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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1972 volume:

EL TICRE 72 Presented By The Raton High School Annual Staff: Diana Baker Bertha Montoya Valerie Burrow Beth Maschio Pat Gonzales Barry Peterman Sandra Grant Kristy Proffitt Krista Kersh Betty Shubert Mary Nell Mileta In the Chinese culture the bamboo was a symbol of pliant but unbreakable spirit. Therefore, bamboo was chosen to represent the theme of the 1972 El Tigre’ — togetherness. In the words of a Chinese philosopher and painter: Tender are the flowers of spring, willows swaying softly in the wind; but the bamboo alone will remain the friend of winter’s cold.’’ j1 1 Table Of Contents Dedication.............................8 Administration........................11 Sophomores............................19 Athletics.............................29 Juniors...............................45 Organizations.........................57 Seniors...............................85 Activities...........................101 117 Advertising Index . . . 155-158 The Days At Raton High School Each of us holds a special dream in our mind for which we struggle and attempt to turn into a reality. The individuals at Raton High School seek their dream by building the foundation of learning. The Stairs To The Future The Beginning The Ups And Downs Of R.H.8. People . . . special smiles ... the friend who has so much to tell you . . . chins rested on palms . . . eyes thinking instead of seeing . . . clusters in the hall . . . Classes . . . becoming acquainted with a book . . . settling down after vacation . . . glimpsing the world through the printed page . . . quiet study R.H.S. . . . our school where we laugh, grin, smile and enjoy LIFE! Dedication Mrs. Louise Trujillo To Mrs. Louise Trujillo, who has been a secretary at R.H.S. for several years, the Annual Staff proudly dedicates the 1972 El Tigre. Louise was born in Taos, New Mexico on August 24, 1934. She attended Columbian Elementary School, Raton Junior High, and graduated from Raton High School in May 1953. Louise is the wife of Jerry Trujillo and they have a son. Jerry, who is a sophomore at R.H.S. Louise, in her unassuming quiet manner, is never too busy to give her time to the school or a student that needs help. She is never too busy to be kind and to give a warm smile. We thank you, Louise. I There Is A Time For . . . STUDYING BUSINESS AMAZEMENT VISITING STILLNESS LEISURE WORK. WORK. WORK CONCENTRATION 10 . . . At R.H.8. ’Thinking It Over Just The Few Of Us' Vi ADMINISTRATION }' 4 y Frank Cimino Vice President Raton School Board Kerin Volpato Clerk Ben Baker. Jr. Member Louis P. Gareia Deputy Clerk Mr. John Krivokapich Principal Raton High School Faculty NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Esther Cooper Secretary Mrs. laiuise Trujillo Business Office Manager Joe Alda Elwanda Allen Jerry Allman ■5K w % Genevieve Johnston Sheryl Lumjjee Limla Jackson Ken McGinty Mary Nell Mileta Wvlie Mitchell Larry Modrich Jana Ottley Marvin Newton Ethel Parker Charles Paolino Alva Priee Betty Rea Sam Regusa Rose Ann Shubert David Riker Tracy Stuarl Elhna Thompson Perry Turner Pictured from left to right: L. kuza-ra. M. Lain. P. Trainham. B. Beery, N. Gonzales. R. Swanson. M. Bara, V. Burrow. R. Valdez. M. Cruz. B. Montoya. V. Torrez. E. Martinez. 18 Office Assistants NOT SHOWN CUSTODIANS Mr. Ted Martinez Mr. Franklin Maldonado Virginia Wimer Aaron Martinez We've Only Just Begun SOPHOMORE y 19 L. Orvo R. Chapman J. Chavez J. Christie R. Cimino 1971-72 20 21 Gophomores A. Hronieh P. Hronirh G. Gabriele B. Gallegos L Garria P. Garria A. Gertge M. A. Gomez D. Gonzales M. Gonzales R. Gonzales S. Goosey B. Green E. Grine T. Grove G. Grubelnik J. Guerra S. Herrera J. Hilley ■a 22 Initiation 23 Class Of 74 24 Vic o-Prrs. Eddie Scgotta Bernie Montoya G. Sandoval B. Scott E. Scgotta K. Silva M. Sisntro L Skow I. Smoker W. Sonrhar G. Stilinovich K. Stohr k. Tapia C. Tarufelli S. Thomptvon D. Trujillo J. Trujillo 25 J. Trujillo E. Vigil L. Vigil R Vig.l D. Webaler NOT PICTURED: S. Tapia Sophomores enrolled in Raton High School on Decemlicr 14, 1971. 26 Mr. And Miss Sophomore Bernie Montoya And Sharon Yob ATHLETICS ; j i| r i � • I r I i Together Hand In Hand 29 A Squad L. To R. — Coach Regusa, G. York, M. Azar, B. Blaine, B. Redolfi, W. Kropf. D. Yob. T. Towndrow, D. Paiz. L. Baca, D. Azar. Coach Repola, J. Tafoya, H. Carey, A. Pino, T. Ferrero, W. Sonchar, L. Turner, R. Woody, B. Donati, K. Flaming, E. Pacheco, r. Fernandez, G. Salazar, B. Montoya. A. Maes, D. Martinez, J. Trujillo, P. Vichiarelli, S. Belcheff, M. Cordova, M. Eddy, J. Baeca. DATE OPPONENT AT Sept. 3 Clayton Clayton Loss Sept. 10 Trinidad Trinidad Loss Sept. 17 Walsenburg Walsenburg Loss Sept. 24 Espanola Raton Win Oct. 1 West Las Vegas Raton Loss Oct. 8 Taos Taos Loss Oct. 15 Tucumcari Raton Loss Oct. 22 St. Mikes Raton Loss Oct. 29 Las Animas Las Animas Loss Nov. 5 Robertson Las Vegas Loss B Squad L. To R. — Coach Dabovich, N. Pendle Ion, P. Esquibal, A. Morgan. J. Green G. Gentge, L. Whiteman, B. Kersh Coach Wengcrt, B. Towndrow, D. Ferre ro, F. Mascarenas, G. Grubelnik, C Starkovich, D. Grubelnik, D. Cortez, J Martinez, N. Segotta, P. Mangino, J Moreno, M. Verdoot, D. Kesler. 30 COACH REPOLA COACH REGUSA STEVE BELCH EFF Back HERMAN CAREY Back Raton High School Tigers TONY FERRERO Tackle KEN FLAMING Center GILBERT SALAZAR Kicker TERRY TOWNDROW Back LARRY TURNfeR Quarterback DOUG AZAR Tackle JOE BACCA Guard BRUCE BLAINE Quarterback MIKE CORDOVA Guard ANDY MAES DANNY MARTINEZ Halfback Halfback DESI PA1Z Halfback MIKE EDDY Halfback BRUNO REDOLFI Guard JERRY TAFOYA Kicker PAT VICHIARELLI Halfback RICKY WOODY Guard DAVID YOB End GLEN YORK Tackle MICKY AZAR Tackle BERNIE MONTOYA Halfback JERRY TRUJILLO Halfback WAYNE SONCHAR Tackle VINCE RIALI Manager Head Coaeh SAM REGUSA Assistant Coaeh JOE ALDEZ L. To R. — J. Unger. P. Munden, T. Towndrow, H. McQueary, G. Salazar, B. Blaine, F. Fernandez, P. Sandovol, G. Tibljas, H. Carey, J. Esquibel. 34 BILLY ABEL FRANK FERNANDEZ BRUCE BLAINE HERMAN CAREY HOWARD McQUEARY PAUL MUNDEN GILBERT SALAZAR GARY TIBLJAS PHILLIP SANDOVAL TERRY TOWNDROW . . .Basketball JOHN UNGER LARRY TURNER L. to R. J. Tafoya. W. Sonchar, D. Azar. R. Kinney, D. Yob, D. Price, J. Pacheco, G. York. F. Brrtola, E. Segot-la. K. Slohr. J. Boyle, R. Woody. B. Redolfi. J. Baeea. A. Segotta, E. Armijo, F. Bracamonte, B. Montoya. J. Mas-carenas. D. Martinez, B. Abel. N. Pendleton, J. Trujillo. Coaches Joe Aldaz and Sam Regusa. Basketball Junior Varsity 38 L. lo R.. FRONT — Joe Bacca, Frank Fernandez, Vernon Chavez, Riehard Gareia, Joe Salas. BACK — Fred Ber-tola. Rand Jeffryes, Larry Turner, Gary Tibljas, Rick York. Tony Ferrero. 71 SENIORS NOT PICTURED — Danny Aguilar. Sieve Bertola, Joe Gallegos. Randy Marchiondo, Sam Rea. Ronnie Rossetti. BASEBALL SEASON REPORT Raton 15 Trinidad 3 Raton 13 Hoehne 7 Raton 3 Walsenburg 6 Raton 6 Walsenburg 8 Raton 20 Hoehne 4 Raton 11 Santa Cruz 2 Raton 10 Santa Cruz 4 Raton 7 Taos 0 Raton 5 Taos 2 Raton 12 Branson 2 Raton 9 West Las Vegas 5 Raton 88 West Las Vegas 4 Raton 2 Robertson 7 Raton 5 Robertson 0 Raton 22 Trinidad Calh. 7 Raton 9 West Las Vegas 10 Raton 4 West Las Vegas 3 Raton 10 Robertson 9 Raton 3 Robertson 9 Baseball 1971 39 T-T-Tig KRISTY PROFFITT Senior NANCY GONZALES Senior Hey, Tigers, Ho your best. Hit it. 40 LEF.SA SKOVl Sophomore RH8 Cheerleaders . . . E-E-ERS 41 KAREN GONZALES Junior ROBIN RAGSDALE Junior Golf 1971 TOURNAMENTS Las Vegas Inv. Sanla Fe Inv. Raton Inv. Los Alamos Inv. Walsenburg Dual Las Vegas Dual State Tournament L. to R. — Tom Hall, John Unger, Ned Pendleton, Barrv Peterman, Gary Gabriele. Steve Wilkins. 71” SENIORS NOT PICTURED — Jerry King. Randy Ragsdale. Matt Pendleton, Robert Lewis. 