Albuquerque High School - La Reata Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)
- Class of 1956
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Cover
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Bobby Blackwood . . . Assisfanl' Edi+or
Terry Morris . . . Assis+an+ Edifor
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Board of Educa+ion Building . . . . Adminis+ra+ion
Universi+y Library . . . . . . Seniors
Tiieras Canyon . . . Juniors
Simms Building . . Sophomores
Courl' House . . . Organizafions
LiH'le Thealre .... . School Life
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ALBUQUERQUE
HIGH SCHOOL
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO
Volume XLVIII
DEDICATION
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ln Recognilion of His Greal' Leadership
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Albuquerque Public School Syslem
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CAPTAIN WARREN SMART
On December 20, Valley High School and Albuquerque High School were
told of the death of a great principal, soldier, and friend.
For five years, Captain Smart was the leader of the R.O.T.C. here at Albu-
querque High. During this time, he found a place in the heart of the
student body.
He left Albuquerque High in 1954 to become principal of Valley High. In
the one and a half years he was there he won the friendship and admiration
of many students and faculty members.
Captain Smart will always be remembered for his work in the training of
future soldiers and leaders of our country.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION
The leaders of the Albuquerque Public Schools are, from left to right, lVI1's. Mary Nicolai
Mr. Richard Thorne, Dr. Charles Spain, Mr. Robert Elder, Mr. John Varney lstandingl
Mr. S, Y. Jackson, Mr. John Milne, Mr. J. Leon Thompson.
JEWELL BROWN
ROBERT BRISCOE A.B., M.A. HELEN ROGERS WILSON N. WILLITS
B.S. Counselor, Di,-ectoy B.A., M.A. AB.. M.A.
Attendance Officer Student Affairs Girls' Counselor Distributive Education
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Mr. Ream's empty office symbolizes Although Miss Dixon's office is rarely seen by many, it
his policy of taking an active part in is the official starting place for the school activities,
school affairs,
Mr. Ream, principal, and Miss Dixon. assistant principal, co-operate
with each other to the fullest extent and take personal
interest in the school and students.
A typical scene in Miss Leahy's office is shown be-
low. Miss Leahy is doing one of her many jobs super-
vising the work of these two office-aides, Darla Warrick
and Elaine Stewart.
HELEN ALDRIDGE CLARA BARNHART BAUGHMAN MILDRED BREILAND
B.A., M.A. B.S., M.A. B.A., R.N. A,B,L,S,
French Mathematics School Nurse Librarian
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RILLA BRINK JOSEPH BURGER ALICE BUSKIRK Dr. WINFRED BUSKIRK
B.S. of Ed. AB., M.S. B.S.E., M.A. M.A., Ph.D.
Home Economics Chemistry English History
KATHERINE CARMICHAEL JOHNNIE CATON FLORENCE CHADWICK MADGE CHILDRE
l3.A. M.S., F.S. B.A., M.A. A,B,, M.A.
Bookkeeping Physical Education English Mathematics
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SARAH COOK EARL VRAMRR EDWARD CRISTY JERRY DAVIS
B.S.. M.A.. D. of Ed. B.A. of Music Ed. A.B.. M.A.
Biology Band and Orchestra History
R.A.
Mathematics
FRi4YQffli
This is a scene you would probably see if you walked
into Mrs. A1dridge's French class.
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ELYSE DEFFKE MARIAN DOUGLAS GEORGE FOEHR MARJORIE FOX
B.S. B.S.. M.S. B.S.. M.S. B.S., M.A.
Physical Education Clothing Physical Education Bookkeeping. Typing
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B.S., M.P.H. B.S. B.A., M.A. B.A., M.A.
Driving Physical Education Military Science Art
Shown above is Mr. Graham's Art class, under the
direction of a student teacher.
COYT HARTLINE
ROBERT HANNAH Machinist Certificate and VIOALLE HEFFERAN
B.A.
World History
Vocational Certificate B.A., M.A.
World History
ROBERT HEINSOHN
B.S. of Ed., M. of Ed.
Military Science, La Reata
FLORENCE HICKMAN JOHN HOBACK MARGARET HOLDERNESS KATHERINE HUNT
A.B.. M.A. B.A.. M.A. B.A., A.B., M.A. B.A.
English English, History English Librarian Clerk
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Mr. Simms is shown above pointing out insects to
one of the Biology classes.
PEGGY IDEN ROBERT IVEY ELIZABETH JARAMILLO MONETA JOHNSON
B.S., M.A. B.A., M.S. B.S. in Ed. B.A., M.A.
Physical Education Biology English Mathematics
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KATHERINE KELEHER RUTH KERKESLAGER LILLIAN KIEKE HUGH KING
B.A.,M.A. B.S.,B.S.S
United States History World History
A.B. Linotype Instructor
Commercial
Mrs. Jaramillo's English class seems to be very
quiet and absorbed in their readings.
MAY KLICKER ANN KOMADINA
B.A.. M.A. B.A..M.A.
World History Spanish
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JAMES LACOUR ESTHER LARSON
B.A., M.A. B,S., M.A.
English Home and Family
HELEN LEAHY
Secretary-Bookkeeper
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NELSON LOWERY
JEAN MARSH VIRGILIO MARTINEZ
B.S. B.A., M.A. B.A.. M.A.
Vocational Commercial Spanish
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W. B. MAXON
B.A., M. of Ed.
Physics
Shown above is Mr. West's Latin class during a lesson
from their text books.
ESTELLE MQDEVITT KITTY MCFALL RHEA MILLER
B.S. A.B., A.M. B.A.
Foods Spanish English
RITA MINKIN
B.A., M .A.
Spanish
HADLEY NAIL JOSEPHINE NAPOLEONE
B.S., M.S. B.A.
History Spanish
Below students look interested as Mr. Caton explains
the various blood types.
ELLA MONTOYA
Bookroom
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JUANITA PATTERSON
B.S.
Typing. Shorthand
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STAN RARICK FRED RENFRO
B.A., M.A. B.A., M.A.
History, Stagecraft, Counselor
Dramatics
The boys below are learning one of the many phases
involved in their architectural course.
MANDEL PETERSON
Vocational Printing
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FRANKLIN REYNOLDS
Drafting
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JACK RUSHING VIRGINIA SACKS
B.A., M.A. B.S.
Physical Education Physical Education
Get ready . . . get set . . . go! This scene takes place daily
in Mrs. Fox's Typing classes.
WILLIAM J. ROSIN
B,A.. M .A.
Electricity. General Shop
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VICKIE SANCHEZ
Secretary
CARMEN D. SEESE KATHERINE SHEPARD
B.S.. M.E.D. A.B., M.A.
Biology U. S. History
United States History can be enjoyable when you learn
from a teacher like Mr. Werstler.
ILENE SCHWABB
Secretary
CHARLES SINGLETON
B.A. in Ed.
Auto Shop
GOODSELL SLOCUM EDGAR WARREN SMITH
B.A. in Ed., M.A.
Chorus, Music History, English
Music Theory
M.A
Mrs. McFall is
students with their
H. R. SIMMS
B.S.
Biology
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assignment.
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WILLIAM SOKOLL
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ROBERT W. THOMAS MARY EDNA TRAMMELL
B.A.,, M.A. A B
English Engilizsh
"Do they equal?" asks Mrs. Childre of one
of her Algebra students.
LYDIA E. STRAND
BA.. MA.
Ffnglislz
TONY J. VALDEZ MYRTLE VIVIAN W. M. WALLING LUCILLE E. WELCH
B.S. B,S. Vocational Printing B.A.,
ysicai Education. Coaching English English
M s. Larson is shown prompting one of her students
X in her Home and Child Care class.
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ROBERT S. WERSTLER HARRY WEST ALLEN B. WILLIAMS CHERRILL WUGALTER
B.S. 5' B.A. M.A. Seceretary
U. S. History X, Latin English
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CAFETERIA STAFF
Left to right: Mrs. O. E. Cash, Mrs. Kathryn Gaines, Allcorn, Mrs. Harriett Bushner, Mrs. Eva Higgins, and
Mrs. Hattie L. Noble. Mrs. Hosnmond Seth, Mrs. Alf-thu Miss Margaret Wilson.
Crash, bang, buzz, and clang are noises you would usually
hear from Mr. Rarick's Stagecraft class. They are
always busy with one thing or another.
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First row, left to right, Victor Juarez, Isabel Padilla Second row, Ramon Montoya, Jose Olquin, Don
Chavez, Crcsencio Garcia. Perea, Canuto Ramirez, Liberato Carillo.
All together, now-OneHTwo-Three. These girls
aren't crazy. They're modern dancers.
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The officers of the senior class of '56 are meetings, prom, and a talent assembly. This
Buddy Justice, Presidentg Ruby Baca, Vice- year's senior class has done very much for the
Presidentg Gilbert Lovato, Secretary-Treasurer. betterment of Albuquerque High School. Now
The class of '56 has promoted many activi- they are looking forward to commencement
ties this year. Among them were a play, class and their plans for the future
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Abaskin, Helen
Silver Saddles 2, Fiddl-
ing Feet 3,4g Bowling 3,
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Abbott, Fred
Abbott, Jimmy
Wrestling 2,3,4g Hi-Y 32
"A" Club 2,3.
Abernathy, Richard
R.O.T.C.
Abeyta, Ella
Pepper Club 3,41 Ice
Skating 4.
Abeyta, Fidel
Abeyta. Santos
Absher, Sherman
Campus Club 23 Hi-Y 3,
43 Fiddling Feet 3.43
Student Council 2.
Adams, Bonnie
Silver Saddles 2,3,4
4Sec. 33, Fiddling Feet
2,3,4g Girls State Alter-
nate 3.
Albright, Earl
R.O.T.C. Drill Team:
O.N.C.O. Club, Ice
Skating Club 2,3,
Alire, Lupe
Pepper Club 2,3,4g In-
tramurals 2,3.
Alires, Fred
Almaroz, Violo
F.N.A.g Pepper Club.
Amador, Eddie
Anaya, Josephine
Pepper Club 2,33 Intra
murals 2,3.
Anaya, Rudy
Student Councilg Intra
murals.
Apodaca, Steve
Aragon, Ben
Aranda, Stella
Pepper Club 2,3,4g
French Clubg Student
Councilg Intramurals.
Archunde, Pauline
Tennis Club 2: Cheer-
leader 43 Pepper Club
4g Drill 3.
Armijo, Betty
Pepper Club: Drill.
Armijo, Raymond
Ashford, Laura
Advanced Chorus: Mix-
ed Chorus.
Atencio, Flora
Drill 45 Pepper Club 23
Student Council 2.
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Girls S t a t eg Tri-Hi-Y
CTreas.Jg Pepper Clubg
Drill.
Austin, Bill
Baca, Corina
Pepper Club 2,3,4g Tri-
Hi-Y CPres.Jg J.C.L. 2,3,
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Baca, Frances
Pepper Clubg French
Club Intramurals.
Baca, Jesse
Baca, Marcella
Ice Skating Clubg Drill.
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Girls State 33 Drill 3,4g 4
Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g Outdoor
Club CPres.J.
Baca, Regina
Pepper Clubg Major-
etteg Student Councilg
Drill,
Baca, Rudy
"A" Clubg Senior Class
Vice Presidentg Boys
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Bailie, Barbara
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Bandg Orchestra,
Barboa, Clara
S t u d e n t Council 2,35
Pepper Club 2,3,4g Skat-
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Barrios, Armando
Basila. Joanne
Drill 4: Pepper Club 3.
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Bass, JoAnn
Head Cheerleaderg Tri-
Hi-Yg Pepper Club 2,3,
4: Student Affairs.
Baughman, Boyce
Fiddling Feet, Projec-
tor Club.
Bauldridge, Kathryn
Pepper Club 2,3,4.
Bazan, Gloria
Pepper Club 3,43 Ice
Skating.
Behannon, Herbert
Chemistry Club: Honor
Society 2,33 Boys State
Alternate.
Bell, Betsy
S t u cl e n t Council 2,35
Yucca 3,41 Dramateens
2,3,4g Talent Assembl-
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Bemis, Shirley
Drill 3,45 Pepper Club
2,3,4g Tri-Hi-Y, Office
Aide 3.4.
Benavidez, Susan
Pepper Club 3,43 O.G.A.
3.
Bennett, Lois
P e p p e r Club 2.3,43
Latin Club 23 Drill
squad 3,43 Tri-Hi-Y 3.
Berg, Betty
Pepper Club 3,43 Silver
Saddles 2,33 Archaeo-
logy Society 3,42 Sen
Sims Tri-Hi-Y 4.
Black, Bob
F.F.A.
Bommelaere, Shirley
S t u d e nt Council 2,33
Pepper Club 2,3,4, Mod-
ern Dance 2,33 Drill 2.
Bonaguidi, Larry
Fiddling Feet 2,3.
Bond, Jeanette
H e a d Majorette 3,43
Girls Stateg P e p p e r
Club 2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 4.
Borough, Nancy Fern
Cheerleader 23 Girls
State 33 Honor Society
2,3,43 Counselors Aide
2,3,4.
Bowers, Ila
Nurse's Aid
Branum, James
O.N.C.O.
Breneman, Richard
F.F.A. 3,43 Skating 4.
Brink, Walter
Dramateens 2,33 Pro-
jector Club 2,33 KANW
2.
Brooks, Vicki
Cheerleader, H o n o r
Society 2,3Q Tri-Hi-Y 3,
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Brown, Dorothy
Band 2,3,43 Orchestra 3,
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Tri-Hi-Y: Pepper Club.
