Cuba High School - Ram Yearbook (Cuba, NM)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1963 volume:

:n county publk 3 1833 03347 9210 Gc 978.902 C89r, 1963 Ram 9 () S RAM ANNUAL STAFF; (from 1. to r. ) Adolph H. , Esther M. , Hazel C. , Hazel A. , Georgia J. , Dolores C. Carol A. 900 Webster Street PO Box 2270 ' Fort Wayne, IN 46801-2270 TABLE OF CONTENTS FOREWORD DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION FACULTY HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES JR. HIGH CLASSES ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PERSONNEL ACTIVITIES SPORTS HONORS WHO ' S WHO ROYALTY ADVERTISEMENTS FOREWORD When the books close, and the last bell rings, And carefree days are lost to mundane thing s- When nostalgia strikes, and your memory wanes And you remember the faces but not the names Pick up your yearbook and leaf it through, And remember the days so dear to you. DEDICATION With great respect and admiration we, the Annual Staff of the 1963 Ram, dedicate this, our Eleventh Issue, to a member of our faculty who has been with us for three years, during the course of which he has earned the respect and devotion of each and every one of the students here at Cuba High: Mr. Manuel Richard Munoz, our Industrial Arts Instructor. Thank you for your Guidance, Mr. Munoz. Thank you for your Kindness and Understanding. The Cuba Schools are growing; not only in size, but also in service. The most im- portant service that a school district offers to the community and to the students is educational service. A fully approved pro- gram of instruction is the highest educa- tional service that can be offered. Adequate instructional service includes an opportunity for every boy and girl to prepare for college if he or she wishes to do so. But it includes much more than this. It must include educationfor those who do not plan to take formal education beyond high school. Students and parents should carefully read the Handbook issued October 22. It describes some of our ideals. It offers a plan whereby the School Board, the Ad- ministration, and the Faculty can further expand our educational service to the boys and girls. It offers a plan whereby we can continue to grow in service. E.D. Shepherd It is a great satisfaction to work with and for such a wonderful student body, fac- ulty and community. I know that we are at- tempting and to a good degree, succeeding in developing fine citizens who will be an asset to our community, state and nation when they have completed their courses here and are ready to enter their respective fields of industry. I am very happy to see our three cul- tures; Indian, Spanish and Anglo, with a common educational background whereby we can all benefit from each others cus- toms and traditions. In grateful appreciation of all who make this annual possible, may I say I thank you. T. B. Shaw BOARD OF EDUCATION Ruben Cordova (Pres. ) Walter Hernandez (V.P.) Florentine Padilla (Sec.) W. P. Johnson , Paul Olivas Superintendent ' s Secretary Principal ' s Secretary Mae Johnson Gloria Casaus FACULTY FERMINIO PEREA Mathematics ORVILLE RAMSEY Jr. High Corps HELEN RAY English BOB SMITH English WALTER WILSON Music MRS. R, NEAL Nurse JACK BECKETT Guidance Director FACULTY SANTIAGO BORREGO Shop Assistant S. M. CALLAWAY 7th Grade Core WE HONOR RALPH DURAN Coach GERALD FENLON 8th Grade Core DOROTHY GALVAN Physical Education STEVE GURULE Social Studies FACULTY LAZARO HOLGUIN Science ALFONSO LUCERO Commercial Subjects OUR FACULTY MANUEL MARTINEZ Spanish RUTH MONTOYA Home-Ec MANUEL MUNOZ Shop SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ARNOLD PITTS PRESIDENT JOE ARELLANO VICE PRESIDENT GEORGIA JARAMILLO SECRETARY-TREASURER SENIOR FA VORITES m y -mm - LILLIAN ANTONIO- -Band 