Deming High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Deming, NM)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1960 volume:

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'tv-- Q FOREWORD 19 I . 1 11X 111 193 1960 1 61111 QIIN 1 I 1 N N 1 N C1 1 Hx 1111 1 1 111 X x Page Z 1 F111 1l11w1111l11111s 111111 11111 12lC11l1f'. 1111. 11111 611 111111111111 11111. 11111511111 1111- y11111'l1111li 111111 41111' f1111'111'11f1 1111111 11111. 111 111111119 111111. 11 11I'ly 1'W'i1ll. 11111 11111y i11'1'1lI'2 11111 11111 1-1111111511151 11111 XX'il1'111lY 111111 1'1111'111111y. 11111 -' 11111111 1 1 f9- Y s11111111 1' 1 '. 11111 1111110 111111 111 1111 ' 111 111111113 11111111 111' you w1ll 1111 11111 1 111 1111111 1111111 1l11'1111g11 1111s 11111111111 111111 1'P1111'111l1t11' 11111 11111111 1115111 111.11115 111' 11111 S1-1111111 3111111 11111 11111111 11 will I'1'1'2lll 1 1111 1111? 1111111115 111 11111 111111 11111's 111111 11s111111111 111 511111 11Qs1111.'. 11111 1111111111' 111. 111111111 1'11111l'N15. 111111 11111 111111 11 111'11,'11y 111 1111' 3111111 V111 1'1-N11111'11'11113' 5111111111 1111 1' 11111' y11111' 1 11111111 111111 11111111111111111 '11111 11'lIS1 11 ml 1 will 1I11'1'1'L1ft' an 11111 y11111w gn 111. 511111 1111111111 .'11111' CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION .II, FACULTY , SENIORS I .IUNIORS I SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN ,.,.l STUDENT LIFE URCANIZATIONS ADVERTISEMENTS av i, if Page 3 DEDICATIO OF THE YEARS in NIISS OLIVI- X1 HITEHILL Ulm 01116 111111111111 lung XEHTQ 112111 111u 1auf111t 11121111 111 13111111111 H1011 qf'h1J0l 11ut 1t has not been 11111111 a 1u111 of Nlath You 11316 111111g1l111 111a11116rs 111111 1111111113 61111CQ 211111 Qp1111ua1 1alu6s 111111 111111116111 a1111 112111 Q11 6n116a1or611 141 lllQ1lll Ill PElCl1 11f 111u1 Q1u11111ts 1116 1111l111g116Qs to work and 116 111111111 to 161 a 111111 11111 Q1161e11 11:11 1111 111 11111 Q111111 11115161 1ou You Qp1111Q111611 Z1 XCIX 2111116 M3111 Clu11 Ill 11111111 111u1 Q1u116111Q 11616 Qu11jeC1e11 10 mathematlcal 11111 1161119 31111 116111112 11111161111110 11111111-111111112 111u 11111 a Q11 111111111 11121111 1111164 as a Qpomor o t 6 111111111 111 261111111 aw 1111 111116 112111 11161111 Qu1'16-Qful NGZIIN 111 tl '1111111 l16f1111 111111 1111161116111 lait 16111 11ur111ff 11111611 1ou 1.11111 111u111 111111111111 11111 111ur 111111111 111 11611191 1111111 111 11611 11:11 lJ0QQl1J1C to learn 1: ll Q at 1111111 19 1 Q19 11111 1 ll 11111111 mam of SOUI Qtudens 10 N111 1 cwful 1111661 111 1113111 111 611v1116611111 112111161 01,1111 Sfklli 1161111611 111 1111 111.1111 11u116111N 11111 11111111111 116 proudly a1111 QlI1LCI'C1j 116111 12116 1111Q 111011 11 111u F111 1ou1 mam 11arQ of a11111 611111 Ill the DEHIIHU H1911 School Qytem 11111 116cauQ6 of 1111 FCQIJPCI and a1111111at11111 111u COHIHIHIN1 1111111 all 11ho 11111111 1ou 116 Qet 1ou 11111116 1111 1u116111 111111 ac .1 6161111 111 D115 :11111 a 1161 Q1111 111111 ll3N a111 aw up116l11 1116 AIU6f1C3H ldeale '1111 a111111t11111Q :11111 hae Q6111 111 to 1nQt1ll 1111-Q1 1Il 1 011111 11121111 111' 1118 pup1lQ 1ou 11316 had 111 1our 11aHQ6Q Page 4 .U U, 1 1 1 '11 M 1 1,91 'J .U UU U F . 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J f- 'ey' ,-K 'Wu' iflvbwaqrnqgm lVIr Mark M Chatfield in h1s first year as AdmlD1 tratne A SISFIIII to the Superintendent the was principal of 'Vlartln School beforc that! superxlse the work of 'ill non certified per onnel in Clljflll bus drlxels custodian and cafctcrla ssorlcel 'NIRS IRM A NIARBRX I I is SUPERINTENDENT Q Mr. R. li. Lewis, Superintendent of Luna County Schools. has held this position for nine years. Before that he was principal of Deming High School. Today he has nine schools and 100 teachers under his supervision. NIR R R LEWIS 19 '9' MISS ALICE HOLDERR3 1 ice o celhs 'N r essls etarx a its 1m in ll or a head of all certified per c nnel Xmon her mam duties he makes out thc payroll completes neces 'ui stsltc leports and attends to all clerlcal matter Hrs Irrna Nlaxbry Mr Chatflelds secretary sells the tokens used a lunch tickets and counts the ticket money Amon her other dutle he HSSISIS Mr Chatfield 1n orderin school supplies and does most ofthe processm of requisitions Page 6 ? . 1' g -, .AX - S, 9. , 'Ig ' l I so MR. MARK M. cHA'1'1f1i3Ln fix Q 'N- I 1 Nl'ss Ar- H I1 .1. L Sew- ss's- h' ' 1'Sj1 fp, g 's, S ' . ' ' .fs -- PRINCIPAL the fflce taff at DH 1 nn NI 1 prmmlpal for 61 ht year H ui prmclpal of Smlth School before hem dplilbllllill prmclpal of DHS He IS Su pxcmf, Commander of 000 tudentb 1n DH 5 NIISb B ARB XRA SNIY ER 111 crcnlx 1 rmala 1 U1 errctux xml lll mhal e of the offlne orce Ryu fue pu! l iclmlf n NIR GLENN NTOSFD Nlr cJfX1llC McFadden 15 the f1rQt full tlme ,uulance counselor DHS hae exer had He preuou lx taught En hh m Belen and was pI'lflC1p3l of h h QC oo n Pa Sprm Q ln Colorado rme and the Nan itz. J NIR ORN ILI IL Nlr F XIJDILN Ye 1 xml Hdflblll Smnr 'ilumnac of DHS returnec IH tum 'lt xlllllll xml a parltxme ecretarx to Nlr C NHS: RONIF NEQA Page 7 Hvucl of o S S 'S Mr. A Cla- A rses. ' 'g 1' S. e ' 'KS . E. . N . g Al x . -- S N . . y , he 4 . N . U . h X EV AA.!'i . I Y, S 1, , . g :S the ig e h l i gosa L' ' cr ' be . Hx He has also been in the Ma- - , ft as ' 5 -' Nliss Hobie ya L ' z 'a Q - ' . g ' , ' l ' L l'ff' - 'ol-. Ra l ' 's , '. Hoses' S ' 'L 'I z ' ' 'gi' f . 4S.ff 5 -l .z'a S'-' S' ..1l- THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Y, I .1 JACK WELLS DR. PAUL FEIL TOM O'BRYAN LEEDRKE HYATT Thursday. Feil holds the office of secretary. Mr. Bert Newland is the official attorney ofthe board. resignation of Rev. Amos Gaume. OSCAR COLDSMITH BERT NEWLAND REV. AMOS GAUME The Deming Board of Education meets monthly on the second Mayor Jack Wells presides over the board as president. Dr. Paul Mr. Goldsmith was selected to the board in February upon the E. W. NLNN, JR. BOB BECKETT THE ADVISORY BOARD The Advisory Board was added to the Board of Education with the consolidation of schools. These members represent all of the surrounding communities served bv DHS. AX S. C. PHILLIPS, JR. E. W. GORE E. D. SMITH RAY HUGHES M. R. NORM AN I x fav'- ,.-.-new FACULTY A. M. AXELSON B.A., Valley City Teachers College Shop Mechanical Drawing MISS PAULLINE BAKER BA., New Mexico Western College M.,-X., Uniwersity Southern California Spanish I, II, III, IV ROBERT BLANDFORD B.A., Eastern New Mexico University Chemistry Physics Advanced Algebra General Mathematics RAY CANADY B.A., New Mexico Western College Health Education Family Relations Varsity Basketball Coach MISS LUCY COBB B.A., New Mexico Western College M.A., University Southern California World History U5. Cities Problems of Democracy International Relations MRS. LUCY EWAN BA., Mary Hardin-Baylor Librarian GEORGE E. EWAN BA.. Arizona State College Graduate work: New Mexico Western Driver Education MRS. JANICE T. FIRKINS BA., l'niversity of New Mexico English Il ,lunior Class Sponsor Page 9 FACULTY E. 13. FIRKINS l3..'X. New Xlexivo State University Band 'llll1'Ul'N MRS. FRANCES HALE CAHAGAN BA.. Missouri lfnixersity MA., Missouri University English II, III, iv DAVID CUISIELE IBA.. New Mexico Wt-slr-rn Collcgze NIA., New Mexico Western Collvgv Ellgllit-lll I R4-ading: Lalm S1-nior Class Sponsor .IXCK E. HALL ll.,-X.. NI4'Nlurry College XIA.. Peuliody College ll. S, History Soutliwt-st History Wit-stern History Student Council Sponsor Page 10 RUSSELL HOF.-XCKET BA., Now Mexico Wlestern College Pliysival Education Athletic Director Varsity Football Coach BD Club Sponsor MRS. .IESSIE HUBBARD BA., New Mexico State University Home Economics I, II Future Homernakers of America Sponsor Freshman Class Sponsor MRS. YIOLET F. JOHNS HA.. lnfliana lfnixersity B5. In Nursing Education School Nurse' Future NUfSt?.S Cluli Sponsor HILL KLENIEXT B..-X.. New Hvxico State Lniversity Svience Sophomore Class Sponsor Freshman Football Coat-li '45 fig. I. 'W I , I 59.1 I FACULTY EI! I.El'l'Ul.lJ BA, llniwrsity of New Mexico M..-X.. I niu-rsity of New Mr-xim English III. IV ,Iournulisin Annual MHS, WARREN L. MANS B.A., Lnivcrsity of Denver English I Latin Anicricun History MRS. ISESSIE C, MAY BA., New Mexico YV:-stcrir College Visiting Teacher Social Wnrlwr Public Relations WAX NE MASON Ne-w Mexico WI1-stvrn flollcgc Alge-bra Cr-nc-rul Mutlivin.1tir's Junior Class Sponsor Page 11 MISS SIIIIILEX MIIIAS IIA- Eastern Xvw Mexico L nixr-rsily Sliurtliund I, Il Typuwritingi I, Il General Ilusint-ss MIS: NUIIIA KECTOH UA., Bowling Grucn Linllegc ul Cuiiiiiivirf' Graduate Wurk: Lniicrsity nf Dcnxcr 'lly pewriting limilxlxu-pilig Honor 501-it-ty Sponsor LEU E. HEIN BA., Bctliuny College Lindsllc-rg, Kansas MA., Highlands University Lmitlier Mutuls lla-rrixniffs Art MISS ROBERTA SHAFER IIA., Eastern New Mexic-u llniwrsity firuduutc wurli: Ne-w Mvxivu Sluts' I'liysicul Etlumiliun l'r'p CIuI1Spm1sor 51,-Ilinr Class Fpnnsm' i tl' FACULTY '1 9' GEORGE TIGNER l3.A. Nz-w Xl:-xiro State Vocational Agriculture l .F.rX. Sponsor MRS. BIINNIE DEE WEAVER BA., Nortliwc-stern lfniyersity MA.. Northwestern Lniversity Vocal Music High School Choir Freshman Chorus Small Groups MRS. RUTH WELLS RA.. Colorado College General Math Algclira I Plane Geometry ETA. Sponsor MRS. FRED WHITAKER BA., Peabody College Biology OFFICE ASSISTANTS Sitting. left to right: Reba Fairres. Faye Bennett, Pat Reynolds. Miss Barbara Sinyer N11 Ro ie Vega. .lo Cheryl Terry, Lily Gomez. Second row, Martha Dunckhorst. Dorothy Mitrhcll Nwlwia Mathis. Betty Chatfic-ld. Ann Brown. Cathie Shaeffer. Relha Ledbetter. Irma Galindt Third row Ruby Cousland, Gloria Gomez. Suzie Appleton, Penny McPherson. Toni Molina, Eileen Hotchlu Fran Brown. Linda Andrews Not Pictured: Anne Hutvllins. Evelyn Janevka. Cecelia Hadawaw Page 12 BUS DRI ERS Qi A,1 -1 Q1- I g aw H--1 MH f-16 Q 'xl l Vhi Xllw NVX 'IIN' Xlrx. llllll llillmli ll. l,. llowlrlvli Ura Nlattlv llf'1l1'im'lx on A ff fm Iwltx ,llllul-11111 lfflgxr Nl.l5 X111 U. ll. Nlwrgmm Xlxx. H, ll. NI..,g.m 'Z' Xl! K.1I-- li.-. 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Page 13 ll1lnlrlll1lll1lu lll1lHll llll xx Nlyl fit I 2 ff .W CUSTODIANS :CY 'I Q 1-. 7 erik 'li i I X-x N Y' N x NM ,lack Moore Toni Yalverde Eusebio Chavez Johnny Horrego Director of .lIain!r'nanc'f' Eusebio Chavez, Tom Valverde, and Johnny Borrego are the gentlemen who kept DHS in tip-top shape all year around. These three custodians, along with part-time helper, Tony Borrego, cleaned rooms, washed windows, put up chairs for assemblies, and kept the cafeteria spotless. During the basketball season one or two of these fellows was in there. cleaning up the court between halves of a home game. DHS is proud to boast of four of the finest custo- dians' THE CAFETERIA .ff X N- -A A K 'H ...wwf V- w Q Mr. Rudy Aquino Mrs. Sue Beckett Mrs. Catherine Beckett Mrs. F. C. Vaughn Head of Cafeleria Mfg, Mable llauer Mrs. Diana Moore Mrs. Olga Gibson 'g0ur business is foodf, might as well have been the motto of the DHS Cafeteria staff. In its second year of existence. the cafeteria, headed by Mrs. F. C. Vaughn, fed an average of 850 students a day. A plan was put into effect that would help the students from DHS and Deming Junior High School get through the chow line faster by using tokens instead of tickets. The student cafeteria workers, Jerry Scott, Carl Taylor, Marvin Little, Jewel Scott, Barbara Kucera, and Eldon Cozart, played an important part in feeding: the 450 DHS students and preparing -100 Mrs. Mary Shaeffer Mr. F. C. Vaughn meals to be taken in a truck to Smith, Bell, and Martin schools. Page 14 ii YU' f IGRS '-gag, uf, ., H ef W? WV 4 1 W N Q- , . I1 4 Nz H' ,, 21,0- ' '44 ' ' ww., W f H3,,-i, . ng., H, R., W '- L.-, 'Q' ' - ' Y, v Thr- 1-:url I4 Jung zmfl nut illXK2lyS srmmlll. lnut Un' 1'f-xullwl 'au'-I ilu- rmul nf llfv. Il4'l'hIlIIF Ll ruurl uf s11f-1-vw 5M Q A , . fr ' 'ww' X, Mx .4 N , -4 . ,M .431 ' I- M 1- gre-ut LIN f-uvh St'HillI' We-pare-5 In L , R' . A K ,,- 4 5 A ,, 'U ' . 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' A . . J. '. LILLIE ANDERSON l-'HA 1. BOBBY BA RCLAY Football l, 2. 3. 44: Track 33 D-Club 2, 3. 1 DONNA BETH BELL FHA 1, 2. 3. 1-z Band 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3. 2 W ve J' ff ... - if 1 CARLOS BENAVIDRZ Football 1, 2, 3. lag D-Club 2. 3,114 Vice President 23 Student Council -l-g Track 3: Annual Staff 1. JANICE BOLES Traffic Safety Club 1, 2, Pep Club 1, Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4: Sing For Fun Club 3,5 Sextette 3. CLINTON BOWMAN Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, Music Club 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3, 43 Annual Staff 4, Chess Club 3, Dance Band 1, 2, 3,-1. BERTHA BRADY Library Assistants' Club 1, 2, 3, Girls, State 3. A I-'RAN BROWN Broadcaster Staff -lg Secretary lg Class Play lg Office Assistant 4. JAMES PERRY BYRNE Math Club 3: Boys' State 3g Class Officer lg Band 1. 2. 3, 4, Music 2, 33 Dance Band 2, 3, -lg Dixieland Band 4. Page 17 iiinefw .v xyfxs .XJ QA? RICHARD CHAVEZ Student Council 2g Track 2, 3g Football Annual Staff 4-g Traffic Safety 3. TOMMY COFFIN Math Club 2, RAYIIRO CORONA Fiesta Club 1. 