J. Braunloerger ilfn I Q IDS l i'l K. Brewer L. Brown it B. Burgard P. Cordenas -A 5 lxxh r X. K. Carr A. Coshbaugh vi Y -.1 ,X f qm 1. q 7 VV! - f i F 7'5fa'5f, ,I i D. Cleland T. Coburn M. Coffee S. Comer R. Connolly M, Courtney 'Qs i . 'fiI!.g.,f 6 1 K . -5 3 ' X ,- .. i are 'T . in QLQ, 1 1 4 5. A ru' if., l A l . lc i N r N DI Dean J. Delgado A. Dennis J. Devorss G. Dimsha C. DOCK wx, 'US 45. Suv' hu . - , .rr . W1 i V . .Nl W. Dodd R, Durbin D. Ellioit M. Fawley P. Feifar S. Fillmore N. Fisher K. Ford QC! L3 lu' C.. klllbert V, Huys 1 'H' E If it tastes as good os it looks . . . - Tj H .Q I fa l X 1 - ' vs fli Q ,, I' v . ii X . '- X - !x.v s ' . .. lx sw' X K lroxlwuvvm l FVUUI S. Folvrer P. Sobel X sis f K 5 i x may f f 1' x -' . ,s,, 4 Q- . l 'ek-Wk l N Y . - QM' . N S ' AR, L l A' X 2 X ll W -. ' ' ju NIJ. . ck., I Conzulvs G. Gordon L. Groves D. Grovenlmmp wc- . M, Howler M. Hcsllnglou R. Hess P. Hoblns 1. 9 N. Q! wg. , V..2 al lf 'fs W av 1 -y x ' 1 w f ' N D,C3c1Ilovvn1y V,Gr1llowuy I. Samson W v .rw A Xl svn' ,Q - ln- .. , 'Q t' K . J ' xi 'Q M. Cuemv C. Halsey U.Hc1mm.mfl 4 WA. 1 ,K ls ll :X ' . 1 A B. Hodges M, Holland P, l-lollls x . 'J' -lvs. no ' i R 4 x I 'Il .ft f A -f V I a N 'A 1 l r lx la. P. Hook S. Howell R, Huuvtv D. Hume: B Hurdu-son K Hylm l' luv.m K8 lmm--, l I f f f ' vw an L Wrsy N r -.,- r x 'f i B. .li'Ill1ll1QS D. Johnson C. Jomrs L. Jones L.. Kelsey H. Knnney 5. Kolstv K Kulnulf 7. - N -v -. I Us N f. . .1 ., Rx ,mv V! t 5 xi 1 r- .. la, I l ' .. I g X S. LGAAUIASIWI1 CB, Lloyd S.Lolucsk1 M.Lockl1c1rr Q,.Lonflo.1 S, long W. Ilnvvl- l. AAllIIlll'l4'lU 7 X X -. 'V wi'5,.,,.E kt.. : rf X! .N n, -'N , nfl 1' - K , ff' 'NE K' N K v Q , 1 Q59 Q VX Q.. s. : . 4 f ' xg 1 - , - r' r M , - ' l C.Mc1ples D. Murslm B.Mc1rImson 'Irv :J 5 'yi' 'ff P. Murwm J. Muson M. Mal lmvmuu . X5 Y. ue' x ., i . Q llvxl . ,.m-ffwwijlvf vi. 5 .fl f' .x 7, I . .,.,,. K J' vp 4 'Q le. Y l X P. Mcl omber G. Mai oy R. McCoy 4' .4 ' xi I - -N l ff-fs Q '! as 5 , X g V 'X ll , 75- 'U '. . K. Mcilrugor S. Mclamkzlmlm J.Mccl1c1m 'G Y fs: Q U I in Y if . 'U' l I' -i 69 y s lk y i 5.1 - ' '-'2 'v his I lv, M. Metoyer L. Meyers E. Montoya J. Morgan J. Morley D. Morris L. Nelson P. Ncsbeth 'sd 'PY Y M. O'Conner L. OliTO N . A.. ,xl vi l l c 5 'S l X-LX N I T. Persich D. Peters K. Preston W. Pueblo rv-1 1 Q33 :I na 'VN Q.,- if 0' D, Owens P. Porent D. Paul M. Pauly C. Pedro K.Perlc1 .gggl Az Fl, X, . 'QQFV 3 'L ' S 2 5 l vga Z V ' du.-r K. J ,. get--. - :ilclltlf - - E. Peters M. Pfeil J. Pherigo F. Phillips L, Phillips N. Piper Qxag li 4 fs. -f l . Q ' .I '1 or J 1 P .- gi .0 t' . ,qu W it . Q X W. . N 'X ' a . , -Q 4 1 QCTFI i f X ., . .KH E . C. Pye S. Rosmuson B, Roy D. Redmond T. Reichert G. Reynolds f -.QL .T J l J. ,T r rf fi ! in M9 2, qt 7 4. I i . 1 ' g l -'rf' 7 ' . S .tr A 1 ff I 1 it? . I. Q 5. K, .Jkt . . .- ..wk 1 v ' ' ' J. Ross J. Scltilder G. Schley C.Schne1der 'U' ,gh .I U fi M. Smith R. Smith R. Smith G. Steen D. Schoonover T. Scltoonover R. St. Louis S. Stout G. Roberti T. Roberts .gl . .. -' Q ' . ' uv T, . ' Q, IL iblx I X in-1 la. ..- ,I be X IF7 B. Shelton J. Smith FT 'X 'clk l. Strochon K. Strosser N Cl N R. Strickland P, Stroud R. Stroud R.Sullivc1n 4-j D. Summers G. Summers v-.,' M. Sweetlcnnd Wx P. Tupp F Taylor 1.39 1 What s the answer to no 59 Goal Wagner L. Tflley lx Tobln L Torrnolwlen M Towers P Von Duel: .', Vnrgms R Vurqrrs Walker E Walker J Walker Wallace D.WnI1crs Wu n rvv ag, an W Webber F Wells J Wenger J Wenger G Weston R Wlntcslrle J,WKlllCl17TS Wlllu SPORTS Vial ' uhh ' -'W .ual 4 in 9 34, . as N gif - W, A L-1. . ., A . I M, A M ,. KVA A I .Lf, ,,,V gf I -K - vjk Q y . if A PA J' 7 H .,.. , M 1 ,ii ,mas A A ,. ' Q' N f f A A 1,j..,, i 242 Q V Y? X-s ,, fn-,QQ ' .A v-f 5 P ' Vim' 1 ' M 'Q ff f , n f 'gk ?f4,, .. . ff L+: M .W GK. . , M y fm- W if A ' A - ff M . - gi.. A H- fir flu S.- -4 w 1 A TIME OF FULFILLMENT I A i TVR' 20 x .il ' 1 ' . f 4. - '.-.. ... 1 . ' .. - . ' 5 Left to Right, First Row. T. Tobin, C. Crawford, T, Peters, R. Slee, R. Lowden, T, Sullivan, R. laxague. Second Row: J, Slee, S. Muth, T. Adams, J. Walker, M. Kiner D, Hook. Third Row: P. Wagner, G. Hunt, K, Wcigiter, T. Proffitt, L. Stevens, R. Meyers, S. Huarte. Fourth Row: B. Hill, J. Williams, M. Wilson, B. Meacham, M. Avitia D, Beauregard, D. Mitchell, C. Wright. Missing: B, Cross, M. Acosta, D. Lindell, R, Williams, P. Chavez, G. Eastham, R. Sipes, M. O'Neil, A. Summers, J. Ta n L. Lester, J. Hunter, C. Palmer, R. Thatcher, M. Connolly. 2',,4n-aww-v-4 74 The football year started with an exceptional number of talented players backed up by overwhelming spirit provided by the student body. Every game was one not to be missed. None were easy and we should salute Coach Schoitz, Coach Spector, and most of all the entire offensive and defensive units, for their determination and their perseverance. As the year progressed, the list of iniuries compiled by the Bronco team mounted so rapidly that it seemed each week a new backfield would have to be formed. Although we lacked the expected strength in the running members, the units were un- doubtedly some of the best players in the league. This was substantiated by the fact that Bob Lowden, Pat Wagner, and Tom Peters were presented C.l.F. awards. 