Brown, Lorenzo
Brown, Rexanna Faye
Tennis Club 3: Bowling
Club 3,45 Honor Society
2,3,4g Library Aide 4.
Burke, Judy
Dramateens 2,3,4g Yuc-
ca 2,3,4 CEditorJg Hon-
or Society 2,3,4g Pepper
Club 2,3,4.
Burkhardt, Ronnie
Football 3,43 Wrestling
3,41 Track 2.3.42 "A"
Club 3.4.
Burns, Jerry
Hi-Y.
Cain, Dixie
Fiddline: F e et: Junior
Escort 3g Skating Club
4: Pepper Club 3.4,
Campbell, Anna Mae
Pepper Club.
Candelaria, Bernard
Candelaria, Jack
Intramurals: Wrestlingg
Soccer.
Carley, Jane
Tri-Hi-Y 3,43 P e p p e r
Club 3,4.
Carlson, Paul
Operetta 2,3,4g Record
2,3,4g Dramateens 3,43
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Pepper Club 2,3,4g Drill
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Office Aide 4.
Case, June
Drill, Pepper Club.
Chapman, Barbara
Pepper Club.
Chapman, Fred
Record 2,3,4g 0.N.C.O.
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dent Council 4.
Chavez, Bernie
Pepper Club.
Chavez, Connie
Pepper Club 3,43 Rec-
ord 3,45 French Club 4g
Tennis 3.
Chavez, Dolores
Chavez. Frank
Auto Shop.
Chavez, Fidel
Chavez, Esther
Pepper Club: Student
Council, Drill.
Chavez, Eddie
Chavez, Jake
Astronomy Clubg Youth
Councilg Boyis State.
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Football: T r a c k,
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Pepper Club 2,3,4g Tri-
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Chavez, Pamela
Tri-Hi-Y 3,43 P e p p e r
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Chavez, Pat
Intramurals.
Chavez, Priscilla
Pepper Club 2,3,4g Drill
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Chavez, Rita
Chavez, Rose Marie
Pepper Club 2,3,4g Drill
3,43 Student Council 33
French Club 3.
Chavez, Ruth Yvonne
Tri-Hi-Y 1Pres. Vicel
Pepper Club 2,3,4g Stu-
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Student Council 2, Tri-
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Collins, Janet
Band 2,3,4g Tri-Hi-Y,
French Club 3: Pepper
Club 3,4.
Collins. Marilyn
French Club.
Cook, Marilyn
Pepper Club 3,45 Tri-Hi-
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3,45 Girl's State.
Cooke, Ronald
Copeland, Howard
Basketball 2,3, Football
3.
Cordero, Tillie
Pepper Club.
Cordova, Charles
"A" Club, Football 2,35
Basketball 2,45 Baseball
2.3.4.
Cornell, Lanny
Swimming 25 Hi-Y 3,45
Football 3.
Cosimati, Robert
Valve Liftersp Hi-Y.
Costales, Alonzo
Basketball 2,3,4g "A"
Club 3,4 CPres. 45 Hi-Y
3,43 Baseball 2,3,4.
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Courtney, Norman
Basketball, Track.
Cowan, Bonnie Lou
Cowdrey, Martha
Pepper Club 3,49 Drill
Squad 3,43 Attendance
Aide, Fiddling Feet 3,4.
Crawford, J oAn
Drill Squad.
Crobaugh, Karen
Pepper Club 2,3,4g Tri-
Hi-Y 3,45 Drill 3,43 Hon-
or Society 2,3,4.
Cravens, Gwendalyn
F.N.A.g Drill Squad.
Cutler, Retta
Honor Society 2,3,4g
Library Aide 3,45 Fid-
dling Feet 3,4g Chem-
istry Club 3,4.
Davalor, Robert
Davis, Theodore
Latin Club, F r e n c h
Clubg Boy's State Alter-
nate.
De Baca, Ferdy
Student Council fPres.
473 Boy's State 33 Hon-
or Society 2,3,4g Hi-Y 3,
4.
Deering, Jim
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Fiddling F e et 2,3,4g
Chemistry Club 8,43 Ice
Skating Club 3.4: J.C.L.
3.4.
Denson, Alyne
Tri-Hi- Y tVice Presb:
Bowling Club, Pepper
Club.
Denton, Buddy
Derbyshire, Mary Ellen
Class Vice Pres. 2,35
Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g Pepper
Club 2,3,4g Drill Squad
3.
Diaz, Lydia
Doherty, Diana
TriaHi-Y 4g Pepper Club
43 Roller Skating Club
4.
Dominguez, Dolores
Dominguez, Lupita
French Club.
Douglass, Pat
Dow, Robert
Doyle, Diana
Pepper Club 2,3,4g Tri-
Hi-Y 3,41 Color Guard 3,
43 Office Aide 3,4.
Duncan, Betty
Pepper Club 2,3,43 In-
tramurals 2,3g Ice Skat-
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Pepper Club 2,3,43 Dra-
mateens 2,3,43 Library
Aide 3,43 Youth Council
4.
Duran, Jeanette
Pepper Club 3,43
French Club 3.
Dwinell, David
Wrestling 2, 3, 43 "A"
Club 3.4: Hi-Y 3,4.
Easley, Carole Jean
P e p p e r Club 2.3,43
F.F.A. Sweetheart: Tri-
Hi-Y 2,3,43 Drill 3,4.
Easley, Jewell
Fiddling Feet 2,3,43 Sil-
ver Saddles 2,3,43 Stu-
dent Council 33 Girls
State.
Easton, Ruth Ann
P e p p e r Club 2,3,4Q
Bowling Club 3,41 Intra-
murals 33 Tennis Club
2.
Edgerly, George
Ice S k a t i n g, Science
Club.
Edmonson, Emily
B- T e a m Cheerleader3
Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Student
Council 33 Girls State
Alternate.
Epperson, Jon
Fiddling Feet 3,43
Youth Council 4.
Esquivel, Frank
Archaeology S o c i etyg
Student Council.
Ezell, Sandy
Projector Club.
Fagan, Martha Lou
Pepper Club 2,3,4: Drill
2,31 Drill Leader 43 Tri-
Hi-Y 2,3,4 CPres. 37.
Fahrion, Jolene
Archaeology Club 3,43
Student Council 4g Ar-
chaeology Stalf 3,4g
Pepper Club 3,4.
Finley, Phil
Football 2,3,4g Hi-Y 3,45
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Finn, Robert
Fitzgerald, Charles
Fogell, Betty
La Reata 2,3,-1 Editor-
in-Chief 43 Pepper Club
2,3,4.
Ford, Martha
F.N.A. 2,3 QPres. 433
Pepper Club 2,3,4: Fid-
dling Feet 2g Youth
Council.
Foster, Glennda
Franco, Mary Ann
Student Council 2: Drill
43 Pepper Club 4.
Gabaldon, Dick
Gabaldon, Gloria
Pepper Club 2,3,-13 Book
Room Aide 2,3,4g Ad-
vanced Chorus, Oper-
etta.
Galloway, Jim
Student Council, Hi-Yg
Y u c c a CLit. Editorjg
Boys State.
Garner, Wallace
Garcia, Elroy
Garcia, Felix
Garcia, Irene
Intramurals,
per Club.
Garcia, Lila
Intramuralsg Drill, Pep-
per Club.
Garcia, Mary
Pepper Club.
Garcia, Patsie
Science Clubg F.T.A.g
Library Aide, Pepper
Club.
Garcia, Rebecca
Pepper Club 2,3,4g Dra-
mateens 25 Intramurals.
Garcia, Tony
Gebert, Cynthia
Band 2,3,4g Office Aide
3.
Geer, Otto
F.F.A. 2,3,4 CPres. 41,
Fiddling Feet 2,3,4.
Gold, Betty Louise
Pepper Club 2,3,4g Drill
Squad 45 Tri-Hi-Y 4.
Gonzales, Ann Dolores
Tennis 25 Bowling 35
Drill 45 Sports 2,3,4.
Drillg Pep-
NR
Gonzales, Mary Dinah
Pepper Club 2.3.43 Tri-
Hi-Y 3g Drill 45 Office
Aide 4.
Gonzales, Jim
Gonzales, Robert Louis
O.N.C.O. Club 2.
Gomez, Annie
Gomez, Johnny
Gregg, Jann
Student Councilg Pop-
per Club.
Greer, Dixie
Griego, Edward
Gurule. Betty
Pepper C 1 u bg Drillg
Junior Escortg Student
Council.
Gutierrez, Eugene
Boys Stateg Hi-Yg Ast-
ronomy Clubg Intra-
murals.
Gutierrez, Mary Stella
P c p p e r Club: Drill
Squadg French Club.
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Student Council Bowl
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Hardy, Dorothy
Pepper Club: Cantata J
Harris, Barbara
Harris, Brian
Football 2,3,4g
ing 2,35 Track
Harris. Margaret
Drillg Tri-Hi-Y
Club.
Hay, Beatrice
Pepper Club 234 Tr
Hi-Y 3,4g Librarv Aide
33 Drill 3,4.
Hay, Sandra
Pepper Club 234 T11
Hi-Y 43 Drill 4 Chorus
2,3.
Hay, LeRoy
Hedges, Carol
Tri-Hi-Yg Pepper Club
2,3,4g Kampus Club 3
Roller Skating Club 2
Hendien, Felix
Bandg Chorusg Archaeo
logy Societyg F r e n c h
Club.
Hendrix, Lee
Heydt, Barbara
Astronmony Club
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Outdoor Clubg Science
Clubg Orchestra.
Heckinson, Jack
Football 2.
Hoeth, Richard
Hopper, Marye
Pepper Club.
Houchin, Robert
Hough, Roberta
Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 CVice Pres.
493 Attendance O ff i c e
4g Drill 3,43 P e p p e r
Club 2,3,4.
Hovey, William
Basketball.
Hubbard, John
Huntado, Marie
Pepper Club 4.
Hunton, James
Roller Skating Clubg Ice
Skating Club.
Jackson, Albert
Student Council.
Jaime, Elroy
B a s e ballg Basketballg
Latin Clubg F r e n c h
Club.
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Drill, Pepper Club.
Jaramillo, Vie
Jernigan, Bill
F.F.A. 2,3,4g Wrestling:
Silver Saddles 2,3,4.
Johnson, Frances
Pepper C lu bg Attend-
ance Office 4.
Johnson, Mary
Pepper Club 2,3,4g Drill
2,33 Tri-Hi-Y 3.
Johnson, Wanda
Jones, Eva
Attendance Office 3.
Jones, Julia
Pepper Club 2,3,4g Stu-
dent Affairs 4g Tri-Hi-Y
3,4 fSec. 433 Drill 3,4.
Jones, Kenton
"A" Club 2,3,4g Track 2.
3,45 Football 2,3,4.
Jordan, James
Justice, Calvin Edgar
Hi-Y 2,3,4g Class Presi-
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Pepper Club 2,3,4g Tri-
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Keithley, Sharron
Pepper Clubg Fiddling
Feet.
Keller, Mary Ann
Fiddling Feet 3,43 Sil-
ver Saddles 2g Junior
Escort: Bowling 4.
Kelly, Demetria
Dramateens 2,3,4g Rec-
ord 3,4g Speech Club 3,
4: F.T.A. 3,4 CPres.J.
Kelsoe, Billie Sue
Pepper Club, Drama-
teensg Student Councilg
Junior Play.
Kircher, Lynn
Astronomy Club 2,3,4g
Junior P la yg Drama-
teens 2,3,4g P e p p e 1'
Club 2,3,4.
Koehnke, Richard
Hi-Y 3,4g Football 3,4g
Swimming 2.
Lafferty, Mildred
F.H.A. 2,3,4.
Lawson, Donald
F.F.A.g Student Coun-
cilg Archaeologyg F.F.A.
Historian 3.
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Orchestra 2,35 Band 2,3,
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Junior Escort, Student
Affairs, Tri-Hi-Y, Pep-
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Lovato, Frank
Lovato, Gilbert
S e n i o r Class CSec.-
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Pepper Club 2,3,4g Tri-
Hi-Y 2,35 O.G.A.g Office
Girl 4.
Lucero, Bernadino
Lucero, David
Wrestling M a n a g e rg
Baseball, HA" Club.
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Pepper Club 3,43 Drill
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State 3: Projector Club Squad 41 Tri-Hi-Y 3.4.
2,4.
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Pepper Club 3,43 O.G.A.
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Pepper Club.
Martinez. Angie Martinez, Charlie
Drill 45 Student Coun-
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Pepper Club 2,3,4: Ice
3,4. ior Escortg Drillg Queen 3,43 Hi-Y 43 Boys State Skating Club 3,45 Coun-
Candidate. 3. selors Aide 3,43 'I'ri-Hi-
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Matteucci, Alex Mayberry, Howard McCandless, Gordon McClain, Patsy
Student Council CSec- Intramurals, Wrestling. Football 2,3,4g Track 3, Cheerleader 4, Tri-Hi-Y
Treas. 453 "A" Club 2,3, 4, Student Council 43 2,3,4g Pepper Club 2,3,
4, Hi-Y 2,3,4g Football Hi-Y 3,4. 43 Office Aide 4.
2,3,4.
McClain, Shirley McCleskey, Wayne McClendon, Jody McGuire, Frank
Majorette 2, 3, 4, Girls Fiddling Feet. Fiddling Feet 2,3,4g Ar- "A" Club 2,3,4g Football
State 3, Tri-Hi-Y 23,43 chaeology Society 4, 2,3,43 Wrestling 2,3,4:
Pepper Club 2,3,4. Honor Society 2,3,4g Sil- Hi-Y 3,4.
