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

 - Class of 1965

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The 1965 yearbook staff joins the preceding staffs in honoring their sponsor and friend Miss Sarah Miller. 8 W MN E-J ill-Q, Speaking with two seniors is our principal, Mr. Gilbert E. Miranda THE PURPOSE SHOULD BE CLEAR. Where there is no clear purpose there is no strength of character. Vifhere there is no strength there can be no success. It is one thing to declare a purpose, another to stick it out to the end. What we need is a clear purpose plus the integration of life around it. Integrating all the circumstances and events of life should not hinder but enhance the basic aim. Someone once said that the difference between an integrated and an unintegrated life is the difference between a bound volume and memoranda on the backs of envelopes. Former RAVEN S established the pattern for current and future RAVENS. Much has been said about the students who attend Rio Grande High School. Complimentary phrases have been showered on Ravens by those directly associated with Rio Grande High School. These words of praise have been reinforced by interested observers. Letis enrich this tradition by making our contribution toward the central purpose. Gilbert E. Miranda l l r BOARD OF EDUCATION Charles R. Spain has served New Mexico as Superin- tendent of Albuquerque Public Schools since 1956. Prior to this, he has had such positions as: Dean, College of Education, U.N.lVl.: Dean of Instruction, Peabody Collegeg Staff Member. American Council on Education, Washington D.C., and President, Morehead State Col- lege llVlorehead, Ky.l. Dr. Spain is the devoted father of three children as well as a responsible citizen. The Board of Education consists of four men and one woman. Mrs. Jeanette Stromberg serves as clerk. For the past twenty-six years, lathe longest term in historyJ S. Y. Jackson has served on the board, twenty-three of these years as president. Robert Elder, the only native of Albuquerque, a member since 1944, is serving as the new vice-president. For eight years, J. Leon! Thomp- son has been a member and is chairman of the finance committee with Floyd E. Darrow serving as secretary of that comniittee. CHARLES R. SPAIN Dr. Charles R. Spain Died Moy 8, 1965 Left to right: Mrs. Jeanette Stromberg, Floyd F. Darrow, S. Y. Jackson, J. Leon Tl1o1npson,and Robert M. Elder BEN ANZURES Bs., M.A. + so U.N.M. Denver Univ. Attendance Director FRANCISCO D. SANCHEZ, JR. B.S., M.A. U.N.M. Activities Director :wwfww-,5, hkk, tvv. k K LOLA LENTZ BS., Registered Nurse U.N.M. Loretto Heights College School Nurse fshown with Rose Lente and Elizabeth Abeitaj BETTY KELLY B.S. U.N.M. THOMAS DCWOLF W Sophomore Counselor B.A., M.A. U.N.M. f Texas Tech. Univ. of Arizona Sophomore Counselor LOUISE KISS B.S., M.A. Bowling Green St. Univ. ' Ohio St. Univ. Senior Counselor w l l RUBEN VIGIL B.S., M.A. U.N.M. Junior Counselor l l l l Mrs. Emma Chavez Kseatedj takes care of the clerical work and assists Mrs. Christmang Mrs. Eloisa Barela fstandingl is in charge of the IBM work and is also an aide to our assistant principal. An indispensable member of the office staff is Mrs. Elnora Hilger, whose job is to keep the school accounts straight. She is also Mr. Miranda's secretary. riff' -J, ' 41455 J Tw .' x. ,f Mrs. Mary Ellen Meadows, a very ca- pable and excellent secretary to Mr. Anzures, awists him in keeping the at- tendance records. wb, - Sewing as secretary in the counseling department, Mrs. Lillian Pound does in- valuable work for Rio's counselols. MILLER, SARA A. A.B., M.A. U.N.M. Northwestern Univ. English, Yearbook Head of English Dept. English Department ANDERSON, CAROL B.A. U.N.M. , English II, III, IV :F ,L wf?1f?5,f5 ,, , ff,,y 1555? ,gi ,sgifwfflg a , M,5ssw,'3 ,,,r,.5 I 25,9-zggygg . . -, , -nf: A N. , , ,, , - . : nn - I .. 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English III, IV Dartmouth College FULKS, MERRYLIN lU.N.M. English II, Drama B.A. College of Education U.N.M. English II, III GOBEN, GEORGINE BS. Jr Iowa State Univ. U.N.M. English 36 HAYES, FREDERICK B.A., M.A. U.N.M. English The English Department surprises Mr. Sedillo with a wed- ding shower. I6 PIPER, PEGGY B.A., M.A. U.N.M. Columbia Teacher's College English MITCHELL, GAIL B.A. Lawrence College U.N.M. English II, Yearbook MCBRIDE, BETTY B.S. U.N.M. English In, IV MOYE, BETTY B.A. U.N.M. English SEDILLO, ORLANDO B.A. Highlands Univ. English 11, Speech UPTON, ROBERTA H. A.B. in Journalism UNM' Geor e Washin ton Univ. I . , g ' g Engllshg Journalism I if C XJ J! Alf gfviw l SIRKEL, CAROLYN M.A., B.F.A. San Jose State, Calif. UNM English ll, 12 RUSSELL ' B.A. U.N.M. English 10, ll, 12 Mrs. Vasquez explains JULIUS CAESAR VASQUEZ, ROSSIE B.E. Wisconsin State College English 10 WILLIAMS, ROBERT B.S., M.S. Indiana University UNM English III, IV 4. f C .V ,Q I7 BIALKOWSKI, MARY E. WILSON, LAURA A.B., M.A. Univ. of Nebraska History, Government Department Head BRADLEY, JAMES B.A. U.N.M. U. S. History World History Social Studies. Y l I 55 P' :ifSii?iYQi??ii?fiY2?' 527'-Gmftii2?'fi57o32?2ZQ?55L??TQi?'552f'1i?5:Ysi9'1f??7ii??illf?f5?i'g??7V 22252133 9' liiaswffisf:Mi5at?2?5?w:ef?lgfSi seawfftaaiusiiisiiezsfesiisw:2a5U'o? ,finger Bigwgww-jg ??,qwQs9w.5-egos S :- Kyfsgigygwggevg-sgsgygseg was g-sssfws-f2sp,' Qsaftggafzezaggsxgemg - - - A V gsm, X-twig-5 3s?tgsv's?wsse5Vwtaf1sg.W , ff '?,,xw f'i1X,g'w3 ' ess ex? Q I ingg.fei?igggi?Ey.g1gggf?g.esigg2 -- :1 1 Mig - -f .. W e .5 5 irw5,24W41mqw1g Lgs.it:,fs3w.gs g.,i 5 slfljgbraiffsigiefsem ,g-grae fs-ff:..f:. ::':?::f ..1E - V s..ftm.gm,,sz.5glt:g .-3.5. S,.mf,,,-9gtgg1f.:ggfge1.Wfw If-4-sffs,.e:'f5 .5 o,rr rvrr .1 ...st ...K ,,.. Msg.. .. . ...ies Afiissiffg -1- , .. sms , M... .. ...,...,f,., ,,,,,s ..f..,,,4 . S. it .. , . . 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St. .loseph-on-the Ohio HARTMAN, DON LEE Hnlifivff Colofado B A . . . ' ' . . U. S. History Eflgijlfbllt Um' World History U. S. History World History Teachers Help and the World Them, MARTINEZ, TED B.A. U.N.M. San Diego State U. S. History 1 l HINTON, BETTY B.A. U.N.M. History l l MooRE, J. P. B.A., M.A. U.N.M. World History SANCHEZ, DENNIS B.A., M.A. College of St. Joseph VELASQUEZ, ARMANDO B.A., M.A. Adams State College N. M. Highlands Univ. World History American History U.N.M. Sociology U. S. History ZEVE, BERNARD B.A.,' M.A. Columbia Univ. Univl of Colorado National Univ. of Mexio. New ,York Univ. gzlggvf-iistory Do you all understand, lambs? Economics I 9 OLGUIN, MANUEL P. Department Head, Math 81 Phys. Sci. BS., M.A. U.N.M. M.I.T., Princeton Texas ASIM Chemistry Physics, Slide Rule Mr. Olguin directs Mrs. Fulks as to where she should park her car. Physical ADDISON, LARRY L. AVERY, RICHARD B.S., M.S. B.S. Wichita Univ. Kansas State Univ. Florida State Univ. Algebra II Gen. Math Geometry Math II Algebra l, II l l I i I L l I BACA, SYLVESTER ELLIS, GENEVA ANN FLAHERTY, .IUDITH B.S., M,A. B.A., B.S., Math. Ed. U.N.M. M.S. in Mathematics Univ. of Illinois Highlands Univ. Texas Woman's Univ. Algebra I Furman Univ. S. C. Algebra I, II Math II Math General Math II 20 Its all right Mrs Liedman. All we want is your LIEDMAN, J OSEPHINE B.A., M.A., M.E.S. Wilson College Arizona State College U.N.M. Mathematics MORA BENERANDA RICHEY LA RUE STEWART, RONALD B.S., M.A. U N M U N M Central State College, Okla Mathematics Plane Geometry Algebra I, II General Math Gen. Math II 2I ESQUIBEL, CIPRIANO D. Department Head B.A. L L Adams State College Utah State Univ. Spanish-Language Dept. Chairman Head Wrestling Coach Dcparlvnent 'AIZ' A rf . 5 l fi ftfsj i-: Hi ,3.:' ff, W? I 5 as xi - f M fy - , Cdl X - ' 721. 1 ii, ' ,H Il' - f :fx .. I .lffrliiiiafff s , I t - V I, 3' ,-L.-I.. ' 'fy 'Y:.-- -if ' .- -- 1 sxsx' iv' ' .41i:.'S-f-a.: , : mu I grave, ,,'- -: Q k- -zz :U3-igiffggi-ig:-ft: sf . iff e2..w,:s:v s ' c w' 's22t.:-ms.ff:' GOLDFARB, LOIS B.A. U.N.M. French GILBERT, ALICE ' B.F.A. U.N.M. German BARELA, BILL B.A. U.N.M. Montana Univ. Universidad Central Quito, Ecuador Spanish, Golf Coach MCBRIDE, ABEL E. MONTANO, NESTOR B.A. B.A., M.A. U.N.M. U.N.M. A Stillman College Michigan State I Spanish Spanish II, III, IV EEIEGO' LOUIS F' Assistant Wrestling Coach U.N.M. Algebra I Latin I, II i Home i E ' grins, SHIRLEY i C0 nomzcs , Iciwa State Univ. W Home Economlcs DILLON, GENEVIEVE V -P B.S. U.N.M. Flew Mexico State Univ. ome Economics N Mrs. Butts assists student in cutting out dress. w ROMERO, ROSE MARIE B.A., M.E. U.N.M. Highlands Univ. Colorado State Univ. Home Economics Where Something? Always Cooking Commercial De 1 l BRUNER, BARBARA B.S. Oregon State Univ. Typing Shorthand Business Survey ARMSTRONG, Jo NELLE A B.S., M.A. U.N.M. Business Organization t Survey Hey, everyone, look this way! 1 Department Head i L S z DENISON, BEATRICE L B.S. U.N.M. Office Practice Shorthand I Business Law COWLEY, MARY ANN B.S. Kansas State College 1 Typing II Sh01'ThHI1d I, II GARCIA, PRECILIANO M. B.A. Highlands Univ. Bookkeeping, Typing General Business 24 7' 157771617115 HOHMANN, MARGARET B.S., M.S. Univ. of Oklahoma Typewriting I General Business Business Survey Decisions, decisions, always decisions. MAES, .IUAN B.A., M.A. Highlands Univ. Shorthand I Bookkeeping I Typewriting II KosTAs, PETER Bs., Ms. Western Illinois Univ. U.N.M. General Business Distrihutive Educ. MANN, KATHERINE B.S. U.N.M. Typing I SMITH, .IEANNE B.S. U.N.M. Typing Shorthand L LIPKA, RONALD I U. of Cincinattig UNM Music iiwisw B.S.g M.Mus. Education b , - -, ..k-' 2 COUPLAND, LYN B.A. Applied Music BS. Music Education UNM Choral Music l CUZ ,, , ' - .7 - - C. flak-,Qty-.f.J-ft--ff' V - 1 . . ..-fm.:.5',-'fV'1- A-ffl'Is-',-5.4-9-fj'6.q:Lffkl,,j',.V.:. -- 7 A K -- - ,Q--f . 5:55515-k,,fr:W:gg 7 :S-: W5 iz J ff: ,951 -tgki. . ff-':J r ?'sV F S :,: '4f 5 J eiffs'5:?f3'K5! X539:wf'?.r'.1'.-wr--wr'we , 1 Ytiel r .-: ' fs ' f tj K - ' ' 'A ' K' A K-, - r ., . K i f 'I gifs. 'fi-fr -rff f ' 'er -rf-ef,- 5' -m f. r f ' ssl,f.f Mli,.'F':J,c'f Us, x - ,:g 'ef . . , . .J-5 :NM-fj':n'ii-5' ' has-5 .sexy is sw t feffm fy, 37' 5' - 1 , ',fffg-Mgt-.jqij-+ -- , ' . ,.5, 1-5, , r K ' ,, ' K ns'-s.' ' -. 'T' , ' f 21.5-Lvsms . -M, ,K -' -W , Iss,-.yes-so , .... . ., ,, L y ,S5:..f:5-zzrfssngffzff'ff' -s Y - V+ zswfwgg . I K J.-gf 1 ' Mr. Lipka deeply engrossed in serious thought cl Mr. jackson showing the boys how it's done. Y, E CARNES, CYNTHIA B.F.A. in Art GRACE, EVELYN B.F.A. Northwestern University U.N.M. Arts and Crafts UNM Aft Art l, Art ll, Crafts 26 JACKSON, BERNARD LEROY B.A. U.N.M. Art and Crafts JARAMILLO, JIM B.S. U.N.M. Iowa State Univ. Biology Department Head IDEN, ROBERT E. B.S., M.S. U.N.M. Biology I, II GLASS, BARRY B.S. U.N.M. Biology I YELVERTON, BARBARA B.S. Indiana State College U.N.M. Biology L MARTINEZ, DOLORES B.A. Highlands Univ. Biology GEER, OTTO M. B.S. U.N.M. Biology Biology VELASQUEZ, DANIEL B.A. Highlands Univ. Biology 3 l 27 Physical WRIGHT, AL DIAZ, ELMA B.S., M.A. B.S. U.N.M. Univ. of Texas P. E. Dept. Head P. E. Dept. Head Head Football Coach Head Baseball Coach and Health in P. E. Cla Gazing into space, Mrs. Flynn awaits the end of another day. l DEASON, JESS B.S. Univ. of Arkansas Physical Education FLYNN, PRISCILLA B.S HOLBROOK, POLLY B.S. I North Michigan Univ. U.N.M. P. E. Univ. of Wyoming U.N.M. Girls' Physical Ed. 'mess ressecl es MAIER, JERRY B.S., M.S. U.N.M. NB Team Football Assistant-Basketball Coach ROMERO, FRED M.A. Highland Univ. Physical Education TUTTLE, LARRY B.A., M.A. U.N.M. Head Basketball Assistant Baseball Coach MOORE, JOHN ROCKWELL, SANDRA B.S. B.S. U.N.M. U.N.M. Driver Education Physical Education Head Track Coach Cross Country Coach Careful what you swat with that paddle, Mr. Moore! 29 356 . ' CARTERJOE In LLSITLCZ 2... A' Abilene Christian College i Southwest Texas State A -f,':ff.I-'jg 3, I - . Vocational Rehabilitation Q ssssts 4 - A 55 la s.,. If ,.,t,..f V, .- . fii.' if-if. f' V ' t . i 'YTiff5ifCf1UEQ.3rud9rili'7 V-37195 - . -I Ewa- - e ssts i ttit a t ts n st A , tgpfwwgvsafe 'Y-1-reg,:fue!rgqmffs::,,:.q:m,1..5 f-,1 fi fr-.5 sf-w Mr. Carter is caught unexpectedly between classes l CAVE, KENNETH L. B.A., M.A. in Ed. -'r 30 U.N.M. Boston Univ. Vocational Rehabilitation 5 GARNER, J. L. CERVANTES, RON B.A., M.A. B.S. Eastern N. M. Univ. U.N.M. Colorado State Industrial Arts U.N.M. Industrial Arts Department Head Sunning himself before class is Mr. Pope. 30 MULLANE, JOSEPH POPE, TOMMIE L. B.S. B.S. Kent State Univ. Eastern N. M. Drafting Metals, Woods Shown below is Mr. Miranda welcoming our newest Raven on the faculty, Mrs. Dorothy Black, to Rio Grande. A graduate of U.N.M., Mrs. Black has B.F.A. and M.A. degrees. She is now an arts and crafts instructor here at Rio. THOMPSON, FRANCES H. A.B. in English M.S. in Library Science Bates College Louisiana State Univ. Librarian Teachers at l Work and Pla 'Don't bother us now-we're medi- tating! uUh one, uh two . . . uh one, two, three, four!', 3' l Sponsorship of Student Council commlttees is handled hy thc-se staff members left to rzght Mrs Russell MISS Mora Mr Anzures MISS Fantozzl .md Mr Htl er Working with the Sophomore Assembly as its newly-appointed sponsors are, seated, left to right: Mrs. Fulks, Miss Mann, and Mrs. McBride. Standing, left to right: Mr. Garcia, Mr. Jackson, and Mr. Velasquez. 32 Facult 1 1: i ?' Sz: t F Sponsoring this year's Junior Class are five members of the faculty. They are, left to right: Mrs. Liedman, Mr. San- chez, Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Kelley, and Mr. Martinez. ponsors Supervise lient Government Directing the energies and activities of the Senior Senate are, left to right: Mrs. Formes, Mr. Hayes, Mr. Olguin, Miss Fantozzi, and Miss Piper. Cafeteria 5 .1 22 2 l i r I 1 V 1 ? i First Row: Margaret Miero, Annie Morelos, Louise Cherry, Henry Wagener, Fern Grisbaum, Louisa Cruz, and Elda Frear. C If ci' Z First Row, left to right: Lloyd zales, fHead Custodian? Margarit Sedillo, C. G. Montoya, M. A. Perdomo Second Row, left 'to right: Floren- tino Sedillo, Santiago Romero, A. Gutierrez. Kern, fPlant Engineerb Joe Con-I o tajf A Left to Right: Edith Camey, Orene Smith, Blanche Sumner fCook Managerl, Angie Anderson, June Robert, Jewel Whelan, Lillian Koger Fern Monroe, Dolly Thomas, and Velma Harna. mf? Pablita Padilla, our only lady custodian, aids in keeping Rio neat and clean. Florentino Sedillo and Joe Gonzales pause during a busy day. 35 'Gln the life of a young man the most essential thing for happiness .is the gift of friendship.',-- Sir William Osler 36 ff Jam OR GA NIZA TIQNS ROFAKX MHQX QQNQXX NGK Qmnmqu , , rl ji d4CiMQQY1 lu 'Syd , NST?-73' QJJ 'Nix QU Q CATH fu fm i1lQfLZLfi,ViE1k6 ami? M3 H QMHLKD 2ffff13Wf ?2r,r-if Q11 5 zzefilflf 9175?-KL JM flfff 9105 L A Qfx f K jp p 'ZZVXD Swliwlg :N ffl Yffg? if f Ag ,',z,f,z1 f W Aux 7 P0 Ye Da Staff Produces Fifth period staff, sitting, left lo right: Wesley Ezell, Patsy Chavez, Dwight Hooton, Anne Holtrnan, Roberta Romero, Donna Walden, and Linda Warnack. Standing are: Joe Valles, Jerry Barela, and Mary .lane Guitterez. Discussing art designs for the yearbook are our editors in chief, Karen Crocker and Priscilla Torrez, with Miss Carnes. Miss Carnes has helped us with our art work all year long. Our thanks to Miss Carnes for the lovely cover and divider pages she designed for us. Largest Yearbook Ever Sixth period staff, sitting, left to right: Joe Kaufman, Dan Armijo, Lotus Yee, and Gene Victor. Standing: Greg Davidson, Lorraine Carrieo, Charlie Casper, Liz Woods, Alex Wallace, Patty Williams, and Margie Lowe. STAFF EDITORS Our staff editors, left to right: Charlie Casper, 1 photographyg Donna Walden, clubs and business managerg Liz Woods, layoutsg Patty Williams, W activitiesg and Wesley Ezell, sports. l mmms mmamanmaswmxeassfem-:missesswarms: , fi The yearbook staff owes a great deal to the sponsors, Miss Miller and Mrs. Mitchell. Since Rio Grande opened seven years ago, Miss Miller has been with the yearbook, forming the firm basis on which it was built and on which it is now develop- ing. This year she is joined by Mrs. Mitchell, who is new to Ra- venland. Throughout this school year they have provided the staff with coun- sel and guidance. As sponsors they are also volunteering their time and efforts. Here we would like to express our appreciation and gratitude to Miss Miller and Mrs. Mitchell: Thank you ever so much. We couldn't have done it without you . 40 Compiling the 1964-1965 edition of Po-Ye-Da is a team of two pretty and efficient editors. Into the pages of this book, Priscilla and Karen have com- bined their ideas, their inspirations, and their many and varied thoughts. Rushing to meet the deadlines and running around to make appointments and interviews, both are indeed two of the busiest girls on campus. In the midst of this hectic schedule, they of- ten take time to offer advice and help- ful criticisms to members of the staff. And besides staying long hours after school, they sometimes sacrifice pre- cious weekends in order to finish the work that must be done. It is extremely difficult to sum up their talents and fine attributes. They are not only capable and original but also cheerful, dependable, and hard- working. We, of the staff, take this oppor- tunity to congratulate Karen and Pris- cilla on an excellent job well done. ,.., ., ,, r ...Q-M.. .. an f me-wn.,f.f - The Quill and Scroll is an honorary club for students of joumalism. It is also one of the newest clubs in school. The officers are President Jackie Bryant, Vice-President Donna Walden, Secretary-Treasurer Karen Crocker, and Parliamentarian Tommy Garcia. uill ole Scroll d Members of the Quill and Scroll are, from left to right: Priscilla Torres, Karen Crocker, l Jackie Bryalnt, Tommy Garcia, Donna Walden, Linda Rothwell, and Danny Wimberly. Sponsors are Mrs. Upton and Miss Miller. El L y l First row, left to right: Mr. Miranda, Mr. Sanchez, and Mrs. Christman-all of whom were guest speakers at the Jour- nalism banquet., An initiation also took place at the ban- quet which was held at the Robin Hood Inn. Second row: Chrisa Aleck, Jackie Bryant, Patsy Baca, Karen Crocker, Tommy Gar- cia, Rosemary Crado, Salo Otero, Linda Rothwell, Danny Wimherly, and Liz Woods. 4I Contributing to the success of the newspaper thls year is Danny Wimberly, Editor of La Corriente. The newspapaer staff is first row, left to right: ,Lucille Lujan, Danny Wimber- ly, and Steve Traddup. Second row: Mary J. Lovato, Penny Lasley, Aaron Gonzales, John Baca, Stephanie Lackmann, Lynda Rothwell, Kathy Otero, and Mrs. Upton, Sponsor. 