139' -of'- 'df 's N ,K , ,iv 3' fa v ,su 1.- vw AJ' 'N I ,ff ,.wU ' N - M , ,gf-x. , , .f , , , x -in -MTV 4. ll 73 M A ,ry it if A-Jbwiy ,BQ -uf wif 13169. av I v in Q, 6 'gc 3 LL in A ,J s unix ,cr 1 .f 4 -di M, Nw .53-,K 1-4 1611971 v X 1 +f ' r Q xg ' ,.t 458' 4 P if 1.1 .XXI il.:-A X . .. xi'-' Bishop Broncos in Action. Muth, dodging opposition os Avitio clears o poth. Sept. Sept Ocf. OCT. OCT. OCT. Nov. Nov. Nov. 6 28 5 12 19 25 2 9 i6 BRONCO Deserf . . . Lone Pine Parcelefo . Kem Valley Troma .... Moiave .. Boron .... Tehachapi Rosamond SCOREBOARD They - 6 - O -27 - 6 - 6 - O - 6 -26 -14 Dr Scott Coach Schoitz and Mike Connolly assist iniured Bob Laxague off the field. Bishop High School Varsity Football Roster Name Pos. Tim Sullivan... B Bill Meacham. . B Terry Cameron. B Mark Kiner .... B Dave Mitchell.. B Gordy Eastham. B Butch Cross .... B Clede Wright.. B Moses Acosta.. B Paul Chavez. . . E Dave Lindell. . . B Miguel Avitia. . B Alan Leavitt. . . .E Mike Wilson... B Don Beauregard.. . .... .B Kirk Wagner .... G John Slee ..... G John Walker. .. E Larry Lester .... E Mike Connolly. E Roger Totcher.. E Jerry Hunter. . . E Rick Meyers. . . C Randy Sipes. . . C Tom Adams. . . C Bob Laxague.. C Tom Peters .... T Allen Summers. T Galen Hunt .... T Tom Tobin. . . . T Bob Lowden. . . G Pat Wagner .... .... G Shelly Muth. . . T Randy Slee ..... G Dcvid Hook .... T Cecil Crawford. T Tim Proffitt .... T Jim Turner .... T Wt 155 165 170 135 134 160 195 154 134 145 170 180 163 155 165 178 199 170 157 180 155 156 173 160 185 181 222 202 200 221 159 185 188 190 161 208 167 172 T' N 'in I Q5 l Y w 'I 6 . J. V. Coaches Campbell cmd Thayer led anoTher J.V. Team To a vicTorious season. Among The undefeated J.V. champs were The Three cap- tains: Pedro, Milovich, and Wells. The squad was made up of many valuable players both in The defensive and offensive units. The .l.V.'s were consistently Tough from The firsT league game To The final game at The end of The season. Coach Campbell felt That This year's JV team developed into a very hard- working group of boys, a Bronco Team of which The Student Body can be proud, Con- gratulations for a greaT iob, JV's. 1--F Bottom row B Patterson G Strachen G Bardonex l Strachen P Soper B Plank F Tormohlen M Goff, F, Pedro, row Two: G. Dimshaw, S. Heedick, P. Ir-fine, W Dodd C Messenhermer D Greenway G Newcomb D Schneider J Wells Third row M Milovich F Phillips, F. Carr, R. Connally, E, Belt, M. Olson, R. Brewer, K Milici J Launspach row four R Huarte L Knox D Irvine C Schneider G Gordon M Holland D Hunter, K. Koontz, J. Smithg fifth row: D. Dondero, M, McDonald, n uf, Campbell briefs quarterback Pedro. Offensive unit: squatting are B. Patterson, G. Strachen, G. Bardonex, I. Srrachen, P. Soper, B. Plank, F. Tormohlen. Standing are: D. Schneider, J. Wells, F. Pedro, Mike Goff. Defensive unit: on knees are: Fred Tormohlen, G. Strachen, G. Bardonex, P. Soper, B. Plank, B. Patterson Standing are. F, Pedro, J. Wells, M. Milovich, D. Schneider, M. Goff. as u v U s 1 ' Mike Goff makes a gain for Bishop. Fred Tromohlen .---i F: l l gy sf- . S 2 41 , ,m.A ,, A : L ,si - Top row: R. Connell, T. Sullivan, V. Tafum, E, Oechsner, A. Clark, B. Mecham, S. Marteney. Qncl row: C. WrighT, R. Morgan, G, Gillespie, S. Thomas, R. Sipes, A. Summers. 3rd row: Mr. Klekas, B. Cross, D. Boyd, R. Smith. VARSITY BASKETB LL The Bishop Broncos finished The 1969 season vviTh i3 wins and T2 losses record. But This record does noT reTlecT The hard work and effort The Team puTinTo each game. We had Rod SmiTh, laveraging 26 poinfs per gamel The DeserT-lnyo Leagues second highesf scorer as well as Dan Boyd, The Top DIL reloounder iaveraging T7 rebounds per gamel in our ranks. Burch Cross and Gary Gillespie were valuable assisTanTs. Rod SmiTh also 8 Times broke The all Time high scorers record aT Bishop Union High School. 86 Bishop ..,. Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop .... Bishop .... Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop .... Bishop Bishop .... Bishop SCORES ,.. Lone Pine Porociefe Moiove Tehochcipi Desert Trono Tehochopi Boron Rosemond Troma Pciroclete DeserT Kem Volley X nnings blocks ca shot while Summers ond Boyd look on. P23 WP lg gil if Mon Summers 89 IM 5 16 R K W A I' 0? P '. xl L z X1 ,x.i W YA' x 535' YK 1 M A -1-vii.. 3 Ng! is 1 ,x Q W -I 44' 1- .4 ff 5 , , 1 K H, V Of -5.x N i . - , I V ' , .5 5213 X , 1503 QW X, . K ' .AV A K Z . sf: K w,mfgFm MWMMX 4 I ' f' , O .,-. -x-, ,ini ,gs + 1 , 'maya by -M- .Lx ff CEE BASKETBALL This yeor Ken Tcxnksley, the new Vice-princi- pol, cooched the Cee's in ci seclson ot rugged oction ond tough competition. Ted Roberts, Chuck Foremon, Don Gcillovvoy, Bob St. Louis, Gregg Newcomb ond Tye Hcitner led the teom in its first gome of the seoson December 3, crgoinst Lee Vinings Junior Vcirsity. Even though they foced mony detects ctt the opening of the seo' son, Cee spirit remczined high leooling them to severol lote seoson victories. X 'fi' Azz. ' . 