Tularosa High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Tularosa, NM)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1960 volume:

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M5 wx W M V-q W' EW QW y' , Q WWW M Wk, W M Li N94j63JNiJffM few Rl 4 1 , Elm V X' I fiffiffdfiiiffgf ,MLA V19 gdfffy f2,iW2ffg wg L M xi f f A I ' it , 1, 'i L 1 il ' r I . 1 n V 5 fi Q Lp 1 71 gl no K 0 I .ii A 5 ,Fx V. gh- ' V X' L ,SN N 1' ' V! f 5QII'6'Wl7I'd H, X fl , lik: f' 4, ' 'EWR :X 4 We, the Annual Class of 1960, have done our best to provide the 1959- , X7 11.11 1960 students of Tularosa High School with a remembrance of the small joys f ' 4 fl sorrows, and many other memories that occurred within the halls of the Tula- fi s, C, - ' ,Ll -A If I IpS3ISChOO1 this year. 4 r . X ' Cattle of Presentation ,Melnorial Sontents Superintendent and Prinerjoalis Messages Propnesy Hills Dedication Seniors Staff juniors Senool Srnployed Sopnornores ?resnrnen Activities junior J-fran Snapshots Slasses 5 V Q. Advertising 9 0 5 4 ., Q rv , .4 N'-A ARO fv-W S4 NEW MEXICO f- I F n I' ,Q I L. H 5 I -G I -1 U I Y' 4 H S ,Z 'G I I 4 E I in N lv I . S 5 5 S 6 . 2 E I . ,. . ., E . I! In I .. . 3 'I P E E 2 E 5 5 E a I w 3 E I 5 1 F : E 3 H 5 5 5 E 5 1 5 E Pl Y 5 Y a p. E 5 H 2 I if 111 LQ'f1 5 K 'Fl.Tl2.l':!.11'l' Q I li1f.'1pV'f-TJYJY-W4 TB 'WILD Y KHJIVH :tl Q11 IT' l'l1ljfJ I FQLY' DQIXZJPY Y! l'n'.K'L' IYI' A Tiilk I ! A'L'flZ l.? 1147.2 V1 x1?.! YUUXA ffklllirnf I YQLYUIP Ill I JAX! Szgverinfmdmi is Message Congratulations to the staff of the 1960 Wildcat. May I assure you that I realize the hours of hard work that have been involved in the publication of this veryfine volume. It will serve as a mem- orable record of your days spent in Tularosa High School. As you leave this school and go on to other ed- ucational or occupational pursuits, my very best wishes for your success go with you. Very truly yours, Nathan B. McNeil1y Superintendent Af' MRS. LOIS LACKEY Secretary To the Wildcat Staff and Student Body: The many hours of effort required to publish this book are hours not spent in vain. You can be happy with the thought that you are sharingyour- self, your knowledge and your labors with others. There is no greater joy than the satisfaction of knowing you have contributed to the happiness of your fellow man. Not only at present, but for many, many years. people will gain enjoyment from thumbing through this book, thanks to you, the Wildcat Staff of 1960. Ross G. Lockhart Principal MRS. SHIRLEY POWELL Secretary Priucfpal is Message The Wildcats Staff of 1960 proudly wishes to dedicate this yearbook to the faculty, if an outstanding group which has done many things in helping us to accomplish our goal at T. H. S. . , ,V ,fr Vg.. 4, y . 4 MR. IOHN R. GRIFFIN Guidance Director Illinois State University University of Illinois New Mexico Western College B.E., M.A. MR. STEPHEN HOPKINS History and Math Southeastern State College, Durant, Olka. B. S. I r l MR. K. C. CHEW Mathematics Northwest State, B..-X. MR. EMIL WOHLGEMUTH Spanish and English New Mexico M. A. MRS. MARIE IOHNSON History and Typing West Texas State, B.B.A. , M.B.A. MR. WILLIAM MADDEN English University of Pittsburgh University of Illinois A. B. , M. A. ,V ..ff if: ' ., . 