42 'ente Hot off the presses the paper is now sold by staff members to the student body. After stories have been completed they must be typed and headlines written. Lucille Lujan types a newly-completed story while Aaron Gonzales watches her. Interviewing and gathering stones combine to play the largest role in a newspaper Here Penny Lasley interviews MI Jackson the art teacher. The paper is now ready to go to the printers. Tommy Garcia and Theresa Brito read over the final copy. L i iWwW '?' W T 5 The rewards are many ,LYI ottional Honor Society SCHOLARSHIP H. . . the amount a student will learn is dependent upon his thirst for knowledgef, -Kirk Aleck ft A - 'M o -, f f --,tzwsi , , m,,V , Julia Gonzales presents Miss Wilson with the traditional corsage at the as- sembly held on February 26. LEADERSHIP 5'Because you weren't afraid to state wh at you believe, to stand up for what you thought was right, you gained a follower. -Dee Ann Wilson Y , f left to right: Julia Trechel, Marilyn George Collaros, Bob Fullerton, Ron John Lopez, Cynthia Schneider and D Mary Wolfe, Stephanie Lackmann Bill moreland, Mark Stevens, Charlotte A Linda Oldham, Linda Bodenhammer Mary Smith. Linda Wenk, Carl Ward, Glenna Sanchez. Fourth Row: Stephen Romero, Edwar dilla, Larry Juancho, Aldo Tarricone, garet Fernandez, Donna McCord, Flora co, and Anthony Chavez. gens, Halina Eichenlaub, and Theres pinosa. New members of the societ are irst Dibber, Earlene Walls, William Stubblt , w Lillard. Second Row: .Iuantia Torres, .Ierry Sul 1 Third Row: Carolyn Roybal, Dolores T Gloria Montano, Rita Sanchez, and Fra Fifth Row: Mary Thornton, Catherine 51 V I d I 3. SERVICE . . . an act of kindness anyone can do, but not everyone does it. -Billy Barry 77 Old members are, first row, left to right: Julia Gonzales, treasurer, Jane Loudon, president, Priscilla Torres, secretary, and David Ferro, vice- president. Second Row: Karen Kemmer, Patsy Aheita, Anna Zamora, Donna Walden, Alvina Wood, Carolyn Trusty, Wayne Bennett, Ralph Fevig, Raymond Macy, and Linda Espinoza. Third Row: Linda Robertson, Carol Gilpin, Jackie Bry- ant, Nita Nicholson, .lean Coles, Doris Lovato, Penny Florence, Diana Albert, Donnie Nichols, W. Atom Yee, Billy Barry, Keith Stout, Becky Atkinson, and Dannie Barela. Fourth Row: Charles Casper, Harvey Lee, Linda Hetzel, Joyce Gable, Kirk Aleck, Dee Ann Wilson, .lames Pickard, Ronald Angel, 'and Ronald Banks. Not shown are Demecia Padilla, Karen Crocker, and Phillip Goss. CHARACTER Character is an inherent quality in true leaders, scholars, and those devoted to service. -Atom Yee It is a great experience to receive the gold pin that represents character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Here George Collaros is pinned by Miss Wilson, the chapteris sponsor. 45 Los Historianos One of the activities of the club is to help run the Albuquerque Historical Society Museum in Old Town. This antique Civil War organ is one of the many prized possessions of the museum. Sponsor outhwestern Museum at Rio Club members are, first row, left to right: Victor Valesquez, Timothy Wash- ington, Larry Haegerson, and Jack Smull. Second rowg Donna Shinng Margaret Espinosag Lorraine Vallejosg Mary Thorntong Denise Morrisg Karen Crock- erg Lydia Davisg Mrs. Hinton, sponsorg Pam Harrisg and Dale Worden. Science Club members are, First Row, left to right: Pattie Curran, secretary, Mike Lucero, Parliamentariang Anita Day president Diane Herrera vice president, Gary Ruper, Treasurer. Second rowg Mr. Gentry, sponsor, Bonnie Wordeng Laverna KnaPP9 Mary Beth Howard Wilma Weaver Dale Wordeng George Barberag Bill Westmoreland, Jayg LeRoy Gonzalesg O. J. Watsong Micheal Van Blbber Don Driver Joseph Kaufmang and Mr. Glass, sponsor. The Science Club The primary purpose of the Rio Grande High School Science Club is to promote interest' among students in all fields of science. Each spring the Science Club sponsors the Rio Grande Science Fair, a function which permits any Rio Grande student to do research in the science field of his or her choice and then display his project publicly and in open competition. Projects which gain enough recognition from judges of the local fair are selected for competition in the Northwestem Regional Science Fair sponsored each year by the University of New Mexico. If the project survives the keen competition in the Regional Fair, it may be selected for state or national competition. In addition to sponsoring the Science Fair, the club also promotes field trips to local industrial and government plants and various places of scientific interest. Also, during the 1963-1964 school year, the Science Club operated a photo developing service for Ravens. However, the 1964-1965 school year found the club without enough members who were qualified in photography to offer this service. Interest in photography prevailed however, and the members quickly organized instruction sessions which were taught by Mr. Kenneth Cave, a Rio Grande faculty member, who is a competent photographer. Rio Grande H igh First Row, Left to Right: Rebecca Atkinson, Pearline Tafoya, Gwen Adams, Evelyn Chapman, Rosalie Marquez, Marianna Smith, Lotus Yee, Donna McCord, Laura Garcia, and Carol Stevens. Second Row, Left to Right: Linda Espinoza, Veronica Salazar, Lupita Aheita, Carl Ward, Emelda Sanchez, Tony Ramirez, Franklin Sanchez, Harold Morelock, Carolyn Hebert, Rebecca Kappedal, Donna Shinn, Janis Merrill, Karen Kemmer, Charlene Wilson, Harry Lovett, Charles Roybal, Roland Cisneros, 'Eugene Gonzales, and John Baser. Third Row, Left to Right: Dan Armijo, Rose Sanchez, Mark Tafoya, .leanette Gherardi, Tamara Wright, Rosalinda Montano, Pat Silva, Anthony Garcia, Edwin Sanchez, David Torrez, Louie Holguin, Terry Green, Randy Self, George Collaros, .lames Hague, Pete Barreras, .lack Ayala, James Chavez, Roger Tapia, Edward Lobato, and Chuck Klingbeil. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Dolores 48 4 1 School Concert Band l Manning, Lynda Rothwell, Beatrice Medina, Mildred Isnte, Randy Randall, Fred Gabaldon, Joe Blea, John Hebert, Charles Medina, Ray Tolman, Kenneth Kite, Jay Schmitt, Alfred Bourquet, John Williams, Alfred Gabaldon, Stewart Olsen, Kelley Elkins, Melvin lMasters, Tony Moya, Mike Sanchez, Larry Metzgar, Richard Kelsey, Eloy Gonzales, Maxine Corfield, Ronald Fuss, Ray Conyers, Gilbert Padilla, Gerald Boykin, Ronald Kern, Ronnie Olivas, and Gerald Bentley. Fifth Row, left to Right: Director Ronald Lipka, 'goblgfvlgdwards Walter McClean, Bill Barry, Marilyn VanBibber, Bill Dauber, Cletus Tafoya, Steve Weaver, Harold Finley, and av1 iest. l l The Raven Marching Band is kept in step by two bass drummers, Harold Morelock fshown ahovel, and David Torrez. The band was on hand to greet President and Mrs. Johnson during their appearance at Johnson Gymnasium. Raven Marching Band Drum Major James Hogue leads the band through its paces at football assisted by these six lively majorettes, left to right: Diana Zamora, Adams, Patsy Stubblefield, Connie Sanchez fhead majorettel, Linda Powers, Maria Leyha. At the homecoming game, a heart was formed by the band in honor of the Queen and her Court. 50 Conducting the band this year is our new director, Mr. Ronald Lipka, who is kept constantly busy with the many activities of the band, including perform- ances at football games, assemblies, and concerts. These band officers play important parts in making the band a smooth-running organization: Stewart Olsen, president, Linda Espinoza, vice-presidentg George Collaros, secretary-treasurer, James Hogue, drum major, Linda Espinoza, point secretaryg and Carol Stevens and Donna McCord, librarians. At many performances, the band proudly plays the Raven Fight Song, promoting Raven Spirit. I l All-State members from Rio Grande are, left to right: Ronnie Fuss, Carol Stevens, Karen Kemrner, and Stewart Olsen. These four students successfully competed for places in the All-State Band, a state-wide group consisting of the finest high school musicians. Orchestra Orchestra members this year are: first row, left to right: Anita Dayg Nina Vigilg Cheryl Cosperg Donna Youngg Mrs. Kathy Jarrett, director'- Sam Manningg and Rita Blakley. Second row, left to right: Stephanie Thompson, Shirley Hughes, and Viola Sanchez. Not pictured above is Ann Schweedler. y 5 I Members of the Rio Grande High School Honor Chorus are, First row, left to right: Ronnie Fuss, Jerry Bentley, Abie Lujan, and Debbie Aaron. Second Row: Linda Carillo, Lynne Gordanier, Anna Zamora, Mary Salas, Alan Wood, Donnie Wamack, Ed Cady, Stanley Arehunde, Mike Siegling, Charles Tatum, Steve Tradup, Mary Beth Howard, Karen Jackson, Karen Mehigan, Betty Abeyta, Lynne Darrah, Erna Teeter, and Director: Lyn Coupland. Third Row: Nancy Martinez, Yvonne Giron, Lorraine Zuni, Stephanie Lackman, Vicki Honor 52 Q iw 1 552 119. 3 H' . Q- r w, f -W . A Z f -5,-. 'i?5A?'?S L was , ev gn in W me fm .2293 9' i :5,IE,a: ' :2f gs? 5:55255 Lf gem :li ,, ii . 1' in Q59'7?f ,vfsiE'7'Wii' nf.. -P YS if ' 11-ww' A , -i 5:e:5.n::. - F fa , 'L A -15553, , a n W, ef K fx ms? 1, 'view wgg, 91 917,55 I , 15? f,,1f- em H F- Qs11f,:1.:w Ss. - W'-'Sl 5-we xiii. 1' muff f me 5 f 'U H 1 'E ,-1523 M 'Eg- 2 ,:..,,,. L, -21 241 55 ,13 - f A f . .mg- ' 1 Honor Chorus Moors President and David Humphries President This year's Honor Chorus Officers are, left to right: Renay Archunde, Secretary-Treasurerg Mike Siegling, Vice Lyn Coupland Dxrector Members of the Boys Chorus mclude fzrst row left to rzght Bobby Lujan Robert Chavez Allen Wood and Able Lujan Second Row Donme Warnack Ed Cady Stanley Archunde .llmmy Atenclo Davld Humphrles Mlke Sleghng .lim Slegllllg Charhe Tatum AB Swanson Steve Tradup James H111 and Jerry Mmxtrez Thzrd Row Ronme Fuss .lerry Bently Doyle Woodward Larry Young Kenneth Shears and Denms Wrlhe Four hundred voices were fea tured ln the All C1ty Chorus Con cert held at Manzano Hlgh School Performers from the C1tyS seven hlgh schools were under the dlrec tlon of Dr Douglas McEwen, cho ral dlrector at the Umverslty of New MCXICO Lyn Coupland, RIO Grande Hlgh School Chorus D1ICCt0f was chalr man of the second annual concert Students selected for the concert were the best muslc students at each school Conoratulatlons are m order for all who partlclpated You d1d a flne Job ln representmg R10 Le t to Rzght Anna Zamora Dr McEwen Allen Wood and Mrs Lyn Coupland Members of the Modern Dance Cluh are, front row, left to right: Judy Sanchez, Diana Zamora, and Kathy Garcia. Kneeling are: Patsy Stubhlefield, and Ruth Chaffee. Standing are: Anna Crowder, Ellen Arias, Lina Gonzales, and Donna Avritt. The director of the club is Miss Diaz. The graceful movements of dancing are done by, left to right: Mary Jiron, Linda Gonzales, and Ruth Chaffee. 56 Here, Ellen Arias, does the Licorice Stick . The Wfippin' In is done by, left to right: Patsy Stubhlefield, Donna Avritt, and Diana Zamora. Denise Morris, Kathy Garcia, and Anna Crowder demonstrate the step of 'Teeling in Focus. Modern Dance Club The girls of the Modern Dance Club practice for an early spring recital. They are, standing, left to right: Diana Zamora, Patsy Stubblefield, Ellen Arias, Linda Gonzales, and Ruth Chaffee. Seated, left to right: Anna Crowder, Judy Sanchez, Kathy Garcia, and Donna Avritt. 57 Do you know what I do to people who don't laugh at my jokes? says Ringo fHarold Morelockb in Desperate Am- brosef' 58 Mosques Produce The purpose of the Rio Grande High School Drama Club is'to promote drama to the students and faculty of Rio. ln order to do this the Masques, as the members of the club call themselves, produced three plays this winter and are producing one more which will make its debut this spring. The plays were Desperate Ambrose, Waiting for Leftyf, and Sunday Costs Five- A Pesos. The final play of the year is Death Takes A Holidayf' Much money goes into the productions of these plays, so the Masques have had an important money-raising project. The '4Ugly Man Contest was the 3 first semester project. The contest was a financial success, netting over 3400. 1 ln order to honor their best actresses and actors, the Masques had a banquet at the Polynesian Inn on the ninth of January, 1965. Trophies were given to 1 the Winners. N Members of the Drama Club are: left to right, front row: Mike Siegling, Lillian Keychard,w Jo Langley, Charlie Tatum, Janet Hall, Dee Ann Wilson, Dennis Rishel, and Ronald Angel. Second row: Mark Stevens, Yvonne Lopez, Margaret Lopez, Marianne Smith, Marietta Easley,l Keith Stout, Donnawlairrk, and Linda Thompson. Third row: Charlie Casper, Stephanie Lackman, Martin Sanfffiii, Albert Valdez, John Baca, Walter Steele, Debbie Aaron, and Janice Boyer. 1 I 5 s if A! f- F our Plays l ' The Drama Club officers are: Dennis l Rishel, presidentg Mark Stevens, treasurerg. l Lillian Keyohara, sergeant at armsg Gloria 1 Hopkins, secretary, and Kurt Meyer, vice- l president. ourth row: Valerie Mathias, Marie Wernke, Charlene Wilson, Caroline Hebert, Buff Nichols, teve Tradup, Carol Gilpin, and ,Ronald Fuss. Fifth row: Jim Siegling, Kurt Meyer, Patricia 1 illiams, Fred Snipes, Gloria Hopkins, Stephanie Thompson, Rita Padilla and Pearline Tafoya. ixth row: Arnold Padilla, John Hebert, Ed Montgomery, Joyce Gable, Janice Justice, Linda obertson, Jackie Bryant and Tommy Garcia. Seventh row: Johnny Shainin. Death Takes cz Mr. Fink honors Dennis Rishel, chosen Best Actor for his performance in uwaiting for Leftyn. Patty Mullins earned Best Actress for her role as Edna in '4Waiting for Lefty . Pearline Tafoya and Kurt Meyer Knot picturedl won the 4'Best Supporting Actress and uBest Supporting Actor awards. Thespicm lub Members of the THESPIAN CLUB are first row, left to right: Ronald Angel, John Baca, Keith Stout, Theresa Salinas, Pearline Tafoya, Patty Mullins, Albert Valdez and Charlie Casper. Second row: Charlie Tatum, Mark Stevens, Caroline Hebert, John Hebert, Maretta Easley, Dennis Rishel, Yvonne Lopez, Martin Sanchez, Gloria Hopkins, Tommy Garcia, and Joyce Gable. olidayvls Final Play Stephanie fYvonne L0- pezl startled sees Death CDennis Rishelj in door- way. As by Strike! Strike! Strike! yells the cast of the play, Wa Grazia fjanet Hallh comes in from the garden, she is greeted Death fBonifacio Martinezl and the lover she jilted fAlbert Valdezl . iting for Lefty in its grand finale. 'SWaiting for Lefty is the first play to he entered from Rio in the E.N.M.U. Drama Festival at Portales, March 12, 13, 1965. Creativity Inspired b Art Club Members of the Art Club are seated, left to riglit: Janie Laskey and Ed Montgomery. Standing are: Walter Steeleg Miss Cames, sponsorg Anne Holtmang Lydia Davisg and Chemilla De Casaus. As the sun colors flowers, so does art color life.,'- Sir Lubbock and Lord Avery Spanish lub Sponsoring the Spanish Club this year keeps Mr. Montano busy. This yea.r's Spanish Club officers are Joe Martinez, president, Gordon Lopez, vice-presidentg Rita Sanchez, secretaryg and Priscilla Saiz, treasurer. The members of the Spanish Club are left to right, first row: Bernadette Chavez, Gloria Sanchez, Frances Chavez, Ruby Garcia, Geneva Romero, Beatrice Otero, and Sylvia Herrera. Second row: Emellda Sanchez, Mildred Woodward, Marilyn Anzures, Angie Tavasci, Cathy Otero, Patsy Chavez, and Viola Sanchez. Third row: Dorothy Woodward, June Gower, Charlene Aguilar, John Hebert, Linda Chavez, Carolyn Hebert, Doyle Woodward, Frank Luna, and Richard Sanchez. 63 Members of the Latin Club are first row, left to right: Lotus Yee, Florence Braught, Mary Gonzales, and Martha Padilla. Second Row: Anna Zamora, Laura Garcia, Linda Gonzales, Gloria Hopkins, Timothy Washington, Glena Davis, Keith Stout, Emilio Chavez, William Aragon, and Ray Otero. Third Row: Gary Kunz, Joyce Peckum, Kirk Aleck, Pam Prestige, Allen Wood, Mike Salas, Sammy Herrera, Joseph Parra, and Gary Ruper. Latin Club Plans Indastrioas Year Mr. Griego, Latin Club Sponsor Included in the new initiates are, first row left to right: Victor Velasquez, Geneva Ro mero, Mary Gonzales, Beatrice Parra, Martha Padilla, and Laura Garcia. Second rowg Eileen Garcia, Charlie Cordova, Charlotte- Seay, Janice Ragan, Sharon Hawkins, Mary Sena, Linda Walker, and Charlene Wilson. Third row: Daunelle Stapleton, George Cola laros, Joe Baca, Tony Moya, and ,loy Green. Fourth row: Larry Haagenson, Mike Lucero, .lames Bryant and .lay Taylor. Fifth row: Neal Collins, Gary Ruper, Ralph Force, Bob- by McCharen, Rupert Watson, Dave Reed, and Bill Westmoreland. Sixth row: Keith Stout, Chemilla De Casaus, Juan Arribalzaga, Kirk Aleck, Karen Crocker, and Atom Yeo, In the initiation ceremony .luan Arribalzaga is in- stalled as the new High Priest of the Latin Club. He replaces the former office holder, Kirk Aleck. Chemilla De Casaus serves as the Spirit of Latin I in the cere- mony. Other officers this year are Allen Wood, presidentg Anna Zamora, vice-presidentg and Martha Padilla, secretary-treasurer. Le Cercle Frangais First row, left to right: Genero Roybal, Fred Garcia, Leo Gallegos, Ronnie Olivas, .loe Baca, and Robert Del Sol. Second row: Joyce Walters, ,lan Short, Doreena Mayer, Ursula Carillo, Mary Ann Padilla, Marilyn Anzures, Lillian Jaramillo, Mary Esquibel, .lanet Martinez Barbara Saavedra, and Cammie Somerville. Not shown are Linda Banks and Judy Ann Baca. 66 Out on a project THE FRENCH CLUB The French Club is a group of students who are or- ganized to study further the language, culture, and the life of the French people. The club participates in many of Rio Grande's activities and raises money for various projects. Some of the club's activities this year included: Christ- mas caroling, a pastry sale, a theater party, and other var- ious projects. I'll take that one. The French Club has a pastry sale. Good deal! I wonder which one I'll take OFFICERS From left to right: Tamara Wright, presidentg Anne Holtman, secretaryg Mrs. Coldfarb, sponsorg Karen Cherry, vice-presidentg alnd Robert 'Maez, parliamentariang not shown is Raul Miranda, historian. l 67 The German Club German club members participate in the rugged sport of mountain climbing. 68 The main function of the German Club is to further the study of Germany, its people, its language, and its culture. The German Club will participate in many Rio Grande ac- tivities and try to raise money for their club projects. Some of these activities include a caroling party and a to- bogganing party. First row, left to right: Pete Bowers, O. A. Watson, Eugene Gonzales, and James Hogue. Second row: Alvin Keeney, Robert O'Leary, Johnny Baca, and Mike Van Bibber. Third row: Keith Stout, Jerry Boyer, and S. D. Teeple. Fourth row: Mrs. Alice Gilbert, Carol Frick, Debbie Washburn, Diana Delfield, Eileen Miller, Kaye Kersey, Brenda Harris, Orland Torres, Robert Giron, Tommy Romero, Sharon Sparks, Pamela Harris, Jane Loudon, Wanda Hogue, Margaret Johnson, Barbara Gurule, and Gwen Adams. The German Club goes caroling at the hospital. Left to right: James Hogue, Alvin Keeney, 0. A. Watson, Tommy Romero, Chris Wagner, Barbara Gurule, Jane Loudon, Debbie Washburn, Brenda Harris, Pamela Harris, Wanda Hogue, Sharon Sparks, Keith Stout, Barbara Gilbert, Kathy Kryloff, and Mrs. Alice Gilbert. 69 tudent Council Committees Student Council executives shown left to right are: Atom Yee, Vice-President, Kirk Aleck, President, and Bob Fullerton, Secretary. The Student Council Cabinet from left to right is: Carla Dunlap, Julia Gonzales, Mike Salasg Joseph Maezg Al Valdezg Kirk Aleckg Helen Armijog Frank Maezg Jim Walker, Tina Mead, Roger Lattanzag Bob Fullerton, and Atom Yee. The Social Committee pictured left to right, Sitting: Gina Herrera, Ruby Gar- ciag Geneva Romerog Rosemary Trujillo: Juanita Torresg and Al Valdez, Chair- man. Standing are: .lose Carballeirag .lim Pickardg Linda Lathumg Danny Barelag and Pat Dominguez. 