Raton High School - El Tigre Yearbook (Raton, NM)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1964 volume:

THE OPEN BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE IS SYMBOLIC OF EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY TO ALL REGARDLESS OF RELIGION, RACE, OR MATERIAL WEALTH THROUGH RATON HIGH SCHOOL. INSCRIBED UPON THE BOOK ARE SYMBOLS OF THE MANY FACETS OF EDUCATION. THE LIGHTED LAMP OF LEARNING IS SYMBOLIC OF THE ENLIGHTENMENT GAINED THROUGH THE STUDY OF THE LIBERAL ARTS. THE ATOMIC SYMBOL REPRESENTS THE ELEMENTS OF DISCOVERY THROUGH SCIENCE. THE WINGED FOOT EMBODIES THE SPIRIT OF ATHLETIC COMPETITION AND VICTORY. THE TORCH OF LEADERSHIP AND LIBERTY IS THRUST HIGH AND FORWARD TO SYMBOLIZE THE DEDICATION OF THE STUDENT TO QUALITIES OF MORALITY. PATRIOTISM, AND SPIRITUAL GROWTH. THE SNARLING TIGER MASCOT ATOP THE BOOK DEPICTS THE QUALITIES OF COURAGE AND BRAVERY NECESSARY TO PROTECT THE HIGH IDEALS OF RATON HIGH SCHOOL. THE LEAVES OF LAUREL AND OAK ARE THE CLASSIC SYMBOLS OF ACHIEVEMENT AND STRENGTH. “RATON HIGH SCHOOL” IS INSCRIBED UPON THE FLOWING SCROLL OF HONOR. This crest was officially adopted by the Student Council of Raton High School to serve as the insignia of all Raton High School Students. It is the hope of the 1963-64 Student Council and Annual Staff that this crest will become a significant symbol of the ideals for which Raton High School stands. I taf) e of Cjon en s 7a ......................... ...6 7!( ministration................. O SopAomores.......................23 71(Ai e tics.....................j 71 ctioities.....................44 7.)in ter.......................4$ 71t ife tics.....................jo 7{ctioities.....................(,o 7uniors.......................... 7 Spring..........................SO 71 ctioities.....................S2 711A e tics.....................,S6 Seniors.........................100 Z)e Dedicate The Raton High School Annual Staff affectionately dedicates the 1964 El Tigre to Miss Etta M. Leason, Raton School Nurse. Miss Leason has contributed much to this community and nation. In 1926, Miss Leason was a graduate of Raton High School; after graduation, she attended Beth El Hospital Nursing School from which she received her R. N. She then returned to Raton as a nurse at Miners Hospital and Dr. M. F. Smith’s Hospital. At the start of World War II, she joined the Army Nurses Corps and spent many months in the South Pacific. She obtained the rank of Major and was in charge of nurses aboard the hospital ship, Comfort. Upon her discharge, she returned to Colfax County as County School Nurse. Later she became Raton School Nurse, a position which she still holds. As Raton School Nurse, Miss Etta Leason has come in personal contact with practically every student in Raton Schools. She has made it her responsibility to see that many students have proper clothing, food, and medical attention. Miss Leason instigated the Dental Health Care Unit, clothing collection for needy children, distribution of Christmas baskets, and the Sabin Oral Sunday. Every student will recall the quivers that accompanied the yearly shots and the soothing attitude of Miss Leason as she calmed our fears. Remember all those ear, eye, and teeth examinations that we used to take? Thank you, Miss Leason, for being our comforter, our healer—our friend. 4 9 eason Boren B) oa Loren has been a big participant of athletic activities for four years. He played football for four years and was elected to the All-State football team in 1964. He has been starting center on the basketball team for three years. During Loren’s senior year, he served as President of Raton High School Student Council, an organization in which he has been an active member for four years. He was District Student Council President in 1963-64. Loren’s many honors have included Honor Society President, a member of the Honor Guard, Junior Ro-tarian. Mr. Junior, and Boy’s State representative in the summer of 1963. The student body of R.H.S. has elected Loren Skow as Mr. Raton High School for 1963-6-1. 7)ernie 7)juncfo Bernie has been an active member of the Student Council for four years. Her junior year she was District Secretary and during her senior year she was secretary of our high school student council. Bernie has been a cheerleader for four years and participated in Tigerettes for three years. Among other things, Bernie has been Miss Sophomore, Girl of the Month, a member of the Honor Guard, and active in commercial activities. In 1963, Bernie was a Prom Queen attendant and in 1961 she was Homecoming Queen attendant. The student body of R.H.S. has elected Bernie Biundo as Miss Raton High School for 1963-64. 8 MR. JACK PERYATF.I. Vice President DR. LLOYD SKOW Clerk MR. ROBERT BLAINE Deputy Clerk MR. ROBERT SKINNER Member JJrincipafs JlTessape To the Student Body of Raton High School: This, the first year as principal of Raton High School, has been one of the most inspiring years of my life. My hope is that the various activities, classes, and experiences you as students have had this year may prove valuable, rich and meaningful to you. Your friendliness, cooperation, and good will will mean much to the high school. May I wish for you the very finest and best in all your dreams for the coming years. Sincerely, Principal 12 JANE DAWS Principal’s Secretary HAZEL S. DURHAM Guidance Counselor FIRST ROW: Cindy and Lindy King. SECOND ROW: Larry and Mary Cimino, Margaret and Olivia Aland, Frank and Fred Romero. THIRD ROW: Judy and Bob Savage, Bob and Fred Mack. Honor Society presents flag to homerooms. 13 OFFICERS Bernie Biundo, Secretary; Tom Wilson, Treasurer; Bob Wilson, Vice President; Loren Skow, President. A WORD FROM THE PRESIDENT I have considered it a great privilege to have been student body president during the past year. I would like to thank everyone who has helped make this student council one of the best in R.H.S. history. During the past year we have been caught up in a whirlwind of happiness and tragedy. We have met new students, teachers and administrators. Each has left an impression with us that we will never forget. It is my desire that these impressions and accomplishments are lasting influences that will remind all of us of the goals, needs, and responsibilities required of us in the future. 14 HKS1 HOW : Bernie Biundo, Emily Tafoya, Alice Montoya, Alberta Rivera, Ester Martinez, Elvira Cordova, Sadie Tafoya, Mary Lou Duran, Chene Henry, Gerald Mora. SECOND ROW: Pat Garcia, Kathy Brandenburg, Judy Savage, Kathryn Krulvac, Clenna Wooten, Betty Woodward, Charlene Lark, Penny Peryatel. THIRD ROW: Cerry Norman, Janine Krivokapich, Bob George,' Bob Wilson, Vinco Yob Bob Vogele, E len Unoste, Sandy Loe. FOURTH ROW: Bob Savage, Leland Skow, Garland Arnold, Loren Skow. Tom Wilson, Bruce Stockton, Marlin Coffee, Tony Hines. IS DISTRICT OFFICERS EMILY TAFOYA—Secretary LOREN SKOW—President TOM WILSON—Vice President D'Catura Science an TIT a if)e na ics LAWRENCE G. ROBERT NELSON ..iODRICH Biology Algebra Geometry T rigonometry ELWANDA ALLEN Girls’ P.E. Math STEPHEN J. LEADABRAND Physics Math Senior Science OSCAR W. GREGORY Chemistry Biology Senior Science FRED L. DIRICKSON BUDD C. GALLAGHER Vocational Ag. Mechanical Drawing RICHARD F. LARK MINTA MCANICH CHARLES ELLIOTT PAT CHAVEZ Driving Homemaking Auto Mechanics Welding Division Jine Dir is ELMER HENRY Instrumental Music T. MAURICE HATTON Vocal Music Division °f Danyuaye