Bernalillo High School - Spartan Yearbook (Bernalillo, NM)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1988 volume:

I I SPARTAN Ron Olson • Sponsor Donna Tenorio • Editor Vangie Tenorio ■ Editor Leslie Baldonado Chuck Benado Dawn Blue Sky Marybelle Candelaria Minerva Chavez Michael Gutierrez Jason Hoogerhuiz Camila Hurtado Laura Montano Lorencita Moquino Lynette Quintana Daryl Trancosa Mary Jo Trujillo Matthew Trujillo Bernalillo High School Bernalillo, Hew Mexico Co Co And we can build this dream together.. 2 3 Standing strong forever . . . W'V W Nothing’s gonna stop us now 6 7 Cq-j TD IY)v3 it r,cf t Laura Montano • What do you mean let go Darlene 6c Charlene Pacheco • Don't cry, of my hands?” Double Mint will rehire us. Patricia Kitchens • Ooo. busted.” Michael Calabaza • Hurry up! Hurry up! This is an emergency! Andrew Quintana • Turbo Man Qigette Garcia • Ya want some candy? .. Sych.” Michelle Kilfoy ■ Betcha can't catch me?!” Carmen Reams • Umm ... What do you want me to do?” Leslie Baldonado - Wanna see my Band - Aid? 8 Can ovi Ip IMw'-fc+f (mg? Glenda Ortiz - Mow I found out you can t get a tan in Yellowstone. Mary Jo Trujillo • Put me down! I’m afraid of heights! lario Porras • Where's the cake we re sup- Vera Abeita osed to stand on? blue. You better let me or I II turn Carla Garcia • Child of the com ennifer Salazar • Go away kitty, this is line! Paul Archuleta • Anyone want a ride ? Stephen Mowden • My futures so bright I gotta wear shades. angie Tenorio - Mice pole, nice pole. 9 Marybelle Candelaria • School Girl Ian Weinreich - OK hun. I II be finished with your house soon.'' Richard Lucero Santas Elf Bill Baker • Raiders, here I come!'' Stephanie Nieto - Smile pardner! Victoria Benevidez • Where arc all th« boys?!?” Kilcen Myers • hi! I'm Cindy Brady! 10 Michelle Pasena OK class, turn to pg. 253 (even though I can't read very well yet). Lisa Chavez • You want It when???” Of tothy Cordova - Please let these curlers Taby Kennedy • THE original party animal, vork. Amen. Janice Daldonado • It s time for my mid- Leon Lucero - Ahhhl! I'm slipping!! night snack. Rayna Misqucz - How you are in my com- mand. Minerva Chavez - I know the quadratic equation better than you. Donna Tcnorio - Let me tell you about the Dirds and the bees.” Christopher Molina • Peek-a-boo, l see you! Francis Dc Vorc • Don't ever mess with me!! n p V f ou, £ Allen Holley • Actually, I want a better toy than this. Denise Valdez - “Even babies need their beauty sleep. Daryl Candelaria - Oh Goody, you brought Joe Valdez - Yeah, I Know I'm cute. home a double Whopper. Monica Bridges - Speak to me. Kiss me. Lea Perez • OKAY! THERE! You want it, you love me. got it! 12 Oneida Velasquez - I think I look like a monchichi doll. Jolene Esquibel Am I having fun yet?” Richard Jarmillo Gaa Ga-Goo (translat- ed: I look totally cool. ) Robert Q. Gurulc • I'm innocent ... really!” Dru Ahsona • Where's the party? Wendy GuRule - “Just wiping my tears. torencita Moquino - “Mom ... feed m Michelle Garcia - Big Wheel. Patricia Darnell - “Who wants a hug? Prancine Montoya - Stay away. I'll bite!' Judy Rivers • Theres times I can act so Danette Salazar • Baby wants bottle, innocent.” fnm .oll cm oV- Steve Roybal - So confused about where Bcrtina Tenorio • Don't feed us animals. Cynthia Chavez • Miss mind and muscles, babies really come from. 14 Janet Otero. Carla Garcia. Janice Otero “Ho fair, Carla's got all the dolls and we got these stupid oranges. Clarissa Velarde • Rahh. I'm Godzilla and I'm gonna eat you. Tracy Fellhoelter - “Wow, I feel SEXY.” Camille Hurtado • Ooo Alberto. John M. Sapicn • Ten cents a Ride. Georgia Tenorio • Ready, Set, Go. Vera Abeita Julie Arnett Albert Aguilar Juan Arias Walter Armijo Bill Baker Beatrice Baldonado Janice Baldonado Leslie Baldonado Charles Benado Victoria Benevidez Dawn Blue-Sky Brian Bowers Francine Bowser Monica Bridges Tom Caballero ,7 Michael Calabaza Pascual Calabaza Kevin Candelaria Claudine Calabaza Matthew Ce de Baca Byron Chavarillo Wayne Chavarillo Cynthia Chavez 18 Joseph Chavez Lisa Chavez Howard Chism James Conseen John Cosentino Angela Crespin Patricia Darnell Francis DeVore Qorgine Fragua Tracy Fellholter Fernando Flores Jolene Esquibel Reina Gallegos Carla Garcia Cindy Garcia Delvan Garcia 19 Michael Gutierrez Steven liowden 20 Darlene James Mathan Gurule Robert Gurule Wendy Gurule Rita Gutierrez Allen Holley Jason Hoogerhuiz Sandra Humetewa Camila Hurtado Chrishelle Jackson Charlene Jaramillo Richard Jaramillo Taby Kennedy Michelle Kilfoy Patricia Kitchens Elena Lopez Esther Lovato Leon Lucero Richard Lucero Benji Madrid Archie Manzanares Steve Montoya Lorencita Moquino Johnny Moreno Eric Montoya Kileen Myers Stephanie Hieto Janet Otero Janice Otero Andrew Quintana Jason Rael Mario Porras Lea Perez Carmen Reams Joe Rinaldi Estella Rivas Judy Rivera Lisa Rivera Rita Romero Steve Roybal Danette Salazar Carlos Sanchez Terina Sanchez Gary Sandoval Gilbert Sanchez Jennifer Salazar Consuelo Santillanes Lori Santriana John Sapien Patricia Silva Valarie Stueber Tanya Tafoya John Tammany Bernida Tenorio Bertina Tenorio Donna Tenorio Georgia Tenorio Donovan Trancosa Daryle Trancosa 24 Vangie Tenorio Ramos Tortalita Sandra Trujillo Tina Unale Denise Valdez Ramus Trujillo Prom 87 Julie Amett and Ken Rome- ro Vanaie Tenorio and Alfred Aguilar Terina Sanchez and Luther Valencia Roberta Lebya and Manel Valdez Judy Rivera and Vince Pa- dilla Lisa Rivera and Steve Baca Owen Trancosa and Dru Ah sona Avonne Garcia and Pascual Calabaza Marian Lucero and David Montoya Kileen Myers and Ben Mig- bee Bertina Tenorio and Rodney Coriz never Say Goodbye” Zlaudine Calabaza and Vayne Aguilar vathy Cordova and Mike kguilar Lisa Candelario and Marvin Trujillo Rose Coriz and Micheal Pa- checo Charlene Lucero and Gil- bert Sanchez Esther Lovato and Mathan Romero Lori Satriana and Jason Jennifer Salazar and Steven Patricia Silva and Mike Pa- Amanda Estrada and John Chavez Gutierrez dilla Sapien Valerie Stucber and Ronnie Archibeque Amanda Lovato and Brian Perez Francesca Chavez and Ian Weinreich Each moment is a memory Leslie Baldonado and George Chavez Camila Hurtado and Trent McCoy Monica Bridges and Danie Sandoval Dawn Blue-Sky and Wayne Chavarillo Pauline Naranjo and An- drew Quintana Lina Perez and Jason Dc lara Laura Montano and Joe Rin- aldi Yvonne Escarcida and Ste- phen llowden Kimberly Valencia and Roc ney Chavez :indy Garcia and Joseph loybal Rochelle Garcia and James Eustace lary Moquino and Joseph Ihavez Memories last a lifetime 7 Sandra Humetewa and Pe- ter Lucero Taby Kennedy and Rick Moreno Tara Lewis and Matthew Trujillo Darlene James and Ruben Sanchez Ellouise Crespin and Daryl Candelaria Patricia Darnell and Carl Darnell Janice Baldonado and Dean Mortensen seemed to last forever Sheila Nieto and Michael Herrera Sandra Garcia and Scott Ap- pel Ruth Persall and Robert Lu- cero Cheryl Sandoval and Mi- chael Tenorio Malissa Padilla and Albert Aguilar Bernadette Kerute and Ter- rance Valencia Charmaine Sandoval and Andy Chavez Malissa Puentes and Marie Parras Jennifer Martinez and Ken Rivera Kathy Chavez and Randy Aragon Michelle Dominguez and Vince Montoya Diane Moya and Julio Ara gon But it went by too quickly ' Amy Tarango and Robert Moreno Cynthia Sandoval and James Chavez Yvonne Garcia and Andrew Romero Lurlaine Chavez and Leroy Aragon Genelle Tcnorio and Jason Hoogerhuis CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT-Donna Tenorio VICE-PRESIDENT-Dawn Blue-Sky TREASURER-Sam Martin SECRETARY-Kathy Cordova 32 Living Up To Our Expectations Getting a grip on life? Just chill,” Mr. Gallegos. 34 Eric, are you goofing off? Martin Aguilar Molicio Aguilar Patrick Aguilar Scott Appel Loretta Archibeque Patrick Archibeque Ronnie Archibeque Stefanie Armijo Sherwin Avila Mary Baca Eric Baldonado Monica Baldonado riaomi Baldonado David Bamaby Joni Barron Dana Brown George Calabaza Shalyn Calabaza Yvonne Calabaza Elizabeth Carroll Andre Castillo Raymond Castillo Brigitte Casaus Paul C de Baca 35 Andy Chavez Francesca Chavez Jennifer Chavez Robert Chavez Tanya Chavez John Coriz James Darnell Michelle Dominguez Katrina Eldridge Wayne Engle Yvonne Escarcida Dan Esquibel Amanda Estrada James Eustace Maria Favela Gilbert Fernandez Gary Fierro Jeremy Gallegos Gail Garcia Gilbert Garcia Sarah Garcia Selene Garcia Shelton Garcia Pat Guerin 36 Gerald Gurule Albert Gutierrez Steven Gutierrez Ronny Hand Joseph Herrera Wydennsa Holmes Antonio Jaramillo Christine Kitsch Josephine Leyba Hicole Lopez Joseph Lovato Jr. Joseph Lovato R. Annette Lucero Arthur Lucero Mark Lucero Robert Lucero Veronica Lucero Yolanda Lucero Joseph Macek Troy Martinez Santana Melchor John Montoya Diane Moya Julie Hieto 37 Louise Ortiz Luana Ortiz Mario Ortiz Monika Ortiz Michelle Pacheco Roslyn Padilla Kenneth Parra Jacob Pecos Marie Perez Rebecca Perez Jean Peters Michael Quintana Sheila Quintana Tina Quintana Dena Reid Versavela Reyes riadine Romero Kathy Rosetta Matthew Rosetta Tanya Rosetta Ken Romero Joseph Roybal Manuel Ruiz Valerie Salazar 38 Jerry, actually working? The Wild, Wild Juniors The Junior Class is comprised of many intelligent and talented students. We have one more year and than we will be released into the new world. This makes me proud to serve as President of this Great Class!” Michael Wood Junior class President Those dam birds! James, tardy again? Class Representatives: Diane Moya, Yvonne Escarida, Missy Dominguez, Mike Tcnorio, and Tricia Beyale. 