2. HAROLD CO USLAN D Student Council 3, -'11, Fo otball 1, 2, 3, -lg SENIORS ROBERT CANON Math Club 2, 3: Boys, State 3: Chess Club 3, -1-g Rifle Club 1: I.0.0.F. Delegate to the U.N.g Senior Play. LAYNION CATO Band 1, 2, 3, Football 33 Music Club 2. 3: Dance Band 2, 33 German Band 3, Combo 3. BETTY CHATFIELD National Honor Society 3, -1, FHA 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 41g Music Club 3, -lg Library Assistants, Club 1, Prom Princess 3. GLORIA CHAVEZ Pep Club 1, 2. 5 X 14 ff 3, 49 tional Honor Society 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Broadcaster Staff 3, A1-g Baseball 1, 2, D-Club 3, 4. JO ANN CROSS FHA 1, 2, Fiesta Club 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3. NINA DANE FTA 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary -1, 1, 2, 3, -1, Music Club 3, Junior Play, Senior ,xv Band Play. -ff? Page 18 SENIORS A JOE VANCE DANIEL Band 1, 2. 3, el: Football 2, 3, Ll: Basketball 2, Music Club 2. 3: D-Club -1: Tennis 2, 3, el: Dixie- land Band fl-. MANUEL DE LAO l Football 1, 2, 3. -I-5 Basketball 1, 2: Basebal 1, 2: D-Club 1. 2. 3, Al-3 Boys' State Alternate 3. MARTHA DUNCKHORST X' Student Council -lg FNA 2: FHA 3, fl: Annual Staff 3: Math Club 2: Pep Club 1, 2. JOHN DURAN Nlath Club 2: Traffic Safety Club tl,m ROSEMARY DURAN FHA 2, 3. -lt: Broadcaster Staff 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3. JUDY DURHAM FNA 3: Annual Staff 2, -lg Chorus 1, 2, Pep Club 1: Drama Club 1: Tennis 3, 4: Traffic Safety 4. HENRY ENCISO IVIANNY ENCISO Baseball 1, 2: Football 3: D-Club 3, ll, Broad- caster bl. JOE ESTRADA Student Council 3. 4: Boys' State 33 Vice Presi- dent llg Football 3: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: D-Club 1, 2, 3, -1-. REBA FAIRRES FHA 1. 2, 3, -1: Traffic Safety 3, 4. 1' '31-T121 Page 19 19' -...E MARY MERCY GONZALES SENIORS IRMA GALINDO FHA 2, -Ig Pep Club 2, -'1-5 Chorus -1. MANUEL GARCIA Annual Staff -lg D-Club 2, 3, 11, Track 2g Foot- ball 3, -lg Basketball 3. el-g Student Council 2. GLORIA GONIEZ Busy Beavers Ig FHA 2, 3, Al, Chorus 3, 43 Sing for Fun 3. LILY GOMEZ Student Council -I-Q FHA 1, 2, 3g Prom Princess 3, Secretary I g Cheerleader 3, 4, Girls' State Alternate. 1, 2, 3, 4, D-Club FTA 3, fl, FNA 25 Pep Club I, 2: Broadcaster 3. -1. .IACK CRAY Football 3, fl, Traffic Safety Club ala. f ,, .rf e INEAL GRELLE MF, ' 'f President 1. VS' ' , JUNO GUADERRAMA A A -Y FFA I, 2, 3, Annual Staff -lg Prom Prince 3. g l .I I I MICHAEL GLTFFEY Football Ig Math Club 2, 3. CECELIA HADAWAY FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 All-State Chorus I, 2, 33 Sing for Fun 3, -1, Trio 3, Junior Play. ii 'hav Page 20 SENIGRS D XVIII H XXII ctballl lmrk FVI Rl I I IIXQSNIXN WX BOB r Nlu lc Club 2 3 Nile hml I Dlxlclfmd Band 1 DON Ill RBERI xllllllll Staff XZ!! U J Q4 Aix 'Z H HII ru w lll IXXIIS lI0lJ1lx NN ,nw 'Wo- Wh ml 4 Dim L Bind 5 nm JOHN LIXDI' IIUIJNON null 1 NI ith flu Ba I Jumor Plax 3 Danv IIN I NN llflll H IIH N H01 3 Xnnua Sl. IN HOU Hlx 1.11 K- lzpf Page 21 Z B1 3 -HP' R.. 59 JOAN KOLEER RETHA LEDBETTER All-State Band 3, Band 1, 2, 3, L1-g Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 3g Broadcaster Staff Mfg Office Staff 4g Senior Play. JOAN KATHERINE MALLERY Banff 1. 2. 3. l: Music Club 3g Prom Princess Girls' State Alternate 3. ELVIRA NIARQUFZ FXA 2, ,lg 1.ibrary Assistants, Club -lag Music Llub 3. -1. JUAN NIARQUICZ Chorus 1. -I: Sing for Fun 3, lg Library Assist ants' Club el. SYLVIA LEE MATHIS FHA 1, 2, 3, Al-3 Office Assistants lg Traffic Safety Club 2, 3, -lg Band 2, 3g Music Club 2, 3 Library Assistants' Club 2. Page 22 Student Council 2. al: NHS 3. -lg Secretarv 33 3. SENIORS EVELYN MAR I E J ANECKA FHA 2. 3, I: Annual Staff 'lg Broadcaster Staff Traffic Safety Club 1. JAMES JONES Traffic Safety Club -1. ROBERT 1.181-l JON ICS Tennis 1: Rasketball 1, 2g Track 1, 2. ISAREL JLRAIDO Football 3. 1: Baseball l. 2, D-Club 1. 2, 3, -lg lrack 3. l. ,A , X' Y' ' - 'ik y '14 I llNAZ Nlithflu Cliei Club l 2 3 4 ilk TONIE MOLINA Student Council 2.7 3: FHA 3: Chorus 3. l: Pc-p Club 2. 3. DAVID NlOX'l'lfl,l,.-KNO Nlalb Club 2. 3. CAROLYX ANN NIOORE FHA 2. ROGER NIOOR E Student Council 1. 'KAREN NIGH Student Council lc NHS 3 1 Band 1 2 All-State Band 3: NluSic Club 1 2 Jumur ax Repurte-1' 3. JOYCE :XXX NORMAN Sluclvnt Cnunvil l. 2. 3. fl N 1 FN Prmn Primress 3: Girls' Stale' Xlternate mc l. 2. 3. 1: All-Siatv Band 1. 2. 3 Page 23 if: SENIORS TUFFY NUNX FFA 1. 2. 3. 4: NHS. Basketball 3. 4. MIKE PAYTON Student Council -lg Fiesta Club 3, Boys' State 3g Football 2. 3. 4g Basketball 3, 4: Baseball I, 2g Track 3: D-Club 3. 4. TOIVI PEARSON Math Club 2: Prom Prince 3, D-Club 3. 44 Foot- ball 3, 4, Music Club, Vice President 3. PAUL PEDRAZA Traffic Safety Club Ig Football I. 3, 4, Base- ball 2: Basketball I. 2. 3, 43 Track 3. 4: D-Club 2, 3, 4. SHELBY PHILLIPS Senior Play, Annual Staff 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4 Music Club I, 2, 3, 4. JOHNNY PONCE Math Club 2. CARY PRESTON National Honor Society 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4g D-Club 2, 3, 4, Music Apprecia- tion 3, 4. PRISCILLA REYES Future Nurses of America 2. 43 Chorus 3, 4g Pep Club 4. REGGIE RICHEY Student Council Ig Class Officer 2, 4, Math Club 1, Traffic Safety Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Prince 3. SHIRLEY RIDDLE Student Council 2, Chorus I, 23 Home Ec. Club in 3g Volleyball 1, 2. 'gg-in-wr Page 24 eww 52. -1 ii '. I , 'R 'il' . , ' , 1 f I if is 0 ff X.. ,,.a SENIGRS Student Council 3, NHS 3, 45 Chess Club 3, Boys' Stale Alternate 3g Band 1, 2, Music Clu JERRY SCOTT Football 2. 32 Traffic Safety Club Al. CATHIE SHAEFFER NHS 3, -lg Proxn Princess 3g Girls? State Class Officer 3g Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 1, 2, 3. -lg Music Club 1, 2, 3. TERRY SHERMAN Bancl lg Math Club 2, Track 3, -1-3 Football 3, fl-g D-Club 3. -1: Senior Playg Junior Play. L.: q ? I -1 Page 25 bl. J-v-fi!! JOHNNY SHOEMAKER Traffic Safety Club 'lg Football l. JOHNNY SMITH Basketball l, 2, 3, 'lg Annual 2, D-Club 2, 3, el-3 President 2, Boys' Statc 33 Baseball 2. RUBY SXAPP FNA lg FHA 2, 3, Broadcaster Staff 3g Pep Club 1, 2. EDDIE STEVENS Band 1, 2, 3, -lg Prom Prince 3, Annual Staff ,lg Football 1, 2, 3, ,lg Basketball l, 2, 3g D-Club 2, 3,-1: Junior and Senior Play. SKIPPY STEVEN Bancl l, 2. 3. 'lg Rifle Clubg Junior Play, Senior Play: NHS 3. fl. ELIZABI-I'I'H SWEETEX FHA l. 2. 3g Annual Staff -lg Traffic Safety A Club l. 3.1: PNA -1. as fm 3 1, I' 5 POLLY VILLA SENIORS CARL TAYLOR Band Manager -1. ,IESSIE TILLNIAN Chorus 3, 'Lg Annual -1. DANNY TRUJILLO President 3, Student Council 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, lg Annual Staff 3, -1-g Math Club 2, 3g Prom Prince 3, State Student Council Convention 3, -l. TINY VAX EWUK Student Council -1: Library Assistants' Club -lg Pep Club 1: Music Club elg NHS fl. FHA l, 2, 3, 'lg Library Assistants' Club lg Sing for Fun Club NELSON WELCH NHS 3, -1-g Annual Staff ,lg Math Club 2, 33 Prom Prince 33 Chess Club 3, Band 4, Junior and Senior Play. GEORGE ZUMWALT Traffic Safety Club 1, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, D-Club 3, -1. Page 26 Cl JU IORS 41.8 Si . I , s .1-. 5' vp w'H . ,Q . -,Q .. M 'f. . ax x , w i-1-f' , 4 ,Cu R - , ' s N S 'FS , MA A , x ,ffl ik? ,.4QN Qt J 'P . xf six 6 4 . x 1 f , N25 .- al fu M., an 'xl' -as-., e,- '9',,fCii-na faaxi-lf M '-'J '-3 119 v-2f'- 4- H' -J--1.7- ff, ...it-QQ' nu . 4 , , .yf. 3,1 v4-in-'.-.. .vh.u... -an 'ia '.' ...A wk IJl1lUlt4l fun-. tllv stU1It'IltS in lflwil' Ilxirfl war uf high -vhu-Al. the- juniur+. slam! '-4' w- - -' A 'L f f' ru.--4 .sv -'Wm Little spare time was to be found for the Juniors of 1959-1960. The Class of '61 was husv working at the football concession stand during home games. taking the annual junior tests. planning the junior- Senior Prom. and attending classes. Juniors were well represented in all-state chorus. band. and football teams. Class members also led thc DHS Student Council. placed eight on the all school popularitv poll. and cheered the Wlildcats to victory. Even with these loaded schedules. many Juniors won recognition for achievements in other fields. Sonny Janecka was part of a rodeo team that won a trophy for their performances at Santa Rosa. both Patsy Castleherry and Jerry Cross were given Cour- tesy Driver awards. Beverly Janecka won a scholar- ship to the University of New Mexico for placing in the Hake-It-W'ith-VVool Contest. and Pat Tread- well was selected as FFA Sweetheart. The juniors looked ahead hopefully to being Sen- iors as thev ordered their class rings in the spring if JUNIOR OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Xt lrft left to right. D. W. l'ph.1m. presi- rlcnt: Lind.: .Xmln-ws. tn-asurcr: Henry Paclicro. vit-1--pxwsinle-nt: Manuel Marquez, ,lunior sponsors lu-low. lm-ft to right. Mr. UI'- villr- X14-l aul4lcn. Hrs, Janice Firkins, Mr. Wayne- Nluson. 'ft . 5.55324 ' . ra5,.A' -is, , 4? xii' x Page 28 JUNIGRS Hslln-1' .Xrwfstzx Rudy .Mlunlv H1-If-n 'xglllllill' 'rua-K T7 juan AI4-ala ' ll , I Limla .'XIllII'f'W!4 D x QQ? A if Suzie- :Xpplz-tml V r If ' 'L QQ f-'1' 'f if 'CJ nc? ,f- f , M ff 1.1 W X , . Q Nc-lla 4Xl'l11lju ff A' -v. 5 , ' I , ff xx 09' , MQW? K . 'ig-g Hose- liuval Bobby Baker Hugo Bastiflos C javki Bf'HCdiCt, Linda Birvhfield Xlikv Buwlin Anna War- HI'IlCl'ktJ Ann Brown UNIOR ,If-rrp Hmm ll Uavirl Hllvlllilldll Paul Blllflllill Tony Bums Hike- HL1rlm-smn Diam' Burt my , ,Z K. x. W-w Cv X fx Us 'H AWA An? N. YN 1-4:3- ,f Warm' ' 1H1f lllzlllclw jvrrx f'll'illll ll .1 Palm C 'wilt-111118 4. Hairy 'Ulf-rn-sal CZIZZUIH Nlury Uunrl: Llllllll' il if lwrx' ,Iuyvv DLIIJIT1 5 V? -..-. .. , , ,4 s 1 X A -. Q jmf Fr:-squcz Yulverlu lfrwquez Jimmie l'iL1I'Q3SfJll Frar1r'isGullusa Rrmnis- Carclner X Luis Gonzales Roy' Gund , Barhira Harrelirm .fx 'is' UNIORS llux I4 ltrnft Shurmm liurrm-r Riwlmurrl I'1t'LlS4'IlIlilIl I,Hl'l'Ilil Fiihvr Dulurc-S Flores Aliq-v I'il't'F1ll1t'Z f7- C? , .al V 7 Billy jo Hurt Anne Hutchins Josie Israel Beverly ,lane-cka Walter 1Sonnyt Gene jasso Emilio Jurado Barbara Kegg Jerry Lafferty '-, HDS Janccka E52-, JU IORS Nathan Hitt: Charts-S llmlgkins I'-lilXli'l Hlblglllll Alan Holmes Iaddtlllil Hootcn lflizulwtlr Hurst 'QYN yr A. 6' IV 1, 11 5 'X 5'-43m ' c 7 HL, .f B ff: -. . . . '- . QS. 5 4 Mkgkxuj 5 X i E' W tt ' 1 A A x, . -, 4:7 JUNIORS Julio Marquez Hamm-l NIZIFCIUUZ ,luvkiv Hiller Martha Miller Dnug Nlitchc-ll Irma Hulinar 49. F'-.,5 0 .q--r , X Lulu Xlmltzlrm Ne-lllv Xlullllllltr Iffllul xliblllllill Lf-ff Nlvfluire Pc-:my NI:-I'hf-rsu L lm? ' 'T 1 1 'Xe-x ins Caml Nnlrle RuIJx'I'I Null :Xrnulfn Num-Z IOR f,a1'Iusl'ul1uu He-my l'm'lu-vu Rivflz A NI:-lllv I,ill'l'il Olzlllu I,ill'l'il um l'.11l.1 ,146 Q LA Alive Pvvk :Xmeliu IN-nu zrianu P01100 Tcwry Purtillo Sharon Putter If Pat R95 riulrls i X' ' 'k L K., 9' Manny Rudriquez Mary Rodriquez Rav Ruebush 3 , it' 'T 'YN Johnny Simmons Leonard Snow ,lan Spicher Barbara Strasia Janette Supak Cary Sutherland Manuel Tapia Ju Che-ryl 'rf-rry 'MV 1 - I a l JU IORS Silllllllf' Hur-bush Jimmy Russf-Il Ntbflllll Sainz je-anliv Svhultz jvwe-I Svutl joyvt' SCUII I ff 2 H-Y I ' f Q M 4?-1' 'fly'--M' S A!-31 1 F ,A 'Fw-a fs-...My TN Allwrl Valvcnlf' Tommie Villa Bc-lia Xflll'3lH0lllQ'S Mary Xf7lI'IllUIllPS Nlary Lou Vumllf- lVl01'YyIl Yvertz jackie YVl1eel1-1' Eddie lvhitv JUNIORS xlieldy Torres Pal 'l'rc'arlxs f-ll ll. W. Lvpham Rnlvert Valenzuela lflc-na Valtierra C5 I' TI' ir- ff-V' OPHOMORES 1 W- 1 :ff fhe ln between teens who are alternatels wlse and then foollsh world wlse find then name had a wonderful tlme this xear fhex collected lnsects dlssected froffs claxfl and worms Thex wrote themes for Enffllsh 'ind sweatcd their w ax throu h PI Some of the buddm femuses wlth bralns took upon thcmselxe to conquer the subject of al elna -Xll the I'Il'iI'llHg.6 Hllllfltjll als flr cked to the Home E4 department where Nlrs Hubbard trled hu best to make them homemakexs People would thunk that they would buome dlscourz ed and I'CfI'3lIl from hl her learnmg. but nrt thu' Thex kept thclr noses to the 'I'lIlCl l0IlL but not all the tlme The sophomoles treited the frosh to 1 sophomou l-lf.SllIll'lIl partx and the fro h returned the fax or tu X631 drew tm a Llosa tht sophomoxu planned to decorate for Uraduatlon dat a task tra dltlonalls asslgned to the sophomores Y A ,p SOPHOMORE OFFICERS AND SPONSOR Left to fl ht Niue Cooper nu pn ldnnt ,Iohnm SnnL pre 1dent .lerrw Wood treas Page 38 surer Blllle OBryan secretary Sophomore pon or Ur B1llKlc-ment yr X , ,V ' ' . , A S V 0 3 V fl.. , ,g f ,ip 'ii --S ' f 'S' '5 U 'S 3 ,' ' - '-- 2 ' ' , M '- ' ' ' -S 5 .. . ' ' . ,. 'fit , ' 3 'ff' it , X' . . v - v 1 .R . M X . ' a A Q 5, , H x . ' . E Q I. 3 , V - c. . C, D sh. f ' -. ' C - c f If . . U Y . v . V a c- ' V fr 's ' ' ,- g '. ,fwf A t L .' r, ' Q ,. K J . v ' ,. ' ' fr 5 tt, . . . . 1 -' ag g '. , x- V x' 1 ' - x 1 . u L P - . c . M 'L c . 