ancf D He rature DON SWENSON English KATHYRN NEWMAN English SADIE NEJAR Spanish THELMA NORD Library Latin I - A HELEN HUMMER English Speech CLAUDIA JOLLY English MARY NELL MILETA Bookkeeping General Business Annual ETHNA THOMPSON • Business English Shorthand Typing ELIZABETH NELSON Typing Division business Oiuision of Social cStucfies JACK H. WELDON Sociology Government American History Asst. Football Coach PAT WIKSE World History Asst. Basketball Coach Student Council Sponsor FRANK J. REPOLA Boy’s P.E. World History Head Football and Baseball Coach BYRON HANCOCK American History Sociology Head Basketball Coach 18 — JJrincipaf’s S aff Juidance Staff STANDING, L. to R.: S. Wilkins, L. Johnson, A. Burson, P. Macaron, R. Dennis, M. Coffee, V. Lander, R. Sanchez, M. Yob, L. Gonzales, E. Tafoya, C. Avila, D. Ortiz. SEATED, L. to R.: L. Gonzales S. Stock-ton, Mr. Krivokapich, Mrs. Daws, N. Marchiondo, S. Gruda. STANDING, L. to R.: G. Ruhidioux, J. Kay, D. Wiggins, VI. Sanchez, M. Yob, M. Towndrow, E. Martinez, B. Cochran, M. Moore, E. Gum. SEATED, L. to R.: Mrs. Durham, B. Woodward, E. Tafoya, F. Thompson. We were responsible for producing the book which you are reading. It is our hope that you will find many hours of enjoyment while thumbing through these pages. l ie Staff Advertising Business Manager—Sharry Gruda, B. Stockton, L. Drury, S. Lark L. Weir Bernie and Loren making an important decision Sports Editor—G. Mora, E. Tafoya Organizations and Activities Editor—Boh George, S. Murphy, S. Stockton, B. Voegele Advisor MARY NELL MILETA Classes Editor—N. Marchiondo, B. Wilson, M. Yoh 21 C. A Icon W. Anderson D. Apodaca L. Armijo D. Bacca J. Bacca N. Barela M. Bennett C. Blakely F. Boaglio L Bonomelli R. Bonomelli D. Bowlin V. Butt J. Buttram E. Cardenas R. Carlini J. Caridad I. Casias C. Chicarelli J. Church B. Cimino K. Cochran M. Colangelo C. Cordova E. Cordova EL Cordova R. Cox V. Cruz P. Cummings 23 B. Dabovich G. Davidson K. Davidson J. Davidson E. Daws D. Dennis S. DiManio J. Donati B. Duran I. Duran M. Duran M. L. Duran J. Erwin K. Eager M. Ferrero B. Fleming L Floersheim E. Flores N. Floyd W. Foster J. Gallegos G. Garcia J. Garcia P. Garcia J. Gatlin S. Gatti T. Gomez E. Gonzales M. Gonzales M. Gonzales 24 R. Gonzales R. Grove J. Harrison W. Halferty I). Heider V. Henry J. Hester C. Horner S. Huddleston W. Hunnicutt S. Hunt J. Islas P. Jacobs M. Jiron J. Johnson S. Johnson K. Jojola G. Karlin B. Krivokapich S. Lark C. Lean' W. Lobb G. .Lopez A. Lopez L. Lopez D. Lucero L Lucero L. Lucero S. Lucero G. Luksich 25 J. McCormick T. McKenna L. Maldonado P. Mangum B. Marcs B. Martinez C. Martinez I). Martinez D. Martinez L. Martinez M. Martinez R. Martinez R. Martinez V. Martinez V. Martinez C. Mascarenas N. Mascarenas G. Mendez J. Meng L. Mestas P. Miller D. Modrich M. Mondragon R. Montoya E. Moreno M. Moreno R. Moreno R. Morphew P. Norton D: Ortega 26 E. Romero F. Romero S. Romero W. Romero T. Roybal T. Rubidoux J. Russell B. Sanchez R. Sanchez L SanRoman M. Scarselli V. Sedillo 27 W. Serazio C. Shubert S. Sinnock A. Sisneros G. Sisneros L. Skow D. Slarkovich S. Starkovich E. Stoudt J. Swanson A. Tafoya S. Tafoya E. Tankerslcy I. Tapia C. Tibljas N. Tibljas R. Trent J. Trujillo L. Trujillo P. Trujillo S. Trujillo V. Trujillo B. Valentini L. Vigil W. Voegele S. Weir M. Welch S. Wilkins D. William S. Williams 29 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Mary Lou Duran, Secretary; Gene Quintana, Vice President; Leland Skow, President; Marjorie Gonzales, Treasurer. SOPHOMORE CLASS SPONSORS Mrs. Hummer, Mr. Modrich, Mrs. Nelson, Mr. Wilkse, Mrs. Jolly, Not Shown, Mr. Lark. “ ) ” Syuacf 'T'ootba FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Frank Boagiio, Arthur Tafoya, Walter Halferty, Woody Anderson, Alex Ortiz, Gene Quintana, Frank rasquale, Ernest Marquez. STANDING: Coach Byron Hancock. Albert Lucero, James Huddleston, Wayne Hunnicutt, David Atwater, Dennis H eider, Chris Palomino, Nick Trujillo, David A pod oca, Tim McKenna, John Rodman, and Coach Pat Wikse. 7Jars ity Scfuac Jltanac ers Frank Romero John Rovedo Fred Romero 31 RETURNING LETTER MEN—FRONT ROW: Frank Valentini, Scotty Williams. George Ortiz, Alex Cortez, Jack Wright, John Rossetti, and Coach Repola. BACK ROW: David Modrich, Tom Wilson. Leland Skow, Bobby Dabovich, Glenn Karlin, Jon Pirnie, John Sepich, and Billy Casados. Coach Repola Coach Weldon 32 SENIORS—FRONT ROW: Coach Weldon, Bob Voegele, Pete Dabovich, Monty Colangelo, Marlin Coffee, Dick Gonzales, and Ronnie Chavez. BACK ROW': Art Cruz, Vinco Yob, Domenic Rea, Garland Arnold, Loren Skow, Loyd Wilkins, Bob Savage, and Richard Montoya. CD Down 0 SCOREBOARD Quarter DO • • • • TOTAL F 1 Opp. Raton 6 Trinidad C. 37 6 Trinidad M. 17 2 Las Vegas 33 14 Tucumcari 26 12 Las Alamos 9 0 Walsenburg 41 6 Abbey 12 6 St. Mikes 27 0 Espanola 48 CO-CAPTAINS: Garland Arnold and Monty Colangelo 33 Lovd Wilkins TACKLE Garland Arnold CENTER Tom Wilson TACKLE George Ortiz 34 GUARD Scotty Williams GUARD Leland Skow END Art Cruz TACKLE Loren Skow END Ronnie Chavez TACKLE 3S Vinco Yob Bob Voegele Domenic Rea BACK BACK BACK Glenn Karlin Jon Pirnie Jack Wright TACKLE TACKLE TACKLE BERNIE BIUNDO Escort: BOBBY GEORGE ALICE MONTOYA Escort: FRANK ROMERO HOMECOMING QUEEN ATTENDANTS HOMECOMING QUEEN ATTENDANTS 'Crowning at dance' EMILY TAFOYA Escort: TOM ASKEW ELAINE McQUEARY Escort: CHARLES COOK John Rossetti BACK Alex Cortez BACK David Modrich BACK John Sepich BACK 42 MISS ETTA LEASON MISS LILA AZAR For all her quiet life flowed on As meadow streamlets flow, Where fresher green reveals alone The noiseless ways they go. Her path shall brighten more and more Unto the perfect day; She cannot fail of peace who bore Such peace with her away. 0 sweet, calm face that seemed to wear The look of sins forgiven! O voice of prayer that seemed to bear Our own hands up to heaven! How reverent in our midst she stood, Or knelt in grateful praise! What grace of Christian womanhood Was in her household ways! For still her holy living meant No duty left undone; The heavenly and the human blent Theif kindred loves in one. She kept her line of rectitude With love’s unconscious ease; Her kindly instincts understood All gentle courtesies. The dear Lotd’s best interpreters Are humble human souls; The Gospel in a life like hers Is more than books or scrolls. 7n JlCemoriam Sponsor MRS. DURHAM future Aeachers America FIRST ROW, L to R.: A. Montoya, Co. President; F. Salazar, Treasurer; T. Wilson, Co. President. SECOND ROW: J. Cordon, Librarian; J. Krivo-kapich. Historian; C. Henry, Secretary'; J. Pirnie, Parliamentarian. iJroup BACK, L. to R.: B. Fleming, T. Hines, J. Pirnie, T. Wilson, M. Coffee, C. Arnold, J. Buttram. THIRD ROW: L. Johnson, D. Stewart, M. Towndrow, J. Savage, J. Krivokapich, H. Hatcher, L Owens. SECOND ROW: M. Yardis, J. Cordon, N. Williston, L. Redd, C. Herndon, J. Martin, A. Karlin. FIRST ROW: L. Bonomelli, F. Salazar, L. Flor-sheim, V. Henryf, C. Henry, S. Catti, A. Montoya. BOTTOM HOW: G. Padilla, E. Urioste, D. Swanson, M. L. Rivera, J. Vigil. SECOND HOW: B. Woodward, S. Lark, J. Martin, E. Gum, D. Ortiz, J. Gordon, G. Rubidoux. THIRD ROW: Sponsor, T. Nord, J. Savage, T. Wilson, C. Herndon, B. Cochran. C. Horton, W. Mack. 45 222tl—• '--j L nr, - — Jiancf SUSIE STOCKTON Drum Majorette BAND OFFICERS AND COUNCIL: E. McQUEARY—Council L. CIMINO—President T. WILSON—Council L. WILKINS—Vice President E. DAWS—Council L. JOHNSON—Secretary 7. J n er Janine Krivokapich Bernie Biundo Elba Moreno Rosemary Dennis ART CRUZ RICHARD CARDENAS 53 Jiyers in 71ction i (J e Springer f� r, '63- '64 Santa Fe Trinidad Taos Des Moines St. Mikes Cimarron 1 Cancelled I Des Moines Roy Las Vegas Trinidad Catholic Los Alamos Springer Maxwell Espanola Taos Las Vegas Tucumcari Los Alamos Cocaptains: LOREN SKOW and PETE DABO- COACH HANCOCK VICH TJarsity 3 uac STANDING: Coach Hancock, John Rossetti, Pete Dabovich, Bob Dabovich, Arthur Baxter, Loren Skow, and Domenic Rea. SECOND ROW: Alex Cortez, Richard Montoya, Richard Cardenas, and Art Cruz. 56 “ ) ’ Syuacf STANDING: Mgr. Tom Askew, Frank Vaientini, Tony Mollica, Chris Palomino, Dennis Heider, Glenn Karlin, David Mod-rich, Dale Osborn, Willis Gum and Coach Wiksc. FRONT ROW: Craig Davis, Bill Trujillo, John Sepich, Lcland Skow, Otis Floyd, Woody Anderson, and Scott Williams. 