5. 'ip 'mil F, xy' swf lt al. 'Blitz A. - Left to Right. lst: Joe Kurtak, John Walker, Larry Lester, Dow Soda, Ron Morgan, Wyman Dodd. Qnd: Dana Kufter, Craig Newcomb, Bill Albright, Brad Hutchinson, Dan Grcyenkamp. 3rd1 Bob St. Louis, Royce Brewer, Mike Holland, Jerry Morgan, Moses Acosta, Ranay Williams, Mike Goff, Dick Schneider. Athi Mike Higginbotham, Bruce Hall, Jim Brierly, Fred Termohlen, Gary Gillespie, Robert Jennings. 5th Richard Noels, Keith Burrows, Tom Stockton, Dan Morgan, Roger Scliley, Don Galloway, George Barnes. TRACK Bishops A, B, and C track squads took top honors in a recent four-way meet with Boron, Rosemond, and Kern Valley. Although the Broncos hadn't competed with Paraclete or Te- ' hachapi, at press time, we feel sure that the quality ot league competition will be excellent. There was stiff competition in the lOO, 220, and 4110 yard races this year. Boron was our toughest rival tor the D.l.L. championship. 1' s... Qs Ron Fansler at Desert Coaches: Oz Nelson and Dave Sharp, 96 -. Q , x, Q.Q ffY A ' N ll Randy Williams Top Right: Tom Stockfon ond Royce Brewer Middle Right: Don Grevenkomp I fi 3 i ,e 1 Larry Lester - H A ' 1 1 .H X I , A u. X- ali 1 F 1' N Jam Brnerly Don Sqdo 'x Top: John Rich Bottom: Jerry Morgan ll ,W rf-:L '4 , CRQSS CDU TRY This year's cross-country team was larger and stronger than last years. We had plenty ot runners to compete in both the iunior varsity as well as the varsity races. ' Bronco runners conquered in tour matches. The tirst two contests were with Paraclete and the re- maining matches were with Burroughs. The initial competition between Bishop and Para- clete was ci close call. We defeated them by only 4 points. In the second meeting with Paraclete we smashed them by fitteen points. We lost to Burl roughs twice. Keith Burrows established a new 2 mile course record this season with a time ot IO minutes 53 sec- onds. The previous record held by Ted Gardner was il minutes 29 seconds. , .,. SF ef .ft '1 ll? , 'N K. ' . , - 4+ Q 'Ia-4 Mark Johnson and Keith Burrows C W i A ,E I . ol D 5 3 my , i . - 'Q' o. x,, 5 --.-J'-,. '-- . Lf' vf 9' 5 .s .pg I - L0 ' 4, L 'U' X V - l jim . 5. - ' Q .b . g rl g ' C P 1 ,.-ig N.. V- K , 525.351-a 4... 3-he Louis Lobegki Gnd Joe Kunqk Flying B--Don Soda posses Porcclete men. I N . . A , . 3 . . ,A D. -9: . .gh T ' ,Ci f .. x Qggy-:,:.' Muff Q any a 'rv 4,1 3- . T Q .5 .4 - s ., 'P -I ?ff:ff' veit ?i?rf 1s 4533: ' ' Wir' ' swf , X- K ' I ,1 'tiff t, , '.-vw N T sevttsfsv t 4 '- , 1 1, , . P' Ui ' N. fc lp- ' 4'-1 if v .V -. ' fl 'L . 1 . V- kk. .' L Jag' 1- L p, lv ,sp- -K , X '4 f' H 'fl v ' if - N, A. V if I . ,, A iv! I S an ifgsq 1 'fgtgz ...Q . g ,vip Y 1 qs' A 'T 1 ,X ' ,fp fl! Tom Stockton and Rod Smith Coach Dave Sharp 99 4 - QQOY- Q- -...,.,, Avy 'Z - Q ' . - L., ' . sw, tr- A 'fum K f' H '1A: l',.., min A -.,v1,.g,,., BASEBALL Bronco Varsity Baseballs coach, Side- bottom, said, I hope the diamond will be playable by Easter, as he and his team aided by Student Body members scooped snow and mud off the B. U. H. S. Base- ball field. The snow forced the team to hold training indoors so the Broncos went to their first game with virtually no field practice. ln spite of this, our team beat Boron, their first opponents, ll-4. Qoach Sidebottom expressed optimism as he looked at the season l feel this will be a successful season even if we don't make CIF. The boys' spirit and intensity will make it good. .3 'NL l .usd .ifgfzf ' .if , 1 7 ii . . . ,,,,..-. ,D .... . ,D .NM ,,-f -.ip . 4 - ,, i.M v . . '- f' 5 if K . 111 glw' Ir.. v ' ' ' f . ' ' i .. . ' f x -isl. ' - 2 r -J..-f '.. ,. ,. . L-'F - ,mf 1' 'if T 'mm lf? ..P .1 - ' o Top row: V. Goin, Manager, Coach Siclelnoltom, J. Wells, G. Howard, T. Adams, B. Pattersory, M. Aviiia, J. H1-ss, B, Mcchain, P fliavcy, C. Spratt. Qncl rowi Manager M. ONCGI, G. Bardonnex, T. Sullivan, M. Connlcy, T, Tobin, S. Jennings, G. EasYl1am,A. Summers, Pm. Cioss, BatBra1. xW ,- , ,. . 7.,..QQa L. .AW .2 , ,.v-f.:e43:-xf..wiIfu.f-'.'f- . 1- I 9. -H., ,....t,,3.o-wf. W .seg -' f -: .... u g'lJT .- -4f,,as v.,a.-,WF-' , X TOT 4, X '1 P! ji ,or-QQ. -dl: 4-as it-In -n.-. ,. J ,Iv . ina. Ows 3, - ,ga - -if - Q -,v-nu, .,,,,- b .--.-. ' . .. : ,mi gg '., x sb.f4'R Q ' V-Os. - ' 0, 'Nik In-J. ...Q '-'VY' P . ' ' '-x - UQ 1 J- .4291 ' ' 4 L ' ' .1 QA . T an xi i 'IV 'X f1QlU',l 2 . Ox --.I 102 fs . ' ' ! ' 3 Ju . we . ms. ' nuns-. 'S. 3 , 4, . ,XXX Q45 ' . X, , -.Swv 1 . I 5 ...23s' Q xii' , , K. f. I v WR TLI G This was an organizational year for the wrestling team, The teann found it difficult competing against the larger and more ex- perienced wrestling clubs, The prospects for wrestling at B,U.H,S look very bright to coach Jack Reeder. Miguel Avitia and Jerry Simcox vvho have vvon all their matches are underclassmen and will prohahly return to win next year. Jerry Simcox, Miguel Avitia ,lorry Sirnfox, Moses Acosta in above: Mike Olsen, Jim Williams below: Mike Olsen and Jack Reeder ORGANIZATIONS n XX PR K K ,J , M ,Q-v..w-.w-H' ' uf? N. ..,,- ,pv,-mmim M,M1,.w1.1..wm--A K ...,.v.M- P kvkk A .,.,,,,,, -if .avvmmnan-aw.. 4. ,N-.m,Q. ,. Q, K .A---.ixwwyw-Qggf Swpqnrwx x- .Q , ,.L.g,, . ,...W 4 K Af .ks-lwswsf . . mv . 