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

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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.

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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

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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.