70 .N . ...--,. Z -. ,. .............. ..- ........... ....M..........., In case you're wondering who keeps our buildings and grounds in tip-top shape here they are shown left to right: Anthony Sanchezg Charlie Casperg Chris Medinag Jim Walker, Chairmang Ronnie Trammellg Dale Ballg Trinidad Garcia Cshown in a more relaxed position-on his kneesllg Freddie Chavezg Carmen Carciag Robert Chavezg and Rebecca Murphy fDon't let those boys get the best of you, Rebeccall Constitution Committee shown left to right Sandy McCleskyg Priscilla Torresg Kathy Dawnelle Stapletong Mary Ida Bourguetg Garleyg and Mike Salas, Chairman. The Publicity Committee seated left lo right is: Sylvia Herrerag Frank Maez, chaimiang Alfred Bourguetg and Helen Armijo. Shown standing are: Larry Jacksong Virginia Marie Lopezg and Lorraine Orona. 7l The Calendar Committee as shown from left to right is, sitting: Dorothy LaShireg Mary Wolfe: and Helen Armijo, Chairman. Standing are: Vicki Edson and Sarah Padilla. The special activities committee shown left to right is, sitting: Dee Ann Wilsong and Regina Gonzales. Standing are: Joseph Maez, Chairmang Stephen Gutierrezg Tommy Garciag and Patsy Barboa. 72 The elections committee shown left to right is, sitting: Frances Romero: Do- lores Bacag Tommy Gillhamg and Karen Mehigan. Standing are: John Hebert: Julia Gonzales, Chairmang Andrew San dovalg and Dan Brandon. The Hospitality Committee shown left to right as they display some of their good nature to a welcomed visitor are: Tina Mead, Chaimxang Kathleen Goodwing Eddy Chavezg Rosline Gabaldong Diane Martinezg and Sally Sackett. ' Ways and Means Committee shown from left to right, Sitting: Larry Esquihel, Carlos Peynetsa, Johnny Leyba, Bill Stubblefield, Frieda Cabaldon, and Barbara Apodaca. ' Standing are: Eddie Allen'g Sam Coxg Vickie Billsg and Roger Lat- tanza, chairman. Qf f 'Swat 5 1 The assembly committee shown left to right is, sitting: Betty Ortega, Veronica Salas, Sharon Pena, Mary Jane Brown, and Janet Martinez. Standing are: Gene Victorg Geneva Colcg Carla Dunlap, Chairmang Patty Wil- liamsg and Johnny Martinez. 73 Boy Staters are left to right: Atom Yee, David Forro, Joseph Maez, Thomas Anzures, Kirk Aleck, Jim Pickard, and Stephen Cust. Girl Staters are, left to right: Linda Bachicha, Mary Jane Brown, Jane Loudon, Rigina Gonzales, Dee Ann Wilson, and Cynthia Nix. ':J-l B0 and irl Staters Learn Democracy l in Action Boys' and Girls' Slate alternates are sealed, left to riglit: William Barry, Michael Salas, Roger Lattanza, Geneva Cole, Cynthia Vigil, Judy Armijo, Barbara Wright, and Becky Atkinson. Standing are: Harold Morelock and James Hogue. Boys' and Girls' State is the most thrilling honor any high school junior could experience. The only fault one could find with it is the fact that only seven boys and seven girls are chosen annually as delegates from Rio. lt is the practical process of learning in a democracy. A government is established and carried out. The offices range from state to city. Many laws are enforced, and new bills are drawn up. , Many new and lasting friends are made during this one short week, and many new ideas are established. This lesson in government is not only educational but also ex- citing and packed with fun. The program, put on by the American Legion, is one of the most profitable pro- grams that has ever been offered to high school students throughout the country. l 75 Debate Club First row: Lotus Yee, Cassandra Church, Janet Martinez, Jennie Kuliasha and Florence Braught. Second row: Pat Dominguez, Don Jennings, Kirk Aleck, Mr. Sedillo, Dan Brandon, Gale Mogford, and Atom Yee. First row seated: Cassandra Church, Janet Martinez, and Jennie Kuliasha, Second row standing: Florence Braught, Atom Yee, Kirk Aleck, Pat Dominguez, and Lotus Yee. The National Forensic League is an organization devoted t giving recognition to students who are outstanding in the fie of speech. First row, left to right: Della Chavez, Jayne Stanley, and Margaret Follis. Second row: Jennie Kuliasha, Gloria Sanchez, Thelma Montano, Dorothy Montano, and Pam Allemann. Tlhird row: Johnny Martinez, Terry Mora, Dolores Torres, Julie Trechel, Helen Lucero, Pattie Curran, and Michelle Henson. Fourth row: Larry Juancho, Pauline Espinosa, Tillie Sanchez, Glenna Davidson, Kathy Harmon, Donna Reed, and James Bryant. One of the primary goals of the Patricia Christ- man Chapter of Future Teachers of America on campus is to acquaint students with the teaching profession. Its programs are geared toward pro- viding experiences that will give prospective teach- ers the facts and the feeling of teaching. F.T.A. is an active, growing club, and Miss Elea- nor Herrera, club sponsor, welcomed the aid of Miss Geneva Ellis and Mis Bereranda Mora. in guiding the many varied activities of this year's group. These included fact-filled and fun-filled con- ventions, Student-Teachers' Panel Discussion, sell- ing pencils, .community service projects, sports, and social activities to round out a well-balanced pro- gram. Highlight of the year is Teaching Day when F.T.A. members teach regular classes in their chosen fields. to right: Dianne Herrera, treasurerg Joseph Kaufman, parliamentarian and officerg Janet Hall, secretaryg Dede Padilla, presidentg and Doris vice-presidentl They are seen here completing their annual Christmas which is preparing food baskets for the needy. l l 77 F irst row, left to right: Gloria Candelaria, Billie Walters, Gloria Sanchez, Sue House, June Gower, Loraine Zuni, Judy Morrow, Jayne Stanley, Becky Cordova, and Patsy Barboa. Second row: Mrs. Romero, Mary Helen Chavez, Delfina Sanchez, Dorothy Abeita, Bonnie Apodaca, Mary Jiron, Sandy McLesky, .Margaret Thalles, Helen Harrison, Chris Garcia, Norma Register, Gina Herrera, and Virginia Lopez. Not shown are Elizabeth Rodriquez and Lorraine Orona. AKER WLM S O of 'Z' , 7 5' .3 The Future Homemakers of America 'Sn 7 consists of twenty-six members. u. 'I ...Li I I nf . . . . , H' Y ,Q The presldent of this club 1S Mary Jirong 01, ' xo? and the sponsors are Mrs. Romero, Mrs. '74, X - 0 NEW HOW- Butts, and Mrs. Drllon. 78 ax, Future Homemakers 0 America X , Jayne Stanley looks on as Mary Jiron, assisted hy Future Homemakers of America from other schools in the district, pulls the sword from the stone. The Future Homemakers of America held a convention to get better acquainted with the Future Homemakers from the following schools: Rio Grande High, Las Lunas High, Estancia High, Moriarity High, Albuquerque High, Washington Junior High, and Van Buren Junior High. Members of DECA in the second period class are first row, left to 'right: Peggy, Hauer, Margaret Sandoval, Pat Romero, and Donna Walden. Second Row: Diana Salazar, Connie Sanchez, Margaret Rowe, Susan Garcia, Flora Barreras, Anna Crowder, Maria Romero, and Ester, Griego. Third Row: Mr. Kostas, David Padilla, Cynthia Morin, Danny Wimberly, Ronnye Bridges, Johnny Gomez, Roy Curtis, .lim Gilbertson, Phil Goss, Claude Potter, Gary Cowen, Billy Barry, and Randy Weist. Third period DECA members are first row, left to right: Sandy Boyer, Jackie Bryant, Mary Hamilton, and Nita Nicholson. Second Row: Ade- lina Rael, Mary Martinez, Teresa Montoya, Cynthia Nix, Barbara Wright, Betty Gutier- rez, and Terri Fabian. Third Row: Andy Lopez, Richard Gibson, Emest Vargas, Richard Sainz, Fred Lopez, Danny Saavedra, Henry Orona, Sam my Salazar, Frank Velasquez, and Mr. Kostas. -'f'5 J ' 'E' V11 ff'.f- ifilfiak - a' Y i..' - f-f'-r I -.-' K ,-,a i.' fiiff L 'fif- Distributifve Education Develops Future Leaders in, Retailing Mr. Kostas, Distributive Education co-ordinator, provides counciling services for employed and unemployed students at Rio Grande. Club officers are first row, left to right: Cynthia Nix, vice-presidentg Cynthia Morin, secretaryg and Jackie Bryant, reporter. Second Row: Richard Sainz, treasurerg Andy Lopez, presidentg and Jim Gilbertson, parliamentarian. W Q -W First Row, left to right: Mr. J. P. Moore, sponsor, Judy Gray, Terry Green, Christine Perovichg Lorreta Chavez, and Martha Padilla. Second row: John Martin, Rudy Baca, Mickey Jones, Johnny Torres, and Terry Miller. Third row: Jerry Martinez, Mike Vanderslice, Edward Montgomery, S. D. Teeple, Earl McLean, Keith Wilson, Robert Lucero, Rick Kemp, and Eddie Tucker. Fourth row: Buff Nichols, Mark Stevens, Joe Trujillo, Daryl Decker, Jim Lechalk, Alan Brochmeyer, Fred Snipes, and Ed Lobatol Audio Visual Aides The Rio A-Grande AVA room is supplied with the best films and modern equipment for the instruction and pleasure of all Ravens. 82 Dedicated Girls Serve Rio. , H..-1 Aiding the school nurse is the main job of the Nurse's Aides. These girls volunteer time and effort wherever they are needed. The Nurse's Aides and their sponsor, Mrs. Lentz, keep the nurse's office functions running exceptionally well this year. Helping Charlie Casper recover are, left to right: Rose Lente, Becky Sanchez, Sandi Beazly, Margaret Lopez, Lorraine Zuni, Ruth Chaffee, Dorothy Abeita, Patsy Esquibel, Olivia Martinez and Lorraine Jojola. Not shown is Elizabeth Aheita. 83 Library lub Mrs. Thompson, the new librarian, is the sponsor of the library club. Secretary to Mrs. Thompson is Mrs. Rose Chavez is Rio's new Eutimia O. Garcia. text book clerk. One of the hardest working people in the library is Diane Herrera, President of Los Lectores. 84 Mr. Fink being helped by the Thing ! Records fouled up? ? Club members are first row, left to right: Manuelita Esquibel, Judy Hill, Mary Wolf, Delfene Sponick, Rita Padilla, Pattie Curran, and Sharon Brown. Second Row: Yolanda Garciag Sandra Loweg Janet Gonzales, secretaryg Diane Herrera, presidentg Frieda Gabaldong Rachel Valenzuela, vice-presidentg Terry Lenteg Theresa Salinas, and Nora Esquibel. Los Lectores main objective is promoting the library. The club members main purpose is to aid and serve students as to the proper use of the library. The sponsor of Los Lectores is Mrs. Thompson. Those boys are obviously happy to be working in the library. Nora Esquibel, Rachel Valenquela, and Mary Wolf prepare magazines for the students. as as Counselors ' Aides Ray Baca Rita Blakley Cecilia Casias Henrietta Greer Angie Criego Carolyn Hebert Priscilla Saiz Harold Morelock Frank Luna Tony Lucero- ' Not shown, Evelyn Garcia fill? Q' 86 ag Yvonne Herrea l Bonnie Worden face Aides Office aides are as follows, seated lefz to right: Cheryl Hunt, Maxine Sanchez, and Yvonne Lopez. Standing are: Doris Lovato, Thelma Natseway, Mary Ann Parraz, Ruth Davis, Judy Morrow, .ludy Gallagher, .lanet Hall, and Carolyn Phillips. Helping Mrs. Chavez this year are left to right: Mary Ann Padilla, Jan Short, Susan Garcia, Pam Alleman, Sharon Pena, and Anna Zamora. Other office workers are, left to right: Carolyn Trusty, David Ferro, Juanita Torres, Christine Coy, Gloria Hopkins, and Donna Duncan. Activity Aides Left to Right: Joe Martinez, Thelma Montono, Joe Maez, Ruby Garcia, and John Collins. Left to Right: Kirk Aleck, Dee Ann Wilson, Roger Lattanza, Jane Loudon, Linda Bachicha, and Adelina Gonzales. The Activity Aides are a great help to Mr. Sanchez, the Activity Director. Be- sides helping Mr. Sanchez, they make ac- tivity calendars and run various errands for his office. Tom Anzures Helen Armijo Ruth Merriman Julia Gonzales Batina Meade First Row, left to right: John Torrez, Bob Copsin, Ray Otero, Joe Torres, Ron Cis- neros, and Bill Cockroft. Sec- ond Row: Jerry Lopez, Ralph Force, Walter Steele, Ralph Valteria, and Fernando Abei- ta. Third Row: Mike Ford, Carmen Garcia, Ray Maxey, Larry Smith, Danny Duran, and John Collins. Fourth Row: Bill Stubblefield, Tom Anzures, Tim Washington, David Reed, and Sam Mitch- ell. ll, Boys of outstanding abil- ity in sports are eligible for HR Club. The iol- lowing boys have ex- celled in various sports around Rio. They are first row, left to right: Don Jennings, Jerry Lo- pez, .lohn Martin, Rich- ard Sanchez, and Ray Otero. Second Row: .less Lucero, Ward Garrison, Ronnie Montoya, Tim Washington, Eloy Sala- zar, and Tom Anzures. Third Row: sponsor- Fred Romero, John Lo- pez, Paul Vallez, Bill Stubblefield, A I fr e d Bourquet, Mike Salas, Dan Sanchez, and Frank Sierra. Pt' 99 Z b Rodeo Club Rodeo Club members are left to right Spon or Mr Ceer Roy Curtis Nancy Antramer Daryl Decker Ronnxe Clayton Cre Cogdell Kathy Dunkm Belay Tatum Cheryl Cosper Audrey Goodman Cheryl Ward and Charles Tatum In back Club offxcers are from let to rzbht Sponsor Mr Ceer S t at Arms Nancy Antralner Sec Cheryl Ward and Presxdent Charles Tatum Not shown VICE Presldent Wesley Ezell 90 ' l : S ' 5 I 9 b 9 ! . 7 are: Lmda Ward, and VOHDIC Arthur. I f 'U .' .1 , 1 g. ' ' 3 . 5 . ' - . country. I The President of the Rodeo Club, Charles Tatum, shows that girls are not the only ones who can ride horses. Charles has taken part in many horse shows and is an expert horseman. 9I Nancy Antrainer shows part of the event Trail Class . Nancy participates in horse shows around New Mexico and is one of the outstanding cowgirls of the Members of GAA are first row, left to right: Carla Dunlap, Candy Collins, Mary Ida Bourquet, Kay Kersey, and Brenda Harris. Second Row: Doris Kloebbel, Gail Prather, Kathleen Goodwin, Rosalin Gabaldon, Diana Zamora, Isabel Sierra, Sylvia Baca, and JoAnn Sanchez. Third Row: Agnes Nettles, June 92 Sf' 3 Gower, Prescilla Sena, Darleen Green, Linda Bodenhamer, Bill Walters, Cecilia Baca, June Kersey, Bobbie Prather, Pam Harr' and Gayle Wenk. 4th Row: Mary Sena, Barbara Lowe, Ru Dean, Janice Morrison, Pauline Kloeppel, Cynthia Sc JoAnn Stafford, Janie Laskey, Beatrice Sierra, Rosemary hneid Torre Y. 2 t t Q 4 S 5 5 i i ,I I Jean Lovato, Kathy Wright, Sharon Sparks, and Wanda Fifth Row: Pat Wenk, Peggy Martinez, Clara Sanchez, Kaykindall, Loretta Grossetete, Emily Garcia, Marcella Virginia Salas, and Connie Hartline. iris 9 Athletic Association G.A.A OFFICERS MARY IDA BOURQUET ......... CANDY COLLINS ....... KAYE KERSEY BRENDA HARRIS CARLA DUNLAP .... . . . President Vice-President . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer Sports Head Helping- to- serve refreshments for the Volleyball Sports Day held at Rio Grande are: Left to Right: Gail Prather, Mary Bourquet Judy Armijo, and Bobbie Prather. First row, left to right: Sylvia Herrera, Kaye Kersey, Mary Ida Bourquet, Yvonne Herrera, Betty Sanchez, Linda Sanchez, Diana Martinez, Juanita Torres. Second row: Darlene Green, Linda Thompson, June Kersey, Cheryl Cosper, Michelle Henson, Barbara Watso Frieda Gabaldon, Theresa Martinez. Third row: Margaret Tavasci, Laura Garcia, Yvonne Lopez, Margaret Lopez, Judy Sanchez, Pa Allemann, Virginia M. Lopez, Karen Jackson. Fourth row: Jessie Santiago, Liz Rodriguez, Ruby J. Garcia, Lori Orona, Rosalin Gabaldo Lucille Maldonado, Frances Montoya, Patsy Barboa. Fifth row: Linda Gonzalez, Gloria Hopkins, Dorothy Montano, Sharon Pena, Jan Chavez, Joyce Walters, Janice Justices, Gloria Candelaria. Sixth Row: Becky Cordova, Gloria Castro, Gloria Montano, Veronica Barho Linda P. Sanchez, Norma Jean Richter, Linda Robertson. Rcwcnettes Ravenettes, a service organization at Rio, takes part in all school activities. They support the football, basketball, and wrestling teams in victory and in defeat. They try to have some special activity for the club each month so the girls may have a chance to get better acquainted with one another, and to give them the opportunity to develop into leaders. The Ravenettes have two main projects each yearg the first is to support the Health FundIDrive, and second to award some outstanding graduating senior a scholarship of MSO. Money for these projects is obtained from dues, bake sales, etc. 94 President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historian ' ii YVONNE BETTY JUANITA MARY IDA KAYE HERRERA SANCHEZ TORRES BOURQUET KERSEY Rcwenette jQcers Sponsor GENEVA ELLIS QSBOM i. The Bowling Club has approximhtely twenty-five very active members. The aims of the Bowling Club are: to bowl, to promote sportsmanship, and to have fun. Will it be a strike? Practice makes perfect. 96 The Bowling Club First Row, left to right: Carolyn Cornelius and Becky Cordova. Second Row: Gloria Candelaria, Patsy Barboa, and Virginia Lopez Third Row: Johnny Garcia, Ronnie Hedges, Herman Castellano, Haden Bowling, and Gary Ruper. Fourth Row: Jim Glasgow, Robert Pirkle, Ronnie Kern, Raymond Baca, and Bill Piper. Fifth Row: Bruce Hartline, David Wright, Don Wick- man, David Baca, Jimmy Bond, Jerry Taylor, and Joe Peterson. CLUB OFFICERS This year's officers are: President, Gary Ruper Vice-President, Jim Glasgow Treasurer, Virginia Lopez Secretary, Haden Bowling Sergeant at Arms, Bill Piper. The sponsors are: Mr. Velas- quez, Miss Fantozzi, and not pictured, Miss Ellis. 5 Aaron, Abeita Aheita Abeita Abeita Aheita Abeita, Abeita, Abeita, Abeyta, Adams, Adams, s s s Debbie Christine Elizabeth Gabriel Harry Mary Ray Raymond Shirley Monica Barbara Georgia Sarah Adams, James Ahlgrim, Jacqueline Alderete, Anna Alderete, Gloria Alderete, Janet Allemann, Pam Allen, Eddie Altman, Jerry Anaya, Christine Anaya, Louie Anaya, Romulo Andrews, Debbie Angel, Rita Anzara, Juana Apodaca, Barbara Apodaca, Elaine Apodaca, Fred Apodaca, James Apodaca, Joann Apodaca, Nancy Apodaca, Natividad A'podaca, Aragon, William Aragon, Anthony Aragon, Eddy Aragon, Julian Aragon, Leonard Aragon, Mildred Aragon, Nano Aragon, Pat Aragon, Ruben Archuleta, Dorothy Archuleta, Freddie Archuleta, Lorenzo Archuleta, Mel Archunde, Stanley 9 Armenia, Robert Armenia, Ruby Armijo, Dan Armijo, ,loyce J. Armijo, Raymond Armijo, Rose Marie Artiaga, Mary Askew, Travis Atkins, Gayle Atler, Robert Avritt, Mike Ayon, Gilbert Barboa, Pete Barela, Jerry Bareleg Yolanda Baros, Raymond H. Barth, Roxanne Battaglia, Mark Bauer Vera Jean Beal Ethel Beall Tommy Beazley Sand1 Behrend Charlene Behrend Ethel Ayon, Orlando Babecka, Katherine Babington, Nick J , . tel i f , , tk ly g tk.. , .. Y f,,,. : Q , 1- tw 5 1--,N 'vw-gif lwtfa w , 1 1 ., , ,,.,rD,,,.. 