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Tri-Hi-Y 2,3 iPres. 43
Pepper Club 2,3,4g Kam:
pus Club 2,33 Drill 3,4.
McPherson, David
Wrestling 2,33 Swim
ming 25 Ice Skating 2,3.
Metzgar, Max
McHodgkins, Carroll McMurrough, Wanda McNeill, Bob
Bowling Club 2.
Meldrum, Harvey Merril, Jackie Metzgar, Lucy
F.F.A. 2,3,4g Fiddling Drill. Junior Escort 3 Attend
Feet 2,3,4. ance Office 4 Student
Council Alt
Meyers, Ted Miller, Anthony Miller, Pat
Tennis 2,3,4g "AU Club Hi-Yg Dramateens. Pepper Club 4
4: Latin Club 2g Hi-Y 4.
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Pepper Club, 4
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Montoya, John
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Student Council 2,3,4
Pepper Club 3,43 Bowl
ing Club 3,43 Ice Skat
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Pepper Club 3,4.
Montoya, Barbara Montoya, Candino Montoya, Elavio
Pepper Club 2,3,4g Drill Golf Club, "A" Club,
4. Hi-Y.
Montoya, Susan Mora, Manuelita Moraga, Elfigo
Pepper Club 2,3,4, Drill Tennis 21 Bowling 3, In-
4. tramurals 2,3,4: Drill 4,
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Morelock, Dorothy Moreno, Margaret Morris, Michael Morrison, Mary
Student Council 25 Pep- Archaeology S 0 c i e t y
per Club 45 Drill 4. fTreas. 33.
Morrison, Ronnie Moya, Lillie Moya, Romeo Muniz, Adelina
Football 3,45 Track 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y5 F.N.A.5 Pep-
Band 2,3,45 Orchestra 45
Hi-Y CChaplain 3,455 per Club5 Skating Club. Glee Club 2,3,45 Student
"A" Club.
Council 2,3.
Napoleone, Rudy Neeb, Karl Newman, Virginia Newsom, Weldom
P ro j e c to r Club 2,3 R.0.T.C.5 Drill Team 3, Chorus 2,35 Cantata 2,35
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Council 2,4. Baseball 2, 3, 43 Intra- Team. ance Olfice.
murals 2.
Novak, Dick Ong, Tane Ortega, Diana Ortiz, Irene
Bowling Club, Ice Skat- Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 iVice Pres. Pepper Club 4, Tri-Hi- Bulldog Queen 43 Stu-
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Office r 2, 3 CSec'y- Squad 43 Youth Council
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Otero, Ray Oviedo, Mary Louise Pace, Avanell Pacheco, Virginia
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Pepper Club. Fiddling Feet 3,43 Pep- Track 2,3g Baseball 4, F.F.A. CVice Pres 'SJ
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Pepper Club 3,43 Intra- French Club 3,45 Orch- Bowling Club. Student Council 4
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Club 2,3,4Q Hi-Y 43 Stu- Track.
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Rodriquez, Julie Roeder, David Romero, Esther Romero, Gilbert
F.T.A.3 Pepper Club. Band 2,3,43 Chemistry Drill Squad 43 Pepper Hi-Y3 Football 2.3,4'
Club 3,41 Outdoor Club Club 3,4.
23 Yucca 4.
Romero, Mary Helen Ronquillo, Oscar Roybal, Sam
Pepper Club 3,43 Drill. Student Council. Archaeology.
Track 2,3,4g HA" Club 4i
Ruggles, Joe
O.N.C.O. 23 Ice Skating
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Valve Lifters 3,41 Pro-
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Student Council.
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Saiz, Helen
Salas, Henry
Drill: Pepper Club.
Salome, Edward
Chorus: Projector
R.O.T.C.
Sanchez, Anita
Saavedra, Nancy
Drill 4g Pepper Club 3,
4g Student Council 3:
Bookroom Aide 4.
Salas, Mary
Pepper Club 2,3,4g Ice
S k a t i n g 2,3,4g Intra-
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Clubg Pepper Club 3,42 Skat- F 0 o t b a ll Manager:
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Sandoval, Delfino
Archaeology Club
French Club 3.
Sanchez, Prescelia Sanchez, Tom
Baseball 2,3,4g O.N.C.O.
2,3,4g Drill Team 3,4.
Sandoval, Leopaldo Sandoval, Ronnie
Tumbling. Football 2,3,4g Track 2,
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P e p p e r C lu b 3.4: Tennis Club 3: Science
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Squad 4: Intramurals 2. Student Council 3.
Short, Frances Shouse, Wanda Silva. Marie
Tri-Hi-Y 3.4: Drill 3.4: Pepper Club 2,3,4g Book
Latin Club 2: Pepper Room 2.3.41 S k a t i n g
Club 2.3.4. Club 2.
Simmones, Bill Skinner, Geraldine Smith, Shirley
R.O.T.C. 2,3,4: Outdoor
Club: R 0 l l e r Skating
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Pepper Club 2,3,4g Drill
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Archaeology Club 3. Pepper Club 2,3,43 Tri- Pepper Club 3,43 Tri-
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Sorensen, Jacqueline Stallman, Patty Standifier, Sandra
P e p p e r C lu b 3,41 Pepper Club 23 Fiddl- Drill Squad 43 Pepper
Nurses Aide 4. ing Feet 23 Student Club 3,4Q Tri-Hi-Y 23
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Tri-Hi-Y 3,43 Drill
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Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,43 Pepper
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Swisher, Joseph Tanuz, Arthur Teas, Marilyn Terwilliger, Nancy
Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g H o n o r Orchestra 2,3,4g Latin
Society, Drill Squad 33 Club 23 Band 4g Astron-
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Astronomy Club 4.
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Vermillion, Jeanne
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Skating Club 3,4g Ski 2,3,4g Fiddlin' Feet 2,3, Color Guard 3,45 Ski
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"A" Club, O.N.C.O.
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SENIOR CANES OF COLOR
Pictured to the right are Jo Ann Bass and Vicki
Brooks holding the two senior canes of colors. Every
Senior class since 1910 have added their colors 'to the
cane made of New Mexico cactus. In 1947 a new cane
was introduced, since the original could no longer ac-
commodate additional ribbons.
Wood, James Wood. Walter
Fiddling Feet.
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CLASS PLAY
The Seniors will always remember their class
Angel Street, in which Lynn Kircher portrayed one of
the leading roles. All the actors and actresses helped to
make the play live a long time in our memories of '56.
Senicr'
GRADUATION CAP
Irene Ortiz longingly trys on her graduation
cap to see how she will look on that memorable day
in May.
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BULLDOG
Pictured above is the long remembered Albu-
querque High Bulldog who keeps watch over the
patio and bolsters our school spirit.
Memories
MR. BROWN'S OFFICE
Mr. Brown's office is the place most likely to be re-
membered because it is one of the chief gathering places
for students to plan school dances, make decorations, or
just to get friendly advice.
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Angie Lovato
The leadership of the Junior Class was in
the capable hands of this yearls Junior officers
and has achieved much during the school year.
In the fall, the Junior Class play was presented.
Later came the Junior Talent assembly and then
Joyce Neuber
Kurt Stromberg
the Junior and Senior Prom.
The class has elected as its officers these
deserving students: Kurt Stromberg, presidentg
Joyce Neuber, vice-presidentg and Angie Lovato,
secretary-treasurer.
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Webster, Ronnie
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scene is students rushing to classes and last minute returned to their homes. This is when the halls hue
gossip sessions at the classroom door. Here we see their moments of silence.
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This year's Sophomore Class got off to a
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class officers: President, John C. De Bacag Vice-
President, Martha Acevesg Secretary-Treasurer,
Mary Helen Jaramillo.
John C. De Baca
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Alex Matteucci, Secretary: Ferdy De Baca, President: Mr. Jewell Brown, sponsorg
and Buddy Justice, Vice President
STUDENT COUNCIL
tFirst Semesterh
The Student Council is the governing body of Al-
buquerque High School Each home room elects a re
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resentative to it. Representatives meet every second and
Shown below is the first semester Student Council
representatives. Left to right are, first row, Gilbert
Lavato, Jim Martinez, Walter Brink, Alex Matteucci,
Ferde C. DeBaca, Buddy Justice, Lee Stevens, Garland
Dean, and Dick Ramond.
Second row, Joyce Ciesielski, Ione Zimmerman,
Richard Fortune, Albert Herrera, Joe Mares, Eddie
Espinosa, Frank Esquival, Gordon McCandless, Joe
Weller.
Third row, Mr. Brown, sponsor, Margaret Mat-
fourth Wednesday in the Library basement to discuss
schaol and student problems. The council plans activi-
ties such as pep rallies and the Green and White Ball.
teucci, Viola Gallegos, Shirley Mock, Judith Barrett,
Shirley Givens, Mary Cochran, Artiste Thomas, Beatrice
Abeyta, Mary Seymore, Irene Ortiz, Lori Dwinell, Mary
Ann Ortiz, Martha Terwilliger, Molly Modrall, Nancy
Robinson, Josette Pacheco.
Fourth row, Gretchen Brooks, Jolene Fahrion, Sally
Salnas, Phyllis Bennett, Esther Chavez, Angie Martinez,
Regina Baca, Flora Lavato, Eloy Navarro, Sammy Dun-
can, Kurt Stromberg, Leo Gomez, Henry Chacon, and
Fred Chapman.
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Second semester Student Council officers pictured above from left to right
are Ferdy De Baca, President, Joe Weller, Vice President: Viola Gallegos, Secref
tary-Treasurer, and Mr. Brown, Counselor.
STUDENT COUNCIL
tSecond Semesterj
Pictured below from left to right are second semes-
ter Student Council members.
First row, Jim Wojack, Gilfred Baca, Joe Weller
Ferdy De Baca, Adolf Gurele, Don Lawson, Ted Thomp-
son, Sam De Baca.
Second row, Irene Ortiz, Judy Darrh, Jolene Fah-
rion, Jann Gregg, Joe T. Mares, Sam Alderete, Henry
Chacon, Eddie Espinosa, Jimmy Coleman, Al.bert Her-
rera, Lee Stevens, Jack Wilger, Buddy Justice, Dixie
Greer, Laura Williams.
Third row, Mr. Brown, Gretchen Brooks, Viola
Gallegos, Margaret Stevens, Pauline Archunde, Mary
Seymour, Ruth Lopez, Corina Baca, Angie Martinez,
Esther Chavez, Regina Baca,, Lesta Davidson, Ginger
Dunigan, Flora Lovato, Esther Sanchez, Patsy Burson.
Pat Douglass, Phyllis Bennett, Rexanna Brown.
Fourth row, Dolores Baca, Della Ramirez, Shirley
Mock, Lorie Dwinell, Mickie Lucero, Emily Ulibarri,
Lynnita Tittman, Demetria Kelly, Nancy Robinson, Molly
Modrall, Charlotte Mabrey, Rosella Rena, Martha Aceves,
Beatrice Abeyta, Joyce Cesielski, Doris Goodloe, Shirley
Givens.
Fifth row, Frank Apodaca, Frank McGuire, Leo
Gomez, Eloy Nevarro, Bob Costales, Fred Chapman,
Gordon McCandless, Gilbert Lovato, Sammy Dungan,
James Martinez, Norman Courtney, Frank Lovato, Gar-
land Dean.
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MUSEUM STAFF
The museum staff of AHS meeting every seventh period, has the interesting
job of piecing together the pottery found by the Archaeology Society. They also
lecture to the World History classes, show people around the museum, and have
appeared on television programs. Pictured above is the Museum .stat't', Jolene Fahe
rion, Betty Berg, and Jack Windsor.
ARCHAEOLOGY SOCIETY
The Archaeology Society of AHS meets every first
and third Monday of the month They have gone on
field trips and have visited Zia, Jemez, Santa Domingo
and San Il Defonso Indian pueblos, with their sponsor,
Dr. Wintred Buskirk. They also attend joint meetings
with the University of New Mexico's Archaeology and
Anthropology classes. Many interesting discoveries
have been made by the society in the past few years.
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First row, Avanell Pace. President: Jody lNlct'lendon
Secretary-Treasurer: Deloris Gault, Betty Berg. i
Second row, Dr. Buskirk, Gabriel Contreras. Jolene
Fahrion, Jack Windsor, Delfino Sandoval,
Third row, Frank Esquivel, Dave Snow, Sam Rovbal
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ASTRONOMY CLUB
The Astronomy club meets every Thursday night at
7:30 in Room 132 with Mrs. Hefferan, their sponsor.
These fifteen members view the stars and planets
through telescopes, make reports and watch film strips
on various subjects of the Stratosphere. The most im-
portant project of the year for the Astronomy Club is
their entry in the Science Fair.
In the picture above, from left to right are,
FRENC
The French Club, in its second year of organization,
is very popular with the students of AHS. Mrs.
Aldridge is the sponsor. All French Club students are
in Mrs. A1dridge's French classes. The club has spon-
sored such activities as a chocolate eclair sell and a
teahfor the faculty. In the picture below are, from left to
rig t,
First row, Gabriel Contreras, Edwina Chavez, Ruth
Lopez, Pat Young, Helen Salas, Cecilia Montoya, Chris-
tina Sedillo, Sally Vigil, Cicilia Sanchez, Lupita Domin-
quez, Judy Sprunger, Felicila Gurule, Jenny Torrez.