42 L. to R.. STANDING — Kevin Lackey, Paul Munden. Matt Riddiford. KNEELING — Billy Allen. Bill Ferranti. Dick Mullings. 71” SENIORS NOT PICTURED — Phil Cimino. Howard Lackey. Scott Skinner. Tennis 1971 W. Las Vegas Home 6 Opp. 3 Robertson 0 9 Los Alamos 3 7 Los Alamos 2 9 W. Las Vegas 5 7 Robertson 4 6 St. Mike’s 9 4 Track 1971 Clayton Invitational Clayton 12 pis. Meadow City Invitational Las Vegas 8 pts. Pueblo Centennial Invitational Pueblo 4 pts. Taos Invitational Taos 117 pts. Trinidad Invitational Trinidad 27 pis. Raton Invitational Raton 71' 2 pts. District W. Las Vegas 19' 2 pis. L. lo R. — Jerry Trujillo. Damn Martinez, Pat Vichiarelli, Steve Belcheff. MIDDLE ROW — William Casias, Joe Esquibal. Billy Donati. Andy Maes, Pete Esquibal. BACK RO — Robert Kinney. Eddie Segotla, Desi Paiz, David Yob. Delton Price, Bruce Blaine, Bruno Redolfi. NOT PICTURED 71 SENIORS” — Gilbert San Roman. Pat Tafoya. Together, Together 45 David a Berry Steve Berry Fred Bertola Bruce Blaine William Bonomelli John Boyle Juniors Louise Carey Mike Cordova Ramona Castillo Vincent Chiarmonte Candy Christmas Bobby Combs Tito Cordova Anthony Comay Vangie Crua Delray Dalla Corte 47 C.hri DiLisio Ronnie Duran Mikr Eddy Ruth Ellis Paula Engler Pete Esquibel Tom Feldman Lawrence Fernandez Class Of 1973 Roy Fernandez Bill Ferranti Charmaine Ferrari Kyle French Reid French Gayle Fruechting 48 Richard Garcia Stanley Gatti Barbara Gonzales Beatrice Gonzales Debbie Gonzales Karen Gonzales Charles Goosey Carol Grubelnik Tom Grubelnik Rudy Guara Esther Gutierrez Tom Hall John Hilley Roger Hood John Horner Julie Horner 49 Ron lacobelli Mikalene Jackson Juniors Kelli Kastler Grace Kearney Gary Kesler Kevin Lackey Joe Linker Bill Lusk Cathy Madrid Andy Maes Karen Maio Lena Malcom Katy Marchiondo Charlene Martinez 50 1971- 72 Dann Martin David Martin John Martin Linda Martin Cecilia Medina Michael Mend Adrian Mondragon Amanda Montova Janeen Mulling Rita Muniz Rosella Muniz Barbara Musso Linda Olguin Barbara Ortega Vincent Ortiz Juan Pacheco Carmen Padilla Pauline Padilla 51 Desi Faiz Robin Ragsdale Louir Romero Lynna Rae Pesikan Glenn Redd Manuel Romero Delton Price Bruno Redolfi Mary Ann Romero Louis Profa i Vincent Riali Deborah Rossetti Bernice Quintana Jean Robertson Joey Salas Barbara Samora Mary Lou Saracino Mike Scanlon Michael Scarselli Tom Sciacca 52 Andy Segotta Linda Slum Murray Swanson Richard Segotta Brad Smith Jerry Tafoya Mary J. Segura Henry Smith Susan Toothman Dawn Self Wayne Sproule Danny Trujillo Gary Sinlas Wes Stanfield Judy Trujillo Rose Marie Trujillo Linda (Jliharri Mary Jane Trujillo Ronnie Trujillo Diane Valverde Tom Varga Michael VrrDool JUNIORS NOT PICTURED vi i k« Bernal Catherine Flores Phillip Lucero Frank Mare Robert Ortiz Yolanda Pacheco Lynn Wakefield David Yob Lynette Walton Debra Yob Robert Winn Glenn York Laura Woodward Ricky York Ricky Woody Joe Sisneroft Juniors enrolled in Raton High School on December 14, 1971. Mr. And Miss Junior Bruno Redolfi And Linda Skow 55 56 Why do I have to be with the Juniors? I fs j • ORGANIZATIONS AV ‘Sharing Horizons That Are New To Us 57 MRS. MILETA Sell those ads!' L. To. R. — B. Peterman, K. Kersh, D. Baker, B. Shubert, V Burrow, B. Montoya, K. Proffitt, P. Gonzales, S. Grant, B. Masehio. I’m never going to finish!” S8 DIANA BAKER SANDRA GRANT BARRY PETERMAN VALERIE BURROW R.H.9. Annual Staff The El Tigre Annual Staff members work hard all school year long getting the annual organized, published, and issued by the middle of May of 1972. After selling advertisements, the members set to work taking pictures and trying to meet deadlines. KRISTY PROFFITT BETTY SHU BERT 59 Juniors L. To R. — C. Martinez, B. Samora. B. Quintana, J. Horner, P. Padilla. R. Muniz. R. Trujillo, K. Gonzales, M. Jones. J. Mulling . B. Gonzales, D. Gonzales, M. Jackson, S. Toothman. K. Kastler. C. DiLisio, D. Valverde, C. Ferrari, J. Trujillo. L. Olguin. C. Christmas, K. Maio, L. Wakefield. L. Skow. R. Ragsdale, L. Walton, G. Fruechting, D. Dalla Corte, K. Atwater. T. Belisle. Qophomores L. To R. — B. Gallegos. I. Smoker. I- Skow, B. Marquez, D. Perkovich, J. Christie, D. Johnson. C. Tarufclli, D. Webster, D. Barnes, A. Bonomelli, P. Milkovieh. G. Dahl, R. Williams, M. Gomez. J. Baca, B. Demchek. REPRFSENTATIVES: Senior Roberta Swanson, Sophomore Leesa Skow, Junior Charlene Martinez. OFFICERS: Sec.-Treas. Delray Dalla Corte, Pres. Mary Lynn Roper, V. Pres. Diane Valverde. Homecoming Candidate STEPHANIE JOJOLA 60 And the fight begins!” Seniors L. To R. — M. Roper, C. Abel. D. Baker, R. Romero, P. Trainham. M. Armijo, S. Jojola, B. Gilbert, C. Romero. i I don’t believe it!” Tigerettes MISS ALLEN The girls’ athletic organization in Raton High is Tigerettes. This organization provides an opportunity for girls to participate in softball, basketball, volleyball, and track. One of the main events of the year is the Volleyball Sports Day which is sponsored by Tigerettes. Ballerina, maybe?” Ughhhhh!” L. lo R. — V.Pres. T. Ortega, Pres. J. Decker. Mr. Newton, Sec.-Tress. K. Kersh (Not Pictured). Art Club is an organization that offers students more time to develop their artistic talents. The Art Festival is sponsored by this organization each year. Among other activities, members participate in work days each year. L. to R. — L. Malcom, Mr. Newton, J. Decker, M. Eddy, S. Jojola, D. Price, B. Gilbert, M. Schulte, L. Sadeik. P. Gonzales, B. Polage, T. Ortega. K. Schuster, B. Padilla. J. Salas. Art Club HOMECOMING CANDIDATE Linda Sadeik 62 9cience Club 64 L. l« R. — L. Skow, M. Lain. R. Ellis. J. Robertson, M. Scarsclli, Mr. Stuart, M. Riddiford, P. Rivera. W. Casias, R. Ferranti, V. Riali. P. Munden. Science Club was organized for those students who have an interest in the field of science and mathematics. Programs have been organized to promote interest in this field. SEC.-TRKAS P. Mlinden V.PRES. R. Ellis PRES. L. Skow L. to R. — Mr. Paulino, G. Tibljas, F. Bertola. L. Turner. D. Paiz. D. Price. V. Riali. N. Pendleton, D. Martinez, W. Casias, B. Donati, V. Chavez, B. Ferranti. R. Jeffryes, B. Blaine, D. Azar, J. Trujillo. Homecoming Candidate Marge Baca Letterman’s Club gets little recognition. Members are Varsity athletes who are jacks of all trades. Mr. Paolino, their sponsor, finds them very helpful assisting during tournaments; putting up and taking down signs; parking cars at the basketball games and doing many other things when someone needs extra help. Letterman's Club 65 I wish I was out on the dance floor! I SPONSOR Mrs. Johnston HOMECOMING CANDIDATE Pat Gonzales Future Homemakers of America is an organization with boys and girls as members. Throughout the year, the club has many money making projects. They are the sponsors of the Parent’s Social and the Sweetheart Social. Both the members and the sponsor, Mrs. Johnston, work together to make the club a success. SWEETHEART KING AND QUEEN Larry and Jane Future Homemakers Of America OFFICERS: PRESIDENT R. Gomez V1CE-PRES. P. Gonzales S. LEADER B. Been PARL. C. Martinez SEC.-TREAS. D. Valverde FRONT ROW: C. Acevado, R. Gomez. T. Lopez. P. Gonzales. M. J. Segura. G. Johnston. BACK ROW: B. Beery. E. Valverde. J. Christie. R. Valdez, C. Martinez. R. Muniz. D. Valverde. 