39 Lawrence Sandoval Fermin Sena Mellie Star Patricia Taraddei Phillip Taraddei Kathy Tenorio Eddie Torres Fred Trujillo Robert Trujillo Chris Urioste Diane Valdez Lenore Valdez Jonell Valencia Vicki Valencia fiancy Vallejos Sheila Van Pelt Victor Velasquez Michael Waddell Geneva Wiggins Michael Wood Zana Yazza Retakes ... Greg Molina Roy Pacheco Lynette Quintana Debi Rochelle Deanna Trancosa Gwen Trancosa Jennifer Trujillo 41 I SOPHOMORES We're Moving Up With Pride Ramona Aguilar and Jennifer Mar- tinez taking their time walking to class. Annette Acosta Delfino Aguilar Leslie Aguilar Paul Aguilar Ramona Aguilar Louise Aragon Frank Archibeque Valerie Archibeque Adrianna Arias Cynthia Armijo Stephanie Armijo Daniel Arquero Teddy Baca Erica Bailon Rick Barreras 43 Edgar Benavidez Gabriel Benavidez Luciano Benavidez Teresa Beyale Leroy Bird Joyce Bridges Carlene Calabaza Kathleen Calabaza Luterio Calabaza Sanford Calabaza Victoria Cano Carol Ann Chalan Jeremy Chavarillo Geneva Chavez James Chavez Jason Chavez Kathy Chavez Leon Chavez Michelle Chavez Jacque Coriz James Crespin Patricia Crespin Gloria Cruz Chris Delara Robert Diaz Sandra Duran Michael Durand Sonya Esquibel Darlene Estrada Edward Estrada jpOPpct 44 Michelle Fajardo Teile Farias Isabel Flores Adrian Garcia Isaac Garcia Joey Garcia Katherine Garcia Melanie Garcia Yvonne Garcia Megan Gardner Kim Gober Arthur Gonzales Richard Gonzales Jeff Griego Marilyn Gutierrez Paul Herrera Christine Jaramillo Bryan Lawrence Roberta Layba Tia Lisa Lewis Wade Longley Antoinette Lopez Frank Lopez Charles Lovato Janet Lovato Patrick Lovato Rosalita Lovato Tera Lovato Anthony Lucero Christina Lucero 45 Marian Lucero Peter Lucero Matthew Maestas Koseann Marquez Wayne Martin Betty Martinez Brian Martinez Georgette Martinez Jennifer Martinez Jon Martinez Michelle Martinez Cristy McBride Donna Melchor Shannon Mondragon Matthew Montano 46 0 Mandi Montford Bernadette Montoya Michelle Mora Robert Moreno Jeff Mortenson Shane Mortenson Jeremy Myers John Navarro Shawn Pablito Jeff Padilla Melissa Padilla Jose Parra Stacey Peters Sophia Pena Brian Perea Jason Pratt Delores Quintana Jonathan Quintana Sue Anne Quintana Zachary Quintana Daniel Reano Renee Reed Scooter Reynolds Leonard Rivera Ruben Rodriguez Jessica Romero Kenneth Romero Rebecca Romero Qayther Rosetta Martin Rosetta 47 Francisco Salazar Wade Sanchez Glen Seager Arthur Segura Danny Silva Debra Suina Jeff Suina Shannon Tarro Jude Tcnorio Leewayne Tenorio Steven Torres Reycita Trancosa Josette Trujillo Lynn Trujillo Phil' Trujillo CLASS Melanie hanging out be REPRESENTATIVES tween classes Delilah Montano Lynn Trujillo Michelle Wood Teresa Beyale (not pictured) Amanda Lovato (not pictured) 48 Bernadette Unale Sara Valdez Emily Valencia Renee Valencia Cynthia Velasquez Anthony Vigil Charles Vigil Michelle Wood Shirley Zamora Tanya Ahsona Naomi Baldonado Amanda Lovato Tara Martinez The class of 1990 has a bright future in the world. We, the Sophomore class have a lot of spirit and pride in the Ber- nalillo Spartans. We will help each other and try to be the best class Bernalillo high has ever had. The class would also like to thank our sponsors for helping us be a better class. Sophomore Class OFFICERS PRESIDENT-Patrick Lovato SECRETARY-Shane Mortenson VICE-PRESIDEMT-Peter Lucero TREASURER-John Navarro (not pictured) 49 check this Eliza Abeyta Angelo Aguilar Chris Aguilar Duane Aguilar April Allen Belinda Aragon Carla Aragon Edward Archibeque James Archibeque Aimee Arellancs Berdina Armijo Guillermo Arriola Brian Baca Michela Baca Mick Baca Donald Bailon Patrick Barber Albert Barela Ralph Bayes Chrissy Benavidez Johanna Bird Galen Bolton Marian Bosschaart Heidi Bradshaw Brent Brown Diego C De Baca Corctta Calabaza FRESHMAN Class Officers PRES.- Manuel Montano VICE-PRES.- Santiago Montoya TREASURER- James Goldberg riot Pictured: SECRETARY- Josette Tenorio 51 FRESHMAN Class Reps. Lynette Griego and Johnna Bird The Freshman Class of 1991 is striving to reach their goals here at B.H.S. They have a long ways to go, but with alot of hard work and dedication they can make our four years here at B.M.S. as educational and memorable as possible. Although we have just begun, we won't give up until our goals have been reached ... One of our goals this year is to start raising money for our Junior- senior Prom, but remember we have only just begun.'' Josettee Tenorio Donna Calabaza Donavan Calabaza Janie Calabaza Joseph Calabaza Martin Calabaza Randy Calabaza Jonathan Candelaria Adam Candelario Wilfred Carabaial Don Chama Alissa Chavez Benito Chavez Denise Chavez Gary Chavez Jessica Chavez Joseph Chavez Larry Chavez Loretta Chavez Maureen Chavez Raymond Chavez Stephanie Chavez David Coriz Ernestine Crespin Louticia Crespin Jason DeHerrera Katrina DeLara Stephanie Duran Richard Earl Derrick Esquibel Marsha Esquibel Melanie Estrada Russell Fellhoeltor Jermone Flores Jesus Flores Yolanda Flores Roger Foster Lora Fox Aaron Garcia Athena Garcia Avonne Garcia Bernadette Garcia Brenda Garcia Eric Garcia Jenny Garcia Joan Garcia Jonathan Garcia Marion Garcia Mcrvin Garcia Monica Garcia Olivia Garcia Robert D. Garcia Robert R. Garcia Justin Gardner Oliver Garcia Jessica Garviso James Goldberg Lynette Griego Melanie Guillen Bernadette Gutirrez Gretchen Heinzman Amy Hurtado Patricia Hurtado James Jio Ranceford Jio Angela Junker Patrick Lance Tia Lewis Arthur Leyba Traci Locher Alvino Lovato Lonnel Lovato Michelle Lovato Augustine Lucero Cheryl Lucero Matthew Lucero Michael Lucero Isaac Lujan Ernest Mares Leonard Mares Dominic Martinez Gilbert Martinez Louie Martinez Melvina Martinez Christine Medina Juan Molinar Jonathan Montano Larry Montano Manuel Montano Matthew Montano Adella Montoya Martina Montoya Santiago Montoya Mario Moquino Donna Moya Erica Hieto Harvey Hieto Haomi Ontiveros Janice Ortiz 53 Laneada Ortiz Rcvina Pacheco Vemita Pacheco Tanya Padilla Kerry Paiz Juanita Payton Emma Pena Christine Perea Cynthia Prairie Joe Pratt Bonjean Proffitt Anna Quintana Eric Quintana Richard Rael Crystal Ralston Brenda Reano Dora Reano Benjamin Rivera Jason Romero Jenica Romero Mark Romero Laticla Rosetta Connie Sanchez Eric Sanchez Lisa Sanchez Mona Sanchez Tamie Sanchez Wade Sanchez DeeDee Sandoval Domonic Sandoval Jose Sandoval Christine Satriana Amy Segura David Segura Immaculate Segura Luis Sena Harriet Star Christine Suina Wayne Suina Amy Tarango Bartolo Tenorio Chester Tenorio Jessica Tenorio Josette Tenorio Sedelio Tenorio Terecita Tenorio Dane Trancosa Mathan Trancosa Beatrice Urioste Irene Valdez Bamaby Valencia Conrad Valencia Geneva Valencia John Valencia Joseph Velarde Phcadra Velasquez Vernon Victorino Carmelita Whipple Morman Williams Patricia Wilson Maria Suina April Trancosa Rachel Valdez 54 Class Of 1991 Funky Freshman The Funky Freshman really seem to be getting with it this year. The majority seem to like it here at B.h.S. As the year comes around we will show the true Spartan Spirit of the class of 91”. Most of the freshman are participating in sports like: x- country, volleyball, football, and even cheerleading and band. The thing we really like is being off campus and the pep assemblies. It's a change but not much; the classes have more people in them but we get along. ’We the Class of 91” will always be the rowdy and mighty ones!!!” Manuel Montano On campus FUN!!! Hey you guys!!! 55 Class is Great!!! Walter Armijo Bom-March 31, 1970; Died-January 1, 1988 I shell not pass this way again — Although it be bordered be with flowers. Although I rest in fragrant powers, To highest heaven their gladsome flight; Though moons are full and stars are bright; And winds and waves are softly sighing, While leafy trees make low replying; Though voices dear in joyous strain Repeat a jubilant refrain; Though rising suns their radiance throw On summer’s green and winter's snow, In such rare splendor that my heart Would ache from scenes like these to part; Though beauties heighten, And life-lights brighten, And joys proceed from every pain — I shall not pass this way again. I love the beauty of the scene, Would roam again o’er fields so green; But since I may not, let me spend My strength for others to the end — For those who tread on rock and stone, And bear their burdens all alone, Who loiter not in leafy bowers, Nor hear the birds nor pluck the flowers, A larger kindness give to me, A deeper love and sympathy; Then, 0, one day May someone say — Remembering a lessened pain — “Would he pass this way again. .......£va Rost York Bffi.'fc' ;l L Ah ■ ■' WmmJn Mm M rm, W w w JAMW 'iM M $: 0 3 ;-j- «.a? I will throw niy, soul to the sky Nor the love yotronee ■ heart I know you will be there not pull apai But only strengthen the bond— We've grown k ■: fSfgR V to catch it r ■'■ i ■ ' • For my honor to t 0: f to has never died. SYLVIA ALCALA know .. -Patricia Silva Sr W Born: 7-18-69 12-10-86 ; � 5 Z Z. w- urn® nature's first green is gold, tier hardest hue to hold, tier early leafs a flower; But only so an hour. Then leaf subsides to leaf. So Eden sank to grief. So dawn goes down to day. nothing gold can stay. -Robert Frost I. Andre Quintana. TURBOMAN . being: of qu.intumiited mind leave all the crazy equations of Physics to all you puerile underclassmen, to figure out yourselves. 1! II kicks____________. I. Julie Arnett being of educated mind and long body hereby leave the following to the girl’s varsity HH team, may your season be as successful as the one oTSS: Yolanda Lucero. I leave my half of the twin towers. Coach How den I leave the memory of my height may you find it again someday, and to Mr Trujillo. I leave my connections to use wisely. To BUS students, best wishes I. Kilccn Myers, do hereby lease my books, teachers and locker to Jeremy, who will make better use of them. I lease fun memories of PL to Tabs. To Paul I leave myself. I. Ian Wemreieh. being of brilliant mind and sexy body do hereby leave all of my school work to all underclassmen To Francesca Chavez I leave my lose to keep for the rest of her life, and all my freinds I wish you the best of luck. I. Darlene Cebada. being of sane mind and body leave to Mrs. Ashe a desk organizer in hopes that she will use it. To Ms. Davis all my spare change in my truck To Yolanda I.. A Christine K. all the memories of the past years A the ’hard’ practices ro come I leave my name gus To the teachers of BUS I leave patience A good wishes Students of BUS Lot’s of Luck! . Jonathan Tammany, here say if I should leave here to soon. I leave my prize A joy. my truck to Lisa Rivera. I. Brian Cohz. Being of sound mind and body give my locker to my best friend John. A to all the Juniors I leave the basketball courts. The gym to Joseph. Best of all I leave my smelly gym locker to my best friend Jonathan. I. Camila Hurtado, being of sound mind A body hereby