57 COACH WIKSE Georgia McGuire, Raton Betty Crocker Homemaker of Year Linda Owens, Good Citizen Award, Daughters of American Revolution Paul Modrich Honor Group National Annual Science Talent Search Tlivcirds Anna Karlin and Marilyn Moore, Semi-Finalists, Merit Scholarship Program s c ence G u6 | BOTTOM HOW: J. Erwin, A. Blakely, S. Starkovich, S. Gatti. SECOND ROW': G. Blakely, C. Horton, G. Mora, P. Modrich, S. Dimari-zio. THIRD ROW: B. Donati, S. Sinnock, C. Henry, E. Hoke, A. Baxter, E. Tankersly, D. Baughman. President, P. Modrich; Vice President, A. Blakely; Secretary, A. Karlin; Student Council Rep., G. Mora. 60 Alberta with Latin Club Symbol. Left to Right: Secretary, Al- berta Rivera; President, John Davidson; Vice President. John Rossetti. BOTTOM ROW: J. Wright, J. Davidson, S. Williams, J. Trujillo, F. Pasquale, D. Modrich, B. Serazio, J. Buttram, E. Stout. SECOND ROW': A. Blakely, K. Wilson, J. Meng, A. Rivera, D. Danielson, E. Daws, V. Henry, L. Florsheim, R. A. Shubert, J. Erwin, G. Blakely, Thelma Nord, (Sponsor). THIRD ROW : J. Davidson, S. Leary, P. Mangum, L. Redd, J. Gordon, C. Horton, D. Davis, M. Ritchey, G. Wooten, K. Brandenburg, J. Krivokapich, C. Davis. FOURTH ROW: G. McGuire, C. Henry, D. Stewart, S. Sinnock, J. Martin, F. Thompson, S. Combs, G. Norman. S. Pittman, L. Owens. FIFTH ROW': R. Shulte, D. Rea, C. Henry, J. Rossetti, T. Wilson, J. Sepich, M. Coffee, E. Hoke. 61 7 armers o, 5 L me meet PRESIDENT: LEO PARKER 3 years in Vo. Ag. VICE PRESIDENT: RICKY MARCHIONDO 3 years in Vo. Ag. SECRETARY: JOHN MARCHET 3 years in Vo. Ag. SHEILA McKENNA F.F.A. SWEETHEART 1963 MR. DIRICKSON ADVISOR TREASURER: BILL NEISH 4 years in Vo. Ag. SENTINEL: JOHN BIZYAK 3 years in Vo. Ag. REPORTER: FRANK VALENTINI 3 years in Vo. Ag. cS en ors Left to Riglit: R. Montoya, B. Neish, W. Atchison, T. Paulich, D. Gonzales, Mr. Dirickson. , un ors STANDINC: E. Luksich. U. Trujillo, J. Mize, M. I-ark. R. Kohlman, 0. Floyd, D. Scott, B. Mack, R. Manfredi, C. Maschio, D. Coca, E. Cooper, J. Rodman, Mr. Dirickson. KNEELING: J. Bizyak, J. Marchet, F. Valentini, R. Marchiondo, L. Parker. c JopAo nores SECOND ROW: J. Davidson, F. Boag-lio, S. Huddleston, W. Hunnlcut, J. Hester, A. Sisneros, L. Lucero, Mr. Dirickson. FIRST ROW: D. Martinez, P. Norton, R. Carlini, G. Luksich, M. Colangelo, R. Gonzales, R. Bonomelli. 63 Mr. Erwin presenting check from La Mesa Park to F.F.A. boys DAIRY TEAM TOP ROW: M. Lark, O. Floyd, L. Parker; BOTTOM ROW : U. Trupillo, R. Montoya, R. Manfredi. CROPS TEAM Left to Right: D. Scott, J. Bizyak, F. Val-entini, Mr. Dirickson. POULTRY TEAM Left to Right: R. Manfredi, J. Marchet, D. Coca, D. Gonzales, R. Montoya, Mr. Dirickson. LAND TEAM STANDING: J. Rodman, R. Kohlman, F. Valentini, D. Gonzales; KNEELING: M. Lark. E. Cooper, Mr. Dirickson. LIVESTOCK TEAM STANDING: R. Marchiondo, R. Manfredi, M. Lark, U. Trujillo, R. Kohlman, O. Floyd, B. Neish. MEATS TEAM Left to Right: Mr. Dirickson, J. Rodman, R. Montoya, J. Marchet, R. Kohlman, C. Mashio, R. Marchiondo, W. Atchison, U. Trujillo, F. Valentini. Strike??? rJigepeties Hit it! L. to R.: K. Krulyac, Vice President; F. Salazar, President; Miss Allen, Sponsor; A. Montoya, Secretary-Treasurer; P. Poteste, Program Chairman. TOP, L to R.: F. Salazar, B. Biundo, S. Gruda, E. McQueary, E. Martinez, L. Valdez, N. Marchiondo. BOTTOM, L. to R.: A. Montoya, P. Poteste, J. Kay, L. Gonzales, G. Rubidioux, D. Vigil, P. Burch. TOP, L. to R.: G. Norman, C. Villa, S. Combs, M. Neish. MIDDLE, L. to R.: J. Scarselli, C. Alcon, M. Herrera, C. Avila, C. Paulich, D. Danielson, S. Graham, S. Pittman. BOTTOM, L. to R.: C. Henry, M. Arcangeli, K. Brandenburg, K. Krulyac, S. McKenna, A. Graham, B. Moore. TOP, L. to R.: J. Harrison, L. San Roman, V. Sisneros, L. Lucero, B. Krivokapich, D. Dennis. MIDDLE, L. to R.: R. Montoya, L. Florsheim, I. Casias, S. Romero, E. Moreno, J. Erwin. BOTTOM, L. to R.: K. Wilson, N. Tibljas, D. Sisneros, M. Yardis, E. Daws, M. Herrera, R. Padilla. 66 A. ABEYTA O. ACEVEDO S. AGUILAR M. ARCANGELI D. ATWATER A. ARMIJO C. AVILA B. BACA D. BACA L BARELA J. BAUGHMAN J. BIZYAK A. BLAKELY K BRANDENBURG C. CANDELARIO B. CASADOS L CAUDLE G. CHAVEZ M. CIMINO R. CLOUD D. COCA S. COMBS E. COOPER R. CORDOVA A. CORTEZ R. CRUZ R. CULLISON D. DANIELSON J. DAVIDSON C. DAVIS R. DENNIS B. DIEW J. DORRANCE L. DRURY B. DURAN 68 A. GRAHAM S. GRAHAM W. CUM C. HENRY C. HERNDON D. HERRERA M. HERRERA H. HORNER J. IACOBELL A. KENNY C. KING L. KING R. KOHLMAN J. KRIVOKAPICH K. KRULYAC M. LARK C. LEMONS G. LEWIS V. LANDER K. LOBB S. LOE J. LOPEZ J. LOPEZ R. LOPEZ S. LOPEZ E. LUKSICH p. McConnell S. McKENNA F. MACK B. MACK D. MACIAS R. MANFREDI F. MANCINO J. MARCHET R. M ARCH IONDO P. MARTINEZ R. MARTINEZ C. MASCHIO P. MAYER E. MEDINA B. MICHAELS J. MILKOVICH C. MITCHELL J. MIZE A. MOLLICA 71 J. MONDRACON M. MONDRACON B. MOORE M. MOORE J. MORENO D. NAUCLE M. NEISH G. NORMAN A. ORTIZ D. ORTIZ G. ORTIZ D. OSBORN D. OWEN M. PADILLA L. PARKER C. PAULICH S. PHILLIPS J. PIRME S. PITTMAN T. PRICE M. RITCHEY A. RIVERA S. RODMAN J. RODMAN J. RODRIGUEZ E. ROGERS V. ROMERO J. ROSSETI B. ROUNTREE R. SALAZAR L. SALAZAR D. SANCHEZ C. SANCHEZ M. SANCHEZ J. SCARAFIOTTI J. SCARSELLI H. SCHWYZER D. SCOTT J. SEGURA C. SEPICH J. SEPICH R. SHUBERT R. SIERRA D. STEWART C. SWANSON M. TAFOYA S. TAPIA W. TEMPLE M. TOWNDROW N. TRUJILLO U. TRUJILLO F. VALENTINI K. VASQUEZ J. VIGIL L. VIGIL C VILLA R. WHITAKER E. WILSON T. WILSON B. WOODHOUSE The Juniors who were not available for pictures are: Dave Aguilar. George Cordova, Leroy Duran, Sally Gallegos, Carmen Lucero, Ernest Marquez, and Margie Trujillo. 'Junior Officers President, JOHN SEPICH Vice President, MYLES LARK Secretary, KATHY BRANDENBURG Treasurer, KATHY KRULYAC Sponsors Miss Allen M iss Newman Miss Nejar Mrs. Thompson Mr. Dirickson Mr. Repola Mr. Elliott Mr. Hancock Tomb of Unknown Soldier White House National Convention Kansas City Oorot iy Dao 's, Cation a Ijice Jjresicfent Dorothy Davis attends National Executive meeting in Washington, D.C. Sponsor, MINTA McANICH OFFICERS, L. lo R.: Alberta Rivera, Secretary; Judy Gordon, Vice President of District Wool Winners Recreation; Georgia McQuire, Vice President; Dorothy Davis, President; Dorothy Vigil, Treasurer; Margret Neish, Historian; Delann Wiggins, Parliamentarian; Sharon Gatti, Vice President of Public Relations. MERRY CHRISTMAS WITH J-.J1.7L Future Homemakers of America is a national organization of girls studying homemaking in high schools of the United States, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. F.H.A. provides practical experience in planning and carrying out activities related to homemaking. The over-all goal of the organization is to help individuals improve personal, family, and community living, now and in the future. The organization has some 500,000 members and has its national headquarters in Washington, D.C. GETTING TO KNOW YOU” Vc Around the World Supper i 4 ' • ™!.