Rio Grande High School - Po Ye Da Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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R i o Grande's Faculty is a dedi- cated staff who are greatly appreciated by the Student Body- g it ri is ix If I Q f ' A gvys. t . in g 'za u f ,. 5 , , i Q. F N lf. 7. 1 , VR . xt . fr, i li i .- r l. if 1 NYY 4 0 J ' 1 , if . 1 Wll 'I Y ' 1' K 'K K 7 Riu ' V, j -, 'x ' ,V ll li ix X V. 4 . ,A rr i. -i 42' V ' ll ,Q X Q, U , - f ri xi lil 1. l Xrxkh I 'i 1 l ' l xi! it J V xx film , l , xx f, , 3. 'g' X 1 ' 1:1 , kj X a 1 lx i' ' l Q3 . .V .l pk X f J tu -A l in A l 9 , f Y fg it 1 ' l ,c X F ,r l i - ,r r zu. A-vu.-..,,, ,,40 ' Symbol of a Changing Rio Grande Not in vain the distance beacons, Forward, forward let us range, Let the great world spin forever clown the ringing grooves of change. Tennyson The year 1963-64 has brought many changes to Rio Grande High School. Three new buildings have appeared on the campus in which to teach our in- creasing enrollment. We have added new programs and new teachers. l.B.M. Cards have taken the place of the old, time-consuming methods of reporting grades. The student government has been modified to include class officers. Of the mainy changes that have taken place this year, the most significant has been the new administration. As a symbol of this' changing school, we proudly dedicate the 1964 Po-Ye-Da to our principal, Mr. Gilbert Miranda. If the primary aim of education is directed towarcl the welfare of human beings, then the develop- ment and practice of ideas is the maior responsibility' of a conscientious RAVEN. It must be his endeavor to know and understand himself as he functions in- dividually and collectively. The challenge is great, the purpose is not always clear. It may be to a student's advantage to investigate the notion that man cannot conceive ideas without forming images. Images are built on choices that may or may not reflect the dignity and worth of the individual. The choice of a student must be to strengthen a con- structive self-concept that will create and inspire a wholesome image of a school, state, community and world. If Rio Grande High School is to operate within the framework of ideas which consist of insights into images that strengthen or censure modes of behavior and attitucles, then RAVENS must be will- ing to accept the challenge of developing and un- derstanding the type of individual self-concept that will foster pride and success in community living. Jfwf' Mr. Gilbert Miranda Principal ' Board of Education STANDING, Left to Right: Robert M. Elcler, Vice-Piresidentg J. Leon Thompson, Chairman' of Board of Finance. I h I S I S erinfendem of SEATED: Floyd F. Darrow, Secretary of Board of Fmancep Mrs. Jeanette Strornbergp Clerk, S. Y. Jackson, President, Dr. C ar es pam, UP Albuquerque Public Schools. The rnain function of the Board of Education is to keep all the Albuquerque Public Schools in tip-top shape. They speak for education and they strive to better the Albuquerque School System in order that every student may have the opportunity for a full education. 24 MRS. CHRISTMAN, Assisfanf Principal l MR. SANCHEZ, Adivifies DireCTOF MR. ANZURES, DirecTor of Attendance 25 Mr. Vivil gives some wise words to a 'few of Rio's many sophomore students, Cleft to right: Dan Barth, Lorraine Hopkins, and Jerry C. de Bacal S 0 1, ax X Miss Kiss prepares a schedule for one of her iunior charges. 26 C 1. Counselors Help Prepare Students for the Future Mr. De Wolfe encourages our senior class to graduate. KLorraine Chavezj Miss Kelly expresses her deep concern for Rio's sophomore class. 'i'W 5 ' ' . H V V fvmsmvwfmiggrgssxgygwgng r e sfswea 5 , g w i sa,: , i 4 , g ,w Q Q Riffs Office Staff Q8 ,gf o Oo Q3 Ao AGN ,vcl l QQ 6 C 1 JD Q? Az ,Q Q' x 0 A S '70 N9 QL C? W 0 L 0 QJ - 50 aio X9 Q1 -Q Q! f-10 'N Q' NL! Q '70 C-4C N Q ' .S 0 Q' OJ U Hilger, lleftl, does a great iob in keeping books CA N Q E' -50 f in top-notch shape. To complete the office staff is Mrs. Barela, secretary to Mrs. Christman. Mrs. Pound, counselors' secretary, is a necessity around that department. Mrs. Meadows is an excellent secretary to Mr Anzures. 27 ROBERT WILLIAMS Departmeni Head B.S., M.S. U.N.M. 2 Indiana Univ. English JOHANNA CROCCO B.F.A. U.N.M. English lll MERRYLIN A. Fuucs BA. U.N.M. English li, in JOHN W. FINK B.A. Dartmouth College U.N.M. English ll, Drama English Prepares Being sponsor of the Drama club, Mr. Fink sponsors all plays. 28 GEORGINE GOBEN B.S. Iowa State Univ. U.N.M. English ANNA GRAY B.F.A. Ohio State Univ. English FREDERICK HAYES B.A., M.A. U.N.M. English, Creative Writing JEANNE LENTZ B.A. Univ. of Wichita English II, III Ravens for Life Situations SARA A. MILLER A.B., M.A. Miss Lentz, one of the many new teachers, gives advice to two of her Junior English students, Terry Fabian and Harold Morelock U.N.M. Northwestern Univ. English, Yearbook ROSETTA L. RUPPENTHAL B.F.A. U.N.M. English IV ORLANDO SEDILLO B.A. Highlands Univ. English, Speech BETTY MCBRIDE B.S. U.N.M. English III DOLORES SILVA B.A., M.A. College of Sf. Joseph U.N.M. English CAROL STOUT B.A. U.N.M. English II Mrs. Ruppenthal relaxes in the lounge after a long day with her senior English classes. Mr. Pelton Replaces Mrs. Gray Second Semester One of the Ravens' most loyal fans is Mr. Miranda. ROBERTA H. UPTON A.B. U.N.M. George Washington Univ. English, Journalism CAROLYN TIPPIT B.F.A., M.F.A. Drury, Springfield, Mo. San Jose State English 30 Studying 'frogs and flowers is made interesting by all of JAMES JARAMILLO Deparfmenf Head ' B.S. U.N.M. Biology JOHN GARCIA B.S., M.S. New Mexico Highlands our five-man Biology department. Universiiy U.N.M. Biology Biology Required of ll Sophomores LARRY L. HENNIGH B.S. Eastern Illinois Univ. Univ. of Illinois ll ii l tk! . f , ,- w 1 L' 1 Ball State Teachers College Wisconsin State College Biology ROBERT E. IDEN B.S., M.S. U.N.M. Biology l, II DANIEL VELASQUEZ B.A. Highlands Univ. Biology LAURA WILSON Department Head A.B., M.A. JUDITH FORMES A.B. Punahou Middlebury College World Geography U.S. History Univ. of Nebraska U.N.M. Wo,-ld Hgsgory MARY E. BIALKOWSKI Government B-A- Texas Technological College U. S. History World History JAMES BRADLEY B.A. U.N.M. U.S. History oeial tudies Department Endeavors The history department makes use of the A.V.A. room in teaching Ravens history. DON LEE HARTMAN B.A. U.N.M. 32 Vanderbilt Univ. World History U.S. History ELEANOR HERRERA B.A. College of Mt. St. Joseph-on-the-Ohio U.N.M. Univ. of Colorado U.S. History World History rf 'sf X nl x go-.3 l Af Mr. Bradley waits for his next class of U.S. History students. x , l THEODORE MARTINEZ U.N.M. San Diego State BET-I-Y HIN-I-ON U.S. History B.A. U.N.M. World History S.W. History to Broaden Studentis Outlook J. P. MOORE B.A., M.A. U.N.M. World History t DENNIS SANCHEZ B.S., M.A. St. Joseph College U.N.M. U.S. History Sociology BERNARD ZEVE B.A., M.A. New York Univ. Univ. of New Mexico Columbia Univ. Univ. of Colorado National Univ. of Mexico U.S. History Economics JoNELLE ARMSTRONG PRECILIANO M. GARCIA Department Head B-A- B'A', M.S. New Mexico Highlands Univ. U-NIM' Bookkeeping, Typing pany-,andle Ag,M General Business Oklahoma A8-M MARY ANN COWLEY Typing I, Shorthand I 5.5. General B'-fslness Kansas State College Typing I, Shorthand I EILEEN GERDING B.S. Univ. of New Mexico Typing I, Shorthand I, Office Practice PETER KOSTAS B.S., M.S. Western Illinois U. U.N.M. General Business Distributive Education KATHERINE MANN as. U.N.M. JEANNE P. sMlTH Typing I s.s. U.N.M. Q Typing, General Business JUAN MAES B.A., M.A. Highlands Univ. Univ. of Oklahoma Shorthand I, Bookkeeping, Typing II Commercial Department Trains for Business Careers 34 CIPRIANO D. ESQUIBEL Department Head B.A. Adams State College Utah State Univ. Spanish, Head Wrestling Coach LOIS GOLDFARB B.A. U.N.M. French SILAS BARELA U.N.M. Montana Univ. Spanish, Golf Coach, GEORGE BACA Wrestling Assistant B.A., M.A. St. Michael's College U.N.M. Latin, Spanish Mr. Green receives the APPLE FOR THE TEACHER AWARD from Lou Jones of KQEO. NESTOR MONTANO B.A., M.A. U.N.M. Michigan State Spanish ll, lll, IV l Many Sounds Come From Langua e Department MANUEL P. OLGUIN Department Head B.s., M.A. Uniy. of N.M. M.I.T., Princeton Texas MM LARRY L ADDISON Math, Physics, Chemistry 5 5 Wichita Unlv Geometry A studious math teacher during the day, Miss an excited, loyal fan on weekends. 36 JOHN HILL B.S. W Midwestern Univ. Math LOUIS F, GRIEGO B.S. U.N.M. Algebra l, II , General Math ll hysiical Sciences Challen in LA RUE RICHEY Mr. Addison and his wife, Mrs. Richey, and Mr. Hill i the many teachers who attend the football games. B.A. U.N.M. Plane Geometry, General Math JOSEPHINE LIEDMAN B.A., M,A. Wilson College Arizona State College Mathematics RONALD STEWART B.S., M.A. Central State College Algebra l, II, General Math II If Mrs. Dillon teaches her girls the art of cooking. GENEVIEVE DILLON B.S. U.N.M. New Mexico State Univ. Home Economics Department Head ROSE MARIE ROMERO B.A., M.E. U.N.M. Highlands Univ. Colorado State Univ. Home Economics Home Economies Prepares Students for Family Living ,Z LYN COUFQLAND s.F.A., B.AQ O U.N.M. E New Mexico Western Choral Music ROBERT FARLEY 'V B.A., M. Mus. Ed. U.N.M. Band, Orchestra, Survey of Music BERNARD LEROY JACKSON B.A. U.N.M. Arts ancl Crafts To Ravens Music and Art Make Cultural Contribution 38 During his prep period, Mr. Pope grabs a cup of coffee and begins grading papers. J. L. GARNER Department Head B.A., M.A. Eastern New Mexico Colorado S.T.C. New Mexico Univ. Wood Working I, ll, Ill JOSEPH J. MULLANE B.S. Kent State Univ. Drafting Many Interesting Objects Come Mrs. Chavez, library secretary, keeps track of student fines DAVID E. PALMER B.S. U.N.M. Metals l, Drafting l TOMMIE L. POPE B.S. Eastern New Mexico Metals, Woods From Industrial Arts Department Mrs. Murrian talks with other faculty members at the beginning of school. ANNE H. MURRIAN Department Head B.S., M.A. U.N.M. Univ of Tennessee G s P E III V l l MARLA CHALK B.s. New Mexico State Univ. P.E. P.E. Offers a Variety PRISCILLA E. FLYNN B.S. Northern Michigan College P.E. ELMA DIAS B.S. Univ. of Texas P.E. Miss Diaz instructs her students in tumbling, one of the many sports taught in P.E. l Coaches Wright and Deason watch the team as they battle against an opponent. of Athletic Activities A. H. WRIGHT Department Head B.S., M.A. U.N.M. P.E., Head Football Coach, Head Baseball Coach JESS DEASON B.S. Arkansas Univ. P.E. Assistant Football Coach .' Ll 9 ' x 5 5' ld gi I QP f LARRY TUTTLE B.A., M.A. U.N.M. gzljiul' y P.E. X 5 jp 9-1 Head Basketball Coach, X s. Y 5 ' Assistant Baseball Coach ' 'I l L FRED ROMERO M.A. Highlands Univ. P.E. JOSEPH VILLA B.S., M.A, U.N.M. P.E., Health 4I PEGGY PIPER B.A., M.A. U.N,Nl. Columbia Teachers College Developmental Reading There's nothing like a lounge-coffee break during the day. 5 ELOY CHAVEZ B.S., M.A. U.N.M. V Vocational Rehabilitation l New Pro rams Added to Ri0,S Curriculum, SUE R. DUNCAN B.F.A. William and Mary U.N.M. Vocational Rehabilitation 42 JOHN C. MOORE B.S. U.N.M. Driver Education, Head Track Coach, Asst. Football Coach Miss Piper enioys herself at the homecoming dance. Mr. Miranda Welcomes New Teachers Left to Right: Jeanne Lentz, Johanna Crocco, Merrylin Fulks, Carol Stout, Geor- gine Coben, Dolores Silva. Left to Right Jeanne Smith Mary Bial kofwski Preclliano Garcia Katherine Mann Don Hartman Left to Right: Bernard Jackson, Peggy Pipe-r, Elma Dias, Sue Dunkin, Theodore Martinez, James Bradley. Left to Right: Polly Holbrook, B.A., University of New Mexico, P.E., Beneranda Mora, B,S., University of New Mexico, Mathematics, Geometry, General Math, Gary Pelton, B.A., Western New Mexico, English, Mr. Miranda, principal. 43 Cafeteria taff Deiderika Wagner, Lois Findley, Velma Hannah, Ann Cox, Juanita Chavez, Louisa Cruz preparing for the special Thanksgiving dinner. Remember the good, hot rolls on our trays every day? Jewell Whelan, Elda Frear, Nancy Sells, Louise Cherny, LaVerne Esposito, Wanda Jackson, cafeteria manager, Orene Smith, lla Fitzgerald, and Priscilla Torres 44 ffbl 1 Q f Mr. Gonzales is Head of Our Large Custodial Staff New Raven Custodians - Four new men are helping to maintain our school's beauty: Mr. G. Pacheco, Mr. M. Sedillo, Mr. M. Perdomo, and Mr. M. Birks. They became Ravens in September of this school year. Left to Right' George Pacheco Santiago Romero Lett to Right: Joe Gonzales, Manuel Perdomo, Joaquin Martinez, Florentino Sedillo, Manly Ray Hardwidg Margamo sean' ck I, , - ' 1 1 o nee mg . Birks lkneelingl. MRS. PADILLA is the only woman on our cus- todial staff. Her services to the school are ap- preciated by all. She is one of the original Ravens at Rio. She has been with us since the school opened in 1958. 45 l F? S X. Q x E '11 fi 46 I Bob Fullerton, president, Ray Otero, vice-president, Juanita Torrez, secretary, Janet Chavez, treasurer, Beatrice Medina, parliamentarian-historian. 1' SOPHO ORES Many small streams lead to Rio Grande. They come from many sources and pour into the river, making it The mighty Rio Grande. X ,ll GTZ ' f if ll J KQZL1' sg, U ,y QW ff Lv ff! 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KX 4' fl g:WQ4fiiril fs Brady, Harold Bridges, Rotnnye Briones, Martin Brockmeier, Alan Brown, Sharron Bryant, James Burk, John Bustos, Linda Cabrera, Felix Calderon, Glen-da Calloway, Jimmy Canada, Eula Candelaria, Alice Candelaria, Betty Candelaria, Gloria Candelaria, Preiliano Candelaria, Rebecca Carpio, Joe Carrillo, Conrado Carrillo, Johnny Carter, Christopher Carter, Constance Cassady, Arthur Castellano, Jeannine Castio, Gloria Centeno, Carmen Chacon, Ted Chase, Agnes Chavez, Anthony Chavez, Bernadette Chavez, Bernie Chavez, Dicky Chavez, Eddie Chavez, Flora Chavez, Gloria Chavez, Helen Chavez, Domingo Chavez, Frances ,M Chavez, Irene Ill. Chavez, Billy WXX 1 ,fx X, J I' fl, ,xfx lf XX XX ,nl ICRC' lllgx eff Xxx ll 'X llll I X NJ, ,Y J, X r lr J X l C! n l fl Q N f' a l l f l . ll fa 'xl E x , l ' X l I l C . ke., ll l he-elseif ll Xegiflfxl X X new XX' l, ff ll l R, gf! xx Lf 5 X7 'X lx C ff fl Xa, XX nad 1 X N, ATX K Xxx Chavez, James Chavez, Jane? Chavez, Janet L. Chavez, Jerry Chavez, Josie Chavez, Lawrence Chavez, Lydia Chavez, Malky Chavez, Mary Helen Chavez, Nick Chavez, Patricia Chavez, Patsy fffifix N 1' Clllavez, Patsy Chavez, Paul Chavez, Raymond Chavez, Richard Chavez, Robert Chavez, Rosie Chavez, Ray- Chavez, Shirley Chavez, Sophie Cherry, Karen Chewiwi, Leia Chewiwi, Phil Cisneros, Rolando Clayton, Ronnie Coburn, Robert Cockroft, Bill Cole, Barbara Collaros, George 1 Collins, Candy Collins, Neal Colson, Shirley Compos, Louis Condrey, Peggy Contreras, Arthur Contreras, Mary Ann Corbett, Charles Cordova, Beatrice Cordova, Charlie Cordovaf Lorraine Cordova, Rebecca Cordova, Ronnie Coriz, Carmen Cornelious, Carolyn Cowan, Terence Cramberg, David Crawford, Randy Crespin, Richard Cumiford, Shelia Curtright, Darlene Daniel, Jerry Daniel, JoAnne Danser, Fred Davidson, John Davis, Glenna Davis, Janet Davis, Louise Davis, Loula Ruth Day, Anita Decker, Daryle Delacruz, Manuel DeWitt, John Dodge, Dolores Driver, Donald Driver, Shirley Duncan, Donna Duncan, Jerry Duncan, Sue Dunlap, Carla Eastwood, Leroy Edmondson, Strail Edwards, Betty Edwards, Dudley Eichenlaub, Halina Elkins, Kelley Ellis, Barbara Ellsworth, Leonard Elwell, Connie Esquibel, Esquibel, Esquibel, Esquibel, Espin-osa, Espinoza, Lawrence Manuelita Maria Ramona Paul Theresa Etherridge, Porter Felix, Nancy Felty, Sandra Fernandez, Margaret Figg, Jeannie Findley, Harold Fitzgerald, Marvin Flores, Marcella Follis, Margaret Fo-llis, Robert Force, Ralph Ford, Patty Foulk, Sharon Frankenfeld, Karen Frazee, Bud Frick, Carol Fullerton, Bob Fuss, Ronald Gabaldon, Alfred Gallegos, Allene Gallegos, Anita Gallegos Gallegos, Gallegos Gallegos Gallegos: Gallegos, 1 Charlotte Fred Joe Larry Mona Tom Garcia, Garcia, Garcia, Garcia, Garcia, Garcia, Garcia, Garcia, Garcia, Garcia, Garcia, Garcia, Garcia, Garcia, Griselda Joe John Laura Linda Pat Priscilla Ruby Steven Terry Theresa Trinnie Virginia Yolanda Garrett, Howard Garrison, Ward Gavaldoh, Gene Germany, Betty Gherardi, Jeanette Gibson, Archie Gilpin, John Giron, Vickie Gavalolon, Gene Glasgow, Randy Golden, Gomez, Gomez, Gomez, Gomez, Gomez, Bonnie Abbie Dorothy Gilbert Gloria Julia Gomez, Max Gonzales, Gonzales, Gonzales, Gonzales, Gonzales, Aaron Carlos Darlene Danny George Greer, Henrietta Gregory, Janett Griego, Angie Griego, Loretta Guest, Robert Gurule, Irene Gurule, Julia Guru-le, Ray Gutierrez, Acacio Gutierrez, Danny Gutierrez, Donny Gutierrez, Johnny Gutierrez, Lucy Gutierrez, Lydia Gutierrez, Margaret Gutierrez, Nick Gutierrez, Patsy Gutierrez, Ray Gutierrez, Rosemary Gutierrez, Stanley Gutierrez, Stephen Gutierrez, Totny Gwin, Jim Haagenson, Larry Hains, Dorn-na Hammons, Marietta Harmon, Kay Harris, Brenda Harris, Gregory Harrison, Girleen Harrison, Helen Hart, Donna Hartline, Bruce Hartline, Connie Haverstick, Virgil Hebert, Carolyn Jaramillo Jaramillo Jaramillo, Jaramillo, Jaramillo, 1 Joe Lillian Louise Pattie Roger Higgins, Catherine Hiles, David Hill, James Hill, Peggy Hill, Susan Hinchman, Peggy Hoback, Carol Hogue, Wanda Holguin, Louis Ho-ltman, Anne Hopkins, Lorraine Horton, Evalynn Humphrey, Dawn Humphries, Carol Hutchison, George Jacqu-ez, Gilbert James, Bonnie Jaramillo, Andy Jaramillo, Regina Jaramillo, Ruben Jaramillo, Sally Jaramillo, Samuel Jensen, Susan Jinza, Louie Johnson, Margaret Joiola, Jones, Jones, Jones, Rebecca Becky David Frank lviiillffiflife ill i Jones, Harvey Jones, Roxanne Jordan, Richard Juancho, Larry Justice, Janice Kappedal, Biecque Kemp, Rick Kersey, Kaye King, Joseph Kloeppel, Donald Kloeppel, Pauline Knight, Susan Knoibbe, Karl Knudson, Carol Lackmann, Stephanie Landers, .Jim Lasky, Jane Lasley, Penny Latham, Linda Lawhorn, Preston Lechalk, James Lente, Mildred Leonard, Ray Lillard, Dwayne Lillard, Wayne Little, Gary Lobato, Donald Long, Linda Loos, William Lopez, Alfred Lovato-, Adelino Lovato, Alfred Lovato, Ernest Lovato, Mary Lovelace, Linda Lowe, Saundra Lowry, Anna Lucero, Arthur Lucero, Cris Lucero, Flora Lucero, Gloria Lucero, Hector Lucero, Jess Lucero, Jesse Lucero, Kathleen Lucero, Lorella Lucero, Marcella Lucero, Mary Lopez, Danny Lopez, Elsie Lopez, Fred Lopez, Freddie Lopez, Jerry Lopez, John Lopez, Pauline Lopez, Rosie Lopez, Virginia Lopez, Walter Lucero, Michael Lucero, Theresa Lujan, Bobby Luian, John Luian, Steven Luna, Dolores Luna, Lorrina Luna, Tony McBain, Lance G. McClellan, Earl FJ . L, lc L ,f 1 rxs'-Q. Y A f '7 , iff K! If X . 