1 Kg, 'I Mfg, NZ f ,M fmt! . K Q , A . . A TIME OF If ' ' 9 I .Q Q V Q. I 2 fi PARTICIPATION 'x X XX : :I in I .Q David Hook Rod Smith President Vice-President ' YEA inn-35 ,314 rw ' Student council: Hans Stewart, Mike Wilson, David Hook, Morcie Jones, Judy Berger, Cindy Dovis, Nancy Nicoll. 1 fl is ' B I Morcie Jones Don Boyd Secretory Business Monoger IO6 STLIDE T GQVERNMENT S J This year's student council, under the able leadership of President David l-look, made several innovations in the school complex. Among the achievements ot the Student Council vvereg opening ot the Bronco Bar, helping to send rooter buses, and loaning of necessary funds to various clubs. The Student Council loaned money to the Letterman's Club lor blazers, to the Radio Club for an antennae, to the El Pinon for the yearbook, and to the Drama Department lor their plays. The Student Council also paid for tilms ot some football and basketball games. QI' C O ' 1 .lf Top row: M. Higginbothom, K. Burrows. 3rd row: S, Muth, A. Clark, C. Schneider. Qnd row: T. Hartvvig, J. Grevenkomp, J. Mortinson. lst row: P. Lommiman, M Jones, K. Hardy, C. Bocanegro. lO7 This year all students including the ones in the California Scholarship Federation have found that Scholastic competition is tougher and good grades harder to get, But the grades are not the ultimate goal ol the CSF., it is to encourage students to achieve success in lite. lt's tovvard this tinal goal that C.S.F. at- tempts to guide its nnemloers, lt rnay be iust one step on a long ladder, but it is a solid one. Advisor-Mr. Kalk 'Naai ,gk ., First row. J. Walker, B. Mcrrtenson, J. Martenson, Y, Odegaard, Second row: T. Sullivan, D. Hook, M. Hunt, H. Patriquin, M, Gandolfo, J. Horn, H. Holms, Partridge, A. Clark, S. Gorrigues. Third row: K. Gonzales, K. Grllluert, L. Olito, M. Willson, D. Irvine, D. Cutler, P. L:-rmmimcrn. Fourth row: F. Dock, R. lbe R. Mrlrauskas, D. Chitty, F. Srnith, P. Hook, A. Matlick. Fifth row: G. Colby, D. Hunter, J. Spencer. Sixth row: G. Wiltsie, K. Burrows. Y Q Qs X v -we Mlrmni ,nv 4 F nr ' ' J' ,,, ' V' '- N if ,ig,ffa7'L5.'. 'T rs , Q f l', i J ' 17-4' CSF Sealbearers at first semester. Top row: Rad Smith, David Irvine, David l-look, Tim Sullivan, President Joy Jensen. Bottom row: Mike Wilson, Jo Ellen Horn, Laura Burrows, Jan Spencer. Jo Ellen Horn, I Y ' -1 Od' Q we -, -, r k ,. ,, K David Irvine, lid f ' buff. Q . ,wa . ,. ' ,-.IA wal Vice Pres.: Mike Wilson, Secretary lO9 3 I gl L A ix 3 L 3 5 '- ' 4 df 6 xi . f QT' gf' V., 1' K A . A D, f As. N Al A M s '5 E 1 4?. 1' - x A l .gg .W 5 ' ' v. ' 5 ' ' v X .3 X X .. ,A l A v , X, . A gg: ' s ' ,uv V: , . '- ' U . v 4 7 A v- ', 5 c V ' I at Q I 1 4 J Q 1 I fr . Q ig ' F 'a X Q X P 2 K L 1 X N X mfx H x 4 f . N 's 'X X S i X F ra . , ik Q A xg ,fp F-ff 5- 5 .f Y-E 5 , 'ff swf 33:4 if V wise? Q. 48 . ,M 1, WA X1 iff! , fi ax 0 , 1 O . wi ew 1, ' . ' 1 as ,'- - ','.' aff' Q . Q 4 I QV X x. . , .F mf f 7 Q gf' x ' 2 Q Q A fx ,.....-r 1 K' , yn l A Q Lf 2 . f' fig ,QV , . 1 wmGQiI!ff5WAC5'Il'N6?lli5i KG, .ian 4 . 0. 1 u 1 :I . .J F.H. . For The TirsT Time in severol yeors The FuTure Home- mokers of Americo hos been orgdnized inTo on cicTive club, This yeor The girls under The supervision of Mrs. SCOTT ond Mrs. Hedgecock hove performed civic dufies for The communiTy using homemoking skills. During ChrisTmc1s vocoTion They sold fudge, cookies, cdndy, flowers, wreoThs, ond copies of 0 book, ChrisT- mos is ChrisT's BirThdoy vvriTTen by Mrs. SCOTT. The profiTs wenT Toword presenTs for The people in The Bishop ResT Home. FHA is on orgc1nizoTionThoTboTh Bishop High ond The communiTy of Bishop con be proud To remember. 9 0 1sT row: J. Rombeou, D. Rife, M. Love, L. Nesbeth, J. Wilber, S. McLoughlin, P. Nesbeth, J. Finney, Mrs. Hedgecock. 2nd row: Mrs. ScoTT, S, STevens E Walker, J. Hario, L. Tilley, D. Pefers, A. Ccushbough, L. OliTo, I. Gonzolos. . . ,,,,,,- R DIO CLUB WA6RAZ, military A and Radio Services. Want to talk to a serviceman in Vietnam? The Radio Club under the supervision of Mr, Spect accomplished this feat. Those radio enthusiasts hanging from antennaes around the school and talking via radio overseas have made this new organization a success. The Radio Club encountered numerous problems but met them head on with determin- ation and drive. Our beloved leader? C7 Boris calling Fearless Leader I lwl T- .Xrv if 1-fy V, .1 ig, 'li?5v.,A lx, ,0- 'M X ,. . , . l .32 'rn . -.lf . -rr T ,.r'. ' '4 - . .il . N yn 4 g . Q, L if y 4: , '-I. 1 - ' 'w, F. F. . The Times They are a changing, sang Bob Dylan and They did. For The firsT Time in The hisTory of Bishop High, FFA has declared Themselves noT prejudiced Toward girls. TogeTher, male and female FFA members made This year a successful one To be remembered by all aT BUHS. They sponsored The TradiTional 'Sadie Hawkins' dance in The girls gym and many of The club members enTered Their livesfoclc in The judging aT The Tri CounTy Fair, Once again Thanks should be given To OZ Nelson for his fine leadership as an advisor, I, ,f ,asf T was row L Evans K Sma ley J Walker S Tapp M Semler C Harris C. Wrighf, D. Taylor. 