First row, Lynn Kircher, Treasurer, lst semester,
Sue Dunnam, Secretary, Gabriel Contreras, Vice Presi-
dent, Jake Chavez, President, 1st semester, and Don
Van Winkle.
Second row, Mickey Ortiz, Mr. Joe R. Ortiz, Mrs.
Vioalle Hefferan, sponsor, Richard Severinghaus, Presi-
dent, 2nd semesterg John Haas, Barbara Heydt, Retta
Cutler, Treasurer, 2nd semester.
H CLUB
Second row, James Durand, Bob Gonzales, Bobby
Blackwood, Sally Salinas, Sue Sackett, Pat Silva, Trish
Crowly, lone Zimmerman, Connie Ronquiullo, Sharon
McAnneny, Merne Garcia, Merlinda Robere, Andrea
Garley.
'Ihird row, Herbert Page, Ben Aragon, Roy Quin-
tana,, David Rankin, John Turner, Carolyn Parnall,
Lynnitta Tittmann, Margie Salas, Jo Etta Foster, Marion
Vahle, Olympia Garcia, Betty Garcia, Mary Ellen Der-
byshire, Skinny Checkers, Kenny Simons.
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SCIENCE CLUB
With their s onsors Mr Ive Mrs
p . y, . Russell, and Mr.
Simms, the Science Club meets every Wednesday after-
noon. Among their many activities are field trips, par-
ticipation in television programs, the Science Fair and
laboratory projects. The club is open to all students who
are in any phase of Science in Albuquerque High School.
In the picture at the top of the page are, from left
to right, back row, Gillette Bryan, George Edszerly, Molly
Modrall, Ferdy C. De Baca, Mr. Ivey, Jack Hunter, Mr.
Simms, Mrs, Russell, Priscilla Montoya.
Front row, Trish Crowley, Secretary, Denny Carlisle,
Vicc President, Lynnita Tittmann, President.
CHEMISTRY CLUB
Under the direction of Mr. Burger a group of 19
active students from Chemistry and Physics classes prod
deeper into science every Tuesday after school. Although
they are a new club at AHS their activities include
demonstrations for grade schools, television shows, the
science assembly, and projects for Science Fair.
In the picture below are, back row, left to right,
Carl Schulz, Ferdy De Baca, Henry Whateley, Ray Mat-
teucci, John Kinkade, Carl Delles, Jack Hunter, Jack
Windsor, Lab. Assist.
Front row, left to right, J. P. Burger, sponsor, David
Roeder, Herb Bohannon, President, Mickey Ortiz, Retta
Cutler, Vice President: Nancy Terwilliger, Jeannie
Jontz, Molly Modrall, Lynnita Tittmann, Jody Mce
Clendon, Secretary-Treasurer, Tommy Sparks, Richard
Holmes, Gillette Bryan.
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COUNSELOR'S AIDES
The Counselors Aides are comprised of a feiv girls Mrs. Rogers' Aides are shown from left to right in
who assist Mrs. Rogers and Mr. Brown. These girls run the top picture. Frankie Miller, Peggy Loy, Silvia
errands and deliver messages 10 the students and faeul- Montoya, and Mrs. Rogers.
ty. Their largest job is to aid in keeping track of all
students at Albuquerque High School.
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Mr. Brown's Aides are shown in the bottom picture Back row, Diana Doyle, Doloris Dominquez, Georgia
trom left to right, Capel, Georgia Maryol, Jean Sena. Nancy Borough, Mari-
Front row, Judy Sprunger, Shirley Bemis, Shirley lyn Cook, Mr. Brown.
Bommelarie, Viola Gallegos, Julie Jones, Emily Ed-
monson.
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ATTENDANCE OFFICE AIDES
The Albuquerque High School Attendance Aides
and Miss Leahy's office help may be seen scurrying
around thc school anytime during the day. The Aides'
duties are to help with the posting of absences, to col-
lect attendance lips, and to distribute them to the home
room teachers. They also run errands and answer the
telephone.
Pictured below from left to right, in the first row,
are Jeanie Jontz, Carol Hedges, Sharlene Morgan, Jo
Ann Starr, Elaine Stewart, Margaret Stevens, Maxine
Blaugrand, Judy Valdez.
Second row, Deanna Orona, Joyce Ciesielski, Jeannie
Kikawa, Anita Shield, Ileta Harris, Jeanne Vermillion,
Martha Ford.
Third row, Miss Leahy, Sharon McAneny, Roberta
Haugh, Francis Johnson, Jean Norris, Martha Cowdry,
Lucy Metzfzar, Betty Chapman, Donna Jones, Avanell
Pace, Mr. Briscoe.
LIBRARY
The Library Aides are probably the most helpful
girls in school. They assist the librarians in keeping
the library in order. They also help the students find
the type of books they want. These girls may be found
in the library any time during the day helping out
when they are needed.
Shown above from left to right,
AIDES
Front row, Mrs. Hunt, Librariang Martha Moulds,
Presidentg Rexana Brown, Vice Presidentg Mrs. Breiland.
Back row, Ileta Harris, Jeannette Bond, Bobbie Wil-
liams, Nancy Terwilliger, Sue Dunnam, Youth Council
Representativeg Helen Abaskin, Secretary-Treasurerg
Retta Cutler, Dolores Baca, Pat Hinchman.
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BOOKROOM AIDES
Mrs. Ella Montoya and the bookroom girls have
theh job of issuing books at the first of the year, ex-
changing the books at the end of the semester, and
mending the damaged books, They also put the books
in order at the end of the year.
In the picture above are, from left to right,
First row, Marion Gulley, Wanda Shouse, Mrs. Mon-
toya, Clerk, Gloria Gabaldon, Betty Smith.
Second row, Barbara Rusk, Barbara West, Mary
Coleman. Ruby Garcia, Marie Innis, Ioana Tapia, Helen
Suttor, Mariane Romero, Etha Frazier. Earlene Crisp,
Gloria Davis, Geraldine Hall, Linda Mulky.
Third row, Kay Bowen, Priscilla Danfelser, Carol
Martin.
NURSE'S AIDES
The nurses aides are the girls that help Mrs. Baugh-
man at AHS. Some of their duties are to give eye
tests, weigh students, and help with hearing tests.
Most of the girls hope to be nurses in the near fu-
ture and many former students are now in a nursing
career,
In the picture below from left to right,
First row, Eloise Sanchez, Rose Chavez, Joyce Neu-
ber, Mrs. Baughman.
Second row. Marie Padillo, Martha Cowdrey, Ida
Corfield, Jo Lynn Oney, Illa Bowers, Jackie Sorenson,
Martha Ford, Mary Bess Cochran, Nancy Page.
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FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA
Albuquerque High School is proud of its Future
Teachers of America Chapter. The Chapter was organ-
ized in 1947 and is the third oldest in the state. The
main purpose of the club is to interest the students in
the leaching profession.
Pictured above from left to right are, Mr. Graham,
sponsor, Mrs Jaramillo, sponsor, Joyce Wiltbank, De-
metria Kelly, President Margaret Gilbert, Vice-President,
Jean Daniel, Lucille Lunford, Helen Sutton.
FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA
In the fall, the members and sponsors of the Future
Nurses of America went on a tour of the hospitals in
Albuquerque to see nurses at work. They were accom-
panied by girls from all over New Mexico who were
here for the Nurses' Day program. This is only one of the
many activities they participated in this year.
At the bottom of the page, from left to right are,
Front row, Donna Jones, Reylea Honeker, Irma
Clark, Dorence Seiburt, Esther Romero, Roberta Argu-
ello, Corresponding Secretary.
Second row, Patsy Koenig, Pat Miller, Mary Crow,
Barbara Howard, Secretary-Treasurer, Sue Gee, Sharon
Gacidy.
Third row, Darla Warrick, Vice President, Linda
Caghilla, Martha Ford, President, Mrs. Baughman, Mrs.
Larson, Karen Wright.
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RECORD
The Record, the Albuquerque High School paper, has reported
the outstanding events all through the year. Among their social
activities they enjoy an annual press banquet and a two day press
convention in Las Vegas, New Mexico.
The editors are pictured above from left to right, Nancy Robin-
son, Editor-in-Chiefg Molly Modrall, Associate Editorg Benny Mof-
fett, Sports Editor. The staff is under the supervision of Dr. Wini-
fred Buskirk. The Record staff brings to our attention many things
around AHS that would otherwise go unnoticed.
Pictured at the left is Nancy Robinson as she points out an
amusing item from the Record to Molly Modrall and Jo Ann Evans.
Pictured below is the Record staff with Dr. Buskirk. From left
to right, standing, Dr. Buskirk, sponsor, Margaret Gilbert, Patti
Assimakis, Patricia Stady, Joyce Wiltbank Jimmy Brown, Kenneth
Eitzen.
Second row, Tommy Hanna, Eleanor Bingham, Marie Lopez,
Cecilia Garcia, Jo Etta Foster, Barbara Howard, Emily Linn.
First row, Jo Ann Evans, Demetria Kelly, Patricia Crowley,
Lesta Davidson, Jeanne Bostic, Don Woods,
YUCCA
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The Yucca, our -zchool magazine was started twenty-one years
ago, in order to give the 'students an opportunity to publish their
own literary contributions in a magazine of their own. The articles
vary from drama to light fiction. The Yucca is published once each
semester.
Editors are pictured above from left to right, Betsy Bell, Liter-
ary Editorg Judy Burke, Editor-in-Chiefg James Galloway and Caro-
lyn Parnall, Literary Editors.
Pictured at the right are Judy Burke and Betsy Bell as they
glance over a production.
The sponsors are J. L. Lacour, F. F. Graham and W. M. Wal-
ling. The staff led by Judy Burke has contributed much toward
the literary output of our school.
The staff pictured below are from left to right, Neal Weiden-
hofor, David Roeder, Nancy Robinson, Jim Davis, and Mr. Lacour.
LA REATA
La Reata is the school yearbook and is published annually. The first
issue of La Reata was published in 1919 and was the first continuous publi-
cation at AHS. At first it was printed downtown, but then it moved to the
print shop at AHS. During the first years the La Reata sold advertisements
to keep up with expenses.
At the left is shown the capable sponsor, Coach Heinsohn. The La
Reata editors from left to right in the picture below are Terry Morris,
Assistant Editorg Bobby Blackwood, Assistant Editorg Betty Fogell, Editor-
in-Chief, and Linda Kobernat, Art-Sports Editor,
The La Reata staff enjoys a press banquet and a two day trip to Las
Vegas, New Mexico, for their annual Press Convention.
Pictured below from left to right are Peggy Beckett, Laura Williams.
Charlotte Williams, Patsy Burson, Wanda Daily. Mary Crow, and Mary
Leonard.
HONOR SOCIETY
The Honor Society consists of students who maintain a high scholastic
record. The members must have an average of ten points in their grades
to be in the society. Shown in the picture at right is Mrs. Klicker, the
sponsor. The officers in the center picture are David Roeder, President
and Molly Modrall, Vice-President, second semester.
The members in the picture at the bottom are from left to right, first
row, Trish Crowley, Linda Kobernat, Lynita Tittman, Joan Dreyer, Martha
Moulds, Nancy Terwilliger, Secretary-Treasurerg David Roeder, Presidentg
Nancy Borough, Vice-President, first semesterg Jewell. Easley, Nancy
Robinson, Ivanell Pace and Herb Bohannon.
Second row, Judy Darrh, Martha Terwilliger, Molly Modrall, Margaret
Stevens, Maxine Blaugrund, Carolyn Parnell, Demetria Kelly, Betty Boyd,
Anna Robins, Judy Burke, Jody McClend0n, Wanda Meadows, Irene Abas-
kin, Rexana Brown, Patricia Stady, John Kinkad, Gretchen Brooks and
Mrs. Klicker.
Back row, Retta Cutler, Phyllis Bennet, Priscilla Montoya, Helen Ben-
net, Raymond Baca, Eddy Cordova, Wayne Burrows, Kenny Thomas, Gar-
land Dean, Jack Hunter, Joyce Neuber, Gillette Bryan, and Joe Harris.
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Pictured below are the members of the Dramateens,
from left to right, back row, Irene Abaskin, Patsy Bur-
son, Eleanor Bingham, Joyce Neuber, Betsy Bell, Lynn
Kircher, Secretary-Treasurer, Judy Burke, Presidentg
Terry Morris, Vice President, Patti Assimikas, Helen
Horowitz, Judy Darrh, JoAnn Deskin, Burnette Mulcahy,
Barbara West, Nancy Robinson, Sue Dunham, and Tony
Miller.
Second row, Trish Crowley, Wanda Meadows, Deme-
tria Kelly, Denny Sue Carlisle, Ella Valdez, Elsie Claire,
Sally Salinas, Carmen Florence, Priscilla Montoya, Diana
Baker and Mary Helen Jaramillo.
Bottom row, left to right, Walter Brink, Bobby Black-
wood, Tommy Hanna, Gillette Bryan, Scott McCoy, Eddie
Stoll, and Micky Culberson.
DRAMATEENS
The Dramateens is one of the most
active clubs at AHS. Their main function is
providing entertainment for the students.
They presented several one act plays such
as 'High Windowf 'So Wonderful in
Whitej tSunday Costs Five Pesos' and
'Three on a Benchf They also sponsor the
Junior and Senior plays.
Shown at left are the sponors of the
Dramateens from left to right, Mr. Hoback,
Mr. Werstler, and Mr. Rarick.
