Deming High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Deming, NM)

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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

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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.

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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 .