™Pj£ IL JCL National Park Service Thomas Jefferson Memorial c5 spring 80 81 HIT as £ ancf 7. J y T) u6 President: BOBBY GEORGE Vice President: JANINE KRIVOKAPICH Secretary: BERNIE BIUNDO Treasurer: BEVERLY KRIVOKAPICH Parliamentarian: FRANCES THOMPSON Student Council Representative: KATHY BRANDENBURG 1 BOTTOM, Left to Right: R. Grove, B. Cimino, S. Gatti, J. Erwin, C. Henry, L. Johnson, E. Tankersly, S. Sinnock, A. Rivera, S. Gruda, S. Stockton, M. L Rivera, N. Marchiondo, M. Bennett, K. Eager, J. Meng, I). Davis, C. Horton, K. Brandenburg, J. Krivokapich, B. Moore, B. Biundo, Mrs. Durham (Sponsor), F. Thompson, H. Hatcher, S. Pitman, D. Stuart, E. McQueary, S. McKenna, J. Sa age, B. Krivokapich, B. Wilson, B. George, J. Davidson, G. Mora, J. Pirnie, T. W ilson, G. Arnold, M. Coffee, R. Chavez, I). Gonzales, G. Lemons. 82 7n nm 9 I r t o ifie jit o n A Delann Wiggens, Bemie Biundo, Linda Owens, Anna Karlin, Sherry Cruda, Belay Dreibelbia, Dorothy Davis, Frances Thompson, Judy Cordon, Joan Marlin. L. lo R.: Robert Stuart, Clarence Matthews, Sharon Lark, Linda Owens, Harold Lavender, Loren Skow, Erie Hoke, Bruce Fruechting, Bruce Stockton, Paul Modrich, Dick Ellis, Marilyn Moore. Anna Karlin, Judy Cordon, Julia Jiron. OFFICERS LOREN SKOW—President PAUL MODRICH—Vice President LINDA OWENS—Secretary-Treasurer ationa 1 fon or Society The members of the National Honor Society are chosen by the vote of the high school faculty. Students are chosen on the basis of scholarship, service to the school, leadership, and character. In order to be considered scholastically, one must be in the upper twenty-five percent of his class. Usually from eight to twelve members of each class are chosen for membership. While primarily an honorary group, the organization is generally working on some project useful to the whole student body. 85 Jiyer yCine aAe 2nd in 86 Nice Hit! Safe! Members of the ’63 Baseball Team are: Alex Cortez Vinco Yob Jerry Foster Gene Repola Bob Voegele Bob Wilson Bob George Jack Wright John Sepich Loren Skow Bob Stuart Tom Wilson Domenic Rea Roy Manfredi (mgr.) Practice Swing? District Slide COACH FRANK REPOLA in cS. spring oj 63 Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Pete Dabovich, Michael Cordova, Ronnie Chavez, Ernest Marquez, and Richard Cardenas. MIDDLE ROW: Monty Colangelo, James Chavez, Warren Atchison, Bill Emin, Marlin Coffee, and Garland Arnold. STANDING UP: Coach Daniel B. Voorhees, Phillip Paulich, Pat Patterlin, Arthur Baxter, Dick Gonzales, Richard Montoya, Tony Paulich, Pat Martinez (Manager) and Art Cruz. Larry Cimino Coach Larry Modrich David Modrich Jimmy Baughman Bill Serazio Dick Wilkins Bob Fleming 1963 Sajt nminy Jeam Noi Pictured: Cary White Bobby Ferranti Erie Hoke Won 31 Medals and Ribbons A.A.U. Regional Junior Swimming Championships Denver, Colo. March 9,1963 Scott Williams Charles Henry Choir of Angels Make Their Debut December 16, 1963 at the Shuler Auditorium. OFFICERS Grace Gallegos, Margie Gonzales, Killian Encinias, Roberta Montoya, Lenore Gonzales, Alice Burson. FIRST ROW: Rita Sanchez, Kathy Gatti, Barbara Baca. Mary Ann Rea. Paula Potest e, Lorraine Felix, Evelyn Romero. SECOND ROW: Leona Barela, Jo Ann Vigil, Lillian Encinias, Elizabeth Gonzales, Darlene Sisneros, Alice Burson, Carol Belarde, Nancy Floyd. THIRD ROW: Judy Gallegos, Madeline Duran, Olivia Alarid. Irene Padilla, Margeret Alarid, Thelma Price, Grace Gallegos, Margie Gonzales. FOURTH ROW: Susie Stockton, Sally Lopez, Christine Vawjuez. Kathryn Krulyac. Lenore Gonzales, Sherry Wilkins, Marilyn Sardis, Beatrice Vigil. 93 JlCixecf FIRST ROW: R. Grove, L Lucero, A. Rivera, L. Martinez, C. Palomino, H. Duran, K. Jojola, J. Scarafiotti, M. Scarselli, S. Hunt. SECOND ROW : S. Lark, C. Herndon, C. Duran, L. Owens, J. Krivokapich, S. McKenna, J. Church, G. Norman, S. Loe, S. Phillips, E. Tankersley, Mr. Hatton. THIRD ROW: D. Naugle, V. Landers, J. Martinez, B. W'oodward. E. Urioste, S. Lark. I). Wiggins, V. Sis-neros, L. Bonomelli, D. McElroy, J. Meng. FOURTH ROW: S. Graham, B. Roundtree, V. Butt, B. Moore, S. Wilkins, M. Ritchey, J. Scarselli, B. Salazar, L. Valdez, J. Gordon. FIFTH ROW: G. Mora, B. George, B. Voegele, G. Lemons, W. Gum, D. Atwater, B. Dabovich, L. Skow, J. Rovedo, A. Manfredi, V. Yob, A. Russell. 94 All-State Chorus is an honorary organization for students with outstanding vocal talents. The chorus meets each January in Albuquerque, N. Mex. for intensive study and practice. The climax of the yearly meeting is a public performance and record cutting session. LINDA OWENS First Alto Three Years DELANN WIGGINS First Soprano One Year GARY LEMMONS Tenor One Year LINDA CAUDLE First Alto Two Years LELAND SKOW Bass One Y ear RUBY GROVE Second Alto One Y'ear Princesses FUTURE CANDIDATES AND ESCORTS? The Junior Class of Raton High School requests the pleasure of your company at the Junior-Senior Prom on Saturday, May four at eight-thirty o’clock in the evening Raton Junior High School Gymnasium THE CROWNING I m AFTER THE CROWNING 1963 Jfonor Juarcf Eric Hoke, Frances Thompson, Loren Skow, Linda Owens, Mike Morgan, Joan Martin, Bruce Stockton, Wilma Mack, Anna Karlin, Dorthy Davis, Bernie Biundo, Delann Wiggens, Sherry Gruda, Judy Gordon. Paul Modrich, Marilyn Moore, Bob Donati, Robert Schulte. 99 19M SENIOR CLASS RINGS 7?a ton Jfiy i ScAoo '64 JACK WELDON DON SWENSON ROBERT NELSON MARY NELL MILETA OSCAR GREGORY ELMER HENRY (not shown) 100 SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Bobby George, President; Alice Montoya, Treasurer; Emily Tafoya, Secretary; Loren Skow, Vice President. 101 MARGARET MARY ALARID October 4, 1944 Tigerettes 2 OLIVIA MARY ALARID October 4. 1944 HELEN AMPARON December 18, 1944 FRED JOE APODACA April 21, 1946 GARLAND ALBERT ARNOLD August 8, 1946 Foolball 2, 3, 4 (Capt.) Dramatics 3 F.T.A. 3 Student Council 4 Junior Rotarian 4 TOM ASKEW August 25, 1946 All State Chorus 3 District Chorus 1, 2, 3 Student Council 1, 2 Library Club 3 Office Staff 3 W ARREN ATCHISON December 7, 1946 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 GENNARO AVILA June 27,1945 MARY ALBY BUNKER March 27, 1945 PHYLLIS MADELINE BURCH October 14, 1946 Tigerettes 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. 2 Office Staff 1 ALICE IRENE BURSON March 12, 1945 Dramatics 1, 2, 3 F.H.A. 1 Girls Chorus 3, 4 (Pres.) Student Council 1, 2 Office Staff 1, 3, 4 JERRY LEE BUTTRUM January 20, 1946 F.T.A. 4 Band 1, 2, 3. 4 Swimming 3 DICKIE BARELA October 30, 1944 ARTHUR RUSSELL BAXTER JR. September 10, 1946 Track 1, 2, 3 Basketball 3, 4 Science (dub 3, 4 Student Council 1, 3 Dramatics 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 CAROLYN JUNEBELARDE June 27, 1946 BERN A DINE ROSE BIUNDO November 12, 1946 Tigerettes 2, 3 ( Prog. Ch.), 4 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Student Council ], 2, 3, 4 (Sec.) Prom Queen Attendant 3 Homecoming Queen Attendant 4 Miss Sophomore 2 ROBERT CALDARELLI February 1 , 1917 Basketball 1 Band 1.2, 3, 4 RICHARD ROBERT CARDENAS July 30. 