41 H if V YXLX ' 'X li- ! x..,E ldixj, lv LN Aj v,,,,,, f w ', K i PV fx, l ll 'Q RVN , l 'af 'XXl1!,,x' McCord, Donna McDaniel, Opal McGinnis, Mickey McMahan, Johnny Madrid, Kathryn Maestas, Ruben Maez, Frank Maez, Robert Maez, Virginia Mahan, Rudy Maldonado, Eugene Maldonado, Lucille JZ Mannin o ores quez, Bernie Marquez, Jose Marquez, Larry Marquez, Margie Marquez, Rosalie Martin, Carl Martin, Tommy Martinez, Anrnabell Martinez, Beatrice Martinez, Bonifacio Martinez, Dena Martinez, Dorothy Martinez, Elias Martinez, Flora Martinez, George Martinez, George Martinez, Peggie Martrr Martrr Martrr Martrr Masca Master Mead Medrn Medle Megfo Merrill, Janis Metzgar, Oscar Michelbach, Helen Miera, Lucy Miller, Anita Miller, Jamie Minitrez, Yolanda Mirabal, Alex Mitchell, Jenny Mitchell, Kathie Montano, Arthur Montano, Gloria Montano, Junius Montano, Patsy Montano, Rosie Montano, Rosalinda Montoya, Alberta Montoya, Frances Montoya, Herman Montoya, Joe Montoya, Joseph Montoya, Leroy Montoya, Liebe Montoya, Ronald Montoya, Teddy Montoya, Teresa Montoya, Victor Mora, Rose Mary Mora, Theresa Mora, Wynona Moraga, Blas Morris, Evelyn Morris, Mart Morrow, Judy Moya, Anthony Moya, Efrian Moya, Johnny Steve Mrgich, Judy Muniz, Alice Muniz, Pearl Bt? 5 t5E?GE?Si5 Murphy, Anita Murphy, Rebecca Myers, Ramona Naiero, Caryl Naranio, Delcy Natseway, Thelma Nettles, Agnes Newbury, Jean Nichols, David Nieto, Eddie Nighbert, Randy Noirvell, Morris Nour, Mark Nunn, Patricia Ocana, Stella O'Grady, Dan Olgu-in, Ernest Olivarez, Robert Olivas, William O'Mary, Jamie-s Orona, Jim Orona, Lorraine Orosco, Flora Ortega, Betty Ortega, Virginia Ortiz, Cecilia Ortiz, Johnny Otero, Beatrice Otero, Eddie Otero, Kathy Padilla, Martha Padilla, Raymond Otero, Raymond Pacheco, Danny Pacheco, Danny Pacheco, Gregorio Padilla, Arthur Padilla, Edward Padilla, Hazel Padilla Janet Padilla Lee Roy Padilla, Manuel Padilla, Rosa Padilla, Toby Paraion, Bethsy Parenti, James Park, Donna Parra, Beatrice Peckumn, Michael Peralta, Julia Peralta, Mike Peralta, Richard Peralta, Virginia Perea, Betty Perovich, Regina Peters, Rebecca Peterson, Joe Phillips, Gail Piper, Billy Pitts, Midge Polyak, Paul Portillo, Nickie Prather, Gail Price, Frank Quinones, Thomas Quintana, Lorraine Rael, Johnny Rael, Pete Ragan, Shirley Ramirez, Charlie Risinger, T. C. Rivas, Rosemary Rivera, Johnny Roark, Shirley Robertson, Judy Roclulfo, Agripina Romero, Alex Romero, Elizardo Romero, Frances Romero, Geneva Romero, Jimmy Romero, Louise Romero, Mark Romero, Mary Lou Romero, Rita Rom-ero, Seferina Romero, Stephen Ross, Becky Rowen, Linda Roybal, Carolyn Roybal, Genero Ruiz, David Ruper, Gary Saavedra, Barbara Saavedra, Chris Saavedra, Myra Saavedra, Richard Saavedra, Sammy Saavedra, Yolanda Saiz, Charlotte Saiz, Frank Saikowsky, Julia Salas, Liz Salas, Mary Salas, Steven Salazar, Annia Salazar, Arthur Salazar, Eloy Salazar, Ludena Salazar, Ray Salazar, Tito- Salazar, Veronica Samora, Della Sanchez, Charlie Sanchez, Creispin Sanchez, Daniel Sanchez, Darlene Sanchez, Emelda Sanchez, Ernest Sanchez, Eugene Sanchez, Fausliino Sanchez, Franklin Sanchez, Freddie Sanchez, Gloria Sanchez, JoAnn Sanchez, Joe Sanchez, Juanita Sanchez, Linda Sanchez, Lupe Sanchez, Margaret Sanchez, Margie Sanchez, Mary Sanchez, Mike Sanchez, Mike R. Sanchez, Olivia Sanchez, Raymond Sanchez, Richard Sanchez, Rifa Sanchez, Ross Sanchez, Samuel Sanchez, Sylvia Sanchez, Tillie i i Sanders, Robert Sandoval, Agnes Sandoval, Andrew Sandoval, Diana Sandoval, Ruperto Sands, Pa? Sandusky, Joanne Scanlan, Volney Schneider, Cynfhia Schoionover, Steven Silva, Patrick Silva, Wilfred Simmons, Jimmy Skinner, Len Smith, Alice Smith Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Bobby Floyd Louise Mary Helen Theresa Schwerkoske, John Secatero, Tony Sedillo, Angeline Sedillo, Ernest Sedillo, Robert Sedillo, Vera Segura, Esther Self, Carol Ann Self, Randy Sena, Gloria Sena, John Sena, Mary Sena, Ralph Serna, Maria Seymour, Kathy Sherwood, Don Shinn, Donna Shimon, Thomas Snipes, Fred Soliz, Aida Soto, John Span, Willard Sparks, Sharon Spiller, Rex Sy. wnger, All St.. 'ord, J: Steele, Stelte r, Stutz Tapia, Tarricone, Aldo Taylor, Beverly Tedeond, Tommy Teeter, Erna Telles, Richard Thomas, Raymond Thompson, Jay Thompson, Linda Thompson, Mary Thornell, Kent Torres, Dolores Torres, Joe Torres, Johnny Torres, Juanita Torres, Richard Torres, Sylvia Torrez, Johnny Tradujo, Steve Lou Trujillo, Olivia Trujillo, Pat Trujillo, Sammy Urioste, Nellie Valdez, Albert Valdez, Helen Valdez, Johnny Vallejos, Becky Vallez, Rito Van Bibber, Marilyn Van Gundy, Helen Vargas, Angie Vargas, Elaria Vargas, Felix Vasquez, Susie Velasquez, Victor Vigil, Anadina Vigil, Catherine Trechel, Trujillo, Trujillo, Trujillo, Trujillo, Trujillo Trujillo, Trujillo, Trujillo, Trujillo, Julie Audelia Carolyn Cecilio Clara Dorothy Ernest Ernest Irene Lydia Yancy, Martin Yanni, Charlotte Young, Donna Zambrano, Ben Zamora, David Zamora, Diana Vigil, Jeanie Vigil, Lilli Vigil, Mabel Walker, Linda Walker, Mike Wallace, Jerry Walls, Earlene Walters, Joyce Ward, Carl Ward, Jeffrey Ware, Salo Washington, Hayden Watson, O. A. Webb, Robert Weeks, Rosemary Wenk, Linda Wernke, Robert Westmoreland, Bill Whiteman, John Whitt, Cynthia Whittle, George Williams, Jane Williams, Jim Williams, Johnny Williams, Kathy Williams, Vicky Willie, Dennis Wilson, Amos Wilson, Charlene Wilson, Roy Wolfe, Mary Woods, Margaret Worden, Dale Worley, Johnny Wright, David Wright, Tamara Zamora, Ernest Prudencio Zamora, Susie Zaragoza, Rose Sophomore Assembly THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Ardelia Truiillo, Patsy Blea, George Collaros, Betty Bachicha. SECOND ROW: Kathleen Goodwin, Johnny Torres, Frances Blackman, Steve Tradup, Karen Cherry, Albert Valdez, Patsy Chavez. FIRST ROW: Sylvia Torres, Larry Esquivel, Carla Dunlap, Ralph Sena, Cathy Garcia, Larry Juancho and Diana Zamora. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Franklin Sanchez, Grace Garcia, Chris Saavedra, Susan Zamora, Joe Blea, Frances Chavez, Stephen Romero, Caroline Roybal. SECOND ROW: Alan Brockmeier, Jeanie Vigil, Anita Day, Philamina Armiio, George Martinez, Clara Trujillo, John Lopez, Nancy Antrainer. FIRST ROW: Agnes Chase, Alfred Bourquet, Patty Arellano, Eloy Salazar, Barbara Saavedra, Felix Cabrera, and Mary Wolfe. 67 F, M hem: 3 ,Ex ' M.. M: .W ,av- f 'mg 1.45 ,..a0 ' My -:.:.,::. . A mf an mn 1 , . ,ml f Q ' 2 E f, L1 Q15 .zgkiwwfe w . S ,V .RW .2 L wwf W. W :ai 5225 f- 525212, in .V CTIVITIES The activities at Rio Grande portray the busy lite of Rio's students. Raven Day, dances, drama production, science fairs, and assemblies are a few of the many activities in which Ravens participate. 69 OTC Puzzled Sophomores wonder: Wha1 is it going to be like to govern ourselves? Patsy Chavez has her speech ready. One last look before we vote! Gracie Garcia campaigns for president. QQQESQREQQQWMQQQ Qi Queen 53573 2539, J 6311 2535 Qgzfvkvgjfivsfkvsgebsg aggwmwmizg Qgwmimmzg Dyglggj Johanna 5595 5255 Claudia 52573 Khnkenberg jpg Ifing 5963 6353965359655 53c'f:Es,,f7aW5M7E5S We Crown a Queen F here were three . . . then there were Two . . . Ther h Raven Queen Jean Ayala Halftime Activities Queen Jean was presented the white football by the Matador Captain. Raven royalty Roger Wright Claudia King princess Jean Ayala, queen, Kirk Aleckg Johanna Klinkenburg, Princess, Rudy Lopez. 1 1 '1 1 1 1 1 1, 1 1 1 1' 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 ,, L1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 Q E E E l x 1 5 Y Raven Lady AAary !XHce Lopez LadyJohnnm Arvm Lady Dadene Chavez Lady Christina Lady Belle Romero Lucero Royalt Lady Annie Lady Sandy Ternesr Carlton Lady Peggy Seiglitz Lady Carmen Lady Sharon Miranda Lenfe Chez Re ine de Paris Queen Jean Ayala presided over the dance with her escort, Fred Romero. At her fable was David Nunez and lrene Chavez. The music was good and lhe dance floor was crowded Lady Sandy Carlton and escort Bill Hauer enjoyed the dance with Velinda Singletary and Gary Lowery. 78 Attentive Juniors view with interest Juniors Display Enthusiasm for Class Ufficers Elections Candidates display campaign materials throughout the school. 79 First Weistern Dance Rio's western foiks dance the night away! And now after all that honky-ionkin' it's time to Take a breather. Held on Nov. , 1963 I 5 i 5 X i i All the credit for that foot-stompin' music goes to Gary Lowery and the Rythm Ramblers. so -- Cross-Country Team Receives Letters Coach Honors Football Pla ers Coach Wright hands out letters to Nelson Culley and Speedy Gonzales. Coaches Griego and Martinez present awards to Rio Grande's 'First cross-country team. Mr. Miranda congratulates the football and cross-country teams and looks forward to wrestling and basketball. Fall Asse Dec. 6, l know l'm iust a broad, but l'm clean inside, Mike! l The distinguished M.C.'s were Roger Wright Wm, and Steve Stillman. Who's The Campus Cas1outs enferiained with The western flavor. .. ,-,. , . I ,,v.-W.-.,4. -1.,,,,.,k,,,,Ei..25,M,,. mm ww Bm! ariety' 1963 Talk about variety: we even had Swans! pizza! Checkers offered Raven Fight Song a new style that met Wow! What a Mom! approval from Lets get those lights right this time! Cleft to right: Gene Victor James Terrazas and David Baca.J Androcles Megaera Ferrovius Spintho e Editor Kurt Meyer Michele Pine Dennis Rishei Harold Morelock - Jerry Bently Oh, brother, Pray, exhort me, remind me that if I raise my sword my honor falls. CDennis Rishel, and Jerry Bently.D 84 2 -H ,f Il- - 25221 One of the many behind-the-scene iobs is make-up. Cleft to right: Sandy Carlton, Karen Sherry, and Bonifacio Martinezj Cast Tommy the Lion .... ..... L illian Keyohara Caesar ..,........... ....... B illy Avritl Captain ..aa. .....,...... L ouis Rogers Lavinia .........,. ..... V elincla Singletary The Centurion ..... ....... L arry Esquivel Yes, Handsome Captain, you may. CVelinda Singletary, and Lewis Rogers.D 85 Maxine served as Rio's elevator operator during a light mo- ment in the assembly. 86 , ,YY,,,,--5-0.3 portsmanship, Theme Jeanette Garcla and Hope Gutnerrez displayed the stunnmg trophy we had worked so hard to obtain It symbolized not only the hard work and sportsmanshnp displayed by the players but the sportsmanship of the Ruo Grande student body It acted as a remlnder that when Rao Grande wms It for the third time rt wall be hers to keep forever Keep up the good sportsmanshap was the wrsh of the 63 64 varsity cheerleaders They urged us to contmue our attendance at all ath letlc actrvltues TE' i 1 W Wi Wond Raven couples pose for pictures. fimfifwiifss?iifNE?NELfiZii?'elf I' HH d Background decorations for the Christmas Dance was the Nativity Scene. Raven couples dance to the music of the Chuck Castle Quar- fel. Helping out at the door were, left to right: Patsy Givens, Terry Fabian, Mary Zordan, Dora Quintana, and Helen Sanchez. 89 Music Department Prese I1 The three tubists plus one chimer left to right-Betty Thomas, Harold Findley, Wesley Ezell, and Randy Wiest. The Rio Grande Dance Band was presented for the first time. V ,ffl ef? LVL .3,fif'Q, , V y kde, Wy y f ifgfg e LJCM wee U y V ,V ' Q, 3' ' T ' M Lad! JCQQ QJLJLJ L ak, 6 if 'ADM , J ,MILL Lfpf Qf A V TL' CQ, Qfgl! f' ULU! L The Honor Chorus under the direction of Mrs. Copeland sang a medley of Christmas songs. EG9waflEQws i. W sm? Z li 3 We Katt 'ia SES Eu! tt pwwfe EW? MEHHM5 X5 S 4 W , M g y .. 'Ti av. wg ff H A , ,wa if' A we W 4.Q. A X' ' ' ' k ' EZ' ,QF My: Hi , kg: K fa fmv.,q- , W , I X Ravens Displa Talent Rio's younger generation, What do you mean, the mike's not working? Don Felt iust felt something! ebruar Talent As embl Ojos Verdes Jef Age Musicians: Dennis Rishel, Eddie Penrod and Mark Sievens. l1's a mad, mad, mad world, fellows. n l'm in the mood for love. Gary Lowery solos. Nelson Culley Is Crowned King of Hearts to Reign Over Valentinelsi Dance Q J rowned Nelson Culley who reigned over the Valentine Precy Tafoya, Jack of Hearts, posed with King N I D Among The candidates for King of Hearts were left to right: Steve Stillman, Dan Jernigan, Paul Kryloff, 94 and Ron Costales. l Ravens enioy the atmosphere of the Sweetheart Dance. The Dance is chaperoned by Mr. Miranda and members of the faculty. And away we go! 95 Annie and Peggy Sieglitz, her American sister. Dear Ravens: This wonderful year, loaded with new and exciting experi- ences, would not have been possible without every single one of you Ravens. Soon I felt just like one of you and cheered at games, took sides in school issues, and fought with students from other high schools, because I felt Rio was the BEST. Now I am sad when I think of leaving all my friends in Ameri- ca. Thank you for this wonderful year. Your Belgium friend, Annie Turnest Rio Ravens welcome Annie in mid August. girl From Belgiumw ANNIE and escort, CRIS WAGENER. Touchdown, Boys, Touchdown! e committee for Rio Grande High School consists of the following: SEATED, from Left to Right: MRS. BOB LLINS K Americans Abroad Co-ordinatorjp MRS. JAMES MILLER lchairmanjg MRS. ED. MEAD lHomes and dent-Family Adjustmentbp STANDING: Arthur Torres fstudent body presidentlg MR. TOM DE WOLF IRio unselorlp MR. CHASE WILSON lFinanceJp MR. GILBERT MIRANDA Cprincipal of Riol and not shown, FRANK NCHEZ, Cactivities directorj. RIO is introduced to ANNIE at first assembly. Interest in the program ofthe American Field Service has grown to such an extent that each high school forms a com- mittee to handle the exchange pro- gram for its own area. Rio's com- mittee meets once a month to look after Annie. 97 MW The Sound Ding-Dong Arthur Torres recenved Ah-choo! the vrctory bell from the Santa Fe Railroad C L Sei Q55 Ts? Hi 36 23 3? g, Br-r-r-r 5,v'EWmi1aiS2mvLQ ?e'3,,S4WXQs4Q H'ik32Q Q ?wEgWQ3's H 4? 