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-2, State Commerce Club 3-4, Pep Club 1-2 -3-4, Indian Princess 3, Paper Staff 4 JOE ARELLANO— Class Vice Pres. 1-4, StudentCoun- cil Rep. 4, Class Favorite 1-3, Basketball 1-2, Band 3-4; Baseball 2-3, Prom King 3 mmft CAROLYN ATENaO- Cheerleader 1-2-3-4, Queen At- tendant 1, Social Studies Honor Student 1, Student Council Rep. 1-2-3, Ram Co-Editor 3, Ram Editor 4, English Honor Student 1, Class Favorite 3, Most School Spirited 3, Girl ' s State Alternate 3, State Commerce Qub 3-4, Homecoming Queen 4. CECILIA ATENaO--Pep Qub 1-2-3-4, Drill Team 3-4, Queen Attendant 2, Crown Bearer 1. FELIZ ARMUO-- Student Council Representative 1-4. Chorus 1-2, Band 3, Girl ' s State 3, Math Honor Student 1, Spanish Honor Student 3. HAZEL ATENCIO-- Majorette 2, Drum Major 3, Cheer- leader 3-4, State Commerce Qub 3-4, Pep Qub 1-2, Student Council Vice President 4, Secretary Treasurer 3, Prom Queen 3, Typing Honor student 3, Social Studies Honor student 1, Annual Staff Typist 3, Annual Staff Business Manager 4, Queen Attendant 4. ROSIH CASAUS- - Chorus 2, Band 3, Pep Qub 1-2-3. State Commerce Qub 4, Paper Staff 4. ALICE CHAVEZ- -Band 3, Chorus 2, State Commerce Qub 3. CEaUA CHAVEZ- -Chorus 1, Paper Staff 4, State Commerce Qub 4. HAZEL CRESPIN-- State Commerce Qub 3-4, Pep Qub 1-2-3-4, Queen Attendant 3-4, Annual Staff Typist 4. iUB NO PICTURE AVAILABLE MARY DOMINGUEZ PATSY DOMINGUEZ DONALD DAVIS--Football 1-2-3-4, Track 3, Phy- sical Education Honor Student 3. ADOLPH HERR£RA--Band 1-2, Track 1-2, Football 1-2-3, Basketball 1-2-3, Annual King 3, Most Humorous 2-3, Biggest Gossiper 1, Vice President (Band) 1-2, Boys State Ifelegate 3, Baseball 1, Photographer 3-4, State commerce Club 3, Annual Staff 4. GEORGIA JARAMILLO- Band 2- 3, Pep Qub 1-2- 3-4, State Com- merce Qub 3-4, Annual Staff 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4, Sec- retary (Band) 3. ULLIE LUCERO-Chorus 1-2. ARNOLD PITTS- -Qass Pre- sident 1-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, WAYNE MALCOM-- Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2, Track 3. ROSINA RAMERIZ— State Commerce Qub 3, Pep Qub 1-2-3. HARRY ROMERO CAMILA SALAZ--Pep Qub 1-2- 3-4, State Commerce Qub 3-4, Qiorus 1 , Student Council Secre- tary 3, Paper, Co-Editor 3, Paper, Editor 4. GRACE SANDOVAL- -Paper Staff 4. State Commerce Qub 3-4. LUaLLE TRUJILLO- Chorus 1 2, Paper Staff 4. WESLEY TAYLOR- -FootbaU 1-2-3, Track 1-2- a, Sports Reporter (Paper Staff) 4. MARIE TOLEDO- -Paper Staff 4, State Commerce Qub 3-4. s E N I R S KENNETH SPENCER— Track 3, DO Qub 3 (Transfer from Carlsbad). RICHARD VELARDE- -FootbaU 1- 2-3-4, BasketbaU 1-2- 3- 4, Track 1-2, Student Council Rep. 3, Student Council Pres. 4, Class Vice-Pres. 2-3, Spanish Honor Student 2. EUGENE VIGIL- -FootbaU 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3, Baseball 1. CLASS HISTORY Fifty Freshmen came marching into Cuba High School four years ago. We were bound and determined not to let the Seniors control us, but that was better said than done. We were initiated, we painted the C and after all that work we were honored with a party. After that week of ex- citement we elected officers: Arnold-President; Joe-Vice President; Ce- cilia-Secretary; Leonard-Treasurer. We had to raise money to sponsor the Christmas dance, and to nnake our Homecoming float which was Blast ' em Rams. That was our first year at Cuba High. Our Sophomore year was a drag as it is for everyone. You don t feel important, and you aren ' t included in some of the activities. But even so we had to make aHomecoming float which was Ram ' em Rams, we got 2nd place that year which raised our spirits a little. We really looked forward to our Junior year. We sure were important then; having to sponsor the Prom. We started off