1946 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Track 1, 2, 3 MARY LOUISE CHAVEZ November 7, 1944 RONALD DEAN CHAVEZ September 23, 1946 Football 4 Dramatics 1, 3, 4 Student Council 3 Latin Club 2 LARRY RAY CIMINO August 6,1916 Tennis 1, 2, 3 ICapt.) F.F.A. 1 F.T.A. 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3 Latin Club 2, 3 BETTY JUNE COCHRAN June 6, 1946 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3 All State Chorus 2, 3 Library Club 4 Office Staff 4 104 MARLIN DENNIS COFFEE March 26, 1946 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3 Student Council 4 Latin Club 2, 3 Office Staff (Asst. Bkkpr.) F.T.A. 4 MONTY COLANGELO April 7, 1946 MICHAEL ALFRED CORDOVA April 5, 1946 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 District and State ARTHUR CRUZ November 11. 1945 Boxing 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3 Basketball 2, 3 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3 PETE DABOVICH April 16, 1946 Boxing 1 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Track 3 Baseball 1, 2 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3 DAVID BOB DANIELSON February 8. 1947 Science Club 3, 4 FLORENCE E. DREIBELBIS February 8, 1947 Tigeretles 2 Dramatics 1, 2 Latin Club 3, 4 DONNA RAE DAVIS August 7, 1946 Dramatics 1 F.H.A. 1, 3 Library Club 3, 4 DOROTHY IRENE DAVIS February 19, 1946 F.H.A. 1.2. 3,4 Chapter President 4 National Vice Pres. 4 Honor Cuard 3 Latin Club 2. 3, 4 ROBERT GENE DON ATI December 11, 1946 Honor Guard 3 Science Club 3, 4 Latin Club 3 105 NOF.L KRISTIN DOWNEY December 23. 1946 Tigerettes 2 Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3 Office Staff 3 LILLIAN RAMONA ENCINIAS August 27, 1946 F.H.A. 1, 3 Student Council 1 Library Club 3 BILL ERWIN October 16, 1945 ROY FRESQL EZ October 10, 1945 JAKE GARCIA October 22. 1945 JULIA GARCIA November 4, 1945 BRUCE FRUECHTING December 28, 1945 Honor Society 3, 4 Honor Guard 3 Latin Club 3, 4 Science Club 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 District 1, 2, 3 Boys State (Alternate) MABLE GRACE GALLAGOES May 10, 1946 106 ROBERT A. GEORGE April 21, 1946 Baseball 2, 3 Dramatics 3, 4 (Pres.) All State Chorus 3 Band 1, 2 Student Council 3, 4 ALEX GEORGIEFF JR. March 10, 1916 Football 3 Basketball 1 Student Council 1 Science Club 4 LENORE GONZALES February 14, 1946 Tigerettes 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. 1 Office Staff 4 RICHARD GONZALES July 24, 1945 Football 4 Track 3 Dramatics 1, 3, 4 F.F.A. 1,3,4 108 LOUELLA GONZALES August 28. 1946 F.H.A. 1, 2 F.T.A. 1 Office Staff 4 JUDITH k. GORDON October 2, 1946 Honor Society 3, 4 Honor Guard 3 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Library Club 3, 4 Latin Club 2, 3, 4 BOB GOTT November 8, 1946 Football 1, 2, 3 Latin Club 2 ROY LOUIE GRANT August 25,1945 Football 2 Basketball 1 F.F.A. 1 ARTHUR RAYMOND GREEN December 20. 1916 Hand 3, 4 SHARRY BELLE CRUDA November 2, 1916 Tigeretles 2, 3, 4 Honor Guard 3 Girl of the Month 4 Band—District 1, 2 Student Council 1, 3 Office Staff 4 ELLEN M. GUM December 26. 1945 Library Club 4 Office Staff 4 HELEN HATCHER July 9, 1945 Dramatics 4 F.H.A. 4 F.T.A. 4 Library Club 3 CORA ROSE HARRIS October 11. 1945 Tigerettes 2 CHARLES L. HENRY December 10. 1946 Football 1. 2 Swimming 3. 4 Band 1. 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 4 Science Club 3, 4 TONY GENE HINES October 29. 1946 Basketball 1 Dramatics 4 F.T.A. 4 Student Council 4 ERLE F. HOKE May 4.1946 Honor Society 3, 4 Latin Club 3, 4 Science Club 3, 4 109 CAROL FRANCES HORTON January 3, 1946 Tigerettes 2 Dramatics 4 F.H.A. 2. 4 K.T.A. 1 Science Clu! 4 Latin Club 3, 4 LENA MARIE JOHNSON October 14,1946 Tigerettes 2 Dramatics 4 K.T.A. 1, 4 Band 1,3 (Sec.), 4 (Sec.) Office Staff 3, 4 ANNA A. KARLIN December 30, 1946 F.T.A. 1. 2, 3, 4 Honor Society 3, 4 Honor Cuard 3 Library Club 3 Latin Club 3, 4 Science Club 3, 4 SHARLENER.LARK Apr-1 14. 1946 Girls State 3 All Stale Chorus 2. 3 Student Council 1. 2. 4 Library Club 4 JUDITH ANN KAY June 30. 1946 Tigerettes 3, 4 F.T.A. 1 Band 1.2. 3. 4 Office Staff 4 GENE LOPEZ May 26. 1946 DEBRA ELLEN LUCAS September 6, 1946 Latin Club 3 GEORGIA ANN McGUIRE June 24. 1946 Tigerettes 2 Dramatics 3 F.H.A. 1.2, 3,4 (Vice Pres.) Student Council 2 Latin Club 3, 4 Band 1. 2 SHARON ELAINE McQUEARY October 8. 1946 Tigerettes 2, 4 Dramatics 4 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Miss Junior PHYLLIS ANN MACARON April 3, 1946 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 2 Office Staff 4 Tigcrettes 2 F.H.A. 1 F.T.A. 1 WILMA C. MACK January 16. 1946 Library Club 4 ALBERT M. MANFREDI April 26. 1945 Basketball 1, 2 Track 1, 2 Chorus 4 Library Club 2 VERA LEE MALOVICH February 8. 1946 Band 4 Latin Club 2 NANCY MARCHIONDO March 19, 1946 Tigerettes 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. 1 I Pres.) F.T.A. 1 Office Staff 4 JOAN RUTH MARTIN July 27. 1946 F.H.A. 2, 3, 4 F.T.A. 4 Honor Guard 3 Library Club 3. 4 Latin Club 3, 4 ESTER MARIE MARTINEZ May 14, 1946 Tigerettes 4 Student Council 4 Office Staff 4 LITA ERLINDA MARTINEZ January 1. 1946 M ARY ALICE JUNE MARTINEZ December 1. 1946 F.H.A. 2, 4 Library Club 4 RICHARD MONTOYA September 10, 1945 Football 4 Basketball 3, 4 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 MARILYN KAY MOORE March 21, 1947 F.T.A. 1, 2, 3 Honor Society 3, 4 Girls State 3 Honor Guard 3 Latin Club 3 THOMAS MARTINEZ May 24, 1946 Band 1, 2 EDWARD 1 SC AREN S May 15, 1916 Band 4 PAUL L. MODRICH June 13, 1946 Honor Society 3, 4 Boys State 3 Honor Guard 3 Latin Club 3, 4 Science Club 3, 4 Junior Rotarian 4 ALICE J. MONTOYA September 6, 1946 Tigerettes 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. 1, 3 F.T.A. 1. 4 Student Council 4 y est Oressecf DENNIS MICHAEL MORGAN May 19,1946 Basketball 3 Honor Guard 3 GERALD L. MORA December 14, 1946 Dramatics 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Science Club 4 Boys State 3 (Alternate) FLORA MUNIZ September 5, 1946 SARA MURPHY August 2. 1946 Dramatics 2 Latin Club 2, 3, 4 GEORGE WILLIAM NAUGLE April 11,1946 WILLIAM NEISH October 20, 1946 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3,4 LAREDA SUE OVERBY November 22. 1946 LINDA LEE OWENS December 2, 1946 F.T.A. 1,2, 3 (Pres.), 4 (Sec.) Honor Society 3, 4 Girls State 3 Honor Guard 3 All State Chorus Latin Club 3, 4 EUGENE PADILLA February 27, 1946 K.H.A. 2, 3, 4 Library Club 4 Latin Club 3 IRENE M. PADILLA October 15, 1945 ROSIE NATTIE PADILLA March 30, 1945 Library Club 1, 4 CECILIA PALOMINO September 14, 1946 Tigerettes 2, 3 F.H.A. 1,2,4 F.T.A. 1 TONY LEE PAULICH July 14, 1946 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 3 Baseball 2 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 MARGIE PAVLICH March 24. 1946 LLOYD E. PLYMALE October 21, 1946 F.F.A. 1, 2 Science Club 3 PAULA MARY TERESA POTESTE August 11. 1946 Tigerettes 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 4 F.T.A. 1 Library Club 4 Flag Twirler 4 D0MEN1C MARION REA September 29. 1946 Foolball 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Baseball 3 Dramatics 3 Latin Club 2, 3, 4 F.F.A. 1 MARY ANN REA September 25,1945 MARY LOL RIVERA February 8, 1946 Dramatics 2, 3, 4 F.1I.A. 1, 2, 3 F.T.A. 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 District 2, 3 ERNEST A. ROMERO May 20. 