5 9ii?a6?i42WFw?fW 'f Rio Heh-Heh Rah-Rah-Rah Smack' I I ?fS5s'21iUmii.K1 if Fifty-seven New Members Initiated into National Honor Society Miss Wilson and one of the new members, Priscilla Torrez. The old members of the National Honor Society honor Miss Wilson with a corsage. I00 On March 28, 1964 the annual National Honor Society Assembly. Master of ceremonies was N.H.S. President, Linda Brewer. Giving speeches on the history and ideals of National Honor Society were: PAUL KRYLOFF, History, and Emblems, NORMA RATZLOW, Character, Bonnie REYNOLDS, Scholar- ship, SHEDRA GAMBREL, Leadership, and ROBERTA BROWN, Service. Our principal, MR. MIRANDA, then gave an impressive speech on the goals and ideals needed to attain success. To supplement the assembly the chorus sang two beautiful songs, She Walks in Beauty and Cry Out and Shout. The band played two very difficult and beautiful numbers. Boys' State- Girls' State .Taps Fourteen Delegates a sses Carol Browns draws the name of the next Boys' Stater to be chosen while Douglas Smith, Ronnie Arellano, and Johnny Gonzales await their turn in the suspenseful tapping of new members. The present members of the Boys' State-Girls' State ' s 1 .. i Club were chosen at the an- E . as Q' e l s nual Boys' State-Girls' State l assembly last spring. In a --at H suspenseful tapping,fif-f r- teen delegates, 7 boys and 7 girls were chosen. During the month of June the girls attended Girls' State on the campus of the Univer- . Elll rf' iifg sity of New Mexico. The boys attended Boys' State at the New Mexico Military In- S stitute at Roswell. All returned with wonder- ful memories and increased 1 f. f A iffy' l -wt .N P ,k,' ,K . , -. tn ,.5.t,. Y knowledge of government at local, state and national ' ' S S levels. g Sponsor of Boys' State- ,.t r lf, ,l Girls' State is Mr. Frank ill 't.2 Sanchez. E sls'f Sw ill Newly-tapped delegates to Boys' State are Doug Turner, Arthur Torres, John Mateczun, Ronnie Costales, Tommy Morales and Roger Wright. l0l Faeult Presents Comed 'lfleorg During rehearsal teachers display a great deal of talent. That well is on my property, either you plug it up or l'll do it myself and send you the bill. How could you have bought such a horrible mess without consulting ma first. Vashington Slept Herei' l Backstage the cast is an- ticipating the outcome of their performance. The Family: Newton Fuller .,.., Annabelle Fuller Uncle Stanley e.e.,. Raymond .,....,,.... Madge .,....e,..,.. The Guests: Mr. Kimber .,... l Steve .,,,,e.,,.,..,, Rena Lesie Cla ton Evens y ,.,,. Mr. Prescotte .,,.., Hester ,......e.v Katie ,.... J Ted .,,.,, , ,..,. Leggette .e.,,, Sue .e.,,,.e.,e..,e.. Miss Wilcox ,.,,, Mrs. Douglas Mr. Fink takes time out. CAST Tom DeWolte Rosetta Ruppenthal Ben Anzures Ronny Fuss ,W Betty McBride Jack Fink Jim Jaramillo Carolyn Tippit Otto Geer Dennis Sanchez Betty Kelly ., Jo Liedman Valesquez Silas Barela Johnnie Ratlitt Merrylin Fulks Joanna Crocco Stage fright anyone? girsggjgigggigiir T ,. ,,,..r arms' as I wi? 'lffftt' A--QM. 7 5 2 X f ' . Y' f,. . , A' fx, 'f :Mt 5 ' Q if' ' h' A tg 1'g, ...f iI.,E4' - ...W .-. A-M gt sllzt mfi i e, Facult embers ffer CIVIC1 MR. SANCHEZ, MRS. TIPPIT, and MR. HAYES were the spon- sors of the first variety assembly. Their hours of work and planning produced one of the best variety assemblies we have ever had.' All the extracurricular and club activi- ties that make school so enioyable would not be possible if it weren't for the faculty members who dedicate so much of their time to sponsor these activities. Although it is not pa-rt of their job, they spend hours after school helping stu- dents organize the activities. They de- serve much of the credit for the success of the-clubs and activities here at Rio Grande. All the help and guidance they give are truly appreciated by the stu- dents who realize that none of it would be possible if it weren't for their help and cooperation. The standing committees of the Student Council are sponsored by this wonderful group of teachers who contribute so much to the functioning of Student Council. From left to right are MR. HAYES, Assembly Committeep MR. ANZURES, Elections Committee' MR SANCHEZ , . , Constitution Committeeg MRS. HILGER, Ways and Means Committee: MRS. TIPPIT, Social Committee and MRS. GERDING, Special Activities Committee. o ponsor School Activities i These are the Teachers who sponsor The clubs of Rio Grande. Wiih their help The clubs have grown and have sponsored many worth- while proiects for The benefit of Themselves and their school. Seated are MRS. UPTON, News' paper, and MISS MILLER, Year-l book. Standing are MR. GARCIA and MR. GENTRY, Science Club, and MR. MONTANO, Spanish Club. From Left to Right are MR. GEER, sponsor of The Rodeo Club, MRS. FORMES, Tennis Club, MR. GREEN, German Club, MR. FINK, Drama Club, MRS. HINTON, Junior Historical Sociefy, and MR. SEDILLO, Debate Club. The Sponsor of the A.V.A. is MR. MOORE, of the F.H.A., MRS. DILLION, of the DECA Club, MR. KOSTAS, of ihe F.T.A MRS. HERRERA, of The National Honor Society, MISS WILSON, of The Raveneitfes, MISS SILVA and MISS ELLIS, and of the F.H.A., MRS. ROMERO. I05 Teaohersi Sponsor owl -Or anized Classes Sponsors of The newly organized classes are These faculTy members who donaTed Their Time and efforT To help The class officers and govern- ing bodies geT off To a good sTarT. Sponsors of The Junior Class are Mrs Formes Miss Piper Mr Aubel and Mr Olguun Sponsors of The Sophomore Class are Mr, Marhnez, Mrs, Lledm-an, Mrs. ArmsTrong, Mrs. Kelley, and Mr. Sanchez. Sponsors of The Senior Class are Mrs. Gerding and Mr. Hayes. Also a sponsor of the Senior Class is Mr. DeWolf, nor shown. 'll' Familiar Faces Around the Campus 2 4 3 J i 2 IO8 I x Charles Tatum, parliamentarian-historianp Joseph Maes, president: Roger Lafanza, secre faryg Gary Lowery, treasurer: Mary Zordan, vice-president. UNIGRS Juniors keep The flow of Rio steady and add To ifs maiesty with Their sfeadfasi qualiiy. IO9 Il0 Serving in the Junior House are, BACK ROW: David Ferro, Dee Ann Wilson, Patty Williams, Larry Jackson, and Carol Easton. THIRD ROW: Fred Teupell, Becky Atkinson, Haden Bowling, Carolyn Trusty, and Charles Danliels. SECOND ROW: Timothy Washington, Carol Saavedra, Jo Ann Bustos, Priscilla Sanchez, and Priscilla Torrez. FRONT ROW: Veronica Saavedra, Jim Walker, Donna Farmer, Ray Maxey, Dorothy Montano, and Andrew Lopez. Heading the Junior House are: Joseph Maez, president, Mary Zordan, vice-president, Roger Laftanza, secretary, Gary Lowery, treasurer, and Charles Tatum, parliametntarian-historian. Junior Class Or anizes Junior Activities The Junior House was established to serve all Juniors in the class system. Composed of one boy and girl from each U.S. History class, they intend to plan new activities for the coming year. The Juniors may sponsor a Farewell Dance to the Seniors, sell RGHS pins and put on a Junior Talent Show. l Others Members Saavedra. THIRD ROW: Phil Goss, Paul Valles, and are, BACK ROW Left to Right: Tony Jaramillc, Ruth Merriman, Johnny Armiio, Alvina Wood, Gloria Hopkins, and Gloria ROW: Arturo Montoya, Martin Gurule, Don Jennings, Charles Chavez, Rachel Valenzuela and Charlene Aguilar. SECOND Mickey Wilson, Dede Padilla, Randy Wiest, and Regina Gonzales. FRONT ROW: Claire Tarricone, Larry Olives, Rosie Maxey, Celia Griegog Not shown are: Don Warnack, Gilbert Lovato, Sarn Cox, Jane Loudon, and Jim Hogue. Abeita, Abeifa Abeifa Abeita , Ulysses Abeiia, Willie Abeyta Abeyta Abeyta Abeyfa, Alderete, John Ayala, Jackie Baca, Bernie Baca, Candido Baca, David Archunde, Renay Armiio, Clara Arthur, Vonnie Atkinson, Becky Avritt, Donna Aragon, Nellie Aranda, Manuel Archulera Anita Armiio, John Armiio, Judy Aragon, Aragon, Aragon Aragon 'TY Apoclaca Apodaca Apodaca Dorothy Edward Esequiel Lilly Apodaca, Apodaca, Frances Isabel Isabel M Jerry E. Max Armigo, Dolores Baca, Baca, Baca, Baca ,L l U Ida John John Mariha I 1 fl Baca, Theresa Baca, Vina Baca, Orfela Baca, Phil Baca, Phillip Bachicha, Evelyn Bailey, Sharyn Baker, Vicki Baca, Ray Baca, Richard Baca, Ruben Balderhausen, Sue Banks, Ronald Barboa, Becky Barboa, Sandra Barela, Angie Barela, Dannie l Barela, Gina Barnard, Jack Barncastle, Kenneth Bell, Dwight Bencomo Jos 'ne j f 2 Baxter, Nita Beall, Sharo Benavidez, Johnny ,, Bennett, Wayne Af, . f er Bills, Vickie Blacklock, Alan Barros, Richard Barry, Billy Barth, Dan Baser, John Battaglia, John n ohn Bowling, Haden Boyer, Sandra Boykin, Gerald Breeden, Patricia Brifo, Theresa Blea, Marie Blevins, Susan Bourquet, Mary Bowers, Peter Blea, Lenora Carter, Ramona Cash, Roy Casper, Charles Castillo, Frank Chandler, Noel Campos Anna Marne Chapman, Evelyn Chavez, Annabelle Chavez, Bernadette Chavez, Benny Chavez, Charles Chavez Chavez , Eloy Chavez, Frank Chavez, Chavez Linda Chavez, Laura Chavez Leo Chavez, Chavez, Chavez, Chavez, Chavez, Chavez, Chavez, Cheney, ' 1 L i12ff. 4sawY? Cooper, Dan Cruz, Concha Cruz, Ray Curiis, Roy Curtis, Sharon Custer, Christine Duran, Tina Easley, Mareffa Easton, Carol Eastwood, Terry Dominguez, Eugene Dominguez, Nancy Dunkin, Melba Dunn, Lynn Duran, Danny Dalhover, Sandra Daniel, Charles Danley, Floyd Darden, Jean Darrah, Lynne Daugherty, Rose Davidson, Mary Lou Davis, Linda Davis, Lydia De Casaus, Chemilla De La Cruz, Mary Lou De Soto, Edith Donalson, Shirley Duncan, Annabel Dunigan, Glenda K W 1 Kw,g ga,al,-evsf,3.'Jg5e,iASm ,.:a:351v?! wiaf'iP:3ma'f?Ex32' -wr f:,y.Q'i,mQam21 ' e - ' ' RW2i?3wZ?'35?i592'fM4l . .,,. . L K sf. Ford, Sammy Fraser, John Fresquez, Orolio Gabaldon, Cynthia Gabaldon, Henry Ezell Wesley Galaviz, Grace Gallagher, Judi Gallegos, Edith Gallegos, Jessie aaa? QM Garcia, Jess Garcia, Joseph Garcia, Dolores Garcia, Floyd Garcia, Garcia, Garcia, Garcia, z??ag15raPSaf5T'a1li me Garcia, Helen Linda Mike Orlando Patsy imziaa, Garcia, Garcia, Garcia, Garcia, Garley, Richard Robert Ruben Tommy Dolores Gartner, Barbara Gibson, Bruce Gibson, Richard Gilbertson, James Gilpin, Carol Gipson, Carol Giron, Donny Giron, Frances Giron, Robert Glasgow, James Gleason, Marilyn Glover, Jo Ann Gomez, Eddie Gomez, Johnny Giron, Yvonne Gomez, Mary Lou Gonzales, Allan Gonzales, Eugene Gonzales, Janet Gonzales Gonzales Gonzales, Gonzales Gonzales 1 1 Julia Mary Mele Rigina Rita Gurule, Ronald Gushard, Lincla Gust, Stephen Gutierrez, Annie Gutierrez, Betty Gray, Marilyn Griego, Esther Griego, Pablo Guitron, Mike Gurule, Martin Q:-rl-2 i w- Graham, Arthur Gray, Judy Green, Christina Gonzales, Gonzales, Gonzalez, Gonzalez, MSWSE 1m:3:7,-if il-Q12-'fzii Gutierrez, Betty Gutierrez, Susie Hale, Sharon Hall, Janet Hammond, Conme Huddleston, Richard Hughes, Shirley Humphries, David Hunt, Cheryi Issues, Jimmy Kersey, June Keyohara, Lillian Kirk, Sammy Kloebbel, Doris Krontz, Claudette Langley, Jo Lashier, Elizabeth Lawson, Dotty Lee, Harvey Lattanza, Roger Laughlin, Lue Ellen Lente, Lucinda Lente, Rose Lente, Teresita Lawrence, Emily Leyba, Andrew Leyba, Louie Leyb-a, Maria Little, Sheila Litton, James Lobato, Edward Loos, Cecilia Lopez, Andrew Lopez, Arthur Lucero, Pat Lucero, Prescilla Lucero, Priscilla Lucero, Prudence Lucero, Sreve Lovafo Doris Lozano, Lucero, Lucero, Lucero, Bobby Aban Elfego Margare1 oven, Lowe J Lowery, L Lopez, Mary Helen Lopez, Priscilla Lopez, Ronnie Lovato, Gloria . Lovafo, Lorraine Lopez, Lopez, Lopez, Lopez, Beatrice Consuelo Frank Gordon Lucero Lucero Lucero Lueras 1 Maesias, Barbara Meesfas, Patsy Maestas, Ray Maez, Danny Maez, David Maez, Joseph Magee, Cath Mahon, Tramer Mannmg, Samuel HB1 Marquez, Jerry Fmfr Marquez, Mary Lou Marquez, Yolanclo , Joe Martinez, Martinez, Martinez, Martinez iiswwwwtavelcs Maxey, Faye Minitrez, Jerry Montanez, Elsie Montano, Beverly Montano, Dorothy Montana, Isidro Montoya, Montoya Montoya Montoya Montano, Montgom Montoya, Montoya, Montoya, Morrison, Janice Nargelorvuc, John Olivas, Larry Olivas, Ronald Olsen, Stewart O'Mary, Richard Nichols, Donnie Nieio, Anthony Paiz, Georgine Parra, Joseph Parraz, Mary Ann Partain, Jim Pedro, Gina Padilla Dawd Perea, Betty Perea, Linda Perea, Mary Perea, Orlando Perea, Robert Perry, Wilda Peterson, Douglas Pnckard, Jim Pine, Michele ?s5E35e? Peynetsa, Carlos Phillips, Caroyln Pichardo, Josephine Pirkle, Robert Potter, Claude Powers, Midge Prather, Bobbi Price, Sue Pruitt, Geneva Pruitt, Ross A t fiaiwi :ifvewte-vewsv Puckett, Bernice Pugh, James Rael, Adeline Rael, Clorinda Ramirez, Adam Ruvera, Sammy Romero, Romero, Romero, Romero, Romero, Saavedra, Abel Saavedra, Carol F. Ruiz, Rachel Ruiz, Rodolfo Rumsey, Barbara Saavedra, Erma Saavedra, Gloria Romero, Urban Rofhwell, Lynda Roysden, Mike Rowe, Margaret Sainz, Sainz, Salas, Salas, Salas, Saavedra, Linda Saavedra, Margaret Saavedra, Ruben isfiflsif 9 Salazar, Diana Salazar, Sammy Salinas, Theresa Sams, Sandra Sanchez, Adolph Sanchez, Aldrina Sanchez, Sanchez, Sanchez, Ambrose Angela Annabelle Sanchez, Danny Sanchez, Christine J. Sanchez, Delefina Sanchez, Finnimore Sanchez Sanchez Sanchez Sanchez 1 1 r SedlHo Tony Sanchez Sanchez Sanchez 1 Sanchez, Sanchez ii' 1 Simon: Arthur Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith Skinner, Chester G. Smythe, Joan Spiller, Burton Stamper, Linda Stanley, Jayne Stanley, Wayne Thomas, Ray Thornton, Mary Tiley, Eugene Torres, David Torres, Eugene Sulluvan Carolyn Torres Helen Torres Marcella Torres Pete Torrez, Priscilla Tropp Mary Trulullo Daniel Truglllo Filbert Truiillo, Mary Truiillo, Prescilla Trusty, Carolyn Tull, Linda Turner, Lonnie Uriosie, Juan Valdez, Mary Trullllo, Ruby Valdez, Raymond Valdez, Walter Valencia, Carmen Valencia, Pat Valenzuela, Juanita Velenzuela, Rachel Valleios, Lorraine Vallejos, Mary Ann Valles, Lydia Valles, Paul Valles, Priscilla Vallez, Paul Valfierra, Rafael Van Blaricom, Arthur Vigil, Billy Victor, Gene Walker, Jim Ward, Jo Ann Ward, Roger Warnack, Don WNQEWSI Washington, Timothy Watson, Bill Wellinger, Darlene Wellinger, Richard Wells Leo We-nk Patsy Whiteman Pat Wickman, Donald Wiest, Randy Williams, Patricia Wilson, Dee Ann Williams Doris Wilson Keith Wilson Mickey ilson Richard Wimberly, Danny Winn, Judy Wolfel, Freddie Wood, Allen Wff Fifi' 'Sm iliqlasif WSH- Wood, Alvina Woods, Elizabe Woodward, Do Woodward, Do th r Y Worden, Calvin othy le Wright, Barbara Yancy, Duane YeaTer, Linda Yee, W. Atom Zamora, Anna Rlchel during a practice for the first play This year, es and The Lion. Jimmy Walker is one of the many iuniors who give up Their study halls 10 help in the library. I43 I44 Arnold Dennison, Science Club: Ken Delfeld, German Club: Linda Brewer, Honor Society: Suzette Driggers, G.A.A.: Sharon Bunten, F.T.A.: Dan Jernigan, 'R Club: Arthur Torres, Student Body President. CLUBS Rio Grande has a well rounded extracurricular activi- ty program. These: clubs con- sist of Student Council, year- book, newspaper, service clubs, honorary associations, and athletic organizations. Rio's clubs help enrich and increase the knowledge ot Ravens. X V f x,g,Vi fx I45 Girls' State Alternates Alternates are, from Left to Right: Peggy Sieglitz, Judith Smith, Linda Brewer, John- nie Arvin, Gloria Anaya, and Ruth Pacheco. iris' State To become a delegate to eithe Boys' State or Girls' State is on ot the greatest honors one can at tain while attending Rio Grande Each spring at the annual assem bly, 14 iuniors, seven boys an seven girls are tapped for th honor. Fourteen alternates ar also chosen. The delegates mus be responsible students and hav the respect of both the studen body and faculty. They must b active in campus activities an demonstrate th e qualities o leadership and service. The' DELEGATES TO GIRLS' STATE are: SEATED Left to Right, Jeanette Garcia and Patsy C de Baca. STANDING, Left to Right, Maxin Vigil, Suzette Driggers, Anne Cox, an Roberta Brown. ' oys, State ust be good all-around stu- nts. The steps in choosing the elegates are: T. Nominations by the iun- ior class. 2. A check of the students' records and grades. 3. Appearance of candidates before a committee made up of Boys' State-Girls' State Club members and teachers who once attend- ed Boys' State-Girls' State. 