by electing officers: Conrad-President; Richard-Vice President; Hazel A-Secretary Trea- surer. Our next goal was our float, this year we choose Beat ' em Rams. We captured 1st place. After that our only worry was the Prom. We had a marvelous time raising inoney. Concessions, raffles, parties and movies, then the big week came. Our Theme was These Precious Moments. It was a very successful Prom. Seniors at last, the year we had been looking forward to. The first week was just like another week, but when we started planning initiation we really began living. Initiation, parties, movies, and weiner-roasts; and then sneak day. That is a day we will never forget. And finally our Sen- ior trip, we have memories of that day that will linger with us forever. The most important is our Graduation, getting our diplomas, a feel- ing of successfulness. Nowthat we have reached this goal we will try to reach a higher one. Our High School years will always be a wonderful memory to all of us. The Editor Carol Atencio CLASS PROPHECY LILLIAN ANTONIO Long Hair is her Pet Love. In the future we see her as Miss Long Hair of the Year. LUPE ARAGON Quiet and Shy describes this Senior boy. But give him a Girl and this quiet and shy boy will change. In the future we see Lupe as Mr. Glamour Man of the Year. JOE ARELLtVNO Guitars! Drums! Trumpets! This describes this CHS Senior. Joe sure goes for music. In the future we see Joe leading his own band, The Joe Light- ters ! FELIZ ARMIJO Here we have a girl who likes to STUDY. In the crystal ball Feliz is seen as Secretary to the Cuba Elementary Principal Mr. Alex Pitts. CAROL ATENCIO - s our Homecoming Queen for 1962-63 and Carol ' s ability for studying we see her as Queen for the Rose Bowl Game of 1970. CECILIA ATENCIO Here we have 99 lbs. of Dynamite who is often mistaken for one of the sixth graders. Why? You ask, Well! Cecilia happens to be 4 ' lO tall. In the future we see her as Assistant Mgr. of the Tall Girl Shop in Albuquerque, Under the Management of Teresa Martinez! HAZEL ATENCIO Now here we have the Senior Class Fashion Plate. A different dress for every day in the year plus a hairdo to go with the dress (each day different of course!!) are Hazel ' s trademarks. In the future we see Hazel residing in La Ventana with her husband Bruno Herrera who, incidently, is the owner of the chain of Thrift- Way Food Markets. DOLORES CARRILLO With Dolores ' s wonderful personality, with every- body, and her LOVE for Phillo, we see in our crystal ball Dolores as Mrs. Phillo Montoya! LILLY LUCERO From La Jara Hails this Senior Girl kno wn as the Senior Class Giggle Box. Lilly has literally giggled her way through High School. In the future we see Lilly leading a comedy group called The Giggle Boxes. cuss PROPHECY ROSIE CASAUS In Rosie ' s past High School years she has been very interested in being a secretary. In her future years we see her as Secretary to the Governor of New Mexico. ' ' HAZEL CRESPIN We see Hazel today with her stylishhairdos and her slim glamorous figure. We see her in the future as a model, modeling for a Famous Studio in Holly- wood. ALICE CHAVEZ All the way from Gallina comes this Red Headed Senior Girl. In the future Alice is married to the Major of the ' ' Great and Famous Tovim of Gallina ! ! CECILIA CHAVEZ Here ' s a quiet girl that comes to us from Torreon. Cecilia will some day be a Teacher in the big High School of Torreon. DON DAVIS With Don ' s personality and fast talking ability; and his HOBBY, whichis playing cards, we see our Don running the Wildest ' Racket in the suburbs of New York City. MARY DOMINGUEZ This Short Senior girl seems to go for SHORT CUTE GUYS. Mary as seen in the future, will be tending to Short Cute Kids and a Short Cute Man. PATSY DOMINGUEZ Here is the