1945 Basketball 1 Track 1 FRANKLIN LEROY ROMERO April 10, 1945 Football 3 Manager Track 1, 2, 3 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3 FRED WILLIAM ROMERO April 10, 1945 Football 1, 2, 3, Manager Track 1, 2, 3 F.F.A. 1, 2 116 JOHN ROVEDO December 11, 1946 Football 3, 4 Manager Tennis 1, 2 Golf 3 All State Chorus 3 Latin Club 2, 3 MARY GWENDOLYN RUBIDOUX July 11, 1946 Tigerettes 4 F.H.A. 1 Library Club 4 Office Staff 3, 4 ALBERT L. RUSSELL June 17, 1946 Football 1, 2 Basketball 1 Latin Club 2 F.T.A. 3 BARBARA JEAN SALAZAR November 25, 1945 Tigerettes 2 FRIEDA SALAZAR September 3, 1945 Tigerettes 2, 3, 4 (Pres.) F.T.A. 1, 3, 4 (Treasurer) Band 1, 2, 3, 4 District 3 Student Council 1 SALLY JANE SALAZAR September 13, 1945 F.H.A. 2 RITA LOUISE SANCHEZ July 16, 1946 F.H.A. 1 F.T.A. 1 Office Staff 4 CLAUDIA SANCHEZ JU DITH KATHRYN SAVAGE April 12, 1946 Dramatics 2, 3, 4 F.T.A. 4 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Library Club 4 (Pres.) Homecoming Queen ROBERT ANTHONY SAVAGE April 12, 1946 Football 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Tennis 2, 3 Boys State 117 JACK SLADE October 19, 1945 DIANA SUE STOCKTON May 10, 1946 Dramatics 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Drum Major 1, 3, 4 Majorette 2 Vice President 2, 3 F.F.A. Sweetheart 1 Office Staff 3, 4 PAUL BRUCE STOCKTON January 29, 1946 F.F.A. 1 Honor Society 3, 4 Honor Guard 3 Student Council 2 Latin Club 1 DAVID LEE SWANSON December 13. 1946 Basketball 1 Golf 3 Library Club 4 EMILY MARIE TAFOYA June 13, 1946 Student Council 1, 4 Office Staff 4 Prom Queen 3 Class Vice President 3 LEE JOE TAFOYA June 24, 1946 ♦Library Club 4 ROBERT ALLAN SCHULTE January 4, 1947 Dramatics 2 Honor Guard 3 Latin Club 3 LOREN CURTIS SKOW September 4, 1946 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Honor Society 4 (Pres.) Honor Guard 3 Junior Rotarian Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 G a s M. Aland R. Chavez 0. Alarid L. Cimino F. Apodoca B. Cochran G. Arnold M. Coffee T. Askew M. Colangelo W. Atchison M. Cordova G. Avila A. Cruz A. Baxter P. Dabovich C. Belarde D. Danielson B. Biundo B. Dreibelbis M. Bunker D. Davis P. Burch R. Donati A. Burson D. Davis J. Buttram N. Downey K. Caldarelli L. Encinias R. Cardenas B. Erwin R. Fresquez C. Henry B. Fruechting T. Hines G. Gallegos C. Horton J. Garcia L.Johnson B. George A. Karlin A. Georgieff J. Kay L. Gonzales S. Lark L. Gonzales C. I opez R. Gonzales B. Martinez J. Gordon J. Aragon B. Cott G. Vigil A. Green R. Segura S. Gruda D. Lucas E. Gum G. McGuire C. Harris E. McQueary H. Hatcher s 120 P. Macaron C. Naugle W. Mack B. Neish V. Malovich S. Overby A. Manfredi L. Owens N. Marchiondo C. Padilla J. Martin L Padilla E. Martinez R. Padilla J. Martinez C. Palomino L. Martinez M. Pavlich T. Martinez T. Paulich E. Mascarenas L. Plymale P. Modrich P. Poteste A. Montoya D. Rea H. Montoya M. Rea M. Moore M. Rivera M. Morgan E. Roinero C. Mora F. Romero S. Murphy J. Rovedo C. Rubidoux E. Urioste A. Russell L. Valdez S. Salazar N. Valdez F. Salazar G. Valverde R. Sanchez B. Vigil J. Savage D. Vigil R. Savage B. Voegele R. Schulte L. Weir L. Skow A. Worm J. Slade D. Wiggins B. Stockton B. Wilson D. Stockton L. Wilkins D. Swanson S. Wilkins E. Tafoya N. Williston L. Tafoya B. Woodward F. Thompson M. Yob L. Uliharri V. Yob 121 MARY FRANCES THOMPSON August 26,1946 Dramatics 3, 4 F.H.A. 1, 2, 4 Honor Guard 3 Band 1. 2. 3 Latin Club 4 Library Club 4 JOE LOUIS ULIBARRI June 20. 1946 ELLEN L. URIOSTE November 11, 1946 F.H. A. 1, 2, 3 All State Chorus 3 Student Council 4 Library Club 3. 4 NETTIE R. VALDEZ January 14, 1946 F.H.A. 3, 4 LINDA L. VALDEZ January 10, 1947 Tigcrettes 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. 2, 3, 4 GEORGE VALVERDF. February 5. 19 l,'� Boxing 1 Football 1 Basketball 1 MARY CARMEN VIALPONDO November 15, 1946 F.H.A. 2 F.T.A. 1 BEATRICE VIGIL April 16, 1946 F.H.A. 1, 3 Class Vice Pres. 2 PHOTO Not Availably 122 DOROTHY JEAN VICIL June 11, 1916 Tigerettes 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4 ROBERT CLAY VOEGELE July 29, 1916 Football 3, 4 Track 2 Baseball 3, 4 Tennis 1 Student Council 3, 4 Latin Club 2 LYNDA MAE WEIR August 31. 1946 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3. 4 ALANA D. WORM June 13, 1946 Tigerettes 2 Dramatics 1 Library Club 3 DELANN WIGGINS December 13, 1946 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Guard 3 Latin Club 2, 3 Office Staff 4 ROBERT E. WILSON November 1, 19-16 Football 1, 2. 3 Baseball 3, 4 Tennis 1, 2 Dramatics 2, 3, 4 F.T.A. 2. 3 Student Council 1, 2,3,4 (V.P.1 LOYD JOSEPH WILKINS October 13, 1946 Football 2, 3, 4 Tennis 2 Coif 3 Band 1, 2, 3 Latin Club 2, 3 SHERRENE JEWELL WILKINS October 26, 1946 Tigerettes 2, 4 F.H.A. 4 Office Staff 1, 4 123 NORMA JEAN WILLISTON June 28. 1946 F.H.A. 1. 2, 3 F.T.A. 1, 3, 4 BETTY CARL WOODWARD October 26, 1946 Student Council 1, 2, 4 Library Club 4 Office Staff 4 F.T.A. 4 F.H.A. 1 Flag Twirler 4 MELANIES. YOB August 13, 1946 Dramatics 1 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 F.T.A. 1 Office Staff 3, 4 VINCO YOB December 3, 1946 Football 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 2, 3 Student Council Latin Club 2 F.T.A. 1, 2 l?4 Jlfost ItJifetic JJeie Dabouicfi 7riecfa Salazar To Raton's Greatest Resource Our Young People Our Compliments The Raton Chamber of Commerce 127 EL PORTAL HOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP JIM'S TEXACO 421 South Second Phone 445-3992 HEATING y JT 'T £J € f 'if TINNERS 1 11 •' ZEKE'S, INC. 312 South Second Raton, New Mexico GIFTS for all occasions LA MESA PARK GAMBLES CITY MARKET VINCO YOB Groceries — Meats — Fruits — Vegetables YUCCA HOTEL BUILDING Raton, New Mexico Home Owned and Operated 132 North First PHONE 445-3782 130 MONTGOMERY WARD CO. Office and Catalogue Department Tire and Battery Service 222 Clark Avenue Raton, New Mexico 445-3679 BORDEN'S Milk and Ice Cream FLOYD ATCHISON Raton, New Mexico A. W. 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MESA VIEW CAFE CLAYTON ROAD Mexican Food (Specialty-Fried Chicken) Open 24 Hours RATON POLICE DEPT. Try the KOZY KORNER for bigger burgers and better pizzas South Second Street 445-8098 GENO and MARGARET MODESTA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE MODESTA YOB — Owner MARCELLA MARTINEZ — Operator Shampoos — Sets — Haircuts — Tinting Dyeing — Styling Permanents and Manicures 445-3581 STEVE'S SAFETY SERVICE El Paso Products Lubrication . . Washing 713 South Second Street Phone 445-3971 RATON, NEW MEXICO UNITED CHEVROLET CO. Second and Rio Grande RATON. NEW MEXICO kjft i Where Friend jaSj?y Meets j TBEjr Friend ) POVTIAf . 