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

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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.

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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

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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