2nd row: P. Preku, S. Tallon, S. Williams, C. Haitt, J. Campbell, D Mitchell B Beaver S Thomas Standing Mr Thomas R Fansler Oz Nelson, D. Galloway, M. HigginboTharn, J. Rich, S. MarTa, S. Marieney, A. Clark, R. HESS The chess boord or better known os checker boord represents the world cmd the che-ssmen represent the phenomenon ot the universe. Sounds like o sociol science Closs, but in octudlity is o chess club. To mony the gome ot chess is thought of os the gclme of the universe while ot B.U.H.S. it is better known os Checkrnote or Got yo there. Chess Club enthusiasts meet on Tuesdoy, Wednesdoy, ond Thursdoy, this yectr. By competing omongst themselves, they leorned to master the universe Gnd chess. L a liz, ' , av 1 4 if C .nn , , ,, , ,W X 115 ix? French Club Officers FRENC LUB Le Club Francaise Avec nouveau enThusiasme, The French Club was reorganized This year under The direcfion of Monsieur Richards . The club sponsored various proiecTs To raise a scholarship for a deserving senior -one was a pen-pals de Tout le monde To sTudenTs, helping To bridge whaT could be called The inTer-naTion gap. Even Though le Clulo Frangaise may never Take a field Trip To France, They sTill had beaucoup de amusement, and a beTTer un- dersTanding of France ef le frangaise. L. To R.: Mr. Richards, R. Piombo, J. Hillary, L. Coons, M. Semler, S. Garrigues, C. VanDaele, M. Gondolfo, S. Beauregard, H. Pcitriquin, P. VanDoele, A Coshbaugh, L. Olito, A. Wiltsie. Front: C. Olito, C, Bocanegra. l lo 3 . l I 1 ---u-ul l l s l L. To r. Odegaord, Reed, Sherrod, Lobeski, Durban, The Spanish Club This year seT a goal Towards mak- ing enough money To give a scholarship To some lucky senior, They held a bake sale and Toward The end of The year sold pinaTas. All grade levels were included in This year's organizaTion. The only seT rule of The Spanish Club was: No habla ingles en el sesion ole espanol! , G KABA X Gonzales, Mrs. Gibson, Williamson, London, Delgado, Filmore, Hunf, Olifo. Spanish Club Officers 117 ' - . Xi . L l li - .- l l THE LETTERMEN'S CLUB lawn-wqgm' Vice-President-B. Cross, Advisor-Mr, Klekas, President-T. Sullivan, Representative-S, Jennings ll8 The Lettermen's Club is an athletic service organization. This year the foremost goal of the club was to support and back the different ath- letic events. They sponsored the Donkey Bas- ketball game which involved the faculty of the elementary school vs the faculty of the High School. The money made went toward athletic equipment, other activities of the Lettermen's Club was the handing out of programs at home games and serving as the chain-gang during the football season. The Lettermen's Club has done a fine iob of serving B.U.l-l.S., a job we shall all re- member. 'mul' sf 1 1' JTHL' U -I. fi 15 v Q . l Sv- I gh' f ,iw- 1' ff ' 1 ' .. , +3 K S. f 'arf- W ',f L', O U' -,I 2' .n--75 Y . , 2 f-'fu : atffliv -.... . ai Q- - S... .. -W 1 . -.,.x. , ,Wg -sve 0'1 ' w..,-- . V Avi? 'V 1- iffy: 4 ff-5 121. 5-nu-. 535. 1 .2 , Nwvw B .-I' nv . 4'1g,x,.pdun 'W '. -. 5, I ...,. -un-Qu' ,AQ 5 x 2 1 f If u I . P nl I I AWIX Lf x.v- ' x n DRILL TE M The drill Tecxm weoring blue uniforms, whiTe cowboy hc1Ts ond whiTe gloves brought color To mony home gclme holf Times. This is The Third yeor Tor The drill Teclm To perform QT BUHS. They provided lively enTerToinmenT oT The Homecoming Gome ond marched in severol Pgrodes. Speciol recogniTion should be given To The drill Teoms' new odvisor Mildred Ldnyon. J x . . L' : x. -, XJ 35, Q . ' , ff 'ly 'fi' -4. . - .siyawwnmf K jiwf- X -fxf, 'Ns ' NMS. b e ww V -'r'? 'sre-f' ... . r!f' . - ,Qi M.. V -, . lL.-R.l M. Church, K. Addis, L. Barns, C. VanPaele, D. Frenzi, L. Hustis, J. Martinson, C. Clark, Y. Odegcxard, P. Nisbeth, P. Olds, S. Beaugard, M. Reid, K. Gilbert. THE SERVICE CLUB at their best SERVICE CLUB The Service Club this year did a fine iob of serving the public. From making buttered pop- corn to filling cups with softdrinks they worked To meet The demands of their customers at home football and basketball games. They sold tickets as well as food at all sports events. The Service Club is an organization too often taken for granted by the student body. They con- tributed' their services to you and in return ask you to remember them as an important part of B.U.H.S. 121 't 2 , J ,Q if- .il N N X, .X X if . QQQAL I Front L.-R. Ted Roberts, Gene Weston, Jeff Smith, Glen Gordon. Bock Craig London, Jon Spencer, Poul Hollis, George McCoy, Kathy Gilbert, Carolyn Clark. TENN S Tennis this year started with a good snow shoveling workout. The courts were covered with 4 of snow plus 4 of ice. After two weeks of manual labor shoveling snow the first match was held at Burroughs. The five rnan team scored an easy victory. We wish to extend our thoughts of admiration to the Tennis Team for their tremendous fortitude and stamina in making this a fulfilling year. . , .,, , W Wvl ' ' , xl .,v., .