Deming High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Deming, NM)

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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.

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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