145 DAVIS EL PASO OLIVER’S AUTO BEAUTY SHOP TRADE WINDS MOTEL LITTLE CHIEF CURIOS RATON GREENHOUSE RUSSELL’S FRONTIER LEONARD’S BLANCHE HATCHER'S ANTIQUES SAMMIE'S GROCERY DE LUXE BARBER SHOP JOHNSON OIL COMPANY COMPLIMENTS of a FRIEND ■ V RAY BURROW FURNITURE 116 Cook Av.e. The Raton High School Annual Staff would like to extend their thanks to the advertisers who helped make this annual possible. Phone 445-3131 147 W. W. (BILLI MORRIS I I I East Troy Avenue Phone 445-2664 Wholesale Distributor of CHEVRON PRODUCTS SWEET SHOP 11 I North Second 445-9811 Raton, New Mexico Try Our Businessman's Lunch RATON APPAREL 1 SHOP 100 South Second Mm - ROY'S RADIO TV SERVICE 131 Park Ave. Phone 445-3431 REPAIR TVS — COLOR, BLACK and WHITE RADIOS. STEREOS. CAR RADIOS Mcfowfa Enjoy the Best in Radio and Television Entertainment DOTY'S TIRE SERVICE CENTER 224 North Second Street j II Phone 445-8041 iMW RATON, NEW MEXICO Congratulations, '64 Class JOHNNY'S BAKERY Home of Fine Bakery Goods JOHN and MABEL BACCA 130 North Second St. RATON. MEXICO YOB'S DRY GOODS AND CURIO SHOP See us for your family clothing and shoe needs 135 South Second Reton, New Mexico JONES DRUG MICHAEL'S PHOTOSHOP J. C. PENNEY'S Better Values Always First Quality Raton, New Mexico Our Store Is Your Store Congratulations to Class of '64 150 3 CO. PM. RENO'S CAFE Clayton Road RATON- N- M- When In The Mood For Fine Foods Visit PHILS Clayton Road RATON. NEW MEXICO FRANK H. MONTERA Distributors TOM'S Potato Chips Peanuts Candies TRINIDAD, COLORADO ADAMS OIL COMPANY Phone 445-9192 Clayton Road RATON, NEW MEXICO 151 Tenneco Oil Products PHILS CAFE HOUSE OF FABRICS - Phone 445-8112 RATON, NEW MEXICO Insurors — Realtors Complete Insurance Facilities Phone 445-2768 210 Park Avenue RATON, NEW MEXICO DAVIDSON - DURRETT- PETERMAN 152 RATON OFFICE SUPPLY 112 South Second Street RATON, NEW MEXICO CECIL KEELER YUCCA BARBER SHOP GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 245 North Second Street Raton, New Mexico STEVE GASPARICH SOUTHWELL MERCANTILE GUERRA WELDING Horse Trailers Made BLACKSMITH WORK No Job Too Large or Too Small Day or Night Phone 445-3426 667 Collier RATON FIRE DEPARTMENT JOHN MURPHY WILKINS LUMBER COMPANY 1 100 South Second St. Phone 445-3675 SMITH GROCERY BILL'S GAS CENTER Give Your Car a Treat! Gas and Oil Wash and Grease Hi-Way 72 Raton, New Mexico RATON MOTOR CO. J. ALLEN WIKOFF — Own.r Mercury — Lincoln — Motor Cars Our Garage and Service at Your Call May We Show You Ford's Finest Products? WILLISTON'S STUDIO 'The Best In Top Quality Photography I 10 South Second Street PHONE 445-3771 RATON, NEW MEXICO 154 McQUEARY'S chevron service 345 South Second Phone 445-9441 Raton, New Mexico Jncfex SCHOOL BOARD Blaine. Robert 11 Pavletich. Dr. Louis 11 Peryatel. Jack 11 Skinner, Robert 11 Skow. Dr. Lloyd 11 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Allen, Elwanda 16. 66, 75 Burson. Walter 01 Chavez, Pat 16 Daws, Jane 12,10 Dirickson, Fred 16, 62, 63, 75 Durham. Hazel Elliott. Charles Gallagher. Budd Gregory, Oscar Hancock. Byron Hatton. Maurice Henry. Elmer Hummer. Helen Jolly, Claudia Krivokapich, John 12. 10, 44, 82 16 16 16, 100 13, 18. 75, 56, 53 17, 04 17, 47 17, 30 17, 30 12, 10 Lark. Richard 16, 30 Leadabrand. Stephen 16 McAninch. Minta 16, 77 Mileta. Mary Nell 18. 21, 100 Modrich. Lawrence 16, 30, 00 Nelson. Elizabeth 18, 30 Nelson. Robert 16, 100 Nejar. Sadie 17, 75 Newman, Kathryn 17, 75 Nord. Thelma 17, 45, 61 Repola. Frank 18, 32, 75, 87 Swenson. Don 17, 100 Thompson. Ethna 18, 75 Voorhees, Daniel 80 Weldom, Jack 18, 32, 33, 100 Wikse. Pat 13, 14, 18. 30. 57 Williams. C. E. 10 STUDENTS Abeyta, Anita 68 Acevedo, Olivia 68 Aguilar, Stanley 68 Alarid. Margaret 13, 03, 102. 120 Alarid. Olivia 13, 03. 102. 120 Alcon, Cecilia 23, 66 Anderson. Woody 23, 31, 57 Apodaca, David 23, 31 Apodaca. Fred 102, 120 Arcangeli. Mary 68 Armijo, Andy 68 Armijo, Lillian 23 Arnold, Garland 13. 15, 33. 34, 41. 44, 82 83. 88. 80, 102. 120 Askew. Tommy 39. 57, 102, 120 Atchinson. Warren 63, 89, 65, 102, 120 Atwater, David 31, 68, 94 Avila, Carol 19, 66, 68 Avila. Gennaro 102. 120 Baca. Barbara 68, 93 Bacca, David 23 Bacca. Doreen 68 Bacca. John 23 Barela. Dickie 103 Barela. Leona 68. 93 Barela. Nancy 23 Baughman, Jimmy 60. 68. 90 Baxter. Arthur 53, 56. 60, 88. 89, 103, 120 Bennett, Marleen 23, 82 Belarde, Carolyn 93, 103, 120 Biundo, Bernie 8, 9, 14, 15, 39, 51. 66. 82. 83, 96, 99. . 103, 20, 21. 120 Bizyak, John 62, 63, 65, 68 Blakely, Ann 60. 61, 68 Blakely, Gail 23, 60. 61 Boaglio, Frank 23, 31. 63 Bonomelli. Linda 23. 44, 94 Bonomelli. Raymond 23, 63 Bowlin, David 23, 93 Brandenburg. Kathy 15, 61, 68, 75, 82 Bunker, Mary 103, 120 Burch. Phyllis 66. 103, 120 Burson, Alice 19, 47, 93, 103, 120 Butt, Virginia 23, 94 Buttram, Jerry 44, 92, 103, 120 Buttram. Jimmy 23, 61 Caldarelli, Robert t 104, 120 Candelario, Christina 68 Cardenas, Edward 23 Cardenas, Richard 53, 56, 88, 89. 10-4, 120 Caridad, Josephine 23 Carlini. Richard 23, 63 Casados, Bill 32, 37, 68 Casias, Irene 23, 66 Caudle, Linda 68. 95 Chavez, Gerald 68 Chavez. Mary Louise 104 Chavez, Ronnie 33, 35, 82. 89, 104, 120 Chicarelli, Gladys 23 Church. Jeanie 23, 94 Cimino, Barbara 23, 82 Cimino, Larry 13, 46, 90. 104, 120 Cimino, Mary 13, 68 Cloud, Ronnie 68 Coca, David 63. 65, 68 Cochran, Betty 19, 45, 104. 120 Cochran, Karen 23 Coffee, Marlin 15, 19, 33, 36. 44, 61, 82, 83, 89, 103, 120 Colangelo, Martin 23, 63 Colnngelo, Monty 33, 36, 89, 104, 120 Combs, Susie 61, 66, 68 Cooper, Ernest 63, 65, 68 Cordova, Claud 23 Cordova, Elaine 23 Cordova. Elvira 15, 23 Cordova, Michael 52, 88, 89. 105, 120 Cordova, Ruth 68 Cortez, Alex 32, 42, 52. 56, 68. 86 Cox, Rita 23 Cruz. Arthur 33, 35, 52. 56. 83. 89, 105. 120 Cruz. Richard 68 Cruz, Viola 23 Cullison, Richard 68 Cummings. Paula 23 Dabovich, Bob Dabovich. Pete 120, 125 Danielson, Dana Danielson. David Davidson, Gerald Davidson, Jimmy Davidson, John Davidson, Kenny Davis, Craig Davis, Donna Davis, Dorothy 24, 32, 37, 53. 56, 94 33, 35, 52. 56. 83, 89, 105, 61, 66. 68 65. 120 24 24, 63 61, 68, 82, 90 24 57, 61, 68 105, 120 58, 61, 77, 78, 82, 83, 99, 105, 120 Daws, Elaine 24, 46, 47, 61, 66 Dennis, Donna 22, 24, 66 Dennis. Rosemary 19, 51, 68 Diew, Barbara 68 Di Marzio Sharon 24, 60 Donati, Jeanie 24 Donati, Robert 60, 99, 105, 120 Dorrance, Johnny 68 Downey, Noel 106, 120 Dreibelbis, Florence 83, 105, 120 Drury, Lee 21, 68, 91 Duran, Billy 24 Duran, Bobby 68 Duran, Carol 69, 94 156 Duran, Helen 69, 94 Duran, Irene 24 Duran, Leroy 74 Duran. Madeline 24, 93 Duran. Mary Lou 15, 24. 30 Duran. Richard Encinias, Lillian 93, 106. 120 Encinias. Rocky 69 Erwin, Bill 106. 120 Erwin, Jane 24. 60. 61. 66, 82 Fager. Kalhy 24. 82 Feldman. Tony 69 Felix, Lorraine 69, 93 Fererro, Margie 24 Finley, George 69 Fleming. Bob 24, 44, 92 Floersheim. Linda 24, 44, 61, 66 Flores, David 69 Flores,. Ernest 24 Floyd. Nancy 24, 93 Floyd, Otis 57. 63, 65, 69 Foster, William 24 Fresquez. Roy 106, 120 Fruechting. Bruce 85, 106, 120 Gallegos, Grace 23, 93, 106, 120 Gallegos, Judy 24, 93 Gallegos, Larry 69 Gallegos, Lorraine 69 Gallegos, Sally 74 Garcia, George 24 Garcia, Jake 24, 106. 120 Garcia, Juanita 69 Garcia, Julia 106 Garcia, Margaret 69 Garcia, Patricia 15, 24 Gatlin, Joyce 24 Gatti. Kathleen 69, 93 Gatti. Sharon Ruth 24, 44, 60, 78, 82 George. Robert 15. 21. 39, 82. 86. 94. 101, 108. 120 Georgeiff, Alex 108, 120 Gomez. Tony 24 Gonzales, Charles Gonzales, Eleonor Gonzales, Elizabeth Gonzales, Lenore Gonzales, Leroy Gonzales, Louella Gonzales, Louella Gonzales, Margaret 24 93 19, 66. 93, 108. 120 69 19, 108. 120 69 24, 30, 93 33. 36, 63, 65. 82, 89, Gonzales, Mercy 24 Gonzales. Richard 108 Gonzales, Robert 25, 63 Gordon, Judy 44. 45. 61, 78, 83, 85. 94, 99, 108. 120 Gott. Bob 108, 120 Graham, Anna 66, 70 Graham. Sandra 66, 70, 94 Grant, Roy 74, 108 109, 120 25, 82. 94, 95 19, 21, 66, 82. 83. 99, 19, 45, 109, 120 57, 70, 94 25, 31, 92 109. 120 25. 66 44, 82. 109, 120 25, 31, 57 60. 61, 92, 109, 120 15, 44, 61, 66, 70, 82 25, 44, 61 44, 45, 70, 94 Green. Arthur Grove, Ruby Gruda. Sharrv 109. 120 Gum. Ellen Gum. Willis Halferty, Walter Harris. Cora Harrison. Jill Hatcher, Helen Heider, Dennis Henry, Charles Henry, Cherie Henry, Virginia Herndon, Cynthia Herrera. Dale Herrera, Mary Ann 66, 70 Hester, James 25, 63 Hines. Tony 15, 44, 109, 120 Hoke. Erie 60. 61. 85. 99, 109 Horner, Clifton 25 Horner, Helen 70 Horton, Carol 45, 60. 61, 82, 110. 120 Huddleston, Sid 25. 31, 63 Hunnicutt. Wayne 25, 31, 63 Hunt. Sally 25. 