67 Although the Foreign Language Club is not yet two years old, the club has had many activities. There have been numerous trips and parties, and all the members work to make this club a great asset to R.H.S. 68 Trip to Chimayi L. to R. — C. Mondragon, D. Barnes. K. Kastler. K. Proffitt. M. Trujillo, J. Mullings. B. Samora, C. Mondragon. C. Martinez, R. Williams. P. Kearney. R. Muniz, L. Malcom, M. Lain. T. Owens. B. Demchek. M. Jones, G. Kearney, P. Milkovieh, K. Atwater. D. Della Corte, C. Bugg. P. Martin. T. Hall. M. Saraeino. G. Dahl. C. Di-Lisio, J. Sisneros, P. Rivera. A. Mondragon. T. Hall. Mrs. Rea. L. Skow. R. Ragsdale. T II Foreign Language Club 69 Future Farmers Of America L. to R. — Mr. MrGinty, D. Cruz. A. Sintas, M. VerDoot, T. Groves. G. Sintas, C. Grubelnik, G. Long. H. Smith, B. Beerv. S. Berry. K. Atwater. D. Berry. K. Maio. F. Ley, V. Chavez, R. Kinney. T. Feldman, G. Grubelnik. C. Atwater. J. Horner. PARLIAMENTARY GREENHAND PROCEDURE TEAM OFFICERS L. to R. — K. Kinney. I). Cruz. F. Ley. K. Atwater. K. Maio, C. Grubelnik, M. VerDoot. L. to R. — F. Ley, T. Groves, M. VerDoot. K. Maio. D. Berry. D. Grubelnik. 70 FFA is an active group in the Raton community. As a group project, they build fence, sell firewood, and repair stock trailers. The Raton FFA Chapter competes in state wide competition in the categories of meat, dairy, livestock, poultry, crops, land, and wool judging. FFA isn’t all work, of course. They have a weekly recreation night when they enjoy themselves. Mr. McGinly looks one of the judges over at the county fair in Springer. Vernon and Alfred aren’t always this innoeent — only when Mr. McGinty's looking on the scene. 71 V.I.C.A. L. to R. — J. Martinez. M. Arguello. P. Lucero, P. Mora, L. Darras, M. Mendez, L. Cruz, B. Abshere. A. Hronich, J salas, 1. Ridenour, Mr. Turner. 2nd ROW — D. Mahannah. J. Moreno. F. Mares. R. Ortiz. M. Cordova, K. Johnson R. Chapman. J. Grine, T. Sciacca, A. Maes, J. Cruz, L. Baca. 3rd ROW — A. Pino, V. Riali, B. Bonomelli, P. Esqui bel. S. Sandoval. T. Vargas, M. Vigil, L. Medina. P. Vigil, G. Fresquez, J. Cunico. R. Casados, E. Romero. P. Sando Val. 4lh ROW — M. Azar. F. Ley. M. Sloudt. P. Garcia. D. Trujillo. J. Anderson. R. Norman. G. Salazar. M. Garcia J. Esquibel. A. Ortiz, B. Butt. T. Grubelnik. J. Hilley. V.I.C.A. stands for Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. Raton High School’s club consists of welding and auto mechanics. Both organizations compete in state wide competitions. Last year Tom Rodgers was named state welding champion. The welding class makes playground equipment and repairs slock trailers while auto mechanics repairs cars. Each year the organization gives a dance as a money making project. 74 HOMECOMING CANDIDATE Diana Baker V.I.C.A. L. to R. — B. Coombs. W. Sproule, J. Linker. J. Bacca. K. Schuster. C. Bruce, D. Yob, D. Lewis, J. Moore, C. Solis , R. Jeffreys, R. Duran. R. Guara, L. Profazi, L. Romero, K. Gallagher. J. Unger. G. Hershberger. E. Lark, J. Padilla, R. Vigil, T. Martinez, R. Barela. J. Martinez. R. Fernandez. M. Romero, R. Iaeobelli, A. Duran. R. Garcia. M. Schulte, J. Chavez. K Ortega. A. Duran. M. Barela. T. Cordova, R. Salas. H. Carey, P. Vieharelli. R. Gonzales, G. Redd, K. Ri-vali. L. Fernandez. J. Benavidez, M. Swanson. Mr. Price. 75 All-State Chorus HOMECOMING CANDIDATE Connie Wilkins L. to R. — G. Stilinovich, B. Beery, B. Polage, L. Skow, L. Skow, S. Lark. S’. Belcheff. L. Kuzara. Mr. Riker. Chorus is one of the more active organizations in Raton High School. The singers in the chorus have always provided entertainment for the Christmas and Thanksgiving assemblies and of course, there are the concerts and the singing at baccalaureate. OFFICERS L. to R. — Mr. Riker, Sec.-Treas. B. Beery, V.Pres. K. Proffitt, Social Chm. B. Montoya. Pres. B. Polage. 76 Raton High Chorus L. In R. — B. Polagc, G. Stilinovirh, B. Bonomrlli, T. Bustos, B. Beery. C. Atwater, G. Stoudt, T. Rivera, M. Azar. L. Wakefield, H. Carey, K. Kastler, L. Cochran, L. Skow, S. Lark, L. Skow, S. Thompson, K. Tapia, W. Casias. S. Beleheff. F. Gonzales. K. Proffitt. L. Kuzara. M. Russell. B. Gonzales, J. Bara. E. Gutierrez, C. Romero. Mr. Riker. P. Martin, M. Gomez, J. Horner, C. Mondragon. T. Lopez. S. Gatti. 77 Student Council is an organization which is involved with practically every activity in Raton High. This group sponsors Homecoming, our assemblies, and approves other organizations’ constitutions. Members are chosen by their homerooms and they report to their homerooms about every meeting. L. to R. — Pres. T. Rivera, Sec. L. Skow, V.Pres. B. Ragsdale, Treas. P. Rivera. Student Council organized the R.H.S. Color Guard this year. 78 L. to R. — Mr. Mitchell, C. Tarufelli. J. Mullings, B. Shubert, E. Encinias. L. Skow. S. Grant, T. Owens, S. Toothman, S. Yob. J. Baca. D. Barnes, Mr. Stuart. P. Rivera. N. Pendleton. K. Kersh. K. Atwater. R. Swanson, P. Peryatel, G. Fruechting. D. Della Corte. L. Woodward. J. Robertson, D. Baker, S. Lark. T. Bel isle, M. Baca, R. Ragsdale, V. Torrez. R. Hood, T. Rivera, M. Ver Doot. R. Solano. S. Sandoval. K. Lackey, M. Riddiford. R. Kinney. D. Azar, P. Munden, B. Ragsdale, B. Montoya, J. Eagen. T. Cornay, B. Donati. Student Council Student Council is involved with people. Pres. B. Ragsdale, V. Pres. B. Donali. See.-Treas. N. Gonzales. Each year the Mask and Wig Club sponsors a play in which anyone who wants to can participate. Mr. Mitchell and club members do their best in making sure the play will be even better than last year’s. Mask and Wig HOMECOMING CANDIDATE Nane Gonzales L. lo R. — S. Beleheff, B. Ragsdale, R. Swanson, P. Munden. G. Stoudl, R. Ragsdale. B. Donati, J. Sisneros, J. Decker. V. Burrow. D. Cook, D. Parker. K. French, K. Kersh, L. Skow. V. Torrez. Mr. Mitchell, P. Padilla. K. Proffitt. K. Kas-ller. S. Yob, L. Kuzara, C. Tarufelli, N. Gonzales, S. Toothman, D. Gonzales. L. Pesikan. 81 Linda Sadcik Bertha Montoya Vicki Torrez The R.H.S. Band has been an important part of our high school life and the band members will especially remember district band, concerts, assemblies, and the many out of town functions. BAND OFFICERS L. to R. — Pres. P. Munden, V. Pres. M. Roper. Sec. P. Peryatel, Treas. L. Sadeik. POM PON GIRLS L. to R. — T. Belisle, C. Wilkins. K. Kastler, B. Gilbert. HEAD TW1RLER 82 Roberta Swanson „ C. W'lkms. B. Gilbert. R. Swanson. B. Montoya. B. Allen. N. Pendleton. Mr. Gray. M. Eddy G p' p rr.Mr|) M n,a ’ c' |J ku'y’ A r,’ h- s-Wilki . P Hronich, C. Tarufelli. D. Mulling. L. Woodward. M. Lain. P' OaUl. D. Johnson S. Toothman R. Mum ., k. Man hiondo. H. McQueary. D. Arguello. G. Fruechting. 1. Sadeik J RolM-nson. M R.dd.ford. R Hood S. Gatti P. Milkovi. h. I. Smoker. R. Ellis. K. French. M. Roper. T. Belisfe. R Swanson' B. Abshcrc. D. Rossetti, D. Raught, J. Polage. M. Jones, P. Munden. S. Lark. K. Kastler, D. Parker. DRUM MAJOR Jean Robertson R.H.8. Band I . p c w „ district band . hit's SM | SI' mT' P' S“rt -r K- Fr™' h- K Lain. J. Robertson D Areuelfo MMRJ V° M Udy' S' M. Lark. Argu.llo. M. Roper, G. Frueeht.ng. A. Hronich. J. P„|age. S. L. to R. — N. Gonzales, S. Grant, M. Lain, R. Swanson, P. Peryalel, D. Baker. L. Sadeik, M. Bara. B. Shubert, B. Peterman. S. Sandoval. G. Tibljas, H. McQueary, P. Munden, G. Stoudt, K. Gallagher. B. Donati. D. Mullings. National Honor Society Each year the National Honor Society has an assembly to induct new members. Members are chosen on character, leadership, scholarship, and service. COLLEGE BOWL TEAM L. to R. — G. Stoudt. R. Swanson, P. Munden, D. Baker. Sec.-Treas. P. Peryalel, V. Pres. B. Donati, Pres. B. Shubert. 84 HOMECOMING CANDIDATE Betty Shubert Cheryl Ann Abel April 10, 1954 Tigerettes 10. 11, 12, All-State Chorus 11, Dist. Chorus 11. 12 Mary M. Armijo September 28, 1954 Pep Club 11, Tigerettes 12 Leonard Martin Baca December 2, 1953 VICA 11. 12. Football 12 Margaret M. Bara December 5, 1954 Miss Soph, Miss Jr, Cheerleader 11, Homecoming Queen 12 Michael L. Baca September 22, 1953 VICA 12 Tony Baca Diana Marie Baker October 6, 1954 February 6, 1954 VICA 11, 12, Art Club 10, Honor Society 11, 12, 11. 12 Girls’ State 11, H.C. Att. 12. Miss K. 12 Juanita L. Barela July 12. 1954 Tigerettes 12 Barbara L. V. Beery July 27. 