Bernalillo High School - Spartan Yearbook (Bernalillo, NM)

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Student Body Intermingling of Three Cultures | Our student body represents three outstanding cultures. Those of Indian, Spanish and Anglo extraction. Our aim to create closer relationships and a better understanding of each group has been very successful. 53

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Spartan’s Statistics Walter Blair •PF 67 FG 118 FT Total 61 297 Carlos Pino 56 96 82 274 George Jaramillo 15 20 1 41 Joe Ortega 48 23 6 52 Clyde Trujillo 57 52 11 115 Jake Viqil 60 66 26 158 Mike Montoya 14 18 9 45 Robert Montoya 2 0 1 1 Jim Guillen 16 4 2 10 Paul DeLara 1 0 0 0 Bennie Montano 1 0 2 2 Dickie Lopez 14 36 15 87 Martin Gurule 7 7 5 19 Alex Gurule 2 3 0 6 Total Points—season 1107 Season Average 50 Team points—one aame 67 Combined Points—one aame .124 Team Field goals—season Team free throws—season 443 221 Team free throw average 50% Opponent total points 1039 Opponent aame averaae 47 PF—Personal Fouls FG—Field goals FT—Free throws the spartan's biggost men; Carlos Pino. Joo Ortega, and Walter Blair take advantage of a Magdalena playor in the district 3B tourney. the spartan TANS congratulate the players after a tight over- time game with Corona giving the Spartans a 53-51 victory in the district 3B tournoy. 52

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Student Council Assemblies such as pictured above wore conducted by the council throughout tho year. Walter Blair, President stops in middlo of topic to see what is so captivating in Harold Blair. (Below) Frank Perea, President of the Safoty Council, con- sults with Mr. Esparza, while Nora and Viola Romero, eagerly anticipate. Clara Lucero. Ralinda Butler. Viola Romero and Lourdes Perea, ready class pins for selling. Projects such as pictured (above loft) were undertaken by all members. m ; i i l 1 S. C. Attends Convention Another 57-58 first was the revision in the pro- cedure sustained by the Student Council since its organization. That was, the president and vice-presi- dent of each class automatically became council members. This year, however, the classes were di- vided into home rooms, each home room choosing a representative. No class would have less than two students in the council. Also, in breaking away from tradition a general election for officers was held. Campaigning for the election for officers was held. Campaigning for the election was conducted a week before the actual voting date. Senior representatives competed for the presi- dents seat and Junior representatives for Vice-Presi- dents. The positions as to class. Returns were very close and interesting. Ralinda Butler must have said somothii funny. Pat Reynolds seems to want to he more. Nora Romero is just listening.