Bernalillo High School - Spartan Yearbook (Bernalillo, NM)

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Hernandez Composes School Song Mr. Edmundo Hernandez, Musical instructor, secretly wrote and composed our new school song. The song was heard by the students and there was a unanimous approval of acceptance. Shortly after, a contest for naming the school song, was opened. The prize was a basketball season ticket and the win- ning entry Spartan Victory March was submitted by Tommy Perez. Familiarity of popular music was made possible through the organization of a dance band. Beginners band was also introduced to encourage participation in the musical aspects of school functions. A spring concert was held in May by the advanced and beginners band. In February the band attended a state wide concert at Johnson Gym in Albuquer- que. They also played numerous selections throughout the year at various asse- mh. HERNANDEZ completes his mblies. third year as band instructor. Spartan Victory March o t t =F=F=°= hn—1 —©— c n L=» 8 5= —d LQ— •' PVAY FOR CKO----RY OP OUR OCAR HIGH SCHOOL WC HE -V€R VYOR---RY Ip WE MN OR LOSE ■ iuPf .O rs , — —r z nr 1 ° I n l —n m — a- 4 T'l j L C V p a P p J w n n. u . L K' 1 .. L k» I . -t-zz-f ± ■n— - —a rt i i . —. '-up ■ WC PLAfTOR SPORT AMO POfi OLO-RY OP OUR 8 M S. P rx — b £ = c :: CLC 8 g=j =ff=fl C-» —p— 3 sand members are: Instructor, Mr. Hernandez. Roger Lucero, David Synder. Dave Wheeler. David Shancez. Ralinda Butler. Sarah Montoya. John Yocum. Walter Lopez. Julian Sanchez, Eddie Torres. Pancracio Chalan. Tony Sturgeon, (front row) Ros- anita Garcia, Harold Blair. Flemie Chavez. Seferina Chavez. Bonnio Trujillo. Steve Pratt. Rudy Tenorio, Reyecita Coriz. Virginia Gallego. Marcelina Chama. Charlotte Sanchez. Pearl Cano. Evlyn Lovato. Bernice Graeber and Erma Gean Gallegos. B H 5 BAffO

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roger amador. Roger Lucero, and Benjic Lucero, set type for printing of newspaper. Shield Goes To Press Mr. Pienado and the Printing Staff are very busy people, when it comes to printing our school paper. Most people would think this kind of work was all play and no work, but it's just the very opposite of that. While two or three boys set out the type, three more get the paper ready for printing. Three others may be cleaning the ma- chine of old type. The big moment of course is when they have everything set and the first issue is printed, then they know how accurate and efficient their work is. TOMMY MARTINEZ. Jim Guillen. Valentin© Lovato. Robert Montoya and Roger Amador, proof read first printing of the Shield. RUDY tenorio. Paul De Lara, and Martin Gurule. Ink the Printing press. tommy Martinez. Jim Guillen. Rudy Tenorio. ready paper for printing.

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Mechanical Drawing in school pre- pares the student for later life in this field. Nick Garcia seems to bo very en- thusiastic in his work. In order to furnish a study of the rules and princi- ples fundamental to the makinq and reading of blue prints, a club called Mechanical Drawing was organ- ized. Meeting for 70 minutes weekly, the members utilized tools and symbols and gained concepts of bas- ic Geometric figures. Following their own blue print they attempted to construct a house (to scale) of lumber. It would con- tain windows, doors and all essential parts of a house. Bernalillo High School Holds Music Festival Bernalillo High School convened a music festival with the co-operation of many neighboring grade schools and junior high schools. School participants were: Grade schools—Roosevelt, Placitas, Algodones, Santo Domingo; Roose- velt Junior High and B. H. S. There was a large variety of songs, dances and instrumentals. Mr. Edmundo Hernandez and Mrs. Diana Howe were in charge of the music. Rehearsals are held for participants. Rita Lucero. Glenda Silva. Sandra Aragon and Rallnda Butler. Mr. Hernandez at piano. At right is one of the soloists for the occasion.