4 Q - Q 4 ' ' S . ,XS 1, V - . . ,. . .l , -V 4,5 r .f r ' SOPHOMORES Ramon Allm l7anny'Al1:ala llavirl Allen Bonnie Ballers Ernestine Baca Ann Beckett Betty Bermings Tony Borrego Betty Brooks Mattie liruwn Julia Buritt Bill Buttler Julio Calderon Dennis Canon Russell Carr Amelia Castro jesus CllZlCUIl Albert Chavez wr-'W' 'FH W7 'T fi 0 . gf Y l X 'VMWM 1715 41-9 f . hah 1'--of .gf J 4? ,f x fin 'Q i at X L soPHoMoREs 'A' . 3 ix L , Qf','Y, 3, lx. Hy ffl V 'gm' A 'fi Juanita Chavez Pat Chavez Dixie Clouml Pat Conley Steve Cooper Irene Cortez Ruby Couslancl Kenny Cross Dan Dane Connie IM-lgmlo liillllfbll llelgzulo Janie llc-ining: Johnnie Denning, Holmerl llurlley Alice Eneiso Nlargarito Estrada Alvin Fairies Joyce Floyd SOPHOMORES Larry Flynn Billy Foster Vivtor Fresquez Bill Furgzason Jaime Galimlo Brenda Gallegos Cecilia Garcia Esther Gomez Olin Gomez Billy Gonzales Mary Lou Guaclerrama Rodger Gunter lfelicitas Gutierrez Aurora Granada Cary Cray Annette Griffith liunette Hallmark john Head Q sig, l nw. 'H ,QQ 3 QQ fi JS .swf 49-V f fx, eg--fr SOPHOMORES Linda Hill Annie' Holguin Stephanie Hrna Leota Hurst Mike Huclgens Tom Hurt Olivia ,lac-qm-z Bolilry Jonas Willarrl Kelley Barbara Kucera Terry Lambert Hargarett Lee l'il.l't'!I IJPUII Marvin Little Jcrrie Lynn XIPBI ull Nanvy McDonald Enedina Madrid Paul Mackey SOPHCJMORES Larry Nlannin Jlllifi Marque-Z lfrlimla Nlurquf-z Lllvv Wursliznll Rufuvl Xlarlirwz Mitchell Maui-1' Clm-is May Duane Helium Susie Xliln juss- Hilo llurutliy jf-an Xlitf-hell Olga Molina Rafael Klulllllllu Ruth Nlrflfltflllillltl llaxiclNl4mr1-.Jl'. Juanita xluriilvi Cc-rievicvc NIUIXIII f - lg.. Vi .-, li it i vel vi X a ft. , X 1-'la T7 1- .46 Um Ti fr , N.. lub- 'A fx SOPHQMORE Carol Morgan Jimmy Nalwoure Billie 0'Br ' Teddy Offutt Robert Oney Charles Oney Ray Ordonez Maria Ornelas Robert Palmer Diane Parish Joe Parra Eugene Patterson Norman Pelayo llayrnoncl Pala Chindo Perez Gracie Rascon Lucy Reeves SGPHOMORES George Regalado Isabel Reyes Tom Rickabough Eugene Rhodes James Rockwell Albert Rodriguez Patsy Ruebush Danny Russell Johnny Sainz Joe Salazar Betty Schenk Frank Sepulveda Ejiavxlae Seyler Cludy Shacffer Carroll Sherman Sandra Shore Edna Sires ir 41 if 'WM 'll -1'I 7 M I 46 W 2 X 15 N, ,av SOPHOMORES Frank Smyer Robert Speer Den Speir Mary Lou Sweeten Mary Helen Swope Sammy Taylor Margaret Teague Fannie Tillman Sue Tipps Danny Torres Frank Villegas Charlotte Whitaker Melinda Ward Jerry Wood Bobby Worley Jerry Worley Le Roy Zachek FRE HME A x I 4' ' I 1 ,mlm at th. nf 9. vi. Fhe loulx fICShI'l1tI1 of Illlllltl H1 h School p1CkCd up then hooki and hcrau to adjuQt to the c 31 x Itllltllll of Ill h 511100 Two huud1ed Qtwu thex IIl3Il'i'Cd to be under foot when not xx mtcd Ind nuer .mound when needed twfllltll bs a past fushman I Ihls ua1 Q flLShIT1CIl plus nude h1Qt011 F111 tht flrst tlme lll the h1StOlX of IJCHIIHW Hwh Sehool IVICITIIJCIS at Lal' e for Student COUIILII xx ere eluted One out of the fue Qelented ,hm Rlckaboufvh was selected flom the clam Th1s xml at the V111 St1tc Iwalr Frechman Shawn Tulk won brand Prlze 111 the JUIIIOI' DIYISIOII on he1 d1eQQ for the Qecond tlme 111 SULLCSSIOTI Freehmqn IJIHIIC Craxcllm made All State Bind FI6Shlll'1l1 Lnxlc Hadaxsix mule fXllStatL tht ll FRESHMAN OFFICERS AND SPONSOR I1-fr In right are Cuyh' Huduwuy, secre- tLil'y'tl'0LlE4UTf?I', Richard Schafer, president, and l'.lI II:-rwrl. tive DI'1'f4id1'Hf. Nlr Je 16 Hubbard Qpomor Page 48 .f nv 51- 'I' A -Z G. FRE Doris Acosta Fred Acostu HflllQ'I'l Aguilar C.u'lus Alba HME o Carolyn Hutton t7 if ' g Janws Bueza Bertha Bustidos Daphne' Buumcistcr Vicente Almanzu Mary Lou Alvillar .l ucly Andrews llnlw Appleton lfrmilu :Xrmijvv Nlikv :Xu lfrm-atm liurxr Ruth Baca Aurora Benavidez Faye Bennett .ludy Bond Elin Brawl lQcurl1lz-an Brown Tim Bunt- Douglux Burleson Barham Uuikirk Page 49 JV'-X A K . . '-.17 f l 15 - I .tw : L FRESHM I R U V Benny Campos P 1 2 Cris Cardinal , L1l'lddDOIlCgll6 ' Edith Duncan .lov Lhacon Theresa Chacon Pat Dupree David Durham a it Z I LW ru .1 A VA Q iaxlx ,LEA ' I Tony Elizalrlc Mark Lhatfleld Clorinda Chavez France-s Duran Manuel Elizalde Enullna c,.lldNLL fl, Sandra Chavvz f'lv H4 rtha Ent i u Angel Qhaw L L Eldon Cuzart Gillu-rt Eftrada Phyllis Fcaslenian June Cnzart Bruce Davis Howard Feasleman La Vonda Franklin Page 50 1' 'Q ev, ., , .xx fl I 4 s gf '-.N 14' L. .sb ,SIX 4 5 . X- 'Y .W OW FRESHME Edward Frei julian Frvsquez ltlviru 'Gonzales .49 Irma Gonzales Stacy Fuller Janice Galbraith ...wr lg' 4 A Willie Gonzales Diane Grave-line Mary Ly na Garcia Stella Gareia 11-wi r frm 'HZT7 Jose Garcia Dorotliv Garcia 'sr-4' Ruth Green Mary Gail Guffey K Sammy Gavaldon Jimmy Gibson Gayle Hadaway Christine Hand Lela lfihann .lc-rrv Gonzales -' If Buddy Harrelson 5 J , George Harrelson Page 51 FRESHME Sarah Hart Ruse Hassman Donnie' Hayes Sammy Hayes Ronnie Hn-narrl Barbara Hvrald Henry Hernandez Robert Hernandcz Pat He-rvul Rulwrt Hill HL-lon Hitc LUIS Hire Page 52 FRE HME .l111'.l11rmIf1 I.w11111n- 111.114-L ll.-11111111 xIt'U1lIli1'l Izlxnf Nl.14lr11l Kurzln King X1-llie Leutllf-141111111 Ulgu NI111I1'11l Uvurgga- NIJFIIIIPZ ,I.11-ki.- Lirrlv H111111l1l Liu-ly l,1Hwrl NI11r1'11f11 ,Xlplm NI.1Il11-ws Bullhy' Llrlwl J11-i4-Imp.-1 Titan XI.lfIlo'4 31.115 IJ-11 Xl1'rli111 Ufe-11,1 Lulu-L tlnyvn' IAHN ff' Rick NI:-111Ivvz.1 'IF1111 Xlillwr Xv!'li.l I411l.11111 I':I'li!l4i.l I,111'-'r 111.1114 xlilligldll H.1f11f'l.1 N 41' - Page 03 ,U--qv 'T I fra-W FRESHME Rui ali Nlolina I , Arthur Montellana Lyn Muon' Yisian Monro V011-Ita N1l1iit'IlS Alice Munoz Cubrici Munoz Santiago Munoz ,loc Murit-I Margin Mycrs Billy Nenno Andy Nichols Tommy O'Bryun Robert Ochoa Hzlrvicivc' Offut Bobby Uncy Eddie Puciivvu Gloria Purru Bobby Pastran Norma Pear Danny Pearce Ronnie Pearson Eugene Perez Mary Ann Rnsiwrry Page 54- E! -cd K fy ,, w ,rf 'Y' nt Rx X fr' M it fri X 55, 3, r- or 5 A s .- Rm l 1:2-Q !- Cn5i. . .A , rt, 0. FRESHME 13' By ron R4-ml ' Anita H+-rmmfiini j E' H ' Mateo Sunuhcz -g,-n, Marsha Sandi-rs Ray Rm mundmi Olivia Rvntffria Richard Schafer Ronald Schafer 177' ,,, jim Rn kahaugh E Q , Km-nm-1h Kuhcrls Juni Su tt Y ' X, .-Xnclroniru Sepulvmial X A ri 1-fs Bonita Rohm on Exelin Hudxvwell vs- f 111111 I urquin t 1 'ik ffl Walkvr Rm-hush Carmr-n Ruiz ,1- , , Frrwhiif- Um-Qada 'sr Linda Quirnz Butch Ruswil Cuncha Saim Hargan-I Sf-rna john Simunris Page 5:1 f... L. S FRESHME Stanlvy Sloan Tanya 51111111-y Bonny Iurrcs johnny Tnrrcs 41- ' s 1. Doc' Dm' Smith ', Jam-I SIIHPI' If ar, 0 1 Z? -n 'Q 1 R ,af ,V 1' 'M-A .w J' 'N Margur In-ju RLiIl1llIl'l Vlwflljillfl uf Rlllxf 5111511 RiCllLlI'li Spicvr W ' Joey fulk I, , 'vox 'wx Shilftlll Tulk I ef f' 4 1 Q E. L Kiev I.:-my S14-phan Canal Stcw11so1 1 Cl? I Z I Jimmy VLNIL111 .wmv-f Anna Mac Vega .,,.,.,f 'Nllkn Stump a lk 1.1 a 'G' Y era X1 11 fum X ll 1111u11t1 Q Barllara lhrarh Carol Tunvy Larl N male James Underwood Page 56 '47 X T' CT? X.. -qs ll FRE HME Cliristini- Il iliam l Fr:-fliliv Wiiilkc-r Mary XVlllIIt'IllJl1I'g Lillian Yvilliums Phyllis Vfilliaimi Larry Willis Burlium Xvuods ,lam-t Wurlvy Janice: Wrrrlvy' Sharon Yvylic Lucy Zunnru Page 57 r'1s,,1p IRI-'NHNI XX NX KPN lop left Nnulex Burnett talk t Eld n Loran lull Nlllllll Udo ,le ery anal Ronald Lrwlx dt an a unlmlx top fl ht Barlwara BuQk1rL modeli l thr hh how durxn the 1'dlI' muldly lpft ophomorn Qtfwe Cooper QIIS Wllll Barbara Bu lurk mlnle Flanwa Nlnplf-x and Lllarlenn Janeclxa Jom ilu comer anon nnddln fl llt Santa x11t Jun Rlclxalmau lr and Bxlly 'Nnnno bottom left Carl Yocaln and frlend enjoy a rare Dcmm Qnow Qtorm bottom fl ht Luaall Hofaclxet how new PE umforms to Ronald Luc-ls Tom Xlxller 'Nlac Jn ffcrx and Jams-2 Baan Page 58 ni M .vm 'hw if ,Vw ja vm , M. ,, . , 's 1 u , z TUDE T LIFE 1 .. 1 'x 'K if 14 ,V 'N .x ,-sf? f I 3 'qini 1 1 1 5 mlllm--I lmlf-.., l,ivt111'o-5 the- viulr-nt uvlirm ziml life- uf lu I 1 tl1e'f'z1lf1w,p1l1 me-nt txlflwil 1-f 1 1 .Le Ilan- lwlf-H ilu- ffvllmslrv' IP'l f'N mlrlmr Ihr- zu-tiw lifw -,f ilu- Stmlf-ntx in DHS that km-ps them mm- ' mu nl Ll lv11.1tl1t4k1r1AL gnu. a v c X ' I. s 5 I J fi I I 3 , , us 5 f Q, g ffl A1 x SENIORS 3 f JUNIORS A 1--' 1 e Armandu Alba. Joyce Norman D. VV. Lwpham. Suzie Appleton CLAS S FAVORITES Esther Gmnez. Johnny Sainz Richard Sf,'h3f0I'. R2ll'll2Il'H Buskirk MOST 0f ' TALENTED 1 ' Prestuxl. Rf-thu Lcdlveltffl' NI f-l Ur'T.z1U.juI1n -llc Supak BEST LOOKING ,HH FAVORITES lfflrlim-'1'ux'1'e-1 Suziv 'XIIIJIUTHII PEPPIEST FRIENDLIEST CUTEST COUPLE Jerry BIOXN I1 and E ther Mlller MOST LIKILLY T0 SUCLIH FD ? 'gf is?- . V- Y .... .. Q ss,,.,,,, X, I' J 67'-'X ,I 4 Tommy Pearson. Betty Chatfielcl Bobby Canon, Joyce Norman MOST SOPHISTICATED BEST CITIZENS BEST ALL-AROUND Armando Alba, Lily Gomez 1 x f TINY VAN EWIJK OF HOLLAND TXNY mornlng of Aubust 21 a seventeen year old Dutch girl klssed her started her lone Journey to lNew MEXICO th She wa On the parents goodbye and e land of the tumbleweeds and sand storms s recelxed lnto the home of her Amerlcan parents the Fletcher Bowmans and began her year 1n Demmo mlnus her dally mornmb swlms and the skatln she was accustomed to 1n Holland Tlny recelved a warm receptlon from the members of Demmo Hlgh School WhlCh was evldent on the flrst day she appeared at the hlgh school Mr 'Vloses students and teachers enjoyed the assembly ,men for 'llny and were brateful for the chance to meet her The flrst week 1n IJCITIIIIZ, Hloh Tmy was a ,uest of honor at a Student Councll receptlon and dance ,men for the purpose of gettlnc, better acqualnted wlth the new forelbn student The Natlonal Honor Soclety saw fit to make T1ny an h and the showml. of the se e1r orgamzatlon p ox ed that she had well lived up to her membershlp on Tlny was a member of StudtntCounc1l and was elected Student Councll dele,,ate at the dlStflCt meetlng She worked IH the llbrary the flrst semester and was a member of the Pep Club The Student Countll presented Tmy wlth a watch durmt, the Chrlstmas assembly ln replacement of the one she lost earller ln the year Tmy wlll graduate ll'l May w1th the emor tlass and after Craduatlon will accompany many other forelgrn students on a tour of the U ted States The Student Councll brouoht T1n o DHS after much dellberatlon and some trepxdatlon that s e too l1ke last year s exchanne student' m1,ht pack her bags and leave before the end of the first sem ester But the fears were groundless Tmy endeared herself to her foster famlly the student body an teachers and the many clubs where she was a featured speaker T1ny s resldence ln Demm and her attendance at Deming Hlbh School allows Demmg to send one of lts students abroad SUZIC Appleton hopes to be accepted. Page 64 . U ,. . . - L U . V , . i M V V . V . . V V H, V . . U . V . V . U V. . g - Q - ' . . 1 , ' U. V .. V VV VT I . V . V . VV .U . V V VV . . i VV.V . U . . .U u ' :' ' - Y ' ' ' onorary member of th ' ' ' , ff - mester report cards r ' s ' ' in the organizati . V. V k . V V. V . VV . . . V V. . i VV V. S . V V VV . , . V . U . . . . . h , 7 5 , U c 'U ' 7 ' 9 9 d . , . . . U . .U V . I o FAIR TIME FOUND STUDENTS BUSY gl? Lvl Red Brown cntertalns DHS Qtudnnts at the Tr1State Falr Joyce Norman rldes the Band Bonsur float flrt prxu cnxc ru-g.an1Lat1on ner as SUZIE Sslua Pat w Barbara and Jeame model at the Cotton Stwle Sammy 2howQ hw prlze vsxnnlng Qteer at the auetxon Show W 1ldcat Band marcheQ up Gold Avenue LP N5 L Y. '4-Q., Page 60 I 4 :lg X 1 Y 115i-W fr n ' 1 1 .1 I 1 5 1 -1 ' T ' I , , N b -4- I ' Y' j' ' SY 2 ' 'J A Z ' f . ' , F I1 ! f. R , I 'A . ' - , ' N ', , ' V' , e Y 'T ' win x. , an X - A E-nz, .- fb? 2117- 2 f 'N S ,Ji ., ' .ST L' ' 1 Y' ' QS -fi.. ,- . W, , A. .S K z 4, , fn, , 3 ,gh -L. .vw , .ff-N 5 T w I .JE ,, Y 2 1- ' 8 . C K- 4 ia- ' V ' x, -X f, ,S ..,-wr v M 4, J' ' 'f ,Tx S J ' I - ,' .1-J, .s '5.V1 1' ' -ff 'M ' U N i. ' T ' an .x ' -- A A.: t, X . 'l ' . ' ', I f, ' S ' A ff . f 5 . .N U, , jf A If I X - ap . A - . , , 7, fl. I . , , , r , I I x N., 1 ,I Q L -- N - T 1 I -. ,I MANY VICTORIES MAIQKED FGOTBALL SESASGN 21 r l f .1 lla mm ww Ray Rlclxarml on announve fo ulllall a e omm nelxm maclun Wxldcat Band and PepClul1 Cafrtfrla IV! li' P! Club lmefmn X e L1 IP 'iEEE:: c fmn un uc ur new! dllll '90 Bench vwdrmcr follow the dmc clo elx Page 66 f .H A ' 1 1 'fn 4 f ? 1 , fl - , ,z A' Q' If 'I 1' , W V V X if f fl . . WV , ', . WI A K l lla xl orlns 'I lf-I 1- sl '. I I 5 , 2 1 s s 1 gg nl . , 3 u L l , g . V wwf lx , 2 - ' treats D , .' zt 'V g' Il . Ai l V. Q . xxx Q I , V 3 ' 1 lf,-il I fv - 4 5 . Y ' lg ' l l .sts- 5.1 I ' W . . M .. . . I 'W' M Y l S L Ml ' - ' M ' g for llle f , -' 'B , 1 W lf'-ll A . 'll 1.5 Ficll QLCIQ ' 'sl' g 'N 1 ' Il f In 'llz-4 f A - W - -W , 1 V I L' ' K M3i,g,5:N, L, lv ll ft 'K I 2 f' ' X fy x fa 1 s gl' 2 S 1' V , K li' I . ' fi , . L . L Y 'Q P CHEERLEADERS BOGSTED SCHOOL SPIRIT .L ' ing ,u6n.f i l raftlcf make IH rfu ,i -nunuwlfur U I Qon put up another ucmrx -tar .MQ 8' -M' Janette Supak Nlary Lou Xocale and Dxanr Burt decorate football ual pmt Xu mu readx Nlr Drnllon xc u fo pm f Rah Jerrv Carclmal hvlpm B tram and man an mfg Tom Hunts In pup U11 SUTIJTINP Cheerlvadera unvwrap ther xar ny lc-aflerx pre ent lndxan lt 0fSl1Llf' Xpplrmn moi ju, from D lm 'mm' Q a...f Page 67 , . I A f K I . ',. if . in Y I . K r . X M ,AA ' - - N r .. V H .