tallest Senior Girl who seems to go for Tall Boys. In the future we see Patsy as Mrs. America who is married to Mr. America ' whose height is 7 feet. ADOLPH HERRERA Here is our Cuba High School Coinedian, who has entertained us for FOUR YEARS. Ten years from now w e see Adolph TAKING Red Skelton ' s place in Show Business!!! GEORGIA JARAMILLO WatchOuta Cyclone!! No, that ' s no Cyclone; that ' s our Georgia dancing up a Storm. This bundle of energy has been with us for many years, and every year she becom.es even more energetic! In the fu- ture w e see Georgia teaching her Little Kids the Mashed Potatoes, Popeye, ' Pony, Twist, and Hully Gully. CLASS PROPHECY WAYNE MALCOM The best tackier of our RAMS TEAM! This Sen- ior boy goes for Football No Doubt!! In the crystal ball Wayne is Seen as All Star of the Los Angeles RAMS. ARNOLD PITTS In the future we see Arnold as HEAD COOK in the Cuban Cafe with Stella as HEAD WAIT- RESS. ROSIN A RAMIREZ With this girl ' s Figure who can tell what this Girl has in inind. As seen in the crystal ball, we see Rosina modeling Swimming Suits in Hol- lywood. HARRY ROMERO From his ability and experience of Racing on Two Wheels, Harry is seen in the future as Top Hot Rod Racer in Minneapolis Speed Way, CAMILLA. SALAS Our bundle of joy comes to us from Gallina. Camila is both Witty and Notorious. There ' s never a dull moment when Camila is around. We predict a Bright and Happy future for Camila as the wife of her now ex-Boyfriend. FRANKIE SANDOVAL- ' Ringling Bros. Circus coming to Cuba, Frankie Sandoval as the Main Attraction! Ten years from now we see Frankie with the Circus as a ' ' Famous Acrobat. GRACE SANDOVAL- Who is this Long -Haired Beauty conning down the hall? Grace who else! She may be quiet, but she has a personality and winning way. In the future we see her playing the lead in a Broadway smash hit entitled Road to Torreon. KENNETH SPENCER All the way from Carlsbad came this tall Senior boy w ho goes for ' ' Short Girls. We see this tall Senior with a short wife Tina and ten little ' Short Spencers. WESLEY TAYLOR Six feet five inches make up this Senior!!! In the future we see Wesley winning metals at the Olympics for High Jumping. RICHARD VELARDE Here we have a Basketball Star. We see Richard playing on the First Five of the All American Harlem Globe Trotters. NAME CLASS DIRECTORY PET LOVE PET PEEVE AMBITION Lillian Antonio Lupe Aragon Joe Arellano Feliz Armijo Carol Atencio Cecilia Atencio Hazel Atencio Dolores Carrillo Rosie Casaus Alice Chavez Cecilia Chavez Hazel Crespin Donald Davis Mary Dominguez Patsy Dominguez Adolph Herrera Georgia Jaramillo Lillie Lucero Wayne Malcom Arnold Pitts Rosina Ramirez Harry Romero Camila Salas Frankie Sandoval Grace Sandoval Kenneth Spencer Wesley Taylor Lucille Trujillo Marie Toledo Richard Velarde Eugene Vigil EUGENE VIGIL -- Roy Girls Guitar Boys George Cute Boys Bruno Phillo Boys Boys James Haska G. Football Short Boys Tall Boys Esther Cute Boys Boys Football Stella Boys Girls Clothes Esabell Boys Tina Girls T. Martinez Loofing Elaine Football Cigarettes School School Cheese Other Boys Conceited People Gossipers Double Crossing School School English Conceited People Sociology Homework Homework Girls Who Smoke My Glasses Football Boys Football Practice Baseball Conceited People School Flies Sweets Shorthand Sobering Up Sobering Up English English Other Girls Baseball Nurse Work Musician College College Beautician Office Work College Beautician Work Work Beautician College Beautician Wac College College Work Work Get Married Nurse Work College Doctor College To Graduate Work Work Peace Corps College Work rusty as he is known to all of us. This Cute Redheaded Boygoes for Cars and Girls. He. will someday be the Manager of the Ford Company with Gaylen as