Bernalillo High School - Spartan Yearbook (Bernalillo, NM)

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Players Dramatize “Ramona” Early California, with all its romance, color and atmos- phere was seen on the stage of the Bernalillo High School Au- ditorium when the Drama Club presented the first dramatic presentation in the history of B. H. S. Ramona a royalty play by Northwestern Publishing Company is a three-act dramati- zation of Helen Hunt Jackson's immortal romance. The play depicted the life of a gentle, beautiful girl, half Indian, half Spanish, who leaves her only home and life of luxury to marry Allessandro, an Indian. One of the greatest love stories ever written, Ramona ROSE wheelock was solocted unani- mously by the Drama Club as presi- dent of this organization for the 1957- 1958 school year. characters in play are: Patricia Reynolds as Margarita-Marda's daughter. Eddie Torros as Juan Canito-head shepherd. Seferina Chavez as Juanito-old servant and Tommie Mares as Marda-head cook. father jose, Julian Sanchez, gives his blessing to Allessandro. Frank Perea, and Ramona. Viola Romero before his depar- ture. was selected on the basis of clear-cut stipulations concerning the adjustment problems involved and values derived from integrating the Spanish, the Pueblo and Anglo extractions. IN this romantic drama Rose Wheelock portrays a harsh Senora who absolutely forbids Ramona's marriage to Allessandro. The play was shown publicly and was a tremendous success. Miss Dolores Silva, drama instructor, directed the Players.”

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EDNA PADILLA. BUSINESS manager; Mrs. Torres, Sponsor and Rita Lucero. Editor look concerned as they balance their books. toni Benavidez. Dave Wheeler, Rita Lucero. Joe Ortega. Mrs. Torres, Carmen Gonzales. Viola Perea and Edna Padilla en- joy a job that can bo hm. “Shield” Joins NS PA Mrs. Torres, sponsor, Rita Lucero, editor, and staff strived to collect small items of inter- est for each issue of the school paper. A steady stream of news was constantly made available for our enjoyment. Everyone looked forward to the distribution of this official pub- lication with anticipation. This year the National Scholastic Press Association was of major concern. Each issue of the paper was given a critical analysis, re- turning the results to them. Membership in this association lead to journalistic improvement and continued hard work to meet standards. dave wheeler and Rita Lucero know it takes quite a bit of typing to put out the Shield. mrs. torres and Rita Lucero's favorite words when JOE ORTEGA. Toni Benavidez and Rita Lucero can't seem to find any preparing copy for the linotype are: rewrite, reword and inspiration. check with the dictionary.

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the sewing club, sponsored by Mrs. F. Zimmerly provided an opportunity for addi- tional training for girls interested in sewing. The students created original styles or went by pattern. They received instructions on quick sewing techniques, learned the tricks and short cuts for lovelier garments. The club was divided into two periods, each group devoting 75 minutes weekly. Sen- ior girls were given first preference and so on down the line. They made great progress de- spite time limitations. A number of beautiful Fiesta Dresses were made, plus various other types of clothing. Including these girls also participated in a style show, held in the spring. Science Club Joins Science Film Strip knowledge of our environment and present day developments de- pict the purpose of the Science Club. Thus, we are capable of being of greater service to ourselves, our community and our nation. Interest, imagination, broad- mindedness are basic factors in ac- cepting and studying scientific meth- ods. These may also be established as requirements for joining the club. This organization adopted a constitution and joined the Science Film Strip of the Month Club as the year commenced a system of record keeping of all laboratory equipment and supplies was worded on as time progressed. 80 Girls Put On Style Show the students of B. H. S. have shown a now interest in science. They find it enjoyable to experiment, and the tense feeling they get when an experiment is underway. (Above) Mr. Rivera carefully measuros chemicals. A great importance in a successful oxporimont. The eager oyes of Frank Gurule watch on. (Below) GLENDA silva, Delfinia Rivera, Lu- gardita Otero, Theresa Vigil, and Letrice Howe, complete their Fiesta dresses as time nears for their big fashion show. Mrs. Zimmerly adjusts machines and material for Lillian Gutterix. while Patsy Ortix looks on. It doesn't seem to bother Tina Casias as she indules in heming her dress. — -