San Jon High School - El Coyote Yearbook (San Jon, NM)

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fournalism Class During the year the journalism class published the school paper once a month. They were also responsible for the publica- tion ofthe annual, EL COYOTE. One of the largest papers published was the COYO- TE CLASSIFIED AD PAPER. Four hundred and fifty copies were issued, The distribution of School Day Pictures always created an air of excitement, These pictures are treasured by all students for they enjoy exchanging pictures with their classmates. Too, the annual fund receives a commission from the sale of these pictures. Meeting an annual deadline is some- thing that calls for a celebration, and that is exactly what the annual staff .did when they met their first deadline. 1 v r lf' r ' I 3-E il si. ,:-.- ,iv -f Q, f '- Tv' .,,-

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Awards Sandra Bone was chosen as the DAR Good Citizen. The Good Citizens are selected from the girls of the Senior Class and must possess the following qualifications: Dependability Service Leadership Patriotism Sandra also was the winner of the 1957- 58 Scholarship and a Highlands Day Certifi- cate in shorthand. The two seniors receiving the Babe Ruth Award were Janie Tillman and Dwight Jobe. This selection is kept broad, and sportsman- ship is stressed, including activities in the school room, on the athletic field and play- ground, in the school community, in the immediate home environment, and in the church and home community. The award is given for sportsmanship and not for mere competitive excellence, popularity, winning the most letters, and the like. The I Dare You or Danforth Award was given to Sandra Bone and Bill Shiplet. This award is given to the senior girl and boy who will most likely take the dare and make a success in life.