his PRIVATE PRI- VATE SECRETARY!! MARIE TOL EDO LUCILLE TRUJILLO Big, Bright, appealing Eyes and Raven Black hair make up this Torreon Beauty, who came to us 3 years ago. In the Future we see Marie featured in the Maybelline Commerical ' s T.V. From Torreon comes Lucille, one of the quietest girls in the Senior Class. But like they say, IT ' S the quiet ones you have to look out for. Lucille s ambitionis to become a nurse. In the future we see her as chief nurse at The Regina School of Nursing. JUNIOR FA VORITES JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS JOHN BECKETT --- PRESmENT ADELAIDA CHAVEZ VICE-PRESIDENT MARY GURULE TREASURER IRENE GUTIRREZ - SECRETARY Photograph Not Available Wanda Aker Tita Aragon Epi Atencio Tommy Atencio John Beckett Karen Bridge Ree Ann Brown Crucita Chavez Adeliada Chavez Ethel Crespin Susan Crespin Donna Dayton Alexander Deshnod Photograph Not Available Theresa Duran Petri ta Garcia Joe Gonzales Photograph Not Available Photograph Not Available Lee Gonzales Martha Greathouse Joseph Gurule Mary Gurule Irene Gutierrez Raymond Herrera Evelyn Huff Photograph Not Available Photograph Not Available Frances Huffman Viola Maestas Abel Martinez Esther Montoya George Montoya Rita Moore Viola Ramirez Mel Salas Raymond Sandoval Donald Tso Elaine Valdez Liva Valdez Helen Vigil Photograph Not Available SOPHOMORE FA VORITES SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS MELVIN ATENCIO PRESIDENT GERTRUDE ARAGON VICE PRESIDENT ARTHUR ATENCIO ---SECRETARY VICTOR VELARDE TREASURER Gertrude Aragon Arthur Atencio Melvin Atencio Vita Barboon Tita Casaus Lita Cayaditto Fulgencio Chacon Drucy Chavez Eliseo Chavez Frances Chavez Theresa Chavez Ronnie Clauson Lynn Cramer Don Dayton Ray Dayton Photograph Not Available Lydia Quintana Polly Quintana Anselmo Duran Charles Emerson Larry Foster Michael Freelove Epi Gallegos Fabilo Garcia Betty Gauthroaux Photograph Not Available Sylvia Castillo Oliver Gurule Filomena Jaramillo Arthur Lucero Gloria Maestas Helen Maestas Joe Segura Trudy Stevenson Joyce Stinson Roger Stinson Tom Shaw Sandra Thorsby ! t Bessie Trujillo Bernard Tsinnajinnie Mary Ann Valdez Victor Velarde Janet Viles Ida Vigil Steven Wahl Bobby Winson Wanda Williamson Jack Malcom Max McCoy Gary Mc Glass om Kate Nelson Stanley Pierce Vangie Ramirez Frankie I y Mary Rico Mike Rising Julia Romero Velma Romero Marcelina Salas Oralia Salas M Eddie Sanchez Danny Sandoval Photograph Not Available Photograph Not Available 4 VORITES f. ' i ' . f ' ' 4ti i ' ' i ' - -SJfcMn: ! : smmss 0 :p FRESHMAN OFFICERS DICKIE LOVATO PRESIDENT LIZA MONTOYA — VICE PRESIDENT DELFINITA ATENCIO -- SEC. TREASURER Anita Aragon Darlene Ascroft Delfinita Atencio Curtis Antonio Bobby Castillo Mary Castillo Teresa Casaus Fabolia Chacon  r Connie Chavez Mae Chavez George Baca Patsy Chacon Albert Crespin Leroy Crespin Mercy Cordova Frank Cordova Mary Cordova c Howard Hughes Paul Gutierrez Ronnie HoUoway Lowell Compton Walter Crespin Gilbert Duran Leonard Duran Mike Evans Annabelle Herrera Clarence Herrera Richard Jacquez Ubaldo Jacquez Verla Jacquez Plemon Johnson William Latham Nancy Lawler Pamela Lee per Dickie Lovato Ignacita Lovato Marshall Lucero Arthur Malcom Gladys Chavez Steve McCoy Jimmy Maestas Cyrilla Montoya Richard Montoya Elizabeth Montoya David Moralez Gladys Otero Peter Sala Mario Padilla Leonard Rafael Photograph Not Available Bobby Robertson Steve Sacks __ ' Photograph Not AvoUab! Leo Sandoval %. Tony Sandoval Zan Schultz Ruben Ramierez Nora Tso Veronica Velarde Tom Toledo Susie Trujillo Gloria Trujillo Tina Valdez Pete Valdez Leo Vigil Philip Vigil R. HIGH n JR. HIGH OFFICERS MICHAEL PIERCE PRESIDENT WALTER TAYLOR VICE-PRES. BEVERLY SCHMITZ SEC. TREASURER BOBBY TSINNAJINNIE PRESIDENT STEVEN FOSTER --- VICE-PRES. SANDRA