leave all my books A teachers to my younger sister Amy A all of her friends I hope they enjoy this school as much as I did SENIOR SS I. Bill Baker, will all my notes A cheat sheets to the period I “Bio II Crew (A Philburt) A all my other possesions to Val. I. Rayna Misquez. being of sound mind and body leave my heart to my one A only true love Paul. To Ms. Davis I leave her my English work including my book Stuffed animals to my Sister To Loretta J The thoughts we shared about people To my teachers I leave my sister, best of luck! You’ll need it! Fellow Seniors the best of luck in life may our paths cross again I. Christopher Molina, being of sound mind A body do here by leave to my big mouth brother, dreg, the brains I used for learning and thinking I also leave the books I used at least for souvenirs I. Joseph Valencia, (alias Snowman J leave all my books and graded papers to Jeremy G. may they be good help to him To Ronnie A I leave my Oregon Trails disk so Mrs. C Martinez can pul up with him again. To all my teachers I leave great headaches so they will remember me for a long time I. Michael Gutierrez, lease my l.evi jjckel to Jason C AH my construction skills to Phillip To Val I leave all my lose ro her To all the rest I leave my wonderful memory. I. Janice Bafdonado, of sound mind and body leave all my love A caring that will last forever ro my boyfriend To Patricia. Sadine. Naomi. A Cindy my ’little’ Ropers also lease the memories we have all spent together as best friends To Mrs Tafoya I leave all the apples A oranges To Mrs Aguilar I lease all my bruises and little talks I. Sam Martin, being of sound body and mind 11 think) lease this school permanently To nest years treasurer. take the money A buy something for yourself as I did. For next years seniors show some class and be like the rest in the great Class of 8SB! I. Victoria, being of insane mind leave Rita all the memories for those crazy chats about Kacpa. Do. MAM. A especially luscious. Koala! I also leave you a bakery of Hot buns A Pumkin Patch1 Jan to you all our wild A crazy memories A your little corner that you were stuck in. Many happy years with Dean. To Amanda A Jen I leave you memories of Mrs Martinez telling us to Shut Up!! I leave Char R2 A cowboy so you can lust!! Our great memories of all the wild A crazy adventures we’ve done and that’s it because you're going with me. Dawn Blue-Sky- There are two ways to get through life: to believe everything or to doubt everything: both ways save us from thinking Seniors of SS There's no one like you! I. Charles Benado. (not U) no longer here (hear the silence ') leave my music collection 2 Jason. Missy. Stereo 2 shirks oops Shelley A Jeff, stek humor 2 Cindy. R.G keep gyrating: K.C. A V.S. stop phewing (UJ deserve something valuable) Photography lessons ro Mr. O (so he won't take obseurred pictures). OBSCENE pictures ro yearbook. Camera 4 auction, money 2 charity More sick humor 2 Jolenc A Carla Childhood scraps to JR A DAB: SS remember Julia A Miracle Mask Brains ro ’Ncrva-systcm (M.C.) Screaming talents to Juniors To all C.ES. people, the right 2 sing Burn the Cheese to Ramus T. My diet to robust victims Bye and don’t L 4 get 'bout me. I. Rochelle Garcia, hereby leave all my Homecoming Memories to Herman and boozer (the party animals) I really had fun and to next years vollcybal team don’t have too many ice cream Tights on the bus. I. Manuel Valdez, being of insane mind and broken body hereby leave everything to whoever wants it. because everything I own is screwed up. especially my motorcycle Patricia Silva — Never give up. even when the gettings good Never never plead guilty, even when you are Most importantly never let them see you sweat. This is good advice, believe what I say. It's gotten me this far. at least to graduation day I. Robert Gurule. of sound mind and body leave all my goodness to all my friends, and all my rudeness to my confidents And to my family my lose. Nathan Gurule- ! like heavy metal, because the way it sounds It's a grinding sound. “What’s wrong with people There is always somebody trying to bring you under He had a deal Everywhere I go they try to me over Thai's why I am always angry I. Lea (Bca) Pecos, being of sound mind A body lave the luck to my sister Berta to get through high school To my dearest friend Tana all those great memories we had together. A my English papers (if you have Ms. Davis). Finally to all my friends that arc graduating, I wish you the best of luck in the future A may you accomplish what you have set for yourself in life Don't forget Class of SS’ Rules'! I. Jason Hoogerhuiz the 1st. lease Jennifer Martinez all my lose, sympathy A respect. A to my sister I have my awesome Trans-Am so she can take her friends to lunch A to the rest I leave my memory Carla Garcia U don't have 2B popular 2 make A statement U II I. Lori Salrian.t. betng of sound mind and body leave Mrs Aguilar the rubber bands, banana chips A French braids in the world And good times � c had together To Shane M. my sister and a big banana. Take care of them To all underclassmen my books and old teachers I. John Casiquito. leave my sadness A laughter to John Coriz A Mary Rum. I wish you guys the best of luck. Mary thanks for telling me to copy your homework A tests, if it wasn’t for you we wouldn’t have passed computer ed. Imelda I still remember when � c went to a movie A you choked on popcorn. Thanks for being a friend I. Charlene, being crazy mind A body leave Victoria my lustic thoughts of R2. cowboy and Bobby. I leave many memories of our crazy adventures. Rita a pumkin patch, and bakery Hot Buns. I also leave the memories of our Kacpa trip my dreams of riding MAM. Francine. my barbie, ( yeah the one little thing with no hair ). A excuses for ditching. SHELLY. I leave the memories of our Whitcsnakc concert, (sorry there was not enough room ) I, Cynthia Benavidez, being of totally unsound mind and always injured body leave to Heidi B the responsibility of my unfinished homework (since she doesn't enjoy doing her own). Patrick Guerin my penny cashfund to keep the blue bomber running (slowly but surely). Aimee. the patience (she needs to understand Bill). Chata. my rock tapes so she doesn't complain about all the ones her stero ale up. My teachers I leave all the tuck because the coming class of l9S9(my kid brother). Kathy Chavezfa.k.a. Bucla) what little brains I have so she doesn’t have to act like a blonde all the time. To Veronica, my graded cnglish papers so she doesn't have too much work to do. Corby C. my pens and pencils so he doesn't borrow anymore. To my fiancee, all my love (which he already has). I, Patricia Darnell, hereby leave this school Finally. I leave my red Ropers to Anne Aragon so she can sec how wasted they arc from picking up absentees. My change in my pocket for Ms. Davis’ lunch. To all the seniors I leave the memories we’ve had together A ro Carl Darnell I leave all my love So long to all my teachers at BHS’ I. Janice Otero, have nothing so I leave nothing, but the Best of luck! I. Stephen Howden. being of resplendent intellect, forsake all of my grammatical statutes ro Franchesca Chavez A Yvonne F. I bequeath my locker, satiated with an assortment of moto-cross bikes, to Brian Perea A Paul CdcBaca. locker S) in A-building. I also forsake gty epic pose of senior existence to all of my acquaintances who will next year be semors. I. Delri Jo Rochelle, of sound mind and body leave my locker, lock A homework to Christyal Ralston with good luck in the rest of her high school years. I. Sandra Humctewa. hereby leave the following to my 2 best friends Tcrina A Lori may you never forget the memories of our fun times at BHS To next years senior basketball players give it all you got. To my brother Larry I leave my textbooks for you to study as I did I. Annette Juanico. leave my brother Aaron J. luck, my books. A teachers Hope they give you as much pain as they given me My dearest friends C.J.. R.R.. M.S.. B. A I I leave them success A all the good things in life. To the seniors I wish them the very Best of l.uck. Robert J Garcia (Bubbles) hope you someday come out of your shell. A not be shy anymore. I. Kevin Candelaria, being of sound body and mind leave Daryl A Tim 2 of my best friend all the great limes we had together ’ I leave my books A homework to the next years seniors. My drawings to Mr Medina MINERVA CHAVEZ- If should leave before I graduate then I have nothing to give, but if I should graduate before I leave then I wish I had something to give Nothing Gold Can Stay I. Kathy Cordova, being of sound mind and body, declare Monica Bridges a compass so she can find her may to 1 class OS TIME' I leave all the hard times I gave my teachers behind. But most of all I lease behind my high school years forever. I. Denise Valdei Cuddles. being of sound mind and body leave an everlasting friendship to all my friends I leave my heart to the special guy mho mas my first love, (and you knom mho you are .) I. Consuelo Santillanes. being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave all my problems and homework to Donna Moya and leave nothing to this school but gratitude for being able to leave here a whole year earlier. I. Matt hem C Dc Baca, of sound mind and body leave my grade assignments to John Navarro May he not get caught cheating and hopefully graduate Someday! Robert Diar SI.3S to buy his own Copenhagen To all my teachers preparation H since I mas such a pain in the . Richard Rodriguer. being of sound mind and body leave my junk to whoever wants it. Robert C. Trujillo-1 quote John Lennon ! don’t believe in Beatles I believe in me. After all he mas the walrus. I. Pedro Martinez, leave this school my Craziness and I thank all the teacher that taut me evtrthmg I know I. Robert Garcia, have much to leave but I have to take it with me in order to get through life. I. Daryle Transcosa. of sound mind and body do hereby leave to my friends Terina. Lori, and Sandra all the partying in the world To Terina. I leave all my tapes and my cool dancing To Maryie. I leave her Amorous love she has with ICE. To Damn and Donna I leave all my Love A