1954 Student Council 10, Tigerettes 10. 11, 12, FFA Att. 10 Steve Allan Belcheff November 5, 1954 Football 10, 12, Mask and Wig 10. 11, 12, Letter-men’s 11, 12 Charles W. Bruce August 26. 1954 Band 10, Football 11, VICA 12 Cynthia Mac Bugg December 16, 1954 FLC 12. FHA 12 86 Valeric Ann Burrow November 9, 1954 Usher 11, Band 10, 11, Dist. Band 10, 11, Mask and Wig 11, 12 Herbert L. Carev July 30, 1952 Football 10 Herman Carey January 12, 1954 Football 10, 11. 12, Basketball 11. 12. Track 11. 12. VICA 11 Richard Casados April 8. 1954 87 Leroy Cordova Mary Agnes Cruz July 29, 1953 January 10, 1954 FHA 12 Ernest Darras August 14, 1954 Calista Ann Davis August 17. 1954 Student Council 10. 11. 12, FTA 10, 11, Mask and Wig 11. 12. Art Club 12 John Micheal Cunico June 5, 1954 VICA 12 Jana Lee Decker June 23, 1954 Student Council 10, 11, Mask and Wig 10, 11, 12, FTA 10. 11, Miss K. 12 Shirley Mae Cunico May 3, 1954 Honor Guard 11, Chorus 11, 12, Dist. Chorus 11, 12, Alt. Girls’ State 11 Will Demchek August 23, 1954 Billy M. Donati June 21. 1954 Football 10, 11, 12, Jr. Ro-tarian 12, Honor Society 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12 Patricia Sandra Duran January 18, 1953 Chorus 11, 12 Susan D'Aun Earls September 20, 1954 Science Club 11, FTA 10, 11, Band 10, 11, Mask and Wig 10, 11 88 Joe Esquibel January 10, 1954 Basketball 10, 11. 12, Track 10, 11. 12. VICA 11. 12 Jerry Feldman April 8. 1953 FFA 10. 11, 12 President Billy Donati CLASS OFFICERS Sec.-Treas. Vice-President Sandra Grant Sandy Sandoval Frank Fernandez January 7, 1954 Tony D. Ferrero Kelly Wayne Fissel October 10, 1953 August 16, 1954 Baseball 10. 11. 12. Foot-ball 10. 12. VICA 11 Kenny Lee Flaming February 12, 1954 Football 10. 11. 12. Letter-men’s Club 11 89 Kurt Gallagher Mary Jane Garcia October 3. 1954 April 4. 1954 VICA 11, 12, Honor Socie- FHA 12 ty 11. 12, Track 10, 12 Michael J. Garcia November 22, 1954 VICA 11. 12 Paul Michael Garcia April 21, 1953 VICA 11. 12. Basketball 10 MOST ATHLETIC MARY LYNN and GILBERT Marlene B. Gilbert Rosalie Gomez May 25, 1954 April 10, 1954 Band 10. 11. 12. Art Club 12, Tigerettes 11, 12, Pom-Pom Girl Frances A. Gonzales Marc h 5, 1953 FHA 12 Nancy Jean Gonzales June 3, 1954 Cheerleader 11, 12, Honor Society 11, 12, Tigerettes 10. 11, 12 90 Patricia M. Gonzales June 9. 1954 Art Club 10. 11. 12. FHA 11. 12. Prom All. 11, H.C. Alt. 12 Louise Ann Grano December 17. 1954 FLC 11. 12. FHA 12, Dist. Chorus 12. Art Club 12 Sandra Jean Grant September 25. 1954 Honor Society 11, 12, Miss K. 12. FTA 10. 11. Class Officer 12 John Toby Grine March 25. 1954 FLC 11. VICA 12 Gary L. Hershberger January 13. 1954 Band 10. 11, 12. VICA 12. Student Council 10, 12 Stephanie J. Jojola December 7, 1954 Chorus 11, Art Club 10, 11, 12, Tigerettes 11, 12, Dist. Chorus 11 Krista Jo Kersh May 18. 1954 Tigerettes 10. 11. FTA 11. 12. Art Club 11. 12. Student Council 12 Wade Roy Kropf October 30, 1954 Track 10, 11, 12. Student Council 11 Mona Lisa Kuzara May 11, 1954 Mask and Wig Club 12, Chorus 11. 12 Maril D'Lynne Lain November 9, 1954 All-State Band 11. Miss K. 12. DAR Alt. 12, Honor Society 11. 12 Edward Paul Lark November 5, 1954 Football 10. VICA 11. 12 91 Danny Carl Lewis February 8. 1954 Walter Hilton Long July 22. 1954 FFA 10. 11. 12 Mark Manfredi December 12. 1954 Russell Lee Liles October 2, 1954 Howard A. McQueary September 4, 1954 Kenneth John Marchetti August 27, 1954 David Earl Lobh October 19. 1953 V1CA 11, 12. Art Club 12 Paul Joseph Maddaleni August 12. 1954 Pamela Joan Martin January 9, 1954 FHA 10. 11. 12. FLC 12. FT A 10 Theresa Marie Lopez May 25, 1954 Choir 10. 11. 12, FTA 12, FHA 10 Richard Durward Mahannah March 27. 1954 Danny Martinez August 3, 1954 92 Erminda Theresa Martinez April 1, 1954 Kenneth Robert Mascarenas November 29, 1954 Track IQ, 11, Chorus 11, 12 Elizabeth Ann Masehio July 16. 1954 Tigerettes 10. 11, Student Council 11, Usher 11 Larry Joseph Medina May 31. 1954 VICA 11 Bertha Rose Montoya December 28, 1954 Art Club 10. 11. 12. Band 11. 12. Choir 11. 12. Dist. Chorus 12 Joe Travis Moore March 9, 1954 FFA 10. VICA 11. 12 Paul Daniel Victor Mora September 2. 1954 VICA 11. 12 John R. Moreno June 24. 1954 VICA 11, 12. Baseball 11. 12 Come out. come out. wherever you are!” 93 Richard K. Mullings February 19, 1951 Student Council 10. Honor Society 11, 12. Honor Cuard 11, Jr. Rotarian 12 Paul M. Munden November 11, 1954 Boys' State 11, Honor Society 11, 12, Jr. Rotarian 12. Tennis 11, 12 Bob William Norman March 26. 1954 V1CA 11. 12 Jeanette V. Ortega August 21, 1954 FHA 11. Art Club 10, 11 Tonv James Ortega May 24, 1953 Art Club 11. 12 Anthonv John Ortiz July 4, 1954 VICA 11, 12 Estevan F. Pacheco March 31. 1954 FFA 10, 11, 12. Baseball 11, 12 Jake Padilla May 20, 1954 VICA Vice-President 11, VICA 11, 12 Robert Padilla November 10, 1954 VICA 11. 12. Art Club 12 Virginia M. Padilla January 24, 1954 FHA 11, 12, Tigerettes 12, Chorus 10, 11, 12 Diane Lynn Parker March 27. 1954 Honor Guard 11. FTA 10, 11, Pom-Pom Girl 11, 12, Student Council 11 Patricia A. Peryatel October 19. 1954 Band 10. 11, 12. Miss K. 12, Honor Society 11, 12, Honor Guard 11 94 Barry D. Peterman March 4. 1954 Jr. Rotarian 12. Honor Society 11, 12. Honor Guard 11. Golf 11, 12 Albert Lee Pino September 4, 1954 FFA 10. 11. Escort 11, V1CA 12, Football 12 Blaine Lee Polage November 19, 1954 Student Council 10, 11, Color Guard 12, Chorus 10, 11. 12. All-State 10. 11 Kristen L. Proffitt December 4, 1954 District Chorus 11. 12. Cheerleader 12. Sweetheart 12. Usher 11 Robert L. Ragsdale September 28. 1954 Jr. Rotarian 12, Student Council 12. Honor Guard 11. Mask and Wig 12 Tony Lynn Rice September 5, 1954 Science Club 11 Matthew J. Riddiford March 24, 1954 Jr. Rotarian 12. Honor Guard 11, Student Council 12. Tennis 10. 11. 12 Anthony B. Rivera February 3. 1953 Student Council President 12 95 Christine Romero October 22. 1954 Rosa Lee Romero Mary Lynn Roper Patricia Roybal June 28. 1953 September 3. 1954 December 31. 1954 Ban.) Vice-Pres. 10. 11. 12. Miss K. 12. Usher 11. All-Dist. Band 10. 11, 12 Mary Adeline Russell September 24. 1953 FHA 10. Chorus 10. 11, 12 Gilbert Salazar July 4. 1954 Football 12. Basketball 11, 12. VICA 11. 12 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED DIANA BAKER and KEN FLAMING 96 Betty Jean Sandoval November 24, 1954 FHA 12 Kenneth L. Schuster September 17, 1954 VICA 12, Art Club 12. Bas-ketball 12 Carlos Joe Solis . July 19. 1954 VICA 12 Phillip Sandoval December 9. 1953 Basketball 10. 11, 12 Betty Jane Shubert September 13, 1954 Miss K. 12, Honor Society 11, 12, Girls’ State 11, Miss R.H.S. 12 George S. Stoudt September 8, 1955 Chorus 11. 12, Art Club 12, Honor Society 11, 12, Jr. Honor Guard 11 Sandy Sandoval July 31. 1953 Senior Pres., VICA 12 Alfred R. Sintas November 8. 1954 FFA 11 Micheal C. Stoudt Mav 12. 1954 VICA 11. 12 Max A. Schulte February 19, 1954 FFA 10. VICA 11. 12. Art Club 12 Linda Jean Sadeik Julv 14, 1954 Art' Club 12. Band 12. Twirler 11. 12. Honor Society 11. 12 Robert Lee Swanson October 25. 1953 Band 11. 12. Usher 11, Science Club 12 97 Roberta Lynn Swanson October 25, 1953 Honor Society 11. 12. Miss DAR 12, Girls’ State 11, Miss K. 12 Gary Wayne Tibljas September 16, 1954 Baseball 10. 11, 12. Basketball 10. 11. 12, Boys’ State 11, Honor Society 11. 12 Orie Gene Tibljas July 18. 1954 FFA 10. 11, VICA 12 Vicki Lynn Torrez December 9, 1954 Student Council 10, 11, 12, Usher 11, Class Officer 11, Twirler 10, 11, 12 Terry Neil Tow nd row March 18, 1954 Lettermen’s 10, 11. 12, Football 10. 11. 12. Basketball 10, 11, 12. Baseball 10, 11, 12 Pamela June Trainham May 26. 1954 Tigerettes 11, 12, Art Club 11, 12, Chorus 10, 11, 12 98 Larry Gene Turner October 7, 1954 Football 10. 11. 12, Bas-ketball 10, 11. 