'fm tto -. tet Baca, Aimette Baca, Bertha Baca, David Baca, Dorothy Baca, Joe Baca, .lohnny Baca, Libby Baca, Manuel Baca, Oliver Baca Paul Baca, Ray Baca, Sharon D. Baca, Sylvia Baca, Theresa Bagwell, Homer Bailey, Romacie Baird, Harry Ball, Dale Ballou, Floyd Banks, Linda Barboa, Nino Benally, James BenComo, Lillian Benton, James Bergamo, John Berry, Edgar Bettis, John Blakley, Rita Blea, Raymond Blue, Kirk P. Bolivar, Mario Bond, James Boshey, Donald Boyer, Janice Brandon, Daniel Branum, Glen Brashears, Joe Braught, Florence Briones, Barbara Brito, Eddie Brown, Charles Brown, Ross Bryan, Margie Buckner, Robert Burrows, Bobbie Busot, Juana Bustos, Rita Caballero, Luisa Maria Cady, Edward Caire, Mary Alice Caldwell, Johnny Candelaria, Gloria M. Candelaria, Isabel Candelaria, Placida Candelaria, Priscilla Candelaria, Rachel Candelaria, Theresa Sophomores work on planning year- book layouts. Champion, Pearl Chandler, Mardella Chapa, Damasio Chavez, Agnes Chavez, Augustine Chavez, Carlos Chavez, Carmen Chavez, Cathy Chavez, Cecilia Chavez, Dennis Chavez, Edward Chavez, Elizabeth Capel, John Carnes, Linda Carrico, Lorraine Carrillo, David Carrillo, Michael Carrillo, Ursula Carter, Cindy Carter, Daniel Carter, Greg Casias, Cecilia Castaneda, Steve Castellano, Herman Castillo, Richard Castro, Dolores Centeno, Rita Chadd, Joann Chaffee, Ruth A. Challenner, Catherine IOI Chavez, Emilo Chavez, Evelyn Chavez, l'lCI'll1lIl Chavez, Ceorge Chavez, Hazel Chavez, Herman Chavez, .lerry E Chavez, Joann Chavez, .loc W. Chavez, .lohn Chavez Marcella Chavez. Max Chavez, Moises Chavez, Paulie Chavez, Raymond Chavez, Robert Chavez, Robert Chavez, Robert Chavez, Ruby Chavez, Rudy Chavez Priscilla Chavez Sonny M. Chavez, Ted Chavez, Viola Cheatham, Maria Cheney, Douglas Chenoweth, Cary Chewiwi, Remijio Childers, Loren Church, Cassandra Cillessen, Billy J. Cochrane, ,lay Cogdill, Greg Cole, Barbara Cole, Kathlene Coleman, ,lodie Condilaria, Rosallna Cone, Brenda Conner, Patricia Conyers, Raymond Cook, Clifford Cook, Richard Copsin, Bob Cordell, Linda Cordova, Arthur Cordova, .lulian Cordova, Lucy Cordova, Riehard l02 Cordova, Theresa Corfield, Maxine Coriz, Rita Cortez, Marlene Cosper, Cheryl Cotton, C. Woody Cougle, Sherry Cox, Gary Cox, Robert W. Crespin, .lessie Cruse, Pat Curran, Mike Elwell, John W. Emberty, Paul Espinosa, Pauline Esquibel, Frances Etheridge, Linda Evans, Gary Ezell, Micheal Fabian, Martye Fajardo, Christine Farmer, Terry Fay, .loey Fenton, Daniel IO3 Dadig, Diana Dauber, Bill Davidson, Evelyn Davidson, Greg Davis, Michael Davis, Patty Davison, Billy Dean, Ruth DeFlice, John Delfeld, Diana DeSoto, Buddy Dimas, Donald Dixon, Florencio Dominquez, Pat Doyle, Daphne Driggers, Steve Duckworth, Joyce Dunatchik, Chris Dunkin, Kathleen Duran, Betty Duran, Salvador Edwards, Bobby Eichhorst, Patrick Ellis, Gracia Fernandez, Guca Fisher, Burton K. Forbes, Wallace Ford, Francis Ford, Mary Foy, Steven Frazee, Bob Frazee, Bud Frazier, ,lo Ann Freelong, Alhino Freelong, Bill Frietze, Lorenzo Fultz, Bill Galialdon, Fred Gabaldon, Frieda M. Galialdon, Pete Gabaldon, Rosalin Gallegos, Gene Gallegos, Jane Gallegos, Leo Gallegos, Lorenzo Gallegos, Patricia Gallegos, Patricia Gany, Sheila Garcia, Anthony Garcia, Diana Garcia, Dolores Garcia, Edward Garcia, Eileen Garcia, Emily Garcia, Ernie Garcia, Jeanne Garcia, ,lo Ann Garcia, ,loe Garcia, Joe Garcia, Josie 'ev- Gonzales, Diana Gonzales, Diane Gonzales, Eloy Gonzales, Eloy Gonzales, Geraldine Gonzales, Irene Gonzale 5, Martha Gonzales, Ralph Gonzales, Rosemary Gonzales, Salomon Gonzales, Susie Goodman, Audrey Goodwin, Shirley Gower, Mclva Graham, Billie D. Graves, Edna Green, Darlene Green, Joy Griego, Dickie Griego, Dorothy Greigo, Elias Griego, Gloria Greigo, Jeanette Griego, Rosa l05 it' Garcia, Lorraine Garcia, Louie Garcia, Louie .l. Garcia, Mary Garcia, Mary Ann Garcia, Michael Garcia, Paul Garcia, Raymond Garcia, Rita Anne Garcia, Rosemary Garcia, Sammie Garcia, Trinidad Garley, Jerry R. Garner, Bruce Genz, Michael Ge-nz, Therese Gibson, Terri Gil, Joe Gill, Mary Gillham, Tammy Giron, George Gomez, Sylvia Gonzales. Antonio Gonzales, David and John Hebert Elected oplwmore Vice-President Griego, Stephen Griego, Yvonne Griffin, Douglas Groshong, Connie Grossetete, Loretta Guest, Hurshel D. Guevara, Josie Gurule, Barbara Gurule, Therese Gutierrez, Anthony Gutierrez, Aurora Gutierrez, Christine Gutierrez, Lucille Gutierrez, Mary Jane Gutierrez, Raymond Gwin, Mary Haagenson, Gary Hains, ,ludy A. Hauer, Albert Haverstick, Joe L. Hawkins, Sharon Hawn, Glenda Hawn, Laura Heatherington, Che.ryl Hebert, Jerome Hebert, John Hedges, Ronnie Heidelberg, Dwayne Henderson, Sammy Henson, Michelle Hern, Francis Herrera, Charline Herrera, Helen Herrera, Sylvia Herrera, Tony Hess, Cheryle Hetzel, .lean Hill, Judy Hogue, Peggy Holguin, Anthony Holliday, Carol Hollyfield, Thomas IO6 Hooton, Dwight House, Sue Howard, Beth Howard, Marilyn Huddleston, Rosalie Jacobs, Mable Jaramillo, Antonia Jaramillo, Ruben Jaramillo, Serapio Jaramillo, Sofie Jenkins, Rick Johnson, Darrell Kryloff, Katherine Kuliasha, Jennie Kunz, Cary Kuykendall Sherry La Fave, Joan La Jennesse, Mike Lafebre, Anthony Lakey, Paul Larnphear, Rhonda Langley, Bob LaShier, Dorothy Latham, Keith Johnson, Mary J ohnson, Paul Johnston, Barbara Jojola, Lorraine Jojola, Raymond Jojola, Vernon Jones, Jimmy Jones, Milton Kaufman, Joseph Kayser, Willialii Keeney, Alvin Kelsey, Richard Kemp, Peter Kent, Ellis Kenton, Tim Kilker, Ernest King, David King, Linda Kite, Kenneth Kittredge, Joseph Klingbeil, Chuck Klinkenberg, Frans Knapp, Laverna Kouba, June Lopez, Lopez, Lopez, Lopez, Lopez, Lopez, Lovato, Lovato, Lovato, Lovato, Lovato, Lovato, VV,. I E Fred Freddie Irene Reynaldo Robert Theresa Eva Evon Henry Herman Jo Anne Lucy t r X X' X .gb r Lovato, Naida Lovato, Stella Lowe, Clayton Lowe, Margaret Lowry, Phil Lozano, Eugene Lucero, Allen R. Lucero, Carmel Lucero, Donna Lucero, Edward Lucero, Frank Lucero, Helen -K 5, ,tl -. 5 it , . r 4 'aw 1... J ew af t MX 'me .-qt uw- : -W , t . . Q ig f,, - 1 X L r X Lixrgf, L rw' vi? O Q K ,., ft-.3 Latham, Linda Lattanza, Jeffrey Lee, ,lohn LeFebre, Fred Lehman, ,lan Lente, Valentino Lerma, Betty Leyba, Johnny Lochridge, Fredrick Loehle, Joe Loos, James Lopez, Epic J! an Lucero, Michael Lucero, Patsy Lucero, Rafelita Lucero, Ralph Lucero, Richard Lucero, Robert Lucero, Rosalie Lucero, Shirley Lueras, Angie Lueras, Annabelle Lueras, Archie Lueras, Beatrice Lujan, Barbara Lujan, Kenneth Luna, Jimmy Luna, .ludi Luna, Mike Lunsford, Norma Lyons, lke A. Lyons, Mike Macwhirter, Kenneth McAfee, Albert McBride, Debbie McCl1aren, Bobby Marquez, Marcella Marquez, Steven Marquez. Tony Martin, Ricky Martinez, Barbara Martinez, David Martinez, Diana Martinez, Evelyn Martinez, Fernando Martinez, Frank Martinez, Freddy Martinez, Lucy I09 MoCluskey, Charles McColm, Mike McCutchen, Sandra McDougall, Kelly McGinnis, Bill McKenzie, Shan McLean, Walter Macias, Carlos Madrid, Mary Madrid, Sylvia Maes, Danny Maes, Dianne Maes, Donise Maestas, Leroy Maestas, Robert Maestas, Ronald Maldonado, Carolyn Maldonado, Claudina Maldonado, Lorraine Mares, Frances Marez, Gregory Marmon, Cathy Marquez, Cathie Marquez, Gene SS'-t?f5y5iiW?fi?t2?5tZ35I!SZf55I?i Wiiiitiiifirii:v4,i.1i'5k?! 15 Ei ' i E.: ' f.if'tr Martinez, Olivia Martinez, Richard Martinez, Ruth Martinez, Theresa Martinez, Theresa Mascarenas, Marylou Mascareno, Felix Mathias, Valerie Medina, Charles Medley, ,lerry Medlin, Cynthia Mehigan, Karen Melton, Tom Mendoza, Dan Merriman, Laurence Metzgar, Larry Miller, Arleen Miller, Eileen The Gay Mates Tha Milligan, Ida Milligan, Patsy Mitchell, Nancy Mitchell, Sam Montano, Annabelle Montano, Carmen Montano, Chris Montano, David Montano, Lorraine Montano, Louis Montano, Margie Montano, Ronald Montez, Fred Montoya, Charlene Montoya, Charles Montoya, Gina Montoya, ,loe Montoya, Patricia Montoya, Richard Moore, Vickie Mora, ,I oe Mora, Kathy Mora, Henry Moraga, Rarnona I I0 Moreno, Irma Mounger, Wanda Moya, Jo Ann Murphy, Laura Najera, Barbara Nargelovic, .lerry Nelson, Irene Nelson, Jimmy Nemudrov, Lena Newell, David Nichols, Buff Nieto, Gloria Nix, Marcia Ochoa, Jessica O,Hare, Leslie Oldham, Leslie O'Leary, Robert Olguin, Barbara eople the Olguin, Richard Olivas, Diana Orona, Della Ortega, Mary Ortega, Richard Ortiz, Ernest Ortiz, Orfita Oniz, Paul A. Ortiz, Wilfred Ortiz, William Ortiz, Zachary Overstreet, Linda Pace, Geneva Pacheco, Gloria Pacheco, Viola Padilla, Padilla, Padilla, Padilla, Padilla, Padilla Padilla Padilla Padilla: I I I 1 v Barbara Carol Gilbert Irene Johnny Lee Leroy Linda Linda Park, Robert Patino, Leo Peckumn, .loyce Pecore, David Pena, Sharon Perea, Ernest Perea, Gloria JL Perea, Lawrence Perovieh, Christine Pharis, Wesley Phillips, ,lim Pinckard, Joanne Pirkle, Ricky Platero, Albert Platero, Annfred Platero, Steven Pohl, Marvin Potter, Frank Powers, Linda Prestridge, Pam Price, lrene Price, Linda Puckett, Harry Quintal, Victoria ,f-, . .,,,,,, f,,.,,,, ,.,,. . ,. , , .-,.- flmwf . ,f,.f .,. -, ,f - Padilla, Louisa Padilla, Mary Padilla Michael Padilla: Pauline Padilla Ray Padilla: Rita Padilla, Robert Padilla, Rose Mary Padilla, Sarah Padilla, Teresa Paiz, Frances Papuyo, ,loe Quintana, Billy Quintana, Tirna Rael, .l ohnny Rael, Tommy Ragan, Ramire Janice z, Josephine Randall, Randy Rasban d, Darrell Rascon, Danny Ray, Chuck Ray, Louis Ray, Rodney W. II2 Reano, Gloria M. Reece, Keith E. Reed, David Reed, Donna Reed, Donna Reeves, Donna Rendon, Arabella Rhodes, Geraldine Ricco, Pamela Richardson, Patricia Rinehold, Jerry Rivera, Shirley Sabria, Olga Sackett, Sally Sagion, Antonio Sainz, Martha Sais, David Saiz, Pete Salas, Irene Salas, Sammy Salas, Teresa M. Salas, Veronica Salazar, Betty Salazar, Dorothy H3 Rizzo, Steve Roach, Mary Roark, Caroline Roberts, Gerald Robinson, Ronald Robledo, Juan Rogers, Jackie Romero, Angela Romero, Mary Romero, Mike Romero, Roberta Romero, Ronnie Romero, Tommy Ross, Jeff Roudabush, Michael Rowe, Virginia Rowen, Wayne Roybal, Charles Russell, Betty Ryerson, J im Saavedra, Cecilia Saavedra, Lorraine Saavedra, Naydene Saavedra, Rita Salazar, Emma Salazar, Frances Salazar, Mel Salazar, Stella Salinas, Marie Sanchez, Anita Sanchez, Anthony Sanchez, Bennie Sanchez, Clara Sanchez, Dolores Sanchez, Dolores Sanchez, Edwin Sanchez, Elda Sarhhez, Ellen Sanchez, Frank Sanchez, Frank L. Sanchez, Gloria Sanchez, JoAnne Sanchez, John Sanchez, Josephine Sanchez, Judy Sanchez, Lawrence Sanchez, Leroy Sanchez, Lugie Sanchez, Margaret Sanchez, Mary Sanchez, Michael Sanchez, Pat Sanchez, Robert Sanchez, Rose Sanchez, Ruth Sanchez, Samuel Sanchez, Sharon Sanchez, Virginia Sanchez, Vivian Sanders, Sandra Sandoval, Benny Sandoval, Grace Sandoval, Herman Sandoval, Ignacio Sandoval, Leonard Sandoval Marie II4 1 Sena, Beatrice Sena, Mary Ann Sena, Priscilla Serna, Sam Shears, Kenneth Sheyka, Jeff Shock, Dan Sierra, Beatrice Sierra, Isabel Silva, Ahran Silva, Erma Silva, Jean Sims, Suzanne Sisk, Patricia Sloan, Sharon Small, Jewel Smith, Brenda Smith, Reba Snipes, Perry Soliz, Frank Somerville, Cammie Sons, Pam Sponick, Delphine Stamper, Richard . ., H . :la ,..,,. Manual . wlw,,,ql,-as . ,, un.,l1 Sandoval, Pauline Sawin, Richard Scanlan, Robert Schmitt, Jay Schwerkoske, Tom Seay, Charlotte Secatero, Esther Sedillo, J oe L. Sedillo, Linda Sedillos, Johnny Segura, .l0y Ruth Seibert, Dennis Standfier, Dave Stapleton, Dawnelle Stavros, Tommy St. Clair, Harold Stovall, June Strain, Laura Stutz, Charles Sullivan, David J. Symonds, Betty Tafoya, Bertha Tafoya, Cletus Tafoya, Dora IIS Tafoya, Mark Tafoya, Patrichia Tafoya, Pearline Tafoya, Prudy Tafoya, Raymond Tafoya, Robert Tafoya, Simon Tapia, Virgia Tatum, Betty Taylor, .lay Tedford, Patsy Teeple, S. D. Tellez, Rosie Thompson, Stephanie Thornton, Jimmy Timms, Nita Torres, Eddie P. Torres, .lake Torres, Leo Torres, Orlando Torrez, David Torrez, Leroy Torrez, Rosemary Tourville, Daniel Trammell, Ronald Treadwell, Donald Trechel, Henry Truelock, Stan Trujillo, Anthony Trujillo, Caroline Trujillo, Frances Trujillo, Gloria Trujillo, Luciano Trujillo, Mary Trujillo, Robert Trujillo, Rudy II6 Velasquez, Bob Velasquez, George Velasqucz, Nancy Velasquez, Patsy Vialpando, Roy Vigil, Jerry Vigil, .lohn Vigil, Nina Vigil, Pete Vigil, Richard Villegas, Geraldine Von Gedda, Vicki Wafer, David Wallace, Alex Walters, Billie Ward, Glenda Ward, Lynda Warden, Diane Ware, Benjie Warnack, Linda Warren, Rudy Wascher, Arthur Wasburn, Debbie Wasson, John II7 Tucker, Eddie Tucker, James G. Tull, Wynell Turner, Gena Turner, Roy Turrietta, Betty Underwood, Katheene Valdez, Billy Valdez, J oe Valdez, Johnny Valdez, Ted Valencia, Rosanna Valenzuela, Phillip Vallejos, Charles Vallejos, Valentin Valles, Alex Valles, Joe Van Bibber, Michael Van Reeth, Bobbi Vanderslice, Robin Vaquera, Anthony Vargas, Lucy Velarde, Harry Velarde, Jerry . , ,. . ,,,,,,,. ,,.,,, ..l....,..M-,..,.....w... , ,, HM, . - mu- -ll - Lotus Yee Heads Class Woodward, Mildred Worden, Bonnie Worden, Carolyn Wright, Kathy Wright, Robert Yancy, Bryce Watson, Barbara Weaver, Steve Weber, Kathleen Wells, Donnie Wells, Ronald Werick, Raymond Whittle, Harold Williams, Edward Williams, Patricia Williams, Sally Williams, Thomas Wilmesherr, Mike Wilmesherr, Riclla Wilson, .leanette Winter, Floyd Wood, Tommie Woodall, Becky Woodward, Leon Yee, Lotus Young, Billie Sue Zamora, Leroy Zamora, Tony Zinn, Bill Zinn, Frank Zuni Max , Zuni, Rosalie Each year a pennant sale is the major money-raising project for the sophomore class Shown below are Mary Ida Bourquet and Julia Gonzales purchasing helr Rio Grande pennants from a sophomore salesman, John DeFlice. At a home practice session, this feminine trio prepares to audition for the Talent Show. They are, left to right: Stephanie Thompson, Rita Ann Padilla, and Pearline Tafoya. Sophomore Activities With their heads bent in concentration, Jeanne Garcia and Judy Sanchez struggle with unco-operative strips of masking tape. Their fellow workers -are Theresa Martinez, Rita Sanchez, and Pam Allemann. These girls, busy at heart-making, are members of the Dance Committee. The Sophomore Assembly is in charge of the King and Jack of Hearts Dance, whose theme is '4Young at Heartf' II9 Class Elections Students who ran for Sophomore Class offices were, first row, left to right: John Hebert, Johnny Leyba, Robert 0'Leary, and Bobby McChareng Second row, left to right: Cheryle Hess, Linda Price, Karen Mehigan, Lotus Yee, Jennie Kuliasha, Nina Vigil, Joan La Fave, and Cassandra Church, Third row, left to right: Ronnie Trammell, Richard Cook, Dwight Hooton, Dawnelle Stapleton, Debbie Aaron, Daphne Doyle, and Janice Boyer. Lotus Yee, President John Hebert, Vice-President '20 Sam Mitchell, Treasurer Sophomore Assembly First row, left to right: Buff Nichols, Francis Hern, Gloria Ann Sanchez, Cheryle Hess, Sylvia Baca, Pat Dominguez, and Katherine Kryloff. Second row: Emma Salazar, Maria Cheatham, Dorothy LaShier, Frank Soliz, Janice Boyer, Barbara Watson, and Libby Baca. Third row: Dawnelle Stapleton, Sally Sackett, Randy Randall, Roxanne Barth, Naydene Saavedra, Martha Sainz, Sam Serna, and Jeff Lattanza. Fourth row: Rosemary Olivarez, Connie Groshong, Elaine Apodaca, Epie Lopez, Bill Delicate, Josie Guerara, Barbara Apodaca, and Rose Mary Padillag Fifth row: John DeFlice, Sandra McCutchen, Diana Martinez, David Torrez, Terry Farmer, Ray Baca, Paul Johnson, and Richard Cook. Sixth row: Leroy Padilla, Pam Alleman, Jeanne Garcia, Sarah Padilla, Prudy Tafoya, Judy Sanchez, Theresa Martinez, and Christine Perovich. Seventh' row: Rita Saavedra, Fred Gabaldon, Michael Genz, and Johnny Valdez. Eighth Row: Johnny Leyba, John Hebert, Lotus Yee, Sam Mit- chell, and Sharon Pena. t em X, AMP- :ls Sharon Pena, Secretary Johnny Leyba, Parliamentarian-Historian l2I uOver the lonely desert In the parching sunlight's glare We Wander, as free as gypsies, With never a worry or care. - Nancy Ranson Q , ' ,,,, , U. A gjgj llen e lr L22 ACTIVITIES Peggy Sieglitz and the winning project '4Calciphylaxis,,. Rio Grande: Tied for first place in the ground award. First place in Animal Biology. Northwestern Regional: First place in Animal Biology. State: Fourth place in Animal Biology. Jayne Stanley presents her project Plant Growth . Rio Grande: First place in plant biology. Northwestern Regional: Delegate She received two scholarships to NMSU. Grace Garcia points out Molecules in Motion . Rio Grande: Second place in Chemistry. Nitrogen and Scienc 1 96 Rio Grande's 1964 Science Fair was held March 19 thru 21. Categories included were Animal Biology, Plant Biology, Physics, Chern- istry, and Geology. The winners of these categories and other projects of high merit participat- ed in the Northwestern Regional Fair and from Rio's entrants two, Peggy Sieglitz and David Ferro, went on to the state competition in Socorro. The success of the 19641 science fair was the best Rio has known. l24 ing Device . Rio Grande: First place in Physics Northwestern Regional: Honorable mention. Arnold Dennison and his first place project Missile Track- Tia' for first place in the ground award. 11 W-M-l - - - 1 air Ronald Banks and his project The Determination of Detergents in Well Water. Rio Grande: V First place in Geology Northwestern Regional: Honorable mention in Geology. Judith Smith with her project Rio Grande: First place in Mathematics. Northwestern Regional: Second place in Mathematics. 'LTopology . David Ferro and project '4Crystallography . Rio Grande: Second in Geology. Honorable mention by IRRA Northwestern Regional: Second in Geology. Honorable mention from Four Corners Geological Society. State: Second in Geology. Special award from U. S. Army on Environmental Study Julia Gonzales prepared the pr Theory for Finding. Rio Grande: Second place in Mathematics. Northwestern Regional : oject Archimedes Second place in Mathematics. I25 l Linda Bachicha, escorted by Paul Kryloff, is all Anne Coy, former Girls' Stater, taps Kirk Aleck at the Boys-Girls smiles as she is chosen to attend the 1964- ses- State assembly. sion of Girls State. B ' ' l 9 S Oy-S T U' S tate Former Boys'-Girls' Staters display their musical abilities? Y M g, Q it .K W Pee Ann Wilson assists Harold Morelock with some last minute Tehearsing. Iuanita Torres, Betty Bachicha, Linda Bachicha, Pat Romero, and Yvonne 'Lopez get ready for the next act. Talent Show Stanley Gutierrez accompanies the Martinez Sisters as they let loose with another one of their dynamic numbers. Rcwenettes Atom Yee, Kirk Aleck, Tim Washington, Charles Daniel, Keith Stout, Hayden Bowling, and Alan Wood display a bit of genius??9, in the Latin Club production of the Ides of Metrecal , I27 Who shall it May 1, 1964 Student Body Eleets Ujfieers Nine nervous girls wait for their turn and Cheer- leaders. Th d emively K k k d ers his h l28 May 8, 1964 Pan- American, Da on the Campus. Cha-cha-cha The Corvels provide the music. Pan-American Day is sponsored hy the Spanish Club. Three band booths were on the campus at lunch time. Other activities were a dance in the girls gym and contests which were held during dance intermissions. Serious anyone '? The Ravens show their patriotism and allegiance to the Stars and Stripes by standing quietly as the flag is raised each morn- ing. The Veterans of Foreign Wars award the Ravens a plaque for their Americanism. I30 l 5 The flag raising ceremony becomes traditional at Rio Grande Americanism Takes Many Forms at Rio Taking the oath of office, an old Amer- ican tradition, is performed by the Student Body Pres- ident, Kirk Aleck, and Vice-President, Atom Yee. Anne Ternest, 1964 For- eign Exchange Student, honors Rio Grande with her National flag from Belgium. Busy Friends old and new recall summer experiences before registration. 4 With Urganization Anxious seniors await their tum as schedule cards are being distributed. l32 Attentive students listen on registration day. 1 SEPTEMBER l 1 First Day of School 5 Manzano Football Game 11 Get-Acquainted Hop 14-16 Yearbook Class Pictures 18 Los Alamos Game 25 State Fair Day Valley Came 30 Desperate Ambrose l 4 l Sep 3? mber I onth . . . The record hop is a good time to get acquainted. t e t 2 A ' A iz' . ' e M..