- ' 'V . Ku' w -f , ' , . ' , W f . , - 2 D 1 , ' . ' - r- J :' Q ' ,,?.'7g'Q,L i'v f ' l ' ' a I gg 1 f A 4 - V ,ff,4.:f g ' ' ' 7 . :0:,.,M,....A:V,, .4 ,if I NV' u . . l h f ,L 1- , I 4 S AW. .1',1W,:fll'f ff? 'its-S QF? rf-' 2 ' . .,,? ' . ' A - ' -S - -rr. . -.... . 4 E l' v . Q ' Q 'W , 3 N A 4 ' f., 'A , l 1 , ...,-.. N' ' A 1 Stars and Stripw l-'urever fI.iIy llnmez and Barbara Harrcl- 1- J W , I -4 1 l U' l 'M S X' l S I 52 jg M, , . I l 1 S gr? E 5 R A+: A . . ' 45' . ' ' ' g ' . . Ha'- yo ,L t that Q ' T. Y . . .. -, h ,.. V W V V Q . N. ..N -, ,-V I , I ,, I . 5 ,. ' ,, 5 .. . . . , , . - Q r Sk . I .A ' . . 1' Clu . ' 1 3 4, 1 m. ,pf -,-1-M -. Ev D0 YOU REMEMBER THOSE ASSEMBLIES7 land po c durln SC, e fha' mmm Nlr Raw Hu he le Torres N11 Q Cobb Jeame Qchultz and Mr Bert New zrdershlp work bop Ur Lon expldms tape on bral Smlley Burnett talks to Nancy 'NIcD0n.a1d wa hm N N Bobby Canon narrate plrture m wrt-hxa bow m the 0 hls UN p FF dy,-',G,uDd7 and Bobbw Jonas sm at FFA ag embly Page 68 Bobby Barclaw and Carlos Benawldm ll n Qanta am DHS STUDENTS WERE ALWAYS ON THE GO bulty' Nllkc Bfmlm accue rhfzndant Eddfn Turrc- durm monktrxal 1 Twpm turlenr dfl. bu s n 4 umm: tual de partmr nt Q Page 69 Traxf-Im uzme teacher Ur W C Rohm on ln truct the Lllellll t cla Jerrx Scott work mlth lathe ln hop S WILDCATS ALSO SPENT TIME IN CLASS 'N-Q -M J ' Tmy VEiI'lEWljlxlIl4lI'l1Cl wolld h1 torv clas .Y 1.60 gg,.1ii'WP .44 r Rem gnc demon tratmn for LLIHIHIC tudent 5 0310 ll ten to r Xul on IE bm nur uut Humem.1k1n 1rl lrpat Nlr X111-Luhhn to lumh fa K ,f ff Page 70 V 'sf H , - A. tr ,- ' y 's'1ff 13'.' . 12 x m ' Q I A I I ,A S 2' , A Z 5 ' ll ' ' F194 S .us O A b f u an 1 0 L ' 2 , , -Af-'W ' . .S f' L , kk, 'H V , Q ' , A 4 I V. S ' ' 'S S Y S -S f I 'QS' V xigafmir 3 . if AIS: gi' ' F' Nik - 5 'N-K 'A 'L A f A' V M fy QQ ' S 4 rv any , .,.v I V3 kgs .. LVN Y 3 x S ff l ' 5 . . . ,, ' M . 4 ' s s '- ' 5 s 5. 1 I I' 1. ! I f ' , I , Q . YS 4 I .fhg nys! M.g.'s. 3 1.5 . .k . S ww. -M x SCHOGL WAS MORE THAN THE THREE R S '-XL! B1 ly Ollrmn and Dorothy Nllllfllfll 1.1 erly 4 I mln mc! ro hm 0 1 'Nuw faculty memlxu 'Nlr Nllldred Deter points out buuth Nmerlcan munlrlns to clasg Coach Hofackc-I watch: a Ralph Nlolma and Juhnm D1 Il'lClfqIL1dLIllf muncllmeetln draw pupll from Holland Poncn mark out mth the har hill Page 71 STUDENTS SPENT EIGHT MORE DAYS IN SCHOOL ,faq-pf Custodlans deek halls of DHS Class tune fmds hbrary bu y as students use fxlc cards Hello up there' It took ome engmeermg to AGQ5 f' 'cl Q5 l solxe tlus one Roger 'Nloore pas e polxce check at student parkmg lot Mr Klement proves hes paymg for h1s Broadcaster asF collects Mr McFadden re 1 ters DHS students 1n the 0ff1C6 Q fri i M 'HIL xx flj Page '72 Nil if 41: H ' , ' ff 3' A . ,,,,,,,-. K , , .,y, it f x ft . l L, .swag A . . v T. ' . 3 I 5 I v x I 1 ,-cf-N N . A H . W I K V 1 H W ef- es F . I N K 1--.YV ' ' I X D s A . 1 X 1 + .Q W W , ... V . S ' ' ' . - .s s ' ' ' . Uk , . . . r U - s . , . . ,n ' N T. X FACULTY WEDDINGS MADE HEADLINES SW B-ui r and 'Ur axlfl on an me I elr wgddm calm at rrcmptlun wi mn am and Ur sudrlln Cerffnmm Iirume m p e a r at f ox' Inu x mann rlu neuluuf ll Im m ncorate en ha frr the 1 Bon Q Page 13 EATS Pu 1 !'Y.,, SCHOOL SPONSORED DANCES WERE WELL ATTENDED MVW Sophomore lrls serve punch at Fro h Soph party Pep Club Preeldent Llly 'Nhss Roberta Shafer vulth co Gomez rea DFCSCIIIS SPOII OI' Hearts and cuplds decorate allpurpose room for Pre Yalentme party Couplw dance paet WlSh1I1 well at Pep Club re Valentme party Natlonal Honor Society bponsqrgs Chrlstmas dance Students Sll one out durm Soph Fro h party -Yi. 150993 3' Pige 74 DHS WAS IN A WINTER WONDERLAND i ,-. ' 'fi--V . r-4 ' Q . , ' ' 4, -M I '- 'n x M 'S--...f ' WHOOPS' Lxly Gomez takes a plll Cathle and Judy Shaeffer arrlve at DHS after mp through snow -O, A - 4 DHS is covered with a blanket of white after New Mexico snow- storm. Ernetme Baca and Qu 16 'Nhlo build a snowman on campu , W' J Win Nas. . I 'I . S . s' - S' A ' ' ' Q ....,.. ff f l . 1 4 K . . , , A . -LA, Y A ,. 1 i V - 2 . L I I . I V 1 ' , -V, I . -' is 4 'A A A - . A I 4 ' , v ,. A K A , f' fig, ..'g, N t ,, . , . 'f 'ff' ., X, - h u -. . ' ,-7 ' L ' ' ' 'V -f Q, . '.41 . . , , ' - - ' U' - ' ' - - . . , V --.. ,, r , ,, A , .. , -' ' , , . 1- ' 1 , ' ' 4 -. .-V -. .A , Page 75 i ALL DEMING HONORED NACIO HERB BROWN K . iW1ldcat Band athem lufore leaun for E.iPa 0 Thg pay gffl Butch Hawkins appears On CICCD durm KROD TN Nacro Herb Brown alute Band Pre idcnt ,loan 'Nlallery pri cnt 'Wir Brown with DHS band weater Nlr Brown the rompo er Wildcat band for a Conor rt Page 76 ,fm all Nlr Plfixlll band director rehcare with riuidrui ian 'Naam Candx NHCIO and Nacio Jr Ur Paul Lunmn ham pat -XQCPXP Prerdtnt and Nlr Funnm ham ' xr 7 V gi ' ' S . ,- f f X N , 111 IMI ' n if B 1 ' 5 . 'S S . . s X ', S.u.. s. ' , s .Y Dl'lIliIlg.S famous native son poses with his . ' , A . A' .' . 4. 1, L H . ei. , ' ' U S A L . S' , - - P , , s. , 'gr . :ei K B i A 2 I 1 ORGA ZATIO M Q an-.1 'QA 1 J -,..7L..,,,. 54 , , AF ' V, W ,vnu . ,1 , Huusf-S 111 a row, each 111 lts own lI'!lpOI'lilI1C6. stuflcnts 111 a clulv. each wlth lts own Importance such is u1'g1a11izatio11 and such will it always hc. C? OFFICERS Stated l to r Joyce Norman Eddlc Torre Suzle Apple ton Standm l to r Karfn N1 h ,loan 'Nlallery Nlartha Dunckhort lander the leflderehlp of Eddie Torrei Preudent and 'Vlr Jack Hall Qponaor the Student Councll led Dcmm H1 h School through 'Ill 'utnc year In Noyemher the Qtudent body xoted 'ln 'rmend ment to the f0I1Qlll,Lll10H whleh proudcd for fue members at l'11g.e to he Qelected The fue are Jlffl R.lf'lC3ll3l1gll lenny NlfPherQon Crane Ramon Beha Vlramonte and Mcka g. Joyce Norman was Southweatern D1Qtr1ct Pre-Q1 dent and Kalen N1 h waa Southeweatern DIQITILI secretary Student Councll offlcers were Edd1e Torrea, presrdent, Joan Nlallery, secretary and T e sormff Other 1U the erahlp STUDENT COUNCIL mam project of the Student Councll was spon a fo1c1f Il Qtudent who was Tlny Van Ewlyk actluty mcludcd dancce a th1rd place float lrl State Falr Parade, Qponsorahlp of a ea workahop operat1on of the coke lounfre and part1c1pat1on 111 the Qtate w1de road block at Chr1st mas and New Xeara They alao Qpomored natlonal awembhes enjoyed by the Qtudent body To encouraffe scholarslnp 1n DHS the Student Counc1l or1f1nated the academ1c letter, whlch was to be awarded for outstandmff SChOl3St1C achleve ment Martha Dunkho rit lIC'8QL1I'6I' I' rat row l Johnny Samz R1chard Schafer Eddie Torre Danny Trujlllo ,l1mn1y Naboura Johnny S1n1mons Second row l t r Eddle Whne Ramon -Xlba Kenny Cro Hunt Npplcton Jeamt Stlnultl Barbara Kegg Pat Treadwell Barbara Buiklrlt Char lf ne Janecl-.a Thml row l to r Ronme Schaffr Karen N1 h ,lone Norman Joan 'Nlallery Martha Dunckhorst Brenda Gallegoa Llnda H1ll Llly Conn: Fourth row l to r Bobby Appleton D W Lpham Harold Couiland Joe Estrada Mlke Payton Carlos Benav1dez .lack Hall. I . ' .k:. .2 T1 VF? 7 tj! lass, .ku fy' N A 55-. On February 12 these 16 people were made new members of the National Honor Society. Lily.Comez receives her pin from vice Top row, left to right, Janette Supak, Bobby Canon, Jerry Brown, Bobby Baker, Suzie Appleton, president Robby Schurtz. and Lily Gomez. Middle row: Edna Moulton, Judy Durham, Barbara Harrelson, Mary Lou Vocale, and Donna Clary. Bottom row: Paula Timmons, Sharon Potter, Belia Viramontes, Jeanie Schultz, and Eileen Hotchkiss. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society, composed of students chosen for scholarship. leadership, character and service. had a very active year. Nlembcrs were engaged in such projects as helping in the LYNICEF drive. presenting an Honor Code to the school. holding a dance, averaging grades. listing the honor roll students every six weeks, giving a party for the new members chosen at a formal tapping assembly and initiated in a formal ceremony. At the initiation ceremony l2 juniors and four seniors became new members. Tiny Van Ewijk, the foreign stu- dent. was made an honorary member earlier in the year. The chapter decided the freshman to receive the NHS award would be chosen by the teachers the same way as mernbers of the National Honor Society are chosen. The officers this year were president, Nelson Welch, Jr., vice president, Robby Schurtzg recording secretary, Betty Chatfield: and treasurer, was Cathie Shzgffer. The sponsor this year was Miss Nobia Rector. I, A Tiny Van Ewijk receives her NHS pin from President Nelson Welch, Jr. Below, If-ft to right: Old members Cathie Shaeffer, Skippy Steven, Joyce Norman, Harold Cousland, Karen Nigh, Tuffy Nunn, Tiny Van Ewijk, Nelson Welch, Esther Miller, Cary Preston, Betty Chatfield, Robby Schurtz, and Joan llallery. fi , 1 X , , .tj AV' s, .ff Fl,lf'l'lf5 Aluyri- Nurniuii Iii-my Cliurfii-ld ,Xlig i Pei L ,lllli mtv Wliitukvr Carroll Sli:-rnian .lz1nic'e' Callnmilli Li-v Royal CIARINETN 'Inari Hall:-rf Xkzireii Nigli .lini llyrnm- .l4rfL'l' Flnyl .luv Danivl Billie O'Rry un ,lvrriv Lyiiii1'iTRi'i1lr' lfliurlene ,luiiwku Stn-plianiv llrnu Judy Ella.:-:iff-r Olga Hulinu Pail Heruil .XLTU CLA-XRINETS Sunilrii Slum- llaxiil Ernkl RXSS CLA-XRINETS Mike Huflgene Nurina l'i-iii' tl! JNTRA IMFS CLARINET Eddie SIL-wns THE BAND UISOES Skip Flexi-n IR'-Iia Yiruiiiontvs ISASFOUN Bula-li lluwkinf ALTO S.-XXOPHUNE Catliie Sliaeffvr Diane Crfiiveliiii- Janet Sinyer TENOR S.-XXOl'HONlf XIQ-lindii Ward BARITONE S,-XXOPIIUNE Sllellry l'l1illip5 CORNETS Rcllia l.:-rlbettvr Gary l'rvst0n jainz-S lludgkinf Danny Pierce Eil Link Javki Ili-ni-dict Vic-hir Fresquvz TRl'NlPIi'l'S Carlin Pacliecn Dorothy NIitCll+'ll Russell Carr Allrert Yulwrile Page 80 FRENCH HORNS Edna Moulton Nina Dani- ,luan Alvala Gracie Rafcon TROMBONES Clinton Bowman Dennis Canon Andy Niclmls BARITONES Danny Alcala Ruddy Harrelson .lackie Little Clliflflfdi lludgkin- li.-XSSES Dan Dane julmny Siinonds IJRIKIS Mary Lou Cuacli- ,lllllll Hmlr-url Iiuli LYIIWL lla! 'lin-uilwcll Stacy Fuller T1Ml'Al.l Jwycc .Scull- RANIJ NIXNACER Carl Taylor Ffallld. 13 'U' lun faq- ,K gfw gi' ' iii' - ' .xi , sv xx , ls., 's '71 , , . V 5 1.5 W X 'L , s 'x,2,,-'L -i53e 7 'i w 'HRW' 'if 1-2 'A ' ,'.. A THE BA D Thr- 1959-60 Wildcat hand vonsistf-d of 65 high school students under the direr-tion of Mr. Bruce lfirlcins who was in his second year as Deming High School hand direvtor. The hand attended all sr-heduled foothall gamesfat home and away-during the foothall seasonfhelping to spur the team on to the Championship. Following foothall season. many of the hand memhers began working toward All-State tryouts. These were held in Las Cruces on Devemher 4 and Deming ranked high twelye were chosen to attend All-State Hand. As the year wore on. haskethall season vame along. Again the hand was credited with participation at home games. Before the he-ginning of the Christmas holidays the hand presented the first concert of thf- year. Later on in the- wintf-r in celehration of the hirthday of Nacio Herh Brown. the hand gan- a 1-onr-ert featuring the songs written hy Mr. Brown, including Teniptation. Singing in the Hain. and The Vivedding of the Painted Dollf' The final artixity of the year was to he ClJIl1IT1EI1Ct'IHf'IllQ for which the me-mhers of the hand. without the seniors. played. A new group varne out of the hand this yr-ar. They called themselves the llixie Saints and llixif-land niusim- was he-ard r-oming front their practice sessions. In, Ueceni- her the group won an all expense paid trip lu Tur,-urnvari where they represented Luna County in a state wide talv-nt 4-ontest. The lroys did not win hut enjoyed the trip lHlINC'!1St'lf. The danve hand was organized again this year. This organization worked yery hard and hrought more rr-4-ognitioii to the hand. Page 81 THE BAND The Wildcat Band practices before the Tri-State Fair parade for one of their halftime shows. The heart shown was used during the half time show when Deming played T. or C. TU L . is xJ M,,,.. A...-47 M,,.-O-' ,vu in -,,..-4-nv' m,,,,.--f' Following All-State tryouts in Las Cruc- es these twelve students were chosen for the All-State Band. First row, left to right, Jimmy Byrne, Karen Nigh, ,Ioan Mallery and Retha Ledlmetter. Serond row, left to right, Butch Hawkins, Betty Chatficld, Joyce Norman, Sandra Shore, and Diane Graxeline. Third row, left to right, Dan Dane. Ed Stevens and Edna Moulton. 1 3. K 3 .ut , wir 5 ,,,, ,Qu-C-o ' s Above, left to right: Gary Preston, Jimmy Byrne, John Hoclson, Clinton Bowman. Dun Dane, and Butch Hawkins. DIXIE SAINTS-DHS DANCE BAND Below, Seated, left to right: John Hodson, Caltl1iS,Sl121,effg1, Jimmy Byrneylbennis CunonQ Diane Craveline, Clinton Bowman, Melinda Ward, Andy Nichols, Joe Daniel, Eddie Stevens, and Shelby Phillips. Standing: Mr. Bruce Firkins, Gary Preston, Retha Ledbettet. larne-s,.Hodgkins, Dan Dune, and Betty Chatfield. 