Shown below is Judy Burke, President,
conducting one of the many meetings.
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There is an inspection team sent out every year.
from Fort Sam Houston, Texas.
Each year R.O.T.C. enters the William R. Hearst
and flth Army Intercollegiate Interscholastic rifle
matches. R.O.T.C. teaches the boys self-government
and gives them military training.
R.O.T.C. is open to Sophomore, Junior and
Senior boys
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COLOR GUARD
The color guard consists of four members of
R.O.T.C picked from the drill team. There are two
escorts and two bearers. They escort colors for for-
mation of companies and special occasions.
They are from left to right, Clarence Romero.
Paul Watson, Bill Anderson, Frankie Turner.
HEAD OFFICERS
The head officers of R.O.T.C. are from left to
right, Buddy Justice, Adjutantg John Reardon. Plans
and Training and Eddie Barela, Platoon Commander.
The R.O.T.C. is sponsored by Major Gooch. pic
tured below.
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R.G.T.C.
Company A
Montoya, Kenneth Cain, Neal Weidenhofer, Dennis Han-
First row, from left to right, James Sisk. Carl Mow- Seii, Phil Riherq Lahhy Russiiii, Mei A. Chavez.
ery. Dick Dunatichik, Bill House, Paul Carroll, Stege Third i-OW7 Jei-iqy COX, giiiy 'fhompsony Richard Can-
West, Willie -7aCkS0U- trell, Lee Collins, Kenneth Bishop, W. C. Cotton, Nyle
Second row, Major Gooch, Kenneth Blush, Robert Howsman, Leonard Baros,
Company B
First row, Jimmy Dura, Clifford Perrin, Ronnie San- Sanchez, Lewis Seaman.
dvval, R0gfi1' Arnold- Third row, Garry Hughes, Robert Pena, Jonny Naber
Second row, Gordon Hine, Jordon Raines, Edward Harold Lappin, Richard Blackwood, Gil Matiinez, Orl
Madison, Rudy Vargus, Richard Sevringhouse, Alfred ando Gutierrez, Jimmy Duran, Garold Lerke.
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R.O.T.C
Company L
From left to right, first row: Robert Madrid, Albert Earl Albright, Jim Bennett, John Garcia, John Watson,
Herrera, Buddy Justice, Oliver Franklin, David Meister, Jack Wilson.
William Bengal, Lee Stevens, Boyd Parrish. Third row: Raymond Maestas, Johnny Correathers,
Second row: Howard Mayberry, David Lucero, Joe Robert Montano, Richard Leighton, Jackie Barela, Eddie
Salazar, Max Keeney, Larry Ramizer, Gilford Pacheco, Gallegos, Leopoldo Sandoval, Curtis Bailey.
Company E
From left to right, first row: Andy Frazier, Cande- Third row: Jack Hockinson, Bill Anderson, Ted
laria Garcia, Ace Dimas, David Folkman, Karl Neeb, Thompson, Billy Simmons, Donald Rames, Sammy C.
Tom Alires, Ivan Duran, Frank Mares, Frank Perea. De Baca, Joe Lucero, James Corondoni, Ray Sanchez,
Second row: Richard Fortune, Joe Makes, Carl Frankie Turner.
Curan, Clarence Romero, Joe Garcia, Kent Shaffer,
Robert Butler, Jerry Reasoner, Owen Denton, Paul Wat-
5011.
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BAND
The band plays an active part in our school activi-
ties. They played at the games and went to Las Cruces
with the football team.
Band members are, first row, left to right: Aris Chavez,
Janet Collins, Marcella Aquilar, Neida Luthy, James
Galloway, Katherine Tauche, Cynthia Gebert, David
Meister, and Marilyn Theis.
Second row, left to right: Josie Cordova, Theresa
Parkhurst, Joe Sandoval, Lucille Lopez, Rose Marie
Leeper, Peggy Mitchell, Diana Boyer, Juanita Edmunds,
Charley Tembroeck, Johnny Vaughn, Vickie Brooks,
Joe Abeyta, Jerry Humphries, and Sue Rust.
Third rovv, left to right, Nelda Miller, Wayne Bal-
lou, Joe Garcia, Mickey Oritz, Donna Stephenson, Ken-
neth Vigil, Dorothy Brown, Romeo Moya, Neal Clingam,
Troy Heard, Floyd Montoya, Billie McDougal, James
Durand, Phillip Parkhurst, Neddy Vigil, Jean Wheeler,
and Dolores Romero.
Fourth row, left to right, Gerald LaFont, George
Herrera, Jerry Markum, Bob Felts, Earl Baldwin, Tink
Luxsford, Larry Tittman, Mistee Thomson, Nancy Ter-
williger Mr. Cramer, Dorothy McHodgkins, John Van
Gundy, Lee Sandoval, Richard Brook and Richard
Schulmeistez ,
ADVANCED GIRLS CHORUS
Advanced Girls Chorus consists of all the second
year chorus girls. They sing for service organizations,
the Cantata, and they sing for the Operetta. The girls
are directed by Mr. Slocum. The members are,
From left to right in the bottom picture, first row:
Kathlyn Kilmurray, Joyce Ciesielski, Ione Zimmerman,
Johnice Pritchett, Carmen Florence, Sally Salinas,
Gloria Gabaldon, Dolores Padilla, Beverly Johnson, and
Second row: Audrey Gordiner, Sandra Skaggs, Ce-
cilia Garcia, Carol Larencita Armijo, Anna Marie
Nanez, Dorothy Brown, Donna Ireharn, and Carolyn
Williams.
Back row: Wanda Meadows, Helen Thorton, Judy
Burke, Marie Lopez, Ruth Pettiford, Martha Moore,
Barbara Rusk, Irene Ramons, Sara Saige, Emma Stevens,
Laura Ashford, Marie Lawson, and Cora Mae Holbig.
Rosemary Farmer.
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ORCHESTRA
Our orchestra, directed by Mr. Carl Cramer, assists
in many musical programs and presents Hour of Music
presentations during the school year.
The members of the orchestra are, from left to
right in the above picture, first row: Richard Schulmeis-
ter, Katherine Davis, Dean Andrews and Sara Harris
Second row: Marilyn Thies, Cynthia Gebert, Jimmy
Galloway, Wayne Baallou, Mary Halloway, Rosemary
Leeper, Dorothy Brown, Anna Roberts and Carolyn
Cole.
Third row: Kenneth Vigil, Romeo Moya and Lee
Sandoval.
Back row: Earl Baldwin, Tink Luxsford, Bob Felts,
Mr. Cramer, Nancy Terwilliger, and Martha Terwilliger.
BOYS CHORUS
The Boys Chorus, directed by Mr. Slocum, sang in
the Operetta, and they have sung for service organi-
zations. The members are shown below,
From left to right, first row: Wayne Rust, Fabian
Leyba, Rudy Ortega, Tom Loftus, Jerry Humphries, Jack
Wiliger, Charles Culberson and Eddie Stoll.
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Second Row: Scott McCoy, Jake Chavez, Larry Titt-
man, Gabriel Contreras, Gillette Bryan, Eddie Salome,
Romeo Moya, Luther Clingham, and Mr. Slocum.
Back row: Paul Carlson, Don Rice, Bill Austin,
Claud Holbig, George Ford, Micky Ortiz, Eloy Jaime and
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MIXED CHORUS
The Mixed Chorus under the direction of Mr. Slo-
cum has contributed much to the school this year.
Among their many activities were singing at the Thanks-
giving assembly, Cantata, and they have appeared on
TV programs.
Pictured from left to right above, First row: Carol
Obrien, Carolyn Williams, Beverly Johnson, lone Zim-
merman, Johnice Pritchett, Gloria Gabaldon, Sally Sa-
linas Anna Marie Nanez, Lynnita Tittmann, Betty Barry,
Kathleen Hall, Rosemary Farmer, Dorothy Brown.
Second row: Barbara Rusk, Wanda Meadows, Cora
Mae Holbig, Mary Lawson, Laura Ashford, Joyce Cie-
DEBS T
Debs is just one of the many Christian organizations
here at AHS. Pointing out just a couple of their many
activities are: selling license plates and they had a
Mother-Daughter banquet.
The members are shown below,
First row: Pauline Archunde, Tane Ong, Vice Presi-
dent first semesterg Corina Baca, President first semes-
ter, Jeanne Virmillion, Secretary first semester, and
Rose Marie Atencio, Treasurer first semester.
sielski Cecillia Garcia, Marie Lopez, Joyce 1 Neuber,
Donna Trehorn, Martha Moore, Audrey Gordamer, Judy
Burke, Ruth Pettiford. .
Third row: Scott McCoy, Jerry Humphries, Jake
Chavez, Eddie Salome, Bill Austin, T. M. Loftus, Claud
Holbig, George Ford, Eloy Jaime,- Charles Cul-
berson, Jack Wiliger, Gillette Bryan, Mickey Ortez Ro-
meo Moya, Rudy Ortega, Fabian Leyba. -
Fourth row: Wayne Rust, Larry Tittman, Paul
Carlson, Don Rice, Lee Stevens, Eddie Stole, Mel Clmg-
am, Gabriel Contrera.
RI-HI-Y
Second row, left to right: Kathy Kelsch, Linda Ko-
bernat, Joyce Justice, Secretary second semester: Elea-
nor Bingham, President second semesterg Karen Krown-
over, Treasurer second semesterg Cathy Fernandez, Vicky
Martinez, Shirley Bommelaire, and Betty Birdsall, Vice
President second semester.
Third row, left to right: Phyllis Rockwell, Martha
Henson, Gwen Crawford, Lori Dwinell, Diana Doherty,
Marilyn Cook, Nancy Borough, Margaret Stevens, Karen
Crobaugh, Elaine Stewart and Bobbie Stillie.
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CORVETTES
One of the active Tri-Hi-Y's during the school year at AHS was Corvettes. Among their
activities they gave baskets of food to needy families at Thanksgiving and Christmas. They
also had dances, parties, and a banquet.
First row: Joanne Basila, JoAnn Bass, Secretary first semesterg Diana Doyle, Shirley
Bemmis, Treasurer first and second semesters, JoAnn Starr President first and second se-
mesters, Julie Jones, Secretary first semester, Agnes Springer, President second semester.
Second row: Georgia Moriel, Vice President second semester, Betty Gold, Diana Baker,
Harriet Gebert, Marsha Pena, Sharon Murray, Viola Gallegos, Mary Seymour, Elsie Carasco.
Third row, Angie Lovato, Ella Valdez, Jean Sena Eve Maryol, Glenda Butler, Mrs.
Deffke, Jeannette Skinner, Ruth Bond, Jeannette Bond, Rose Marie Lopez, Elsie Caire.
CORDELLAS THI-HI-Y
Banquets, ice skating parties, and a basketball games are only a few of the activities
that Cordellas participated in this year. They also gave toys and clothes to two little girls
at Christmas.
The members are shown below from left to right, Eloise Polladino, Cynthia Mabery,
Treasurer, Margaret Harris, Secretary Roberta Hough, Vice-President, Sharon McAneny,
President, Carol Hedges, Carol Easley, Judy Sprunger.
Second row: Margaret Matteucci, Lillian Gonzales, Peg Loy, Sara Garcia, JoAnn Taber,
Sandra Hay, Beatrice Hay.
Third row: Charlotte Maberry, Emily Linn, Patti Assimakis, Edith Brown, Verna Dean
Johnson, Linda Mulkey.
SEN SIMS
Sen Sims Tri-Hi-Y is a very active club at AHS.
They have had banquets and many dances during the
past year. The proceeds of one of their dances was given
to the blind.
The members are pictured above from left to right,
Back row: Judy Burke, Freda Peterson, Shirley McClain,
Secretary second semester, Jo Ann Evans, Charlene
Morgan, Glenda Victor, Gretchin Brooks.
WISAKA
Wisaka Tri-Hi-Y was very active during the school
year and has helped in presenting many activities for
the students of AHS.
The members are shown below from left to right,
First row: Isabell Vigil, Dolores Baca, Sylvia Montoya,
Secretary, first semesterg Rosella Pena, Secretary second
semester, Ramona Silva, Presidentg Yvonne Chavez,
Second row: Susie Yee, Molly Modrall, Trish Crow-
ley, Treasurer, Chickie Stromberg, President first and
second semestersg Kay Maberry, Barbara Ramsey, Lou
McKinnon.
First row: Vickie Brooks, Joyce Ciesielski, Patsy
McClain, Nancy Edgerly, Denny Sue Carlisle, Marilyn
Teas, Secretary first semester.
TRI-HI-Y
Vice Presidentg Irene Vickrey, Emily Armijo.
Second row: Delores Dominquez, Jane Carley, Rosel-
la Montoya, Margaret Alvarez, Jo Ann Alarid, Lucy
Garcia, Lillie Moya, Ramona Montoya.
Third row: Nancy Archibeck, Barbara De Groot,
Karen Conty, Martha Aceves, Mary Helen Jaramillo,
Mable Espinoa, Lucille Ortiz.
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LOS HERMANOS CLUB
Los Hermanos is a Christian organization for boys.
Their many projects include helping the needy and less
fortunate families.
Their members are: R. Tinnin, J. Linquist, I.
Costales, J. Gonzales, D. Ramond, T. Guerin, J. Gurule,
R. Sandoval, R. Stephenson, P. Hartin.
Second row: R. Russell, K. Stromberg, V. Mar-
tinez, C. Lovato, T. Chavez, D. Shiff, G. Romero, D. Niels
son, W. Ebia, D. McKinnon, C. Sanchez, G. Pieron.