- f . v'f'ff 'I,' , nl T23 GAA Officers l r Ronda Coburn President Cindy Davis first V P Gayle Coburn Treasurer Debbie MrTchell, Ice Cream Manager: Jackie Rambeau, Sports Man- .A. A. OTher Than The loud cries of Freshmen being Thrown in The showers and The snickers of The upperclassmen Taking parT, G.A.A. conTinued iTs usual sporTs acTiviTies. GAA. membership was less Than in pre- vious years. This was noT The prime concern of The girls Though because They seemed ro scream and laugh louder Than ever before. The Touchdown weaTher fell True To form as in oTher years. The ground was' frozen hard, The air was Too cold To breaThe, and girls were seen scaTTered all over The fooTball field wearing whaT one rnighf call Eskimo SuiTs iusT To keep warm. Though The Seniors have found iT hard To leap from Their Third place sloT in The Volley- ball and Touchdown TournamenTs, aT press Time They are looking for Their firsT Baskefball win over The Juniors since The eighTh grade. Through sorrow, cold and happy Times we've all experienced TogeTher The feeling of exciTemenT and fuIfiIlmenT one can achieve in Girls AThleTics. l I. I I L X .. , , ,,-:fg - M ...4...... .,,., . .S Hu- LQQ,,,.I, ,.,. rw, roi'-::A A D ,X WA lr ld C. Williamson, M. Jones, C. Davis, L. Grow, L, Burrows, M. Haskins, D. McMurry, L. Barnes, L. Dibble. 3rd row- P. Bengochia, J. Davis, J. Dona B. Bayer H Holmes, A. Hartshorn, C. Newcomb, D. Lester, K. Hardy, M. Reid. 4th row. J, Grevenkamp, K. Kinzy, B. Keller, L. Falk, A. Denver, G. Coburn, J., Gedvillas, D: Mitchel. ' ' Dill first row: ll. to r.l B. Brown, M. OConner, S. Tallon, D. Paul, B. Ray, M. Hemler, P. Parent, S. McLaughlin, C. Pedro, J. Walker, A, Cashbough, C. Jones, S. Beck 2nd row. J. Alvey, L. Manuelto, D. Cleveland, D. Redman, L. Nelson, G. Wagner, J, Wenger, J. Tockey, D. Hammond, K, McGregor, L. Williamson, C. Dock, J. Schielder, S. Kolsti. Srcl row. V. Allen, S. Mallory, D. Goodwin, M. Hunt, N. Nicoll, P. Lammirnan, C. 'Bocanegra, C. Stout, K. Foxhavcn, B. Martinson, J, Berger. 4th row: V. Stockton, M. Semlcr, Robinson, H. Patquin, M, Walker, K. Buck, L. Jones, T. Hartwig, C. Peters, J. Campbell, B, Falk, C. Burdick. 5th row: D. Taylor, D. Doherty, C. Stanley, P. Pettis, G. Baer, P. Albright, D. Kolste, P. Albright, M, Barlow, S. Thomas, K. Brown. 125 first row IL. to r.l P. Olds, J. Martinson, L. Ziegler, R. Coburn, L, Whitmore, J, Sousa, J. Rambeau, C. Beck, D. Lorimor, M. Church, K, Addis, S. Stevens. 2nd row: Alcshun! Touchdown Champs- Juniors l-r, Gonzales, Hardy, Holmes, Callcin S, Gedvillas, Mitchell, Coburn, Grevenkamp, and Lester. on 9 uf.: 5' - C ga 'C ' nz Ping Pong Champ labovel Debbie Taylor 126 3 1 S s 5 C or s ,X . - Aw sm - Volleyball Champs--Akshunl-Juniors I-rg Hardy, Gonzales, Lester, Kinzy, Gedvillas, Williamson, bot., Mitchell, Coburn, Holmes, and Grevenkarnp. X 1 ' Ti Badminton Champs labovel Ronda Coburn and Gayle Coburn As of press time Shuffleboard, Bas- ketball, and Base- ball Charnps had not been decided. Y 'R' A my ' Q .IU IOR GIRLS vs. SENIOR GIRLS This year The Juniors brushed The Seniors 44-113. Akshun! lJuniorsl and Toiyabes lSeniorsl were in close c:ompeTiTion all The way inTo The game's Tinal moments. WiTh IO sec. To go The score was Seniors A3-Juniors 42, wiTh The Seniors in possession of The ball. The Juniors gained conTrol of The rebound and in The lasT insTanT, Jeanie Grevenkamp made The winning baskeT. Final score Alcshun!-414, Toiyabes-43, A real hearTbrealcer for The Seniors. HardesT game we ever played, said The Juniors. Yeah Tor The Junior girls! SPN-.X xx W1 r .I wi- init .. J, 1 ,. ,L i x. 'l ia- y J' QVXIQ. if 1 me I '----...,. -.s,,,q NMWQ A W K ggfks. in is Q at .Wersi ,Y 1 , , J ..-- ' is T + ,W ug mo vin- J. Q, sg, . L 'Xa . - ,-',, 1-y ,A is ' ,. TQvwiy-, Yi ,zwfrslg asks' si' K 5 '31 1 J, iw.. Q w i. N ':wSn'Lsg1Ws Q,x.gxk igxgigwiitk -A 1. iv ' ,rrrw i v 4 -N' 1?+f'S,xZ3'i-sl K ,-. 6.14 .Y . fx , N .W i,i,,1 Sw? Treks, , , 1. A-, . t Aj- was v K ' r , S ififfiriiisievsvxsigssffrfsrr r S I T 1Q4s f1 j5s'g.fgy T G f es -L S S. sis we P I ss.s S 1 Q ff, iiiirisf frm ' - ' R , T , ' l GO -JUNIORSI Miss Shank standing faithfully by her team's side. , 1, MA , ,,....f Kathy Gonzales, Jeanie Grevenkarnp and Ronda Coburn. 