-Qi etee t tttet 3551, ng . h e lett L' e- ,-, . .V 'fTXl1,l9.Q :f,i f 2 -,1' ' E51 1 ' 'K I 7 . t Q..Q1..fZf?1 2 52' 'iihlf-5. t. af 3 4 'ft of 'f' 'T ...., ' 5 Ni ff. : ' ' 'If 'iff :,k 1fggV17i ., -., U - , 1.. A51 -' 3- 1' Xl' 'P Q I - W4 Sn, 5 ,ti 5, gs-gfirfgvik ,Q .fre - if V y 4 fn T - 4. - H ,Q .1 Q' ,, It J ei - 1 , , I ffi' , Y 1 . Q ....- V 5. . : , N ' It I .,, ' N 1. 5 4: 5 I 1, N and Having Fun. 4'Don't forget me, Ringo, says Stinkweed, played by Gene Victor. The play extended through October 3. I33 1-2 1-3 2 5 9 10 13 17 22-23 24- 28-30 30 6'Desperate Ambrose was the first drama pres- entationthis year. OCTOBER Class Rings Sales Desperate, Ambrose Preliminary Raven Queen Election Cortez, Colorado Game Final Queen Election Coronation Assembly Homecoming Game, Albuqu Coronation Dance Faculty GAA Play Night Sandia Game State Teachers' Convention Santa Fe Game Nine Weeks Examinations Highland Game erque Dances and ames Fill October October was the month of Homecoming, a thrilling game, and a lovely queen. t t Q Raven Da ctober 9, 1964 R, I l 3 5 I 3 E ' , f i if , Queen Patty sheds tears of joy as she is crowned 1964-65 Raven Queen. Kirk Aleck, Student Body President, escorts Queen Patty to her throne. WX 'F ' ef' Rr-.A Queen Patty Williams and her royal court. l35 .lunly Armiju CYllllli2l Nix Linda Chawz ueenfs Dt'lIll'1'iil Padilla 5 1 I R 1 : n Y N 5 i 4 v I i s I n 1 A Mary Lou Davidson 1 i 1 I 1 4 Y 1 Lillian Keyohara l Maria Leyba Mary Ann Padilla 4 Court i Vickie Bills Janet Short Kirk Aleck aids Queen Patty as she steps out of ber royal red convertible. Ro ally Enhance Ravenettes display tlieir traditional school spirit by con structing a gateway to victory. Shown left to right after presentation of the footballs: Carmen Garcia, Princess Mary Ida, Richard Sanchez, Queen Patty, Kirk Aleck, Ray Maxey, Princess Libby, and Atom Yee. cwen, Da Game Our heart goes out to Queen Patty and her lovely attendants. Seated atop the red convertible are Princess Libby Silva, Queen Patty Williams. and Princess Mary Ida Bourquet Coronation Boll Brings Queen Pat' ' and her loyal subjects dance to the music of Paul Muench. Faculty and guests alike enjoy the most fabulous dance of the year! I40 Queen Patty chats with her escort ,lohnn Battaglia. Raven Da to Cl Close One of the most active homerooms at Rio is D-5 which has won both the Health Fund Drive. and the Ugly Man Contest. Shown here is homeroom representative Dee Ann Wilson ac- cepting the Health Fund Award from Roger Lattanza. 2 attire is the rule for the dance held on 3 13,1964. 6 10-11 13 El ' M CCZLOHS 20 . . 23-25 26-27 Hzghlzght 27 NOVEMBER Mock Election Day National Elections Farmington game Senior Announcements Assembly Western Dance F.H.A. District Convention Junior Talent Show Health Fund Drive Thanksgiving Holiday Del Norte game The Rio Grande Band plays for Pres Johnson as he campaigns in Albu querque. ovember Students sway to Together Again at the Western Dance sponsored by the Rodeo Club. l4I The results of the November 2, mock election give LBJ a landslide victory. M A Goldwater supporters ac- tively display their par- tisanship. Li ati On November 13, ten B- Team Cheerleader candi- dates hopefully await the reactions of the student body. l42 y I9 3 6 61' S Representmg thelr homerooms a the uglxest men on campus are Buddy Van Blar1com 2nd place Gordon Lopez 3rd place and Joseph Panah Ugly Man 1964 65 As representatlve of he Drama Club Mark Stevens presents Joseph Parrah wlth h1S Ugly Man trophy November 25 The Ravenettes choose falry tales as the theme for the1r float 1n the Chrlstmas Parade N vember 27 Juniors on Broadwa Swing your partner! And what is your name little boy? Watching the show from the wings are: Left to right, Bob Fullerton, Buzz Washing- ton, Kay Kersey, Johnnie Arvin, Helen Armijo, Lorrane Orona, Tina Mead, and Carla Dunlap. resented November 20 Raven Beauties: Left to Right, Bobby Telles, Tony Moya, John De Witt, Ronald Fuss, Frank Sanchez, George Collaros, Alfred Ga-. baldon, Ray Otero, and Aaron Gonzales. Yea! Yea! Yea! Left to Right, .John Carillo, Emest Lovato, Jerry Lopez, and Max Gomez. Seiiorita Juanita Torres The End I 45 College night gives students an idea of what to expect at. the various colleges of their choice. Decembel Holiday 1 3 4-5 5 8 9-11 11 12 14 15 17 18 4 DECEMBER College Night Burgess and lrwin Game Alamosa, Colo. Wrestling Tournament Albuquerque Basketball game Waiting for Lefty 1 Sunday Costs Five Pesosv Grants Basketball game Gallup Wrestlmg Choral Concert St. Mary's game Manzano game Belen game Band and Choral Concert Christmas Tournament Christmas Assembly Christmas Dance Start of Christmas vacation Mr. Lipka gives the downbeat as l the band prepares to 'play the ' Fight Song. 1 Everyone anxiously waits to see what will emerge from the egg at the De- cember pep assembly. Month of pirzft Ravenettes members decorate the float. Cast members of Sun- day Costs Five Pesos rehearse after school. Behind the scrim in a flashback scene are Joe fDennis Rishell and Edna fPatty Mullinsb. Dennis and Patty received Best Actor and Actress Awards for their excellent performances in Waiting For Lefty. 4 Ravens Welcome Little Ricky Dr. R er Lattanza brin s Rick Raven into the world as Mr. Miranda, Mrs The .assembly is started with the presentation of the flags. Carrying the flag of the United States of Og S Y Christman, Kirk Aleck, and the Varsity and B-team Cheerleaders witness the historic event with tremendous enthusiasm. America is Sharon Pena. Carrying the flag of New Mexico is Pam Prestridge. Proudly displaying the new addition to the Raven family are left to right: Atom Yee, Mr. Miranda, Mrs. Cristman, Becky Atkinson, and Kirk Aleck. Two of the speakers at the December 4-th Assembly are Kirk Aleck and Becky Atkinson. The Honor Chorus directed by Mrs. Coupland, presents one of their numbers, Do You Hear What I Hear?' f Chrzstmas Assembly James Hogue takes the lead during a performance by the Dance Band. Mr. Lipka leading the band during one of their Linda ESPinosa and James H0300 Present the Christmas selections. band's Christmas gift to Mr. Lipka. I49 9 Silve Chri Patsy Stubblefield along with Larry Jackson, Carla Dunlap, and Bob Fullerton are greeted with a Merry Christmas at the door by John Hebert, Priscilla Torres, Frances Romero, and Santa Claus. Joining in the spirit of Christmas are Mr. and Mrs. Anzures,.Mr. and Mrs. Sanchez and Mr. andifMrs. Miranda. Sol Chavez plays while Ravens dance. 1 Passing the mistletoe during intermission is fun. ells e 0 as Dance mber 18 Helping to spread joy of the Christmas season were: Geneva Cole, Albert Val- dez, 101' Santal, Ruby Jean Garcia, and Mary Ida Bourguet. Ravens enjoy one of Rio Cx-ande's most successful dances. Students dance away 1964. N Some of Rio Grande's ex-Ravens enjoy the dance also. JANUARY 8 Wrestlers vs. Los Alamos Wrestlers vs. Valley RHVBIIS VS. MHHZHDO 9 11-16 Closed week 12 15 Wrestlers vs. H.H.S. 16 District Student Council Convention Wrestlers vs. Belen 19 Ravens vs. H.H.S. 20 Semester exams 21-23 Gallup Tournament 22 Record Hop Wrestlers vs. Las Cruces 23 Wrestlers vs. Silver High 26 Ravens vs. Manzano 27 Wrestlers vs. Sandia 29 Ravens vs. Valley 30 Wrestlers vs. A.H.S. Wrestlers vs. Alamogordo A class of sopho- mores relaxes a few minutes before their final exams. I52 1 ,. Not a soul in sight on campus after school during closed week. And the continuation OJ Cold, Wintry to the m' the 5 Enthusiasm and sportsmanship are keys to our successful season. Da S of January , rr A 1 1.-r . 16- : V ,fssf fiw : 5: 1 .Li nys- ui' :1 Y: 11-f, YFQS , n ug? V sr Q if 3 ew sr mf ww A vm . , yzf',5r.5-fm N - i fegk- X ff :ff2.!:::- - I - 'fizilffief z2x4:ei2F 'aw ...uh ' ,. f www ihizism-Mm W- f-we?--,ram ,Q-siwfifav M, Wim 5 e'?fQv1d,3r, M: f ' -. Nw., ,fl 4 r oint of year bring us mm Several Ravens are dancing the jerk at the record hop sponsored by Boy and Girl Staters. Rave fellowslulp. Fun-Filled Month of February Seniors are measured for cap and gowns as the moment of graduation draws IICHIX 1-12 2-3 2-3 4 5 6 9 10 12 13 15-20 16 19 22 23 25-27 26 28 Ravens exhibit their skill on the ice during one of Twirp Week's many activities. FEBRUARY Candy Sale by Band Cap and Gown Measurements Sandia Basketball Game Class meetings Wrestlers vs. Del Norte Farmington Game B-Team Wrestling Tournament A.H.S. Game Raven Wrestlers vs. Belen Ravens Vs. Santa Fe Wrestlers at Las Vegas Wrestlers vs. Santa Fe King and J ack of Hearts Dance Twirp Week Highland Came Del Norte Game Washingtonis Birthday Valley Game State Wrestling Tournament Sandia Game Yearbook goes to Press Sadie Hawkins Dance put the finishing touch on Twirp Week ac- tivities. Ravens anxiously await the announcement of our new King and Jack of Hearts. King and Jack 0 Hearts Feb. 13, 1965 The band takes a break and so do the Sweethearts Couples dance to the enjoyable music provided by the Rio Grande Dance Band Danny Duran was crowned King of Hearts and the tra- ditional kiss was hestowed upon him by Raven Queen Patty Williams. Arthur Simoni was selected as Jack of Hearts. Members of King Danny's Court were: Joseph Maez, Rich- ard Sainz, Dickie Baca, Tim Washington, Roger Lattanza, Kurt Meyer, Dennis Rishel, Mike Salas, and Gene Victor. Once in a while a slow number is most relaxing. The long-awaited moment arrives as Danny Duran is crowned King of Hearts by Homecoming Queen, Patty Williams. l l Michael Gibson and Robert Ro mero were one of the many cou ples that attended the dance. All three classes attended the dance. Twirp e e SCHEDULE Monday-Movie Night Tuesday-Lunch Day and Came Wednesday-Bowling and Ice Skating Thursday-Pepsi Hop F riday-Game Saturday-Sadie Hawkins Dance Money is a funny thing, but when the girl is required to pay it's no laughing matter. Right foot, left, right . . . The Girl Is Required to Pa Cutting up on ice, Ravens all show their skill at the skating rink. l57 5 2 Couples enjoy dancing at the Pepsi Hop Thursday. Sadie Hawkins Dance Of course! you're supposed to pay, didn't ou read the directions? Y Everyone has a good time at the dance, and that ain't hay! To he or not to he, that is the questioni' and many were put to the question at the Hitchin' Post. Smile, you're on Sadie Hawkins' ca THEIR There's rabbits in them there hills and the bunnies hop to it at the dance. I59 When the morning's fresh- ness has been replaced by the weariness of midday, when theleg muscles quiver under the strain, the climb seems endless, and, sud- denly, nothing will go quite as you wish-it is then that you must not hesitate. - Dag Hammarskjold I60 SPOR TS First Row, Left to Right: Ron Trammel, Harry Puckett, Leon Woodward, Jay Taylor, Bill Stubblefield, .loe Torres, Jerry Lopez, Sam Mitchell, Walter Steele, Woody Cotton, and Ignacio Sandoval. Second Row: David Torres, Leroy Padilla, Willie Aragon, Fernando Abeita, George Gallegos, Dan Garcia, Mike Ford, Ronnie Cis- neros, Mike Walker, Bob Copsin, and Danny Duran. Varsii l62 Third Row: .lolm Rael, Dick Baca, Richard Sanchez, Walter Valdez, Ralph Force, Bill Cockcroft, David Reed, Rafael Valtierra, Tim Washington, Larry Smith, and Ray Maxey. ootball I63 Maxey sweeps for yarda e against Manzano Rio Grande's high-flying Ravens took on nine major teams in the state th's year. The Ravens' unseasoned team had many disappointments, however. ln our first game of the season, the Ravens invaded the land of the Monarchs. This hard-hitting game came as a disappointment when the Monarchs had to forfeit a 26-6 win to Rio Grande because of an ineligible player. Valley seemed to be a more worthy team for the Ravens, but in the last quarter of the game Valley pulled ahead and won the game by a 14-7 victory. At Cortez, Colorado, the Rio Ravens spoiled Cortez' homecoming by romping them 32-13. Our own home- coming was more of a heartbreak, for Albuquerque High defeated us by one point. Score: 14-13. Our third Win of the year came when the Santa Fe Demons rolled onto the football field. By Ray Maxeyls passing, the game was won with a score of 20-13. Rio,s natural enemy, Highland, was the next for the Ravens and the Hornets devoured the Ravens by beat- ing them 53-13. Riois second heartbreak came when the Farmington Scorpions beat the Ravens in the last five seconds of the game by a score of 27-26. Because of the triple- threat quarterback, Ray Maxey, the football team en- joyed a season of good running and passing. On the Rio Grande kickoff at the be- ginning of the game, the crowd thrillsias end Larry Smith closes in for the tackle. As the end of the game came near, the crowd saw a 14-13 win accredited to the Albuquerque High Bulldogs. 'bb Albuquerque High 14-g Rio 13 The arch is the traditional one which is placed before the locker room for the. team to come through on their way to the Ravens, 1964 Homecom- ing. Rio Grande's Danny Duran catches a pass thrown by Ray lVlaxey, Riois fabulous Quarterback. The pass was good for 20 yards and the Ravens marched on to take a 7-0 lead in the first quarter. Valley High Mg Rio 7 The Valley High Vikings were the third of Rio's worthy opponents this year. Rio dropped 1'-li-7 decision to them in the last quarter of the game. Rio and Santa Fe clashed towards the end of the season and the Ravens were victorious, 20-13. l 1 Santa Fe 13g Rio 20 ,, tymgb, ? e? QMWgzs , KWWQQ ,.,? ??,3?x?f1?f5W33t3?g?f?G1MT7Vf5Wf'. L Q' Q 'WYS' V at KV asimgkpga ?g,,,5PgEwgg5 j,X,,g,gA3 .. wwe- ,t,.1VJ2 ,,. M Y .. mm W mr W M-if W N391-'Q mamma WW fm fwMeh M , ,.,,,. ,N ,. , , .. ,, , . . We ,, ,X ,, ,., , . , X . N H h tw QV ' W , P1 W .ri ' wmfwa- -5 V WY 4S:1 'L: .'4f.., E . 'fm . 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The Ravens invaded Sandia at Wilson Sta- dium. The Ravens hit hard' but to no avail. The Matadors beat Rio 32-13. Maxey is tackled as he makes an attempt to gain yardage '68 Maxey trips and falls as Matadors close in. AS the mam looks On, the tension mounts. L E L ,Q Danny Duran is brought down as he surges deep into Scorpion territory. The Farmington Scorpions heat Rio in the last five seconds of the game, 27-26. Highland, Riois next-to-last opponents romped Rio as it tried to gain yardage and points. The score ended 53-13. The Ravens try to block the extra point, hut fail. Larry Smith gives No. 81 from Highland a hard jolt as he brings him down. I69 Managers Rio's Football managers: John Collins, Ray Otero, Thomas Anzures Manager Johnny Torres. Rio's 1964 season ended with a 3-6 record. The Ravens' inexperienced team did very well this year, but we hope in the years to come that the Rio Grande Ravens fly higher in New Mexico and in the Nation. Ravens mighty locker I 70 room before the game 99 Manzano Monzono Los Alamos Valley Cortez Albuquerque Sandia Santa Fe Highland Farmington fleforfeit gam el SCOREBOARD 26 Rio 25 Rio 14 Rio 13 Rio 14 Rio 32 Rio 13 Rio 53 Rio 27 Rio E A i 1 1 Wolfel, Jim Walker, John Davidson, and Coach Maiers. asf-netball Rio Grande tipped their basketball season off by meeting their new city rivals Del Norte. Because of Del Nortels lack of experience the over-powering Ravens came out on top 84-43. Rio's next opponents in 64 were Irwin and Burgess from El Paso. Rio came out with one loss, one win during the session. As the season progressed, the Albuquerque High Bulldogs downed Rio, in the Ravens' first close game. The final tally was 49-48. High flying Freddie takes over. Fullerton adds two more to his growing number of points. Davidson and Shawn leap for the ball against Albuquerque High. I74 E. t 15' aEf ffiag'51, i A 2 tv' x 2 F ,331 'If '. 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The versatility of the Rio Ravens helped them out-play the Monarchs in what turned into a 60-40 victory over their opponents. They're bigger but not better. Ravens out rebound Manzano. r 5 f 1 I v I W v . 1 ,. 4, my -V LA,- ,, 1, - yi? im BHI Cockroh John lDavidson Dan Duran Bob Fullerton Steve Clust Ilay B4axey Larry Olivas Charles Rameriz hlark Shavni ,lim Walker Mike Walker Fred Wolfel The score box last three. SCORE BOX FG FT PF TP 33 10 28 94 73 36 48 182 36 20 73 .92 115 66 50 296 17 37 36 71 26 12 30 64 2 8 10 12 31 23 42 85 29 24 38 82 41 36 40 117 4 6 8 14 38 39 41 115 includes all the games except the Rameriz goes for two to beat Highland. I Struggle for possession against Espanola. Ravens beat Hornets 72-65. in W .kgwfvd T , M Jak L. 3 'ii s B- Team Fzrst row left to nght Mark Battaglla Leroy Padllla Ronnle Trammel Bobble McCaharran Abxe Swanson Sam Mltchell and Lawrence Sanchez Second row left to rzght Coach Romero Davrd Torres Leon Woodward Bryan Leem Gary Kunz Dwlght Hooton John Capel Bob Copsm and Eddle Lucero RAVEN SCOREBOARD 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 Del Norte Irwln Burgess Albuquerque Grants St Mary s Belen Manzano Espanola Hlghland Belen 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 Grants Hrghland Manzano Valley Sandla Farmlngton Albuquerque Santa Fe Hrghland Del Norte Valley Scores for one game and the D1Stf1Ct Tournament are not shown rn the scoreboard above That one game IS at Sandla There IS no doubt 1n the m1nds of the Ravens that these games W11l be vrctorres for the Ravens Thls year s basketball team as been the best 1n the lustory of R10 Grande At the end of thls 22 game S1Cg6 the Ravens record IS 10 WIHS and 12 losses 3 W R' 84 42 R' 60 R' 47 ' 45 R' 57 ' R' 47 61 R' 51 R' 48 49 R' 37 R' 78 45 R' '57 ' R' 61 ' 53 R' 63 ' R' 74 30 R' 42 R' 65 45 R' 70 R' 57 74 R' 72 ' R' 48 ' 62 R' 65 R' 82 33 R' 60 ,, . . . . . . . . , h I 80 l First Row, Left to Right: Malky Chavez, Richard Garcia, Ulysses Abeita, .loe D. Abeita, Carlos Peymetsa, and John Lopez Second Raw: Pat Carpio, .less Lucero, Eddie Gomez, Buddy Van Blaricam, Jerry Smith, Henry Marquez, Willie Abexta Mike Salas, and James Benally. Third Row: Alan Gonzales, Ray Tolman, Nino Barboa, Wesley Ezell, and Abie Swanson. Sept. 24 Oct. 2 Oct. 9 Oct. 16 Oct. 21 Oct. 31 Nov. 7 Nov. 14 Nov. 21 Cross-Country . Albuquerque High 81 Manzano Albuquerque High Albuquerque, Del Norte, Sandia Silver City Invitational Albuquerque Invitational SCHEDULE Rio vs. Del Norte Rio vs Rio vs Rio vs Del Norte Rio vs Rio vs Rio vs Rio vs City Meet Rio vs State Meet Coach John Moore 'First row, left to right: Abel Saavedra, Andy Sedillo, Arthur Graham, Charlie Velasquez, Arthur Simoni, Paul Valles, Joh Lopez, and Augustine Chavez. Second row, left to right: Victor Velasquez, 'Coach McBride, Modesto Lucero, Ralph For V 'z imothy Washington, Kenneth Barncastle, Joe Torrez, Dan Garcia, Coach Esquibel, and Ray Otero. W T8Stling i 2 1 I I As Las Cruces works to tie the match score, Joe Torres tries for a takedown against his opponent. Rio Crande's State Champion at 103, Art Simoni, goes for a take- down during the state championship match. Art pinned his man in the third round of the match. I84 As a third year wrestler, Tim Washington, wrestles the man defeated for the state championship in the 165 pound In the Las Cruces match Tim fought to a decision over opponent. Ralph Force, as a third year wrestler, is shown here winning District Championship from a Las Cruces matman. Paul Valles pinned his Las Cruces opponent to help Rio tie them 20-20. A reverse is attempted by Ken Bamcastle as Rio Grande Grapplers tie to keep their unbeaten record. Paul Valles goes for a pin on his way to the 1965 State Championships At 120 pounds Charles Velasquez struggles for a win. funior Varsity First row, left to right: Don Sherwood, Richard Sanchez, Elias Martinez, Joe Montoya, Johnny Valdez, Charlie Cordova, Ignacio Aragon, and John Sena. Second row: Ronnie Montoya, Steve Moya, Alan Brockmeier, Larry Haagenson, David Reed, Buddy Van Blaricom, Pete Rael, Don Lovato, and Sonny Chavez. DUAL MEET RECORD 10 wins 0 losses 0 ties Practicing holds is a favorite pastime of Rio wrestlers. Using your head is very important in wrestling. l86 First row, left to right: Gene Marquez, Nino Barboa, Tony Zamora, 'Richard Vigil, Mike Lyons, Mike Luna, Larry Metzgar. Second row: Trinidad Garcia, Lorie Ffrietze, Henry Lovato, Louis Garcia, Jeff Latanza, Terry Farmer, Douglas Cheney, Mike Avritt. Third frow: Tom Beal, Ignacio Sandoval, Randy Randall, David Reed, .lay Taylor, Mike Sanchez, Woody Cotton, Gary Haagen- son. - Simoni, Valles, and Coach Esquibel show hold for fel low teammates. Coach Esquihel demonstrates the wrestling takedown. '87 Baseball 1 964 First Row, Left to Right Johnny Torres Fred Chavez Second Row: Louie Sainz Nelson Cully Dickie Baca Ernie Lueras Dan Duran Ron Riley Arthur Torres Third Row: Richard Barros Bill Cockroft Joe .lojola Robert Fullerton Jim Walker Gene Victor Mike Walker Roman Saavedra .lohn Battaglia Ray Maxey Ernig Lueras and catcher Mike Walker Bill Cockcroft Dan Duran Ron Riley Roman Saavedra --V-M-f W A-f,.A- . i ,. 