Deming High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Deming, NM)

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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

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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