12. Baseball 10. 11. 12 John Michael Unger February 2, 1954 Lettermen’s 11, 12, Basketball 11, 12, Baseball 12 Rozanna Marie Valdez July 7. 1954 Pep Club 12. Class Off. 10, FHA 12, OEA 12 Eva A. Valverde November 9, 1953 FHA 12 Manuel Vigil Pete R. Vigil Connie E. Wilkins Steve W'ilkins June 22, 1954 January 3, 1954 October 7, 1954 January 1 1955 VICA 11, 12, Track 10 VICA 11, 12 Prom Queen Alt. 11. Band 11, 12, Chorus 11, 12. H.C. Alt. 12 Deborah Ann Wilson May 8. 1954 Chorus 10, 11, Dist. Chorus 11, Chorus Council 11, Student Council 12 Quinton Lee Wood May 22. 1954 FTA 11, VICA 12, Science Club 11 NOT PICTURED. Ken Cruz Kenny Johnson Lynn Wildenstein 99 Mr. And Miss R.H.9. Betty Shubert And Billy Donati We Smile V u ACTIVITIES A V i 101 This Year El Tigre Recognizes ROBERTA SWANSON as DAR Good Citizen Of Raton High School HER ALTERNATES: Betty Shubert Maril Lain Paul has been named as one of the nation’s commended students. He was selected on the basis of his revised scores on the 1971 National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Raton High School congratulates you on your performance PAUL M UN DEN Our Commended Ctudent Is 102 The 1971 graduating class was escorted into Raton High School’s gymnasium by the colorful Honor Guard Helping to present the graduation to all were Barry P •terman Sandra Grant Gary Tibljas Maril Lain Matt Riddiford Shirley Cuniro Howard McQueary Diana Parker Paul Munden Roberta Swanson George Stoudt Patti Peryatel Bill Donati Diana Baker Steve Beleheff Debbie Cook Diek Mulling Marge Bara Robert Ragsdale Betty Shubert Family and friends were excitedly awaiting the ceremonies to start while being shown to their seats by the 1971 Ushers Sandy Sandoval Cindy Bugg Robert Swanson Paul Maddaleni Mary Lynn Roper Kurt Gallagher Jana Decker Calista Davis Valerie Burrow Nancy Gonzales Steve Wilkins Vicki Torrez Kristy Proffitt Beth Maschio 103 1st Step: GIVING IT A LITTLE TIGER RHYTHM 4th Step: SINGING THE SCHOOL SONG 2nd Step: BOOSTING UP The Making Of Final Qtep: THE WORDS OF ENCOURAGEMENT THE SPIRIT VICTORY! 10s A Tough Tiger The Best Result: 3rd Step: LEADING US IN A CHEER 5th Step: THINKING IT OVER I The All-American Tiger Presents Queen Marge And October A New Queen . MARGE . . . AND HER COURT 107 IS SHE EXCITED' • . . Is Chosen HOWARD and MARGE THE QUEEN OF THE PARADE THE QUEEN . . Winning Floats First 1974 Second 1971 Spirit BONFIRF. 1972 TIGERS The Parade Must Go On . Third mmk Fourth TIGER MOMS Fourth . . . And On And On! 108 Miss Kiwanians MAR1L LAIN MARY LYNN ROPER JANA DECKER BETTY SHUBERT Presenting MM SANDRA GRANT PATTI PERYATEL NANCY GONZALES DIANA BAKER ROBERTA SWANSON DICK MULLINGS BARRY PETERMAN TONY RIVERA ROBERT RAGSDALE ESTEVAN PACHECO PAUL MONDE MATT RIDDIFOR BILL DONA GARY T B! Representing • • • Junior Rotarians Raton High School Was Proud To Have As Their 1971 Girl Staters BETTY SHU BERT DIANA BAKER ROBERTA SWANSON We Proudly Salute Raton High School's 1971 Boy Staters TONY RIVERA PAUL MUNDEN BILL DON ATI GARY TIBLJAS Outstanding Teens Of R.H.8. WE GIVE RECOGNITION TO Miss Betty Crocker Of 1972 RATON HIGH SCHOOL’S All-State Band Students JEAN ROBERTSON NI) MARIE LAIN It Was The Night Of Moonlight Fantasy Was it the nerves and the excitement of the participants of the 1971 prom that caused them to see big mushrooms and pastel colored flowers? Or was it the real setting in the cafeteria when MOONLIGHT FANTASY was presented to Raton High School. First Day of School Football Pep Rally Homecoming Queen Candidates Pep Assembly Thanksgiving Good-bye Good Luck Seniors Our 1971 Homecoming Sophomore Initiation You Remember These R.H.8. Assemblies Thanksgiving C advertisements ' 117 FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN RATON A SUPPORTER OF RATON HIGH SCHOOL AND NORTHEASTERN NEW MEXICO FOR OVER 75 YEARS INTERNATIONAL STATE BANK Raton, New Mexico TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU — Raton, N.M. Cimarron, N.M. Serving Colfax County and Surroundings for Over 50 Years MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 119 RATON BROADCASTING COMPANY MUSIC NEWS SPORTS Programmed for N. E. New Mexico Box 638 Raton, New Mexico Phone: 445-3652 An Invitation to You to Work and Play in the Gateway to the Land of Enchantment. A.R.F. PRODUCTS INC. ESTABLISHED 1942 Engineers and Manufacturers of Precision Electronic Products Boulder, Colo. Raton, N.M LA MESA PARK CITY MARKET THE YOBS: VINCO, MARIE, and SONS Mira Monte Shopping Center INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 2 10 Parle Avenue Raton, New Mexico Phone 445-2768 123 DURRETT-PETERMAN Featuring PHILLIPS 66 TIRES, BATTERIES, AND ACCESSORIES Phone: 445-3121 Open 24 Hours South Highway 85 Raton, New Mexico PENDLETON'S PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE STATION DILISIO'S DEPARTMENT STORE Raton, New Mexico REPUBLIC GYPSUM CO. Congratulations Class 72 A. C. (BUD) DAVIS SANDS MOTEL AND RESTAURANT The Leader in Raton for Motel Accommodations and Restaurants WELCOME EVERYBODY — KAY and BOB H ’ER — Cuisine Operator MR. and MRS. LLOYD WILKINS SR. — Owner 125 R R SHOE STORE 141 South Second Raton, New Mexico RUBIN'S FAMILY CLOTHIERS I 13 South Second Raton, New Mexico YORK CANYON MINE YORK CANYON MINE KAISER STEEL MILL Fontana, California 126 GATE CITY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION SERVING THE COMMUNITY Since 1907 in Home Financing and Saving Accounts RATON NATURAL GAS CO. JACK P. PERYATEL JOHN R. PERYATEL Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1972 127 RATON MANUFACTURING COMPANY AND WESTERN HOLLOW METAL CO., INC. ARTHUR-BRANDENBURG AGENCY PAUL ARTHUR, JOHN BRANDENBURG DON ARTHUR, MICHEAL VUKONICH Phone: 445 2631 Insure To Be Sure Phone: 445 9882 600-640 South First Sireet Raton, New Mexico RATON COUNTRY CLUB AND MUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE South of Raton Phone: 445-9957 RATON FIRE DEPARTMENT BERNARD'S HARDWARE AND FURNITURE, INC. 108 South Second 445 2797 PACKING CO. JOE'S PROCESSING 340 Colfax Avenue Phone: 445-8251 Raton, New Mexico PLAZA SUPERMARKET AND DISCOUNT LIQUOR 501 North First Street Raton, New Mexico BURROW FURNITURE QUALITY HOME FURNISHINGS FOR LESS ELCO METAL PRODUCTS CORP. Raton, New Mexico Phone: 445-3131 Highway 72 DAVENPORT CLEANERS CLEANING — ALTERATIONS — PRESSING PICKUP AND DELIVERY 416 North Second Street Phone: 445-3421 Raton, New Mexico CANYON TEXACO W. H. KOLB Raton, New Mexico BLAINE-DIAL AND CO. INSURANCE REAL ESTATE 3 10 Cook Avenue Phone: 445-3671 Raton, New Mexico H AND B LIQUOR DRIVE IN PACKAGE STORE 805 South Second Raton, New Mexico Phone: 445 2492 FREE DELIVERY CRYSTAL CAFE AND MOTEL 1021 South Second Street JOHN and MABLE BACCA 134 North Second Street Raton, New Mexico JOHNNY'S BAKERY AND DELICATESSEN Dodge Passenger Car Dodge Job-Rated Trucks Plymouth — Valiant Jeep — Chrysler BERNEL — HOLLINGSWORTH MOTOR CO. 1035 South Second Street Phone: 445-3761 KIRBY CLASSIC Exclusive Triple Cushion Vibration Designed for Shag Free Home Demonstration DISTRICT NO. 10 NURSES Congratulations to the Seniors of 1972 B.T.U. BLOCK AND COAL CO. Phone: 445-371 I 707 South First Street KIRBY CO. OF RATON 209 Park Avenue Raton, New Mexico 134 Prop: GENE RIGGINS Phone: 445 9381 RENO'S CAFE Open 24 Hours Junction Highway 85-87 Phone: 445-3919 Raton, New Mexico STATE OIL Distributor of American Oil Products JOHN T. and HELEN ADAMS Clayton Highway Raton, New Mexico C H MOTOR SERVICE Toyota and GMC International Sales and Service I 144 South Second Street Phone: 445-3341 Raton, New Mexico ROYAL TAVERN Beer — Wine — Liquor Owned and Operated by FACUNDO and JOSEPHINE LEAL LA MESA WALGREEN W' ©djeKrt URNITURE and appliance 101 South Second Phone: 445-3841 Raton, New Mexico 215 South Second Street Phone: 