128 s 1553 gr bi lbw ,anv- G.A.A. vs. the Wed. night Volleyball teams. Miss Shank, I would like to thank you tor all the help and guidance that you have given to me and to so many other girls in this school. Sports are very important tor keeping physically tit. You have Taught us our rules, helped us with certain sport tech- niques, and most ot all, you have made us good sports. When- ever l'm playing a game, I always remember what you are al- ways saying to the girls, It you're going to get out there and play a game, play to winl You are not only a tine P.E. teacher, but also an excellent advisor tor all the girls in G.A.A. I have learned so much from you, I know I could never forget all you have taught us. We are very grateful tor all the ,inside and outside time that you have spent teaching us how to play sports the correct way. Gratefully, A student and GAA. member P.S. We even won eight out ot ten games Wed. night for you, against those big ladies and men! X-N i 5. Miss 1 of , . ...www , ' , N Shank keeping an eye on her students. Follow the leader . . . Gayle Coburn, Deb Mitchell and Kathy Gonzales V 1 l A , s m ' U li SKI I N G I'rn so h-o-p-p-y To be h-e-r-e here. B To be h-e-r-e here on the hill of M-o-m On The hill of M-G-m To be s-k-i skiing. Glory, Glory Holleluicih Praise be the Lord. I'm so g-I-cn-d,glc1d1o be f-r-e-e free. To be f-r-e-e free like o b-i-r-d bird When l'm s-k-i skiing. Glory, Glory holleluioh, Proise be The Lord. 4.-iflal G-gx , J' , 'Vik-af .V ,-. f -X, '5Qf Q . . ,,, ff'7.awg Demonstrating their slalom Technic ore: upper left, Kandi MOCoy, upper right, Gordon Strochen, lower left, Heidi Holmes, lower right, Juergen Lciunsboch. A, ' 'e' ' flxs:fQ:,5- , wx f ' WSE K LQ Q-if-, Q Q, vyv Rx 'x gy, . qs, '- g'i,w5': XS K nf ' . -va-,:'?-gi 'Ar wifi , g,. NL- ,' ,-4:6-aw, J , p','-'1 l:'fg-Q' . 'L-l3 'k,' wg'-33? 1 V 'S ' iw in Y' ' fi 'ff -...gk 4, .Q Q. . me . mg-. ff-f, . -mf'4'E' 1. Vx ' :A K -. : E5if iif331fg' -- ' , , ,213-g-7 - ZT5fg5Ef? x , iifffff . 5' - 2 L .S-sc HJ-5 . ' ,Rc , ' . 5232? . Lf?r':sl 2 Krrkvf 1 '.'-5 ..'ff51w- J-651 4' 3'-f,s'b3..f3.f--5: Y f' ggi,-gf'42:,-x'.'. ,ik H K ' ' w i ?Igf1bi: .49 ?95v595lf?f?x-A . .1 '73jJ.Q'1g2415,..: Zi- if 2 ,. lq:u':wff1 'Q Wil Las' w 1 I- .Q- -I :1'l:sf' S1a3w1'Wff.-f- 'faq g1':ALggQ5.QQA..:g,'3mT- .M -5,- gjwlpiiw f b,-rx A K' .11-,, K 1- Q. QTSL 2 , Na- , 'gyS.:.5:kf . A Q. 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L iv Below: Lynn Summers, Dona Alldredge Editor Lindy speaks with Mrs. Martinson ,, 'Se Someone once said, i'Too many cooks spoil the broth. But not even with 23 staff members, and some help from Journalism I, did they man- age to spoil the Bronco Roundup, lbetter knowrvto the staff as Excedrin headache 3331. Ot course, with that over-abundance of talent and intestinal fortitude, deadlines are bound to be a mess. But out ot the mess came a newspaper rated First Class by The National Scholastic Press Associa- tion. A tew new ideas came out ot it too, like the first Journalism Day to be held in the Owens Valley with delegates representing schools from the Desert Inyo League and nearby places in Nevada. And when the last typewriter key is punched, Mrs. Martinson maps her damp brow and says, aw c'mon, you know it was really fun. 133 HQMECOMING NCVEMBER 2, I968 Homecoming this year was launched by a parade down Main Street. Each class and organization was eligible to enter a float in the parade. The Junior Class with their float Kick Off to Victory, won first place. That night at the Sand Pits Bishop students and adults attended the Bon Fire rally. Spirit and unity boosted the Broncos to victory in Saturday's Homecoming Game with a winning score of 7-6 over Boron. Queen Pam Martyn and her court were crowned at the traditional dance held that evening at the Elks Lodge. 2 I I ln... S i J i ,mi QU EEN PAM MARTYN JUNIOR PRINCESS SENIOR PRINCESS JEANIE GREVENKAMP LINDY GROW FRESHMAN PRINCESS SOPHOMORE PRINCESS BONNIE RAY DEE DEE KOLSTE THAT NIGHT AT THE DANCE -A M' ' '+-w-.,.., ,T ,, Tx l Queen Pom dances with escort Mel , . X 'B ET I7 - A 'WW - 30755 X' What happened to the girls? Bob Lowden and Volker Mussott 36 T THE GAME... Queen Porn draws winning football Yickef Our band nmrclws in slr-p Queen Pom Princesses Lindy, Jeanie, Deedee, and Bonnie, with their Escorts. x Wa K4 N.-'A' 'eq' W. Adding color to the game, the parade marches around the field. F A Q: L T.. fi A .a- Q Q- : . 1 ' 014 f -'.. . val n .1 f ' , , . Q ,. 1 - .. - Bishop fans cheer Broncos on. Future Homemakers' of America float. F ,. I 4 RW ,N in a-wx lxwp-Dx ,- ,fi .-.G , 5. z Y ,V . kiln X f 3, 55: ml. 'X 5 , Front row: Lum Ziegler, Gordon Wiltsie, Gary Lake Susan Denton Heidi Holmes Second row J S , , . 1 one cwso, Don Soda, Ncncy Nicoll, Jeannie Grevencomp, Laura Burrows, The top of Pot Lommimon's head. Third row, Bill Dentons mouth, Kim Fimbres' right eye, Clay Kelsey, Keith Burrows. EL PINI0 we worked hard. l38 i gg 're' W 'P Y F 'Il v Wal? I D QL.:- 2 'tn F 'f ' E E. 24' A. 1 'Q Q Wi 'U Q S' , 139 , .MS , 7 v . ii K 3 fl Y ir s sg? .A A 4 kv I ' . 