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

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Gazing across the span of space into the cinemascope of the future, these members of the Science Club patiently await the coming of the new age. They are from left to right, Jimmie Tillman, David Alexander, Sue Shafer, Linda Jackson, Marilyn Moore, reporterg Darrel Bone, vice-presidentg Justine Standridge, secretaryg Jerry Tillman, president, Sue Wood, Mr. Masters, sponsor, Jerry Vick, Doug Jackson, Fred Warmuth, Jay South, Larry Davis, Barbara Willis, Keith Bond, Gary Frost, Dwight Jackson, Audie Waltman, Peggie Oldham, Mr. Childs, Patsy Wood, Patsy Brown, Eddie Southerland, Margaret Shafer, Kathy Wood, Pat Sasser, Connie Ortiz, Beth Lane, Larry Barnett, Cherry Morgan, Barbara Oldham, Ronnie Koons, Carl Terrell, Roland Gardner, Bill Warmuth, Pat Tillman, Bob Carter, Delbert Bone, and Lucky Carter. czen ce vealed in a demonstration and talk on the different types of light--natural p and electric--given by Dr. Spalding, E. N.M. U. Physics professor, assisted by Paul Gibson, a graduate of San Jon High School. The theme of one meeting was re- To demonstrate the use of the Fresnel lense was one topic of this traveling science teacher's discussion. During his week at San Jon, Mr. McGuire , presented various demonstrations to ' the students.

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Leading the F. F.A. members in their search for improvements to be made in the field of farming and ranching were Freddy Davis, parliamentariang Bobby Carter, sentinel, Jim Foster, reporter, Pat Tillman, treasurer, Larry Barnett, secretaryg Darrel Bone, vice-president, and Tommy Barber, president. Standing behind the leaders, the members were Lee Stone, Carl Terrell, Delbert Bone, Bob Vance, Johnny Lrving, Roland Gardner, Jimmie Tillman, Gary Frost, David Alexan der, Jerry Vick, Bill Warmuth, Lucky Carter, Paul Morris, Monty Sasser, Mr. Willis, sponsor, and Ronnie Koons. 2751 Audie Waltmon received high honors in the East Central F. F. A. district speaking contest when he placed first over contestants from four other schools. Audie, a freshman, represented this district in the state contest at Moriarty, New Mexico, on January 30, 1960. la- i- 2 n d -tg-:A V. ' ,f -

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- -u,...l Mountains are said to have wisdom, people should like them be. Mountains are worn by erosion, people will no more be, but wisdom will live on forever, throughout eternity. This is a characteristic view of the badlands west of San Ion.