Friendship To my bro J.T.. Adela. and Bear. I leave all my books and unfinished homework and long hours of studying To the nest year's X-Country team I leave them all the balm so they could pul fo use. And to my fellow students I wish you the best of luck in the world! I. Maryie. of sound mind and body do hereby leave this institution of quality learning to all of the unfortunate underclassmen To my cur Adela I leave all my notebooks may she make good use out of them. To my bro Jeremy and cuz Jan I leave all my textbooks. To my two sisters Amy and Glenna I leave my Volleyball and Softball uniforms I wish you two the best of luck in the world. To Dary le I leave all the spicy beef slicks and the good times we had My best friend Linda (Peep-Squeak) I leave my Volleyball techniques hope you have a better record than we did To Orian and Alfred I leave all the Gum so they don’t have to bug me for some To Bear I leave my friendship Finally. I leave the school and the teachers. CLASS OF 88 WILL ALWAYS RULE!' I. Vangie Tenorio. of frazzled mind and body do hereby leave the memory of Vangle's phalangies to all my friends To Ken R thank you for being there when I needed someone to talk to To Jason II all the memories of our weird times in Yearbook and Psy chology To everyone else. I wish you the very best NOTHING GOLD CAN STA Y. SO GET OUT OF MY WAY! Donna Tenorio (Omega Pi) I. Keith Pacheco, being of sound mind do hereby leave my desk, the carvings on the desk and all my math homework to Lucas Chavez. Go for it Luc! I. I. Brijn Perez, do hereby leave my great knowledge to my girlfriend and my precious books to my sexy friend Ramona Aguilar. I leave all my crazy laughs and memories to all my dearest friends I give away my school to all the underclassmen and Future SPARTANS I. Gabriel Montano, hereby leave my valued box of junk to the Albuquerque Museum My totalled T-bird to Bryon B. my sweaty clothes in my gym locker to my buddy Coach Griego. Sometimes I feel like I'm going crazy, sometimes I know I'm going crazy: sometimes I have been crazy. I. Anthony Jaramilh. of sound body and mind leave my insanity. Have a safe trip I. Mary Sandoval, leave to Chrishelle my soeks in hopes that she puts them to use To Georgine. Imetda. Chrishelle. and Robyn: all the great memories. To my fellow students all the luck in the world I. Robyn Ray. leave my sister, my locker and my teachers that had to put up with me To my best friends I’ll never forget all the fun limes we had and all the trouble we got into. The very best of luck in whatever you do To my fellow graduates, good luck I. Darlene James, leave to all my great friends all the terrific memories we shared throughout my high school years. Let's all get the best out of life' I. Stherea. finally graduated, take many memories, good or bad Best wishes to next years volleyball team May you Eat'em up and Spit 'em out. those rainbow breads Mrs. Madrid I leave you my unused notebooks and pens to publish your funny jokes Minerva I leave Mammoth Hunter books Scholar and Rochelle I leave all your conversations I never heard' Being of self body and mind I. Ramus Trujillo, leave this school . . (Oh! to the seniors of Cochiti) I. Rose Coriz. do hereby leave all my books to my bnuhcr John Many love and thanks to all my teachers. Lisa Chavez was here but now I'm gone. I left my games to carry on by those who play them and play them well and those who don't may go to jail. I. Carlos Sanchez, leave my possesions I have purchased, collected over the previous years. The following: car. money cloths, gifts, ski. everything, to whoever is left in my family: We had a deal man. Where's it at. I blanked out. what did you say. The sicker the item the better we like it .........Jason Rael Me. myself, and I. Steve Montoya, do hereby and bequeth any assignment ever given to me within my school years. I would tike them f� 6c bagged and spread all over the campus and to be left there forever PSALM 2:3 I. Jimel l ahi. leave nothing because I am taking it all with me. I. Terina Sanchez, leave to my sister Tamie all my books and long hours spent studying. To all the partiers at school. I leave you with the luck I had never getting caught All the good memories of high school to my two best friends Wild berry Moquino 31 and Spuds Humetewa a II. To Coach Howden and the varsity team, all the luck in the world May vou guvs succeed in '89 j � c did in EIGHTY EIGHT I. Cindy Garcia, being of sound mind and body hereby leave Mrs Tafoya, a pair of sunglasses: Joseph Roybal, all my love and caring. Anne Aragon all the headaches that come with absentees. Janice Baldonado and Patricia Darnell my everlasting friendship Steve R Montoya my brush so he won't bug me for it: and to all you freshmen best of luck I. Michelle Kilfoy. being of confused mind and restless body do hereby leave the following The under classmen I leave my unused locker and all of the useless things in it Mr Crespm I leave a stick of underarm deoderant. for ’88 those extra hectic days’ The mouse in the girls locker room, that devoured my sandwich. I leave a block of poisonous cheese Die Rodent The janitors who are responsible for the gym I leave a case of toilet paper, may you someday learn to put it in the girls restrooms My sweetheart. Gene I leave only myself, (not including my temper!) may we conquer the world together’ My fellow Seniors I leave all of the luck in the world, it's a jungle out there' Finally. I leave BUS with pleasure!!' I Patricia Kitchens of wasted mind and sound body leave my messy locker, dirty books and crazy friends Denise. Georgetta. Stacie. Jean, and Darlene. I leave the rest of my wasted mind to them because they need it I. Valarie Stueber. do hereby leave Monica Bridges an alarm clock so she can get to class on time To Tabs Kennedy a string to lie on her Finger so she won't forget to pick her friends up To my teachers my brother. I hope he brings you as much pain as he brought me I. Dru Ahsona. hereby leave to the Boys Varsity Basketball team the thought of all the fun times we've had and will have. To my cousin She my English notebook, may you be able to make more sense out if it then I did To my sis the thought that she only has two more years to go To J A I leave all my pens and a special something (M O ) To the Sky Walker I leave G T M C and T B I leave the memories since B.J.HS. also to Trish M W I. Francis DeVore. hereby will my drawing skills to Gilbert F Tracy A. let them share my fortunate talent I. John Sapien. being of brilliant mind and athletic body do leave my dedication, skills and devotion to future basketball players My brain to science 88 SENIOR Vic. Michell Pa vena A Cynthia Chavez leave to John Sapien a loaf of rainbow bread we touched. SO you can Finally have____ • Bread ENJOY!! To Carla. Jolenc. Minerva lake care and never forget the wild places, wild times, and wild people SEVER DIE!! Chuck don't forget to donate our wardrobes to Jaclyn Smith “ Shelly think RICH To all the rest of the world MAKE I OVE NOT WAR. but have a safe one if you know what we mean I. Monica Bridges, being of educated mind and Firm body do hereby leave all my luck to the underclassmen in dealing with this school system To Mr Trujillo. I leave my connections and to Scott Appel I leave a new pair of pants A may I laugh as hard again someday A Hey John What's your point ' Who's Who Best All-Around - Patricia Darnell 6c Brian Perez Most Flirtiest - Dru Ahsona 6c Kathy Cordova Best Dressed - Sam Martin 6c Bertlna Tenorio Most Athletic • Howard Chism 6c Dawn Blue-Sky Most Likely to Succeed - Synthia Chavez 6c Stephen Howden Most Spirited - Joe Cordova 6c Donna Tenorio s Class Clown - Jolena Montoya Joe Rinaldi Most Talented - Shelley Suina Chuck” Benado Mr. Ms. B.h.S. - Julie Arnett Steve Montoya ’ ' A ,. iiiithft. Homecoming Royalty Homecoming ”87” 64 At It's Best 65 Homecoming Spirit The Spirit 68 Really Shows! 69 73 Clubs And Activities New Mexico Boys And Girls State Joe Cordova, Stephen How den. John Sapien. Joseph Valdez. Ian Weinreich Carla Garcia, Minerva Chavez 75 Student Council V SENIOR REPS: Dawn Blue-Sky, Minerva Chavez. Steve Howden. Ian Weinrcich, Donna Tcnorio (Class President) JUNIOR REPS: Michelle Dominguez. Michael Tenorio. Yvonne Escarcida. Tricia Bcyalc, Diane Moya, Michael Wood(Class President) SOPHMORE REPS: Delilah Montano, Lynn Trujillo, Michelle Wood. Theresa Beyale, Amanda Lovato, Patrick LovatofClass President) FRESHMAN REPS: Lynette Griego, Josette Tenorio. Johanna Bird, Manuel Montano(Class President) Officers SPONSOR-Mr. Ralph Martinez 76 PRESIDENT-Julie Arnett VICE PRESIDENT-John Sapien SECRETARY-Rebecca Perez TREASURER-Brian Perez Honor Society Dawn Blue-Sky. Minerva Chavez. John Sapien. Cynthia Chavez. Stephen Howden. Zana Yazza. Julie Arnett, Christine Kitsch. Bill Baker, Selene Garcia, Vcrsavela Reyes. Kathy Cordova, Valerie Stuebcr. Mrs. Ashe. Mary Jo TrujiUo(not pictured) Officers PRESIDEHTBill Baker PARLIMEHTARIAH-Sclene Garcia SECRETARY TREASCIRER-Kathy Cordova VICE PRESIDED T- Valerie Stuebcr 77 Mesa STANDING: Mr. Gallegos, Selene Garcia. Veronica Lucero, Andrew Quintana, Carla Garcia, Minerva Chavez, Donna Tenorio, I Matthew Lucero. Lisa Carroll, Gilbert Martinez, Mrs. Sheldahl SITTING: Valarie Salazar, Cynthia Chavez, Sheila Nieto. Richard | Rael, Dawn Blue-Sky. Katherine Garcia, Dominic Martinez. Joseph Lovato Officers ■ ‘ • - -' TREA SCIRER-Selene Garcia PRESIDENT-Minerva Chavez VICE PRESIDENT-Lisa Carroll SPONSOR-Mrs. Sheldahl SPONSOR-Mr. Gallegos RECORDING SECRETARY-Andrew Quintana COMMUNICA TIONS SECRETA R Y-Dominic Martinez 78 TOP ROW: Gilbert Garcia, Amanda Estrada, Scott Appel, Jimmy Darnell, Kenneth Romero, Nark Lucero, Joe Roybal, Michael Wood, Matthew Roset- ta, Lisa Caroll, Gary Fiero, Troy Martinez, Jay Pecos, Selene Garcia, Mr. Vigil BOTTOM ROW: Nicole Lopez, Missy Dominguez, Valerie Salazar, Christine Kitsch, Gwen Trancosa, Michelle Candelaria, Patrick Gerin, Jeremy Galle- gos, Rebecca Perez, Denita Lake FHA 80 Edwina Tenorio, Tanya Rosetta, Jonell Valencia, Mrs. Conklin. Gail Garcia, Vicki Valencia Officers SECRETARY-Gail Garcia VICE PRESIDENT-Edwina Tenorio PRESIDENT- Tanya Rosetta TREASURER-Lea Pecos (not pictured) VICA Laura Mize. Erica Bailon, Chester Tafoya. Yolanda Montoya. Bertina Tenorio. Patricia Kitchens. Ben Madrid. Lisa Candelaria, Crystal Ralston. Lynette Ouintana. Betty Martinez, Carlene Calabaza. Rochelle Robbins. Charlene Pacheco. Maria Sophia Pena. Darlene Pacheco, Rose Coriz. Henrietta Willie. Denise Valdez. Amy Trejo. Kathleen Calabaza. Mrs. Garcia i I I Officers PARLIMENTARI AN-Janet Lovato SECRETAR Y Bertina Tenorio TREASURER-Lynette Ouintana REPORTER-Erica Bailon CLASS SPONSOR Mrs. Garcia PR ESI DEN T-Darlene Pacheco CHAPLAIN-Charlene Pacheco HIS T OR IA N-Rose Coriz VICE PR ESI DEN T- Tyrone Ortiz 81 Chess Team Makes Their Move Top row (L-R) Mr. Vigil, Justin Gardner, Jeremy Myers, James Goldberg. Chris Urioste: Bottom row: Luis Lovato, Diego Cdc Baca, Dominic Martinez: Hot shown: Kurt Stueber, Robert Trujillo, Jason Pratt, Tracy Alsup. 