4 DRUM MAJORS - MAJORETTES ,if gm Learling the hanrl unto the fielcl were the . k 'V' clrum majors anfl majorettes. For the purpose - Fi' ' . . L' ol murr-hung he-t'ure the hand in particles and .jf---kv ut football games these girls and one boy laid ir '.7' asicle their instruments and piuvtieecl lllillly it-if Ll . lmigl1m11'sto prepare for these shows. h 1553 N is James Hmlgkins and Alice Peek were seen U --J Q, ' with their hatons ahead of the hand this year X as they flll'l'l'll'tl the marehing hand 111 their l-UI'II1ZllilbIlS. Gracie RQISVUII, ll txsirler frum lust year: I ' , L . ' . , Helm VlI'ill1ltlIlll9 ami Olga xI0llIl'1 were the girls who mel'furine4l at ffmtlmull uml hasket- . l ' Q t hall games and wh., twirlerl fire lJZllHIlF for the entertzlinment ul the- slwf'tatm's. 'Ai x QNX l X x st e t ,Q Vx my . A x iv V Q ' , V f ,sk ' i i . ' In-ft me Alice le' ziml ,ILIIIICF Hodg- ' U lxins nliu -4 tn' lmml during the 's MM,-1, f .Ng IllLtl'K'lllllQ seusoxi. .S E ' ff T-f' iMmRMh',aciWf4 A 1 1 ,L N00 l . f I I i in ' , , 3 Y f ' I 'U' , , 15. W - Q x, ' Q A i mf ,X f l e .Lx - Q Q , 5. X ii 'iifwr -P s 'ss NPN' 5 : 1. ,f 'N .. . di J. tn, M M ' 1 t ,, 1 , .rl ' ,V I 7'A , ef 7 , . I A bi. t 5 v L - Ml , X ,, gg! ,tg , i 51 'li Reita' 1 7 ' P , 1ai,,5w ' , 4 JL I ' . .,j , ' ,K w V . 1 . ,, av l I E i LL . 'N , . w.,,d' NAI First row, It-ft to right, Manuel De La 0, Johnny Smith. 'llonimv Pearson. litlI'lJLlI'il llarrclson. Janette Supak, Mary Lou Vocale, Diane Bquit. Lily Conicz. .Xrmando Alba. Isalwl Jurado. Second row, Joe Daniel, Eddie Stevens. Xlanuel Garcia. Bobby llarclay, Paul Buldain, llarv Sutherland. Emilio lurado, Joe Fresquez. Mr. Rusty Hofacket. Third row. Tony Parra. Terry Sherman. Gary Preston, ,lack Gray, George Zumwalt. Dale Nevins. Billy Gonzales, Manuel Tapia. Fourth row, Henry Paclif-co, Tony Bunts, Paul l't-draza, .luan Alcala. Harold Cousland. Manuel Fnciso, Robert Valenzuela, Manuel Rodriguci. Not pictured are Carlos llc-naxidez, Eddie White. .lUlllNlY Silllmfrlls. and joe Estrada. Dv CLUB The boys and girls of Deming High w ho so willingly took your money in exchange for a red or blue ribbon were the spirited members of the D-Club. The lettermen this vear have been more active than in previous years and have earned money to help pav for the football scoreboard bought several vears ago bv sponsoring an enchilada supper which brought a profit of 515913. 'lihey planned to give a banquet and formal with the remaining money they accumulated from the presentation of a well-attended sock-hop. The officers showed much ingenuity in the money-making campaigns that were so successful. President Manuel De La 0. vice president Tommy Pearson. and secretarv Lily Gomez are not the only ones to be commended on their initiative. The members have expressed their loyalty by their participation in all activities which the D-Club has sponsored during the year. Page 85 X I 1 First row, left to right. lrem' Cart:-5. Sara llart. Alpha Nlallivws. Mary .-Xnn liasberry. Irma Xloli- nar. Xlarsha Sanders. l.ilian Williams. llarlvara Km-era. .loyve Lowry. lrnia Calinxlo. llaltlmf' llauinr-ister. it-voiicl row. Ulm-li.: I,llIll'l. l'ri-villa lime-s. Ste-lla fhirvia. Carim-n liuiz. Isala-I lit-yes. Alice hiivlso. liuth llava. Tiny Yan liwijk. Susie- Nlilo. lla Vontla Franklin. 'llllirtl row. Kose litllkl, lint-dina Nladricl. EI'lll'NllIl1l llama. .Xnnie llolgtuin. Tanya Shipley. liertha llxlslltltrs. Xlarx l,ou Medina, Nlary lasso. xlillli' llolmbs. 'limp low. Xlary l,on Yot-.iln-, llitinv llurl. l.ily Conn-A. .lllll4'llt' Supali. liarlrara llarrrlso Pep Club Officers PEP CLUB The Pep Club of '59-'60 had one of its most active years since the !'ll1lJ.S origin. Soon after school began. the Pep Club began preparing a half-time show with the band for the first football game of the season. All during the following weeks the Pep Club was very busy working on the half-time shows and preparing for parade marching whivh they did at the Wlestern College Homecoming Parade. 'llri-State Pair Parade and the tradi- tional Ulfl Yllimers Parade. Except for the State Senii-Final gaine at Aztev. the Pep Club attended all uf the out-of-town football granies. The motto of the vlub is. 'l'l1e first step is all the hard- er. and spevtators ran say that the Pep Club girls Illllllt' that fn-st step look easy. Nliss Shafer replaced Nliss lrwin. last years sponsor of the Pep Club. Miss Shafer was previously Pep Club sponsor at Carlsbad. . . - . . , lui'-1 row. le-tt lo right. liene Lortez. hose tiara. serge.nits-at- arms: Irina Culindo. secretary-treasurer. Set-oml row. Irina Moli- Ihlf. drill lvarle-r: Lily Coinel. preside-nt: llarliara Harrelson. xiee-president, Page 86 CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Mary Lou Vocale, liurt, Lily Gomez, Janette Supak, Barbara Harrelson. The DHS Cheerleaders for the year '59-'60, Lily Comm. Iliarie Burt. Barbara Harrelson, Janette Su- pak, and Mary Lou Vocale, 'were elected on the basibof' cheerleading ability. scholarship, citizen- ship, classification, industry, originality, and creativity. The DHS Cheerleaders immediately decided that it would be of value to attend a summer workshop at the University of Oklahoma. While in attendance at this five-day school. the cheerleaders learned much about planning pep rallies, skits, pom-pom routines. and tumbling. f 'ww , 'za lf,,3gMr vw, f 5 -1 'A f2fZt.f,,,,, ,V 5 , ,-:,f1.-,f, p.p-h -5.5-,,,., - H Although the expense of the trip was not provided ' 'pr' 2' - N 14 f by the school budget, the cheerleaders made their own financial arrangements so they could attend. However, without the sponsorship of Mrs. W. W. Burt, the trip would have been impossible. The football season began in September. To go along with this, the cheerleaders had pep rallies with skits. yells. talks by coaches, and band numbers before every game. They also hung posters, sold D- Club ribbons, decorated goal posts, performed with the band during halftime shows, and gave skits over the public address system. They, along with their Pep Club. attended all of the football games includ- ing the out-of-town games. B TEAM CHEERLEADERS. Left to right: Christine Upllam, Esther Gomez, Barbara Buskirk. Page 87 XLI. YI .X l L. ,Lu c lfurgrusori First row. C-ayle Hucluway. Betty St'lll'l1l'i. .laclxie Wheeler. lrniu Clalindo. Erlindu Xlarquc-L. Priscilla Reyes, Donna Bell. Cecelia Hadaway: Second row, Janice Holes, Tonie Molina. Isabel Reyes. ,loan Marquez. Phyllis Williams. Sandra Cliuw-1. Lyria,Garciu. .lc--ie Tillman. llllllllll Clliryi Tllifll row, Bonnie Ballers. l,uclonu Hooten. ,linunic Furgason. Nlurcclla Caballero. Palsy Kuebush. Puulu Tlmllllhns, Elizghetli Hurst. Ruth Bu:-41: Fourth rnw, filnrisl lifbnicl. 'XRD lll'l'lii-'IL FI'21nl'l's Ceballos. Ray Buebush. Richard Feasleman. Stacy Fuller. Stella Carcia. Janie Demrning. Gloria Parru. CHORUS kit- XVllt't'll'I'. Gayle llutliiwuy. lk-ct-li.: llauluwaiy. .lunicc Bolt-N, .limi This year DHS was represented by five Chorus students at the All- State Chorus in Albuquerque. They were Cecelia Hadaway, Janice Holes, Jackie Wheeler. Jimmie Fur- gzason. and Gayle Haclaway, At the beginning of the spring semester Chorus students looked forward to several coming musical events: The Spring Concert, the annual music festival to be held in Alamogordo. and most exciting of all, performing at the birthday celebration of the famed American composer, Nacio Herb Brown. X-J First row, Mary Gail Cuffey, Elisa Brayo, Phyllis Feaselman, Olivia Renteria, Vera Vigil, Carlos Alba, Ronald Liyely, Aurora Benayidez, Frances Duran, lo Ann Holt. Faye Bennett: Second row, Erlinda Lucero, Christine Hand, Margaret Serna. Carol Ann Toney, Eugenio Perez, Fred Aeosta, Nellie Leatherman. Helen Hitt-. Sharon Farmer. Eu-lyn Rot-kwell: 'liliird row. Marjorie Myers, Diana Milligan, Gloria Purra, Julian Fresquez, Stanley Sloan. Leroy Stephan, Theresti Cliaeon, Linda Donaghe, linedina Cliayez. CHGRUS OFFICERS: Tonie Molina, librariang Jimniie'Furgason, se-t'ret.iry: Elizabeth Hurst treasurerg Cecelia Hadaway, president: Paula Vlllllllllljfle. reporter: Janice Holes, yirfc president, Donna Clary, pianist. Students showed so much enthu- siasm for Chorus this year that Mrs. Weaver found it necessary to hold the class both fifth and sixth periods. The Chorus group ranged in size from the large group of 71 mem- bers tincluding 10 boysj to the triple trio, the trio, and the solo- ists. Any student having membership in Chorus for one year is automati- cally eligible to wear the Chorus' sweater, and is also awarded a chevron for each year of member- ship. t l ga fl t t I ... t at ' fa fa Mrs. Jessie Hubbard, OFFICERS, left to right: Deon Speir, Linda Andrews, Brenda Gallegos, Eliza- President, loyce Scott Spgnsof beth Hurst. Esther Acosta. Joyce Scott, Jackie Miller, Sharon Potter, ,lan congratulates Mike Spit-her. Payton FHA Beau. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA A get acquainted meeting to give the old members a chance to meet the new members began FHA activity this year. Members decorated a booth in the Tri-State Fair for the purpose of better public relations and to give the mean- ing of FHA. Soon after, FHA held initiation of new members. The officers for the year '59-'60 were loyce Scott. president: Sharon Potter, vice president, Elizabeth Hurst, treas- urer, Brenda Gallegos. secretary: Jan Spicher, reporterg Jackie Miller, parliamentariang Deon Speir, historian, Lin- da Andrews, song leader, and Esther Acosta, pianist. At one of the meetings, Tiny Van Ewijk, DHS's foreign exchange student from Holland, gave a talk on home furnishings and food. As the season came to a close. the FHA prepared for Daddy Date Night, their Heritage dinner, and the installa- tion of officers in May. Seated, First row, left to right, Shirley Riddle, Tonic Molina, Mary Yiramontcs, Carol Noble, Donna Bell, Nina Dane, Caroll Sue Shertnan, Polly Villa. Mary Helen Holguin, Irma Calindog Second row, Cecelia Hadaway, Sharon Tulk, Barbara Strasia, Ruby Cousland, Reba Fairres, Lucy Reeves, Mary l.ou Cuaderrama, Martha llunckhorst, Mary Lou Alvillar, Irene Cortez, Rose Baca, Jackie Wheelerg Third row, Sandra Shore, Annie Holguin, Patsy Rucbush, Leota Hurst, Carol Morgan, Ann Hutchins, Fanny Tillman, Stephanie Hrna, l'at Reynolds, Frances Caballero. l'aula Timmons. FUTURE HOMEMAK ERS Imft tu right: Mary liail Cuff:-y. lfarul 'llulz-y. Nvllie I.f'ilIhl'I'lIlLlIl. Ru-4' llax-man. Diana Milligan. Aurnrgl flrunudu, juym- lhlpre-m'. Nr-llir Nlnntunu, Martha Nlillvr, Ext:-r 12411111-L. Marcella ffulvallvru. Krlimia Marquez. ,Iam-t Smy-r. Tllvfz- were- tln- initiate-P. aww Www 1, A, , , .-. . M ,, 1 i?ff' 'Wim 1 . f 7 Twp' ff . f ,i w Nw 'P ' ' K Lw ygfjfugf ' Am , A 1' X ,,,sqd -I - ,n, . . zu '11,.Hpl3uq'zL1 Ijfw ,M wr, ' br , 51 'Q 2 ' I H if if K2 yn 3 lluringi ilu- initiuliun gh'lI'UIl Int 1 yu- Nutt Lxpl uns al the Iulurv lllPIllf'IIllIlu'IN nf Km 1 71 , ' , 1' ' W us! Amr ,, wi, ,f wa :ii 3 o l If-fl In right. Hr-, 1.4-un Hurxt. Nlrx. I.. NI. lmu-land, Mr. Jack Nlfmrv. Hrs. Elrnur il. 51-hurtz. Hr-. Hunt and NIH. fluuslanfi are 1-hapte-r IIlHfIlf'I'N. and Sir. Nluorv and Mrs S4-hurtz ure- hfvrwrarv gps! . - ....-vnri' 'KV 'Q ' Y X Meryvn Vlfertz sells his champion lamb to Hr. Leyendecker Roy Coodlshows his fat steer. of Nlimhres Valley Farmers Association. A AY Vg-1 4 vt 'l , lx '. K Q N .J Q9 ' J cial-1f if 'lv Tk 'N H 5' K A 8 N.:-S J V C Hifi. 31,-cd.0NQ. CV 4 - 1 FUTURE FARMERS 'I Four Deming FFA boys-Tuffy Nunn, D. YV. lfpham. Sammy Ruebush and Juno Guaderrama, alternate!-represented the state of New Wexico in the National Meats Judging contest held at the National FFA Convention in Kansas City. Compet- ing with 42 other state judging teams, the Dem- ing FFA Chapter received the bronze emblem award and each contestant received a bronze medal. George Tigner, FFA sponsor who took the boys to Kansas City, was very proud of the team after learning that they had placed third in the nation. Other highlights of the Kansas City trip were the National FFA Convention. the American Royal, American Royal Parade, American Royal Corona- tion Rall. American Royal Horse show and Live- stock Show. Frank Smyer receives the Crandchampion rilwhon from Delia Danny and Angel P099 with the Grand and Reserve Qhdm. Inmon at the Tri State Fair. pion Durocs at State Fair in Albuquerque. 318 Sr Q I aka. I N . George Tigner Fall of 759 saw the return of George Tigner to Deming High lo begin his career as Vocational Ag teacher after his graduation from Xew Mexico State University. He is a native of Deming and a graduate of DHS. He replaced Leon Wagley whose resignation was accepted at the end of last year. Nlr. Tigner directed the projects of FFA boys on their own farm and at the Deming: High School Ag farm. Headquarters of the Ag department were moved from the old B building to the new wing of the High School. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FFA officers are from left to right, Sonny Janecka Sentinel, Ray Ruebush. reporter. Charles Nunn. president: U. W. l'phan1. vice pre-sielentg Sammy Huebush. treasurer: Alton Nlilligan. secretary, sawisr., . F p X W ,rv ft FFXI SWEETIIEART PAT 'l'ltIC1XIJWEl,I. Think you'd like to be FFA Sweetheart? Well. if you can meet all the requirements. you migzht become next year's lucky girl. as Pat Treadwell, DHS Junior did this year. The Sweetheart must have a real interest in FFA since she is sometimes called upon to represent the organ- ization at public appearances. Then too. she must be able to compete in the State High School Rodeo and Queen contests. Pat. who was awarded her prized FFA Sweet- heart jacket at the annual venison fry, did a fine job as fashion shown commentator at the FFA Assembly, Page 93 M 'SIS' v .IX 1 50 ,hy Ont-5' Mille Ili, rr tru- hog In H. S. l'ulnn-r for 555200. Thoinus Helhcox gets his hogs ready for showin, FUTURE FARMERS At lJeming's Tri State fair October 10-12. Frank Smyer had the champion steer, and Sammy Ruebush the reserve champion steer, Jose Pastran, a graduate in 1959 showed the Champion hog. and Nlervyn lvertz the champion lamb. Two members showed champion hogs at the State Fair in Albuquerque in Septem- ber. Angel Gomez. a student at New Mexico State University showed a Champion Duroc and Danny Trujillo, a DHS Senior showed the reserve champion Duroc. The boys that feed animals for the fair buy their animals from the FFA farm or farmers who have animals to sell: the animals are purchased in May and fattened for six months. The boys that have calves feed them for eleven months. They buy their animals i11 November. New members of the FFA. the- Ureenhands. elected David Moore president, Carl Voc-ale rice president. Bobby Oney seretary, Walker Ruebush treasurer, Lorence Ingram reporter, Donnie Hays sentinel. Bobby Pastran, Freddie Walker. Joey Tulk, George Harrison and James Underwood were the other Greenhands. Hr. Tigrner and Mike Burleson inoculate a German shep IJ. YY. liplmni sliows his prim- ltlllllt. herd. Q..-of X. 1. Row 1, YKQ5' Good, Je-rrie Lynn Blcllride. Bobby Jonas, Nina Dane, Sandra Shore, Leota Hurst. Elizalf:-TH 'Hurstg Row 2, Elena Valtierra, Judy Band, Deanna llcllaniels, Olga Molina, Mercy Gonzales, Juanita Chavez, Mary Ornelas, Melinda Ward, Ann Hutchins: Row 3, Mrs. Wells, .lewel Scott, .lanet Smyer. Harvie Lee Offutt, Stephanie Hrna. Ann Beckett, Carroll Sherman, Daphne Carol Baumister, Dorothy Mitchell. FUTURE TEACHERS The Future Teachers of America is a national organization and the official name of the Deming Chapter is The J. Cloyd Miller F.T.A. Club. It was ,named for Mr. Miller who was superintendent of schools at the time it was founded. Its colors are red, white and black and itis represented by an official symbol, a shield bearing a torch with a red flame. The purposes of the F.T.A. are to encourage the interest of students in a possible teaching career and to acquaint them with the opportunities it presents. At meetings, skits were given, reports presented and occasionally members heard a guest speaker. One guest was Mrs. Gahagan who talked to the club in January. During the year the F.T.A. carried out many activities. Annually a book on teach- ing is purchased and presented to the D.H.S. library. A special assembly is given in April honoring all teachers. It is also a duty of the F.T.A. to assist at open-house and to serve as guides. Officers electeclat the beginning of the school year were Nina Dane, president: ' Roy Good. vice presidentgleota Hurst. secretary: and Sandra Shore. treasurer. The gE1isorsvifa5'31Y-stflftiitiiiWells. Page 95 Ls TRAFFIC SAFETY CLUB . Under the sponsorship of George Ewan. Driver Training lnstructor and sponsor of last year's Traf- t fm fic Safety Club, this yearss Traffic Safety Club got underway at the beginning of the year. The various offices were held by Reggie Richey. presidentg Jack Gray, vice president: Sylvia Mathis, secretary-treasurerg and Jim Nabours, sergeant-at-arms. The projects were to help with the parking lot and to try to cut down high speed driving around the school area. The Traffic Safety Club also served coffee and doughnuts at the high school opening nlght Judy Durham and Reg re Richey talk to Officer buy Dunaym and Joe Roach , ,,,aw 'f-rv -- WT l'irst row left to right Bttty Bennm 'Klan Lou Svyeeten Nlargaret Teague Ceraldine Brovyn Barbara Thra h 'Nlar ha Nandtr Annie Hol um lNancv 'ylcllonald Barbara Bu lurk Kathryn Leyyi Sylyia Xiathi Ncond rovy Edith Duncan Barbara Ke Judy Durham Fran Brovyn Retha Ledbetter Jimmie 'Nabour Joey Tulk Jerry Qcott Jack Cray Paul Buldain Paul Pedraza JOIIHHQXPOHFS Third rovy Nlary Whittenburg Johnnie Denning Reggie Richey Bobby Jona 'gay-Qsbd Cal Cray Trayi Jack on Johnnv Shoemaker Jackie Benedict Bobby Baker Dayid Buchanan Jerry Wood Page 96 f' . U. . V V . . Y V. ,r- . 5 . TX , A I X ' f . ,V T RA we 5' ii y. .wi A Xl 1.0 l. V4 n I l fs 2 17' ,, K jk, v 'Q -1, ,Av-fyff X M. e -' ... ' f ' v .Mm 1- 'r rf, ' . 'Q .,,4 .,..... - - ... . . x Y . Y. v . i , . Y ' - . gg, A .' - v - - Y v 5 - - 5 - ' 5, - g Q . - ' 1 5' 'Q ,Y bv .' ' - 55 N ' 'v v ' ' ' SB: 1 ' v ' ' S? J Y V 'J 9 'Y 1 9 ' i l- - f y , .'v .V Sv 1 .W ' 5 'S y . ' v V ' 1 .Y v 1 , ' TV Q .gii T-If F ,Ty Librarian Mrs. Lucy Ewan Brenda studies but is ready to check out books anytime. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Mrs. Lucy Ewan, the new librarian had twenty-four girls working in the library during each class period. Four new magazines were received. To make research work easier, a girl was as- signed permanently to the job of securing the magazines for the students when they needed them to do a term paper or some other special report. Eleven records were bought with the English department in mind primarily. A ninety volume set of law books. outlining law procedure fully. was presented by Mr. Bert Newland to the library. The school was happy to receive these books. This was the first year the library assistants were not organized as a club. They did not elect officers or hold regular meetings. The girls were glad of having had the opportunity to work in the library. They felt privileged in knowing the inside storyu of how a library operates. Standing, left to right, Pat Dupree, Joyce Dupree, ,Ioan Koleer, Polly Villa, Fannie Tillman, Rose Hassman, Donna Bell, ,Ioan Marquez, Mary Chaires, Dee Dee Smithg Seated, left to right, Anita Remondini, Carmen Ruiz, Sarah Hart, Lillian W'illiams, La Vonda Franklin, Elvira Marquez, Brenda Gallegos, Alice Fresquez. -up on Vf' Page 97 5 cents 5 Egfifyifif 621555 fgzdzyvlv, aLf:54L: Af :gy 71 A f!JQ A, Et- Qjfklify f97gi,! .. ..,. 1. QI, ,J Q -L. ,517 4, M THE voice or 550 mitosis Vol. D,1,VNO. l i Deming H h S hooli, Deming, New Mexico Sept. mam awww QWXLQTATS mm new N TU HlQRlVESVjUVi iCA!HEQRfXL XRXSH WQIWCJHT Tin? Van Evijk, blonde V HLet's just tzke one , sitio haired native of Culephure, game at a time,U were the Bar- Holland, will be an ex- vmrds of advice P' and chanje student in DNS for coach Rus+f 'les, the 1959-23 school year. While atVcnding schoc' in Deming, 5 ft ' Tiny will , J L b s.. lL ice. ,e York tinuf where the Bo man fan ton, DHS, Ft Fle+ Herbert my, and year crad Merry Colle, Tiny has Germany, and visited the Urns els Uorld's Fair, in April, l9S5. The chief interest of the 17 fear-old is to be- come a gymxastics teacher. Other interests include swimming, volleyball, basketball, and sailing. While in lmerica, Tiny wants to become acquainted with the gmeriean people, and to master the English language. Tiny says, NFor us Europeans, Amer- I e stronv, a number of one-year lettermen and several two- year veterans returning. At fullback is Armando Alba, who possesses a great deal of ability in running, passing, and kic- king. Lnotbfr hard-runnin! DelaO, who back is hanuel will see much action on linebacker defense at the position. A number of fast, break-a-wry hali- baeks are available. Joe Fresquez, Like Paftonfa converted endb, Eddie White, JC' A' nons, Joe Parra, ar P55598 Gray are fen- rds f e as not eral in foot- ce +he la+e l9hO's thing certain, kickoff time means action tire. , cgofcmw seaeew anew meraease THE BROADCASTER Under the leadership of Harold Cousland- in his second year as editor of the Broadcaster -the Broadcaster staff brought news and views to the students of Deming High School. This was the second year that the Broadcaster was mimeographed and sold weekly every Friday at five cents a paper. This was also the second year that the paper had pictures of sports and hi-lights of school news, through the process of gestafax pictures. The first semester Broadcaster staff consisted of eleven members-Harold Cousland, Pat Treadwell, Mercy Gonzales, Mattie Brown. Retha Ledbetter, John Hodson, Joyce Floyd, Fran Brown, Billie OlBryan, Manny Enciso. and Rosemary Duran. Retha Ledbetter, John Hodson, Joyce Floyd, and Mercy Gonzales dropped the course at the end of the first semester and Sammy Ruebush, Annie Holguin, and Mary Helen Holguin enrolled at the be- ginning of the second semester. Pat Treadwell became second semester Business Manager for the Broadcaster. Junior high students took part in the Deming Junior High Whinny, the all junior high news- paper in its second year. They were Linda Terry, Carolyn Batts, Mike Griffin, Jerry Mc- Kee, Sandra Lassiter, Gloria Gonzales, and Alice Dunckhorst. Claudia Leyendecker, Bob- bie Jean Bishop, and Joan Offutt replaced Linda Terry, Mike Griffin, and Sandra Lassiter the second semester. This was Ed Leupold's eleventh year to sponsor a mimeographed paper, his second year as advisor to the Deming High School Broadcaster. Preceding page. Broadcaster Staff. Seated: Harold Cousland, Retha Ledbetter. Standing: Joyce Floyd, Fran Brown, Billie O'Bryan, Manny Enciso, John Hodson, Rosemary Duran, Pat Teradwell, Mattie Brown, and SI:-rcy Gonzales. Bottom right. Artists- Billie O'Bryan, and Mattie Brown. W :.:.L:.T' Top. Typists for the Broadcaster were. left to right, Fran Brown, Mercy GODZGICS Rosemary Duran. Middle. John Hodson at the controls of the Broadcaster mimeo- graph machine while Billie O'Bryan and Hattie Brown are slip sheeting. Bottom. Fran Brown and Harold Cousland sell a copy of the Broadcaster to Bolmhy Canon in the Chow line. Page 99 1 V Left to right standln Shelby Pllllllp Buerlw ,lanecka Don Herbert Ehzabeth Sweeten Chnton Bowman .le lt Tillman Larlo Benaxitltr Exelxn Janulta Rlthaid f,lldSCL 'Nlarw Theresa Caz Lola Manuel Garcia Nlary Helen Hol um Sittin ,luno Cuaderrama Barbara Kegg Nelson Welch ,lr Judw Durham Eddle Stuen Danni Trujillo WILDCAT The problems faun the 1960 Wildcat staff were mam and the staff IHCXPCIICHCCCT After lon hours of work and discussion the roup be an to appear to have more or anlzatlon and to begln work on the accumulatlon of monex with which to flnance the annual Ed Leupold the annual adusor proceeded to the appolntment of subscription and adwertlsm sales men lhes were on subscriptions Barbara Ke Evelyn Janecka Mary Theresa Cazzola, Marv Helen Hol um Jessie Tillman Chnton Bowman Shelby Phillips and Don Herbert The advertising sales men were Nelson Welch ,Ir Richard Chas ez Nlan uel Garcia Danny Trujlllo, Juno Guaderrama E11 zabeth Sweeten Beserlx ,lanecka Carlos Benaudez Eddle Stevens and Judy Durham lmhe editor was ,luds Durham the flrst semester business manaber was lNelson Welch and second semester Danny Trujillo was business mana er. The businessmen of Deminc and the students of Demin Hi h School furnished the Wildcat with the revenue so important to the publication of every an- nual. From the sale of adds the annual received 31,480.00 and the subscription salesmen were credited with the sale of -100 annuals. Page 100 1 At thc -tart of the year Judy Durham was -elected Editor. Nt-lpon W elch Jr. was first semester bu-1ne-, mana er and Danny Trujillo second qe1ne-ter manager. WILDCAT x I ll ll I'r1n Broun r11n Nnuth L 111111 Nlldt'ff1l .md Nlmud DL L O hux 60 Wlldml from Nlarw There 1 l 11111111 THIS Yllli YIANOOC WILL ll Ill IIS! HEI' ggdllllll Xnlm I.f11.1nu 1nd Hunt! H1 man wm 1 .1 1u1 1 1n ll 1r n.11111 mn mssn bs Nhnlln Plulllp te D111 H1 rlu 11 .1 IL1rb.1r.1 K uh rrlp turn ch.urm.m looks on I Page 101 Nd 1 p1rt of tl11 60 1 lift to right. Skippy Stevens. Boliliy Cannon. Ed Stevens. H4-tha Ledhetter. Terry' Sherman, Larry' Flynn, James Hodgkins, Joyce Floy' cllmy Phillips, Nina Dane.a1nd Nelson Welch Jr. THE RAINMAKER There have lmeen many plays at Deming lligh School hut N. Richard Nash's play, Wllhe Rainmakerf, has the distinction of being unique in itself. The female lead. and. by the way. the only female part in the entire play. was portrayed hy not one. hut two. girls. The opening night Retha Ledhetter was seen in the role of Lizzie. a plain girl searching for the right man to make her a woman. and the following night Yina Dane listened to the advice of H. C.. her father. played hy Nelson Welch, Jr.. and her hrothers Jim and Noah. played by Shelby Phillips and james Hodgkins. as they explained to l.izzie the art of catching a manfi The laughter of the audience was heard as the sheriff. Rohhy Canon. was trying to persuade his depu- ty. lfddie Stevens. to become the owner of a Nclawgfi Terry Sherman. in the title role of Starhuck. the rainmaker. was challenged lay the flurry family to luring rain. when the rain fell it was as much a surprise to Starlvuck as it was to the others. whose dis- helief turned to happiness in the closing minutes of the play. Backstage. Fred Whitaker and Joyce Floyd wiped the makeup from their hands. Skippy Steven flicked the switch that caused the lights to go on and off. and l,arry Flynn. sound effects, relaxed as the curtain came down signifying the end of the play. The director. lid Leupold. and the cast were rewarded for their efforts by the applause of the audience. and the gruclling practice sessions came to an ahrupt halt: T50 people had seen Nllhe Rainmakeru and the Senior class was S230 richer. Nic-lisande! Such curly lilond hair. Water! l recommend it! ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' what a woman! such pearly white tccth. what a namcl 've X l 1 1 IHE RAIN NIAKER UXQ Holy mam kerel 'No.1l1 IIILIH 15.9 IS raw xl lt mu darn foul Rlallt W Intake r uk B ow lf fr to r1,.l1I Imlunl want .1 Now say lm pretty' I want Iwdnt to lun forum I' , gy, rrf-'Y' -4:1 GD Mrs. johns, sponsor OFFICERS: left to right, Elvira Marquez, Noberta Fresquez, Mary Chaires, McPherson, Donna Clary. P Y FUTURE NURSES CLUB Deming High girls interested in learning about careers in nursing and other health fields joined the Ifuture Nurses Club. The school nurse. Mrs. Violet Johns. was the sponsor. and was responsible for organizing the club 4 years ago. During the year l95'J-60 there were 20 nienihers and they met every third week of the month in the nurses office. Due to the great amount of time spent on the immunization program. Mrs. Johns was unable to have a very active group the first semester. Their only project was collecting food for the needy at Thanks- giving. One of the highlights of their year was having Tiny Van lfwijk. the foreign student from Holland. talk to them about her trip to England to study first aid. Their chosen leaders were Penny McPherson. president: Xolierta Fresquez. vice president: Mary Lhaires. secretary: Donna Clary, reporterg and Elvira Marquez. treasurer. ll.n'lt row. li-ft to right. Mary Tlleresu Canola, l'1-nny Mt'l'lnfrson. lieu-rly ,l.lll4'1'lXll. flloriu ljilfltll. NUlll'liiil l'4l't'Stll1t'l. 'l'ere-41 fillLU'tlll. Ulin Clonl1'1.'Rose llriva: Front row. left to right. lin-lvn lio4'luyt'll. Mary tlnffey, llonnu Clary, Ann llrown. Elvira xltlI'llLlt'l. Mary fillillI'Q'4, I.fl'l21 llaivial. wr' it ,W 7 Penny PGRTS i Qgkf my 4 H, ,L ff- I , . , j 1 H 'gf' 'pi 5- +54 .Mx 5. f v , li ,N 47' A 4 . f P 1 91- 'X x , I , Y I F. Q ,f 1 ,Mg r Vi 61 w Q 'fray Y - . 1 , fy, 14 f' ' ' fo I AL 'wal I , 2 , ' fy' 'f ' . I I, K ,' ., 2. s if .wgff R 1 i . - 'fl i ff ff ' git ? . 1 , ' 5 'H , 4, , ' vm, ,. 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DISTRICT A ElfSt row, left to rightg Armando Alba, Mervyn Wertz, Tony Parra, Joe Daniel, Juan Alcala, Cary Preston, Terry 5hf'fl11a11, Mike Payton, T0ny Bunts, Harold Cousland, Henry Pacheco, Eddie Stevens, Second row, Johnny Simmons, Eugene Jasso, Manuel Tapla, ,lack Gray, Joe Parra, Dale Nevins, Eddie White, Gary Sutherland, Rudy Adame, Paul uldam, Steve Cooper, Tommy Pearson, .Third row, Coach Ray Canady, Manuel De La 0, Jerry Worley, Paul Pffdfazav Joe Ffesllllel, G80rge Zumwalt, Jimmy Russell, Isabel Jurado, Manuel Garcia, Manuel Rodriguez, Carlos Ben- dVldCZ, Bobby Barclay, Coach Rusty Hofacket. FOOTl3ALL Although the Wildcat's '59 football season was begun by a disappointing loss to Cathedral. the Wild- cats under direction of coaches Rusty Hofacket and Ray Canady teamed up and strengthened their line against their opponents and came back with six victories under their belt to win the District 3-A Cham- pionship. This was won after just slightly slipping by T. or C. during a game in which the half-hearted spirit of the Wildcats almost caused disaster. This game was won by only one penetration. The defeat of Cobre by the Wildcats cinched the district for the team and from there the going was rough. Page 106 R . AAHSNV .emo 70 MN' 2.1914 Dem Demin Demin Demin Demin Demin Demin Demin Dc-min Demin Uemin Opponents Cathedral Anthony Socorro , Lordsburgz Western , 'I' or C Bel Aire , Cobre NMNII liz'-l11'.wIr1'1'I Aztec THE SEASON RECORD Q, ,, W' O FOOTBALL CHAMPS 'g,.-Q, MANAGERS Nl' WORK rry Ctllttlilhll. Kent f1lNPIl4'l'.4:lf'Xl' V4 COACHES Ru-ly llnfm-kr-t.R115 L.xn.uly '34 Z ' .. L i 3 Q l i l N ga ,, ,f,.,,, 'usual , fl ...M-, 5 - f ff -,, ,g2ff i l -,- in-Q 7 ',',,,- .,. x A. ?,....,nu. ,-...F 9 fe ,,'.4'1. 44. !m,,, mx . x.,,..1 Lvl, V' I D 2HGN1.v:d,, ' L - , Q OFFENSIVE 'l'l'i:XNl. l.im'mvn, Eddie Sll'XI'll4, Unhlmy Uurrluy. Curing Ili-rimiilm. .luun gllvallu. l-:nlwl .llll'LlllU. TUYIY Hunts. .luv lhmim-l. lilll'lil.il'lll, Nlikf' Puylmi. Jxflllllllllll Allin, lfilmlin- Whit'-. amml flvnrgv Zumwull. FOOTBALL After traveling 41410 miles to Aztm' lo meet the Tigers in tlw lilylllblllll playoffs. ilu- XVilfll'21lS Suffereml a lie-art-lvrcaking rlvlvul of 32-6 wllivll vmnplctefl the '59 fufitliall sa-asun fur the mighty Wildcats of Defining High Sclwnl. During the yvar thv Yvilflvats met with two out-of-Stale le-ams. Imth funn El Paso lligh Sr-lwnls. They managed lu hulfl their uppmients to u minimum of puints uml. ut tho curl of the Sc-asmi. hafl a 1'eCu1'cl of only two lossvs during: the entirc svusmi. the- last uf whim-li was fatal. lJEl'iENSlYE 'l'l'i.XNl. l,im-mm-n. Henry lhuflmf-1-fi. llziry Preelnm. l-mln-I Juruiln. llulrlwy REll'L'lLlY. 'liwny lilllll-. 74m-mirlziry. xlHI'll1t'l Tapia. Nlilw l'uytur1. Gary Slllill'I'lilll4l. Xll1Illlk'l Dm- La 0. .lflvk ilruy. uml Frleliv St:-xx-lim 'Y l , , T i 'fx 5 YQ a f ' Q lu QE. W ., . 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Wm vw--f--q....,,,.. i TROPHY TRIP BA QUET I 1' C fu u I1 Hofanket Xrmnndo -Xlha and Joe DdIllLIC'X8I'I1lI1L D1 tr1ct3 A 'vk 7 'Q' S XXX Nu, XP if 4 it r pan lu xc B Ir t pl U1 1 11 15 l ' W 'iw Dlx Irut fhdmpx .irn ffd In Il It cafeteria -I.1ff1ICfUl'f lOLiXlI1g for xllll Page 113 vii GRADUATI G SENIORS Standmg left to rlgllt Armando Alba George Zumwalt Paul Pedraza Can Preston Isabel .lurado Nlanuel Carcla Tommx lf-ar on Joe Danul Eddle Steven Harold Lou land Kneelxn Manuel Tapla Bobby Barclaw Carlos Benaudez Nllke Payton Terry Sherman ,lack Gras Manuel Dc La O JLNIOR VARSITY CONIPLETES AN UTNDEFEATED SEASON Demzng Opponents Demm Weqern DCHIIHU Cobre Demln Western Demm Cobre l' t rcvs left tt fl ht loc Iarra Slum Iarra laul lluldun Slut fooptr Raunond Ptna cllllldll lc-rel Juho Calderon Daud Buchanan Second row Bobby Worley Jimmy Ruwell Danny Alcala Duam Nlelton Ralph Nlontano Eu em la Q0 Eu tn: Patlfron Paul 'Nlatku Rudx Adamt Tlurd rom Coach Ras lanadx Ru tll Carr Ffren Lf-on hmlllti ,lurado ,ltrry Worley Tom Hurt Ramon Alba Nlanucl Rodrl ue! ,loc l'rt queL Blllw fonnlt Alana cr ,larry Cardlnal Clhlkll Ru tx Hofacket ,f aff, Page 114 ILL THE FRESHMAN SQUAD i Y! Flrt row left to r1 ht Truu Jackson Jim Ruzkabau h Ronmp Nnhafer Charlle Quarrel Tlm Bunts 'Nlark Chatfleld John Nlmond CAI Crm Drmm Torre Rlchard Shafer Second row Rlchard Vlllega Tony Callego Joey Tullx Qdmmy Ctnuldon Doug Burleson Jimmy Alcala Car los Alba flll'lS Cardinal Robert Hough Ru sell Baker Arthur Robmson Seldom Baker Jerry Gonzales Thlrd row Mana er RlCllf.ll'd Barclay Couch Davxd Cobble Gllbert Estrada Carl Yocale Kllllllt -Xlha R1ch.1rd Rodrx uu Danny Vulurde Ronald Qtexen GUIIIIC R0dflguCZ Daud Patttrson Joe ,lurado Coach Bill Klclnent WORDS OF ADXIIE IH COM HES -XT HNLI- 'IINIE lr.- -.4q sf: 'Sr Y '- Q. K A Page 115 . d , . I , .L . W . 1 , ' f , Z K 3 ' A Q . . 4 u ' ' . r if N mfg , . A I I 1 f 4' ' 1 ff I - , f lf, ,uv-.f f .A ,, SFS: 3, '55 . Q . 'L S 3 g, , gg, 'un , i , My - ' ' - Q - 5, ' I ,H ' ,' 5, 3 M y 'S, ' S, ' '. u ' ' , , , - ' 1 4 5 ' ' Q v 5 ' I v 1 1 Z Q ' S ' 'v ' 7 y Q Y I v I , ' 1 . ' xr . , , . x , - ' ' v - Q Il v - - 5, s . , , . , , . . . L . . A A ., , I . l J . P if ' I' f - . A . ,V-Q ' ', -1' 2-V' , V M . 4 6. K, I, tw if , . , ' rss' ' J 2 , Q ' , X2 ' V w' , ,QQ . 3 ,,, ,V .1 J A. 5 . , V ' x 4, . , 0 , F , J ziazilr 1' f ' 4 ,W f MMS, .,.' x k , A 'I , 9 '. i f a .tin -'A . ,, ,vk ,t 1, A: ' ft 'I , 1' , . ,. , . 3 A' , . 'l' . A L..- 'x -. 4 ka f Z' b X J' 55' i Y -nfs Q. If ? s 3 m. fl'-Kimi?- HlN1lNxnX'xllDC Q 1 fwffwffyw sf 'Qin utlilwkilllainx fmnnrge-'vmllnw?av 1 1 ,, 4 tl , A 5 X J' :- F ff I I we il? J 0 .Q ! 2 A ' , ' XT., M111 f'? 1i' ' , . ' 1, 4 ' ,1 ,V 'f, X' .N ., ' ' l- 2 W I Q! ,Q -- . E -' x I, 3- 'N ' . 1 ,. - 1, QU ,, XL A1 . ,,-.3 'M ' , gi ,y J , . 4 HAROLD COIFI..-XNIJ JOHNNY SMITH MIKE l'fXYl'DN HOD JUNES NOHNIXN PEIAYU Center tluard Forward Forward ffcnter BASKETBALL Highlighting the l959-60 Deming basketball season was a surprise first place win in the annual Wlestern Invitational Tournament by a Wildcat team that was seeded last in the six learn field prior to the tournament. Victories over Cobre. '16-40g Cliff, 16-31, and top-seeded Silver City Weste1'ii. 55--13. soon dispelled any doubts that the Wildcats were the top team in the tournament. as acknowledged by New Nlexico Western College president J. Cloyd Miller after the championship game when he awarded the Wiltlcats the first place trophy. The ,Cats were sparked in the tournament, as they were most of the year. by the jump-shooting of Joe Estrada fthe highest scorer in the tournamentl, the arching set-shots of nirmando Alba. the rebounding of big Henery Pacheco, the driving lay-ups by David Hand, and the 'ifancy-dan dribbling of little l'aul Pedraza. Although getting a late start because of the prolonged football season. the Wildcats. under criach Ray Canady in his second year, hit their stride early in the season and surpassed their poor record of last year. They really hit their stride just before the Christmas vacation, starting a win streak that lasted for six games, their best of the year. The 'Cats had their troubles near the end of their season schedule. due partly to illness among the players and inconsistency in hitting the basket, losing some vital district contests to Alamogordo, Las Cruces, Wlestern and Gadsden. At the end of February, the team boasted an ll-ltl record. The Pep Club in addition to providing a nucleus of the cheering section, took charge of the concession stand, while the band kept the air filled with music at most of the basketball games. The cheerleaders did their best to instill school spirit all season long, urging fans to come and support their team. HENRY PACHECO PALI. PEDR.-XZ.'X DAVID HAND JOE EF'l'R.'XIJA ARBIANDO ALBA Center Guard Guard Forward Forward 524 ii . swf. Q Pacheco h1ts two for Demmg agamst T or C Wlldcats flght for rebound agalnst Hot Freshman aclxon agamst Lord burg, Fue- cala hub for two pomts 1 B 1 amz agamgt T or 1 Springs Five. ' k s Al .n ,, ., J WESTER NVITATIONAL C H A M PS l 7 ix X Standing. left to right: President J. Cloyd Miller, Armando Alba, Mike Payton, Joe Estrada. Norman Pelayo, Harold Cousland. Hob Jones, David Hand, Henry Pacheco, Jerry Cardinal, manaver, and coach Ray Canady. Kneeling: Manuel Garcia. Paul Pedraza. Johnny Smith. CATS UPSET TOURNEY FOES The Deming Wildcats under the direction of Coach Ray Canady came out ahead of all tourney foes to win the Western High School Invitational Basketball Tourna- ment. Early in January, the upsetting: Wildcats. who were rated sixth in the tournament. shocked the basketball fans by defeating in successive games the Cobre Indians '16-710: Cliff Cowboys '16-3lg and Silver City Colts 55-13. to win the tournament and take home a first place trophy. The win was important to the Wlildcats beeause in the past only one Yvildcat basketball team 11955-'56l has been able to win a basketball tournament. Page 119 HB3 TEAM f5EQ,34 f44Q 3 4 Ur 594' ,f Ntandln left to r ht oe Parra Stut Cooper ,luho Calderon Chmdo leru Juan Alcala Tony Parra and ,loc Presquez Kncel nr a Bamfn a rnlch Bull Klemfn Johnnw QHIH7 Fllllllfl juardo B1ll Ixlements B team mana ed to end the season ruth QIX wms and mne losses The YNIIIS were ower T or C Alamo ordo Lordsbur Hatch and Cobre but It was the Alamo ordo group sxhlch put the Bs out of the runmn IH the B team tournament 1n Alamagordo 53 18 Followm a not too successful season of three suns and elpht losses the Demln Freshmen traxeled to Las Cruces for the Dlstrlct Tournament WhlCh they lost to Court 51 12 to f1HlSh the season Then' losses were to Gadsden 50 32 and 4331 Alameda 1126 T or C 1-139 Lordsburg 4135 and 5121 Cohre 6913 Thelr nuns came at the expense of Sllxer Cm 51 13 l 13 30 T ur C 1611 FRESHMEN i sql gnu 49 , M XJ Q'- l fmt Emu g'fV14 ,llldl S Ntandm left to rl ht Ronald Ltuls Sammw baualdon Dou la Burleson Ralph Molma Danny Pearce Ronnie Pear on Joe Jurado Nlatk Jcffrmy coach Daxnl Lohlmle Kneehn Rlchard Qchafer Bohhy Ones Chrls Cardmal Tlm Bunt .lim Rtckahaugh Bobby Appleton Tony Ylramonte and Butch Ru ell Page120 1 'W 4 fa I' X413 9' f n, ,... 1 qv '-1 1 M4 ADVERTISE 9' QN- Q, -fb. 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DUB WALLACE General Ageni Aufo, Life, Fire, Farm, CasuaI+y OFFICE: FARM BUREAU OFFICE Phone Li-6-9452 or Li-6-226I MIMBRES VALLEY BANK DEMING, NEW MEXICO MEADOWS REXALL DRUG Largesl' in New Mexico Page 124 DEMING FLORIST Owned and Operaled by MRS. IRENE JONES Deming, New Mexico O'KELLEY'S MOTOR TRANSPORT Welding Supplies Washed Sand and Gravel Deming, New Mexico Best Wishes to the Class of 1960 From Ben Sherman and Roy Hughes Page 125 I Specializing in American and Mexican Foods EL CAMINO RESTAURANT Jess and FRANCIS elRoN, owners .ff A mul' -lb A .