Bernalillo High School - Spartan Yearbook (Bernalillo, NM)

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Organizations Additional Learning In Special Fields Organizations help to break the monotony of perpetual class- room work. Participation in extra curricular activities relaxes your mind and at the same time gives you special training in a field of your own choosing. Bernalillo High's schedule offers a variety of Clubs. 27

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The People Responsible For The Up-Keep Of Our School Mr. Flavio Nieto always scorns to be around whenever he is needed. Here he places a sign for one of the store rooms. Many times we the student body fail to realize the important work that goes into the smooth operation of our school. The people responsible for this task are the cus- todians, nurse, kitchen staff and bus drivers. Each day they perform their duties diligently. These include: medical care for students, providing a means of transportation, cafeteria service and keeping the building in tip-top condition. With the installment of new equipment in the high school kitchen the cooks find their daily work more pleasant. During the nurse's weekly visits she enjoys her own comfortable room, where she may confer with students in private. Nurse Bumgardner carefully examines her pationt. Valerio Archibeque. She makes her weekly visits on Thursday. Bus drivers are: Mr. E. Baldonado. Mr. Domingo Atencio. Mrs. Lucero. Mrs. Lormuseaux. Mr. Rivera. Mr. Baca. Mr. Ray Lovato. Mr. A1 Pecos and Mr. Jimmie Corix. The cooks (below) aro: Mrs. Richardson Mrs. Andorson. Mr. Ray Lovato. Mr. Richardson and Mrs. Margaret Chavez.

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(Above) Staff gets togethor to determine means of raising monoy to get the Spartan out of the Red. Loft to right are: Beth Muller. Addie Raol. Sally Vigil, Mr. Tony M. Gonzales. Clarita Lucero. Harold Blair, and Horman Lu- cero. (Left) Waltor and Sally chock over time schedule on out ol school time spent on Yearbook. Spartan Fourteen Staff Largest Ever With Enthusiastic Members At times people can be very critical of another's work. They may offer worlds of advise, but when the actual work involved is discovered no one is willing to do something about it. Such would have been the case this year, but for the large and competent staff who devoted both time and effort in attempt to publish a superior yearbook. Much difficulty was encountered in the organization of the club, therefore progress was hindered by later occur- ances. All but three were not acquainted with this type of work. With a little coaching and guidance from the sponsor, Mr. Gonzales and former members they proceeded with great determination. Many of the fourteen staff members developed a deep interest in photography. The photographic equipment which was purchased this year was a tremendous aid in acquiring knowledge concerning this particular field. Candidates for the Spartan Queen contest were nomi- nated by the staff. The selection was made by the entire student body. Following a tie, between two girls a re-vote was held in which Mickie Molinar was victorious.