82 (Jmm .. . Wait a minute. Who's turn is it? How you're gonna lose! Ski Club TOP ROW: Roger Foster, Andre Castillo, Jason Chavez. Howard Chism. Mr. Grossman. Ian Weinreich. BOTTOM ROW: Phillip Taraddei. Kathy Chavez, Amanda Lovato. Brian Perez. Joseph Chavez. Isaac Lujan. Eric Garcia Officers VICE PRESIDENTIan Weinreich Aides Office Aides Gerald Gurule. James Eustace. Mario Ortiz. Mary Jo Truji- llo. Patricio Darnell. Nadine Romero. Michael Wood. Janice Baldonado. Joni Baron. Michelle Kilfoy. Richard Jaramillo. Joseph Valdez. Ian Welnrcich. Steve R. Montoya. Gary San- doval. Sheila Van Pelt. Clarissa Velarde. John Sapicn. Brian Perez. Marybelle Candelaria. Andrew Quintana NOT PIC- TURED: Wendy Gurule. Denise Valdez. Cindy Garcia, Troy Martinez. Trisha Beyalc. Dru Ahsona, Yolanda Lucero. Lisa Chavez. Carmen Reams. Jeannie Aguilar. Henrietta Willie. Rose Coriz. Terina Sanchez. Sandra Humetewa. Lorenclta Moqutno Counselor Aides Mrs. Sandoval, Gilbert Sanchez. Tanya Ta- foya, Christopher Molina, Mrs. Dickens, Mr. Sanchez. HOT PICTURED: Patricia Silva. Steve Howdcn, Glenda Ortiz. Lea Perez, Robyn Ray, Janice Otero, Darlene James. Janet Otero, Alissa Chavez. Johanna Bird, Elizabeth Garcia, Monica Baldonado Library Aides Mrs. Madrid. Joe Cordova, Carla Garcia, Yvonne Calabaza, Mary Lovato Building Trades TOP: Christopher Nieto, Phillip Tar- raddci. Michael Gutierrez. Mike Duran, Gilbert Sanchez. Tyrone Coriz BOTTOM: Leroy Aragon, Tommy Lo- pez, Richard Lucero. Johnny Moreno. Steve Marquez, Leon Lucero, Joey Coriz, Irvin Reano, Reginald Rosetta. Williams TOP: Wayne Engle, Jude Tenorio. Rayna Misquez. Roy Pacheco, Lor- raine Unale, BOTTOM: Abie Mon- toya. Wayne Chavarillo, Byron Cha- varillo, Kenneth Parra, Dana Brown. Robert D. Garcia. Williams 85 Spanish 1st Period c;C6mo se llama usted? L-R, Back Row: Leonard Rivera, Troy Martinez. Julie Arnett. Ken Romero, Michael Quintana. Joe Rinaldi. Jennifer Salazar, Manuel Aguilar. Taby Kennedy, Steve Howden, Eric Baldonado. Middle Row: Jimmy Darnell, Mark Lucero, Albert Aguilar. Monica Bridges. Valarie Stuber. Terina Sanchez, Estella Rivas. Michelle Kilfoy. Josephine Lebya, Jay Pecos. Front Row: Jeremy Myers, Marilyn Gutierrez, Michelle Dominguez, Michele Candelaria, Gwen Trancosa, Orlando Vigil. 2nd Period Saludos y L-R, Back Row: Selene Garcia. Valarie Salazar, Christine Kitch, Francisco Salazar, Brian Perez. Scott Appel. Gilbert Garcia, Joseph Tenorio. Sam Martin. Marybelle Candelaria. Middle Row: Charles Lovato, Wade Longly. Richard Jaramillo, Diego C De Baca, Raymond Castillo. Victoria Cano, Lisa Caroll, Mary Calabaza, Gretchen Heisman, Lorencita Moqulno. Sandra Humetewa, Lori Satrianna. Front Row: Chris Clriost, Mario Porras, Clarissa Velarde, Dawn Silva, Kathy Jaramillo. Christine Jaramillo. Cynthia Sandoval, Ramous Tortilita. Joel Bird, Paul Aguilar, VedaI Aguilar. 3rd Period Chicos y chicas Back Row, L-R: Juan Carlos. Deenita Lake. Andre Castillo. Daryle Trancosa. Deon Garcia, Robert Trujillo. Jonell Valencia. Middle Row: Tanya Tafoya, Deanna Conseen, Louise Aragon. Dawn Blue-Sky. Mary Sandoval. Monica Ortiz, Dena Reid, Orlando Vigil. Front Row: Camille Hurtado. Michelle Fajardo. Michelle Dominguez. Luanna Ortiz. Michelle Martinez. Shannon Tarro. French II 'vernis Back Row: Julie Hieto, Tanya Chavez, Front Row: Mrs. Davis. Tracy Felhoiter. Renee Lucero. Charlene Jaramillo. Francine Montoya. Jolcnc Esquibcl. Globetrotters Travel 88 soieifM puy pue[6ug o± Science Club T. Grossman Sponsor Megan Gardner Vice-President (not shown) Shelly Suina President Dominic Martinez Secretary Go ahead, make my day!” DISCOMBOBULATIONH Diego CdcBaca. Renee Reid, Megan Gardner, Jenny Gargiz. Christine Perea. Rim Gober, Jeff Suina Bottom Row: Jason Pratt. Patrick Lance. Justin Gardner, Joe Pratt, Stevan Lovato, and Leonard Rivera Thinking sinister thoughts Allow me to introduce my three lovely assistants ... 91 BHS Band Hits Those notes Umm ... umm .. I think I'm lost. Where are we at? Wait! I ran out of breath. Everytimc wc play this song, it always makes me cry. O.K. My next magic trick is to make an egg appear from my left hand. Drum roll please! 92 Jason: Who's that taking our picture? Aaron: This is fun!” Harvey: Wow! Look at that big spider on the floor! Chuck: Hmm ... This cracks me up! Everybody in this picture has only one thing in mind ... LUHCM. Shelly Suina, 1st chair clarinet during her high school years, was the second' stu- dent ever in 15.11.S. history to participate in the Hew Mexico All State Band. Con- gratulations Shelly!! 93 Amy Tar ango. Shannon Tarro. Jose It Trujillo. Kathy Chavez. Me- lissa Padilla. (Mot pictured’ Amanda LavatOi lala Aguilar. Spon- 95 Lori Satruu JFtancy VallejosrJaiu rick Aguilar. Nadine Romero. Dim quez. Jennifer Martinez A Athena Garcia. Pat- a Praric, Rayna M!c Athena Garcia pitiless ss sasss' Nancy Vallejos 97 J.V. CHEERLEADERS Bernalillo Olympians Stride To Golden Wins! Bernalillo team heads into Special Olympics By Robin Andriwn Remil.IJo will be npretenu-S in the Sew MfiKo Specie) Oijnpif) sum- mer tunes. May 2X-29, by in IS member leim miije up ot undent from the elementary ini hijh vWi, itvj uNeie from Si. Joseph Minor l|e vie, Miny of ihe cerryieiiiors frcm Ret- nilillohive yeirt yrui cl experience in the gunes. Bruce PrrJey. the evil uni coech. hu competed fee the list 12yem. Joseph lliggeny.Terry Dui- kk. Joe Miiiid, Feli� Vir jm and John Knox ill hive fm n to 10 yean of eetr.peiitien hrhind them. The slndeec involved ue- Sharon Cilihan. Robert Mnyi. It mV Blin- eo. Rrnny Hind irvj James Oliver froen fletrulillo 11.gh School md Angeli Cxsrro from the clrmrrciry •choti F.vety stolen hu heeet .n the (imei fr it lent 1 0 yem B� Hy Hyle� . IMly Done ml B OniU Hill he the only llhlelCl Iicing roen iiiie foe the firu lime ihvi yen. JcIfRiybrvncoxhrsihe terns Thu it has second year .n the ponlion. r.venli for the timei .nr hole swim- ming. vofihaJl. soccer. t Kk, eiyiexi- run Mil roller «kiting A.f-n.c tinwp trill� , it UNM pool, the mfihill ini wen iiMinumenii i'- ix with gyvn milk� preliminaries: it Johnson Field. ill hep.n it 2pm ml nut nil S pm on liidiy. May S The tihk mopetitim begun on Frtdiy ii I VJ p m . it MiW Sn.loim lieoerimieimSilunliy.Miy V).with i sljuleagiinteeiX: VI ItrcCfrtimrnee •i 12:V� jftei loneh Swll) 'i rnW trfn 11 X'JO a m Oytrr-itlie� School, «ofihtll rod ioe- cer II UNM, nottmirj 11 UNM. eipjexcriin u ihe New Mexico Sine Fairground irvl rol'et ikiMij 11 Roll- er King. icciiil Olympians—Young Befruthllo athletes areset to com the iVo - Mexieo Special Olympics this n eck Coached by Jeff i rn and Bruce Penley. the Special Olympians w ill engage max r of sports ranging from softball to soccer See story for del (Observer-Anderson phi _ x� e- c, I’riKid n onioiil% all around—JJe ivrfUtraikfrtCiparftcgxKiMr i Ac S seeud 'n.m iii performed in fine fashion, himihs several r, ‘.Cl a.t •meets they represented HerruUUo with citrs ant (Observer Anderson photo) Bernalillo Olympians stride to golden wins Mi KO« AjmWvbm VtoUi cUih! l(M« rwUl r i i.'imouh h thr bcb! i thvti •£ %hr IWtoJJlo S fsiil kim •a lit bx« hmv ihf f il, vSc Mi � rs«vc ‘4 umm relitr ta •« Milne !• « + tr mt IW vmi m buV wp U liunSt liffit Mori 1 . 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So come along and sing our song and join our family. E-I-G-H-T-Y E-I-G-H-T 88!! 100 Cross Court tr Top row I. to R.: Rochelle Robbins, Michelle Candelaria, Donna Tenorio, Cynthia Sando- val, Phaedra Valesquez, Trisha Ray Bottom row L. to R.: Dawn Blue Sky, Coach - Roger Hamel, Rita Tenorio AT THE STATE MEET 103 Spartan Ciris 104 District On The Run Meet 105 9 Soccer Back Row: Coach Ay it a, Phillip Taraddei, Mike Gutierrez, Andre Castillo, Stephen Howdcn, lames Eustace, Assistant Coach Ron Olson Front Row: Robert Chavez, Greg Molina, Gary Cha- vez. (Not Pictured) Randy Torres, Jason Chavez, Joe Chavez, Orlando Chavez, Juan Arias, Gil- bert Martinez. 107 Vicki Circia Ant. Coach, Vera Abeila, Yolanda Lucero, ulie f Arnett, Wydensa Holms, Marybelle Candelaria, Coach Madrid, Minerva Chavez, Tomacila Pena, Rochelle Garcia, Esther Lovato, Michelle Pasena, Lynette Trancosa, Ramona Aguilar, Louise Ara- gon, and Carla Carcia vis JiiiiasjBEiiaassiij. ,ms usasiifBBBBBBBBaiiiBBiBi bjbisbii ■9SI3 Ibqbi HBiBWr!BB� T ilMliiaaiBBiiiiiiii � V BBlllBBBBBBBBBBBBBBI n!'!i!S!!:!!!!!l!!!!!! —i 3 4 V v Senior Spikers PLAYING WITH INTENSITY ■1987 lltriulilto varviti vollcitia’.l U.hii- hc.Vc Cm u. ‘tra Abitu. Esito' Late� . !v! tortit. Xtltfiette itw. LynetU toad tooth Kits ‘.taUd Fries tow ll.-K). Zona Yalta. I.yntnr Tram Ota.taAfir.lar. Ucaseto got. Carlo Given. and Minna Cham iObst'-t'-Thsriritt fto HIS improving on ‘basics’ It; P. Itou tt lioMadedL fe.-j:. U,J $. .� ; $panini«;: t4;!ioaih.b� Mvvr yb xCcybiH nttie-f. � � v.se ■ ix fpiiioadavaale’i kenned Ae (� ■ nw� ;i ; in 11m Ac temuua If I caa Co a. 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Hita Matlria I I Kill tell Oil till� i ooeJ ICOprrccraItem I m «tr.’ vetd Mt-V|J. 1 I util cedi kit otcy me id them den t l.� )v inert toe wee crtpc«A� v� c« Bcnuliprat ii JAAA vetunetemi St. MKiMfliiSMiF� mSi; IVe frit Iwroe ten a meal Sotten on Scp« IS Alliedm !D Medril, tV.i t itlmt tix eiren die iceitn tisn'.l Aeetccy � -d Ver.ir.y kith Khoolt 'I S He jeh � ciocendile en eeth tunc et t. a rocehn to keep . mamnwn� i.uiabc it� 3y tnd!oOillee bete, u.: Metrd TV.