4. Approval by Mr. Miranda. ELEGATES TO BOYS' STATE are: KNEELING, eff to Right, Arthur Torres, Roger Wright, nd Tommy Morales. STANDING, Left to ight, John Mateczum, Paul Kryloff, Ronnie ostalesfand Doug Turner. wemeavevs a uwW'fWH?ttQiSi.iWmw2wmw-, ,,,m 5aii'aiii?W5s Boys' State Alternates Boys' State Alternates are STANDING, Left to Right John Robbins, Pete Sandoval John Conlon, Mickey Allen Steve Stillman and Billy Avritt I47 Rave Cheer OUTSIDE ROW, From Top to Bottom: Caro- lyn Phillips, Rebecca Joiola, Janice Justice, Mary Jean Lovato, Janet Chavez, Ann Holtman, Gloria Jean Baca, Mary Ida Bour- quet, Kay Kersey, Marilyn Anzures. I48 Ravenette Board Members: KNEELING, Mary Jane Brown. SECOND ROW: Adele Barreras, Claudia King. THIRD ROW: Mary Jean Lovato, and Betty Sanchez. INSIDE ROW, From Top to Susan Kesler, Rebecca Judith Smith, Josie Anaya, York, June Kersey, Priscilla chez, Yvonne Sanchez, Harrison, Mary Jane Brown. INSIDE ROW, From Top fo Bottom: Lin- dia Sanchez, Gloria Montano, Madelon Kesler, Frances Cha- vez, Cathy Cabrerra, Dora Sanchez, Regina Gonzales, Geneva Cole, Linda Sanchez, Terry Fabian. Ravenehe B o a r d members KNEELING, Judy Smith. SEC- OND ROW: Sheolra Gambrel Frances Sanchez. THIRD ROW Judly Armiio, Virginia Vigil. I49 Club officers this year were Left to Right: Joe Aranda, Treasurer, Darlene Martel, Parliamentarian, Sammy Sanchez, President, Caroline Laskey, Secretary, Fernando Lopez, Vice- President, and Rosemary Grado, Reporter Cnot picturedl. The Distributiv The Distributive Education Clubs of America is a program of youth activities which is designed to develop future leaders in the fields of marketing and distribution. The DECA symbol is a diamond. Each point represents one of the objectives of the D.E. program, to promote vocational understanding, en- courage civic consciousness, develop social intelli- gence and further leadership development. The or- ganization also provides opportunity for state and national recognition. ,yu coo oS69oQ ' C4094 1,1 I V. :E P Goa: fl ok ,Spi- The maiority of the DECA members hold part-time iobs during school. In this way, the techniques learned in the classroom can be applied on the iob. Members of the D.E.C.A. were Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Johnny Atkinson, Joe Grasten, Joe Sanchez and Sammy Sanchez. SECOND ROW: Fernando Lopez, Lance Up- church, David Valdez, Joe Aranda, and Mr. Kostas. THIRD ROW: Darlene Martel, Lucy Hernandez, Caroline Laskey and Trudy Griego. Rosemary Grado and Ambrose Sanchez were not pictured. I50 ducation Club The DECA Club has participated in many activities. Mrs. Johnson, a Stanley Home Products dealer, presented the group with at sales demonstration. The club sponsored such money raising proiects as a car wash, a skating party, and a turkey raffle. The club still maintains the sup- port ot a child in France through the Save the Children Federation, a proiect started in 1963. Rio's D.E. sponsored a city-wide DECA Officer Initiation ceremony. It also hosted the dance for State DECA Convention. The DECA Club sponsored a skating party for Rio. ted a demonstration to the club. Good food and friends at the DECA banquet. l5l Mrs. Johnson presen- Club officers are Left to Right: Mickey Allen, historiang Pam Burk, secretaryg Ken Delfeld, president: Meriam Jarrett, vice- presidentp and Clifford Merrill, reporter. French and German Club sponsors- Mrs. Goldfarb and Mr. Green. HW I SIS we? m?NSELsW.ae'BEX Pl ' ? Midas W3 9E,,l i, MwLm On February 1, 1964 the German and French Clubs before attempting a rugged mountain climbing race assembled together for this picture German Club Enjoys Active Year The German Club is a group of students interested in the German language and in the life, culture, and history of the German-speaking countries. All are study- ing or have studied German. The members contribute to school spirit and ra-ise funds by selling football ribbons. 1963-64 was the most active year in the club's history. Activities included a fall picnic in the mountains, various types of programs in German, a caroling party at Christ- mas, a ioint hike with the French Club, a spring picnic and a semi-formal dinner party in May. Der Lehrer Sprecht CThe teacher Speaksl German Club members are, BACK ROW, Left to Right: James Roberts, Johnnie Arvin, Elizabeth Lashear, Meriam Jarrett, Kenneth Delfeld Pam Burk, Pam Harris, Brenda Harris and Paul Kryloff. FRONT ROW: Andrew Shanley, Gerald Boykin, Jeff Treffert, Clifford Merrill Mickey Allen, Harold Sultzbach, and Rodney Sandoval. STANDING, Left to Right: Jean Ayala, Ilene Baca, Patsy Ortiz, Dolores Sanchez, Sally Baca, Susie Zamora, Gloria Montano, Rita Sanchez, Kathy Otero, Carolyn Hebert, Dorothy Woodward, Rosemary Grado, Catherine Higgins, Mary Alice Lopez, Lorraine Chavez, Yolanda Montoya, Albina Pacheco, Priscilla Saiz, Del Vigil, Juanita Torres, Tina Mead, Catherine Candelaria, Evelyn Chavez, Orlinda Pacheco. KNEELING, Left to Right: Gordon Lopez, Joe Martinez, Joe Tafoya, Salo Otero, Frances Sanchez, Aaron Gonzales, Tommy Garcia, Alfred Lopez, Albert Valdez, Anthony Nieto. Hablemos Espaiiol OFFICERS, Left to Right: Tommy Garcia, Treasurer, Bettina Mead, Secretary, Mary Alice Lopez, President, Francis Sanchez, Vice-Presidentg Salome Otero, Sergeant at Arms. l54 il 'U M9071 l0mmY Morales, Lillian Jaramillo, Patsy Abeyta, Ronnie Olivas, Gloria Jean Baca, Karen J a egos. Le Cercle Franoais French Clubj E 2 Aw! Shucks! fKaren Jacksonl Left fo Right Paul Padilla, Pres., Becky Atkinson, Vice-Pres., Roberta Lu'cero, Sec., Lind E ' - a spmoza, Treas., Jesse Anzures, Reporter. ackson, Esequiel Aragon, Nora Esquibel, Billy Mrs. Goldfarb, Sponsor l55 Latina Familia fThe Latin Family: 3 APPEARING Left to Right are: Mr. Baca, sponsor: Judy Randall: Beverly Tay lor, Micheal S las- Timoth Washington. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Anaya: Josie Anaya: Raymond Otero: a , y Cynthia Nix, Chemilla De Causas: Criscelda Garcia. FRONT ROW: Don Guitierrez: Cris Saavedra: Jean Newberry: Nester Martinez. M 'mus Chigh priestl- Allan Wood SECOND ROW: Tommy An- OTHER MEMBERS ARE Left to Right: Gary Ruper, Kirk Aleck, Pontitex ax: , - Q zures: Ellen Marie Arias: Karen Crocker, Consul Secundus Cvice-president? Jo Ann Albert. FRONT ROW: 'Linda Gonzales: Stella ' - . - Sh'rle Hughes: Nancy Strain: Conna Shinn and W. Atom Yee, Consul Adams- Dianne Albert: Anna Zamora, Quaestar Csec.treas 5, I y Primus Cpresidentj 1 1 Science Club Operates Photo Service The main project of the science club this year has been to offer the students of Rio Grande a photograph-developing service. The Science Club members donate time after school to develop pictures at reduced rates for Rio Grande's camera fans. Arnold Dennison, President SEATED, Left to Right: Albert Valdez, Parliameniarianf Gary Ruper, Reporter, Arnold Dennison, President, Anita Day, Vice-President, Judith Smith, Secretary-Treasurer, Paul Padilla, Historian. STANDING, Left to Right: Mr. Gentry, Co-Sponsor, David Ferro, Chris Wagner, Roy Cook, Rudy Lopez, Dan Driver, Dianne Herrera, Henry Cardwell, Chris Bess, Michael Joiola, Stanley Bell, George Barbera, Mike Lucero, Maureen O'Brien, Harvey Lee, Mr. Garcia, Co-Sponsor. Debate Club embers Work Hard FIRST ROW: Kirk Aleck, John Conlon, Annie Ternest, and Dee Ann Wilson. STANDING: John MacCord, Linda Bachicha, Mr. Sedillo Csponsorj, Tommy Morales, and Lawrence Candelaria. The art of formal debate is hard to master. The members of Debate Club sacrifice their time to practice after school, and to do research work on debate topics. Debaters must learn to reason and speak spontaneously on various dif- ficult topics. lt is, perhaps, one of the most difficult activities carried on at Rio. At the beginning of the year only four students were in Debate Club. By the second six-weeks eight students were preparing for competition with debate teams from other schools. Rio's teams ltwo people on each teamj, have'made a very good record. At the beginning of the year only four students were in the Debate Club. They are shown here with sponsor, Mr. Sedillo. Left to Right: Kirk Aleck, John Conlon, Annie Ternest, Dee Ann Wilson Dee Ann Wilson was placed in the final rounds at the N. Mex. State Uni- versity in the division of oral interpretation. At the city-wide tour- nament in November, Kirk Aleck and John Con- lon together won three rounds and lost one. isa Los Historianos . . . The club was organized in December of 1962. Mrs. Hinton is the sponsor of Los Historianos. The club members work in the Old Town Museum on Sundays. Los Historianos is the only Junior Historical Society in New Mexico. We have taken field trips to various other museums in the state. Waiting for the train to come in are Left to Right Susan Kesler, Vice-Presidentp and Corina Lucero. Enioying the Fred Harvey cuisine are Left to Right Shedra Gambrel, Presidentp and Bonnie Reynolds E4i55Zlfs Norma Ratzlow, Fred McDougal, Parliamentarian, l59 STANDING, Left to Right: Juanita Torres, Ray Salazar, John Luian, Marilyn Gleasonp Randy Self, Parliamentarian, Dierdre Shaw, Dorothy Woodward: Joe Baker, Doris lovato, Treasurer, Julie Trechel, Tamara Wright, Donna Walden, Vice-President, Jane Stanleyy Janet Hall Becky Burcio, Anne Sanchez, Historian, Linda Thompson, Dede Padilla, Secretary. SITTING: Sharon Bunten, President. Sponsor Eleanor Herrera I60 Future Teachers Acquire Knowledge The FTA Club seeks to enable its members to study and to identify the qualities, traits, and aptitudes which are basic or related to successful teaching, to acquire an understanding of the history and development of our public schools, their purposes and obiectives, and an appreciation of the contributions they have made to our democratic, free society, to secure accurate in- formation on vocational opportunities in education, and the special competences required to aid in self-evalua- tion, to participate in pre-vocational activities which are both exploratory and developmental in nature. Future Homemakers of America Members are, Left to Right: Margaret Follis, Reporferg Jane Stanleyg Mrs. Dillon: Darlene Sandovalp Jean Ayala. eft to Right: Judy Houstonf Judy orrow, Treasurerp Frances Sanchez, ecrefaryf Mary Jiron, Vice-Presidentf orma Ratslow, President. Shown, Left to Right are: Mary Troppp Mrs. Romero: Dorothy Abeyfag Lor- raine Zuni, Historian: Bonnie Apodacap Sandy McCluskey. I6I ! I enior, rthur Torres Vice-President Secretary Rudy Lopez Kirk Aleck Cabinet ROW, Left to Right: Tommy Morales, Buildings and Grounds, Linda Bachicha, Publicity, Regina Gonzales, Special Activities, Roger Wright, and Patsy C. de Baca, Constitution Committee. SECOND ROW: Joseph Maez, Ways and Means, Dora Quintana, Scraphook, Lynda Elections, Anne Cox, Hospitality, Karl Thomas, Social, and Mary Zordan, Calendar Committee. '63 Student Council is made up of one representative from every homeroom. It is divided into 11 standing committees. Student Council supervises all student activities. All clubs and organizations work under student council. Because the newly-organized class system has not yet taken over their duties, Student Council sponsors all dances, organizes all assemblies, and runs all other events such as Twirp Week and Bermuda Shorts Day. Also a very important purpose of Student Council is to be a forum where the students can bring their questions and ideas about everything that concerns them and their school. Sponsor ot Student Council is Mr. Frank Sanchez. SPECIAL ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE SCRAPBOOK COMMITTEE The Scrap book Committee keeps a pictorical record of all t maior events of the year at Rio Grand-e. SEATED: Frances Montano, Dora Quintana, and Judy Armiio. STAN ING: is Aaron Gonzales. Takes care of anything extra that comes up. FIRST ROW: Carla Dunlap, Cynthia Nix, Jeanette Garcia, Annie Ternest. BACK ROW: Johnny Martinez, Ken Delfeld, Regina Gonzales, Committee Chair- manp Mike Walker and David Chavez. ELECTIONS COMMITTEE The committee that runs elections, Left to Right: D Atencio, Nancy Jensen, Art Silva, Lynda Thompson, Ju ta Torres, Larry Cordova, Max Vigil, Cynthia Vigil, and A Salazar. WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE Cogordinated pennies Tuesday and kept a record of all money collected by student council. Joe Sanchez, Larry Jackson, Steve Gutierrez, Joe Maez, Joe Martinez, Liebe Montoya and Darlene Chavez. I PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Worked to make all our dances a success. STANDING: Frank M J l'a Gonzales Becky Atkinson and Paul Arellano, SEATED: aez, ui Rosemary Grado, Linda Bachicha, Martha Padilla, and Patty Williams. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE All variety assemblies were fun because of the careful planning of this committee. Albert Valdez, Grace Garcia, Nelson Culley, Linda Latham, Doug Miller, Mary Jane B-rown, Roger Wright and Steve Stillman. I66 BUILDING AND GROUNDS COMMITTEE Worked to keep Rio's campus clean. The trophy case was their main project. Joe Montoya, Jane Loudon, Tommy Morales, Tim 'II Washington, Mary Ellen Thompson and Reuben Jarami o. Tennis Club ponsfored Mrs. Formes, Serving as Tennis Club officers this year are: Louis Rogers, treasurer, Cynthia Nix, secretary, Don Jennings, vice-president, and Mickey Allen, president. Members of the Tennis Club are, BACK ROW, Left to Right: Lillian Keyohara, Claudia King, Susan Kesler, Cynthia Nix, Leah Henriquez, Louis Rogers, Catherine Higgins, David Ferro, Earlene Walls, Pauline Kloeppel, Mary Bourquet, Priscilla Sanchez, and Carol Sanchez. FRONT ROW: Don Jennings, Tommy Sutton, Joe Sanchez, Karl Thom-as, Charlie Sanchez, Mickey Allen and Tony Harvill. I67 The Senior Senate is an organi- zation composed ot two members, one boy and one girl, from each senior English class. It is headed by the Senior class officers, ROGER WRIGHT, President, ARNOLD DEN- NISON, Vice-President, S H E D R A GAMBREL, Secretary, DALE ATEN- CIO, Treasurer, and SHARON APO- DACA, Parliamentarian - Historian. Its iob is to plan the activities of the Senior Class. The Senior Senate decides on the style of announce- ments, and plans the Senior gift, talent assembly, and banquet and dance. The Senior Senate is spon- sored by Mr. Frank Sanchez, Direc- tor of Student Activities. I . SEATED are: Lorraine Chavez, and Darlene Sandoval. STANDING are: Howard Hess, Jeanette Garcia, and John Robbins. STANDING, From Left are: Ruth Pacheco, Larry Cordova, Jean Ayala, Tommy Morales, Billy Avrit, Alberta Rodriquez, Roman Saaveclra, Sonia Crites, and Pete Sandoval. I68 enior Activilties l SEATED are: Reggie Morrow and Johnnie Arvin. i STANDING are: Red Garcia, Roberta Brown, and l Speedy Gonzales. 3 E 3 ii 1, ,g w g weQ2ig-SraALi:2TQfmK9fl:ffK::zfs7xw1efimQ: 2.e-f:2x.s+sf1ViewWeafggwefwrgffvzswfmiwgfav-ifzirmszfwfwffoefI-ifz,sfffgfmtes?2,aw,, Ei is eil ANDING are Ralph Gonzales Seidel Jackson and cy Tafoya. FATED are: Carmen Miranda and Barbara Washburn. e ATED are: Roberta Lucero and Joyce Pech. STANDING 1 1 , Joe Garcia Belle Lucero Jerry Padilla Annabelle of, Ronnie Cosfales, and Doug Miller. I69 5 3 The first letterwomen chos by G.A.A. are Cleft to righfjllx Ruthie Pacheco, Gloria Anaya, Dora Quintana, Anna Belle Elliorr, Patsy Givens, Helen Sanchez, Sylvia Mora, Suzefle Driggers, Johanna Klinkenburg, Carolina Lasky. l l l l l .A.A. Awardla Letters ix This symbolizes the first leifer awari by The G.A.A. .A.A. Has ndefeated Season ocation Won Lost Tied andia Tournaments io Grande 6 O 0 ocorro Sportsday io Grande 4 O 0 anzano Sportsday io Grande 2 O 0 ighland Sportsday io Grande 3 O 0 io Grande Sportsday io Grande 4 0 0 RECORD Sponsors of G.A.A. are Cleft to righti Mrs. Flynn, Mrs. Murrian, Miss Diaz, and Mrs. Holbrook Members of the G.A.A. Volleyball team are FIIRST ROW, Left to Right: Suzette Driggers, Helen Sanchez, Patsy Given, Johanna Klinkenberg, Mary Zordfan. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Ruth Pacheco, Sylvia Mora, and' Gloria Anaya. l7l G,A.A. Board Members are lleft to rightj Gloria Anaya, Dottie Lawson, Patsy Givens, Johanna Klinkenberg, Sylvia Mora, Mary Zordan. . .A. Chooses Board and Officers I72 Outstanding G.A.A. officers are lleft to rightj Suzette Driggers, President Ruthie Pacheco, Vice-President, Helen Sanchez, Sports Head, Betty Sanchez Treasurer, Carolina Lasky, Secretary. Regina Gonzales scores, assisted by Patsy Givens. Sept. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Feb. Feb. March April April May May Jumping for the ball against St. Pius are Mary Ida Bourgoet, Patsy Givens and Anna Belle Elliott. Regina Gonzales looks o-n. SCHEDULE Tea --------Sandia Tournaments --------,Socorro Sportsday --.