Las Vegas High School - Roundup Yearbook (Las Vegas, NM)

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, .T . if . W, . 211, V ,I , nil ' in of I 7 :7 Q P 4 WV First row: Frank Padilla, Jimmy Contine, Larry Warner, Fred Gallegos. Second row: Alfred Harence, Charles Vigil, Bennie Ortega, Bessie Madrid, Lavinia Ortega, Ann Butterfield, Mary Louise Garcia, Mary Lou Padilla, Juliette Rudolph, Beatrice Baca, Delfinio, Toby Lena. Third row: Frankie Tafoya, Ardell Cariett, Carolyn Hale, Corina Segura, Opal Cariett, Delia Martinez, Judy Sister, Shirly Masier, Floraida Trujillo, Erniteria Archuleta, Paula Frank, Lilly Lopez, Don Pointer, Ernest Cake, Ralph Mar- tinez, Terry McLaughlin, Bennie Genzales, Miss Caravasos. Back row: Wanda Lee Gifford, Yvonne Maloof, Billie Sue Wooster, Stella Trujillo, Mrs. A. Shaffer, Frances Guerin, Ruby Non Baker, Louree Sperry, Helen Rirz, Vic- toria Sandoval, Louise Hicks, Mary Ann Esquibel, Ann Sweeney, Hazel Johnson. Middle row: Danny Miller, Larry Butterfield, Sam Alirez, Tony Cordova, Pablo Marrujo, Jim Luj an, John Harbough, Russell Davison, Jesse Plotner, Bobby Chandler. Front row: Jesus Garcia, Ernest Medina, Fred Cordova, Pablo Flores, Wilburn Van- zant.

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Organization of the senior class was noteworthy, the following officers being in charge: Nash Garcia, president, Robert Fellabaum, vice president, Bernice Ewing, secretary, and Betty Phillips, treasurer. It must also be noted that the senior class produced many lettermen in football, basketball, track, baseball and tennis. The class chose as its motto, Forward ever, backward never, its flower, the red rose, and its colors were turquoise on silver. At the expiration of the four years, the principal, who was now Mr. William C. Hurt, expressed himself as greatly pleased with the additions to his country and pronounced them all highly eligible for admission as citizens. By way of appropriate celebration, a strange ceremony, known as commencement, was held. Speeches were made, songs were sung, and scrolls called diplomas were given to the seniors. It has been suggested by our best friends and severest critics that the form of this history is ambiguous, if not misleading. They say it should have been written the way it really happened, the pupils discovered the school, explored its vast resources, and settled there for four years of hard work, after which they moved on to greater things. But we say it is our history and we wrote it to suit ourselves.

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A GJ Front row: Lonnie Mathews, Jimmy Mathews, Alvia Montoya, Irene Martinez, Mickey Romero, Noel Patterson. Second row: Robert Maloof, Fred Dulle, Joe Vigil, Eugene Lonnie Martinez. Back row: Dorothy Alcorta, Sarah Gomez, Mary Loufor, Marcella Gutierrez J o Ann Rhodes, Betty Rae Smith, Francis Maddux, Penny Chamis, Wan a Vflg , arbara Egger, Louise Sellman, ,loan Stewart, ,lan Isbell, Mary Ann Montoya, Marie Vasquez, Stella C. De Baca. v ,I ii -Q Q Front row, left to right: JoAnn Gallegos, Patsy Gallegos, Josephine Lucero, Caroline Ludi, Patricia Griego, Marcella Trujillo, Levinia Romero, Judy Harris. Second row: Connie Martinez, Agnes Marcus, Priscilla Gardum, Gloria Silva, Barbara Elliott, Ann Ehrsam, Sophie Gonzales, Miss Barna.