445-92 I I Raton, New Mexico RATON BUILDERS SUPPLY Everything to Build Anything Building Supplies Benjamin Moore Paints Plumbing Supplies 445 North First Street Phone 445-2725 Raton, New Mexico FROM OUT OF THE DARK OF THE NIGHT COMES THE COUNTRY SOUND NITE RIDERS OF THE 136 Bob Jeffryes Ted Scanlon Perry Turner Leroy Valerio VIC MON MOTEL AND RESTAURANT U.S. 87 64 East 85 Jet. Phone: 445-2763 Raton, New Mexico EL RATON THEATRE I I 5 North Second Street Phone: 445-3721 Raton, New Mexico TONY'S PHARMACY Mira Monte Shopping Center Raton, New Mexico Phone: 445 9622 FASHION FABRICS Mira Monte Center Raton, New Mexico SILVER DOLLAR BAR Beer and Mixed Drinks TOMSCO'S CONOCO SERVICE STATION AL TOMSCO I I I Park Avenue Raton, New Mexico 815 South Second Phone: 445-3472 Raton, New Mexico '■WE SUPPORT THE TIGERS W. R. BACON AND SONS 138 CHICORICA STEAK HOUSE AND LOUNGE RATON SKI BASIN Sugarite Canyon 445 3015 MILLARD and LaBELLE WALTON MINI GOLF South Raton, New Mexico NIXON'S AUTO PARTS AUTOMATIC PARTS AND SUPPLIES Raton and Santa Fe New Mexico THE RANGE Congratulations 1972 Raton High School Graduates Best Wishes For Success CLORINDA'S HAVEN CAFE MEXICAN FOOD SPECIAL MENUDO YUCCA OIL CO. Phone 445-9292 1032 South Second Raton, New Mexico RATON OFFICE SUPPLY 112 South Second Street Phone 445 9131 Raton, New Mexico COCA-COLA, DR. PEPPER, AND SEVEN-UP BOTTLING COMPANY JONE'S DRUG STORE 124 South Second Street Phone 445 9621 YOUR FRIENDLY REXALL DRUG' For Your Very Best in Beauty Culture — Let CHARLENE'S HOUSE OF BEAUTY Service You. Charlene’s House of Beauty's reputation is a leader in Styling, Permanent Waving, Hair Coloring, Hair Shaping, and Wiggery. Phone: 445 9335 BILL'S GAS CENTER You Tried the Rest, Now Get the Best GAS — OIL — LUBE — WASH — GREASE SMILING SERVICE THE YARDSTICK HOME OF CHOICE FABRICS WHITE CLOUD LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS 1005 South Second Street Raton, New Mexico Phone: 445 2291 Neon Signs Plastic Signs Highway Bulletins Commercial Lettering Oesigners and Manufacturers of Quality Outdoor Advertising Phone: 445-8931 13541 2 South Second Stationery Envelopes Statements Wedding Invitations Invoices Posters Offset and Silk Screen — Printing Raton, New Mexico Where Graphic Art is a Practiced Profession ROY'S T.V. SERVICE Mctcicia Craig Home and Car Stereos Phone: 445-3431 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES Complete Tire and Service Center 245 North Second Raton, New Mexico Phone: 445 3623 SOLANO’S SHOE SHOP tony lama boots HIGH QUALITY LOW PRICES Raton, New Mexico ENJOY YOUR EVENING OUT AT THE FAMOUS SPUR LANES RESTAURANT Featuring the Finest Dinners and Mixed Drinks In Northeastern New Mexico WILUAM-SAWAYA GROCERY Groceries and Meat 444 Guadalupe Street Raton, New Mexico Phone 445-9572 STOCKTON’S NURSERY SCHOOL 644 South Fourth M2 Raton, New Mexico JOHN’S BEAR LINE-UP Wheel and Axle Alignment — Wheel Balancing 201 North Second Phone 445-2241 Raton, New Mexico MODE O' DAY BankAmericard Master Charge Ladies and Children's Ready to Wear and Sports Wear Use Our Convenient Lay A Way THE ROADRUNNER SHOP WHITED JEWELRY Pottery Nambe Paintings, Gifts Unusual Hamilton and Omega Watches Art-Carved Diamonds Gorham Sterling Silver 137 Cook Ave. Raton, New Mexico Phone: 445 9536 Raton, New Mexico UNION BUS DEPOT AND CAFETERIA 235 South Second Street GO GREYHOUND , . . . AND LEAVE THE DRIVING TO US RED’S AUTO SERVICE AND BODY SHOP Canyon Drive Phone: 445-2637 Raton, New Mexico SMITH’S TELEVISION AND RADIO 312 North Third Street Phone 445-9529 Raton, New Mexico P.O. Box 937 NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS 143 Raton, New Mexico Our Compliments to Raton's Greatest Resource — Our Young People THE RATON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BENNETT’S TRANSPORTATION COMPANY 21 7 North Second Street Phone: 445-3281 Raton, New Mexico Contract and General Hauling Oxygen, Acetylene, and Welding Equipment CACTUS JACK’S INDIAN TRADING POST Navajo Rugs Handmade Indian Turquoise Jewelry Indian Pottery Chimayo Blankets ELTON RIKEL AGENCY Auto — Life Fire — Health 142 Park Avenue Phone 445-3241 Raton, New Mexico EL PORTAL HOTEL Dining Room and Coffee Shop RATON'S HOTEL OF DISTINCTION Better Accommodations and Food for Your Money Raton, New Meiico KEEP’S WHOLESALE 400 South First Street Phone: 445-9582 BEN ROMERO SONS Electric Arc and Gas Welding and Machine Shop Portable Welding New and Used Pipe and Steel 1 242 South Second Street Phone: 445-2261 THE MAN’S STORE Quality Men’s Clothing M4 100 North Second Phone 445-3509 Raton, New Mexico ANTHONY'S JEWELRY SHOP Keepsake Diamonds, Bulova Watches, Longines-Wittnauer Watches AVCO FINANCIAL SERVICES 148 Park Avenue Raton, New Mexico 445-3647 HOME AND HOBBY INC. Something for everyone's needs 133 Clayton Road P O. Box 1082 Home Remodeling Art Supplies Hobby Crafts A M REPAIR 201 North Seoond Phone 445-8061 Raton, New Mexico IF IT'S GOOD FOOD YOU WANT - VISIT NONNA’S CAFE 445 South Second Street 1 none: 445-9562 Raton, New Mexico PICTURE FRAMES — AUTO GLASS — MIRRORS — CRAFTSMAN GLASS CO. 225 Second Street Raton, New Mexico GLASS FOR EVERY PURPOSE Phone: 445 8221 Compliments of CIMINO BROS. FORD CHUEY'S BARBER SHOP Where It’s Always A Satisfied Customer Easy to Trade Is My First Consideration LINCOLN MERCURY FORD 130 Cook Avenue SALES - SERVICE 145 OLIVER'S AUTO BEAUTY A-1 SIGNS Complete Auto Body Repair SHEET METAL HEATING We specialize in paint jobs. AIR CONDITIONING 428 North Second Phone: 445 3434 120 North First Phone: 445-9762 Raton, New Mexico CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH MIL ART'S SHOPPE 1345 Brilliant Street GOOD FOOD — FOUNTAIN Sunday Morning Service 9:45 and 1 1:00 A.M. CURIOS Clayton Road Evening Service 6:30 P.M. Prop. MILDRED BELISLE REV. C. H. VANLANDINGHAM TRASH AND TREASURE Gamf fp4 ANTIQUE AND USED FURNITURE Phone: 445 8279 1 32 South First Street Raton, New Mexico Television — Appliances — Furniture Guaranteed Service Free Parking BILL and MARIE EASLEY 132 North First Street Phone: 445 3782 Raton, New Mexico {a w) FRANK A. MONTERA — an island of refreshment Distributor of Tom’s Foods LTD 1117 South Second Street Phone: 445 3882 Raton, New Mexico Peanuts — Candies Potato Chips — Bar Foods buttram AND SONS, INC. 330 South First Raton, New Mexico SPOT MARKET 334 Martinez Street Phone: 445-2491 Raton, New Mexico Phone: 445-3737 DON’S ELECTRIC BURSON-PAIS FLOWER CART DON and BOBBIE OLSON 132 South Sixth Street Raton, New Mexico 320 South Second Phone: 445-2022 Raton, New Mexico NEW MEXICO EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 325 South Second Sam Ortiz, Manager Phone 445-2784 Ethel Wingo, Interviewer Raton, New Mexico OASIS CAFE AND MOTEL South Highway 85 Phone 445-2766 Mr. and Mrs. Elias Sawaya RATON TIRE SERVICE Norman and Chuck Redd Tire Trueing We Retread Wide Oval Tires 1125 South Second Phone 445-8021 Raton, New Mexico 147 AMERICAN NATIONAL INSURANCE PIONEER MOTEL AND BAR Naomi Baxter Phone 445-9973 129 Clayton Road Raton, New Mexico RATON AMERICAN PARTS Dick and Russell 328 South Second Phone 445-3659 Raton New Mexico J. C. PENNEY CO., INC. CL THIS STORE IS YOUR STORE tennetff always FIRST oualjty Congratulations Class of 1972 CHARGE IT PETE'S TEXACO COMPLETE LUBRICATION MECHANIC ON DUTY TUNE-UPS MUFFLERS Phone 445 9120 421 South Second Street RATON ANIMAL FLOWERLAND HOSPITAL FLOWERS AND PLANTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Compliments to the Raton's Only F.T.D. Florist SENIOR CLASS OF 1972 Phone 445 3532 203 South Second Street RATON APPAREL SHOP POTTER’S HARDWARE Sporting Goods Plumbing Supplies 119 Cook Avenue Phone 445-8262 Raton, New Mexico ‘ FASHIONS FOR LADIES AND GIRLS 148 TREASURE SHOP Antiques and Almost New 1189 South Second Street