3 K Louie Sainz Ray Maxey, Arthur Torres, and John Battaglla The baseball team finished the 1964 season with a 12-12 record. 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S ,, , Hgwgffm-gfit-92s1.ff'+y1-W-fe,--fi.-22.1 ,- --STS?-JL 4 ssisiitmaaas' I, .3 Lf in as:fszsgwfzfw21:82:525ff1,5fgifi1452gif2tg5gifaaswe2X2s?2Qsfe?rfPzgsPfefafiffgw1-ef . .J ffgsflffIffifffiw , -,1fa:'21Q:-2.1M -:H I- '2:LtP?htSSZf2ihCSGSISMP1 9' J 5' ? l...UsU5L1X lar ost'aalzfirsxitwi,:sit1Lz,s2t.f.xxs,'1xx1xxs xs'1wtr2xs11zt.4at11 ei? ,4,,f'1f:sE, e xx x ss M 'MSW Pitching Staff, Left to Right: .lim Walker, Joe Jojola, Nelson Culley, Dickie Richard Barros, and Bob Fullerton Baca, Gene Victor With the help of Coach Moore and the returning lettermen: Ken Strong, .less Lucero, Ulysses Abeita, Malky Chavez, Henry Marquez, Buddy Van Blaricom, Eloy Salazar, Ronnie Lopez, Jerry Smith, Sammy Trujillo, Jerry Lopez, Carmen Garcia and Sam Cox, Rio is expected to have one of the best track teams ever to come out of Rio Rrande. Rip's distance ru.nners are listed from left to right: Malky Chavez, James Benally, .less Lu- cero, .lerry Smith and Ulysses Aheita. Track N. Ronnie Lopez is one of Rio's best High-jumpers. Ronnie, shown here, clears 5 foot 11 inches. Rio's Sprinters are left to right: Sammy Cox, Sammy Trujillo, Eloy Salazar, and Jerry Lopez. Left to Rzglu Ronme Montoya Jesse Anzures Kexth Wrlson Mrckey Allen Alfred Bourguet Joe Sanchez and Donald .lennmgs Tenms R10 Grandes 63 64 Tennls Team was wlthout a doubt the schools most 1mproved group 1n 1nter scholastrc competltlve sports The 63 64 Raven net men made school hlstory Slnce R10 has been 1n exlstence the tenms team has managed to wln only one match Last year the Raven net men won half of thelr dlstrlct matches, placed th1rd 1n the Westslde lnvltatlonal Tournament and reached the seml flnals 1n dlstrlct play Wlllh thelr double team Seventeen boys showed up for practlce the flrst day eleven lasted through the season and repre sented R10 Grande Hlbh 1I1 at least two matches each Don Jennings Junlor letterman, was selected as R105 outstandmg tennrs player at the end of the season 7 3 7 ' o - 1 1 1 - - , . . . a a - 7 7 - . .U . u , ' ., . . GOV Last Year, 1963-'64, our golf team was rated as one of the bestf' The team practiced hard nearly every day at the Los Altos Golf Course. The long, hard hours of practice may have been pretty tough and gotten awfully gruel- ing, but they certainly paid off. The Rio Grande Golf Team came in first at the Belen Invitational, and placed a solid fourth at the Los Alamos Invitational. The golf team worked hard last year and improved so much that the prospects for this year's team are good. As Coach Barela said, '6We should have a great team-maybe the best ever in '64. Coach Barela Left to Right: Coach Barela, Chris Medina, Fred Sanchez, Dave Zamora, Frank Sierra, and Dan Sanchez. ' '95 Coach Larry Tuttle Watching the game from the press box are Coach Jer Coac Maier and Coach Jim Bradley . l1Je ss Deason Coach A1 Wright l9b You were supposed to run the other way! 44' -lhn N N m an my Abelta Lupita Ahelta Steven Aberta, Veronlca Abeyta Betty Abeyta, Helen Adams, Boyd Adams, Gwen Adams, Mary .lane Albert, Aldaz, Alexander, Allen, Anaya, .loan Jimmy Larry Roger Andrew Anaya, Anderson, An gus, Ansley, Ansley, Larry Albert Dwight Donnie Ronnie I98 Antrainer, Anzara, Nancy Michael Anzures, Apodaca, Marilyn Benjamin Clas rclered 0 Apodaca, Apodaca, Rosemary Steve Aragon, Aragon, Estella Ignacio Rings ctober 1, 1964 Aragon, Linda Aragon, Marcella Aragon, Raymond Aranda, Helen Arellano, Patty Arias, Ellen Marie Armijo, Charlotte Armijo, Filornena Armijo, Armijo, Armijo, Armijo, Arnold, Helen Jerri ,I oe L. Victor Clifford Atler, Baea, Baca, Baca, Baca, Robert Cecilia Connie Dolores HCIIIIHH Baca ,lake Baca Johnny Baca Mary Alice Baca Mary Sally Barela Bargas Lorraine lioger Barreras Barreras Betty Pete Baca Raymond Baca RCIHIJIO Baca Robert E Baca Rudy Baca, Baca, Bachicha, Ballou, Barbara, Theresa Trinidad Betty Brevaude George Barboa, Barboa, Barela, Barela, Barela, Patsy Veronica Cipry Dora Emmer Benavldez, Ruth M Bencomo, Roberto Bentley, Gerald Berry, Linda G. Barrey, Benavidez, Diana Elias Benevidez, Benavidez, Gilbert Johnny J oe Best, Larry Blackman, Frances Blanton, Sally Blea, lrene Blea, Blea, Blue, Bodenhamer, Bordenave J oe Patsy Michael Linda Louis Boring, Borreson, Bourguet, Brady, Brewer, Frances Evelyne Alfred Gene Steve Brldges, Ronnye Brockmeier, Alan Brown, Sharon Bryant, .lames 1 Carter, Castellano, Constance Jeannine Castellano, Castro, Linda Gloria Burk, John Cabrera, Felix Jane Manages f Cabrera, Yolanda Calderon, Glenda l Campos, Candelaria Candelaria, Candelaria Candelaria, 1 Louie Alice Betty Gloria Rebecca Carpio, Carpio, Carrillo, Carrillo, Carter, Joe Robert Johnny Loretta Christopher 1- Chavez, Bernie Chavez, Billy Chavez, Della Chavez, Dicky Centeno, Chacon, Carmen Teddy Chavez, Chavez, Anthony Bernadette Chavez, Domingo Chavez, Eddie lzcwez ior Finances Chavez, Flora Chavez, Frances Chavez, Chavez, Chavez, Helen Irene James Chavez, Chavez, Chavez, Josie Lydia Malky Chavez, Janet Chavez, Nick Chavez, Janet S. Chavez, Patricia F Collins, Candy Collins, Neal Colson, Shirley Contreras, Arthur Contreras, Mary Ann Cordova, Beatrice Cordova, Charlie Cordova, Rebecca Coriz, Carmen Cornelious, Carolyn Cowan Crawford Terry ' . ames Curran Curtright Pattie Darlene Crespin Glorla Danlel Jerry Cumlford Shella Danlel JoAnne Davis, Louise Davis, Randy Davis, Rene Davis, Ruth Day, Anita Decker, Daryl Dejuez, Raul DeWitt, John Dodge, Dolores Dodge, Rosemary Danser Fred Davrdson John Davis Glenna F Davis Janet Edwell, Connie Espinosa, Paul Driver, Donald Duncan, Donna Dunlap, Carla Edwards, Irene Eichenlaub, Halina Elkins, Kelley Ellis, Barbara Ellsworth, Leonard Student Counci Bob F ullerto Espinoza, Theresa Esquibel, Johnny Esqulbel Larry Esquibel Manuellta Esquibel, Nora Esquihel, Ramona Etheridge, Eubanks, Porter Vicki Felix, Felty, Dolores Ann Sandra F enter, Fernandez Judy Margaret lects Fernandez, Margaret M. Figg, Jeannie Findley, Harold Fitzgerald, Marv Flenniken, Suzi Flores, Marcella Follis, Margaret Follis, Robert 6CT6tLU'9f Gallegos, Anita Gallegos, Larry Gallegos, Tom Gallegos, George Gallegos, Mona Gallegos, Tony Force, Ralph Foulk, Sharon Frankenfeld, Karen Fresquez, Orolio Fullerton, Bob Fuss, Ronald Gabaldon, Alfred Gallegos, Allene Garcia, Kathy Garcia, Laura Garcia, Alice Grace Garcia, Criselda Garcia, Dan Garcia, Dolores Garcia, Eloy Garcia, Ernest Garcia, Jack Garcia, John Garcia, Lawrence Garcia, Lillian Garcia, Linda Garcia Pat Garcia, Petrita Garcia, Priscilla Garcia, Ruby ,lean Garcia, Susan Garcia, Theresa Garcia, Steven Garcia, Terry Garcia, Trinnie Garcia, Virginia Garcia, Yolanda Garrison, Ward Gavaldon, Gene Gherardi, Jeanette Gibson, Archie R. Gilpin, John Givens, Doris Gonzales, Kathy Gonzales, Mike Gonzales, Rachel Gonzales, Johnanna Gonzales, Pula Gonzalez, Maria Golden, Bonnie Gomez, Abbie Gomez, Dorothy Gomez, Gilbert Gomez, Max Gonzales, Aaron Gonzales, Carlos Gonzales, Katha rine Goodwin, Kathleen Cossett, Carol Graves, Robert D. C-ordanier, Roger Cossett, Susan Greer, Henrietta Criego, Angie Crlego, Rosemary Guest, Robert Curule, Irene Curule, Julia Mary Curule, Ray Homecomin Sold 19 rysanthemums unior Class Hartline, Bruce Hartline, Connie Haverstick, Virgil Head, Patricia Hebert, Carolyn Hensley, Put Hernandez, James Herrera, Diane Herrera, Gina Herrera, J oe Gutierrez, Stanley Gutierrez, Stephen Haagenson, Larry Hains, Donna Harmon, Harris, Maria Brenda Harris, Harrison, Gregory Cary Hammons, Marietta L. HUffiS011, Hart, Hgrmon, Kay H6lCH Donna Herrera, Herrera, Mrs. Liedmcm Hogue, Wanda Holguin, Louis Holtman, Anne Hood, Carol Klargarilo Higgins, Vincent Hiles, Catherine David Hill, Q Hinchman, Hopkins, Lorraine LIESH Peggy Horton, Evalynn and Mr. Martinez Sponsor l w M r. Sanchez 9 Jardmrllo, Roger .laramillo, Ruben Jaramlllo, Sully .laraniillo Qamuel new' UJZLOI' Jones, Nathan Jones, Pamela Jones, Roxanne Jordan, Richard Juanclm, Larry Justice, Janice Kappedal, Becky Kelly, .leff Kersey, Kaye Kesler, Madelon Class 'fm-M JIIIZO, .lir0n, Louie Diego Johnson, .l0j0l-3, Margaret Bernie Jennings, C ary JOHHS, Jones, Jensen, Susan Becky HHWCY 13' r-qnw Kloeppel, Donald Knight, Susan Knudson, Carol Mary Parliamentaricm Lee, Linda Lente, Mildred Leonard, Ray Lillard, Dwayne Lillard, Vlfayne Lizrlc, Cary Lolmzxto, Donald Lopez, Alfredo Lopez, Danny Lopez, Elsie n Lovato Historian Lovelace, Linda Lowe, Saundra Lowry, Anna Lucero, Arthur Lucero, Cris Lucero, Flora Lucero, C loria Lucero, .less Lucero, Jesse Lucero, .l uanita Lopez, Walter Lovuto, Alfred Lovuto, Mary ,lean Rode-rrclx Luna, Luna, Thcnwsa Tony McBuin, lIc'Clellam, Lance Dewey MCCOHL McDaniel, Donna Opal 2l6 Lucern. Lorvi lu LL1Cc1'n. , NI21I't'L'iid I.llCL'l'U. Mary Lucero. Miki' Lucero, P1'0SIK'14U Lucero, '1ii1EI't'4Ll Lujan, John Lujan, Stew-n Luna, Doiurvs Luna, Lorrinu ot Let Your Chances LLL McGinnis, Mickey Maciiuugall, Mark Madrid, Kathryn Macz, Frank Hacz, Robert Macz, Virginia Maldonado Ernest Maldonado, Eugene Maldonado Lucille Manning, Dolores Marquez, Bernie Marquez, Jose Marquez, Larry Marquez, Margie Marquez, Rosalie Martin, Carl Vlifrvyi unbeams Pass You B 'D - -Howard Martinez, Anita Martinez, Annabelle Martinez, Beatrice Martinez, Bonifacio Martinez, Dorotlty Martinez, Elias 'Lvlk ww' Martinez, Flora Martinez, Leroy Martinez, Rosalie Martinez, Freddye Martinez, Peggye Martinez, Sadie 2I7 Martinez, Sanimy Maseurena Juanita Masters, Melvin Mead, Bettina Medina, Beatrice Medina, Dennis Medley, ,ludy Merrill, ,lzmis Merris, Denise Metzgar, Oscar 14 Delegates Chosen 15 Mieliellineli, Mieru, Helen LuCY Miller, Minitrez, Anita Yolanda Mirabal, Miralmal, Albert Alex 2l8 lllogfnrcl, Gale Montuno, Gloria Montano, Patsy Montuno, Rosalinda Montano, Rosie Montes, Edna Montoya, Frances Montoya, Herman Montoya, .los Montoya, Joseph Montoya, Leroy Montoya, Priscilla Montoya, Ronald Montoya, Ted Montoya, Victor Mora, Theresa ttencl Annual Boysi irls, States Mora, Wynona Morrow, Judy Moya, Anthony Moya, Johnny Muhun, Rudy Mullins, Patty Muniz, Alice Munn, Linda Murphy, Rebecca Muniz, Pearl Murphy Anita Najera, Caryl 2I9 Olflliuni, Linda Olguin, lfrnvs! O'Mzn'y, .lanies Oronu, ,lim Orona, Lorruinc OroQc0, Flora O1'll3,'IZl, Belly Ortiz, Johnny Naranjo, Delcy lYaisr-way, Thelma Nettlvs, Agnes Nevarvz, Virginia Nicto, Eddie lYigl1ln'rt, Randy Ocanu, Stella O'Crucly, Dan Otero, Otero, Beatrice Bill Otero, Otero, Kathy Huyniond P3Cl1CCO, Puvlicco, Danny Gregorio J IUl'llCCO, ,lolin S. Pamflwco, Rosalie Padilla, Arthur Padilla, Edward Padilla, Padilla Pafliilaj Padilla, Hazel Janet Martha Raymond Padilla, Robert Padilla, Rosa Peralta, Pcrea, Virginia Betty Pl'f0VlCll, Peters, Regina Becky l ctc-rson, Phillips, ,loc Gail P21.dM1...S.ans1y Padilla, Torilmio Parunti, James Park, Danni Parra, Beatrice Pe-ralta, Mike Ramirez, Charlie Ramirez, Dorothy Ramirez, Martha Ramirez, Tony Mbfw. Taking a break from class are: Fred Garcia, Evangelina Tanasci, and Paul Arellano. 5. Piper, Billy Pitts, Midge Prather, Gail Preston, ,lack Quinones, Thomas Quintana, Lorraine Rael, Johnny Rael, Pete Rarnond, .loely Randall, Judy Reed, David Reid, Jeannie Rhodes, Jesse Riddle, Wayne Risinger, Travis Rivera, Johnny Roark, Shirley Rodriguez, Mary Pauline Rodriguez, Vernon Rodulfo, Agripina Rogers, Billie Romero, Alex Romero, Elizardo Romero, Frances Romero, Geneva Romero, James Romero, Urban Rowen, Linda Roylmal, Carolyn Roylval, Cenero Rubidoux, Tommy Ruiz, David Ruper, Carry Saavedra, Barbara Saavedra, Chris Saavedra, Myra Romero, Margie Romero, Mary Lou Romero, Seferina Romero, Stephen Saaveclra, Sammy Saavenlra, Viola Saavedra, H olanda Sajkowsky, Julia Sanchez, Sanchez, Eugene Faustino Sanchez, Sanchez, Franklin Fred Salas, Liz Salas, Mary 7 U Salazar, Arthur 2 Salazar, Eloy Salazar, Salazar, Salazar, SHIITOTH, Sanchez, Joe Ray Vgfonica i Della AHIOI110 Sanchez, Sanchez, Sanchez, 521f1ChGZ, Samhel, Charlie Chris Daniel Darlene Emelda Sanchcz, Mary Sanchez, Mike Sanchcz, Olivia Sanchez, Patricia Sanchez, Sanchez, Joann ,loc A. Sanchcz, Sanchez, Linda Margaret Mary Sanchf-z, Pete Sanchez, Richard OU. E 0 Sanchez, Rita Sanchez, Sam Sanchez, Sandcr, Sandoval, Sandoval, Sandoval, Tillie Rohcrt Andrew Diana RllpCrt0 Sands, Sandusky, Santiago, Scanlan, SChIlCid6l', Patrick Joanne B. .lennic Volney Cynthia 225 Schoonover, Steven Schwerkoske, John Scott, Cary Secatero, Tony Sedillo, Ernest Segura, Esther Self, Randy Sena, Gloria Juniors Sponso Siegling, Silva Mike Patrick Simmons, Sittingbull Jimmy Allan Graduatm Sena, John Sena, Mary E. Sena, Ralph Serna, Maria Seymour, Kathy Shenale, Frankie Sherwood, Don Shinn, Donna arewell Dance KH? Smith, Smith, Bobby Mary Helen Smith, Snipes, Trudy Fred U BIZLOTS Soliz, Aida Sparks, Sharon Spiller, Rex Springer, Alberta Stafford, Joann Stafford, Sherman Stelter, Gladys Stubblefield, Patsie Stubblefield, William Sullivan, Jerry Swanson, A. B. Tarricone, Aldo Taylor, Beverly Teeter, Erna Telles, Richard Telles, Robert l Juniors Elect Joh Thomas, Raymond Thompson, Linda Thompson Mary Lou Thornell Kent Thornton Alton Torres Dolores Torres Edche Torres Joe Jolmn, Torres Torres .lohnny Torres .luanlta Torre Sylvla Tradup Steve Trechel Julxe Trujlllo Audella Trujlllo Carolyn M Trujlllo Ernest Trupllo Ernest M Trujlllo Irene fuanzta Torres 1 5 , , , , ss , , 5, 7 7 , , . , , . Y I 4 Valdez President? Trujlllo Lydra TruJ1llo Pat Trujlllo Sammy UIIOSIE Nelhe Valdez Albert Valdez Johnny Vallejos Rebecca Vallu Rlto l we Preszdent, Van Gundy Helen Vaquera Mercy Vargas Angle Var a Felrx Vasquez Susle Velasquez V1cto1 V1 1l Anadrna V1 11 Clorla V1g1l James Secretary C Y 9 . 9 , , 0 ' 0 O I Van Bibber, Marilyn 7 I 7 12 S, ' V 7 '21 l ' :gi , ' 7 O 229 Ward, Jeff Ward, ,lim Vigil, Lilli Vigil, Mabel Wagner, Bettye Walker, Linda Walker, Mike Walls, Earlene Walters, Joyce Ward, Carl Washington, Buz Washington, Carl W ttson Watson, Rupert VVeaver, Wilma Webb, Robert Weeks, Wenk, Rosemary Gayle Wernke, Westmoreland Robert Bill Whitt, Williams Cynthia .lane ,Williamsg .lim Williams, .lohnny Q , Wu' Kath 1 iams, y ' - X Willie, Dennis wg DD 4112 xxxixxx L Wilson, Amo Wilson, Charlene Winter, Verna ' TY W d , M vm AIR MAIL W2id2n,1iZigret Worley, Johnny Wright, David VIA A1 Wright, Tamara Wright, Tommy Yanni, Young, 7 Charlotte Donna Zambrano, Zamora, br Ben David I7 Zamora, Zamora, Diana Nora S- R ALUL Juniors per- form various services such as helping in the concession stand. Shown here are Helen Armijo, Frank Maes, and Ruby Garcia serving Felix Cabrera, Caryl Najera, and Sammy Saavedra at a recent Pepsi hop. 232 Juniors Plan Various Activities or a Successful Year. Discussing plans for the junior-spon- sored Farewell to Seniors Dance are Louis Bordenavo Johnny Torres, George Collaros, Juanita Torres, Louis Holguin, .l ff K ll e e y and Mary Wolfe. ,,l,Qs3,l,fs,sW, ,V ,my .,.....,.,,. .,,. ,- .l,,, ,,,-,,f. . M aff asm f wsfawa -f,- M ffsf.tws,Mmwaw.frf- f Joyce Walters pins the R.G.H.S. class pin on Jeff Kelly while Linda Bodenhamer looks on. These pins are sold by the Junior class Q1 in order to raise money for expenses which arise during the year. Among the Junior projects are the selling of flowers for the Homecoming Dance. Shown 'F' here are Carla Dunlap and Mary Wolfe completing a sale to Frank Price, George Collaros, and Bonafacio Martinez. The selling of these flowers helped to make the Home- coming Dance a success. 5 Tina Mead, Albert Valdez, and Helen Armiljo are among the Juniors who help in the activities office. 233 Junior Leader PRESIDENT Johnny Valdez VICE-PRESIDENT Johnny Torres Candidates for Junior Class Offices were, first row, left to right: Johnny Valdez, William Stubblefield, Roger Gordanier, George Collaros, Frand Maez, and Ronald Fuss. Second Row: Juanita Torres, Linda Bodenhammer, Mary Jean Lovato, Patty Curran, John Lopez, and Johnny Torres. Third Rowg Tamara Wright, Diana Zamora, Grace Garcia, Donna Shinn, Janet Chavez, Ramalda Sanchez, and Sylvia Torres. Mem Class TREASURER A Janet Chavez SECRETARY PARLIAMENTARIAN-HISTORIAN Juanita Torres Mary Jean L0vat0 -. First Row, left to right: Becky-Cordova, Bill Westmoreland, Helen Armijo, Stephen Gutierrez, Beatrice Medina, Joe Montoya, Fran Blackman, and Mike Lucero. Second Row, left to right: Carolyn Royhall, Louis Bordenave, Mary Wolfe, Frank Maez, Kaye Kersey, George Collaro, Tamara Wright, and Stephen Romero. Third Row, left lojight: Patsy Montano, John H, Dewitt, Linda Bodenhamer, Jeff Kelley, Betty Bachicha, Frank Price, Thersa Dee Mora, and Bonifacio Martinez. Fourth Row, left to right: Veronica Barboa, Abbie Gomez, Joyce Walters, Paul Arellano, Lori Orona, and Larry Esquibel. 