---Manzano Sportsday --------Boy-Girl Playnite --------Faculty-G.A.A. Basketball Game -----,Highland Sportsday ----------------,,-----------.Dance -----.Rio Grande Sportsday ----. .---------------Fatculty Playnite ---.---.Albuquerque Sportsday ------White Sands Sportsday --------------.----VaIley Sportsday -------.Mother-Daughter Banquet --..-----,----.Portales Track Meet Patsy Givens and Mary Bourguet play for G.A.A E I . .,.. . ..w,,,mmW....,. .. WW. ,,., MW ., ...,..,.,M...,W.,. M ,.., .V ..., . . Lettormenas Club Sponsor To be eligible tor membership in The R Club, a letter award in at least one sport is required tor all candidates. To start out the year, the R club sponsored the very successful Raven Day bonfire. Their main money-raising project for the year has been the sale of popcorn during the basketball games and wrestling matches. Twice a- year the Lettermen's club hold their initia- tion in which new lettermen ioin the club. X, X L - F - A we Lf' . V X ' I L K--f at ,,LmVf!,,,,, Sponsor of the R Club is Football and Baseball coach, Al Wright. FIRST ROW, L.lto R.: Frank Sierra, Doug Miller, Tony Harville, James Terrazas, Speedy Gonzales, Nelson Culley, John Robbins, John Matec- zun, Jerry Padilla. SECOND ROW: Charlie Sanchez, Seidel Jackson, Pete Sandoval, Dan Jernigan, Paul Kryloff, Doug Turner, Arthur Torres, Ron Costales. THIRD ROW: Danny Sanchez, Don Jennings, Tommy Sutton, Sammy Ford, Tim Washington, Mike Salas, Richard Sanchez, T. J. Anzures. I74 v , 4 3 wc W-f , A Z ffm V 33, pw Mew JOYCE WALTERS TINA MEAD I76 W' The Ravenito cheerleaders were chosen in the fall. Frank Maes was the first boy to try out for cheerleader posi- tion. He not only won but was elected head cheerleader. They were vibrant and enthusiastic. Their good sportsmanship and support never failed. They backed the Raveni- tos adl the way. XM! 'TJ Mi Jw M ww wi l l V 1 FRANK MAES, head cheerleader Introducin l l 4 i l V RUBY GARCIA GENEVA ROMERO KM -vs 5:5 93 2? Q2 113 Q is E 5 52 Q ? 2 if E 5 2 L 2, QE EE' Y. E 1, 3 Q Q! 3 3 i Y 2 3 E E 5 X 2 V- f--f f .-,-W-m,,v.,-.wnuw,mm2 , ,' , , .LWs1fm??i4'Q9fS5 i! WNWWB E4 , , W, , W , , '3 5 EE, R I have tried to do my best this year as Rioi's varsity cheerleader, and the only way I know to express my gratitude is to say thank you. No matter what activities we engaged in it was a won- derful feeling to know the Ravens were behind us. 50441 an I78 VHIS1 This year has been one l will never forget. There are many things I'd like to say but three words stand out in my mind-THANK YOU, RAVENS! Thank you for the privilege and honor of serving Rio Grande and all of you Ravens. I Q,L.O..,, V' ESQQQEKQSYT H eerleaders l'll never be able To forgeT all The wonderful Times I have had This year. Backing The Ravens is one of The ioys l'll never be able To express as long as I live. lT's been a wonderful year, lead- ing a wonderful group of Ravens, and cheering for a wonderful group of boys. All of you Ravens conTribuTed To mak- ing This The besT senior year I could ask for. I. V, X X, Cx lil I WZQEETSBEESQXYESTEIMSISMSQISSWIIEITS M 5 I WT I I Til r .ff I f T - f ---T -- . I EW? ar Tl, I ,,.. .M l ' rms' . i,,.. I 5 T I M 23 x ,,,,,W..,..,,. ,V W-,mi ii- 1 m:,,...g a..M, ...W . 5 5 Q I -.---YTW, , cs , ,.,..c , . y 2 K I E I I I Ii I I I in I I have had The most ex- ciTing and enjoyable year a senior girl could ever wanT. Cheering for our boys made me very proud. I can'T ex- press my graTiTude To all The Ravens who made This pos- sible. The only Thing ThaT I have To regreT is, ThaT This wonderful year is almosT gone. Thank you from The boTTom of my hearT. I will never TorgeT my senior year because of cheering. 0 W7 Si Q 5-Q E - lil' Rodeo Club Enjoys Action LUB MEMBERS: Roy Curtis, Nancy Antrainer, Mr. Geer lsponsorl, Wesley Ezell, Susan Gossett, Barbara Rumsey, Jane Loudon, Linda Aldoff, Sue Dun- an, Daryl Decker, Edward Lobato, Charlene Adams, Lewis Faulkner, Duane Yancy, Charles Tatum, Mike Crocker, Jamie Miller, Martin Yancy, Jay hompson, Cynthia Schnieder, Ronald Danley, Ivan Hunter, Cheryl Ward, Sheila Cummitord, Sally Martin, Evelyn Borrison, Marietta Hammonds, Kathy eymour, Myran Bryant, Ronnie Bridges, Joe Baker. NOT SHOWN: Jan Reece, Jerry Purcella, Liz Woods, Ronnie Clayton, Gary Lowery, Marcelino hewiwi, Willi Abeita, Floyd Danley. The Rodeo Club raised money by putting on horse shows in which nearly all members competed. Rodeo events were enioyed by girls and boys alike. Rio's club won most of the polo games held with other high schools. Although this is the first year the club has been in existence, it has been quite successful, in many activities. OFFICERS .eff to Right: Christine Ioy, Secretary, Wesley Ezell, Sergeani at Arms, Iharles Tatum, Vice-Pres- dent, Jane Loudon, Treasurer. 55,1Z2il921TEDgLivZ l8I r 1 ,. ,,,L,,.l,A,,,,,,,,,,,,W,W-1 Glenna Holcolm Heads- Modern Dance The Modern Dance Club parricipares in many reci- Tals. This requires long hours of practice and work. Mrs. Murrian is The Club's sponsor. Leotards and tights, co-ordination and rhythm are all a part of The Modern Dance Club- Members are, BACK ROW, Left to Right: Glenna Holcolm, Jane Jenson, Gloria Anaya, Ruth Brown, Mary Jiron, Mary Wolfe, Maria Leyba and Helen Armiio. FRONT ROW: Carol Sanchez, Lorraine Chavez, Anna Crowder and Donna Averift. I83 Julia Flores, R. N., B.S. Regina School of Nursing Univ. of New Mexico School Nurse .Q-... STANDING: Left to Right: Lorraine Zuni, Carol Sanchez, Dorothey Abeita, Rose Lenfe. SITTING: Marie Geibel. I84 chool urse Helps Potential Nurses I Left to Right: Rosemary Martinez, Cathy Torrez, Denysa Valentic Virginia Vigil. Counselors' Aides The stuolents who work in the counselors' office are hard working and efficient. They do clerical work, stapling, filing, alphabetizing, helping with appoint- ments, and other necessary jobs. Counselor's aides never have access to personal files, but Mr. Vigil says, We can't function without them! Joyce Gable helped Mrs. Pound keep track of ap- pointments. Left to Right: Ginger Jones, Jean Ayala, Theresa Garcia, Harold Morelock, Charles Casper Christina Mae Romero Felix Cabrera Brant Jones h Jo nnie Ratliff, Leah Henriquez, Theresa Montoya. KNEELING: Carol Easton, Johnnie Nell Hall, Yvonne Herrera, Lucy Gutierrez, NOT SHOWN: Joyce Gable, Lorraine Chavez, Vicki Edson, Edward Padilla, Kurt Meyer, Alton Thornton. If if STANDING, Left to Right: Nelson Cully, John Brungard, Arthur Torres and Rudy Lopez. SEATED, Left to Right: Judy Houston, Ann Cox, Sharon Apodaca, Judy Smith, Annie Sanchez, Angie Barela, Linda Bachicha, and Libby Montoya. Roger Wright, and Yvonne Lopez. Rave EXC, SEATED, Left to Right: Myra Saavedra, Carolyn Phillips, Vironica Salazar. STANDING, Left to Right: Gloria Baca, Gene Victor, SEATED: Darlene Mariel. STANDING: Shirly Carlson and Diana Albert. SEATED: Mary Ann Parraz. STANDING: Left to Right: Carla Dunlap, Vera Smith. ffice Aides ATED, Left to Right: Gloria Castillo, Del nchez, Carolyn Lasky, Mary Ann Hunt. ANDING, Left to Right: Chris Heart, Ruth avis, Wilda Perry, Del Vigil, Laura Garcia. Membership in ational Honor Soclet Leading the National Hon-or Society are the officers, from Left, JOHN MATECZUN, Vice'President, JUDITH SMITH, Secretary, KERRY BENIIS, Treasurer, LINDA BREWER, President. Members tapped last spring that compose this year's National Honor Society are: FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Iola Duffy, Terry Pech, Annie Sanchez, Claudia King, John Mateczun, Roberta Brown, Kerry Bemis, Barbara Chavez, Meriam Jarrett and Linda Brewer. ROW: Rudy Lopez, Jean Ayala, Carolina Lasky, Henry Torres, Shedra Gambrel, Norma Ratzlow, Bonnie Reynolds, Helen Sanchez, Judy and Chrisa Alegk. THIRD ROW: Paul Kryloff, and Arthur Torres. I88 haracter, cholarship, Leadership, Service To be tapped for National Honor Society at the annual National Honor Society Assembly each spring is one of the greatest honors to be bestowed on a student at Rio Grande. The four requirements for membership symbolized on the emblem by letters, CSLS, are: CHARACTER, the inner drive for perfection that distinguishes them from others, SCHOLARSHIP, members a-re required to have a 3.25 average, LEADERSHIP, being able to obtain the respect and aid of fellow students and SERVICE: The highest of distinctions is service to others. The N.H.S. is one of the most active clubs on campus. Protects they have undertaken have been the sale of car decals and sponsoring the Beat the Matador contest. In a service proiect for the school, the N.H.S. collects and displays in the library the pictures of the foreign exchange students, and the flags of the countries they represent. Sponsor of the N.H.S. is Miss Laura Wilson. New members chosen at the spring assembly are: FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Demecia Padilla, Charles Casper, Diane Albert, Ronald Angel, Glenda Green, and Linda Hetzel. SECOND ROW: Paul Salas, Mark Shawn, Billy McLean, Becky Atkinson, Carol Gilpin and Yolanda Padilla. THIRD ROW: Jo Langley, Harvey Lee, Jane Louden, Ronny Banks, Karen Kemmer, Donnie Nichols. FOURTH ROW: Linda Espinoza, Wayne Bennett, Karen Crocker, Pam Harris, Kirk Aleck, Raymond Macy, Danny BNHFSIB, 5HmmY Herrera, Dvris Lobato. FIFTH ROW: Priscilla Torrez, Phil Goss, Jean Darden, Carol Easton, Ralph Ferig, Joyce Gable, Billy Barry, Anne Cox, James Pickard. SIXTH ROW: Carolyn Trusty, Donna Walden, Alvina Wood, Penny Florence, David Ferro, Julia Gonzales, Susan Blevins, Lynda Thompson, Lou Ellen Laughlin. SEVENTH ROW: Michael Salas, W. Atom Yee, Anna Zamora, Jackie Bryant, Theresa Van Bibber, Linda Robertson. EIGHTH ROW: Dee Ann Wilson, Patsy Abeita, Mary Zordan, Pam Burk, Holly Ward, and Keith Stout. Dram The purpose of the Dr ma Club as set down in t constitution are: to help a vance d r a m a, produ plays, and give others chance to participate. The activities of the cll. included seeing other play raising money, and goi on field trips. The first semester of cers were chosen from t Mr. Fink instructs the officers of the first semester: Karl Thomas, President, Lillian Keyohara, Treasurer, James Terrazas, Vice-President, Pam Burk, Corresponding Secretary, Gary Lowery, Ser- geant-at-Arms, and Linda Thompson, Recording Secretary. Well, Lillian, not everyone can have a tail! Second semester officers are Left to Right: Velinda Singletary, Treasurer, Gary Lowery, Sergeant-at-Arms, Holly Ward, Recording Secretary, Carmen Miranda, Corresgonding Secretary. FRONT ROW: James Ter- razas, Vice-President and Karl Thomas, President. - l90 , WWE lub rama class as Temporary visors. Permanent offi- rs were elected second mester. The club participated in op by building all the ts. The class has a Tew Terprising artists, They do l the painting on The sets. ll in all the class is one of ried iobs. The Thespians are Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Gary Lowery, Jerry Bentley, Louis Rogers, Larry Esquibel, and Gene Victor. SECOND ROW: Lillian Keyohara, Velinda Singletary, Dale Ratliff, Holly Ward, Pam Burk, and Karl Thomas. FRONT ROW: Ronald Fuss, James Terrazas, and Harold Morelock. Members of the Drama Club are Left to right: BACK ROW: James Terrazas, Roberta Brown, and Karl Thomas. SECOND ROW: Bonifacio Martinez, Mark Stevens, Gene Victor, Maritta Easley, Lynn Gordiner, Sandy Carlton, and Linda Thompson. THIRD ROW: Harold Sultzbach, Walter Steele, Holly Ward, Mary Wolfe, Roger Lampher, Albert Valdez, Shedra Gambrel, and Lillian Keyohara. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Phillips, Dale Ratliff, Janet Reiger, Dennis Rachel, Louis Rogers, Martin Sanchez, Velinda Singletary, and Fred Snipes. FIFTH ROW: Don Felts, Johnny Lopez, Gary Lowery, Robert Maez, Kurt Meyer, Carmen Miranda, Harold Morelock, and Cynthia Nix. FRONT ROW: Sharon Apodaca, Johnny Baca, Linda Bodenhammer, Pam Burk, Jerry Bentley, Lydia Davis, Larry Esquibel, and Ronald Fuss. :f :SI3H552EiEt622biT3SiEEidEYQQG3R551ISS?IQ3EQ3QS7iiE57QE?ii2f5E'Eiiiii?E?55ZQ5?f?:sW2-39115itfiiliikiiiiifiaeitlt5it-12: 52 f'J-iE'imfi'f?i5-f. '!'f ',:-ffiwkbl 'l 151116 fix f ww,-1Lf'1 Ss, ffl-f:l',fi',s..sfi'1.:f'1f tiff ' 1 iw 'WJ'vtW2i,Tf1i,fV11T12F:NEfr-3 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Steve Tradup, Danny Wimberley, Salo Otero, Jackie Bryant, Lynne Washington, Tommy Garcia. SECOND ROW: Left to Right: lsponsorl R. Upton, Lynda Rothwell, Mary Jean Lovato, Frances Sanchez, Cynthia Nix. 0 Looking over the plans for future :La are Lynda Rothwell and Jackie Byrant managers, Tommy Garcia, circulation Produces Award- inning Newspaper Sonia Crites, co-editor l l The question of which picture to use seems to confront feature editor Lynne Washington and sports editor Sale Otero Rose Mary Gradg, Co-editor WSW 36242555523 m Riols Concert Ellld Adds Life to Assemblies ND MEMBERS: CSENIORSJ Karen Albin, Jim Boyd, Sharon Bunten, John Conlon, Ken Delfeld, Gary Fellows, Don Felts, Terry Fox, Bill Gallegos, ger Kite, Roberta Lucero, Robert Mascarenas, Clyde McKenzie, Cliff Merrill, Tom Morales, Jerry Purcella, Fidel Vallegos, Theresa VanBibber, ger Lamphear. KJUNIORSJ Rebecca Atkinson, Jackie Ayala, Bill Barry, John Baser, Gary Buff, Evelyn Chapman, Gerald Boykin, Linda Espinoza, es Ezell, Henry Gabaldon, Laura Garcia, Eugene Gonzales, Terry Green, James Hogue, Karen Kemmer, Ronald Kern, Ed Lobato, Harry Lovette, ary Lowery, Bill McLean, Harold Morelock, John Nargelovic, Ronald Olivas, Stewart Olsen, Tony Ramirez, Lynda Rothwell, Gene Sanchez, arianne Smith, Carol Stevens, Roger Tapia, Randy Weist. CSOPHOMORESJ Lupita Abeita, Celia Arias, Jerry Bently, Joe Blea, Alfred Bourget, obert Coburn, George Colloras, Kelly Elkins, Harold Finley, Ronald Fuss, Alfred Gabaldon, Jeanette Gherardi, Carolyn Hebert, Louis Holguin, ildred Lente, Ernest Lovato, Dolores Manning, Rosalie Marquez, Elias Martinez, Melvin Masters, Beatrice Medina, Janis Merrill, Rosalinda Montano, nhthony Moya,lDonna McCord, Alex Romero, Yolanda Saavedra, Veronica Sanches, Salazar, Ernelda Sanchez, Franklin Sanches, Randy Self, Donna Inn, James Silva, Carl Ward, Jim Williams, John Williams, Charlene Wilson, Tamara Wright, Marilyn VanBibber. The band marched in parades, played for assemblies, played for concerts, and entered music festivals. ,The student body sang along with them when they played the Raven Fight Song during many assemblies. I93 PRESIDENT: Don Felts Kcenterl POINT SECRETARY: James Hogue Krightj VICE-PRESIDENT: Stewart Olsen Cleft? LIBRARIAN: Carol Stevens fleftl SECRETARY: Sharon Bunten Kcenferj LIBRARIAN: Karen Kemmer Krightb Band Elected Six Officers FIR ST ROW: Roger Tapia, Gene Sanchez, Eugene Gonzales, John Baser, Jam-es Hogue SECOND ROW' Gary Lowery, Clifford Merrill, Roger Kite, Gerald Boykin, THIRD ROW: John Conlon, Alfred Bourgef, Anthony Moya, Alfred Gabledon, Terry Fox, Ken Delfeld. Dance Band Orchestra . .M ' s Sn FRONT ROW: Anne Schweedler, Aniia Day, Donna Young. BACK ROW: Beverly Moniano, Viola San- chez, Sam Manning. Seven Students Made All-State Band SITTING: James Hogue, Linda Espinoza, Karen Kemrner. STANDING: John Conlon, Tom Sfewarf Olsen, Ken Delfeld. We 7? wil? ,, M'v.1Q-:esv,2l,wfaiEQIe:4z?4a721fQ?Y1 S213 , ,I.., WM. . V M , John Conlon Heads Marching Band as Drum Major Majorettes Three outstanding figures in Rio's Marching band were our Drum Maior, John Conlon, and our Two maioreftes, Connie Sanchez and Marie Leyba. , f i n Connie Sanchez Marie Leyba Honor Chorus Develops Under ft f Direction of L K, y , ,CK - S' . ,fn ' C y N c Mrs. Couplancl -..f o at QC, L C Q Lei ff - , H c C' ffl... ,X fix A, f 7 an 'fgfl Y V Hi fqlrzff. korg' Qif ' J ii .1 . c. '65 fi ll ,f , f I7 if ,,f, , IX XS' jr Kwff , Q Mrs. Couplandxhas donexajmefjob in-the ,J iFfLHx Music Department Fsince ,hermarrival at Rio l X 7 Q Grande. She has accomplished much and is a 'L fri . T , 4 pleasure To work with. lc ,. ' A Qi H-, - X... .VSV A XX ge. 7 V h Q. .f . P ' t I Q . C, J r -f 5 iris, , ' if T A 1 ray ,W f V X X it , H ' A co, JAX X X Xllgi s. . ff? Fw Nigga: X X KCC, Lil I'-Diijf ,- Rim 4.. C- , Members of Honor Chorus SEATED, Left to Right are, FIRST ROW: Mary Salas, Rosalie Martinez, Holly Ward, Judy Randall, Lynn Darrah, Shirley Homer, Sandy B-oyer, Jan