CLAUSON SEC. Bobby Apodaca Leonard Atencio Peter Toledo Flora Carrillo Lucy Cayadito Nancy Clauson Sandra Clauson Cynthia Davis Leora Dominguez Magdalena Duran Don Evans Steven Foster Carolyn Hill Debbie Lasater Iva Lou Lasater Hilario Jacquez Arthur McGlassom Agnes Martinez Tony Martinez Donald McGlassom Ada la Montoya LeRoy Montoya Ruth Perea Carol Ramsey Annie Sandoval LeRoy Sandoval Sammy Sandoval LeRoy Trujillo Bobby Tsinnajinnie Daniel Tso Neyda Valdez Raymond Valdez Kathy Viles Tom Largo c% % Sharon Aker Leandro Aragon Harry Casaus Arebella Arellano Michael Bannon Josephine Beltson David Castillo Ernie Castillo Ted Crespin Frances Dominguez Daniel Emerson John Foster Bruce Foster Gregory Graves Vivian Gutierrez Raymond Herrera Pat Hll Max Jaramillo Glyn Leeper Robert Maestas Dulcinea Martinez Eva Martinez Virginia Martinez Mark McDonald Bernie Meeks LeRoy Montoya Jerome Padilla Josie Padilla Michael Pierce Bobby Pitts Frances Ray Deborah Rising Cecil Sandoval Severely Schmitz Diane Schultz Walter Taylor Pat Thorsby Viola Trujillo Helen Trujillo Roger Trujillo Tommy Velarde Bernie Velarde i Mr. Montoya Principal Alex Pitts Sec. SIXTH GRADE n ■ ■■ J m MMHK: i . ■JH f« ...v.. -B il d 4 k-- r... m. . __ 1 .r.:.- ' ■ ,■... „,.. -w • v«,.r c rii.r ;7c ' .. , FIFTH GRADE FOURTH GRADE v THIRD GRADE SECOND GRADE w ' ' l gg Cf ( ' X . FIRST GRADE m PRE-FIRST KITCHEN PERSONNEL Liva Martinez Deluvina Atencio Carolina Maestas Veronica Crespin % Photograph Not Available Rey Jaramillo Manuel Sanchez BUS DRIVERS «• Jss sm Telesfor Chavez t iV I H j. ' i; .ijK. lit H f .j 1 INK 44 % fil. STUDENT COUNCIL BOrS GIRL ' S STATERS Feliz Armijo Adolph Herrera Richard Velarde Joe Arellano Hazel Atencio (Head) Ida Vigil Carol Atencio C.fi liv L '  t ' ' l ' 4t S ' i ' i ' ' C.H.S. FOOTBALL TEAM sJ ' A nv ' .. « v. K V iT ' o M.-.:-m Cordova Velarde Crespin These are our Starting Five CAPTAINS Archie and Dickie with COACH DURAN ;«FI:-{ ' MATH: Melvin Atencio Larry Foster SCIENCE: Wanda Aker Bob Velarde J SOCIAL STUDIES: Adelaida Chavez Melvin Atencio John Beckett Larry Foster Gertrude Aragon SPANISH: Melvin Atencio COMMERCIAL: Frances Huffman Feliz Armijo Esther Montoya Adelaida Chavez Ida Vigil BAND: Joe Arellano Frankie Sandoval Grace Sandoval Debbie Lasater ENGLISH: Frances Huffman Karen Bridge Victor Velarde Wanda Aker Evelyn Huff INDUSTRIAL ARTS: Henry Morgan Alex Deshnod Donald Tso P. E. : Adelaida Chavez Frankie S .ndoval Lee Gonzales Vita Barbone 1 HOME EC. : Mary Gurule Martha Grethouse Karen Bridge Wanda Aker NINTH GRADE: Dickie Lovato Elizabeth Montoya SEVENTH EIGHTH: Cathy Viles Bruce Foster Wf WHO ' S . Arnold and Elizabeth lt CO ov MOST POPULAR WHO ' S WHO Joe and Hazel - -.X 4 .. :; f ost ittiP . , . ' ' ' e S. M. Callaway Sponsor INDIAN CLUB Delegates to Workshop Officers -, ri 1962 PROM QUEEN Hazel Atencio i PROM KING Joe Arellano V • 1 iMm 1963 BASKETBALL QUEEN Gertrude Aragon 1962 FOOTBALL QUEEN Carol Atencio ADVERTISING ' see youR nearbst % Id, «i ir a DRUGGIST CUBA DRUG STORE CUBA, NEW MEXICO Mr. Standridge, Owner tJOfmA onrwmy tjua BORROW WHEN ll ' SI YOU INVEST FIRST STATE BANK CUBA, NEW MEXICO Open Monday- Thru Friday 9 to 2 S S S GARAGE Auto Repair Welding Wheel Alignment Phone 74 P. O. Box 311 Cuba, New Mexico COSMO ' S MOBIL PRODUCTS DISTRIBUTOR C. T. Herrera, Prop. Cuba, New Mexico ALBUQUERQUE NATIONAL BANK ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO DRESS UP ? ;, Richard ' s Barber Shop and Shoe Store Cuba, New Mexico Gulf Cafe Cuba, New Mexico Albuque rque. New Mexico Cook ' s Sporting Goods Albuquerque, N. Mex. New Mexico Sales The Valliant Company Albuque rque, Nevi ' Mexico Albuquerque, Nev Mexico Cuban Cafe Town Country Cuba Store Owner--S. 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