235 Do not look back And do not dream about the futule, e1the1 It W111 nelther glV6 you back the past, nor sat duty you1 ICW3Id your destmy are here and now Dag Hammarskjold G6 isfy your dreams. Your 236 FEA TUBES 1 R 6 3 I. l A During the summer Kirk was privileged to visit relatives in Kalloni, Greece. He is shown here with his sister Chrisa Aleck, 1963-1964 Po Ye Da editor. The mountain to the climber is clearer from the plain is a picturesque quotation by philosopher Kahlil Gibaran which expresses the position in which l have found my- self. You, the Rio Grande Student Body, have placed me at your apex, and like the mountain climber, l have some- times found difficulty as to which path upon which to proceed. Yet, with the enthusiasm, co-operation, pride, and help of a great majority of student council members and Ravens in general, I feel l have been able to place student affairs in its proper perspective in reference to our primary purpose in school-education. The Rio Grande has surpassed its banks and a dike of personal pride and responsibility is now needed to mainffain a channeled flow. It is my sincere Wish that all Ravens will in the future seek their similarities rather than their differences in effecting a more prosperous schoolf, -Kirk Aleck een yjafzy MIM yjflh cess 5,59 gsm, xfprzhcess wary QOQ Zourfuef ,iiur .. ., A.,,. W, ,. ,,.W -W,,,,M,. ,M-.... Jacf gfjlfaarfs Sgr! CSI2220I2I. why gfj7Qarfs Qanny Quran How do you say thank you to so many for so much? There just is no way. So I hope my actions will show you exactly how I feel about cheering for the Ravens. It is a feeling that canlt be written down in words it's just there. I can't stand good bye so . . . See you around ! Cynthia Vigil 'ilt has been more than a great honor for me to represent Rio as Varsity cheerleader. If I had the opportunity to do it again I would. I don't think there are any words to express my thanks. The spirit and sportsmanship of all Ravens was spectacular. Thanks, Ravensl' Geneva Cole With a Raven team as great as ours you don't realize how quickly the time goes by. You have heard it said that 'all good things must endi, but Iill never believe that, not as long as we have the same great spirit and sports- manship. You can never imagine the many times other people from other schools have compli- mented me on your fine attitude as Ravens. You have made me so very proudlv Regina Gonzales 245 B- Team Cheerleaders 246 Count down, left to right: Sharon Pena, Pam Prestrige, Kathy Wright, Dianna Martinez, and Sylvia Herrera, head cheerleader. wang B-Team Cherleaders express their gratitude for a wonderful year by doing a special cheer for the Ravens. Outs Az: RAY MAXEY Outstanding Football Athlete The Rio Grande Ravens really had something to be proud of this year, for Rio s fabulous Ray T. Maxey was one of two New Mexico high school students to be chosen Prep All- American. Maxey, a 5,9,', 165 pound senior quarterback, was nominated for the honor by Coach Al Wright who says: Ray is the best back ever in the state of New Mexico. Maxeyis exploits on the football field also earned him berths on the All-City and All-State teams. He was unanimous All-City pick and-a first unit All-State back on both wire service polls. In ad- dition, Maxey scored 94 of the Ravens' 140 points to win the Duke City, and the State AA scoring titles. Maxey led the Ravens' football team to a 3-6 record. ding es BOB F ULLERTON Outstanding Basketball Athlete This yearis outstanding athlete in basketball was Bob Fullerton. Bob is a Junior and has a high scholastic average. He scored over 320 points in 23 games and brought down from the backboard more than 75 rebounds. In 1965-66 Bob will be a number one man on the Ravens' Basketball Team. This year Bob was the only junior to make the All-City team. Uuts tancling Wrestlers or PAUL VALLES Outstanding Wrestlers In 1965 the Rio Grande Ravens were led to second place in the State Wrestling Tournament. This position in the state was achieved through the outstanding efforts of Art Simoni, who was wres- tling in the 112 pound class, and Paul'Valles. in the 103 pound class. Art Simoni became the 112 pound champion and Paul took a second place 'at 103. 250 196 ART SIMONI For the first time the Po Ye Da presents an honor section representing about one percent of the student body of Rio Grande. In order to qualify for this honor students must display the following qualities: leadership, dependability, service, and academic standing. Nominations and final decisions were made by the faculty for this selection. Out of the 24 composing the group, 2 sophomores, 5 juniors, and 15 seniors received this special recognition. REBECCA ATKINSON-565 Born in Gallup, February 16, 1947. Var- sity cheerleader. Honor Society. Student Council. Delegate to Girls' State. Repre- sentative for Rio on Fc-:dway's High School Fashion Board. Interested in music, in Band four years. Plans to go to New Mex- ico State. 252 KIRK ALECK-,65 Born in Albuquerque, Nov. 16, 1947. Student Body President. Member of De- bate Team, National Honor Society 13.95 averagel. State Finalist to the HNational Conference on the Peaceful Uses of the Atom. Chairman of the National Confer- ence of Christian and Jews. Latin Club High Priest. Nominated for West Point Leadership Award and for the Rotary- sponsored 4'Camp Rising Sunf' During jun- ior year he was Student Council Secretary, President of City Youth Council, and Presi- dent of Greek Orthodox Youth of America. Radio announcer for KDEF in fall of '63. Was in Student Council Cabinet in his Sophomore year. Works in Activities Of- fice. Visited Greece last summer. Enjoys reading ancient Greek philosophy, partici- pates in speech work and scientific ex- perimentation. Plans to go into medicine at Harvard. MARY JANE BROWN-,65 Born in Grants, July 2, 1947. Head Varsity Cheer- leader. Member of G.A.A., Student at large in Stu- dent Council, and Inter-City Council. Girl Stater. Board member of Ravenettes during her junior year, Student Council representative. B-team cheer- leader, sophomore year. College-plans to attend U.N.M. with a major in social work and a minor in PE. .Mx RV N GEORGE COLLAROS-'66 Born in Albuquerque, May 9, 1948. Member of Honor Society, Junior House, and Latin Club. Sec- retary of the Band. Chairman of Democratic Party during mock-election. Member of Sophomore As- sembly. Interested in biology-has laboratory at home. Plans to go into field of research at U.N.M. MARY IDA BOURGUET-'65 Born September 30, 1911-6 in Las Palomas. Raven Princess. President of C.A.A., and plays on many teams in C.A.A. Treasurer of Ravenettes. Member of Student Council and Tennis Club during her jun- ior year. College bound with a major in P.E. CARLA DUNLAP-766 Born in Albuquerque, June 16, 1948. Student Council member for two years, chairman of the assembly committee in Student Council. Sports head of G.A.A. Enjoys horse back riding and all kinds of sports. Plans to attend UNM with a major in KAREN CROCKER-'65 Born in Albuquerque, February 6, 1947. Year- book editor. Member of National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Junior Historical, Student Council and Latin Club fvice-president her junior year.l A member of Rodeo Club and 4-H Club during her junior year. Plans to attend University of Denver or UNM with a major in social welfare or home economics. BOB FULLERTON-'66 Born in Albuquerque, ,luly 11, 1948. Student Council Secretary. Member of Honor Society and Lettermen's Club. Has lettered in basketball and baseball. Chosen outstanding player in basketball. Was President of Sophomore Class. His dream is to attend University of Southern California with a possible major in pharmacy or sports. JULIA GONZALES-765 Born in Dixon, October 20, 1941-7. Treasurer of Senior Class, treasurer of Honor Society. Chairman , of elections committee in Student Council, member of F.T.A. and Spanish Club. During her junior year, she won a Science Fair award, Best Typist of the Year, and Language award. She worked in the Activities Office. She plans to attend UNM or St. l J oseph's. REGINA GONZALES-'65 Born in Seattle, Washington, January 13, 1947. Varsity Cheerleader, Delegate to Girls' State, and lbuquerque Youth Council during her junior ear. Member of G.A.A., Ravenettes, and Student Council. Works in P.E. office. Junior House mem- lber, junior year. B-team head cheerleader, sopho- more year. D.A.R. Good Citizen nominee. Repre- sentative for Rio Grande on Fedway's High School Fashion Board. Plans to attend UNM or ENMU. STEVE GUST-,65 Born in Woodstock, Illinois, January 17, 1947. Delegate to Boys7 State. Lettered in basketball. Member of Junior Historical So- ciety. Nominated for Vvest Point Leadership award, Rotary-sponsored Camp Rising Sun . Interested in engineering, hopes to at- tend Valparaiso, U. of Indiana. Q FRANK MAEZ-,66 Born in Denver, Colorado, May 19, 1948. A Student of the Month at Rio. Member of Student Council, publicity chairmang Junior House, special activities chairman. Delegate to Central District Stu- dent Council, candidate for president of this coun- cil. Reporter for LA CORRIENTE. Co-ordinated 4'Farewell to Seniors Dance. Attempting to start a boys' pep club, sophomore year, head B-team cheer- leader. Student Council representative and member of Latin Club. Plans to enter Immaculate Heart Seminary at Santa Fe and become a priest. A DIANA MARTINEZ-'67 Born February 5, 1Q49 in Albuquerque. B-team cheerleader, member of Ravenettes and Student Council. Works as a Candy Striper, and has a part-time job at T. G. 31 Y. Loves all kinds of sports, particularly bas- ketball. Plays piano and enjoys keeping scrapbooks. Plans to attend UNM. JOSEPH MAEZ-165 Born in Fort Collins, Colorado, May 1, 1947. President of his class both junior and senior years. Chairman of special activities in Student Council. Delegate to Boys, State, member of Spanish Club. Concession worker junior year. Works in Activities - Office. Plans to go to UNM and later to law school. MARK SHAWN-'65 RAY MAXEY-'65 Born October 10, 1945 in Lubbock, Tex- as. Unanimous all-city football player. First team in all-state football. Riois outstanding football player-chosen by his teammates. From all high school football players, only 100 are chosen for the All-American High School Football Team. Ray was honored as first string back on this team. fOnly 11 boys in the nation make first team.J Mem- ber of student council. ' lifqixl' ,ni - Ill M Q film A A N -' fini FQ A ' . x at u4W.,,,.,-lp f V ,fa anis' 3 rss... f 5 . px Wjw, ... p N A l... xx E , 5 :,' iff. N'f-wi if -A c or , f V ' , - jf Y A Q ykg4A?Q.gA.f ' Z if V ... 5 JUANITA TORRES-'66 Born June 24, 1948 in Albuquerque. Sec- retary of Junior Class, member of Youth Council C given several speeches at Kiwanis Club and Lions Clubj. Member of Student Council, Honor Society, G.A.A., and Raven- ettes. Works in the office. Plans to attend UNM with a major in rehabilitation of mentally retarded children. Loves to sing, ice skate, and dance. Born November 18, 1947 in San Angelo, Texas. Member of Honor Society, lettered in basketball. Honor Roll student. Plans to attend UNM or New Mexico Western Uni- versity, with a major in P.E. DEE ANN WILSON-'65 Born. October 17, 1947 in Pipestone, Minne- sota. Secretary of Senior Class, secretary of the Girls' State-Boys' State Club. Vice-President of Debate Club. Member of Honor Society, Stu- dent Council, and Drama Club. Works in ac- tivities office. Honors include D.A.R. Good Citizenn award of Rio Grande and nomination for Best Supporting Actress in Desperate Am- brose . College bound. Enjoys bowling and mu- sic. PRISCILLA TORREZ-'65 Born May 23, 1947 in Albuquerque. Yearbook editor, secretary of National Honor Society. Member of Student Council, Quill and Scroll. During her junior year was a member of' .lunior House, Al- buquerque City Youth Council. Was District Presi- dent of the Church of God Youth Fellowship. Al- ternate for D.A.R. HGood Citizenw award. Plans to attend UNM. TIM WASHINGTON-365 Born August 8, 1947 in Claradon, Texas. Let- terman in wrestling and football. State champion in wrestling of the 165 pound class. President of Junior Historical Society, member of Student Council and Latin Club. College bound. W. ATOM YEE-'65 Born September 20, 1946 in Shanghai, China. Student Council Vice-President, Vice-President of Boys, State Club, President of Latin Club. Member of Rioys Debate Team fmember also of National Forensic Leaguel and National Honor Society fonly senior with a 4.0 averagej Honors include nomination for the West Point Leadership award, National Merit Scholarship Clet- ter of commendationj, and First alternate nomina- tion to the U. S. Military Academy by Senator Montoya. Attended Brotherhood, U.S.A. Youth Workshop, California. Was a member of Albuquer- que City Youth Council during junior year. En- joys playing chess and listening to high fidelity sound systems. LOTUS BLOSSOM YEE-'67 Born March 17, 1950 in Albuquerque. President of Sophomore Class: Straight A student. Member of the Band, Latin Club. Works on the yearbook staff. '74 41 f lt' V 'M L 41 Straight P24 99 Students The students earning straight A's for the first semester are, seated, left to right: Jane Loudon, Catherine Higgins, Linda Bqdenhamer, and Lotus Yee. Standing, left to right: W. Atom Yee, Bill Stubblefield, Ernest Kilker, Kirk Aleck, Harvey Lee, George Collaros, and John Lopez. To main- tain their 4-.0 average, these Ravens must study and work ha.rd. West Point ominees Recipients of the West Point Leadership Award for Rio Grande High School are these five senior boys, seated, left to right: W. Atom Yee, Kirk Aleck, and Steve Gust. Standing, left to right: Joseph Parra and David Ferro. 260 ptimists 9 Award Kurt Meyer and Yvonne Herrera re celved the Optimists of R10 Grande Hlgh School Award from the Albuquer que Optlmlsts Club M ?g 3 X x U Dorothy Abeita Fernando Abeita J oe D. Abeita Leonard Abeita KL rk A leak Ulysses Abeita Willie Abeita Barbara Abeyta Juan Abeyta Pat Abeyta Theresa Aguilar ,lohn Ahlgrim Diane Albert Rosie Alderete Kirk Aleck Helen Alfaro Carol Amunclson Angina Anaya Ronald Angel Thomas Anzures Bonnie Apodaca Frances Apodaca Jerry Ap0daCa Max Apodaca Dolores Aragon Dorothy Aragon Nellie Aragon Manuel Aranda Anita Archuleta Renay Archunde John Arevede Clara Armijo Dolores Armijo Frank Armijo Juan Arrihalzaga 264 Johnny Armijo Judy Armijo Lucretia Arthur Jimmy Atencio iii Becky Atkinson Richard Baca Ruben Baca Orfela Baca Ray Baca Vina Baca John Baca John F. 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Tom Eichorst Linda Espinoza Margaret Espinosa Mary A1111 ESql1ibCl 0f1HIldO Esquibel Patsy ESql1ibCl Wesley Ezell Terri Fabian Donna Farmer David Ferro Ralph F evis Penny Florence Mary Alice Flores Is Wesley Ezell Michael Ford John Fraser Orolio F resquez Cynthia Gabaldon Henry Galoaldon Joyce Gable Judi Gallagher Edith Gallegos Jessie Gallegos 275 Tommy Gallegos Bernie Garcia Carmen Garcia As the Floyd Garcia J ess Garcia Johnny Garcia Joseph Garcia Kathie Garcia Laura Garcia Shines the Lawrence Garcia Linda Garcia Mary Helen Garcia Mike Garcia Sun, Patsy Garcia Richard Garcia Robert Garcia Orlando Garcia -D Ruben Garcia 0 0 Tommy Garcia Seniors Dolores Garley Barbara Gartner Richard Gibson James Gilbertson Carol Gilpin Carol Gipson Donny Giron Frances Giron Robert Giron Marilyn Gleason JoAnne Glover Eddie Gomez Johnny Gomez Mary Lou Gomez Ju, a Allan Gonzales Eugene Gonzales Janet Gonzales Julia Gonzales Linda Gonzales Mary Gonzales Supe Se Alina Gonzalez Jorge Gonzalez Lynn Gordanier Linda Gorham ises or ds Phil Goss Thomas Gossett Arthur Graham Judy Gray Marilyn Gray Christina Green Rigina Gonzales Sandra Lee Gonzales Virginia Gonzales Glenda Green Terry Green Wanda Green Cecilia Griego Ronald Gurule Mary Griego Pablo Griego Ir. 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Lattanza Vice-President Jimmy Leyba Priscilla Leyba Sheila Little Edward Lobato Cecilia Loos Andrew Lopez Arthur Lopez Beatrice Lopez Frank Lopez Gordon Lopez 286 Margaret Lopez Mary Helen Lopez Priscilla Lopez Ronnie Lopez Yvonne Lopez Jane Ann Loudon Doris Lovato Gilbert Lovato Gloria Lovato Lorraine Lovato Harry Lovett James LOWS BOlJby Lozano Arthur Lucero Elfego Lucero Margaret Lucero Mary F. Lucero Modesto Lucero Prescilla Lucero Prudy Lucero Steve Lucero Sylvia Lucero Tony Lucero Joseph Lueras Abie Luj an Bobby Lujan - eee 287 Lucille Luj an Frank Luna Sandy McCleskey Cue NlcCarr Bill McLean Mike C. McMahan h Raymond Macy Electe Viola Madrid Ronald Nlaeclgen Virginia Nlaes Barbara Xlaestas Ray Maestas Danny Maez Trainer Mahon Samuel Manning Z Prescilla Mares to H ead iors Henry Marquez Yolanda Marquez August Martin Frank Martinez Freddie Martinez Janet Martinez David Maez Joseph Maez Cathy Magee Aureho Marez Ray Maxey J oe Martinez Robert Maury Faye Maxey Ray Nlaxey Rosie Maxey Nestor Martinez Pablo Martinez Phillip Martinez , Johnny Martinez Mary Martinez Nancy Martinez ,lulian Martinez Lucy Martinez Doreena Mayer Chris Medina Gertrude Medley K All-Cit Pick Ruth Merriman Kurt Meyer Juan Mendes Terry Miller Margaret Milligan Michael Milligan Mary Lou Mills Jerry Minitez Raul Miranda Annabelle Molina Harold Morelock Ronald Montoya Theresa Montoya Cynthia Morin Elsie Montanez Dorothy Montano Isidro Montano Thelma Montano Edward Montgomery Arturo Montoya Richard Montoya John Nargelovic Yolanda Montoya Carolyn New Stewart Olsen Matilda Olguin Larry Olivas Ronald Olivas Donnie Nichols Anita Nicholson Anthony Nieto Egg Cynthia Nix Carole N use Richard O7Mary Henry Orona Benina Ortega Charlie Ortiz Rose Ortiz Stan Ortiz Vera Ortiz Glenda Overson Cornelio Padilla David Padilla Demecia Padilla Mary Ann Padilla Mary Ellen Padilla Mary Lena Padilla Phyllis Padilla Ted Padilla F rank Perez Wilda Perry Douglas Peterson Betty Perea Mary Perea Orlando Perea Robert Perea Yolanda Padilla Georgine Paiz Bethsy Parajon Joseph Parra Mary Ann Parraz Gina Pedro Bernice Puckett James Pugh Claude Potter Bobbi Prather Ray Pruz Carlos R. Peynetsa Carolyn Phillips J im Pickard Robert Pirkle Donna Reed Senior I0 Adeline Rael l Clorinda Rael Jackie Raymond Is Project Janet Reiger Frank Rey Robert Rich Norma Richter Dennis Rishel Sammy Rivera Linda Robertson GW SC 0 Z Elizabeth Roclriquez Alfred Romero lfla Rodulfo Main Eva Romero Florian Romero Frances Romero of 965 Class 298 Isabel Romero Joseph Romero Marcella Romero Maria Romero Pat Romero Shirley Romero Lynda Rothwell Mike Roysden George Rubio Rachel Ruiz Rudy Ruiz Barbara Rumsey Margaret Rowe Arthur Saavedra Carol F. Saavedra Danny Saavedra Gloria Saavedra Linda Saavedra Margaret Saavedra Ruben Saavedra Veronica Saavedra Linda Sainz Richard S21iI1Z Priscilla Saiz Andrellita Salas Joe Salas l Michael Salas Diana Salazar Sam Salazar Theresa Salinas Aldrina Sanchez Angela Sanchez Annabell Sanchez Betty Sanchez Arlene Sanchez Becky Sanchez Christine Sanchez Connie Sanchez Connie H ead Danny Sanchez Sanchez Majorette Mike Sanchez Pete Sanchez Viola Sanchez Delefina Sanchez Finnfmore Sanchez Irene Sanchez Joe Sanchez Linda Sanchez Linda Sanchez Maxine Sanchez Elizabeth Sandoval Prescilla Sanchez Richard Sanchez i 30I Anne Schweedler Howard Seeatero Andy Sedillo Nellie Sedillo Tony Sedillo Frances Sena Reynaldo Sandoval Charles Sandusky Linda Schofield Walkel' Schoonover Harry Sandoval ,lannette Sandoval Nlargaret Sandoval Libby Raven Silva Princess Mary Sema Angel Serria Johnny Shainin Virgi Shannon Mark Shawn Ralph Shipp Janet Short J im Siegling Frank Sierra Anthony Silva Bertha Silva Libby Silva Arthur Simoni Pamela Small Clinton Smith J oe Smith Larry Smith Jerry Smith Jimmy Smith Marianna Smith Milton Smith Vera Lee Smith J ack Smull Burton Spiller Spencer Staley Linda Stamper Beverly Stark Walter Steele Carol Stevens Mark Stevens Keith Stout Nancy Strain Kenneth Strong Claire Tarricone Boyd Tatum Luisa Tafoya Roger Tapia Margaret Tavasci Jerry Taylor Fred Teupell Ray Thomas Mary Thornton David Torres Eugene Torres P Ci! Helen Torres Pete Torres Jimmy Torrez Priscilla Torrez C0-Editor 1 ff Charles Treadwell Jeanne Treharn Mary Tropp Daniel Trujillo .loe Trujillo Mary Trujillo T0 S Linda Tull Prescilla Trujillo Carolyn Trusty of Po- Ye'-Da Lonnie Turner Walter Valdez Carmen Valencia Pat Valencia Rachel Velenzuela Steve Ulibarri Mary Valdez Raymond Valdez Gerald Vallejos Lorraine Vallejos Mary Ann Vallej os Paul R. Valles Priscilla Valles Eddie Vallez Paul Vallez Rafael Valtierra Lydia Valles Buddy Van Blaricom Michael R. Vanderslice Donna Van Reeth Ernest Vargas Marta Vega Charlie Velasquez Frankie Velasquez Johnny Velasquez Caroline Villegas Bill Vichi Gene Victor Billy Vigil Cynthia Vigil Sylvia Vigil Anita Vivian Donna Walden .l im Walker Cheryl Ward Jo Ann Ward Roger Ward Donald Warnack Tlmothy Washlnbton Blll Watson Leo Wells Patsy Wenk Donald Wlckman Randy W1CSt Patty Wllhams Dee Ann Wllson Keith Wilson Lawrence Wilson Danny Wimberly Danny Zamora Martin Zamora Lorraine Zuni Barbara Wright Wendell A. Yee Judy Winn Freddie Wolfel Allen Wood Linda Wood Elizabeth Woods Dorothy Woodward Doyle Woodward Calvin Worden Larry Young Anna Zamora Conducting the Senior Senate are left to right: Joseph Maez, Julia Gonzales, and Dee Ann Wilson. Members of the Senate are first row, left to right: Linda Bachicha, Johnny Armijo, Shirley Hughes, Thelma Montano, Connie Sanchez, Charles Tatum, and Patsy Abeita. Second row: Wesley Ezell, Jose Carballiera, Becky Atkinson, Janet Hall, Lue Ellen Laughlin, Joe Martinez, and Richard Sanchez. Third Row: Filbert Trujillo, Mela Chavez, Gloria Hopkins, and John Baser. Fourth row: Priscilla Sainz, Ceorgine Paiz, Carlos Hernandez, Lillian Keyo- hara, Johnny Shainin, and Haden Bowling. Fifth row: Charlie Casper, Anna Zamora, Jo Langley, and Bethsy Parajon. 