Bernalillo High School - Spartan Yearbook (Bernalillo, NM)

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T t cluttered tables (right) are charactoriBtic ol the stall room the entire year, but Clarita Lucero. Harold Blair and Joseph Ruiz soem to disregard this as they make plans lor a trip to Albuquerquo to sell ads. Josophine Babbit. Kathy Garley. Pat Reynolds and Beth Muller llnd that yearbook life is mostly a repetition ol writing, checking and rewriting copy lor ac- ceptance by the copy editor. SP editor Walter blair and Business Manager Sally Vigil check over lay- out beloro allowing it to be signed and sent to the publisher. Walter Blair and Jake Vigil (above) lind it hard to concentrate on the job at hand when wise guys like Addie Rael and Pat Reynolds poke fun at the picturos ol thorn which just came out ol the dark room.

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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.

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miss olguin, Louise Quintana. Martha Chavoz, Flora Lovato and Mayta Martinez (abovo) begin the long hard job of classi- fying books, (left) Betty Tannar checks out book from sponsor Miss C.guin. Library Holds Book Drive Miss Olivia Olguin and the eight student librar- ians tackled the tedious task of discharging and facilitating library services in the school. Keeping a complete catalogue file, maintaining an up to date bulletin for announcements, caring for books, maga- zines, newspapers and seeing to it that shelves were kept neat was part of the daily routine. This year's library budget was spent mostly on buying new books and supplies. Besides obtaining books through purchase orders, a book drive re- sulted in the club acquiring an additional 175 titles. louise quintana (left) inserts borrowers card in shipment of New Books. Enjoying New Magazines beforo placing on sholf are Adelina Baca and Joe Lujan (bolow).