First row: J. Abbott, A. Costales, P. Finley, G. Gill,
J. Weller, Mr. Prezbeski, A. Matteucci, R. Morison, T.
Meyers.
CHEVALIERS
One of the outstanding Hi-Y's is Chevaliers. They
are very active during the school year helping the less
fortunate and performing school projects. One of their
many activities is giving baskets of food at Thanksgiving
and Christmas.
The members are shown below from left to right:
J. Meister C. Porter, G. Lovato, Sec-Treas.g B. Justice,
Pres., Mr. J. Davis, Spon.g J. Ruggles, V-Pg F De Baca,
R. Koenki, D. Dwinell.
Second row: G. Friberg J. Brown, L. Lopez, Carl
Schulz, J. Burns, G. Garcia, J. Candelaria, R. Fortune,
E. Gutierrez, E. Chavez, J. Reardon, D. Roeder, E. Stoll,
K. White.
Third row: J. Hunter, W. Birdsell, S. De Baca,
X. Lovato, H. Jojola, R. Baca, F. McGuire, E. Apodaca, J.
Wilger, R Griego.
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DRILL SQUAD
ln the picture above, Martha Fagan tcenterl is
shown presenting the Drill Leaders cap to Cathey
Medley fright! next years Drill Leader. Mrs. Sacks
looks on approvingly.
The Drill Squad has done a wonderful job this
year with their various half-time activities. They have
not only added interest to the games but also promoted
school spirit. The Drill Squad is led by Martha Fagan
and sponsored by Mrs. Sacks.
They are pictured below, from left to right,
First row, B. Hay, E. Wilde, R. Pena, J. Jontz, M. Fagan,
C. Medley, M. Daymore, E. Cherney, N. McVicker.
Second row: N. Edgerly, I. Garcia, H. Renfro, H.
Sanchez, D. Gonzales, Y. Chavez, J. Pacheco. D. Tur'
ner, B. Montoya, M. Mora, D. Seibert, F. Lueras, D.
Jones, M. Cowdry, W. Sanders, D. Baca, C. Hedges.
Third row: Mrs. Sacks, F. Atcncio, N. Saavedra
C. Baca, J. Jones, J. A. Basila. B. Torres, E. Dominqucz
Montoya, B. Gold, S. Garcia, C. Mabrey, F. Montoya
Ong, S. Smith, R. Chavez, M. Carpenter, J. Thompson
R M. Otensio, C. Easley:
Fourth row N. Duran, M. Cook, S. Sackett, S. Mc
Aneny, A. Martinez, D. Morelock, J. Sprunger, K. Writhe
K. Kelsh, K. Crowbaugh, M. Johnson, E. Palladino
P. Chavez, D. Gonzales, H. Sais, T. Martinez, R. M. Lopez
Fifth row: F. Short, L. Garcia, K. Crownover, A
Lovato, M. Lucas, S. Harris, R. Hough, B. Ramsey, J. A
Taber, M. S. Gutierrez, B. Armijo, L. Jaramillo, J. Cha
vez, I. Martinez, I. Ortiz.
Sixth row: C. Stromberg, L. Bennett, E. San
chez, M. Minero, L. Murphy, M. Harris, S. Murray, S
Standifer, J. A. Crawford, M. A. Franco, B. L. Lovato
B. Gurule, C. Martinez.
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BOWLING CLUB
The Bowling Club meets every week at 'Les Bowl' for a time of enjoyment. The
club teaches the fundamentals of bowling and good sportsmanship.
The members are, from left to right in the picture above--first row: Shirley Mock,
Johnny Cordova, Bonnie Adams.
Second row: Betty Duncan, Beverly Easton, Delfino Sandoval, Ernest Sanchez.
PRINT
The Print Shop is an important part of Albuquerque
High School. They print the Yucca, Record, La Reata,
Highlander CHighland's yearbookj, and the Saga fVal-
ley's yearbookh.
The members pictured below are, from left to right,
first row: Charles Fitzgerald, Mr. Hugh King, sponsorg
SHGP
Fred Alires, Frank Chifalo, Tom Loftus, Larry Briden-
stine, Ross Aranda, Ronald Harper, Mr. Peterson, spon'
sor.
Second row: Bernard Rutan, Sam Large, W. M.
Walling, sponsor. CNot shown in picture, Steve Apodaca,
Wallace Garner and Charles Cordova.
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STUDENT AFFAIRS
The Student Affairs is made up of representatives of the four largest clubs at
AHS-R.O.T.C., "A" Club, Pepper Club and Student Council. They were organized
for the purpose of presenting Uhe problems of the school to the student body in the
Student Council meetings.
The members are from left to right, first row: John Reardon, Chickie Stromberg,
Betty Lovato, Julie Jones, Jo Ann Bass, Buddy Justice.
Second row: Gilbert Lovato, Kurt Stromberg, Joe Weller, Tom Alires, Rudy
Baca.
Third row: Louie Siaman, Alonzo Costales, Ferdy De Baca, Alex Matteucci.
.Thii clubi Xolnvsisting of ablout htwelsije bolysh opiratef thel prgjectors fora tge
movies ere a uquerque Hig . T ese oys a a ot og sa e t is ear an t e
proceeds went to the school. y
They are, front row, from left to right, Gerald La Font, Bernard Reicks, Boyce
Baugfhman, Billy Lunch.
Back row: Mr. Cristy, Alan Stearns, Lloyd Lamb, Walter Brink, Herbert Langfitt.
Freddie Williams, Wayne McCleskey.
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KANW
KANW is our own radio station although it is not very well known. It has trained
many student engineers for future radio station work.
The members are-front row, from left to right: Julius Beverly, licensed Engineer,
Rose Jones, Director, Elmo Darrah, Licensed Engneer.
Back row: Jake Chavez, Senior Engineer, Lloyd Dudding, Recording Engineer,
Ann Healy, Student Engineer.
"A" CLUB
This club is made up of boys who have lettered in any sport. They set an example
of sportsmanship and good will for the student body.
The lettermen are pictured from left to right, first row: Nelson Jones, Phil Finley,
Jimmy Abbott, Jimmy Williams, Don Woods, Joe Weller, Alonzo Costales, Rudy Baca,
Charlie Cordova, Tommy Green, George Friberg, Gilbert Romero, Ronnie Sandoval.
Second row: Coach Foehr, Rick Kohnke, Willie Sanchez, Walter Ebia, David Dwi-
nell, Louie Otero, Cliff Perrin, Kurt Stromberg, Ted Meyers, Dan McKinnon, Wayne
Rust, Chris Lavoto, Coach Garvaniang
Third row: Alex Matteucci, Frank McGuire, Ronnie Burkhardt, David Lucero, Jim
Lindquist, Dennis Carrillo, Harry Ray, Kenton Jones, Joe Sanchez, Jerry Gurule, Carl
Schultz, Vivian Martinez, Candido Montoya, Gilbert Lovato, Bryan Harris, Chester
Sanchez, Gordon McCandless.
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PEPPER
CLUB
Pepper Club girls are a welcome sight to the Sophomores who are just entering
Albuquerque High. These girls show new students around school and get them ac-
quainted with it. During the year they have had two formals and numerous other ac-
tivities. The officers are pictured above, from left to right: Chickie Stromberg, Presi-
dentg Julie Jones, Vice Presidentg and Betty Lou Lovato, Secretary-Treasurer.
Fiddin' Feet Square Dance Club meets every Monday night in tlhe library base-
ment. Among their activities they have had numerous exhibitions, parties, and they
have appeared on television.
1 The members are shown below . First row, left to right: Jody McClendon, Clarice
Wi de.
Second row: Bonnie Adams, Georgia Capel, Jim Layne, Avanell Pace, Billy Lynch,
Jewell Easley, Wayne McCleskey, Freyda Gilbert.
Third row: Mrs. Louden, Suzie Yakinthal, Diana Baker, Irene Abaskin, Mary Low-
ance, Lavonne Dennish, Jane Cochran, Mr. Bill Louden.
Fourth row: Jo Ann Valentine, Jon Epperson, Boyce Bauglhman, Carl Delles, Billy
Simm
ons, Larry Bonaguidi.
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TEENAGE
TRAFFIC
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'Ilhis is the first year for T.T.A, It was organized to promote safe driving at AHS. It is
made up of representatves from each homeroom
The members are, from left to right, first row: Mrs. Miller, sponsor, B. Bell, V. Martinez,
J. Hunter, Co-President, D. Doyle, Co-President: C. Sanchez, B. Gish. B. McNeil, Mr. Garrett.
Second row: L. Sanchez. C. Romero, J. Caxreatlhers, B. Tinnin, R. Arnold, R. Westerhold,
L. Sandoval, P. Parkhurst, R. McCamey, C. Dyer, F. Lovato.
Third row: L. Lopez, V. Montoya, A. Roberts, B. Boyd, E. De Baca, J. Justice, P. As-
simikas, C. Morgan, M. Seymour, J. Oney, M. Moore, D. Trehan, Officer Jolly.
This is the first year of operation for the Anti-Litterbugs. They were organized
for the purpose of keeping our buildings and campus free of trash. The club has ac-
complished much this year.
The members are, from left to right: First row-Billie McDougall, Fred Walters,
President.
Second row: Sarah Harris, Lupe Alire, 'Ifheresa Lucero, Dorence Seibert, Frieda
Gilbert, Irene Abaskin, Donna Jones, Rebecca Herera.
Third row: Josephine Cordova, Mickie Lucero, Glenda Foster, Wilma Swafford,
Vivian Cisneros, Alonzo Costalles.
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These boys sponsored by Mr. Sokoll learn about raising stock, good crops, and
learn about parliamentary procedure.
The officers shown above are, first row, left to right: Harely Meldrum, Vice Presi-
dent' Otto Geer President: Don Lawson, Secretary.
Second row,: Mr Sokoll, sponsor: Larry Fleak, Historian, James Markham, Jimmy
Coleman, Parliamentarian.
F.F.A.
The members are, from left to right, first row at the bottom: E. Armstrong, W.
Paul, J. Norris, J. Abeyta.
Second row: C. Palmer, J. Coleman, H. Meldrum, O. Geer, D. Lawson, R. Eubank,
L. Seaman, J. Stuterman.
Back row: D. Armstrong, D. Echols, J. Markham, B. Jernigan, L Fleak, A. Dod,
15. Black, J. Edwards, E. Apodaca.
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d!,iQgmMhwm H LAUN
The Albuquerque High School Latin Club is a member of the Junior Classical
League, a nationwide organization. Their purpose is to study ancient civilization and to
learn its effect on our languages, laws and cultures.
The members are shown n the above picture from left to right, first row: J. Clara
idge, J. A. Crisp, K. Strance, J. Pacheco, Pres., N. Page, Pontifex Maximum, M. Bla-
grund, J. Dreyer, C. Garcia.
Second row: K. Willenborg, M. Terwilliger, E. Bingham, T. Hanna, J. Rex, J. L.
Wilon, N. Luthey, Marilyn Tlheis, N. Robinson, M. Bernard.
Third row: S. Dearduff, L. Davidson, P. Assimikas, R. Hanaker, T. Crowley, Mr.
West, sponsor, J. Neuber, A. Roberts, E. Roybal, D. Boyer.
The Interschool. Council was originated for the purpose of promoting better rela-
tions among the high schools of Albuquerque. Representatives from Highland, Valley
arid AHS attend meetings and discuss projects to help promote youth activities.
The members are from left to right in the picture below, first row: R. Watkins,
W. Hamilton, P. Rubincam. from Hghland, F. C. De Baca, AHS, N. Diehl, VHS, Carol
Reed, HHS.
Second row: M, Cate, VHS, B. Justice, AHS, J. Seis, VHS, C. Kindsvater, HHS,
J. A. Bass, AHS, G. Bussey, HHS.
Third row: Mr. Brown, AHS, Mr. Murplhy, HHS, Mr. Stapleton, VHS, T. Alires,
AHS, B. Laredo, VHS, C. Stromberg, AHS, P. Galloway, VHS, M. Cosley, VHS.
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SCHOOL LIFE
Here picture by picture are the activities that have proven to be the most popular with you. Your
favorite play, dance, and assembly will all tie together to form your school life at AHS for 1956.
Shown are the Bulldog Day Parade, the annual bonfire, Martha Fagan chatting with Tink Luxford, and
the school patio.
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REGISTRATION DAY ' VICTORY DOGS I
Enrollment for classes proves to be a hectic way to begin Coach Rushmg looks .very fierce as he
the new school year. leads the Bulldog pack against their opponents.
ASSEMBLY
Ferde C. De Baca, our Student Council Presi-
dent, is shown taking charge of one of our many as-
semblies.
DRILL SQUAD
An important cheering section at the school assemblies
is the Drill Squad.
FIRST DANCE
Mrs. Sacks, Coach Foehr, Vickie Brooks, and
Alonzo Costales pause to discuss the "A" Club -A
Pepper Club Get Acquainted Dance.
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"B" TEAM CHEERLEADER TRYOUTS COLOR GUARD
Jo Ann Crisp is competing to be one of I The Color Guard adds much to the pleasure of half time
the five Sophomore cheerleaders. activities.
Shown from left to right are Ione Zimmerman, Diana Doyle,
Kathleen Hall, Martha Terwilliger, and Trish Crowley.
HALFTIME ACTIVITIES
Highlighting the halftime activities of all our
home football games are the marching routines of
the Drill Squad and Band.
BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE ASSEMBLY
Nancy Borough recalls for the school the exciting and
educational moments at Girls' State.
