Deming High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Deming, NM)

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1. Tony Sayre presented Most Improved award to Billy Chaires. Most Valuable Player awards to Charlene Bowman and Jimmy Leupold and Most Improved to Linda Cole. Tennis Coach Dick Pool looks on. 2. Mike Thurston. Most Promising. Joey Flores. Most Improved, and Doug Forbes, Best .Attitude, receive awards from Optimist O. C. Pearson. 3. Silas ilson. who accumulated 168 ' ; points, receives congratula- tions from Coach Rex Smith. 4. High Point Girl Tern Knipps. Most Improved Lourdes .Anchieta. and Best Attitude. Celena Goret. show their awards. 5. Baseballers David Edwards. Tim Klei- nert and Chava Gutierrez receive awards for being the most improved player, the player with the best spirit and the most valuable player. Walt Green of the Optimists makes the presentations. 123

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Athletes receive rewards for accomplishments I. Art Roman presents the Deming Optimist Club ' s Fighting Heart Award to Junior Allen Fields while Pat Maynes, Rey Canton and Vince Almanza display their awards for Most Valuable Lineman, Brains and Brawn, and Most Valuable Player. 2. George Cardona was the most valuable basketball player. 3. Chava Gutierrez with all his awards presented by coaches Mike Jaime and Carlos Viramontes. 4. Brains and Brawn for track went to Rey Canton. 5. Best JV wrestler Manny Marquez gets the record of his matches. 6. Debbie Klement was one of three golfers to advance to state. 122

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1 Hardly anything else can better illustrate the change in organizations through the years than this picture of Boy Scouts at a camp on the Mimbres in 1921. Shown are Marlin Ohman, Frederick Sherman, Glendean Evans, Borlis Lenoir, Johnnie Doodonie and one unidentified Scout. (Photo courtesy of Deming Old Timers Association). This is the place S ifwS wm 124