Reece, Carolyn New. SECOND ROW: Vickie Bills, Anna Zamora, Patty Williams, Jane Louclen, Karen Albin, Iola Duffy, Norma Ratzlow, Carolyn Sullivan, Glenda Green. THIRD ROW: Terry Lente, Linda Sanchez, Renay Archunde, Janice Merrill, Lois Corry, Joan Albert, Mary Ann Lopez. FOURTH ROW: Sandy Harmeson, Meriam Jarrett, Theresa Brii0, l-ynn Gordianier, Stephanie Lackman, Madaline Kesler, Patsy Garcia. FIFTH ROW: Jim Siegling, Robert Giron, David Humphries, Andy Padilla, Randy Davis, A. B, Swanson, Allen Wood, Donnie Warnack, Louis Faulkner. SIXTH ROW: Richard Salas, Henry Torres, Joe Mullins, Abe Luian, Mike Siegling, Mike Crocker, Charles Tatum, Roger Caddy, Steve Brewer. Shown Left to Right are: Holly Ward, orma Ratzlow, and Anna Zamora. Holly is our student assistant, Nlorma serves as library assistant, and Anna takes care of the ipoints. r if The Members of the boys' chorus are: FIRST ROW: Robert Giron, David Hum- phries, Andy Padilla, A. B. Swanson, Allen Wood, Don Warnack. SECOND ROW: Henry Torres, Joe Mullins, Randy Davis, Mike Crocker, Charles Tatum, Roger C-addy. THIRD ROW: Jim Siegling, Richard Salas, Abe Luian, Mike Siegling, Steve Brewer, Louis Faulkner. Like any other outstanding organization, -chorus also has its officers. Shown Left to Right are: .loe Mullins, Vice-President, Shirley Homer, Presidentp and Charles Tatum, Secretary-Treas- UFEF. N Girls Excel in Choral Members of the Girls' Glee Club are: FIRST ROW: Anna Zamora, Holly Ward, Janice Mer- rill, Shirley Homer, Jan Reece, Sandy Boyer. SECOND ROW: Sandy Harmeson, Renay Archunde, lola Duffy, Norma Ralzlow, Lois Corey, Carolyn Sullivan. THIRD ROW: Rosalie Martinez, Lynn Gordanier, Linda Sanchez, Mary Ann Lopez, Carolyn New, Glenda Green. Rios' Girl Sextet is composed of the following girls: From Left are: Vickie Bills, Holly Ward, Sandy Homer, Sandy Boyer, and- not shown is Linda Gushard. l l 200 Our Girls Trio from left to right are: Meriam Jarrett, Karen Albin Lynn Darrah. Chosen for All- tate Members of the Mixed Ensemble from Left to Right are, FIRST ROW: Patty Williams, Anna Zamora, Holly Ward, Janice Merrill, Shirley Homer, Jan Reece, and Glenda Green. SECOND ROW: Sandy Harmeson, Renay Ar- chunde, Linda Sanchez, lola Duffy, Norma Ratzlcrw, Theresa Brito, and Mary Ann Lopez. THIRD ROW: Richard Salas, Jim Seigling, Mike Crocker, Charles Tatum, and Joe Mullins. FOURTH ROW: Steve Brewer, David Hum- phries, and Roger Caddy. All-Staters are: STANDING, Left to Right: Jim Siegling, Joan Albert, Linda Sanchez, and David Humphries. -CNet shown, Mary Aaron.D The students participating in the Modern Choir are: Left to Right: Holly Ward, Sandy Harmeson, David Humphries, and Shirley Homer. lNot shown, Bud Skinner.J 2Ol FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Rose Zaragoza, Clara Truiillo, Theresa Salinas, Christina Sanchez, Mary Alice Lopez, Isabel Romero, Dulcinea Trujillo. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Donnie Nichols, Helen Chavez, Flora Chavez, Lucy Niera, Irene Truiillo. Librariansl Offer Services Left to Right: Ruth Merriman lSecretaryD, Josie Anaya lPresidentJ, Sharyn Brown lTreasurerD, Johnnie Arvin lVice-Presidentj Left to Right: Esequiel Aragon, Carol Saavedra, Rachael Valenzuela, Mary Morris, Dolores Armiio, Maretta Easley, Andy Padilla. .W,..M..-. , .W .. , W- . me . ., , .. .W B,-S, , E I Emma Chavez Library Clerk Gertrude Tufts Librarian Not shown: Ralph Ortiz Barbara Prather Donna Avritt Rachael Ruiz Charlotte Yaney Christine Coy .loan Smythe Arlene Chavez Judith Winn Anita Vaughn Rose Daugherty Johnny Atkinson Bonnie Reynolds Marie Baca James Walker Samuel Cox Lora Elwell Beverly Taylor Virgi Shannon Debbie Henkle Linda Hetzel Carylcn Ann Self Betty Valles Robert Pirkle Delia Frietz Don Warnack Evelyn Garcia Patsy Abeyta Jeanie Vegil Marlene Chavez Teodora Bernal Textbook Clerk This year the library has been extended to include a textbook room. 1 I i 5 Q 3 204 Shedra Gambrel, secretary, Sharon Apodaca, parliamentariang Arnold Dennison, vice- presidenti Roger Wright, presidentp Dale Atencio, treasurer. l SENIORS -the delta of their high school career and will now continue on into the stream of life. They came into Rio Grande, small streams into the great flow of life, continued along the steady course encounter- ing many obstacles and new experiences and are now ready to begin along a new course, taking along with them the memories of a wonderful time of learning and fun. 205 Chrisa Aleck Lead Mary Aaron Mary Agnes Abeiia Pairicia Acevedo Karen Albin John Alderete Chrisa Aleck Mickey Allen Dorothy Anaya Gloria Anaya James Anderson Josie Anaya Albert Anderson o-Ye-Da Staff 'Senior girls gather around at a game for a good round of gossip. Lawrence Anzalra Melvin Angus Jesse Anzures Priscilla S. Anzures Cloves Apodaca Sharon Apodaca Anna Marie Aragon Raymond Aragon Robert Aragon Salvador Aragon J ea1i Ayala Reign I 4 Joe Arancla Dolores Armiio Johnnie Arvin Dale Aiencio l Jimmy Aiencio Reigning over the Raven Day royal activities is her maiesty, Queen Jean. Johnny Atkinson Genevieve Atler Bill Avritl Carmen Jean Ayala Alfonso Baca i A V l uring Homecoming otivities Eileen Baca Gloria Baca Joel BBCG Leslie Baca Paul Baca Samuel Baca Marie Baca Sylvester Baca Joe Baker Alex Barela Aclela Barreras Veronica Barros Linda Brewer Serves a Charles Bauer Stanley Bell Laura Beal Donna Bell Kerry Bemis Pefe Benavidez Rudy Benavidez Dale Berglund Chris Bess Jack Blain Terry Blumenshine Jerry Boyd ational Honor Sooiot President Jimmy Boyd Gregory Bradshaw Linda Brewer Lynda Bridges Larry Brookreson Dennis Brown Roberta Brown , Rufh BFOWD Ruin Ann Brown Dan Bruner Library aids students like Linda Brewer to make better grades. 2II Patsy C. de Bac John Brungard Alfred Buckner Sharon Bunfen Tony Bustos Catherine Cabrera Roger Cady Cafharine Candelaria Manuel Carabaial Paul Carabajal Henry Cardwell Sandra Carlton Demerria Carrillo earbook Photography Editor Gloria Castillo Patsy C. de Baca discusses photography business with staff members Patty Williams, Priscilla Torres, and Liz Woods. Eloy Castillo Katie Castillo Patsy C. De. Baca Hugh Chambliss Duane CharlSOn Arlene Chavez Arthur Chavez Barbara Chavez Darlene Chavez Ira of Senior David Chavez Delora Chavez Dolores Chavez Dolores Chavez Evelyn Chavez Leo Chavez Lorraine Chavez Ray Chavez Rose Ma ry Chavez Susan Chavez Sylvia Chavez Ma rcelino Chewiwi ie for ffices Frank Collins John Conlon Roy Cook Larry Cordova James Coriz Ron Costales Douglas Cowan Anne COX Leaders of the Senior Class, Roger Wright, Ron Costales, Doug Turner, Arthur Torres, Paul Kryloff, and John Mateczun, stay many hours after school working out the many things that have to be done after other students have gone home. Sonia Crites Michael Crocker --elson Culle , a .Nelson Culley Ronald Danley Richard Deaguero Ken Delfeld Arnold Dennison Sue Dunkin Suzeite Driggers lola Duffy Bernice Dunsworth Annabell Elliott SUS Ellioff Palsy Ellis 11- round thlete Lora Elwell Frank Esquibel Joe Eylicio Ron Farless Don Felrs Culley goes mad over coke. Garry Fellows Norman E. Fenton Ray Fernandez Roger Fernandez .Sreve B. Flores L nda Thompson Hoa Ron Follis Stephen Fox Terry Fox Don Frazee Roger FrlCk Delia FrieTze Sherry Gaineg Malrgle GalaVlZ F ' l Billy Gallegos Nick Gallegos Fred Gallegos Joe Gallegos leotions Committee Bobby Garcia A tense moment in a game marks the anxious ex- pressions on the faces of seniors Lynda Thompson, Annie Ternest, and Shedra Gambrel. Shedra Gambrel H Jeanette Garcia Joe Garcia Mary Garcia Mildred Garcia Ronald Garcia Stella Garcia Robert Garner Marie Geibel Seniors Tap Junior I Gerald Lee Geil Carlan Gettman Patsy Givens Isidro Gomez Speedy F rushes up to get the rebound. Joseph Gomez l Charles Gonzales Y Joe Lawrence Gonzales Ralph Gonzales Speedy Gonzales Rosemary Gradol 220 or Honor Society Joe Graston Wanda Green Robert Griego Trudy Griego Andy Gutierrez Hope Gutierrez Adelina Gutierrez Jean Gutierrez Charles Hadyka Leroy Hains Johnnie Hall Tony Harville Glenna Holcombe, Pre 2 Betty Hauer Alene Helms Bill Hauer Helen Heard l Barbara Helms Leah Henriquez Lucy Hernandez Bernice Herrera Dolores Herrera Kenneth Herrera Howard Hess Glenna Holcombe eni of odern Dance Club Shirley Homer James Hopkins Judy Houston Joe Howard Ivan Hunfer Seidel Jackson Judy Jacobs Mary Ann Jaramillo Mary Theresa Jaramillo Paul Jaramillo A moment to stop and think by seniors during The spring whirl of activities. CGlenna Haicombep 223 Claudia and Johanna Meriarn Jarrett Shirley Johnson Dan Jernigan Elizabeth Jiron Abbie Joiola Stella Joiola Michael Joiola Brant Jones Gary Jones Virginia Jones Robert Keeney Susan Kesler aven Princesses Roger Kite Raven Princess, Johanna Klinkenburg is one of the most active members of the Ravenettes. Claudia King Johanna Klinkenberg Phillip Krepfl Paul Kryloff Roger Larnpheiar Carolina Lasky Jerry Lehman Arfhur LeMaster Sharon LenTe Rud Lopez Christine Lirnon Fernando Lopez Jeanette Lopez Mary Alice Lopez Mary Ann Lopez Patsy Lopez Rudy Lopez Carl Lovato Carroll Lowe me-lf Belle LUCGVO Corina Lucero Geraldine Lucero ice-President Jennie Lucero Pafsy Lucero Roberta Lucero ROSS l-UCGFO Rudy Lopez watches as Arthur Torres crowns Jean Ayala, Raven Queen. 1 Ernie Lueras Tildy Lueras Gabriel Luian Margaret Luian Severo Luna Priscilla Lujan Seniors Set Exampl Shirley Luna John MacCord Edwina Maes Gilbert Maes Richard Marquez Sarah Marlin Gerald Marshall Darlene Martel Frances Martinez Mabel Marfinez Molly Martinez Rosemary Martinez or Ravens Vincen1Mar1inez Robe-rl Mascarenas John Mafeczun Frederick McDougall i Vvanda McMahan Senior John Mafeczun does well both on the sports field and l in The classroom. W Clyde McKenzie Marie Medley Clifford Merrill Douglas Miller Herman Miller Tomma Morales Represent Lilly Milligan Ruben Mirabal Carmen Miranda John Mitchell Josephine Molina Roger Molina Albert Monfano Jake Monfano Eugene Montoya Tommy Morales Louisa Monioya Sylvia M0-ra and in tudent Council i - i i l Reggie Morrow Stately Tommy Morales is head of the Building and Grounds Committee in Student Council. Jo Ann Morrow Dorothy Moya Jeannette Moya Valetta Mullin JOB NlUlllf1S Ramona Muniz Manuel Myers Leonard Nettles Donna Newton Salome Otero, L Maureen O'Brien Pamela O'Grady Henry Orona Tony Orosco Doris Ortega Besides covering sports for LA CORRIENTE, Salome I Otero works part time for the Journal sports depart- Julla Ortiz mem. Lydia Ortiz Patsy Ortiz ' Ralph Ortiz Salome Otero orriente Sports Editor Amelia Pacheco Frank Pacheco Jerry Pacheco Orlinda Pacheco Flora Padilla Gloria Padilla Rufh Pacheco lfene Jerry Padilla LeeRoy Padilla Lencha Padilla Lucille Padilla Paul Padilla pring Talent , ho Viola Padilla Richard Padilla Tony Padilla Joyce Pech Marge Peterson Meriam Phipps Margaret POWI-Bll Jerry Purcella Dora Quintana Jake Quintana Rita Ramirez resented by Seniors Johnnie Railiff Norma Raizlow Jan Reece: M Margiarer Renfro I Ramona Rey Bonnie Reynolds Gilbert Riboni Philip Rio? y Rickey Rinehold Dan Rivera Don'1 wake mes uohnnae Ratliffj Both Christina M. Romer Helen Rivera AlberTa Rodriguez Johnny Robbins James Roberts P Louis Rogers Chrisfina Mareella Romero' Chrisfina Mae Romero Irvin Romero Jimmy Romero Louisa Romero Magdalena Romero Norma Romero tudious and Enjo Fun Christina Marcella Rome-ra en- ioys herself at the Raven Foot- ball games. Ba rba ra Rowe Mae QCurlyJ studiously out a chemical. Richard Romero Evelyn Royloal Manuel Ruiz Chris Saavedra Eloyd Saavedra Roman Saavedra Albert Sainz Louis Sainz Gloria Saikowsky enior Pocket Books E Arthur Salas Grace Salas Raymond Salas Alex Salazar Almila Sanchez Annelte Sanchez Annie Sanchez Bessie Sanchez l Carol Sanchez Dolores Sanchez Carol Ann Sanchez Charlie Sanchez tied b raduation Expenses Dora Sanchez Frances Sanchez Gilbert Sanchez Helen SanCl1eZ evm.w..MM,.,.,.VMMH,. , Joe Sanchez Leroy Sanchez Mary Sanchez Paul Sanchez Shirley Sanchez l Students stop after school to chat with friends. ' l 7,7 Sammy Sanchez Peggy Sieglitz Makes Hom ----...ww .., - ....,.: ..,, ,ANA l Suzanne Sanchez Yolanda Sa-nchez Yvonne Sanchez Darlene Sandoval K Marie Sandoval Eugene SCOTT l Pete Sandoval Rodney Sandoval l , T-- Johnny Segura Charlene SeTh Peggy Sieglilz Arthur Silva 240 or Annie David Silva Velinda Singleiary Edwin Skinner Cailierine Sfnllh Judith Smilh Our Belgium Raven Annie Ternesi pre- Eugene Smith pares in the library To take pictures. Mike Sparks Lynda Stanley Steve Stillman -lameS Sfrickland Ravens Follow Lead Harold Sulfzbach Tom Sufton Joe F. Tafoya Precy THWCOYG Larry Tapia Mary Tarr Erminio Telles Annie Ternesf James Terrazas Sharion Thomas Betty Thomas Karl Thomas lip of rthur Torres One of the busiest seniors on the campus, is Arthur Toress who serves as both Student Body and Student Council President. Donna Tinnin Arthur Torres Catherine Torres Henry Torres Henry Torres Charles Treadwell Barbara Trechel Jeff Trefferf Maxine, Roberta, Jeanette, Hop Cirila Truiillo Dulcinea Truiillo Wanda Tucker Alvin Tull Douglas Turner Lance Upchurch The cheerleaders, Bobbi, Hope, Jeanetfe, and Maxine take on an unaccusfomed role of watching an assembly. David J. Valde Marianne Valdez Ramona Valencia Denysa Valentic orm Cheering Fidel Valleios U3.I't6ll John Valles Betty Vallez Theresa Van Bibber Gilbert Velarde Del Vigil Maxine Vigil Sieve Vigil Virginia Vigil Chris Wagener Holly Ward Barbara Washburn Preparations for Graduaiioli Begin Lynne Washingfon Patrick Washington Ronnie Werick Debby White Roger Wright Joyce Ann York Wilma YovvyTewa Diane Zamora .. J.i,W.S Seniors admire Ruby and Reggie. enior Elections Held January 31, 1964 l l l l Could this be called indecision- or mass confusion! Miller: Billy Avrittf Ronnie Cosfalesg Steve p Jerry Geilp Mike Crockery and ?!? dis- their enthusiasm at Rio's first Senior Class s, 247 1 wr. A , my gf-iw g . vm 5 S as -. , f :uw an, -aw, ff? ,'Hsg,.ggf,i,-W' 5 ff L57 . iw 'A L ' fi H - K aw e 3' Q ,, f?n'!+?3' L 'H em . . i n e: . ff, 'f 75? . 'Q-,K QQ . V A Y If V A W ,A W, fs 'S V+.. qw.- Q nv 2 a ff Y 59 K' 1 ' Q21 1 :ff 1111? J U' 5 SPORTS This year Rio Grande's sports have seen many fine athletes emerge. There has been hard work on' the part of the coaches and boys to give the student body the best performance they could. ln victory or defeat the stu- dent body is proud of its Raven athletes. 249 Speedy Ernie a UTSTHII din ERNIE LUERAS The outstanding wrestler for 1964 is ERNIE LUERAS. As a sophomore Ernie was the outstanding wrestler at the Y.M.C.A. Tournament. He is as great as any state champion we have had at Rio. The only thing that slowed him down were iniuries: first, a shoulder, then an ankle and then a rib. IN SPITE of his bad luck Ernie never took a back seat to anyone. He always wrestled to win. When he lost, he always worked that much harder. IN PRACTICE, when you combine Ernie's strength and attitude with his ability to wrestle, you have a real champion. For that is what Ernie is. -coAcH CIP ESQUIBEL Gonzales, Lueras., thletes ALBERT SPEEDY GONZALES SPEEDY GONZALES has been a starter on the Raven football team for three years. He has improved to a point where this, his senior year, he was picked first team All-State Guard. In my estimation Speedy would be an outstanding football player anywhere in the country. He is big, strong, and fast and has all the necessary equipment to go on and become an outstanding college player. He is an excellent blocker and one of the best defensive linemen I have had the privilege to see. Speedy also did our place kicking on kick-offs and extra points. This boy was chosen as the outstanding football player for 1963 by his team mates. -COACH AL WRIGHT ALBERT could always be counted upon to perform to the very limit of his capabilities. He was our leading rebounder, one of our top two scorers, and most important of all, he possessed an unyielding desire to win. -COACH LARRY TUTTLE Rio Rio Rio Rio Rio Rio Rio Rio 252 Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande 1963 64 Raven YLZ'Riff?.w2!'4l,'lAl9ii?i3TE541li :J i2a2ig2rg,y.