Raton, New Mexico Virginia Porta RATON CAMERA CORNER 201 South Second Street Raton, New Mexico Phone: 445-3882 COMPLETE STOCK FOR THE SHUTTERBUG TOM’S PLUMBING AND HEATING 401 South First Street Phone: 445-9791 Raton, New Mexico Box 52 ROY’S DRIVE-IN HOME OF THE BUNYAN BURGER Quick Efficient Service 1420 South Second Street Phone: 445-9355 Owned by ROY and LUCILLE HARRIS TEXAN MOTEL ALVA AND BARBARA PRICE AND SONS U.S. 87-64 East 85 Junction South Raton, New Mexico RATON MUSEUM LOCAL HISTORICAL ITEMS WORKS OF AREA ARTISTS Open During June, July and August EVERYONE WELCOME ROBIN HOOD INN STEAKS AND MEXICAN FOOD 1345 South Second Street MOTEL LOUNGE JOE'S CORNER BAR WE SUPPORT THE TIGERS AL'S FIXIT SHOP Congratulations CLASS OF 1972 DEL ROSE NARDIS OF DALLAS SUITS AND DRESSES COUNTRY SET SPORTSWEAR SWEET SHOP I I I North Second Street 137 South Second Street Raton, New Mexico Raton, New Mexico Phone: 445 981 I KALEIDOSCOPE PLAYERS UNITED CHEVROLET COMPANY Second and Rio Grande WILKINS LUMBER CO. I 100 South Second Street Raton, New Mexico 1S1 87 TEXACO Interstate 25 and 87 Raton, New Mexico JIM'S CARWASH 400 South Second Raton, New Mexico JIM'S HONDA 228 North Second Raton, New Mexico ZELLER'S CLEANERS YOUR CLEANER IS YOUR CLOTHES BEST FRIEND Phone 445-9871 Raton, New Mexico Coiffures By MARCELLA'S BEAUTY SALON Dial-A-Style 445-3114 129 Park Avenue Raton, New Mexico OUR SPECIALITY COMPLETE HAIR CARE1 Wig Wardrobe Hair Coloring — Frosting Manicuring, etc. Open Monday Thru Saturday 8:00 'til?? MARCELLA LAUBE Operator-Owner ZEKE'S INCORPORATED 244 North First Street Phone 445-3141 Raton, New Mexico 153 MILLIE’S COUNTRY MARKET SOUTHWELL MERCANTILE FURNITURE COMPANY Btry. A, 4th AW Bn. (SP) 200th Arty. RATON NATIONAL GUARD RATON MUSIC CO. LEONARD'S BARBER SHOP PHIL'S RESTAURANT ERRINGTON MORTUARY RATON CREDIT BUREAU DAVIS COURT AND MACHINE SHOP JOHNSON OIL COMPANY CARLO'S BARBER SHOP The Annual Staff Wishes to Express Its Gratefulness to All the Advertisers for Financially Making It Possible to Present Our 1971-1972 El Tigre Yearbook. 154 Index AM. Billy. 35. 46 AM, Cheryl, 61. 86 Abshere. Blaine. 20. 83 Acevado, Carolyn. '16. 67 Alda . Joe. 15. 34 Alderelte. Charles, 20 Allen. Bill. 46. 3 Allen. Elwanda. 15. 61 Allman. Jerry, 15 Amend. Scott, 46 Anderson, John. 46 Andrade. Liz. 20 Aragon. Josie, 20 Arguello, Darlene. 20. 83 Arguello, Mike. 46 Armijo. Ernest, 46 Armijo. Mary, 61. 86 Atehley. Kevin, 46 Atwater, Cathy, 46. 77 Atwater. Karen. 46. 60. 69. 79 Avila. Maria. 46 Azar. Doug, 30. 32. 46. 56. 65. 79 Azar. Miekey, 20. 30. 33. 77 Baca. Jeanne. 20. 60. 77. 79 Baea. Leonard. 30. 86 Baea. Marge, 18. 65. 79. 8-1. 86. 103. 106. 107. 114 Baea. Michael, 84) Bara. Theresa. 20 Baea. Tony, 86 Barca. Joe, 30. 32. 39. 46 Barca. Mark. 46 Baker. Ben Jr.. 13 Baker. Diana. 58, 59. 61. 79. 84, 86. 96. 103. 106. 107. 110. 111. 112 Barela, Charles. 20 Barela. Juanita, 86 Barela. Michael, 46 Barela. Raymond. 20 Barnes. Denise, 20, 60. 69. 79 Barnes. Leah Mae. 15 Beery. Barbara. 18. 76. 77, 86 Beery. Bruce. 46. 67 Beleheff. Steve. 30. 31. 44, 76. 77, 81. 86. 103 Belisle. Tonya. 46. 60. 79. 82. 83 Benavidez. John, 20 Bernal. Mike Bernal. Patricia. 46 Berry, Davida. 47 Berry. Steve. 47 Bertola. Fred. 39. 47. 65 Blaine. Bob. 12 Blaine. Bruce. 30. 32. 34. 35. 44, 47. 65 Bogard. Bobby Bonomclii, Anna. 20. 60 Bonomclli. William. 47. 77 Boyle. John, 47 Braeamontc, Freddie. 20 Bruce, Charles, 86 Bugg. Cynthia, 69. 86, 103 Burrow. Valerie, 18. 58. 59. 81. 87, 103 Bustos, Tim. 20. 77 Bull, Bob. 20 Carey. Herbert. 87 Carey. Herman. 30, 31. 34. 35. 77, 87 Carey. Louise. 47 Casados. Richard. 87 Casias. William. ‘14. 64. 65. 77. 87 Castillo. Ramona. 47 Cervo. Linda. 20 Chapman. Ricky, 20 Chavez. Jake. 20 Chavez. Vernon, 39. 65. 87 Chairmonle. Vincent, 47 Christie. Jami. 20. 60. 67 Christinas. Candy. 47. 60 Cimino. Frank. 13 Cimino, Rosemary, 20 Cochran, Louise. 21. 77 Combs. Bobby, 47 Cordova. Carlos. 21 Cordova. Leroy. 88 Cordova. Mike. 30. 32. 47 Cordova, Richard, 21 Cordova, Tito Cordova. Tony. 21 Cornay. Anthony. 47. 79, 83 Cortez, David. 30 Cruz. Alfonso. 21 Cruz. Domingo. 21 Cruz. Jimmy, 21 Cruz, Kenneth Cruz. Mary. 18. 88 Cruz. Vangie, 47 Cunieo. John. 88 Cunieo. Shirley. 88, 103 Dabovieh. Pete, 30 Dahl. Glenna. 21. 60. 69 Darras, Ernest, 88 Darras, Larry. 21 Davis. Calista. 88. 103 Davis, Ronnie. 21 Decker. Jana. 62. 81. 88. 103. 110 Della Cortc. Delray. 47. 56. 60. 69, 79 Demehek. Barbara. 21. 60. 69 Demchek. Will, 87 Dial. Rob. 21 DiLisio. Chris. 48. 60. 69 DiLisio, Tony. 21 Donati. Bill. 30. 31, 44. 65, 79. 81, 84. 88. 89. 100. 103. 110. Ill Duran. Anthony. 21 Duran, Patricia. 88 Duran. Ray, 21 Duran. Ronnie, 48 Eagan. Joe. 21. 79 Earls. D'Aun, 88 Eddy. Mike. 30. 32. 18. 62. 3 Ellis. Ruth. 48. 64. 83 Enrinias. Armando. 21 155 Encinias. Erlinda, 21, 79 Engler. Paula. 18 Engler. Naomi. 21 Esi|uihcl. Joe, 34, 44. 89 Esquibel. Pete, 30. 44, 48 Evans. John Feldman, Jerry, 89 Feldman, Tom. 48 Fernandez. Danny, 21 Fernandez. Frank, 30. 31. 34. 35. 39. 89 Fernandez, Lawrence, 48 Fernandez, Roy, 48 Ferranti. Bill. 48. 64. 65 Ferrari, Charmaine, 48. 60 Ferrero, David. 30 Ferrero. Tony, 30. 31. 39. 89 Fissel. Kelly, 89 Flaming. Kenny. 30. 31. 89. 96 Flores. Catherine French, Kyle. 18. 81. 82. 83 French. Reid. 18 Fres )uez, Gary. 21 Frueehting. Gayle. 48. 60. 79. 83 Gabriele, Gary. 22 Gagliardi. Joe. 15 Gallagher. Build. 15 Gallagher. Kurt. 84. 90. 103 Gallegos, Barbara. 22. 60 Garcia. Jane. 66. 90 Garcia, Louis, 13 Garcia. Lucille, 22 Garcia. Michael, 90 Garcia. Paul. 22 Garcia. Paul. 90 Garcia. Richard. 39. 49 Gatti. Stanley. 49. 77. 82. 83 Gerlge. Annette, 22 Gertge. George. 30 Gilbert. Billie. 61. 62. 82. B3. 90 Gomez, Mary Ann. 22, 60, 77 Gomez. Rosalie. 67. 90 Gonzales. Barbara, 49. 60. 77 Gonzales. Beatrice, 49 Gonzales. David, 22 Gonzales, Debbie. 49, 60. 81 Gonzales, Frances. 77. 90 Gonzales. Karen. 41. 49. 60 Gonzales, Michael. 22 Gonzales, Nancy, 18. 81, 8-1. 90. 103. 106. 107 Gonzales. Patricia. 58. 59. 62. 66. 67. 91. 106. 107. 112. 114 Gonzales, Ronnie, 22 Goosey, Charles, 49 Goosey. Sally, 22 Grano. Louise, 91 Grant. Sandra. 58. 59. 79, 84. 89, 91. 103. 110 Gray. Fred. 15. 83 Green. Bruce, 22 Grine. Eloisa. 22 Grille. John. 91 Groves, Terry. 22 Grulielnik. Carol. 49 Grultclnik. Dale. 30 Grulielnik. Gary. 30 Guara. Joe. 22 Guara. Rudy. 49 Gutierrez. Esther, 49. 77 Hall. Myra, 15 Hall. Ted. 22. 69 Hall. Tom. 49. 68. 69 Harder. Mark. 26 Heider. Barbara. 22 Herrera. Sarab. 22 Hershberger. Gary. 82. 83. 91 Hilley. James, 22 Hilley, John. 49 Hood. Roger. 49. 79. 83 Horner. John, 49 Horner. Julie. 49. 60. 77 Hronich. Albert, 22. 83 Hronich, Philbert, 22. 83 laeobelli. Ron. 50 Jackson, Linda, 16 Jackson. Mikalene, 50. 60 Jeffryes. Randy. 39. 50. 65 Johnson. Darlene. 23, 60. 83 Johnston, Genevivc, 16. 66. 67 Jojola, Stcpahnic, 60. 61, 62. 91 Jones. Marti Ann. 50. 60. 69. 83 Kastler. Kelli. 50. 60. 69. 77. 81, 82. 83 Kearney. Grace, 50, 68. 69 Kearney, Patricia, 23. 69 Kersh. Blake. 23. 30 Kcrsh. Krista. 58. 59. 62, 79. 91 Kesler. Dale. 30 Kesler, Gary. 50 Kinney. Robert. 23, -14, 79 Koon. Kathy. 23 Krivokapich, John. 14 Kropf. Wade. 30. 91 Kru ylae, Carol. 23 Kuzara. Lisa. 18. 76. 77, 81, 91 Lackey, Kevin. 50. 56. 79. 83 lain, Maril, 18. 64. 69. B3. B4. 91. 103. 112 Laramie, Sherry, 23 lark. Eddie. 91 lark. Sheila, 23, 76. 77. 79. 82. 83, 109 Lewis. Danny. 92 Ley. Fred, 23 Liles. Russell, 92 Linker. Joe. 50 Lobb, David, 92 Long. Grant. 23 Long, Walter, 92 Lopez. Theresa, 67. 77, 92 Lucero. Linda. 23 Lucero, Phillip Lumpee, Shery l, 16 Lusk. Bill 50 Maddaleni, Paul. 92. 103 Macias, Patricia. 23 Madrid. Cathy. 50 Maes. Andy, 30. 32, 44, 50 Mahannah. Dick, 92 Main. Karen. 50. 60 Malcom. Lena, 50, 62, 69 Manfredi. Mark. 92 156 Mangirio. Paul, 30 Marchctti, Kenneth. 