Deming High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Deming, NM)

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Drum major, concert pianist, runner, archer f 1. What does he do? He runs. Miles and miles. Doug Forbes has the self-discipline to make him- self get up and run — before school, after school and in long-distance events of high school track meets. 2. When he sits down to the piano, people listen to Jay Schwartz. He performed at the Dower House on West Pine until it closed, pro- viding patrons with a variety of classical music. He is Deming ' s finest young pianist. 3. He has been shooting with a bow and arrow since he qualified with this weapon when he was just 10 years old. He ' s Mike Hays who hunts small game and practices on targets in his back yard. 74 jasaxauata aoKBitHaiisffi J

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ID ' •• Mr. Football, prize steer owner, are celebrities XftHttilLL.J! 1. First animal auctioned off at the SWNM State Fair is the prize steer. Here Mary Martinez gets that animal ready for Jhe auction. Many hours of feed- ing, grooming and exercismg Nugget made it the top animal in the sale. 2. If it ' s music you mention, that word is synonymous with Becky Brown, saxo- phonist and drummer with the DHS band and thai organization ' s sweetheart. 3. The top football player for the season was Vincent Almanza. 73

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er Trainer, mathematician are all DHS personalities i 1. He got the top score in the . nnual Mathemat- ics test at DHS. He ' s Mark Harrison who is com- fortable in Don Cameron ' s Senior Math class and his Computer Math class, a new offenng at DHS in 1980-81. 2. Maybe John Borton didn ' t get around too much dunng the year, but the papers he was in charge of circulating did. .As cir- culation manager at the Deming Headlight, he had a responsible position. 3. Tim Otero found himself as the leader of the DHS band, being responsible for proper execution of half time for- mations. 75