-Q f -QF 1' ,iz ' rr4,qg3,y'fr12'?d'2i,i,5Sr THIRD ROW: Bill Hauer, Pete Sandova, Douglas Miller, Pat Washington, Albert Gonzales. SECOND ROW: Alan Blacklock, Frank Castillo, Clyde McKenzie, Elmer Marquez, Walter Valdez. FIRST ROW: Tim Washington, Jim Calloway, Dan Duran, Carmen Garcia, Ralph Valtiera. SEASON RECORD 12 Manzano O Los Alamos 34 Valley 7 AHS 19 Sandia 20 Santa Fe O Highland 7 Farmington 6 14 O 10 20 O 7 31 JIM CALLOWAY, Sophomore, End Football!-1l'eam THIRD ROW: Danny Jernigan, Dan Bruner, Stanley Bell, Nelson Culley, Ray Maxey. SECOND ROW: Ralph Force, David Reed, Larry Tapia, Eloy Saavedra, Bill Bodine. FIRST ROW: Richard Sanchez, Richard Baca, Jerry Lopez, Ronnie Cisneros, Arthur Torres. MANAGERS: Johnny Torres, John Collins, Tommy Anzures Ray Otero. DAN JERNIGAN, Senior, End 1 E 321 Q. ,L Xing ' .1 4? Ma X' Hx R I f' ' . aii1ImPXxdS l K.!w I 2 ii fs 42 2 J JJ 1 Zi 1 , .M m.,.m.Mmwwwmmw'namwmwm.Lm PAT WASHINGTON, Senior, End DAN BRUNER, Senior, Tackle DOUGLAS MILLER, Senior, Guard ELOY SAAVEDRA, Senior, Center f WALTER VALDEZ, Junior, Fuilback RICHARD BACA, Junior, Center RALPH VALTERIA, Junior, Guard CARMEN GARCIA, Junior, End i n r Cross-Country Team Mr. Griego and Mr. Martinez coached the team this V year. Paul Valles and Ulysses Abeifa take a fum on The track SECOND ROW: CLef1 to Rightjz Ulysses Abeita, Paul Valles, Willie Abeita, Frank Sierra, Tom Gallegos. FIRST ROW: Ernest Lovato, Jerry Smith, Richard Saavedra, Michael Ealas. Wrestlers Win First Place in District TOP ROW, Left to Right: Leroy Padilla, Modesto Lucero, Tim Washington, Pete Sandoval, Elmer Marquez, Ralph Forest, Mac Griego, Ronnie Werick. BOTTOM ROW: Paul Valles, Arthur Simoni, Charlie Velasquez, Aban Lucero, Ernie Lueras, Henry Torres and Joe Garcia. MB -Team Wrestleers TOP ROW, Left to Right: John Acevedo, Carmen Garcia, Dan Garcia, Andy Sedillo, Albert Valdez, Remigio Baca, Joe Luna, Ron Montoya, Roger Wright, John Rael and Larry Dunkin. SECOND ROW: Larry Gallegos, Abel Saavedra, Arthur Graham, John Valdez, Wayne Bennett, Robert Baca. Arnold Padilla, Pete Rael and Daniel Truiillo. BOTTOM ROW: James Chavez, Victor Velasquez, Ronny Glasgow, John Lopez, Ted Montoya, Joe Montoya, Paul Chavez and Sam Martinez. 262 CHARLIE VELASQUEZ, I 12 ABAN LUCERO, 120 ARTHUR SIMONI, V03 Aban Lucero starts a pinning combination against Gallup. ERNIE LUERAS, 127 JOE GARCIA, 133 MAC GRIEGO, 127 Mac Griego pins Belen opponent with Guillotine. PETE sANDovAL, Hvv. TIM WASHINGTON, 165 Pete goes for Takedown against H.H.S. opponent. MODESTO LUCERO, 180 kEfd?Z M , , , RALPH FOREST, 180 E Paul Valles prepares for a switch against a Gallup opponent. RONNIE WERECK, 112 ELMER MARQUEZ, 154 The bench goes wild after a pin. LEROY PADILLA, 145 P331 22531522025 HENRY TORRES, 138 Rio's District hopes for '64 season. Pete smashes an opponent to the mat. EI Toro fPauI Vallesl iw bi151121523if5??ff?TfSKUfi1f?fi?a Team Makes Fine Showing in tate Tournament 5 ll l Q E li 2 Charlie Velasquez gains advanfa QE position durin-g a match. Managers are Slevf Apodaca' Raymond Raven Grapplers watch match while waiting their turn To wrestle. Ofero and Arihur Silva. 9 ,s li? 3'i'QQi..fl2ig?115i3 Efjziivl lii 514: ifS?i?'f.2Mifi,fJ:fi wuminis CRASHHH!! CPefe Sandovall 1-2-3 la Conga CTim Washingtonb Aban Lucero rides an opponent To victory I t' s weigh-in time for Ernie. The unsympa- A Day in the Life of a Wreistler Ernie Lueras and fellow-team mates of the varsity relax as they watch members of the B Team Wrestle. The day of the big match there is no hard practice - they have been going through it all season. thetic scales show that he is a quarter of a p o U n d o v e r limit. Better do a few m o r e pushups, Ernie, says Coach Es- quibel. Now it's time for the real action, the important District Wrestling Tournament held right here in the Rio Grande Gym. The result - A tale of victory for our Hero Ernie as he is shown receiving the lst place medal in Basketball Team STANDING, Left to Right: Coach Tuttle, John Davidson, Jimmy Walker, Fred Wolfel, Bill Hauer, John Robbins, Bob Fulerton, John Matezun, Coach Romero. BOTTOM ROW: Speedy Gonzales, Ray Maxey, Doug Turner, Steve Gust, Bill Clouclcroft, Dan Duran, Leo Chavez and Nelson Culley. Ravenitoes STANDING, Left to Right: Jim Walker, Gary Buff, Mike Walker, Tony Lucero, Joe Peterson, Roger Gorclanier, Larry Olivas, Paul Arellano, Charlie Ramirez, David Wright and Coach Romero. 272 RAY MAXEY Junior Guard DOUG TURNER Senior Guard JOHN MATEZUN Senior Forward BILL HAUER Senior Cenfer Many Hours Spent After School Practicing STEVE GUST Junior Guard One of the promising sophomores, Bob Fuller- ton shoots a iump shot BOB FULLERTON Soph. Forward BILL CLOUDCROFT 274 Soph. Guard is:Q-rifmfifQA,Ef35lYii9?':',.l 3fNi3ff5'f5i.cfi31QEflT9FE?iI4fV2933iES5W?bsA4E's!9? Speedy Gonzales takes rebound against Highland SPEEDY GONZALES Senior Forward John Robbins makes Two for Rio against Sf. Mary's. JOHN ROBBINS Senior Center Rio Grande and Highland struggle for a rebound in a basketball game at Highland High School. DAN DURAN FRED WOLFEL Junior Guard Junior Center ff ,S if a 3 ! LEO CHAVEZ Senior Guard 280 Ravens fly over Bulld Three Sophomoresr Play Varsity ogs for two p NELSON CULLEY Speedy Gonzales Named Outstanding Player Three indispensible people fo The basketball team are 1he three managers Seidel Jackson, John Garcia, and Jim Glasgow. JIMMY WALKER Junior Forward A valuable member of rhe varsity is guard Danny Duran who fakes ou? To start an excitement-packed game with ihe Valley ihe Valley Vikings with his experi ball-handling. Vikings Freddie jumps for The tip-off. 28l R107 Track Managers this year are Florian Romero, Jimmy Smith, and Carl Washington. Track an Sammy Ford fJr.l and Ronnie Farless lSr.J on the Blocks before running a distance. Ronnie Lopez CJr.J clears the bar in the Robert Keeney QSr.J after easing over the Jerry Padilla lSr.J strives for extra foot in the broad iump, 282 high iump. articipants in ield Events Joe Torres lSoph.J at the beginning of his spin. Ken Strong CJr.J winds up before letting go of the discus. Walter Valdez fJr.l rears back before throwing the iavelin. Members of the Track Team are, FRONT ROW, Left to Right: David Reed, Jerry Padilla, Jerry Smith, Robert Keeney, Sammy Ford, Ronnie Farless, Ronnie Lopez, Joe Garcia, Walter Valdez, Ken Strong. SECO-ND ROW: Sammy Cox, Mike Salas, Dwight Bell, Ward Garrison, Don Sherwood, Ralph Valterria, Jerry Lopez, Joe Torres, Carmen Garcia, Eloy Salazar. THIRD ROW: Louie Leyba, Roy Chavez, Jess Lucero, Larry Smith, Robert Rich, Ray Abeita, Buddy Van Blaircom, Walter Steele, Mike McGinnis, Joe Martinez. FOURTH ROW: Frank Martinez, Bill Stubble- field, Robert Maez, Fito Salazar, Allen Wood, Johnny Torres, Sammy Triiuillo, Victor Armiio, Orlando Perea, Ulysses Abeita, Tim Pecho. FIFTH ROW: Pat Silva, Tom Walden, Herman Miller, Frank Velasquez, James Baca, James Lucero and M, Zamora. SIXTH ROW: Silva, Marquez, Bill Garcia, Ruben Mirabal, Paul Chavez, Nighbert, Burton Spiller. 283 iiogs Coaches Worli Har COACH JESS DEASON, Assistant Football Coach COACH AL WRIGHT, Head Foofball Coach, Head Baseball Coach. 1 Haha COACH ABEL MCBRIDE, COACH JOHN MOORE, Assisfam Football coach Assisfanf Wfesfling Coach- Track Coach 0 Develop Fine Athletes COACH FRED ROMERO, B -Team Basketball Coach B -Team Football Coach COACH CIP ESQUIBEL, Head Wrestling Coach X Z 4 COACH BERNARD JACKSON Assistant Wrestling Coach This year the best Po-Ye-Da staff ever has produced the biggest and best yearbook in our history. We have spent many hours after school and on weekends planning and producing the ,yearbooks. But, without the help of a tew wonderful and dedicated people, our iob would have been much harder. First of all, we thank our wonderful sponsor, MISS MILLER, for her patience and guidance in helping us produce the book. To an ever-faithful photographer, MR. REDMAN, goes a big thank-you. We would also like to thank GARY LOWERY and JOHN MILOGLAV for their help in photography. And last but not least, a special note-of-thanks goes to MR. SANCHEZ and MRS. HILGER, whose help has made our task much lighter. ONE YEAR STAFF MEMBERS Joining our staff this year are from Lett Patsy Chavez and Priscilla Anzures, File Clerks, Priscilla Torres Assistant Photography Editor Jane Loudon Faculty Editor and Donna Walden, Club Editor. Karen Crocker, Club Editor. THREE-YEAR STAFF MEMBERS: Students who have been on the staff 3 years are, Lett to Right: Patsy C. de Baca, Photography Editor, Chrisa Aleck, Editor, Barbara Chavez, Layout Editor, and Jesse Anzures, Sports Editor. :V if is ll' lit 5. la sa if sf fx 23 ki F5 55 S? ll if ii ta sf it if el gt 3? 55 is 71 X tu S 2 s S E E t. 3 ? Z. 5. r r wonderful personality . . . helped make the yearbook a success ' ' cafes a greal lab ' ' ' Yearbooks 9l l'belllnd' TWO-YEAR STAFF MEMBERS: completing their second year on ll e'5cer'e5 ' ' ' the staff are, SEATED: Shedra Gambrel, Literary Editor. STANDING: 'The Staff Patty Williams, assistant Layout Editor, and Wesley Ezell, Assistant thank you for a very successful year, Chrisa. Sports Ednorl 287 Meriam Jarrett and Tommy Morales re- ceived the Optimists of Rio Grande High School Award by the Albuquerque Opti- misls' Club. 288 Outstanding Club Members Awarded Extracurricular activities are an important part of school life. They not only demonstrate, but build the outstanding qualities of leadership, service, duty, and participation. Club activities also help students learn hovv to understand and work vvith one another in an informal atmosphere. Because they have given unseltishly of their time and talents, these students have been se- lected as the outstanding member of their respective club. SEATED, from left: DeeAnn Wilson, Debate Club, Antoinette Geibel, Nurse's Aides, Rose Mary Grado, Newspaper STANDING: Wesley Ezell, Rodeo Club, Harold Sultzbach, Edward Lobato, A.V.A., Paul Padilla, French Club. SEATED, From Left: Shirley Homer, Chorus, Dulcinea Trujillo, Library, Glenna Holcombe, Modern Dance Club. STANDING: Jce Martinez, Spanish Club, Atom Yee, Latin Club, Suzette Driggers, G.A.A., Mickey Allen, Tennis Club, and Ken Delfeld, German Club. 289 290 ' traight MAN ,sl Earned by Studious Ravens l These students have made straight A's this year in all their classes. From Left to Right are: Mike Salas, Donna Walden, Kirk Aleck, Linda Bodenhammer, W. Atom Yee and Karen Kemmer. Not shown is Linda Brewer, who has maintained straight A's during her three years at Rio Grande. Scholarship, leadershib and service earned these students Scholarships to the University of New Mexico. SEATED, from Left to Right around the Globe are: Paul Padilla, Bonnie Reynolds, Chrisa Alek, and Norma Ratzlowr Km. Q' ' wiisK3KQL3?zsW- f Boys Receive Militar Honors These seven senior boys were recipients ot miiitary awards nomination to compete a for the N.R.O.T.C. competition for the for was third the Air Force Academy. participated in Radio and TV broadcasts. ROGER WRIGHT V uable experience was gained by these Ravens who have from the various branches of the services. ARTHUR TORRES received the Marine Academy. HAROLD SULTZBACH was a semi-finalist in competition the Military Academy at West Point. MICKEY ALLEN was a semi-finalist in to attend the Military Academy at West Point. JOHN MATECZUN received XXY X and PATSY C. de BACA Knot shownj were student DJ's on Radio KVOD. ROSE MARY GRADO wrote the script for Rio Grande's HIGH SCHOOL BY-LINE. KIRK ALECK was a student sports broadcaster for Radio KDEF and announced the HIGH SCHOOL BY-LINE. Recipients of the West Point Leadership Award for Rio Grande High SCI'IOOI were JOHN MATECZUN, ARNOLD DENNISON, ARTHUR TORRES and ROGER WRIGHT. 29l The Golden Haze of High School Days Will Live Eternallyf' AARON, MARY, 206 French Club All-State: Chorus Rodeo Club Modern Dance Club ABEITA, MARY AGNES, 206 ACEVEDO, PATRICIA, 206 Cafeteria, 12 ALBIN, KAREN, 206 Band 10, 11, 12 ALDERETE, JOHNNY, 206 ALECK, CI-IRISA, 206 G.A.A. 10 National Honor Society Student Council, 12 Yearbook 10, 11, 12 Editor ALLEN, JAMES, 206 Latin Club C2 yearsl German Club C3 yearsl Historian Tennis Club I2 yearsl President Boys' State Alternate Tennis Team C3 yearsj ANAYA,. GLORIA, 206 G.A.A. C3 yearsb board Ravenettes I2 yearsl Spanish Club I1 yearl .Modern Dance C2 yearsj Girls' Basketball and Swimming Student Council Q1 year! Girls' State Alternate ANAYA, JOSIE, 206 French Club I1 yearl Latin Club I1 yearl Ravenettes C1 yearl Library K3 yearsj pres. Student Council C1 yearl ANDERSON, ALBERT, 206 ANDERSON, JAMES DON, 206 Student Council C1 yearl ANZARA, LAWRENCE, 207 ANZURESS, JESSE, 207 French Club C3 yearsl Tennis Team Q2 yearsl Yearbook C3 yea-rsh Wrestling C1 yearl Student Council I1 yearl Tennis Club C1 yearl ANZURES, PRISCILLA S., 207 G.A.A. 11 APODACA, SHARON SMILEY , 207 Ravenettes, G.A.A. Drama Club, Rodeo Club Sr. Class Treasurer ARAGON, ANNA MARIA, 207 Ravenettes I2 yearsl Spanish Club C2 yrs.l ARAGON, PAT ARAGON, RAYMOND, 207 ARAGON, ROBERT, 207 ARAGON, SALVADOR, 207 ARANDA, JOE H., 208 D.E.C.A. ARVIN, JOHNNIE, 208 German Club K2 yrs.1 Ravenettes C1 yr.J Library Senior Senate C1 yr.J Student Council C2 yrs.l Girls' State Alternate ATENCIO, DALE, 208 B Team Basketball B Team Football Student Council Sr. Class Parl.-Hist. ATKINSON, JOHNNY, 208 Football 10, 11 D.E.C.A. 12 Library 12 ATLER, GENEVIEVE, 208 Spanish Club C2 yrs.l Ravenettes C2 yrs.J F.H.A. C1 yr.1 AVRITT, BILLY, 208 Student Council 10 Student Council Alt. 11 Play 12 AYALA, JEAN, 208 G.A.A.10,11,12lPres.11J Spanish 10, 11, 12, CSec. 111 Ravenettes 1 1, Tennis Club 11 ' F.H.A. 12, Student Council 10 Counselors' Aide 11, 12 National Honor Society 1 1, 12 Fedway Fashion Board 12 Raven Queen 12 ' Senior Senate 12 BACA, ALFONSO, 208 BACA, EILEEN, 209 G.A.A. 10, 11 Ravenettes 10, 11 Spanish Club 10, 11, 12 St. Council Alternate BACA, GLORIA JEAN, 209 French Club 11, 12 G.A.A. 11, 12 Ravenettes 11, 12 Office 12 BACA, JOEL, 209 BACA, LESLIE, 209 A.V.A. 11 - BACA, MARIE, 209 I Ravenettes, French Club C2 yrs. BACA, SYLVESTER, 209 Wrestling 10, 11, 12 BAKER, JOE O., 209 Rodeo Club, F.T.A. BARELA, ALEX, 209 Spanish Club, Football BARRERAS, ADELA, 209 Ravenettes C3 yrs.J President Spanish Club 10, 11 G.A.A. 10, 11, St. Council 10 BARROS, VERONICA, 209 Spanish Club C3 yrs.J Ravenettes C2 yrs.J BAUER, CHARLES, 210 BEAL, LAURA, 210 G.A.A. BELL, DONNA, 210 French Club 10 La Corriente I2 yrs.D Advertising Manager BELL, STAN, 210 Football, 11, 12 Wrestling 11, A.V.A. 12 Science Club 12 BEMIS, KERRY GENE, 210 National Honor Society lTreas.l BENAVIDEZ, RUDY, 210 B Team Basketball BERGLUND, DALE, 210 BESS, CHRIS, 210 Science Club BLUMENSHINE, TERRY, 210 National Honor Society BOYD, JIMMY G., 211 Band C9 yrsll BRADSHAW, GREGORY, 211 A.V.A. C1 yr.1 293 BREWER, LINDA, 211 National Honor Society CPre . Latin Club 10, 11 Tennis 11 Girls' State Alternate BROWN, ROBERT A., 211 Cheerleader 10, 12 Student Council 10, 11, 12 G.A.A. C2 yrs.J Ravenettes C2 yrs.1 Girls' State National Honor Society Drama C3 yrs.1 Youth Council BROWN, RUTH ANN, 211 Modern Dance Club 11, 12 BROWN, RUTH DALE, 211 G.A.A. 10 Drama Club 12 BRUNGARD, JOHN, 212 Youth Council 10, 11, 12 Junior Historical Society 11 Student Council 10, Alt. 1 1 BUNTEN, SHARON L., 212 National Honor Society Band Sec. Treas. F.T.A. Pres. CABRERA, CATHERINE, 212 G.A.A. 10, 12 Ravenettes, 10, 11, 12 CADY, ROGER, 212 CANDELARIA, CATHERINE, 21 , Spanish Club C1 yr.1 Library A.V.A. CARABAJAL, MANUEL, 212 Band 10 . German Club 11 CARABAJAL, PAUL, 212 Football 10 Perfect Attendance C3 yrs.D CARDWELL, HENRY, 212 Science Club 12 CARLTON, SANDRA, 212 Drama Club Queen's Court Office Aide CARILLO, DEMETRIA, M., 212 CASTILLO, GLORIA, 213 Ravenettes C1 yr.J G.A.A. C1 yr.1 cf-xsmo, KATIE, 213 Ravenettes 11 294 s.I 2 C. DE BACA, PATSY, 213 Yearbook 10, 11, 12 Photography Editor 11, 12 Girls' State Student Council 12 Ravenettes 12 Cabinet 12, French Club 10 F.T.A. 10, St. Council Workshop CHARLSON, DUANE, 213 CHAVEZ, ARLENE, 213 Library C2 yrs.1 Ravenettes C2 yrs.J CHAVEZ, BARBARA, 213 Ravenettes 11 Student Council Alt. National Honor Society Yearbook 10, 11, 12 Asst. Ed. 11, Layout Ed. 12 CHAVEZ, DARLENE EVELYN, 213 Student Council Raven Court CHAVEZ, DAVID, 214 B Team Basketball 10 Student Council 12 CHAVEZ, DELORA, 214 Spanish Club C1 yr.1 CHAVEZ, EVELYN, 214 Spanish Club 12 CHAVEZ, FITO CHAVEZ, LEO, 214 Basketball 10, 11, 12 Baseball 10, 11, 12 CHAVEZ, LORRAINE, 214 Modern Dance 12 Spanish Club 12 Ravenettes 