� . L-.1 e U Sports 5 OCTOBtff 21. 1987 Journal Metro Plus Bernalillo Volleyball Team et reeters on Win-Loss Edge ■ lUrbar Armijo [� ■ THKKK'S SUCH e tktnt « e pretty defter, tbe ItcnutSo valleylaS teen .-xU Me to webeut slew lot ceeitlcntiu Tic N pa runt. J- ovtril! ud iSo dnet 5AAA ere M lov.it by meek. • � i a Mill e Itti We re nx eoo diUdAxoted.' « l ibe irunt loaib. R i Slvdru! I krow tirlt nidi to wo e� l tbey're ok J«M mini to love. Hu! � cVe bvj j ft� met tbe; have set ut heck ■ In inyiciei tote turned itto four. I Hut wea l Sc-V Ac Siurttnt � bco y iIm tot tbe tee too wh lirte licit dttUKt fetoct ■bey'll • ’ I •� el1 ibree So funib SO) (or tbe veer We have e c� J ibiKC.' Madnd usd. teybill it i exmentura cenx. ini tot me nit biveai bed tbe nxesenrurs It «to tbe Uvt couple taroet of a xb' be Siorsist' lent to St Put � at a 0 lur.ji of hlidrvd i poult • ith St Pi in. flermlOlo UJcmiSi a ten , tbeo Icot two ikae (ml for ■Ml ft vu I be vane way ecauiit Ueatcl’ dnd uid We won tbe fir� ! taae lof o CM ocertoofidest Well. Ihey CM Ibe watuin when Ibey knew wc were RITA MADRID: ‘Volleyball is a momentum game, and for us we just haven’t had the momentum going into the last couple games of a match: Hot new 15 defeat. Madrid Mid. tbe Souct -hatesi beta loo bad - •In my fuar lear of coaclunc (two year� acoX” ib added, they woukl'ie made at be bad We wouldn't «off one than a «acte a possit curry «arse •Bui these are clou maxbr� we're lount And J ikcic irli are at confident with Ibelf tk wit ay I in. well be OK. Tbe Spartan� did letter than OK in tsea Win over Chtt AAAA nypoocnl lUhlan! Utt week. HcraahOo hit alio two cooiecutive diitr.it vmi over Grants - one at home. aad tbe ecbee oc tbe IWilfi' hoive coort The beir newt foe tie end of the leaven tv that t«o of Benvalilki'i On Friday, the Ninuvi eraenain Academy, and Oh the� i ay bow � SVieutti 1 fee! ike iley'vc leen wcekiec tocetler non U tv nree ' Mvdnd wJ •With u� . «e din t hive tv piaycrv with (lie ear� ' elperxvr like Ibe Afcocueeilve KboMv kluve all have ran ot three reatv at tbe ooit Madrid u.d a fev-Jer ayurni wiibm ibe A-n� r hicb wovll benefit tbe icAeybaD prodtats at Ibe Sick Kb.ul llttfortvsately. Madrid probably woo l be tbe coach when arvi if a pnetara (in usder way -I've decided (hr rh-v would have n be my latt year at the coach.' ibe u:d 1 have mo boyi at bocae rbii I was: 10 ipetvl tbire tide with Ard f talked wr'.h my biibaoi. � h 'i also a co«b. and we made tbe decneev Madrid uJ that durutf bee licit year at coach ahe ietd ber b.ibard tldl the wanted io remain ibe OKb until the b� k Ibe tram to He Mate lounucienl •BK with two coachev ui the family my kadi wvxtd've tuffered. ibe nil Maind hai already toll the team that ibe wanti to cuke bee latt tear a memorable one •Hcoefully.- ml Med rid. ‘well be able so pe3 it out it tbe rod Thu u CHOI to be a c� od leaver. even if we dsefi win a the tine TVie ate eul'.'y 110 Head Coach Vicki Garcia, Melanie Torres, Erica Bcyale, Kim Gober, Oliva Garcia, Reycita Quintana, Coach Rita Madrid, Eliza Abeita, Zana Yazza, Meridith Sandoval, Debra Suina, Marion Garcia, April Trancosa Und Candelaria, and Lynn Trujillo. ________________ Football iiilli!!! jiig JiSSMKKI SENIORS LEADING THE WAY 113 Spartans lose another, yet they remain optimistic By Jay P. Tharlngcr The Bernalillo Spartans varsity football team suffered another one of their heartbreaking losses last Satur- day against West Las Vegas, 29-8. The first quarter was, for the most part, competitive. But in the second quarter. West Las Vegas decided they had had enough of competition and ran away with the ballgamc. With an incredible series of scoring drives, Vegas accumulated 20 points in five minutes late in the second quar- ter. Vegas scored on runs from five, seven and four yards out. In the second half, they would score again on a 49-yard touchdown pass and a field goal. In the meantime, the Spartans pro- duced nothing but penalties. They were cl urged with 265 yards worth of penalties in the first half alone. When they weren’t being penalized, the Spartans were afflicted by turnovers. “We moved the ball real well between the 30-yard lines, said Spar- tan coach Chris Jaramillo. But when we got near the goal line, we just couldn't punch it in. The Spartans did eventually punch it in late in the fourth quarter, saving the shutout. A 65-yard passing play from Berna- lillo quarterback Bill Baker to Cary Fierro almost went for six points, but Fierro was stopped three yards short of paydirt. Shortly after, senior Brian Perez ran in from a few yards out finally putting the Spartans on the board. Perez would run in again, giving the Spartans a 2-point conversion. Perez rushed for 85 yards on 12 car- ries on the day and Fierro caught three passes for 135 yards. Despite only one win on the season, the Spartans remain optimistic. “We’re still keeping after it.” said Jramillo, who is already preparing for next week's game against frontrunner Espanola. '•They're a good team, it'll be a challenge, said Jaramillo. “But we’re not giving in. The game will be Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Espanola. Spartans end By Jay P. Tharlngcr Under dark clouds and threats of run, the Bernalillo Spartans ended a gloomy season Saturday by losing to the Albuquerque Academy Chargers, 21-0. The Spartans finish 1-9 on the season. Although outsized, the Spartans played perhaps their best defensive game of the season by hilling hard and hitting quick off the line. The Chargers stuck primarily to a running game, rarely picking up more than four or fise yards at time. But as the day wore on, those runs would get longer and longer. With 42 seconds left in live first half, live Chargers pul their first points on the board on a run from three yards out. Thirty seconds remained in the half as the Spartans took over possession and took to the air, only to have their passing game backfire. On 2nd-and 10, Spartan quarter- back Bill Baker threw an interception on a missed pattern pass down field. The Chargers returned the ball far enough down field to add a field goal with 11 seconds remaining. The half ended 9-0. The Chargers penetrated the end zone once again early in the third quar- ter from 3 yards out. The extra point was good for the 160 lead. Confident with the lead, the Char- gers took to the air in the fourth quar- ter. somewhat successfully. Bernalillo sophomore Pat Lovato dark season took advantage of the air bom ball by nabbing two interceptions on two con- secutive Charger possessions. But however strong the defense, the Spar- tan offense couldn't produce the points. Working deep in their own end, and from the shotgun, a high snap sailed over Baker's head and out the back of the end zone for a Charger safety. Midway through the fourth quarter the Chargers added three more points on a field goal from 14 yards out to win the game 21-0. The !9$7 Spartan football team did hive a rough reason Everyone who participated deserved more credit than they've received. Our Team had to put up with tremendous amounts of ridicule and criticism throughout the season. Remarks and comments were made about our previous game, and a majority of them weren't exactly supportive. So. how bad did you lose this week t We've heard it aff. and yes. it does get frustrating after a while. Sure, we could have given up. but we're not quitters, ft would have been very easy for anyone of us to turn in our equipment and join the critics. We would have enjoyed just going home after school to relax, but instead we showed up at practice. Repetition and execution of plays is boring and is even more difficult when the team Isn't winning. Sometimes the desire and dedication wasn’t at the level in which it should have been. Those who did believe in us. such as the coaching staff and a few loyal fans, knew what we went through. In my opinion. Chris JaranuOo did an outstanding job coaching and helping the team maintain a positive attitude. With aB the work he has done for us. most of which has gone unappreciated. I know he wrB be rewarded by his efforts sometime in the future. Considering the unexperienced group he had to work with, he showed the same enthusiasm that another coach might with a championship team. Thai's probably the main source of motivation that kept us all from losing hope. The whole football team were winners themselves, because they never ga vr up and they supported each other when no one else would. B Baker ,1 114 BHS Spartans win first, 14-12 By Jay P. Tharlnger The Bernalillo Spartans have won their first varsity football game of the season. And it took a gutsy fourth down play to do so. The Spartans defeated Zuni High School Saturday, 14-1}. “Zuni has a good, physical ball club, said Spartan head coach Chris Jaramillo. “It was an incredible vic- tory for us. Zuni had the lead going into the fourth quarter, 8-6, as they picked up a Spartan fumble on the Bernalillo 12-yard line. The Spartan defensive lino knew how important it was to keep Zuni out of the end rone during these final criti- cal minutes. But they couldn't. For the first three downs, the Spartan line kept Zuni from reaching paydirt stopping the outside run. On a 4th-and-one quarterback sneak, Zuni was seemingly stacked up at the goal line and the Bernalillo bench was certain they had held. But the referee felt otherwise, signaling a touchdown. Zuni's extra point was blocked but they had increased their lead to 12-8. Late in the fourth quarter, it looked as though the Spartans would be hand- ed tbeir fifth straight defeat. Senior fullback Brian Perez received the Zuni kick off anl returned the ball to their own 36-yard line. Then their series began. On first down, quarterback Bill Baker threw an out pattern to Bernalil- lo sophomore Shane Mortensen who dropped the ball. “He was thinking touchdown, even before he caught the ball, explained coach Jaramillo. Second down was just as effective, going for another incompleti on. . Third down was even worse u the Spartans were caught holding