'ff THE AMERICAN I DIAN CLUB The purpose of this club is to preserve The Inc culture and To do projects To benefit The Indians. The club has accomplished many Things This year We, Thar are Seniors leave the American Indian C hoping if To be even a berfer success for The new stud of B.U.l-l.S. They will also puf our a newspaper called the Gafhers. O Q . , -sv ,ou .i,,,,, O xii if hx a ff fs K f A THE ATOM, provided the music for this years LIGHT SHOW DRAMA The provocative world of the theatre became poignantly alive this year with particularly exciting challenges offered by such renowned dramatists as Sopho- cles, Charles Dickens, Bernard Shaw. Respectively, Antigone , The Christmas Carol , Arms and the Man . This year proved to be a time of interesting innovations in the high school theatre dept. in that a great deal of responsibility was relegated to student direc- tors in the areas of acting and producing which included lighting, sound, stage managing, costuming and publicity. To these directors, goes a great deal of admiration and thanks from all who proved themselves in competency, dedica- tion, and a tremendous desire to improve in the many, many hours of rehearsal, who are aware of their activity. The heart of the theatre, no less acknowledgement must be paid the per- formers, a group of striking personalities who provide an intense dedication to self-improvements in the difficult and nebulous, yet captivating field of acting. if 15 1 S Z6 i Vu! X 19772 N Debbie M mum' . k x 5 5 , . , 1 faux: Q , I ,A g k ,A , fi i ll C2 , itchell Heidi Holmes Cherie Coons i Head Cheerleader- l 48 BRQNCC SPIRIT This year the Varsity Cheerleaders have had new help in boosting spirit at games and rallies from our five Pom Pom girls. The JayVee Cheerleaders have also clone their part by faithfully cheering our JayVee teams onto many victories. v Yeah, Broncos! y... Cindy Davis Varsity Cheerleader ltop-boil: Cherie, Cindy, Debbie, Heidi, Gayle Coburn as alternate cheerleader. Y' C 14 2. ,t ,, gf!! 5 . -fm . , ss J' 'h,f ACADEMICS df ? I lf 11 A TIME or ACCOMPLISHMENT Mrs. Alfredo Cockerl for her years of continual service at the Northern Inyo Hospital and for her help in the opening of our new hospital. I I - I SCHOOL SUPPLIES una, M... Mr. Tanksly who has worked so hard iust making our school a better place and who did coaching our hard-working C team. AN I ILJUNIZ Mr. Thayer who has done so very much tor the Indians of BUHS and for the entire Indian community. Ken Abbot for his help in organizing those great fairgrounds dances and his outstanding work with L the drama department. E. fr. . ff Dove McCoy for his help with the racing team and making our ski school programs possible. Also for the generous scholarship he gives each year to a deserving Senior. Mr. Benson for the many hours he worked with the drama department and his help with the presentation ot fine plays, 5. x Ward I ...E c ...MI Anderson, the director of the indian Study Center at the Community Building. He is aided by the Title Ill ESEA Funds and members of the community. rin v0 I .J-g Ma.. . Qui sa, 4.. 1 nazi?-ilffsfe 1-'L 'i 'ggitt ,. ,V 4 G 4 x s wb . r I Q K ' W , , O . use We would like to recognize the efforts that the Indian Community has put forth in trying to make a better life for us all by promoting understanding among the individuals of Bishop. RECOG ITID We the El Pinon staff, take this opportunity to bring to your attention certain individuals and ideals we feel should not go unrewarded. We hereby recognize . . xx 'rj ' I may z X ,, ,. X . S 2 'i ' s' i i P 1 .Q X jf' if of s f ' -11.7 1 .. I X fx Q' K x ir 8 'L B . x A ' 1? if rg-s, I ' I D . ' v 5 D I I Q ' 'Q ' t , pf .' 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Q--wits-new S Ili fx FEW TRAILER RENTALS 425 North Morin Street Sporting Goods For Everyone SAFEWAY STORES 174 South Moin Street Soon Two Stores To Serve You AY . 5, '? .r avg ., .IM-7 svn MAC'S SPORTING GOODS AND , 4 THE CLOTHES TREE 101 North Moira Street The Best in Modern Fashions Bishop REXALL Drug Store 174 North Main Street Quality Drugs ond Cosmetics fp If .. lywi- K 'ffijaw 11-0-1 4-. XM' ' ,-H Q- , Q: If ., ' .Lx-31 -1 if 1 'ff 51: M M., '1' 1' ' i 'TV' V' Er ici' ' Gif. , - Nr?-t'T,, , , 8 35-,:'d:,i5g, 2 X, ,b H.. -y .- Q .fy 4 in .gli 1 I 1 . . - L 2,7 'ff S s Wi, 1 -1 , 1- 5 1 i 1 4 Q Aibu non: ns snom :gl 5 ncol quaint!!! . f'vf i O n 5 ,C . N MEADOW FARMS COUNTRY STORE Norfh Highwczy 395 Home of Buckoroo Bread cmd Smoke House Specialties JACK'S WAFFLE SHOP 437 N. Main Good Food Open 24 Hours O ,- 1 . G ' ' iz R' ff' ' O X f .- . Q I ff I L 15 ft 0 4 Q . X, fx Y-rs. X 'X 's kM,,,,,., x,.... - THE TOWN CRIER RESTAURANT 524 North Moin STreeT Copper Kettle-Coffee Shop ChorIie's Room-Cocktoils Corrioge Room-Gourmem' Dining JOSEPH'S Bl-RITE MARKET 211 North Morin Sfreef Pioneer Merchants of Owen's Volley' r l f,' Il 'I 1. I' 1' VV A C I QT' A,4'F il ini ..'.,i, i E' Q- L i ' N sf ' i i i E .Xfst 3. i Q il x.' i U' 5 N' NXV X-g,, ,. ..,.- ----A-' 'V 'QL K. 'ix ' 4 ...Q 1 'O OLYER-WILEY MOTORS, INC. 462 North Main Street Soles ond Service Your Transportation Hec1dquc1rters EMBERS 970 North Moin Street Dining Room and Cocktail Lounge ex A' F git' ' 'Q' , . 'JI V, lg.: gf un 1 1 ',,..,w v 1, rp., . 11: .A 'W 3 PM f . 4 vM,raI!.,A ,. .O , A O, Of .5 , 'nf 1 - 11 , 'O ' 5 - ' f 5f'v ' 7 E ,f .1 f QQ' f .+ 'M' . x 1 A B BROCK'S SPORTING GOODS Bishop 'FK' -8 Jay? AY' I, 1:-, 7. iw., , 395 mf' .. if . 1 'L J U Qi, ' X -if ' 1, ' W m -.ygt 'L S M4 wwpwg.:-M ,. , X A ,-wt-ig 1 .tri , :L-3.'UgL,f. 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