'A' CLUB-PEPPER CLUB DANCE .
A jukc box and Qreen and White decorations
create the mood for this popular dance.
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BULLDO6 QUEEN, IRENE ORTIZ
This year's Bulldog Queen was one of the
loveliest the school has ever had. Queen Irene
was chosen out of a field of eleven candidates.
Irene was presented as Bulldog Queen at
the special assembly held in her honor on Bull-
dog Day. She was crowned by Student Council
President, Ferde C. De Baca, and presented with
an autographed football from the football team.
Queen Irene is one of the most active
seniors on our campus. Her activities include
three years in the Pepper Club and Student
Council Delegate. This is her first year in Cor-
vettes, Tri-Hi-Y, French Club, and Drill Squad.
Albuquerque High School is truly proud of
our 1955-56 Bulldog Queen and would like to
wish her the best of luck in the future.
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MARILYN COOK
Marilyn Cook is not only one of the most
attractive girls on thc AHS campus, but she is
also very active. Her many activities include
three years in Debts Tri-Hi-Y of which she is
past President. She is also a member of the
Drill Squad and Pepper Club. In her junior
year she was a delegate to Girl's State.
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ALYNE DENSON
Also adding to the beauty of Bulldog Day
was Alyne Denson. She is active in Deb's Tri-
Hi-Y of which she is Vice President. She is
also a member of Pepper Club and Bowling Club.
Both Alyne and Marilyn were given an auto-
graphed football. AHS can be truly proud of our
royal court for '56,
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BULLDOG CHARGES HORNET MR, MH-'NE
This replica of a Bulldog chasing a Hornet was constructed by A Welcome V1Slt0I' at any HSSQITIUIY-
Emily Edmonson and portrayed the victory that was to be ours.
QUEEN CANDIDATES
The eleven girls who competed for
the title of Bulldog Queen this year are
shown at the left. They are,
First row, left to right, Irene Ortiz,
Agnes Springer, Gwen Pierce, Timmie
Martinez.
Second row, Jolene Fahrion, Sha-
ron MeAneny, Alyne Denson, Shirley
Mock, Mary Ellen Derbyshire, Marilyn
Cook, and Rose Marie Atencio.
BONFIRE
Burn the Hornets! This . I MAE TEAM CHEERLEADERS D I I
is the popular cry heard "We re tor the Bulldogsj' yell the cheerleaders, to raise the team's spirit
from our annual bonfire. f01' the COITUHS f00TbHl1 game-
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QUEEN PROCESSION HOMAGE IS PAID T0 QUEEN
Queen Irene, escorted by William Hovey, enters the After accepting her place of honor, Queen
gym on a pathway lined with giant mums held by the Irene is given an autographed football and a prom-
Drill Squad. ise of victory by Lesman Chavez and Oliver Frank-
in.
QUEEN EXPRESSES GRATITUDE
Her Majesty, shown with Fcrdc C.
De Baca and William Hovey, gives her
heartwarming thanks to the student
body for electing her queen.
SPECIAL GIFT
QUEEN'S FLOAT Queen Irene was all smiles about
Her Majesty, riding on her royal float and escorted by the ROTC, her .bouquet of red roses from the
is introduced to Albuquerque. V1S1t1I1g team.
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DRAMATEEN PANTOMIME
Helplessly the clown iScott McCoy7
looks on as the villain fJudy Burke?
demands payment of an I.O.U. from the
poor father fBobby Blackwoodb.
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THANKSGIVING DAY ASSEMBLY
Andy Clingan, who played a special
on his violin, was one of the many per-
formers who participated in the annual
program of thanks.
'BLUE MOON, CHRISTMAS
FORMAL
The Pepper Club led by Betty
Lou Lovato, Mrs. Virginia Sacks
rsponsorb, Julia Jones and Chickie
Stromberg showed the Christmas
Spirit by bringing gifts to their
dance for the underprivileged chil-
dren.
CANTATA
'Twas the Night Before Christmas"
with Fred Walters and Smta Claus.
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"Ha1lelujah! The Lord God Omnipo-
Amt Reigneth!
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lisle are walking through "A Winter
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"You Canlt Take It With You"
Gay Wellington tElsie Carieb is an-
other strange person in Penelope
Sycamore's CSally Salinasb life.
Gay is about to go into a trance,
much to the amazement of Paul
Sycamore tCharles Culbersonl,
Rheba tShirley Givensb, and Don-
ald lJohnny Carreatherl.
At the left, Paul Sycamore and his
daughter, Alice tTrish Crowleyl
watch a homemade fireworks dis-
play in the living room of the
Sycamore home.
At the right, Penelope Sycamore
gives Ed tWayne Burrowsb a piece
of her mind.
Showing true acting talent in the Junior Play are Carle, James, Davis, Denny Sue Carlisle Sally Salinas
from left to right, Joyce Neuber, Terry Morris, Elsie Trish Crowley and Tommy Hanna
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Behind the disguise of Svengalli is Terry Morris
who won a silver cup for the most original costume.
COSTUME BALL
A variety of literary characters were depicted at
the ball held for Dramateen members.
FOOTBALL LETTERMAN'S BANQUET
There was food and more food at the football lettermen's banquet.
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MILITARY BALL
This big event for R.O.T.C. cadets was at-
tended by over ninety couples.
MILITARY BALL QUEEN
Patsy Burson dances with her escort, Ifred t'l111pinun.
Queen Patsy was chosen by thc members ot' li.U.'l'.t'. to reign
over their annual ball.
MILITARY BALL QUEEN CANDIDATES
These attractive girls were competing for Military Ball Second row: Corina Baca. Martha Moulds, Patsy
Queen. They are from left to right, first row, Mary Burson, Linda Kobernat, and Martha Terwilliger.
Aragon, Jo Ann Chavez.
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GREEN AND WHITE BALL SENIOR CLASS MEETING
On January twenty-eighth, the University S.U,B, Miss Dixon gives the seniors a few pointers on how
rocked and rolled when the Albuquerque High School to meet the future.
students enjoyed themselves at the Green and White
Ball.
ORCHID CORSAGE
While Buddy Justice and Mr. Brown
look on, Marilyn Cook receives one
of the many free orchid corsages
given at a formal dance by Mrs.
Rogers.
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Receiving honors as this years F.F.A. Sweetheart One of the many highlights of the your was the
is Beverly Johnson, Serving as her attendants were F.F.A. dance. The dance was held in the AHSl'z1l'ete1'iu
Martha t'ovvdry and Wilma Swoford. for all F.F.A. boys and their flutes,
MAJORETTES
Sue Yee, Shirley McClain, and
Noretha McDougall, our talented ma-
jorettes, are among the best perform-
ers in the school.
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ln the court of Judge Jack Wilson with
David Reeves as Defense Attorney and a skeleton
for a key witness, anything can happen.
BAND SWEETHEART
Janet Collins is the pretty young lady chosen to
be the Band Sweetheart for 1955-56. She was
honored at a dance given by the band the night of
her election.
OASIS DANCE
The popular place
for a lot of dances
is the Oasis.
PRESS BANQUET
Among the honored guests at the annual banquet for the literary
publications were, first row, Betty Fogell, Howard Bryan, Nancy Robin-
son, Mr. Ream, and Judy Burke.
Second row: Mr. Lacour, Mrs. Ream, Dr. Buskirk, Mrs. Milne, Mrs.
Rogers, Mr. Brown, Mrs. Heinsohn and Mr, Peterson.
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The two lovers, Nanki-Poo tPau1 Carlsonj and
Yum'Yum tlone Zimermanh, are pictured after they
have learned they are not to marry.
Nanke-Poo tSally Salinasl tells of her loves for
Nanki'Poo.
Nanki-Poo fPaul Carlsonh makes his first en-
trance before the lords of The Mikado's court.
OPERETTA
The operetta this year was entitled "The Mikado,"
which means "The Emperor? In the picture below,
Jack Wilfer, the Mikado of Japan, is delivering ll
decree before his court.
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SENIOR TALENT ASSEMBLY
Following the theme oi' Wide, Wide World, the
Seniors put on an outstanding talent assembly this
year. Some ot the acts are shown on this page
Below, dressed in a vivid red gown against the
black background, is Gloria Gabaldon who sane
"The Birth of the Blues."
Regina Baca is shown doing her Spanish Gypsy
dance that comes from South of the Border.
At the bottom is one of the acts which gave a spice
of humor to the show. The three bums and a goof
were Tink Luxford on the drums, Bill Strunk with his
base fiddle 179, David Roeder with the clarinet, and
Alan Stearns with his t?7.
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JoAnn Tabor and Barbara Ramsey do a panto-
mime of "I'x'e Forgot More Than You'11 Ever Know,"
Doing a modern version of "Tutti Frutti" are
Marion Ortiz and Ida Mae Aragon.
JUNIOR TALENT ASSEMBLY
In these pictures are shown the students who
participated in the Junior Talent Assembly entitled
"Leap Year."
Jo Etta Foster, accompanied by Freddy Williams.
sings "Why Don't You Write Me."
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Pictured above at left is Coach Gar-
vanian, who has done a wonderful job of
coaching our "B" team football squad. At
the right is Coach Valdez, who handled the
Sophomore team this year.
JACK RUSHING
This year our football team was headed
by Coach Rushing, top right, to whom we
owe a great deal of thanks for the success
of the Bulldogs. This was Coach Rushing's
first year as head coach of our football
team, and he has done a marvelous job.
"A" TEAM FOOTBALL SQUAD
Pictured below is the "AU team football squad.
First row, left to right: Benny Rodriguez, Chester
Sanchez, Frank McGuire, Vivian Martinez, Boyd Parrish,
Harry Ray, Kenton Jones, Phillip Finley, Oliver Frank-
lin, and Don Woods, Mgr.
Second row: Ronnie Sandoval, Bob Armijo, Bill
Strunk, Sherman Absher, Jim Lindquist, Carl Schulz,
Chris Lovato, Nelson Jones, Ronnie Burkhardt, Joe
Weller, and Wayne Rust, mgr.
Third row: John Reardon, mgr., George Hutchinson
Alex Matteucci, Lesmen Chavez, Walter Ebia, Ronnie
Morrison, Gordon McCandless, Kurt Stromberg.
Fourth row: Coach Valdez, Coach Garvanian, Bryan
Harris, Ken McCormack, George Friberg, Tom Guerin,
Gilbert Romero, George Gill, Jerry Gurule, Coach
Rushing.
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VARSITY FCDOTBALL
RONNIE BURKHARDT
Guard
WALTER EBIA
Halfbaclc
SHERMAN ABSHER
End
This year 31 lettermen were
chosen according to their abil-
ity and performance on the
PHILLIP FINLEY
Guard
football field. They have done
a Wonderful job in football for
Albuquerque High. To them
we owe the success of our team.
OLIVER FRANKLIN
Halfback
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GEORGE GILL
Center
GEORGE FRIBERG
JERRY GURULE
Quarterback Sz Fullback
Quarterback
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BRIAN HARRIS
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CHRIS LOVATO GORDON MCCANDLESS KEN MCCORMICK
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RONNIE MORRISON
Tackle
VIVIAN MARTINEZ
Center
ALEX MATTEUCCI
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HARRY RAY
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S h o W n are the 1955-'56
football captains, George Gill,
leftg and Phillip Finley, who
have played a large part
in the success of our football
team.
RICK KOEHNKE
MANAGERS
Always behind the team at
every game are the football
managers. They boost the
team's morale at the games
JOHN REARDON
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Pictured left to right, first row: Robin Briscoe,
Xavier Lovato, Richard Fortune, Louie Armijo, Frank
Chavez, Trinnie Martinez, Don Birmingham, Sam De
Baca.
Second row, Gilbert Garcia, Max Tellez, Johnny
Martinez. Joe Nicasio, Jerry Bums, Archie Garcia, Jack
Elder, Wilfred Padilla, Ray Flores.
Third row, Carlos Torres, Ken White, Don Smith,
Tom Oldfield, Wayne Fowler, Joe Benavidez, Dickie
Sanchez .
Fourth row, Jim Gonzales, Larry Eichwald, Max
Otero, Joe Garcia, Jack Fink. Bob Sanchez, Lee Collins,
Juan Mora, Leonard Theobald, Jimmy Williams, Ernie
Garcia, Stan Corfield, Charlie Ahlgrim, Eloy Navarro,
and Coach Garvanian.
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AHS 34-VALLEY 13
With a fleet of fast, tricky backs
sharing the spotlight, the Bulldogs
romped to a 27-0 halftime lead and
held on for an easy 34-13 victory over
the Valley Vikings on October 3rd.
AHS 26-SANTA FE 12
On October 7, a very thrilling game was
witnessed between the Santa Fe Demons
and the Albuquerque High Bulldogs, with
the Bulldogs rallying to top the Demons
26-12. George Hutchinson is shown carry-
ing the ball.
AHS 6-ST.
The homecoming game, one that is looked forward
to all year, proved to be a very fast moving game.
In fact, it kept the fans either on their feet or in the air
about two-thirds of the time. On that memorable day,
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October 14, the Bulldogs and the St. Mary's Cougars
wound up with a 6-6 tie. In the picture on the right,
Jerry Gurule is carrying the ball. In the picture on the
left, George Hutchinson has it.
AHS 14--CARLSBAD 6 '
The Bulldogs grabbed the Carlsbad Cavemen in board reading: AHS 14, Carlsbad 6. ln the picture on
their teeth and ran to a Wonderful victory, on October the left is Joe Weller, and in the picture on the right
21st, This blood-stirring game ended with the score are Joe Weller. Kenton Jones. and Ronnie Morrison.
