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

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'Mudd -.-1-4.1! GRADE QUEEN and KING PRIMARY QUEEN and KING Bonnie Norred - Don Purcell Rhonda Gowdy - Jim Purcell QIUOQ cgcfoof Queen Rhonda and King Jim were attended by runners-up, Leann Smith and Loren Paris, first gradeg and Janice Terry and Duel Paris, third grade. Attendants for Queen Bonnie and King Don were Gary Irving and Joletha Roberts, seventh grader runners-up, Rex Frost and Kay Terry, fourth grader Mary Jane Willis and Dean Fox, sixth grader and Phyllis Terry and Mitchell Roberts, eighth grade.

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'hm Anticipating high school days were Phyllis Terry, Verna Beth Sasser, Sharon Jack- son, Vernelle Olsen, Kathy Koons, Ray Terrell, Mitchell Roberts, Jim Owen, Joe Chambers, and Andy Gutierrez as they were promoted from the eighth grade. ff graofz xerczlses Mr. Riley, Mr. Waltrip, and Mr. Owen assisted Mr. Childs, class sponsor, with the program. Jim Owen was Master of Ceremonies. The eighth grade girls, accom- panied by Mr. Childs, sang Open My Eyes at the promotion exer- cises.

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cscgoof Opereffa Carnival Capers, a chi1dren's operetta in two acts, was presented by the children of grades one through four on March 18, at 7:30 in the San Ion Auditorium. The setting of the play was in the deep woods on a moonlit night. The leading characters con- sisted of King Cole, Queen of Hearts, Theopilus Tur- tle, Knave of Hearts, Rabbit, Bow-Wow, Quack Quack, Henny Penny, Willie the Wolf, Wolf TV, Grandmother Riding Hood, Sandman, Little Bo Peep, Mother Hubbard, Little Boy Blue, Little Miss Muffet, Jack, the Piper's son. Choruses were frogs, fairies, children who play in the woods , hickory dickory dock, baanbaa black sheep, mice, cats, and the ICH little Indians.