and pen- alized 15 yards. Their next play, a 3rd- down and 25 pass attempt to junior Jerry Gurule was caught, but out of bounds. Two minutes remained and Berna- lillo was 70 yards from the end zone. So, with 4th-down and 25, the Spartan offense pulled out all the stops. The play was sent in, a Pump Five; a fake pass to the outside, then long. Baker drew the defense away from corner stage with a pump to the right then connected with junior wide receiver Andy Chavez who covered 70 yards and went in for the touchdown. Their extra point was blocked, but that really didn't seem to matter at that point. Zuni still had 1:50 left cn the clock to strike back. But tbeir balloon had been deflated and they couldn't pro- duce a first down. From that point, all Bernalillo had to do was run out the clock. “We were optimistic going into this game,” said Jaramillo. The team's attitude all week was tremendous. The Spartans play on the road again Saturday against West Las Vegas. Kickoff is at 1:30 p.m. 115 The varsity volleyball team worked very hard and accom- plished a lot. They grew close and fond of each other. That's part of being a team. This was Vicky Garcia's first year as J.V. volleyball coach. She's very tough and believes in self discipline. Her team had a great season. Hopefully she'll be back to coach the varsity next year. The J.V. football team was tough and rough. Their offense was the best and their defense dominated. Most of these young men will make up the varsity next season and the football team will be 1. Goodbye to the senior football players. They made the year great. They showed leadership to the underclassmen. Maybe someday they'll make the pro's. These tough girl's will be back to make up the varsity next season. They did a great job this year considering they were all 1st time players. Lot's of ACTION, lots of SPIKING! 116 Fall Sports Banquet 1987 It was a year to re-build the team. Because the team gradu- ated last year, we started over aaain with new players and coaches. The skills and teamwork improved greatly during the season, next year promises to be a good season and time to go farther with our skills. - Soccer Coach Ron Olson B.H.S. The girl's cross coun- try team had a very suc- cessful season. The girl's improved week by week, and injuries did not slow them down. We did not have any depth, so a seri- ous injury to any of the girl's would have hurt us tremendously. We won the first place trophy at our invitational the second place tro- phy at the Santa Fe Indi- an School Invitational. These meets were a good preparation for the district meet to take the district championship. Our fantastic freshman, Pheadra Valesquez took first place, Rita Tenorio second, Cynthia Sando- val fourth, Donna Ten- orio fifth, Michelle Can- delaria eighth, and Dawn Blue Sky was tenth. The most valuable runner for the season was Pheadra Valesquez. She also placed seventh individ- ually in the State Meet. The two graduating sen- iors are Donna Tenorio and Dawn Blue Sky. We are looking forward to continuing our fine tradi- tion of winning next year. - Coach Roger Hamel I would like to com- mend the senior volley- ball players for their out- standing sportsmanship leadership, and positive attitude. Tomacita Pena is commended for the most valuable player. Rochelle Garcia and Ju- lie Amette for most im- proved players. I enjoyed coaching these girl's and wish them the best in their fu- ture plans. - With Love, Rita L. Madrid, Head vol- leyball coach Thanks for the 5 years in cross country. It was fun taking on all the challenges, we hope that in the years to come the Spartans will always be a challenge to run against. Thanks to coach fiowden and coach Hamel for the encouragement and support Good Luck to the future Spartan runners. Gotta Run! - Donna Sr Dawn 117 A Time To Remember Senior fullback Brian Perez played a crucial part in the Bernalillo - Santa Rosa game, but then, he always played crucial parts, he scored from 25 yards out and lead the spartans in yards. Thanks for a great season Brian, Goodbye Goodluck. The football team presented their manager, Henrietta Willie, with a red white pullover, embroidered with her nickname. Hanks worked hard to keep up her team and manage it. Chris Jaramillo coached his team to a great season. Even though many games weren't won, the coach kept his cool and was enthusi- astic. Job Well done! Donna Tenorio was part of the heart-n-soul of the girl's cross country team. Being a senior runner she showed outstanding leadership and pride. She's an awesome runner. 118 Gary Ficro was a leader this year and next year he'll be back to help spark the team on the field and for sure they'll have a great season. Roger Hamel had a fantastic first year as head coach for the girl's cross country team. His girl s were dlstnct champions and took 5th at State! GOOD JOB COACH! 119 LEFT-RIGHT COACH, CLARENCE GRIEGO. MICHAEL QUINTANA. HOWARD CHISM. JOE ROYBAL. MANUEL RUIZ. MIKE WOOD. MARIO ORTIZ. RONNIE ARCHIBEQUE. DRU AH$ONA(BOTTOM ROW)JOE RINALDI. JOE VALDEZ. JOHN SAPIEN. Seniors GUARD. JOE VALDEZ GUARD: JOHN SAPIEN CENTER: HOWARD CHISM FORWARD GUARD. DRU AHSONA FORWARD: JOE RINALDI Don't trip me now. 122 This is going in no matter what! INTERMISSION! Posing, shooting, and scratching all at once. This one s for .. um .. well anyway it's another 2. This one is definitely 'two.” 123 Even three people couldn't stop him. •-n vn V� State Tournament LEFT-RIGHT MARK LUCERO. MANUEL MONTANO. LEEWAYNE TENORIO. FRANCISCO SALAZAR. ANDRE CASTILLO. DANIEL AR- QUERO. GEORGE CALABAZA. JASON CHAVEZ. JIMMY DAR- NELL. JERRY GURLILE. (BOTTOM) JOSEPH LOVATO. JONA- IORS Basket LETT RIGHT COACH WALLY MADRID. MATTHEW MONTANO. ROGER fOSTtR. JASON DEHERRERA. NORMAN WILLIAMS. CHRIS AGUILAR. LARRY MONTANO. PAUL ARAGON. (BOTTOM ROW) SANTIAGO MON- 2 more. 1 more, not take it to a jog. Where’s the audience? Umph! (done with a struggle, note the It’s my ball! no one can have it! mouth) Merc I go again. This is my Barishnokov jump. TOP ROW (l-R) DARLENE CEBADA. YOLANDA LUCERO. JULIE ARNETT. CHRISTINE KITSCH. TERINA SANCHEZ. COACH JIM HOWDEN. (BOTTOM ROW) TABY KENNEDY. SANDRA HU- METEWA. REBECCA PEREZ. MICHELLE CANDELARIA. MICHELLE MARTINEZ. RAMONA AGUILAR. (NOT SHOWN) LORI MO- ysTiics zs - FORWARD: TERINA SANCHEZ •r GUARD. SANDRA HUMETEWA CENTER: JULIE ARNETT GUARD. LORI MOQUINO FORWARD: DARLENE CEBADA Seniors Girl s Varsity ... She took a giant leap and ... I told you I can jump higher than you. Look mom! Over here! 132 It's a bird, it's a plane, no it's ... LEFT RIGHT JONELLE VALENCIA. LISA CAROLL. MANDI MONT- FORD. LITA LOVATO. REBECCA PEREZ. (BOTTOM ROW) ,MI- CHELLE CANDELARIA. RAMONA AGUILAR. MICKIE WOOD. MI- CHELLE MARTINEZ, LINDA CANDELARIA and then she began to fly. Let's go surfing now, everybody's learn- ing how ... She threw the ball up and scored two points. This is no time for sleeping. Wake up! amen. 137 Pass the ball. Nobody's looking.. $iu,44r LEFT-RIGHT CONNIE SANCHEZ. ERICA BEYALE. LYNETTE GRIEGO. MELANIE GUILLIEN. PHEADRA VELASQUEZ. COACH; SANDY DtUUL. (BOTTOM ROW) BEATRICE URIOSTE. ANGELA JUNKER. TRICIA RAY. STEPHANIE DURAN. JOSETTE TENORIO. gun ; J 32 M31 Seniors Defense at work! Gary gets mad! Brian goes to work! Show down! Qo, Glen, go! 143 Christmas Fun What do you want, Mr. 0? Hungry Mario? Eat up, Sam How sweet she is. For Everyone Easy money. A Christmas bunny. How cute! Ha! Isn’t that special? 145 I Getting Into The 146 Christmas Spirit 147 149 A high school Jiplomj is the most importinl stepping stone into idulthood for jny person. Without one. J person's furture it rit her bleik jnd somewhn uncertiin. It it my belief thjt .1 person should not give another person in julhorily in excuse for not employing them, this high school diplomi it like i ticket into the future. ■Tom Cretpin Our high school an grow into i sociiI unit wich encounges ill Its pirticipintt. idulls. ind young people to become confident, constructive, ind selfmotivited individuill. A person equipped with these tools an survive ind succeed it iny job ind sociil chillenge. If our school an ilso lach its pirticipints the vilue of showing concern for eich other, then we an shire the goil of miking life belter tor ill society. ■Inn Archibeque My first yen is in issislint principii it the high school his been the molt rewnding since I begin my areer in edualion. When the innouncement wis fimlized. felt very ipprehensive. In fid. my ipprehension soon grew into inxiety. lodiy. I feel glid I took the position My ipproich hit been one of enthusnsm ind support for both stiff ind students I winl to be i visible idministnior iccetsible to students needs it ill times I will continue to mend is miny student ind ithletic events is possible I'd like to think everyone for believing in me. And I love 8ernilillo High! ■Violi Mtrtinei Our Administrators In Action A Day In The Life . . Ah, ha! I caught you again! 152 Dr. Pepper, R.C. or 7-Up? now boys, this isn't how it's Time to make the tortillas! done. The Social Studies department at BUS must play a vital role in the eudeation of our students. We live in such a history laiden area of the world dating back before the time of recorded history and yet we are very much a part of the modern world today. Our department strives to relate the past to the present. We attempt to answer the questions: ‘Who are you? Where did you come from? how did we develop the world we live in today? Where are we headed? How can we avoid the mistakes of the past?'' We want our students to understand that the world is made up of more than just the three cultures of the Rio Grande River Valley. We must learn to respect, understand, and live in peace with all the people of the shrinking world. -Jim howden 15.1 Your Teachers Will Aways Be There, When You Need Them Pat Aguilar, Special Ed. Elizabeth Ashe, Typing Saferino Ayala, English Prank Bashore. Math Anne Beserra, Math 6 John Bolinger, Science Jean Ciriacks. English Lucy Cloyes, Science Carmen Conklin, Home Econ. Melba Davis, English Sandy Deuell, Physical Ed. Catherine Flaherty, English Elizabeth Fritzschc, Art Ralph Gallegos, Science Bertha Garcia, Science 154 Vicki Garcia, Graphic Arts Thomas Grossman, Math Roger Hamel, English James Howden, Social Science Roberta Jones, Special Ed. Barry Kalish, Special Ed. George Mandel, Electronics Candace Martinez, Computer Ed. Ralph Martinez, English Sam Mcllhaney, Social Science Lawrence Medina, Math Marianne Miera. Special Ed. Theresa Mondragon, Math Lester Montoya, Auto Mech. Tom Montoya, English Robert Maranjo. Math Bruce nelson. Social Science Madine nelson. Special Ed. Alice huendorf, ESL Ron Olson, nglish James Rabom. Special Ed. Teresa Sheldahl. Science Lisa Shymkus. Special Ed. hora Tafoya. Business Daniel Trujillo, Social Science Teresa Trujillo, Special Ed. Robert Utrup, Special Ed. Orlando Vigil. English Danny Williams. Bldg. Trades Yctta Wright, Special Ed. (not pictured): Marie Eercnczy. Tony Griego, Felix Lucero. 