12 Girls' Glee Club 12 Counselors' Aide 12 G.A.A. 10 1 CHAVEZ, ROSE MARY, 214 G.A.A. 11, 12 Spanish Club Ravenettes CHAVEZ, RAY, 214 CHAVEZ, SUSAN, 214 CHEWIWI, .MARCELINO, 214 Rodeo Club COLLINS, FRANK LEO, 215 CONLON, JOHN DEE, 215 Drum Maior 12 Debate Club, Dance Band Albuquerque Youth Sym. 11 1 All-State Band 11, 12 Boys' State Alternate COOK, ROY CLIFFORD, 215 Science Club 12 CORDOVA, LARRY, 215 Student Council 12 Senior Senate 12 CORIZ, JAMES, 215 A.V.A. C1 yr.1 COSTALES, RON, 215 Boys' State Senior Senate 12 R Club 12 Golf Club 11, 12 Junior Historical Society 12 COX, ANNE, 215 Scholastic Test Award 10 Student Council 11, 12 Tennis Club, Sec. 11 St. Council Cabinet 12 Girls' State National Honor Society CRITES, SONIA, 215 Newspaper 11, 1f2 Editor Student Council 12 Senior Senate 12 CULLEY, NELSON, 216 Lettered in: Football C1 yr.1 Basketball C2 yrs.J Baseball C1 yr.1 All-City Football Team N. M. Top 33 All-Stars Co-Captain Football Team Office 12 King of Hearts DANLEY, RONALD, 216 Rodeo Club 12 DELFELD, KEN, 216 Band 10, 11, 12 C5 band awards! All-State Concert Band Student Council 12 National Honor Society NEDT Achievement Award DENNISON, ARNOLD, 216 French Club Hist. Science Club 10, 11, 12 Secretary, President Senior Class Vice-President DRIGGERS, SUZETTE, 216 Latin Club C1 yr.1 Tennis Club C2 yrs.1 G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, President DUFFY, IOLA, 216 Honor Society 11, 12 Junior Historical Society 11, 12 Honor Chorus 12 Candy Striper 11 Ravenettes 10, 11 Summer Music Festival 1963 Girls' Glee Club 12 Mixed Ensemble 12 DUNKIN, DOROTHY SUE, 216 G.A.A, ri yr.J Library Student Council, Rodeo Club DUNWORTH, BERNICE, 216 Ravenettes 10, 11 G.A.A. 10 Spanish Club 10, 11 ELLIOTT, ANNABELL, 216 G.A.A. 1O,11, 12 Tennis Club 10 Senior Steering Comm. 12 Spanish Club 10 Gym Office 12 ELLIOT, SUE, 216 ELLIS, PATSY, 216 Library ELWEl.L, LORA, 217 Library I1 yr.J Library Club C1 yr.J Ravenettes C1 yr.J ESQUIBEL, IFRANK, 217 Football C2 yearsl Track I1 yr.I Baseball C1 yr.I Latin Club I1 yr.J EYLICIO, JOE, 217 FARLEESS, RON, 217 Football, I2 yrs.I Track I2 yrs.J A.V.A. FELTS, DON EDWARD, 217 Band 10, 11, 12 Band Vice-Pres. 11 Band Pres. 12 Boys' Staite Alt. 1 1 All--State Marching Band 10 Drama Club 12 FENTON, NORMAN, 217 FERNANDEZ, ROGER, 217 FLORIES, STEVE, 217 FOLLIS, RONNIE, 218 'Football I2 yrs.I Track I2 yrs.J FOX, STEPHEN L., 218 Student Council Alt. 11 Lab Assistant 11 Office 11 FOX, TERRY JOHN, 218 Band 10, 11, 12 Dance Band 12 FRAZEE, DON, 218 Rodeo Club 12 Talent Assembly 11 FRICK, ROGER B., 218 FRIETZE, DELIA, 218 GAINES, ALENE SHERRY, 218 Modern Dance Club I1 yr.J Ravenettes Q1 yr.I Latin Club I1 yr.J GALLEGOS, BILLY, 218 French Club 10, 11, 12 Band 10, 11, 12 GALLEGOS, FRED, 218 A.V.A. 10 GALLEGOS, JOE A., 218 GAMBREL, SHEDRA, 219 Ravenettes 10, 11, 12 Drama 11, 12 Senior Class Secretary Junior Historical Soc. 11, 12 National Honor Society 11, 12 GARCIA, BOBBY, 219 Spanish Club 11 A.V.A. 11 GARCIA, JOE, 219 Football 10 Wrestling 12 Track 10, 11, 12 Senior Senate N GARCIA, MARY CARME , 219 GARCIA, MILDRED, 219 Spanish Club 10, 11 Student Council 12 Nurse's Office 12 GARCIA, RONALD 219 Senior Senate 12 GEIBEL, MARIE ANTOINETTE, 219 F.H.A. 10 Nurse's Office 11, 12 GEIL, GERALD LEE, 220 Mechanical Drawing Medal Science'Fair Participant GETTMAN, CARLAN, 220 GIVENS, PATSY, 220 G.A.A. IBoard Memberl Chorus Sextet GOMEZ, ISIDRO, 220 GOMEZ, JOSEPH, 220 GONZALES, ALBERT, 220 Football Basketball Student Council Senior Senate R Club French Club GONZALES, CHARLES, 220 Yearbook 10 Spanish Club 11 GONZALES, JOE LAWRENCE, 220 GONZALES, RALPH, 220 B Baseball Team Senior Senate GRADO, ROSA MARIA, 220 Newspaper 11, 12 IEolitorJ Spanish Club 10, 11,12 Speech Club 1 1 CSec. Treas.I D.E.C.A. 12, Promotion Editor Student Council Certificate of Excellence in Editorial Writing N.M.H.U. Good Citizen Certificate Creative Writing GRIER, LARRY GUTIERREZ, ADELINA, 221 F.T.A. 10 GUTIERREZ, HOPE, 221 OUFICI rleaclet' x G TIERR JEAN, 22 udent R enettes I 11 12 Span hClub HADYKAC LES, 221 HAINS, LEROY, 221 G.A. f 0: ' S.1 tw - r f Si f Va . kv ., , H -----, ' - N CII a n , 'X HALL, JOHNNIE NELL, 221 G.A.A., Ravenettes I Candystriper Counselors' Aide Drama Club Ice Skating Club HARVILLE, TONY, 221 Tennis Club Tennis Team R Club V 295 HAUER, BETTY, 222 French Club CI yr.I HEARD, HELEN, 222 HELMS, ALENE, 222 Honor Chorus II Student Council I I HENRIQUEZ, LEAH-DIANE, 222 Spanish Club IO Newspaper IO American Field Service IO String Quartet II Tennis Club I2 I963 Summer Musical Festival Candy Striper I I HERRERA, BERNICE, 222 Student Council IO Ravenettes IO, II Spanish Club IO G.A.A. IO Youth Council II HERRERA, DOLORES, 222 Chorus I2 HERRERA, KENNETH, 222 Junior Historical Soc. C2 yrs.I HOLCOMBE, GLENNA, 222 Modern Dance Club CPresidentI HOMER, SHIRLEY, 223 Concert Choir IO, II, I2 All-State Choir I2 Mixed Ensemble II, I2 Girls' Glee IO, II, I2 Dance Band I2 HOWARD, JOE W., 223 A.V.A. C2 yrs.J Golf Team C2 yrs.I HUNTER, IVAN, 223 Junior Historical Society Rodeo Club A.V.A. JACKSON, SEIDEL, 223 Basketball Manager IO, II, I2 Senior Senate I2 R Club II, I2 Yearbook IO JARAMILLO, MARY ANN, 223 Chorus I2 JARAMILLO, MARY THERESA, 223 JARAMILLO, PAUL, 223 Football C3 yrs.I Basketball C2 yrs.I 296 Baseball C2 yrs.J JARRETTWMERIAM, 224 German Club I I, I2, CV-PI French Club IO, II All-State Chorus I I JERNIGAN, DAN, 224 R Club IO, II, I2 CPres.I A.V.A. I0 Football IO, II, I2 Track I2 JIRON, ELIZABETH, 224 F.H.A. II Library II JOHNSON, SHIRLEY, 224 Chorus IO, II, I2 JOJOLA, STELLA, 224 JOJOLA, MICHAEL, 224 Science Club Honors in Mech. Drawing JONES, BRANT, 224 JONES, GARY, 224 JONES, VIRGINIA, 224 KEENEY, ROBERT, 224 Track IO, II, I2 Outstanding Track Man II KESLER, SUSAN, 224 Ravenettes IO, II, I2 Tennis Club IO, I I Junior Historical Soc. I I, I2 CVice-Presidentl KING, CLAUDIA, 225 Ravenettes C2 yrs.J Tennis Club C2 yrs.D F.T.A. CI yr.I National Honor Society CI yr.I Raven Princess Office CI yr.I KITE, ROGER, 225 Dance Band Band KLINKENBERG, JOHANNA, 225 G.A.A. Girls' Basketball Team Girls' Swimming Team Raven Princess Ravenettes Modern Dance Club KREPFL, PHILLIP, 225 KRYLOFF, PAUL A., 225 German Club CPresidentD R Club Secretary Football IO, II, I2 Track IO, II, I2 National Honor Society LAMPHEAR, ROGER, 225 Drama Club Band LASKY, CAROLINA, 225 G.A.A. IO, II, I2 Sec. and letterwoman D.E.C.A. CSecretaryJ LEHMAN, JERRY, 225 Rodeo Club LeMASTER, ARTH UR, 225 LENTE, SHARON KAY, 225 Ravenettes IO Queen's Court I2 LOPEZ, FERNANDO, 226 D.E.C.A., Vice-President LOPEZ, JEAN ETTE, 226 LOPEZ, MARY ALICE, 226 F.T.A. IO Ravenettes II Spanish Club IO, II, I2 President Library I2 LOPEZ, PATSY, 226 Ravenettes I I LOPEZ, RUDY, 226 National Honor Society Science Club I2 French Club I2 Student Body Vice-President LovAto, CARL, 226 LovAto, FRANKIE Lowe, cAi2RoLL, 226 LUCERO, BELLE, 226 Student Council Senior Senate Queen's Court LUCERO, CARMEN, 226 LUCERO, CORINA, 226 Science Club IO Junior Historical Society I2 LUCERO, PATSY, 227 LUCERO, ROBERTA, 227 Senior Senate Band French Club CSecretaryJ LUCERO, ROSE, 227 LUERAS, ERNIE, 227 Wrestling 10, 11, 12 Football 12 Baseball C1 yr.1 LUERAS, TILDY, 227 LUJAN, PRISCILLA A., 227 LUNA, SHIRLEY, 228 Ravenettes C2 yrs.J Spanish Club MacCORD, JOHN S., 228 Debate Club 12, President MAEES, EDWINA MALDONALDO, ATANACIO MARSHALL, JERRY, 228 Latin, Club 10, 11, 12 Science Club 10 Basketball 10 MARTEL, IDARLENE, 228 Ravenettes 10, 11, 12 G.A.A. 10 D.E.C.A. 12 PECH, JOYCE, 234 B-Team Cheerleader 10 G.A.A. 10 Ravenettes 10, 11 National Honor Society Yearbook 1 1 PENROD, EDDIE Rodeo Club 12 PHIPPS, MERIAM E., 234 POWELL, MARGARET, 234 PURCELLA, JERRY, 234 Rodeo Club 12 Band CS? yrs.J QUITANA, DORA J., 234 G.A.A.10,11,12 Student Council 11, 12 Cabinet 12 French Club K1 yr.J Modern Dance Club I1 yr. QUINTANA, JAKE, 234 Football 10 RATLIFF, JOHNNY, 235 Bowling Club 10 Modern Dance 11 G.A.A. 10, 11,12 Counselors' Aide 12 Nurse's Aid 11 RATZLOW, NORMA, 235 Honor Chorus 10, 11, 12 F.H.A.10,11,12CPres.J National Honor Society 11, 12 Jr. Historical Society 12 Candystriper 10, 11 REECE, JAN 235 Honor Chorus 10, 11, 12 RENFRO, MARGARET, 235 REY RAMONA, 235 Spanish Club Ravenettes REYNOLDS, BONNIE, 235 Ravenettes 10, 11 Science Club 10 Jr. Historical Society 1 1, 12 Secretar Y National Honor Society 11, 12 RICE, PHILIP, 235 Spanish Club 10, 11 RINEHOLD, RICKY, 235 Rodeo Club French Club RIVERA, DAN, 235 Football 10, 11 Track 10 RIVERA, HELEN, 236 F.H.A. Historian Spanish Club Ravenettes G.A.A., French Club ROBERTS, JAMES, 236 German Club A.V.A. RODRIQUEZ, ALBERTA, 236 Ravenettes G.A.A. Senior Senate ROGERS, LUIS EDWARD, 236 Latin Club 10, 11 Drama Club 12 Thespians 12 Tennis Club 11, 12 ROMERO, CHRISTINA MARCELLA, 236 Student Council 10, 11 B Team Cheerleader 10 Ravenettes 10, 11, 12 Spanish Club 10, 11 G.A.A. 10 Queen's Court 12 ROMERO, IRVIN, 236 ROMERO, JIMMY, 236 Basketball 10 Track 12 ROMERO, LOUISA, 236 ROMERO, NORA, 236 G.A.A. 10, 11 ROMERO, RICHARD, 237 ROWE, BARBARA, 237 Ravenettes 10 ROYBAL, EVELYN, 237 RUIZ, MANUEL RICHARD, 237 French Club C1 yr.J SAAVEDRA, CHRIS, 237 Baseball Q2 yrs.J SAAVEDRA, ROMAN, 237 Senior Senate Baseball SAINZ, ALBERT, 237 SAINZ, LOUIE, 237 Spanish Club C2 yrs.1 Boys' Chorus 11 Activities 12 Baseball 10, 11, 12 Dance Club 11 Pep Club 10 SALAS, ARTHUR, 238 Spanish Club C2 yrs.J Jr. Historical Society C1 yr.D SALAS, GRACE, 238 Snack Bar sf-xu-xs, RAYMOND, 238 sf-xLAzf-xre, ALEX, 238 sANcHEz, ALMITA, 238 sANcHEz, ANNETTE, 238 SANCHEZ, ANNIE R., 238 National Honor Society 11, Spanish Club 11 F.T.A. 11, 12 Historian G.A.A. 12 Student Council 10 SANCHEZ, BESSIE, 238 T F.H.A., German Club Ravenettes Spanish Club -1 SANCHEZ, CAROL ANGELA, 238 G.A.A. K3 yrs.J Ravenettes C2 yrs.1 Tennis K1 yr.J SANCHEZ, CAROL ANN, 238 F.H.A. Q2 yrs.D Ravenettes 12 yrs.J Senior Senate 12 297 SANCHEZ, CHARLIE, 238 , Spanish Club 10 1 Tennis Team 10, 11, 12 Tennis Club 10, 11, 12 R Club 10, 11, 12 Jr. Historical Society Wrestling Team 10 Science Fair 10, 1 1 SANCHEZ, DOLORES, 238 Spanish Club 12 SANCHEZ, DORA, 239 G.A.A. C1 yr.1 Ravenettes C3 yrs.J F.H.A. C1 yr.D SANCHEZ, FRANCES, 239 F.H.A. C2 yrs.1 Secretary Ravenettes C3 yrs.1 Board S anish Club C2 rs. V.-P. P Y I Newspaper 12 SANCHEZ, GILBERT, 239 SANCHEZ, HELEN, 239 National Honor Society G.A.A. SANCHEZ, JOE, 239 Student Council Tennis Club Jr. Historical Society Spanish Club Tennis Team D.E.C.A. SANCHEZ, LEROY, 239 SANCHEZ, MARY F., 239 SANCHEZ, PAUL, 239 Golf Spanish Club SANCHEZ, SAMMY, 239 Football 10, 11,12 Baseball 12 DECA 12, Pres. Student Council 11 SANCHEZ, SHIRLEY, 239 Ravenettes C2 yrs.J, Spanish C1 yr.1 SANCHEZ, SUZANNE, 240 Ravenettes 1 1 SANCHEZ, YOLANDA, 240 Ravenettes 10 SANCHEZ, YVONNE, 240 Ravenettes, G.A.A. French Club Drama Club SANDOVAL, DARLENE, 240 F.H.A. Senior Senate SANDOVAL, MARIE, 240 Ravenettes C2 yrs.J Student Council C1 yr.J Commercial Club C1 yr.1 Class Reporter C2 yrs.J Class Treasurer C1 yr.J F.H.A. C1 yr.J Junior Club Play SANDOVAL, PETE, 240 Football I Wrestling R Club Boys' State Alt. SANDOVAL, RODNEY, 240 German Club C2 yrs.1 SETH, CHARLENE, 240 Latin Club C2 yrs.1 National Honor Society SIEGLITZ, PEGGY, 240 Ski Club C1 yr.1 Drama Club C2 yrs.1 French Club C2 yrs.l Speech Club C1 yr.1 Science Club C3 yrs.J Girls' State Alt. Science Fair: 1st in School 10, 11 Ist in Regional 10,11 2nd in State 10, 11 SILVA, ARTHUR, 2401 Wrestling 11, 12 Student Council 12 SILVA, DAVID, 241 SINGLETARY, VELINDA, 241 Drama Club 10, 11, 12 Tennis Club 11 Spanish Club 10 SKINNER, EDWIN, 241 SMITH, CATHERINE, 241 SMITH, JUDITH M., 241 Science Club 10, 11, 12 C10 Reporterj C1 1, 12 Sec.-Tre-as.1 Ravenettes 10, 1 1, 12 Board Drama Club 11 . National Honor Society 11, 12 Secretary Science Fair 10, 11, 12 Local and Regional SPARKS, MIKE, 241 STANLEY, LYNDA, 241 STILLMAN, STEVE, 241 Lab Assistant 10 Student Council 12 Boys' State Alt. Spanish Club 11 SULTZBACH, HAROLD, 242 German Club 10,11, 12 CVice-Pres.1 Drama Club 12 Debate Club 12 SUTTOM, TOMMY J., 242 TAFOYA, JOE, 242 Spanish Club C3 yrs.J Football C2 yrs.1 Track C1 yr.1 Wrestling C2 yrs.1 TAFOYA, PRECY, 242 Senior Senate Jack ot Hearts TAPIA, LAWRENCE, 242 Spanish Club Foo-tball TERNEST, ANNIE, 242 International Exchange Student Debate Club Student Council Newspaper TERRAZAS, JAMES R., 242 R Club C3 yrs.J Debate C1 yr.1 Drama Club C2 yrs.1 Thespians C1 yr.J Basketball Team Manager C1 yr-1 THOMAS, KARL, 242 Drama Club C2 yrs.1 Pres. Tennis Club C2 yrs.1 Tennis Team C2 yrs.1 THOMAS, SKIIP, 242 G.A.A. 10, 11 Ravenettes 10 Tennis Club 11 THOMPSON, LYNDA, 243 Band C2 yrs.1 Four Awards F.T.A. C2 yrs.J Science Fair Drama C2 yrs.1 Secretary Student Souncil Chairman of Elections Comm. Cabinet National Honor Society THOMPSON, MARY ELLEN, 243 TINNIN, DONNA LEA, 243 Ravenettes F.H.A. Honor Society F.H.A. Song Leader Lab Assistant TORRES, ARTHUR, 243 Student Council 10, 11 Secretary, 12 President Boys' State NationaI Honor Society Football 10, 11, 12 Co-Captain 12 B Basketball 10 B Baseball 10, 1 1 TORRES, HENRY, 243 Wrestling 11, 12 TORRES, HENRY DAVE, 243 National Honor Society TRECHEL, BARBARA, 243 Student Council G.A.A. TREFFERT, JEFF, 243 German Club Football 10 TUCKER, WANDA J., 244 Science Fair Jr. Historical Society TURNER, DOUG W., 244 Boys' State R Club Treasurer Basketball, 2 yr. letterman UPCHURCH, LANCE, 244 D.E.C.A. 12 ACTIVITIES Assemblies Boys' State, Girls' State 101 Christmas Choral Assembly 91-92 National Honor Society 100 Pep Assembly 86-87 Sports Awards 81 Variety Assemblies 82-83, 84-85 Campaigns Sophomore 70 Junior 79 Senior 247 Candids 98-99 Dances Western 80 Christmas 88-89 Valentine 94-95 Foreign Exchange Student 96-97 Plays AndrocIes and the Lion 84-85 George Washington Slept Here 102-103 Raven Day 71-78 CLASSES Sophomcires 46-66 Junio-rs 109-143 VALDEZ, DAVID, 244 D.E.C.A. 12 VALDEZ, MARIANNE, 244 French Club, F.H.A. Spanish Club, G.A.A. Ravenettes VALENTIC, DENYSA, 244 G.A.A. Ravenettes VALLEJOS, FIDEL, 245 VALLES, JOHN, 245 VALLEZ, BETTY IRENE, 245 Bookroom Senior Senate VAN BIBBER, TERESA A., 245 F.T.A. 12 Band 10, 11, 12 VELARDE, GILB ERT, 245 VIGIL, DEL, 245 Spanish Club Office VIGIL, MAXINE ELINOR, 245 Girls' State Varsity Cheerleader Ravenettes 10, 11, 12 G.A.A. C2 yrs.J Candystriper I2 yrs.1 Office Aide VIGIL, STEPHEN, 245 Wrestling 10, 11, 12 WAGENER, CHRIS, 245 A.V.A., 12 General Index Seniors 204-246 FACULTY Administration 25 Board of Education 24 Cafeteria 44 Counselors 26 Custodians 45 New Teachers 7 Principal 22-23 Secretaries 27 Teachers 28-421 SPORTS Basketball 272-281 Coaches 284-285 Cross-Country 261 Football 252-260 Golf 283 Outsta.nding Athletes 251-252 Wrestling 262-271 ORGANIZATIONS A.V.A. 1 82 Band 193-197 Boys' State, Girls' State 146-147 Cheerleaders C A Teamj 178-180 ' Cheerleaders I B Teaml 176-177 Science Club 12 WARD, HOLLY, 245 Ravenettes 10 Drama Club 11, 12 Thespians 11, 12 Chorus Council 11 All-State Chorus 11 G.A.A. 10 Student Conductor of Chorus 12 WASHINGTON, LYNNE, 246 Spanish Club C1 yr.J Ravenettes I1 yr.J Drama Club C1 yr.J Newspaper C1 yr.J WERICK, RONNIE, 246 Wrestling C2 yrs.J Baseball I2 yrs.J Latin Club C1 yr.J WRIGHT, ROGER, 246 Boys' State Student Council 11, 12 Chairman of Assembly Comm. Cabinet Senior Class President YORK, JOYCE ANN, 246 Student Council C1 yr.1 F.H.A. K1 yr.J Parliamentarian Ravenettes I1 yr.J YOWYTEWA, WILMA, 246 Band 10, 11,12 Ravenettes 10 Chorus 12 ZAMORA, DIANA, 246 Student Council 10 Chorus 198-201 Counselors' Aides 185 Debate 158 D.E.C.A. 150-151 F.H.A. 161 F.T.A. 160 French Club 155 G.A.A. 170-173 German Club 152-153 Junior Historical Society 159 Junior House 110-111 Latin Club 156 Library Club 202-203 Modern Dance Club 183 National Honor Society 188-189 Newspaper 192 Nurses' Aides 184 Office Aides 186-187 R Club 174-175 Ravenettes 148-149 Rodeo Club 181 Science Club 157 Senior Senate 168-169 Sophomore Assembly 67 Spanish Club 154 Student Council 162-167 Tennis Club 167 Yearbook 186-187 299 ,b, 0f 5 r A A- S ecial Friend ,JG QL Emmy Zxggkgnu Egglzh WGN Gliiiff? 6 N?2,gfF iQb iiifjj E9 'S 3 N o Vmixmf Xsifgifwfigggy LZYQH fbQif53gQa?SUi3Qi'?Q if A ax W Signs' T Ji Wd ' iw W IWMA .Rigid QffM?59 ' N xj9 y0fj,W MM is Q23 Qs ,QW ZQij E? gig- Nfgii mfg M EMD . N . Ek? 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