-fmavwa-A wwmwfww Dfw Nigf? his gwm W gnuemm-1 lnsls+ Tha+ Your CoH'on Be S+ored and Serviced a+ a Local Tax Paymg lnsh+u+lon EL PASO VALLEY COMPRESS COMPANY DEMING NEW MEXICO EL PASO TEXAS FABENS TEXAS Ls ' . P 9- , 1 5 I Q X., 'flii 4 ,. 0 'I . , , nv , ' ' ' - 1 F' Wi -A VVIV V 5, A ,, ,S an , - ml, w 5 . , K ,v t I 3, . ...Q ' f' V ,f 'E A , ., W - M ' . W- , M. .Y L, X V 1, , . A . V- A K L - .. V mu, A ff' ,. 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'MfIJA1ivl'S. frip. -IL Ib V 'Il ,'f!,fL5-1' Phone Li-6-9l6I II6 Wesi' Pine DEMING, NEW MEXICO Page 127 FOXWORTH-GALBRAITH LUMBER COMPANY Everyfhing forfrhe Builder Phone Li-6-2749 Li-6-2740 E. A. HEAD, Mgr. Home Improvemen+ Loan Company DEMING, NEW MEXICO Bes+ in CIo+hing MONTGOMERY WARDS l08 EAST PINE Phone Li-6-2757 I.I-6-2758 'ax W YITTZV 3: XA u.: 'KNJ E. 5-I PAULSON OIL CO. Sinclair Dis+ribu+or - Luna - Grani - Hidalgo BOB and RUTH PAULSON Phone Li-6-99I8 or Li-6-998l ni' COMPLETE SERVICE if 213 J, Newesf in Deming ' FRED'S CHEVRON From Gas +o Tune-Ups Corner of Silver and Spruce DEMING. NEW MEXICO DONALDSON'S EMI'-lO'S Home Owned and Opera+ed Caiering To Young America Phone Li-6-280l IO9-II So. Gold LA FON DA Where Everyone Meets New Mexico's Fines+ American and Mexican Food Page 129 Znqiafufaioni SE NIOIQS T2 S PALMER n 0 S 5 xn S ,VS 3 .J rj .I' X .- ii r .P -' V XA' a . -XA . .U st' x J If -' J 'bp 'V . sv' Q W: .3 x dv X,- +' , x, C' V :P W . fl' ' 1 . , n T Pg 130 DUNNE'S f AUTDMOTIVE ST' Tr SUPPLY Member of NATIONAL STANDARD PARTS I ASSOCIATION 2I8 Nor+I1 Gold Phone Li-6-2764 A. ,X gi ,,f , ' Sig? .4 .45 fb 2 ix? ,six 3 as ix IM III I II. Hifi 15' aI BREM CH EVRDLIET COMPANY Your Dealer 'For CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC TRAVIS BREM Phone Li-6-2759 Deming, New M MEASDAY APPLIANCE PRATZ GROCERY and and MARKET PLUMBING COMPANY ReIrigei'a+ion Sehvice Good Luck' Class of ,bo Plumbing. Heahng CHOICE MEATS-GROCERIES I I000 Wes+ Spruce I I ' Phone Li-6-30I2 Bes+ Wishes Always I0 24 Hour Service DEMING HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS Box 87 Phone 546-9986 STANLEY DENNIS, sk. DWG' NEW MEXICO DisI'ribuI'or Highway 80 Eas+ MOBIL OIL CO. Page 132 Be Sure Be Safe COUHGSY THE GENERAL AGENCY JACK KENNEDY II2 Eas+ Pine PHONE Li-6-27 I 6 Congra+uIaI'ions, Seniors of I959- I 960 RADIO STATION J. A. MAHONEY CO. K G T S Deming, New Mexico DEMING. NEW MEXICO Pg 133 EL RANCHO SUPER MARKET Na+ionally Aclveriised Merchandise U.S. CHOICE MEATS Beiier Profiis for ihe Coiion Farmer Through Our Personalized Service, Consis1'en+ Couriesy and Qualify Ginningf' lf. 1,-j 4 5 xxx L ff ,.f - I 'X' , f , I X Rx E T DEWNG e ENC- W f Deming, New Mexico 2 7 l A gif' if f 3 MiiesySdu+h of Deming on Columbus Highway , i I. V 1 1 ' if BCILL GRIFFIN I Presiden+-Manager P.O. BOX 8I9 Office Phone Ll 6 9632 BEST WISHES SENIORS ELITE BARBER SHOP T. W. COLLIER DARREL D. HAWKINS Page 134 BOBBY EVANS All S+ucIenIs 5. HMA 1 x I fQf'6ZfZif xi ,E ,Q , Coca-Cola I . BoHIed and We I I' 1' W- , Dis+ribu+ed by gn I , I ,I DEMING cocA-COLA ,lf Q A fl BOTTLING co. I' 3 , ' , 1 QQ, f' ,, A u J K E lswxali . I ' 5 1, 1 ' A ' i 'fini I ff RU EBUSH BROTHERS SADDLERY DEMING. NEW MEXICO DITMORE'S DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY CHINA, CRYSTAL. AND SILVER WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRS Your Home Town Jewelry Siore II6 Easi' Pine S+. Phone Li-6-332I Page 135 I SPROUSE-REITZ For All Your Shopping Needs I06 SOUTH GOLD MILLER WELLS Dry Goods Shoes Clo+hing DEMING, NEW MEXICO Licensed, Bonded, and Insured Confraciors CABLE OR ROTARY RIGS MCBEE DRILLING COMPANY Phone LI-6-3 58 I C. J. McBEE Deming, New Mexi S. T. McBEE CompIimen'rs of Your Friendly Deming TheaI'ers EL RANCHO LU NA and MIMBRES DRIVE-IN NoIhing Bea+s Ihe Movies for Enrerfainmenf: Affend OHen Page 136 Meel' Me ai' ' Deming's Besi' MANHATTAN CAFE Regular Dinners and Lunches Slealcs and Chops Our Specially Home Made Pas+ry Deming, New Mexico ml I Q ?,, 5, ,Md S kmhl .,J..A,.C-.KsS00 Pwr-a l IMMCKYNIMW' WM FURN IJRf'E'6M'i2'KiW?! FURNITURE vw- 5 MFT Kelvinafor Appliances!-iv? Hoffman Television Sefs We PHONE Li-6-3502 I I3-I I5 NOTII1 Silver THE MAIN PART OF OUR BUSINESS Prescripfions Filled Accurafely FRED AND JCHN SEELY DRUG 2 I 0 Sou+I1 Gold Phone Li-6-255I DEMING, NEW MEXICO Page 137 LI NDAUER'S, INC. Qualify Merchandise fer Over 83 Yeors LU NA COTTON CO-OP Gin and Oil Mill The business Jrhe farmers ow E. F. HOHMAN, Mgr. DgdCIbNM ELSIE VEGA'S SHOP Smarl Fashions COMPLIMENTS for . OF W men Misses l f n+s Children GEM ' GROCERY Page 138 MEAD's Xe FINE BREAD TSIESQIE 1 Q aoovwffm HAIL Seniors I96O DEMING PACKING CO. The Bes+ in Meaf and Meai' Produc+s LOOK FOR THE D-PAC LABEL ERE 25 is 3? iii? QQESQETOFNEW MMC BLIC SERVICE COMPANY Q OQQK Deming, New Mexico BETTER LIGHT - BETTER SIGHT Page 139 E WQTH Ffwf? 140 7up DEMING 7up BOTTLING CO JOE STEVENS, Owner Page 140 OU IG Llkes ou EVERYTHING AUTOMOTIVE B AND B AUTO PARTS Deming, New Mexico PHONE Li-6-2753 bl-4' - bio' up Ml ,Q CompIimenI's of STANDARD OIL COMPANY Ed Babers, Dis'rriIou'ror Page 141 I For Courieous Service For OuaIi+y Produc+s For I'I1e Company WIII1 Ihe Farmers' Welfare in Mind see AGRICULTURAL SERVICE CO. AT Deming Indusfrial Area PHONE Li-6-35I2 Besf Wishes C. RAY DONALDSON Represen+ing THE PRUDENTIAL COTH ERN CLEANERS INSURANCE COMPANY and LAUNDRY The Fuiure Belongs 'ro Those QUBIHY CIea 'I '9 Who Prepare for II FaS+ Pick-UP and Home Deliveries DEMING FEDERAL SAVINGS EL PASO AND LOAN ASSOCIATION FRED L. WESTGATE Manager I2l W. Hemlock DEMING Save Wifh Safefy Insured Saving Home Loans Phone Li-6-26 I 00 Page 142 NATIONAL GAS PRODUCTS CO. Alex R. Thompson Disiribuior The DEMING HEADLIGHT SouThern New Mexicos oldesT newspaper, exTends iTs complimenTs To The sTuclenTs oT The Luna CounTy schools. Our newspaper acIverTising is your besT buying guide, ancl The only medium ecIiTed on The principle ThaT This communiTy is The cenTer of The universe. DEMING- GLASS 8. MIRROR oo. I iisiu SPECIALISTS IN GLASS L' 'T STore FronTs AuTo Glass Mirrors Glass Window Glass Table Tops I Also PITTSBURGH PAINTS 2I2 EasT Spruce Phone Li-6-282I BEST WISHES From DEMING PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO l Ns 6' Elecfrical Con'l'rac+ors Wiring Repairing Mo'l'ors Repaired Special Service on Farm Pumps JOE HARRIS ELECTRIC SHOP 20 I Norih Gold X' Xi XR, I Home-Li-o-80r4 I' f NI QHON P Office-Li-6-978I 3 A , 3 I, I, I, V 1 'Ti ' 3 I .Q V , Nw, - OXX I ' ,I ILS 71 id if, kg Y K, NP Expec+ I'I1e Fines+ From 4, N N , j ' VM R 'J , rx 3, as I I THE ,R N-, is BELTAIRJ OTEL I5 'AI . 'X COMMERCIAL PRINTERY 3 Q 'I iii is 'T If 9 A rg Q , M ' 0 S+a'rionery , .S ,NI E5 I - 0 Business Cards 'I N A' Xu I X f Q- Xf M I QQ 0 S'I'aI'emenIs L Xl ing I Ruled Forms RU 0 Social Prin'I'ing 0 Le++er Press-Offsef PHONE Li-6-305l Page 14-4 AL'S RADIO AND TV Sales and Service Nafional Radio and TV Insfiiufe Gradua+e Service on All Makes An'l'ennae InsI'aIIaI'ions HENRY VASQUEZ-Manager Phone Li-6-3402 BALBOA MOTEL SIX BLOCKS WEST OF TRAFFIC LIGHTS ' Large, weII-furnished rooms ' Refrigerafed cooling ' Individual +hermos+aI'icaIIy con+roIIed venI'ed heai' ' Free TV Phone Li-6-257I COLEMAN'S BODY SHOP II9 NORTH EIGHTH Phone Li-6-968I CASTLEBERRY'S Fine Foods Page 145 SOUTHWEST LOAN AND INVESTMENT and SOUTHWEST UNDERWRITERS H1 222.552 ' ilfiti ?H3lTf'65B'B?x :2lZSiaH S 'rh Silver and 208 Sou In Sl EMING, NEW MEXICO Page 146 A, 5. IW ES 'Q ,, , qJ'? f UCMAVIC ,,, , Pfnspcmos f'TT 'r fix fl- LX f '1 V 4 4. , f f I. . , f fx V Lgliczfl. Cru, ,'C'114'Lf +Cc2'a'5L wf - LQ Q ' ! 3-If ,I 9. ' 1- ,x , N ,L , I A Q, I 4 L -' 0 fli lf! Q vw- ' 6L1 ff L' I K I CLQ A ff L 4 L1-ff , V! f ,A L' ' 'fi : v Agiffffv f'af1 l4f17' f H2445 ' wr. fx ' A ' , VL 4 yi !. Vg- v A V fffhbyl, I VN, QQQI tb 1 L 1 , Q ffl 'L ,141 LU--LL Dv 'L'Q64W -- Ysifiiffifgggf K' ' J , Y ' x ' ' ' N ' , M, v I , , X r P v A , -, ' A , ' E i X x X A l CJ wtkfi ,gfgelg JI, Q .X X 4vvtf5 . I, J I r'v L' . I HUND RBIRD Q ,fray fl BOWLING LAN ES 5 .4 I GULF OIL EVERETT MALLERY Disfribufor LUNA, GRANT, AND HIDALGO COUNTIES Highway 80 Easf Deming, N. M DEMING 0'DEI-I-'5 APPLIANCE CO. CAFETERIA AND GREYHOUND DEPOT ReI'I9e aII0n Delicious Food Household and Commercial Youngsfown Kifchens Heaiing and Air-Condifioning Phone Li-6-907 I Page 148 I Tickefs +o All Poin+s I08 Nor+h PIa'I'inum DEMING. NEW MEXICO Phone Li-6-979I , . 1 zgjlx V D K, , iv ., . gr .W Q+ i nw 1 I -,I ' Q I . 'sf + f U'lQll J' '21 T I-, C ssss , ywl I WESTERN FURNITURE CO. Fea+uring: HEYWOOD - WAKEFIELD DREXEL - FLEXSTEEL LANE CEDAR CHESTS Simmons Sealy Sprung alre Bedding Zemfh Weshnghouse Appliances Singer Sewmg Machines Top Qualnfy Carpef Lines Tlle Linoleum Draperles CALL DEMMING SH6 938I Free Del very Anywhere Z' X Z Ph Q w R ' One , ' e 6 all' Li-6-947I f Q Any Mgke '- 'iv Q , ' 1 or Model Q.: L .WX S C 81 M MOTOR CO Labor and Par+s Guaran+eed IIOI WEST PINE Deming N Propnefor W O WICKIZER DOWDLE MOTORS INC Hlghway 70 80 Easi' of Deming 046 GMC Trucks Vauxhall PHONE 546 3552 BS -1 O'7bXm o lubrlcahon wash DON DENNING Mgr NIGHT PHONE 546 98I7 Servnce Deparfmeni' All Makes of Cars GEO A DOWDLE Day 5463552 Nnghi' 546 9263 Page 149 lf , . 'Z . 3 . - . C, 9 T TTT 5 A . . il F. ,. ec.. ... .'- -- ,. 1 sfsfnfnt- 1 1-2:-'-:'1 1', f. ' 1 a1, -1: '-.. -- 45- , 'fx.,'if.1 F., '-!.A HJ '4., - V . , 'P QQZLQ'-., -. -ff -tif-ii 4-13'-l.i ''AQT'-'f 1?f5f '- 1 ' flu. Wgwifp AVV, , k my im-M 5 - --4: Y ,fu . T221 ,Y J We r W CU Ll ..L,'1Efs rliixiik 'W V r- .gg ffgfsrwsasfac. 'Fung AUBURN RUBBER COMPANY, INC. A Good Place +o Work wg x J A Can you idenliiy? Carroll Sherman, Ruby Lynn Cousland, Fanny Tillman, Jane Finn, Bobby Bowen, Jolene Jones, John l-lodson, Joe Daniels. 'Diane' Burl, Jane? Miller, Donna Bell, Beverly kdohnson, Jessie Tillman, Reggie Richey, Janice Boles, Jack Warlle, Joan Mallery, Eddie Slevens, Relha Ledbeller, Terry Sherman, Harold Cous- 'and Jimmy Byrne Suzie Dunagan. 2 4.-rf. 'W' W... Many years have passed since lhe Tom Thumb wedding piclured above, and mos+ of +hese will be going in+o +he world +o seek 'lheir forlune and make a place for lhemselves and lheir families in +he world. We hope fhal' lhey will coniinue +o palronize +he adverfisers in 'lhis book wi'rhou'I' whom we could noi' have published lhis annual. Special +hanks go fo Jack Smifh, propriefor of +he Deming Airport 'rhe Deming Newspapers, and +he New Mexico S+a+e Tourisl Bureau. Page 150 THIS WAS THE YEAR AT DEMING HIGH Wlth the comme of September school opened and each student of DHS fell lnto the dalls FOUIIIIC of hl h school some for the flrst tlme others for the last Fnterlnff for the flrst tlme thls wear was Tmx Van Ewljk out fOI'81gI1 student from Holland School began wlth the electron of class offlfers and the beffmnlnrf of football season Frowds came to cheer the Wddcats on to XICTOYX and uctorx rt was The Cats won the D1 tllct, but muffed their chance for state a amst the Aztec Indlans The Band Booster dances prouded recreatlon for the students followlnff each home football game DUFIHQ the football season the Trl State Falr mme to Demln 'is It does exery year The parades rodeos and exhlbltlons were well 'lttended bx hlgh school students al thouffh the football ame that weekend went on as scheduled Toward the end of the season the annual Sophomore Freshman partx was 'Yuen for member of the two cla ses to the theme Autumn Leax es Followmff the football season Lame the Senlor plaw The Ralnmaker and of course 1t was attended bs mans of the townspeople and students of DHS Ba ketball season bc an and tht Cats brouffht ICCOUHIIIOH to DCTHIDW affaln as the team walked awax from the Sllxcr flty basketball tournament wlth the flrst place trophw concert of the xeal Nllstletoe and PHIIICS appealed on the scene and tontlnued throughout the remalnder of the year Each DHS student ushered Ill the New Year and promptlx and properlx be fan lt wxth resolutlons and school The Inlilfllffht oll burned a the semester neared nts end and the students looked forward to the second semester YNll1Ll1 brought to Demlnf Hlffh a new teacher Nlr Xllldred Deters who welcomed the new faces Ill her Latm Amerlcan hlstorx an Enffh h classe The band and chorus students left for All State and came back lnsplred by the ex ents of the ffatherlnfr Valentlne s Das neared and more dances and IJZIYIICQ were held It passed and the members of the school looked fflumls toward a lonff stretch MIIDOUI the welcomed festlutles but thl was nrt to be so Exerxone rose to the oeeaslon as Demmf' celebrated the blrthdax of Nacro Herb Brown and the band honored television XICWSCTS wlth thelr appearance as a tubute to Nlr Brown and the mans tunes he had written lncludlnff the new Alma Nlater and F1 ht Sonff Durlnf these mans ektracurrlcular aetlxltles 'lt DHS school remamed the same Homework and tests were stlll present and the JUIIIOI' worked hard planmnf' the prom and the QGDIOTQ lonf ed for ffraduatlon dax It was another full xeal for those prnlle ed t studx and teach at Delnlllf Hlffh Page 151 F S . 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