1$S The Best Of Times . . . The BUS Science Department consists of five teachers offering eleven different courses to meet the various needs of the students. Students have the opportunity to explore their interests in science inside the class as well as out- side. The department involves students in district, regional, and state science fairs, the MESA pro- gram, weekend science sympo- siums at local universities, sum- mer science programs with San- dia national Laboratories, and ca- reer exploration via visits by local scientists as well as trips to three scientific research labs. -Lucy Cloyes The BUS English Department offers courses for four years of re- quired regular English supple- mented by enriched offerings in grades 9 through 12. English electives are newspaper, year- book, arts and crafts and Spanish and French languages. The ten teachers in the department meet the various needs of the students through the sixteen different course choices. The English De- partment recognizes the concep- tual development of the learning precesses which are needed in or- der to meet the diversity of the linguistic and cultural develop- ment of the school's population. -Jean Ciriacks Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and to- morrow Creeps in this petty pace from day to day To the last syllable of recorded time; And all our yester- days ... -William Shakespeare 156 TP 157 Roger Alt •Band Celia Dickens -Counselor Clarence Griego •Athletic Director Rita Madrid -Librarian Gladys Martin •Counselor Archie Sanchez -Counselor Your Work Is Greatly Appreciated! Linda Pacheco -School nurse TEACHER AIDES: Joanna Montano, Lala Aguilar, Liz Martinez, Emma Torres, Loraine Unale, Emma Baca, Helen Martinez, Helen DcHcrrcra, Inez Valardc, Yvonne Tennorio. Secretaries Annie Sandoval. Debbie Gonzalez. Joyce Lopez. Anne Aragon Janitors Jody Aragon. Johnny Archibeque. Leroy Marquez (not pictured: Ramon Baldonado. Ruben Perea. Richard Morneo. Frank Archibeque) Cooks Laura Dominquez. Stella Torres. Ju- lie Chavez. Lilly Romero (not pic- tured: Marlene Pino) 159 A Long, Long Time Ago Pat Aguilar Hamilton High West, 1975 Anne Aragon James Lick High, 1958 Elizabeth Ashe Immaculate Conception, 1958 Scfcrino Ayala East Bakersfield High, 1969 Anne Bcscrra Mattoon Sr. High, 1967 John Bolinger Santa Fe High. 1970 Ralph Gallegos West Mesa, 1975 Dcbbi Gonzales Bernalillo High. 1976 Clarence Griego Bernalillo High. 1965 Tom Grossman Albuquerque Academy, 1973 Roger Hamel Muskegon High, 1962 Jim Howden St. John's Military School, 1960 160 Rita Madrid West Las Vegas, 1974 Candance Martinez Roosevelt High, 1970 Ralph Martinez El Rito High, 1959 Viola Martinez West Las Vegas, 1968 Sam Mcllhaney Albuquerque High, 1957 Teresa Mondragon Taos High, 1975 Bruce Helson Thomas Meentyze Cooley High, 1959 nadine nelson Albuquerque High, 1955 Ron OlsonvJAi-2- Socorro High, 1977 Annie Sandoval Bernalillo High, 1949 Teresa Sheldahl Eldorado High, 1978 Jean Ciriacks Laurel High, 1952 161 BOARD OF EDUCATION SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE I am very excited and thrilled to be the Superintendent of this outstanding school district. M; educational experiences in my short tenure at Bernalillo have been challenging and rewarding and can honestly say that I have never met such outstanding groups of students and staff. I hope that by our joint efforts we will continue to improve the educational quality and experiences for all concerned in the Bernalillo Public Schools, and specifically Bernalillo High School, and because of this effort we will undoubtedly be the number one school in the state. As I walk down the halls and classrooms I think ol all the traditions and its outstanding alumnus and I am so thankful that I can be a small part of this higl school. I hope all of you feel as proud as I do to be a part of this school and community. H Karin Vallo, Parliamentarian; Dave E. Rostro, Secretary Trcasurer; Eraldo Lucero, President; Evelyn Jones, Vice-President; Eddie Gutierrez. Member; (Mot pictured) John Rinaldi, Member. 76e t74te Konie 165 w i ft t t i 8 H 166 Stoneface Kicked Back Must be LOVE! T h e A r t O f P 0 s 1 n 9 Varsity Top row: Bill Biker, John Sjpicn, Siere R. Montoya, Ramus Trujillo, Joe Valencia, Un Weinrich Middle Row: Mike Archibcque, Ant. Couch, Dru Ahsona. Joe Valdez, Brian Perez, Andrew Quintana, Roznie Aragon, Head Coach Bottom Row: Rick Barerras. Raymond Catillo, Ken Romero, Ronnie Archibeque, Troy Martinez, Chris Urioste, Mgr. Not Pictured: Paul Aguilar, Assistant Coach, Jerry Nieto, Assistant Coach, and Albert Aguiar a s e 1 1 . V. Top Row: Anthony Perez, Head Coach, Danny Bean, Roy Pacheco, Patrick Lorato, Johnny Candelaria, Keith Valencia, Pnillip Trujillo, Jonathan Martinez, Hank Paboucek, Head Coach Middle Row: Sergio Valesquez, Tyrone Ortiz, Eddie Arriola, H.S. Warren, Eddie Torres, Jr., Frank Lopez, Randy Torres, Vince Pino, Craig Flores, Paul Briones, Assistant Coach Not Pictured: Manuel Montano, Santiago Montoya, Jason de Herrera, Gilbert Martinez, Jerry Curule, Roger Foster 168 Top Row: Miry Sindoni, Cirli Circii, Rochelle Circii, Missy Risern. lolene Monloyi, Minervi Chtvez 3rd Row: Cwen Tnncosi, Michelle Dominguez, Selene Circii 2nd Row: Michelle Pidilli. Christy Me Bride, Lynn Trujillo, Kilherine Circii Bottom Row: Belindi Angon, Christine Mediru, Melrim Mirtinez, Olirii Circii, lohinnz Bird, Mtriint Montoyi Track Back Row: Rochelle Rob- bins, Deanna Trancosa, Zana Yazza, Coach Roger Hamel Front Row: Rita Tenorio, Dawn Blue Sky Softball Some people |usf can't picture themselves with a smoker. We our V o SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE AND ADVANCED HAIR DESIGN 6000 CENTRAL SW 791S MENAUL BLVO . NE ALBUQUERQUE. NEW MEXICO 87110 GLORIA FARINA 1505) 292 0226 V S 0«Mr,n M H� � • £ HS CREATIVE w PHOTOGRAPHY 3313 Central N.E. Alb. N.M. 87103 265-8028 Karen Lavato «- Koaer, QtO ioe C ' M Cordova Darlene jam6 Henfl«iu U ‘i ’B ld0aUo ttrittopher Molina Richard JaraaiiJl, Raya� MlW0® v cDtB“‘ M 'yb l'« CtaUHu-l, Beatrice Bald on ado Lea Perez Reioa Gallegos 505867-5279 pike’s (Earpel j ertrice SPECIALIZING IN CARPET INSTALLATIONS SALES REPAIRS MIKE GARCIA ■ OWNER BERNALILLO. NEW MEXICO MOON sii.vkk U+wtO' '' «� «1� nrm • ■ Ms £ • ■ Ht u MKo ____ HiitH hr l N Coyoi� Moon in tht Dunn House Stable Bldj 21 Bent St.. T� o . NM 7S8-4437 Videoland VMS Video, Rentals, Sales, Service (505) 867-6181 120 Camino Del' Pueblo Bernalillo, N. M. 87004 Call For Specials Hew Arrivals Daily Ph. 867-3140 ROSE'S SENTRY HARDWARE Ranchero Boot Leather and Big A Auto Parts Box 296 Repair Retail by Salazar's On Main Street BERMALILLO, MEW MEXICO 87004 Phone 867-2338 Rose, Jim James Silva Your Boot Headquarters Your Patronage Appreciated F.O. Box 539 Bernalillo, Mew Mexico 87004 Across street from Motor Vehicle Department BERNALILLO DRUG PHARMACY f o M|MlulMr lll ru� OI 10 17 I'.TO .«hMW li,l I uriilo IKnuuvi. (in. fin� � nwMic iv.7 jjv. srnvK i is 04IK HttUUV STATI FARM INSURANCf STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OFFICES • BLOOMINGTON. ILLINOIS William Sapien Agent PO Drawer 310 990 Cammo del Pueblo 8us. Phone: 505 867-2353 Bernalillo. New Mexico 87004 Home Phone: 505 867-2804 172 81F 3 Groceries - Paper Products - Freight Salvage Retail - Wholesale Bargain Food Basket 2000 RAILROAD AVE., BERNALILLO |F nes£ In Hair Design 400 Don Vicente Bernalillo, New Mex 867-2990 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 88 Meeting The Smoll Leon Needs Of The Bernalillo Area Gabe Jacquez District Manager Bernalillo Loan Company Plaza Del Pueblo Building H R BLOCK 9 o.m.-4 p.m. Mon.-Fri. THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE Seferino Mentoyo 905 Comino Del Pueblo Office Manager P.O. Box 848 Phone 867-2189 Bernalillo, N.M. 87004 District Ottice: 613 Camino Del Pueblo Bernalillo, NM 87004 Telephone (505) 867-3341 pj (conoco) BERNALILLO FEED CONOCO SERVICE, INC. Pet Foods • Seeds • Feeds 867-2632 2000-A Camino del Pueblo Tues. • Fri. 9:0C • 5:30 eemalillo, NM Saturday • 8:00 • 5:00 (Acres From Catholic Church� FRANK'S BARBER SHOP Insecticides • Fertilizers • Tack • Vet Supplies Men ★ Women ★ Children 1220 Camino Del Pueblo FRANK G. CHAVEZ, Owner Bernalillo. NM Established 1966 HAIRCUTTING STYLiZEO TO YOUR PERSONAL NEED AND SATISFACTION 867-2461 f ((Mary Ann’s fj Plants Flo In The Mood Tor Good Food? The High Five Cafe Mary Ann Bessom 2000 Camino Del Pueblo Phone 867-5505 Bernalillo. N.M. 87004 Across From Bernalillo High 173 PNM i Service information Choice Your Energy Service Company % 1 H. I I • ! I CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 88” CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1986 TA GR MO LUMBER AND HARDWARE A COMPLETE LINE OF HARDWARE AND LA PLAZA V S VARIETY AND SAVINGS ON HEALTH AND BEAUTY CARE AIDS. STATIONERY. GREETING CARDS. YARN. TOYS. PHOTO PROCESSING ... AND MUCH MORE. T T FEATURING WEEKLY SPECIALS ON GROCERIES. FRESHMEATS. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Together . . . we’re better 630 CAMINO DEL PUEBLO BERNALILLO BUILDING MATERIALS OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK NEWMEXICO Bank at Rio Rancho Main Office and Motor Bank Hwy. 528 Southern B vd. Western Hills Office 20th Southern B vd. Bernalillo Office 867-2364 I We're Proud to be United. Member FDIC Farewell fa w m. mmn ;