Deming High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Deming, NM)

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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.

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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

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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.