AHS 20-HIGHLAND 19
To end the football season was the most important 20 to 19 before a crowd of 7500 fans. This made a perfect
game of the year, played on Thanksgiving Day. The ending for the seniors of AHS who have enjoyed three
Bulldogs really had something to give thanks for after years of victory over HHS.
defeating their number one rival, the Highland Hornets,
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CHEERLEADERS
VICKIE BROOKS JO ANN BASS PATSY MCCLAIN
Head Cheerleader
THANKS, GIRLS
. . , . . for cheering the team to
victory. These five girls have done
remarkably well lifting school
spirit and backing the team. At the
bottom of the page they are shown
in their striking basketball uni-
forms and pose in individual shots
with their football uniforms.
PAULINE ARCHUNDE MARSHA GUTHRIE
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BULLPUP CHEERLEADERS
Always behind the Bullpups at every game were the "B" team
cheerleaders. They are pictured, left to right, Gretchen Brooks,
Gloria Chavez, Martha Baca, Head Cheerleaderg Beverly Waldrop, and
L d Mulkey.
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"A" TEAM COACH
This year the Bulldog basketball squad was
headed by Coach Foehr, who has helped the team to
victory. Although the Bulldogs didn't win every
game, they showed outstanding sportsmanship and
teamwork. Thank you, Coach Foehr, for your willing
help.
VARSITY BASKETBALL
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Pictured, left to right, is the Varsity Basketball Squad.
Bottom row, Eloy Jamie, Henry Jojola, Elesio Pino, Joe Weller, Jerry Gurule,
Robert Jojola, Joe Sanchez, and William Hovey.
Top row, Manager Dennis Carillo, Clifford Perrin, Louis Otero, Walter Ebia,
Norman Courtney, Jim Martinez, George Friberg, Kurt Stromberg, Manager Alonzo
Costales, and Coach Foehr.
COACH ROSIN-"B" TEAM
Coach Rosin handled the "B" Team basketball
squad this year. He has the task of making good
players for the varsity team. To him We owe much
credit for the success of the Bullpups, who ended
the season with a very good record.
l' " TEAM BASKETBALL SQUAD
Pictured left to right is the "BU Team basketball squad. Bottom row: Eddie Cande-
laria, Aris Chavez, Gilbert Solis, Don Birmingham, Ismael Parra-s, George Montoya.
Top row: Teofilio Chavez, Jmmy Brown, Tony Griego, Gene Baca, Lowell Smith,
Ruben Chavez, Henry Jojola.
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DON CARILLO ALONZO COSTALES
Manager Manager
NORMAN COURTNEY WALTER EBIA
Forward Forward
GEORGE FRIBERG JERRY GURULE
Gmzrd Guard
ELOY JAIME
Guard
JIM MARTINEZ
Center
LOUIS OTERO JOE SANCHEZ
ELISIO PINO
Forward
Forward Gwlfd
JOE WELLER
Guard
GRANTS-AHS
Norman Courtney, James Martinez and Louis Otero
all seem determined to keep the ball from a Grants op-
ponent. They are all showing the good form taught
to them by Coach Foehr.
SANTA ROSA-AHS
Jerry Gurule is all set to make a goal much to the
dismay of the Santa Rosans. James Martinez is coming
up to give him some assistance.
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HIGHLAND-AHS
Louis Otero 1347 and George Friberg 1005 are try-
ing desperately to recover the ball from a Higjhland
Hornet. James Martnez watches hopefully.
SOCORRO--AHS
James Martinez is shown at the
right trying for a basket to chalk
up points against the visting So-
corro team. Walter Ebia and Nor-
man Courtney are lending their
support. At the left, Jerry Gurule
is doing a fine job of guarding one
of the Socorro players.
VALLEY-AHS
At the bottom left, Norma Courtney is pondering tfhe next move as a Valley
Viking reaches into the air to catch the ball. A rebound ball, at the bottom right, causes
everyone to look unp. The Bulldog men with expectation on their faces are Louis
Otero, Norman Courtney, and James Martinez.
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Coach Rosin who
coaches the "AU team
baseball .squad and
Coach Foehr who
coaches the HB" team
baseball squad are pic-
tured above. They have
done a swell job this
year putting our boys
toward the top of the
list.
COACH ROSIN COACH FOEHR
Pictured left to right is the Baseball team. Top row Coach Rosln Cliiford Perrin Louis Otero
Bottom row: Don Birmingham, Bobby Costello, Rudy Clinton Peron Findley Cene Baca W alter Ebla Willie
Baca, Isaac Costales, Charles Cordova, Bobby Jojola. Jackson, Lowell Smith
Center row: Ismael Parros, Manuel Montoya, Jack
Wilger, Eloy Jaime, Ruben Chavez, Jimmy Lindquist.
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A clear day, a fast ball, and a powerful batter. What more could AHS want?
BULLDOG BASEBALL
It looks like a tie between a speeding Bulldog and a fast ball.
Where? Oh where, did the little ball go?" Everybody except the runner
seems to be spying.
BULLDOG BASEBALL
Make it a good one, Bulldog, Coach Foehr has his eyes on you.
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Coach Foehr is stressing the motto, 4'Practice makes perfect."
BULLDOG BASEBALL
In the shadow of their Alma Mater, the Bulldogs practice for the
coming season.
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COACHES
Coach Garvanian, left, and Coach Rushing
have done a great job in training the Track
team this year.
1956 AHS TRACK
Charles Ahlgrim, George Smith, David Vargas, Ferdy
C. De Baca, Nick Pino, Jack Hockinson, Max Otero, Buddy
Justice, Joe Ruggles, Juan Mora, Lesmen Chavez, Ronnie
Sandoval, Kenneth White, George Friberg, Tom Guerin,
Bob Davalos, Andy Santiago, Don Smith, Anthony
Miller, Jim Martinez, Ronnie Morrison, Eddie Mahoney,
Eddie Barela, John Reardon.
Second row: Jack Elder, Carlos Torres, Jim Gon-
zales, Gilbert Garcia, Eliseo Montoya, Dick Zamora,
Duane Raught, Frank McGuire, Cliff Porter, Paul
Hartin, Ernie Garcia, Nelson Jones, Bob Tinnin, Ronnie
Burkhart, Joe Nicasio, Joe Sisneros.
Front row: Chris Lovato, Frank Apodaca, Jerry
Burns, Alfred Florence, John C. De Baca, David Church
Bob Haag, Louie Armijo, Kenton Jones, Don Woods,
Jim Welliam, Robin Briscoe, Archie Garcia, Charles
Williams, Richard Garcia.
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RUN! RUN! .... is the cry probably coming
from Bulldog Fans as the two boys shown above
race madly down the field.
Broad jumping is a division of Track which takes
much practice. Don Woods is shown at the right as
he makes a flying leap, only to come down and try
again,
Here they come, and the judges will have quite
a job in determining the winner, from the looks of
this race! Shown below are Robin Briscoe, David
Church,
and Art Garcia fpictures left to rightb.
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The high hurdles race is a thrilling event of any track
meet. In this picture you will notice Bulldog track men,
along with others competing in this race.
This was certainly a close race. Our Bulldog winner
came in first, with a man not more than a foot behind
him. But . . . the best man won, as the saying goes.
HERE COME THE BULLDOGS . . . in the relay race
which is a feature of every track meet.
Nelson Jones has just finished throwing a shot-
put during practice in Hopewell Field.
Shown in the picture is Ronnie Morrison at
Hopewell Field, during practice. He is throwing a
shot-put, which is really a round metal ball. The
object is to throw for distance.
Ronnie Sandoval is shown in Hopewell Field
the javelin before the inter-school track meet.
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First row, from left to right. Clarence Romero,
Eugene Chavez, Harry Ray, Jimmy Abbott, Phil Finley,
Ray Trujillo, Archie Garcia, Juan Duran, Dan Chavez,
Albert Hardy.
Second row: Robert Baca, Bob Sanchez, Jerry Burns,
Robert Montoya, Joe Salazar, Rudy Baca, Alisico Mon-
Ronnie Burkhardt, Sammy De Baca, Ray Flores, Louie
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Joe Salazar is shown at the
right tangling wit'h a Valley
Lopez, Jimmy Williams.
Fred Trujillo, Sam Royball, Howard
McGuire, Gilbert Garcia, Charlie Cor-
Third row:
Mabery, Frank
dova, Ferdy C. De Baca, Chris Lovato, Gary Pearson,
Jack Fink, Jack Hinter, Jam Aragon,
David Dwinell,
Wayne Fowler, Carlos Torres.
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First row: Harry Ray,
Jimmy Abbot Phil Finley,
Jimmy Williams, Ronnie
Burkhardt, Juan Duran.
toya. Joe Salazar, Rudy Baca,
Second row: Robert Mon-
toya, Joe Salazar, Rudy Baca,
Alvesto Montoya, Eugene
Chavez.
Third row: Sam Roybal,
Chris Lovato, David Dwinell,
Frank McGuire, Carlos Tor-
res.
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Eugene Chavez is executing the "suicide drop" in the top picture
In the picture at the
right, the Pentathlon group
is pictured from left to right,
first row: Patrick Amador,
Ramond Flores, Eugene Cha-
vez, Robert Montoya, Leo
Salazar.
Second row: Richard Tru-
jillo, Louie Lopez, Wayne
Fowler, Juan Duran, Frank
Chavez.
Third row: August Chavez,
Don Chavez, Vivian Marti-
nez, Sam De Baca.
In the picture at the left,
Patrick Amador is doing the
"flying Dutchman.
Pictured above is the Golf team. First row: Raymond Chavez, Ralph Narajo,
Ken McCormick, Dan McKannen, Gilbert Lovato, Raymond Matteucci, Candido
Montoya.
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off.
Practicing a putt is Ralph
Narajo. This shot was taken
at the UNM golf course,
where the Albuquerque High
golf team practices.
Pictured above i-s the Tennis team. From left to right they are, first row, Kenneth
Sammons, Arthur Sandoval, Dick Russ, Dennis Frannishg Second row: Coach Valdez,
Steve Sanchez, Ronnie Fortu, Richard Griego, Larry Edwald, Kurt Stromberg, Waldo
Lucero.
Valdez is the Tennis Coach
who helps the boys become
better players of this sport.
He has done a good job this
year for Tennis.
Shown at left is a fast-
moving game of tennis. This
sport can prove very exciting
when played skillfully.
Pictured to the left is Mrs. Sacks. physical education teacher, with three of 'her
pupils. Mrs. Sacks has the job of teaching her classes girls' sports, which include Bad-
minton, Volley Ball, Baseball, Socker, Field Hockey, and other various sports. She does
a wonderful job instructing the girl-s who take P, E.
PING-PONG
Mrs. Sack-s' cadet teacher is shown helping the girls to learn more about the rules
and technique of Ping Pong.
New to Albuquerque High this year is Miss Deffke, who is shown with three of
her students, whom she is instructing on the variou-s important things to know about
Girl's Basketball. Miss Deffke ha-s done very well her first year as physical education
instructor at AHS.
SQUARE DANCING
Only one form of dancing that is taught at Albuquerque High is shown below.
Square Dancing is one of the be-st ,loved activities of the girls who take Physical Educa-
tion.
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Pictured above is Miss Iden and two of her
students. She is showing them a few things worth-
while knowing about the game of tennis. This is
Miss Iden's first year as P.E. instructor at Albuquer-
que High and she has proven to be one of our best
gym teachers.
BADMINTON
One of the many sports that are enjoyed by the Girls' P. E. classes is badminton
A fast game of this sport is shown below as Miss Iden's class plays it.
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The girls shown above are the welcoming committee from Albuquerque High
who helped the girls register for Sports Day which was held in tihe AHS Gym this fall.
T'hey are from left to right: Vicki Brooks, Betty Jean Chapman, Jo Ann Bass, and
Darla Warick.
SPORTS DAY
These girls are AHS girls
warming up for a game of
Badminton.
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Two of the teams that attended AHS for Sports Day are
shown above playing a hard game of Basketball.
SPORTS DAY
Shown below is an AHS team playing one of their rivals 'during Sports Day. They
are being cheered by the girls on the sidelines who represent nearly all of the high
schools around Albuquerque and the near-by towns.
SPORTS DAY p
At the right, an Albuquerque High girl
seems to be having a little trouble getting
rid of the ball in the right direction.
Who IS holding the ball, we don't know, but it
looks like she could use a little 'help in keeping the
ball away from those guards.
The old stadium is empty now except
for one spectator who seems to express
everyone's feelings-that it will soon be
time for sports to reign over the school
again.
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Aides :
Bookroom .,...
Counselors ......
Library ......
Nurse ....
Office ....
Archaeology ......
Assemblies :
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Banquets :
Football ....
Press .............
Battalion Staff .....,..,...
Board of Education .......
Bowling Club ..................... ..........
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Bulldog Queen Court .......... .,........
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Chemistry Club .,..,,.
Chevaliers ........
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Corvettes ........
Debs ..............
Dedication .,..
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Interschool Council .,,.
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K.A.N.W. ........ .
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Latin Club .,,,.
Litterbugs ,,...,,.
Los Hermanos ........,
Majorettes .,........,.......
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Boys Chorus ........
Mixed Chorus .,,.,.
Orchestra .....,......
Pepper Club Officers
Print Shop ..................
Projector Club ............
Record ...............
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Penthalon ......
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