3l2 Ofjicers and Senate Being an officer in the Senior class is quite an honor. Those who campaigned for offices are first row, left to right: Dorothy Montano, Alvina Wood, Anna Zamora, Linda Bachicha, Claire Tarricone, Joseph Maez, and Jane Loudon. Second row: Julia Gonzales, Randy Weist, Dee Ann Wilson, and Joseph Parra. Third row: Roger Lattanza. Lead Senior Class VICE-PRESIDENT Roger Lattanza SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT SECRETARY Dee Ann Wilson Joseph Maez V 'wg ' ' ' way i 'mug TREASURER Julia Gonzales PARLIAMENTARIAN HISTORIAN Alvina Wood Q- :vm-'LQ +V :Vw11,.fawfz,,-ffm.,Aww-11,.f, --f,,-- ,- JH.. f,-- 1,. .f 1, -: f, ff: -.,, i v,.f, L. -:r-1-v,:w,.:HQ ., my 1,1 ::mw:::f1,: f- -,J-H. W, vw, .1-g,-Q 1,--w--'15 aff-f,,: :iw ,if ,iinzrwwmw.WWf:.:5,Q:w2:ffrw-.i,,:vf,,1:imm-f1f,.f,-Vg- :Mui f.7,2:Q.af:f,,:-,,- ff ,,,. fm, o,::w.:g :am-'M-lv A Senator Anderson visited Rio to discuss the role of American youth in the nation's space program, An educational film was shown to the seniors on America's progress in the race for space. Rio was the first school this film has been shown to, and each senior was left with a new and better understand- ing of the American space pro- gram thanks to Senator Anderson. Senior Activities Is the moon really made of green chee Andrew Shanley inquires of John Martin. Class meetings are an essential part of senior life. Aheita, Dorothy-78, 83, 262 Aheita, Abeita, Abeita, Abeita, Abeita, Aheyta Abeytai Abeyta, Fernando-89, 262 Joe-181, 262 Leonard-262 Ray-262 Ulysses-181, 192, 262 Barbara-262 Juan-262 Patsy-45, 262 Acevedo, John-264 Aguilar, Theresa-262 Algrim, ,lohn-262 Albert, Diana-45, 262 enior Index Alderete, Rosie-262 Aleck, Kirk-45, 64, 65, 70, 74, 76, 88, 126, 127, 128, 131, 135, 138, 238, 239, 252, 260, 263 Alfaro, Helen-263 Amundson, Carol-263 Anaya, Ansina-263 Angel, Ronald 45, 58, 60, 263 Anzures, Thomas--74, 88, 89, 170, 263 Apodaca, Bonnie-263 Apodaca, Frances-263 Apodaca, Jerry-263 Apodaca, Max--263 Aragon, Dorothy-263 Aragon, Nellie-263 Aranda, Manuel-264 Archuleta, Anita-264 Archunde, Renay-52, 54, 264 Armijo, Clara-264 Armijo, Dolores-264 Armijo, Frank-264 Armijo, Johnny-264 Armijo, Judy-75, 93, 136, 264 Arribalzaga, Juan-64, 264 Arthur, Lucretia-90, 264 Atencio, James-53, 55, 264 Atkinson, Rebecca-45, 48, 75, 148 Avritt, Donna-56, 57, 265 Ayala, Jack-48, 265 Baca, Bernie-265 Baca, David-96,'265 Baca, John-265 Baca, John F.-42, 60, 265 Baca, Judy Anne-265 Baca, Orfela-265 Baca, Ray-265 Baca, Richard-162, 189, 191, 265 Baca, Ruben-265 Baca, Vina-265 Bachicha, Evelyn-88, 126, 127, 265, 312 Bailey, Sharyn-266 Baker, Mary-266 Balderhausen, Susan-266 Baker, Mary-266 Balderhausen, Susan-266 Banks, Ronnie-45, 125, 266 Barboa, Becky---266 , 244 , 252, 264 Barboa, Sandra-266 Barboa, Thomas-266 Barela, Angie-266 Barela, Dannie-45, 70, 266 Barnard, ,lack-266 Barncastle, Kenneth-183, 185, 266 Barreras, Flora-80, 266 Barros, Richard-189, 191, 266 Barry, William-45, 49, 75, 80, 267 Barth, Dan-267 Baser, John-49, 267 Battaglia, John-140, 189, 191, 267 Beall, Sharon-'267 Bencomo, Josephine-267 Bennett, Carl-45, 267 Bills, Vickie-52, 73, 137, 267 Blacklock, Alan-267 Bourquet, Mary Ida-71, 93, 94, 95, 119, 253, 267 Bowers, Peter-69 Bowling, Haden-95, 96, 127, 267 Boyer, Sandra-53, 80, 267 Boykin, Gerald-49, 267 Breeden, Patricia-268 Brito, Theresa-42, 43, 268 Brown, Mary ,lane-73, 244, 253, 268 Brown, Pam-268 Brown, Varie-268 138, 139, 241 Bryant, Jackie-41, 42, 45, 59, 80, 81, 268 Buckley, Barbara-268 Buckner, Henry-268 Buckner, Rudy-268 Busot, Florencio-268 Butler, Brian--268 Caire, Lawrence-268 Candelaria, Gloria-268 Candelaria, Lawrence-269 Carhalleira, ,lose-70, 269 Carrillo, Frankie-269 Carrillo, Linda-52, 269 Carrillo, Shirley-269 Carter, Ramona-269 Cash, Roy--269 Casper, Charles-39, 45, 59, 60, 71, 83, 269 Chandler, Noel-269 Chapman, Evelyn-48, 269 Chavez, Annabelle-269 Chavez, Benny-269 Chavez, Bernadette-63, 269 Chavez, Charles-270 Chavez, Christine-270 Chavez, Eloy-270 Chavez, Freddie-270 Chavez, Gloria N.-270 Chavez, Irene-270 Chavez, Jimmy-270 Chavez, Laura-270 Chavez, Linda-63, 137, 270 Chavez, Loretta-82, 270 3I5 Chavez, Mary Helen-270 Chavez, Mela-53, 270 Chavez, Mercy-270 Chavez Chavez, , Patsy-271 Pete-271 Chavez, Ralph-271 Chavez Romanita-271 Chavez, Rumalda-46, 271 Chavez, Tony-271 Chavez , Virginia-271 Cheney, Janice-271 Cole, Geneva-73, 75, 150, 2 4 Collins, John-88, 170, 271 Collins, Phyllis-271 Conner, Walter-271 Cooper, Dan-271 Cordova, Danny-271 Cordova, Jerry-272 Corley, .1 ames-272 Cowan, Gary-80, 272 Cox, Sammy-192, 193, 272 Coy, Christine-87, 272 5, 271 Crocker, Karen-38, 40, 41, 46, 64, 254, 272 Crowder, Anna-56, 57, 80, 272 Cruz, Ray-246, 296 Curtis, Roy-80, 90, 272 Custer, Christine-272 Daniel, Charles--1127, 272 Danley, Floyd-272 Darden, Jean-45, 272 Darrah, Lynne-52, 273 Daugherty, Rose-273 Davidson, Mary Lou-136, 273 Davis, Linda-273 Davis, Lydia-46, 62, 273 De Casaus, Chemilla-62, 64, 273 De La Cruz, Mary Lou-273 Del Busto, Fernando-273 Dominquez, Eugene-273 Dominquez, Nancy-273 Duncan, Annabel-273 Dunn, Lynn-273 Ford, Michael-89, 163, 275 Fraser, John-275 Fresquez, Orolio-275 Gahaldon, Cynthia-275 Gabaldon, Henry-275 Gable, Joyce-45, 58, 60, 275 Gallagher, Judi-87, 275 Gallegos, Edith-275 Gallegos, Jessie-275 Gallegos, Tommy-276 Duran, Dan-89, 156, 166, 169, 172, 182, 190, 242 Duran, Tina-274 Easley, Maretta-59, 274 Eddy, Susan-274 Edson, Vicki-72,' 274 Eichhorst, Tom-274 Espinosa, Margaret-46, 274 Espinoza, Linda-45, 48, 149, Esquibel, Mary Ann-66, 274 Esquihel, Orlando-274 g Esquibel, Patsy-83, 274 Ezell, Wesley-38, 39, 274 Fabian, Terri-80, 274 Farmer, Donna-274 51, 274 Ferro, David-45, 74, 87, 124, 125, 260, 275 Feviz, Ralph--45, 275 Florence, Penny-45, 275 Flores, Mary Alice-275 3I6 Garcia, Bernie-276 Garcia , Carmen-71, 89, 138, 192, 276 Garcia, Floyd-276 Garcia, Jesse-276 Garcia, Garcia Johnny-96, 276 J oseph-2 76 Garcia? Kathie-56, 57, 276 Garcia, Laura-276 Garcia, Lawrence-276 Garcia Linda--276 Garcia, Mary-276 Garcia, Mike-276 Garcia, Orlando-277 Garcia, Patsy-52, 277 Garcia, Richard-277 Garcia, Robert-277 Garcia, Ruben-277 Garcia, Tommy-41, 42, 43, 72, 59, 60 277 Garley, Dolores-71, 277 Gartner, Barbara-277 Gibson, Richard-80, 277 Gilhertson, James-80, 81, 277 Gilpin, Carol-45, 58, 277 Gipson, Carol-277 Giron, Donny-277 Giron, Frances-278 Giron, Rohert-278 Giron, Yvonne-52 Glasgow, Jim-96 Gleason, Marilyn-278 Glover, Joann-278 Gomez, Eddie-278 Gomez Johnny-80, 278 Gomez, Mary Lou-278 Gonzales, Allan+278 Gonzales, Eugene-48, 69, 278 Gonzales, Janet-85, 278 Julia-44, 45, 70, 72, ss, 119 125 255 278 l Gonzales, 312, 313 Gonzales, Linda-56, 57, 65, 94, 278, 279 Gonzales, Mary-64, 65, 279 Gonzales, Rigina-72, 74, 245, 255, 279 Gonzales, Sandra Lee-279 Gonzales, Virginia-279 Gonzalez, Alina-279 Gonzalez, Jorge-279 Gordanier, Lynn--52, 279 Gorham, Linda-279 Goss, Phil-90, 279 Gossett, Thomas--279 Graham, Arthur-182, 279 Gray, .ludy-52, 82, 279 Gray, Marilyn-279 . Green, Christina-279 Green, Glenda-53, 280 Green, Terry--49, 82, 280 Green, Wanda-280 Griego, Cecilia-280 Griego, Mary-280 Griego, Pablo J r.-280 Griego, Robert-280 Guitron, Mike-280 Gurule, Martin-280 Gurule, Ronald-280 Gushard, Linda-280 Gust, Stephen--74, 172, 175, 176, 260, 2 Gutierrez, Annie-280 Gutierrez, Betty-80, 281 Gutierrez, Susie-281 Hall, Janet-59, 61, 77, 87, 281 Hamilton, Mary-80, 281 Harris, Pamela-46, 69, 281 Hauer, Peggy-80, 281 Heatherington, Robert-281 Henkle, Debbie-281 Hernandez, Carlos-281 Hernandez, Dolores-281 Herrera, Danny-281 Herrera, Samuel-65, 281 Herrera, Yvonne-86, 94, 95, 260, 281 Hess, Louis+282 Hetzel, Linda-45, 282 Hill, Carolyn-282 Hogue, James-49, 50, 69, 75, 284 Hopkins, Corliss--282 Hopkins, Gloria-58, 59, 60, 87, 94, 282 Hubbard, Saundra-282 Huddleston, Richard-282 Hughes, Shirley-51, 282 Humphries, David-53, 54, 55, 282 Hunt, Cheryl-87, 282 Issues, J immy-282 Jackson, Karen-52, 94, 282 Jackson, Larry-71, 150, 283 J aramillo, Becky-283 J aramillo, Mary Ann-283 J aramillo, Tony-283 Jennings, Don-76, 89, 194, 283 Jiron, Mary-56, 78, 79, 283 J ohnson, Brenda J .-283 Jones, Mickey-82, 283 J owers, Dayna-283 Kanjho, Michael-283 Kelsey, Nancy-283 Kemmer, Karen-41, 45, 49, 283 Kennedy, Dean A.-283 Kent, Claudia-284 -Kern, Ronald-48, 96, 284 Kersey, J une--92, 94, 284 Keyohara, Lillian-59, 137, 284 Kloeppel, Doris-92, 284 Krontz, Claudette-'284 55, 280 Langley, J o-59, 284 Lashier, Nora E.-284 Lattanza, Roger-70, 73, 75, 88, 1 Laughlin, Lue Ellen-284 Lawson, Dotty-284 Lee, Harvey-45, 260, 284 Lente, Lucinda M.-284 Lente, Rose-285 Lente, Teresita--285 Leyba, Andrew-285 Leyba, J immy-285 Leyba, Priscilla M.-950, 137, 285 Little, Sheila-285 Lobato, Edward-48, 82, 285 Loos, Cecilia-285 Lopez, Lopez, Andrew-80, 81, 285 Arthur-285 Lopez, Beatrice-285 Lopez, Frank-285 Lopez, Lopez, Lopez, Lopez, Lopez, Gordon-63, 143, 285 Margaret-59, 83, 94, 286 Mary-286 Priscilla-286 Ronnie G.-192, 193, 286 Y , 41, 313, 284 Lopez, Yvonne-59, 60, 61-, 87, 94, 127, 286- Loudon, J ane-45, 69, 88, 74, 260, 286, 312 Lovato Lovato , Doris-45, 77, 87, 286 , Gilbert-286 Lovato, Gloria-286 Lovato , Lorraine-286 Lovett, Harry-49, 286 Lowe, J ames-286 Lozano, Bobby-286 Lucero, Arthur-287 Lucero Lucero , Elfego-287 , Mary Fidelina-287 Lucero, Margaret-287 Lucero, Modesto-182, 287 Lucero, Prescilla-287 Lucero, Prudy-287 Lucero, Steve-287 Lucero, Sylvia-287 Lucero, Tony-86, 173, 287 Lueras, J oseph-287 Luj an, Abie--53, 55, 287 Lujan, Bobby-52, 55, 287 Luj an, Lucille-42, 43, 288 Luna, F rank-86, 288 McCleskey, Sandy--71, 78, 288 McGarr, Cue-288 McLean, Bill-288 McMahan, Mike-288 Macy, Ramond-45, 288 Madrid, Viola-288 Maedgen, Ronald--288 Macs, Virginia-288 Maestas, Barbara-288 Maestas, Ray-288 Maez, Danny-288 Maez, David-289 Maez, J oseph-70, 72, 74, 88, 312, 313, 256, 289 Magee, Cathy-289 Mahon, Trainer-289 Manning, Samuel-51, 289 Mares, Prescilla-289 Marez, Aurelio-289 Marquez, Henry-192, 289 Marquez, Yolanda-289 Martin, August-289 Martin, Johnny-82, 89, 314 Martinez, Martinez, Martinez, Frank-289 Freddie-289 Janet-73, 289 Martinez, Joe-63, 88, 290 Martinez, John-73, 77, 290 Martinez, Martinez, ,lulian-290 Lucy-290 Martinez, Mary-80, 290 Martinez, Nancy-53, 290 Martinez, Martinez, Martinez, Nestor-290 Pablo-290 Phillip-290 Maury, Robert-290 Maxey, Faye-290 Maxey, Ray-89, 138, 163, 164 191, 173, 175, 257 Maxey, Rosie-290 Mayer, Doreena-66, 291 Medina, Chris-71, 195, 291 Medley, Gertrude-291 Mendes, ,luan--291 , 165, 166, 168, 179, 189, Ortega, Benina-293 Ortiz, Charlie-294 Ortiz, Rose Mary-294 Ortiz, Stan-294 Ortiz, Vera-294 Overson, Glenda-294 Padilla, Cornelio-294 Padilla, Padilla, David-80, 294 Demecia-77, 136, 294 Padilla, Mary Ann-87, 137, 294 Padilla, Mary Ellen-294 Padilla, Mary Lena-294 Padilla, Phyllis-294 Padilla, Ted-294 Padilla, Yolanda-295 Paiz, Ceorgine-295 Paraj on, Bethsy-295 Parra, Joseph-65, 143, 260, 295, 312 Parraz, Mary Anna-87, 295 Pedro, Gina-295 Perea, Betty-295 Perea, Mary-295 Perea, Orlando-295 Perea, Robert-295 Perez, Frank-295 Perry, Wilda-295 Merriman, Ruth-88, 291 Meyer, Kurt-59, 260, 291 Miller, Terry-82, 291 Milligan, Margaret-291 Milligan, Michael-291 Mills, Mary Lou-291 Minitrez, Jerry-52, 55, 291 Miranda, Raul-291 Molina, Annabelle-291 Montanez, Elsie-292 Montano, Dorothy-77, 94, 312, Montano, Isidro-292 Montano, Thelma-77, 88, 292 Montgomery, Edward-82, 292 Montoya, Arturo-292 Montoya, Richard-292 2 92 Montoya, Ronald-89, 184, 186, 194, 292 Montoya, Theresa-80, 292 Montoya, Yolanda-292 Morelock, Harold-50, 48, 58, 75, 86, 127, 292 Morin, Cynthia-80, 81, 292 Peterson, Douglas-295 Peynetsa, Carlos-73, 296 Phillips, Carolyn-87, 296 Pickard, ,lim-45, 70, 74, 296 Pirkle, Robert-96, 296 Potter, Claude-80, 296 Prather, Bobbi-92, 296 Puckett, Bernice-296 Pugh, James-296 Rael, Adeline-80, 296 Rael, Clorinda-296 Raymond, Jackie-296 Reed, Donna-296 Reiger, Janet-297 Rey, Frank-297 Rich, Robert-297 Richter, Norma-94, 297 Rishel, Dennis-59, 60, 61, 147, 297 Rivera, Sammy-297 Robertson, Linda-45, 59, 94, 297 Rodriquez, Elizabeth-94, 297 N argelovic, John-292 New, Carolyn-53, 293 Nichols, Donnie-45, 293 Nicholson, Anita-45, 80, 293 Nieto, Anthony-293 Nix, Cynthia-42, 74, 81, 80, 136, Nuse, Carole-293 Olguin, Matilda-293 Olivas, Larry-172, 293 Olivas, Ronald-49, 66, 293 Olsen, Stewart-293 O'Mary, Richard-293 Orona, Henry-80, 293 293 Rodidfo, Ida-297 Romero, Alfred-297 Romero, Eva-297 Romero, Florian-297 Romero, Frances-72, 297 Romero, Isabel-298 Romero, Joseph-298 Romero, Marcella-298 Romero, Maria-80, 298 Romero, Pat-80, 127, 298 Romero Shirley-298 Rothwell, Lynda-41, 42, 49, Rowe, Margaret-80, 298 Roysden, Mike-298 Rubio, George-298 Ruiz, Rachel-,298 298 Ruiz, Rodolfo-298 Rumsey, Barbara-298 Saavedra, Arthur-299 Saavedra, Carol-299 Saavedra, Danny-80, 299 Saavedra, Gloria-299 Saavedra, Linda-299 Saavedra, Margaret-299 Saavedra, Ruben-299 Saavedra Veronica-299 Sainz, Linda-299 Sainz, Richard-80, 81, 299 Saiz, Priscilla-63, 86, 299 Salas, Andrellita-299 Salas, Joe-299 Salas, Michael-65, 70, 71, 75, 89, 300 Salazar, Diana-80, 300 Salazar, Sammy-80, 300 Salinas, Theresa-60, 85, 300 Sanchez Aldrina-300 Sanchez? Angela-300 Sanchez, Annabelle-300 Sanchez, Arlene-300 Sanchez, Becky-300 Sanchez, Betty-94, 95, 300 Sanchez, Christine-300 Sanchez Connie-50 80 300 Sanchez? Danony-89, 195, 300 Sanchez, Delefina-78, 301 Sanchez, Finnimore-301 Sanchez, Gloria-63, 77, 78 Sanchez, Irene-301 Sanchez, ,loe-301 Sanchez, Linda-53, 301 Sanchez Linda Y.-94 301 Sanchez, Maxine-87, 301 Sanchez, Mike--49, 301 Sanchez, Sanchez Pete-301 Prescilla-301 Sanchez? Richard-63, 89, 138, 162, 169, 184, 189, 301 Sanchez, Viola-51, 63, 301 Silva, Anthony-303 Silva, Bertha-303 Silva, Libby-138, 139, 241, 303 Simoni, Arthur-183, 184, 187, 242, Small, Pamela-304 Smith, Clinton-304 Smith, ,lerry-192, 304 Smith, Jimmy-304 Smith, ,loe-304 Smith, Larry-89, 163, 166, 169, 304 Smith, Marianna-49, 59, 304 Smith, Milton-304 Smith, Vera Lee-304 Srnull, ,lack-46, 304 Spiller, Burton-304 Staley, Spencer-304 Stamper, Linda-304 Stanley, Jayne-52, 77, 78, 79, 124 Stark, Beverly-305 Steele, Walter-58, 62, 305 Stevens, Carol-48, 51, 305 Stevens, Mark-44, 59, 60, 82, 305 Stout, Keith-45, 58, 60, 64, 65, 69, 177 305 Strain, Nancy-305 Strong, Kenneth-192, 305 Tafoya, Luisa-305 Tapia, Roger-48, 305 Tarricone, Claire-305, 312 Tatum, Charles-53, 55, 59, 60, 90, 91, 305 Tavasci, Margaret-94, 305 Taylor, Jerry-96, 305 Teupell, Freddy-306 Thomas, Ray-306 Thornton, Mary-44, 46, 306 Torres Torres , David-49, 50, 162, 306 , Eugene-306 Torres, Helen-306 Torres, Pete-306 Torrez, Jimmy-306 Torrez, Priscilla-38, 40, 41, 45, 71, 150 258 306 Treadwell, Charles-306 2 Sandoval, Elizabeth-301 Sandoval, Harry-302 Sandoval, ,lannette-302 Sandoval, Margaret-80, 302 Sandoval, Reynaldo-302 Sandusky, Charles-302 Schofield, Linda-302 Schoonover, Walker-302 Schweedler, Anne-302 Secatero, Howard-302 Sedillo, Andy-182, 302 Sedillo, Frances-302 Sedillo, Nellie-302 Sedillo, Tony-302 Serna, Helen Mary-303 Serria, Angel-303 Shainin, Johnny-58, 303 Shanley, Andrew-314 Shannon, Virgi-303 Shawn, Mark-172, 174, 275, 303 Shipp, Ralph-303 Short, Janet-66, 87, 137, 303 Siegling, .lim-53, 55, 59, 303 Sierra, Frank-89, 195, 303 Treharn, Jeanne-306 Tropp, Mary-306 Trujillo, Daniel-306 Trujillo, ,loe-82, 307 Trujillo, Mary-307 Trujillo, Prescilla-307 Trusty, Carolyn-45, 87, 307 Tull, Linda-307 Turner, Lonnie-307 Ulibari, Steve-307 Valdez, Mary-307 Valdez, Raymond-307 Valdez, Walter-162, 307 Valencia, Carmen-307 Valencia, Pat-307 Valenzuela, Rachel-307 Vallejos, Gerald-308 Vallej os, Lorraine-46, 308 Vallej os, Mary Ann-308 Valles, Lydia-308 3l9 Valles, Paul-89, 183, 184, 185, 187, 250, 308 Valles, Priscilla-308 Vallez, Eddie-308 Vallez, Paul-308 Valtierra, Rafael-89, 163, 308 Van Blaricom, Buddy-143, 184, 186, 192, 308 Vanderslice, Michael-82, 308 Van Reeth, Donna-308 Vargas, Ernest-80, 308 Vega, Marta-309 Velasquei, Charlie-182, 185, 309 Velasquez, Frankie-80, 309 Velasquez, Johnny-309 Vichi, Bill-309 Victor, Gene-39, 73, 133, 172, 189, 191, 309 Vigil, Billy-309 Vigil, Cynthia-75, 245, 309 Vigil, Sylvia-309 Villegas, Caroline-309 Vivian, Anita--309 Walden, Donna-38, 39, 41, 45, 46, 80, 309 Walker, Jim-70,71, 173, 189, 191, 309 ,W Ward, Cheryl-90, 310 0 Ward, Jo Ann-310 Ward, Roger-310 Warnack, Don-52, 55, 310 Washington, Timothy-46, 65, 89, 127, 163, 258, 310 Watson, Bill-310 183, 184, Wells, Leo-310 Wenk, Patsy-92, 310 Wickman, Donald-96, 310 Wiest, Randy-49, 80, 310, 312 Williams, Parry-39, 53, 73, 135, 138, 139, 140, 156, 240, 310 Wilson, Dee Ann-45, 58, 72, 74, 88, 127, 141, 258, 310, 312, 313 Wilson, Keith-82, 194, 310 Wilson, Lawrence-310 Wimberly, Danny-41, 42, 80, 310 Winn, Judy-311 Wolfel, Freddie-173, 174, 179, 311 Wood, Allen-52, 55, 64, 65, 127, 311 Wood, Linda-45, 311 Woods, Elizabeth-39, 41, 311 Woodward, Dorothy-63, 311 Woodward, Doyle-53, 55, 63, 311 Worden, Calvin-311 Wright, Barbara-75, 80, 311 Yee, W. 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