94 Iacobelli, Joe 70 Islas, Josephine 25 Jacobs, Paul 25 Jiron, Mae 25 Johnson, Jeannette 25 Johnson. Lena 19, 44. 46. 82. 110, 120 Johnson, Sharon 25 Jojole, Karen 25, 94 Karlin, Anna 58. 60, 83 85. 99, 110, 120 Karlin, Glenn 25, 32. 37, 44, 57 Kay, Judy 19, 66. 110 120 Kenny, Alan 70 King. Cynthia 13, 70 King. Linda 13, 70 Kohlman. Randy 63, 70, 65 Krivokapich, Beverly 25, 66, 82 Krivokapich, Janine 15, 44. 51. 61, 70, 82, 94 Krulyac, Kathryn 15, 66, 67, 70, 75, 93 Lander, Vondell 19, 70, 94 Lark. Myles 63, 70, 75, 65 Lark. Sharlene 21, 15, 45. 84, 94, 96, 110, 120 Lark. Sylvia 25, 94 Leary. Cheryl 25, 61 Lemons. Gary 70, 82. 94, 95 Lewis, Gary 70 Lobb. Kenneth 70 Lobb, William 25 Loe, Sandy 15, 71, 94 Lopez, Anita 25 Lopez, Gene 110, 120 Lopez, Gilbert 25 Lopez, Joe 71 Lopez, John 71 Lopez, Lela 25 Lopez, Rosie 71 Lopez, Sally 71, 93 Lucas, Debra 110, 120 Lucero, Albert 31 Lucero, Carmen 74 Lucero, Dan 25 Lucero, Larry 25, 63 Lucero, Linda 25, 66, 94 Lucero, Sharon 25 Luksich, Ed 63, 64, 71 Luksich. Gilbert 25, 63 McConnell. Paul 71 McCormick, Jo Ann 26 McElroy, Donna 94 McGuire, Georgia 58, 61, 78, 110, 120 McKenna. Sheila 47, 62, 66. 70, 82, 94 McKenna. Tim 26, 31 McQuearv. Elaine 39, 46. 66, 82. 96. 111. 119, 120 Macaron. Phyllis 19, 47, 111, 121 Macias, Delores 71 Mack, Fred 13, 71 Mack, Robert 13, 63, 71 Mack, Wilma 45, 99, 111, 121 Maldonado, Leroy 26 Malovich, Vera 111, 121 Manfredi, Albert 94, 111, 121 Manfredi, Roy 63, 71, 86, 65 Mangino, Frank 71 Mangum, Patricia 26, 61 Marchet. John 62. 63, 65, 71 Marchiondo, Nancy 19, 21. 66. 71, 82. 113, 121, 111 Marchiondo, Ricky 62, 63, 65 Mares. Bertha 26 Martin. Joan 44. 45, 61. 83. 99. 111. 121 Martinez, Barbara 121 Martinez. Bertha 26 Martinez. Carol 26 Martinez. Danny 26 Martinez. David 26 Martinez, Ester 15, 19, ( Maritnez, June 94, 112. Martinez. Lita 112. 121 Maritnez. Lorenza 26, Martinez. Mary 26 Martinez. Phyllis 71 Martinez, Richard 26 Martinez, Ricky 71 Maritnez, Tommy 112, 1 Martinez. Vickie 26 Martinez, Virginia 26 Marquez, Ernest 31, 89 Mascarenas, Carol 26 Mascarenas, Eddie 112, Mascarenas. Nora 26 Maschio, Charles 63, 65. Mayer, Paul 71 Medina, Ernestine 71 Mendez, George 26 Meng. Julia 26, 47, 61, Mestas, Louie : 26 Michaels. Beverly 71 Milkovich, John 71 Miller, Paul 26 Mitchell, Casandra 71 Mize, John 63, 71 Modrich, Dave 26, 32. Modrich. Paul 58, 60. 8 112, 121, 85 Mollica, Tony 57, 71 Mondragon, Joe 72 Mondragon, Mary 26 Mondragon, Alice 15, 3 101, 112, 121 Montoya, Roberta 26, 6 Montoya, Richard 33, 31 112. 121 Moore, Beverly 66, 72, 1 Moore, Marilyn 58. 84, 158 Moore, Mary Alice 19, 72 Mora, Gerald 15, 21. 60, 82. 94, 114, 121 Moreno, Elba 26, 51. 66 Moreno, Joe 72 Moreno, Mary 26 Moreno, Robin 26 Morgan, Mike 99, 114. 121 Morphew, Roy 26 Muniz, Flora 114 Murphy, Sara 21, 114. 121 Naugle, Diana 72, 94 Naugle. George 114, 121 Neish, Bill 62. 63, 61, 65, 114, 121 Neish. Margaret 66, 72, 78 Norman, Geraldine 15, 61, 66, 72, 94 Norton, Philip 26. 63 Ortega, Dick 26 Ortiz, Alex 31, 72 Ortiz, Dora 19, 45, 72 Ortiz, George 32, 34, 72 Osborn, Dale 57, 72 Overby, Sue 114, 120 Owens, David 72 Owens, John 27 Owens, Linda 44, 58, 61, 83. 84, 85. 95. 94, 99, 107, 114, 121 Pacheco, Peter 27 Padilla, Amelia 27 Padilla, Barbara 27 Padilla. Gene 45, 115, 121 Padilla, Irene 93. 115, 121 Padilla, James 27 Padilla, Margaret 72 Padilla, Rosabel 27, 66 Padilla, Rosie 115, 121 Palacio, Pearl Palomino, Cecilia 94, 115, 121 Palomino, Chris 27, 31, 57 Parker, Leo 62, 63, 65, 72 Parker, Ruth Ann 27 Pasquale, Frankie 27, 31, 61 Paulich. Charlene 66, 73 Paulich, Ton i 63. 89, 115, 121 Pavlich, Margie 115, 121 Peryatel, Penny 15, 27 Peterson, Carol 27 Phillips. Sandra 72, 94 Prinie, Jon 32, 37, 44, 73, 82 Pittman. Sandy 61, 66, 73, 82 Plymale, Allen 27 Plymale, Lloyd 115, 121 Poteste, Paula 47, 66. 93, 115. 121 Poteste, Tony 27 Price, Thelma 73, 93 Prince, Shirley 27 Quintana, Eugene 27, 30, 31, Rea, Domenic 33. 36, 61, 83, 86. 115, 121, 56 s Rea, Mary Ann 93, 116, 121 Reed, Linda 1 27, 44, 61 Ritchey. Mary 61. 73, 94 Rivera. Alberta 15, 61, 73, 78, 82, 94 Rivera, Mary Lou 45, 82, 116, 121 Rodman, John 31, 63, 65, 73 Rodman. Joe 73 Rodriguez. Josie 73 Romero, Victor 73 Romero, Wilfred 27 Rosetti, John 32, 42, 53, 56. 61, 73, 91 Rountree, Betty 73, 91 Rovedo, John 31, 91, 94, 116, 121 Roybal, Tommy 27 Rubidoux, Gwen 19, 45, 66. 116, 121 Rubidoux, Tommy 27 Russell, Albert 94, 117, 121 Russell, John 27 Salazar, Barbara 94, 117 Salazar, Frieda 44, 66, 117, 121. 125 Salazar. Leroy 73 Salazar, Louie 73 Salazar, Sally 117, 121 Sanchez, Bernie 27 Sanchez, Claudia Sanchez, Claudia 117 Sanchez, Dorothy 73 Sanchez, Mary 19, 73 Sanchez, Rita 19, 93, 117, 121 Sanchez. Robert 27 San Roman, Linda 27, 66 Savage, Judy 13, 15, 38. 41, 45, 51, 82, 117, 121 Savage. Robert 13, 15. 33. 35. 44, 83. 1 91, 117, 119, 121 Scarfiotti, Jean 73, 94 Scarselli. Mary 27, 94 Scarselli, Jeanette 66, 73, 94 Schulte, Robert 61, 99, 113, 118. 121 Schwyzer, Heidi 73 Scott, Dwayne 63, 65, 73 Sedillo, Virginia 27 Segura, Jane 73 Segura, Ray 120 159 Sepich. Charles 73 Sepich. John 32. 42. 57, 61. 67. 73. 75. 86 Serazio, William 28, 61, 90 Schubert. Charles 28 Schubert. Rose Ann 61. 73 Sierra. Rosie 73 Sinnock, Suzanne 28. 60. 61. 82 Sisneros, Alex 28, 63 Sisneros, Darlene 28, 66 Skow, Leland 15. 22, 28, 30. 32, 34, 57, 94. 95 Skow. Loren 8. 9. 14, 15, 20, 21, 33, 35, 52, 56. 83, 84. 85. 86, 99, 101, 118. 121 Slade. Jack 118. 121 Starkovich. David 28 Starkovich, Stephanie 28. 60 Stewart. Donna 4-1, 61, 73, 82 Stockton. Bruce 15, 21, 85. 99, 118. 121 Stockton.Diana 19. 21, 46. 82. 93, 118. 121 Stoudt, Edward 28. 61 Swanson, Carl 73 Swanson, David 45. 118, 121 Swanson, John 28 Tafoya, Arthur 28. 31 Tafoya. Emily 15, 19, 21. 39, 97. 101, 118, 121 Tafoya, Lee 118, 121 Tafoya, Mary Louise 73 Tafoya, Sadie 15, 28 Tankersley, Earlene 28, 60, 82. 94 Tapia, Irene 28 Tapia, Shirley 73 Temple, Wanda 73 Thompson. Frances 19, 61, 82. 83. 99, 121, 122 Tibljas, Charlotte 28 Tibljas, Nancy 28, 47, 66 Towndrow, Marilyn 19, 44, 73 Trent, Richard 28 Trujillo, Jim 28. 61 Trujillo, Linda 28 Trujillo, Margie Trujillo. Nick Trujillo, Patsy Trujillo, Stanley Trujillo, Ulysses Trujillo. Vickie Ulibarri. Louis 31. 73 28 28 57, 63, 65, 74 28. 66. 94 121. 122 Urioste, Ellen 15. 45, 94, 121, 122 Valdez, Linda 47, 66. 94, 121, 122 Valdez. Nettie 121, 122 Valentini, Bobby 28 Valentini. Frank 32. 37. 62. 63, 65, 57, 74, 90 Valverde, George 121, 122 Vasquez. Christine 74, 93 Vialpondo. Carmen 122 Vigil, Beatrice 93, 121, 122 Vigil, Dorothy 66. 78, 121, 123 Vigil, Gilbert 120 Vigil. Jo Ann 45, 73. 93 Vigil. Lele 28 Vigil. Lillian 74 Villa, Conchita 66, 74 Voegele. Robert 15, 21, 33, 36. 86, 94. 121, 123 Voegele, William 28 Weir, Lynda 21. 121, 123 Weir, Sharon 28 Welch. Muriel 28 Whitaker, Ray 74 Wiggins, Delann 19, 78, 83, 94, 95, 99, 121, 123 Wilkins. Loyd 33, 34, 46, 83, 91, 92. 121, 123 Wilkins, Sharia 28, 94 Wilkins, Sherry 19, 93, 121, 123 Williams, Douglas 28 Williams, Scottie 28, 32, 34, 60, 92 Williston. Norma 44, 121, 124 Wilson, Elaine 74 Wilson, Gary 29 Wilson. Kathy 29, 61. 66 Wilson, Robert 14, 15, 82. 86, 94, 121, 123, 21 Wilson, Tom 14, 15, 32, 34, 44, 45, 46, 61, 74, 82. 86 Woodhouse, Beverly 74 Woodward. Bettv 15, 19, 45, 47, 94, 121, 124 Woodward, Tim 29 Wooten, Glenna 15, 29, 61 Worm, Alana 121, 123 Wright, Jack 32, 37, 61, 74, 86 Yardis, Marilyn 29, 44, 66, 93 Yob, Melanie 19, 21, 121, 124 Yob, Vinco 15, 33, 36. 86, 94, 121, 124 Young, Tricia 74 Zamora, Albert 124 160