92 Marrhelti, Sil ia. 23 Marchiondo, Katy. 50, 83 Mares. Frank Mares. Josephine, 23 Marquez. Barbara, 23. 60 Martin. Pam. 68. 69. 92 Martin. Paula, 23. 77 Martinez, Aaron, 18 Martinez, Charlene. 50. 60. 67. 69 Martinez, Danny, 30. 32. 44. 51. 65. 92 Martinez. Ertninda, 18. 93 Martinez. James, 30 Martinez, John. 51 Martinez. John. 23 Martinez. Julie, 23 Martinez, Linda, 51 Martinez, Raymond. 23 Martinez. Tim. 23 Masearenas, Frank. 24. 30 Masearenas, James. 24 Masearenas, Kenneth, 93 Maschio, Beth. 58. 59. 93. 103 MeElroy, Cheryl. 23 MeCinty. Ken, 16 MrQueary, Howard. 34, 35. 83. 84. 92. 103. 107 Medina. Ceeilia, 51 Medina. Larry. 66. 93 Mendez. Michael. 51 Mileta. Mary Nell, 16. 58 Milkovieh. Paula. 24. 60. 69. 83 Mitchell. Wylie. 16. 79. 81 Modrieh. l.arry. 16 Mondragon, Adrian. 51. 68. 69 Momlragon, Charlene. 24. 69 Mondragon. Christine, 24. 69, 77 Montoya. Amanda. 51 Montoya. Bertha. 18. 58. 59. 76. 82. 83. 93 Montoya, Bernard, 24. 25. 27, 30. 33. 79 Moore, Joe. 93 Morrow. Dennis Mora. Paul. 93 Moreno. John, 30. 93 Morgan. Austin. 30 Mulling . Dick. 83. 8L 94. 103. 110 Mullings. Janoon. 51. 60. 68. 69. 79 Munden. Paul. 34. 36. 64. 79. 81, 82. 83. 84. 94. 102. 103. 110, 111 Muniz. Rita. 51. 60. 67. 69. R3 Muniz. Rosolla. 51 Musso, Barbara. 51 Newton. Marvin, 17. 62 Norman. Robert, 94 Olguin. Linda, 51. 60 Ortega. Barbara. 51 Ortega. Felix. 24 Ortega. Jeanette. 94 Ortega. John Ortega. Tony. 62. 94 Ortiz. Anthony, 94 Ortiz. Beth, 24 Ortiz. Eli •na Ortiz. Palsy. 24 Ortiz. Rolx-rt Ortiz. Vincent, 51 Owens. Terry. 24. 69. 79 Ottley. Jan, 16 Pacheco, Estevan, 30. 94 Pacheco, Juan. 51 Pacheco. Ronnie. 24 Pacheco, Yolanda Padilla. Carmen, 51 Padilla. Jake. 94 Padilla. Pauline, 51. 60. 81 Padilla. Robert. 62. 94 Padilla. Virginia. 94 Paiz. Desi. 30. 32. 44. 52, 65 Paolino. Charles. 17. 65 Parker. Diane. 81. 83. 94. 103 Parker. Ethel, 17 Parker. Jeanie, 24 Pendleton. Ned. 24. 30. 65. 79. a3 Perkovieh, Deanna. 26. 60 Peryatel. Patti, 79. 82. 83. 94. 103. 110. 112 Pesikan, Lynna Rae, 52, 81 Peterman, Barry. 58. 59. 84. 95, 103. 110 Pino, Albert. 30. 95 Polage. Blaine. 62. 76. 77. 95 Polage, Janis, 24, 83 Price. Alva, 17 Price. Delton. 44. 52. 62, 65 Prolazi, Louis. 52 Proffitt, Kristy, 40. 58. 59. 69. 76, 77. 81. 95. 103 Quintana. Bernice, 52. 60 Ragsdale, Robert. 78. 79. 81. 95, 103. 110 Ragsdale. Robin. 44, 52. 60. 69. 79, 81 Raseon. Eugene, 24 Rascon. Vernonica, 24 Raught. Donna. 24. 83 Rea. Bi tty, 17. 69 Redd. Glen. 52 Redolfi. Bruno, 30. 32. 44, 52. 55 Rigusa, Sam. 17, 30. 31, 34 Rcpola. Gene. 30. 31 Riali. Vincent, 33. 52. 64. 65 Rice. Lynn. 95 Riddiford. Malt. 64. 79. 83. 95. 103. 110 Ridenour, Isaac. 24 Riker. David. 17. 76. 77 Rivali. Kelly. 24 Rivera. Patrick. 54, 64. 69. 78. 79 Rivera. Tony. 77. 78. 79. 95. 110. Ill Robertson. Jean. 52. 64. 79, 83. 112 Romero, Albert, 24 Romero. Caroly n. 24 Romero, Christine, 61, 77. 96 Romero, Dolores, 25 Romero, Louie, 52 Romero. Manual. 52 Romero. Mary Ann. 52 Romero. Rosa Lee. 61. 96 Roper. Mary Lynn, 60. 61. 82. 83. 90. 96. 103. 110, 115 157 Rossetti. Deborah, 52. 83 Roybal. Patrieia. % Ruiz, Charlotte, 25 Russell, David. 25 Russell. Mary Adeline. 77. 96 Sadeik. Linda, 62. 82. 83. 84, 97 Salas. Cathy. 25 Salas. Joey. 39. 52, 62 Salas. Loretta. 25 Salas. Riehard. 25 Salazar. Gilbert. 30. 31. 34. 36. 90. 96 Samora. Barbara. 52. 60. 69 Sandoval. Betty, 97 Sandoval, Gabriel. 25 Sandoval. Phillip. 34. 36. 97 Sandoval. Sandy. 79. 81. 89. 97, 103 Saraeino. Mary Lou, 52. 69 Seanlon. Mike. 52 Searselli, Michael. 52. 64 Sehulte. Max. 62. 97 Sehuster. Ken. 62. 97 Scott, Barbara. 25 Seiaeea. Tom. 52 Segotta. Andy, 53 Scgeelta. Eddie. 25. 44 Segotta. Neil, 30 Segotta. Riehard. 53 Segura. Mary Jane, 53. 67 Self. Dawn, 53 Shubert, Betty, 58. 59. 79. 84. 96. 100. 103. 110. 111. 112 Shubert, Rose Ann, 17 Silva. Kathy. 25 Sinlas. Alfred, 96 Sintas, Gary. 53 Sisneros. Jew. 54. 69. 81 Sisneros, Melvin. 25 Skow, Lisa. 25. 40. 60. 76. 77 Skow, Linda. 53. 55. 60, 64. 69, 76. 77. 78. 81 Smith. Brad. 53 Smith. Henry, 53 Smoker. Ingrid. 25. 60. 83 Solis .. Carlos. 97 Sonehar, Wayne, 25. 30. 33 Solano. Ralph. 79 Sproule, Wayne, 53 Stanfield. Wes. 53 Starkovich. Clint. 30 Slilinovich, Glen, 25. 76. 77 Stohr. Kenneth. 25 Sloudt, Mike, 97 Stuart. Tracy, 18. 61. 79 Swanson. Murray. 53 Swanson, Robert, 83. 97. 103 Swanson. Roberta 18. 60. 79. 81. 82. 83. 81. 98. 102. 103, 111. 114 Tafoya. Jerry. 30. 33, 53 Tapia. Kathy, 25. 77 Tapia. Steve Tarufelli. Cheryl. 25. 60. 79. 81. 83 Thompson. Ethna. 18 Thompson. Sharon, 25. 77 Tibljas, Gary. 34. 36. 39, 65. 81. 98. 103. 110. Ill Tibljas, Orie. 98 Toothman, usan................ e i, , , , Tooth man, Susan, 51. 60. 79. 81. 83 Torrez, Vicki 18. 79. 81. 82. 83. 98. 103 Towndrow. Byron. 30 Towndrow. Terry. 30. 31. 34. 36. 98 Trainham. Pam. 18. 61. 98 Trujillo. Danny. 53 Trujillo. Debra. 25 Trujillo. Jerry, 25, 30. 33. 44. 65 Trujillo. John, 26 Trujillo. Judy, 53. 60 Trujillo. Louise. 14 Trujillo. Mary Jane. 53, 69 Trujillo. Ronnie. 53 Trujillo. Rose Marie-. 53. 60 Turne-r. ljrry. 30. 32. 39. 65. 99 Turne-r. Pe-rry, 18 Uliharri. Lynda. 53 Unge-r. Jeehn. 34. 99 Valdez. Roseanna, 18. 67. 99 Valve-rele-. Diane-, 53. 60. 67 Valverele. Eva. 67. ‘19 Vargas. Tom, 54 VcrDool. Michael, 30. 54. 79 Vi. hare-lli. Patrick. 30. 33. 44. 54 Vigil. Esther. 26 Vigil. Leire-tta. 26 Vigil. Manual. 99 Vigil. Pete, 99 Vigil. Raymond, 26 Valpato. Ke-n. 13 Wakefield, Linda. 54. 60 Wakefield. Lynn. 54. 77 Walton, Lynette, 54. 60 Walton. Mary Je� . 109 Webster. Darla. 26. 60 Wengert, Allan. 30 Whe-e-ler, Ray White-man. Lyle-. 30 Wilkins, Connie-. 76. 82, 83. 99, 106. 107. 114 Wilkins. Steve. 83. 99. 103 Williams. C. E.. 12 Williams. Reese- Ann. 26. 60. 69 W ilseen. Debbie, 99 W'ime-r, Virginia. 18 W inn. Robert, 54 Woeed, Quintem. 99 W eeeMlwarel, Laura, 54, 79. 83 Weeeeely. Rieky. 30. 33. 54 Yob. David. 30. 33. 44. 54 Yeeb. De-leeerah. 54 Yob. Shareen. 26. 27. 79. 81 Yeerk. Glen, 30. 33. 54 York. Rieky. 39. 51 •NOT ALL PAGE NUMBERS ARE LISTED. 158 Our Year At R.H.S f It went by much too fast, but it allowed all the administration, sophomores, juniors, and seniors to formulate fond memories. This is not the end, for each of us have many good years ahead. So, we close wishing all of you the very best future! 159 Desiderata Max Ehrmann GO PLACIDLY AMID THE NOISE AND HASTE. AND REMEMBER WHAT PEACE THERE MAY BE IN SILENCE. AS FAR AS POSSIBLE WITHOUT SURRENDER BE ON Good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to others, even the dull and ignorant; they too have their story. Avoid loud and aggressive persons, they are vexations to the spirit. If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain and bitter; for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself. Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans. Keep interested in your own career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Exercise caution in your business affairs; for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is; many persons strive for high ideals; and everywhere life is full of heroism. Be yourself. Especially, do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love; for in the face of all aridity and disenchantment it is perennial as the grass. Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be, and whatever your labors and aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul. With all its sham, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. 160 V rv' v. . t .f •j; � � A v ‘. r: f ■ 11.. • li • ... ' V ?■ ;i II • - ' •. I i: 4 S ?• n,n •.� • ■ • it v t .V -If. • • A I 1 • f •' il. tv • Sy 4 •wV Ah. w ' • k teiV .5. %ii V };%v 1 u • 1 ♦ t • ‘ • , • • ‘1 V 94 4 • ' 4 '1MV. • V. £ f fe v • 'fu :- ■■• . f -V- M K U. .1 r. � k r) • V’i � s ' -♦ • iu 1 r • .v;.v, % ; to s ,. .4 . . . • •• - li