95:3 f fe' fr MRS. JENNIE SIMPERS History Baylor U., M.A. MR. ROBERT TINNELL Physics, Math, and G.S. Iowa State Northwest Missouri State B.S. M fg .pp , MRS. FRANCIS WATSON Librarian and English Georgetown College Georgetown Peabody A.B., A .A. MR. AMOS MELHNDEZ Biology New Mexico State B. S. X S. 1.4 'M..alYi , 3 I,-'i ,215 qix MRS. TERESA HOLGUIN Home Economics New Mexico State B. S. MR. VIZRNON SNODGRASS Cornmcrvizil lllglllllIlLlS U. ll. A. 1. F fig .. i V, ,f U MR. CLYDE DUCKWALL English, and Journalism Central State College, Graduate Work at Central State A.B. , B.S. MR. MICHAEL DORAME P. E. Colorado State B. M. I , 'N' 'n F' ' . is , 'EPQ f f' ff 74 'M' l' Q f gzggyig r ,,3,,5,3V., ft, 4 E xml, .Ji MR. HOMER IVY Music Mississippi Southern College B. M. E. MR. ROBERT HERRON P.E. and Drivers Ed. Colorado State Graduate School U. of Oregon B.A. X MISS CECILIA Pc-XMOA P. E. , and History New Mexico State B. S. MR. RAYMOND KOLE Band Chicago Music School wa ' X MR. WILLIAM JOHNSTONE MR. C. B. IESSON Arta and Crafts and Mechanical Agriculture Drawing Mexico City College New Mexico Highlands B.A., M.A. Iowa State B .S . Aufvgraphs 'E , , W ,e XX -.H 1 1 I ,ai sfv- yd Roy Beanblossom, Tony Beanblossom, Art Blazer, Celso Telles 15' u s LD r i U cr I' 5' 0 ln el If ' Y 1 J' i '-f M l vi' E Marie Hubble, Edna Torrez, Juanita Provencio, Nellie Juanique, Irene Reed, and Nolene Nowell CNOI Picturedj. Y -QI - James Duran Dernnbel Chavez Frank Gomez L7 Il S I 0 11 I. l I1 I1 S ...J O J i 6' 6' e I I7 Gloria Castillo and Barbara Marr L' I 6 r a r I a I4 s Helen Flores, Dorothy Weights, Dolores Weights, Shirly Daves, Rosemary Breu- ninger, Cloma Tucker, Janet DeLanoy, Ruthena Guerra, Pat Busby, Evenly Nowell, Larry Lampert, Beatrice Carillo, Mrs. Frances Watson, Raymond Young. Leon Bowman, Sandy Robinson, Sandy Steward, Viola Sartin, Sophia Fatty, Jody Yazza, Nancy Duran, Celia Torrez, Ralph Perales, Richard Saenx, Larry Salcido, James Busby, Jimmie Parker, and Mike Raon. Iiafcleria H e I p J ii' :nal-L -.. ,.,... l ,LJ DWAYNE BOOKOUT Ambition: To find a sandbox for my girlfriend after I prove 200 proof can be only 99. 9010 Class Tremurer lg Choms 25Il.!11i0I Play: Honor Society 2.3.4. RAYMOND CHAVEZ Annbirionz To be a wheel someday Student Council Reprwentativeg Sergeant-at-Arms for Student Council 3g Band Secretary 4: Band 2, 3. 4g Junior Play Stage Handg Dance Band 4g Math and Science Club 3, 4. TONY CORDOVA Ambition: To stay married for the next 100 years. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, Class Favorite 1, 2, Student Council 4. KAY CAMPBELL Ambition: To drive in the Indiana- polis Speed Race 1961. Pep Club 1,2,3, FHA 1,2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2, A Chorus 4, Stage Hand for Junior Play 3. BEATRICE CARRLLLO FHA' 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Class Vice President 1, Chorus 2, 3, Junior Play 3, Pep Club Vice Presi- dent 3. GARY DAVES Ambition: To get through college. Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Truck l,2, Class Secretary lg Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4: Math and Science Club 3, 4, Year Book 4. LORENZO DAVALOS Ambition: To own a yacht with a built in Marilyn Monroe. Class President 1, 3, Class Vice President 2, Student Council 4. GLORIS C ASTILLO Ambition: His initials are H.H. FHA Treasurer 4, FTA President Junior Play, Baud 2, 3, Student Council 3, Newspaper Editor 2. 4 :--: A Nw 1. 5 I V 5 -Y 1. 1 in 'll' . HY? f 7312. -iw ' .QJLN 1 9 it Q Lf 'x T.1 !,'V' c a 9'5- ,,,su1kpY W e e ',.' .V H ' 'gixiif' as A My .1 ' nj' MAURICE HOBSON Ambition: To explore Venus, the planet, that is. FFA l,2,3,4, Treasurer 35 Nation- al Convention Delegate 35 Nation- al Honor Society 2, 3, 45 New Mexico Boys' Stateg Best Dressed Boy 2, 4, LINDA HARDEN Chorus 1,2,3, 4g Majorette l,2,3, 45 FTA 3, 45 Class President 45 Honor Society 2, 35 Student Govern- mentg Head Twirler and Drum Major 4, 1 l RUFINA GUERRA Ambition: To be a Lawyer and defend my Juvenile friends. Chorus 2, 3, 45 Library Assistant 2. 3, 45 Library Club5 Wildcat Senior Editor 45 Annual Staff 4. ALEX IARAMILLO Ambition: Never to miss a hunting season. Basketball l,2,35 Football l, I BILLY lRVlNE Ambition: To direct an orchestra in Carnegie Hall. Band 1,2,3, 4, President 45 Sun Bowl 1,2,3,4gIl1l'1i0I P1ay5 Math and Science Club 2.3. CORINA LOPEZ Ambition: To have my own sports car. Pep Club 1,2.3,45 FHA 1,2,3,4: Chorus 2,35 Football Queen 2: , Class Secretary 2.35 Music Festival 2.3. , LARRY LAMPERT Ambition: To own a car that doesn't use gas. Math and Science Club 4g Library Club 3g Library Assistant 4. BUDDY MITCHELL Ambition: To own a Cadillac full of blondes. FFA 1,2. 3. Z NELLIE LUEVANO Ambition: To have my own car. Chorus 4g Journalism 4. BARBARA MARR Ambition: To live on Primrose Lane. Annual Co-Editor 4g FHA l,2,3, 4, President 3, 45 Miss Sadie Hawkins 4g Annual Treasurer 4g Student Council 2g Library Assistant 4. EDWARD LITTLE Ambition: To be a girls' P.E. teacher. Football 2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 3 4g Baseball 35 FFA President lg Little Abner 4g,Mr. THS 4g Honorable Mention 3. KENNETH NOWELL Ambition: To get my Dr. degree in Forestry and marry Beverly. FFA l,2,3,4g FFA Presidentg Li- brary Clubg Math and Science Club. f .EW -.' - -..I had ix U JIM MCNATT Ambition: To be a rich, Polo playing playboy. National Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Class President 25 Boys' Stateg Class Favorite 3g Vice President 3 FFA Reporter 35 Math and Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ROMELO PROVENCIO EVE-LYN NOV-'ELL fmriro Hxnait Ambition: To work on supersonic AYYNJIUOU TO flde IU 3 CBT UNI vrb c s c e jet aircrafts. doesn HHH OUY Of Sai 1-F A 1 -i See e Artist of Annual Staffg Design of FHA 2 3 Band 1 2 3 MUQIC FCQU Foe 'W tl' Nc e. te Tularosa Hi. School Flag. val 1 f- 3 Jumor Play Llbfafl X V 4, H' l HW YQ 'wmv 'aj' M LARRY SALCIDO Ambition, To buy me a Corvette and live it up. Football l,2,3, Basketball 1,2,3, Baseball 1,2,3, Annual staff 1,4, Class Favorite 1. FRANCIS SMITH Ambition: To be a bachelor for the next four years. Football 1,2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council Rep. 4, sun Bowl 1,2,3,4, Friendliest Boy, Class Vice Presi- dent 4, Honorable Mention Foot- ball 1,2. ADELINE SAENZ Ambition: To visit Africa and have my own white guide. Chorus 1 , 2 , 3. VIOLA SARTIN Ambition, To join the Navy and find the Red Sails in the Sunset. Band 3, 4, Chorus 1.2, FTA Secre- tary 3, 4, Wildcat Staff 3, FHA 4, Student Council 4, Wildcat Annu al 4, RICHARD SANDOVAL Ambition: Sit on the corner a watch the girls go by. Il FFA 1,2,3, Band 1,3,4, Foot- ball 4. GENE SPANGLER Ambition, To go to College. Football 1,2,3, 4, Baseball 1, Letterman's Club 2, Wildcat Special Staff 4. . a , I 23 'awww RAYMOND SKAGGS Ambition: To be the only man on a planet occupied by oeautiful women. Junior Playg Math and Science Club l, 2,3g Annual Staff 2, 4, Color Guard 4. SANDRA STEWARD Ambition: To start a boys' club on the moon. Band l,2,3, FHA 1,2,3g Pep Club 1, 2: Junior Play 3g Trampoline Club 3. LAVON STEWART To be a cheerleader at West Point. Chorus 1,2,3, 4g Band 3, 4, Secre- tary-Treasurer 3g FTA 3,45 FHA 3, 45 Student Council President 4, Miss THS 43 Homecoming Queen 4. RAYMOND TORRES Ambition: To go to the moon on my honeymoon. FFA 2,3,4g Ag 2,3,4g District FFA Quiz 2g Annual Staff 4. lf- A x Ai:-Af! li - 3 - CRAYTON WEISLER Ambition: To be an honest Lawyer. Math-Science Club 33 Basketball 3, 4g Student Council Representative 4g Junior Play 3. CLOMA JANE TUCKER Ambition: To be Mr. Lockhart's secretary next year. FHA l,2,3, 4, FHA Reporter 3, Vice President 4, FHA Delegate to State Convention l, 3, Annual Edi- tor 4. ISADORE MENDEZ 'A i L ,, vi fy W . IE A A ' MINERVA TREAS Ambition: To go through college. Ambition: To own a thunderbird. Football 3, 4: Baseball 3: Track 3: Chorus 3, 45 FHA 1, Boys' snare, K. Of 'c. ,1,2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3: Library Assistant 4. Aufagraphs ,LR ,I 'Jugs DENNIS MCDONALD Ambition: To be half as 'good' as Joe Allen. Annual staff Co-Editor 4: Science Club 1: Rod and Reel Club 1: Color Guard 4: Wildcat Special Editor 45 Library Assistant 4. Sen 271' MIB' z Roy Delgado leaves his Mercury to Mannie Dominguez. Isadore Mendez wills his seat on the bus to Lewis Bigmouth. Maurice Hobson wills his wavy hair to David Walker. Lafayette Brooks leaves his ability to do algebra to his sister, Angela. Gene Spangler leaves his B .P. A. Insurance policy Qexpiredj to David King. Beverly Eldridge leaves her ability to pick cotton to Linda Hicks if she ever needs it. Kenneth Nowell wills his ability to get to school on time to Jerry Smith. Pat Busby wills her pretty brown eyes to Jim Miller. Dwayne Bookout wills his ability to get an out- of-town girl friend to David King. Lester Harquess wills his English Ford to Monroe Nowell so he won't have so much car trouble. Richard Saenz leaves the Alamogordo boon docks to George Saenz. Nellie Luevano leaves her journalism desk to Fred Luevano Ir. Leo Nunez wills his brown sweater to Helen Flores. Minerva Treas wills her ability to go to school to Joyce Chino. Joe Mike Saenz wills her dimples to Celia Torrez. Rosemary Breuninger wills her typing ability to Sugar Pops Pete fPeter Kazhej. ' Viola Sartin wills her height to Andrew Nejeres. Ramon Duran leaves his one hundred and one ways to get out of school to Woodie Ostic. Marjorie Goforth leaves her place in the A squad majorettes to Tammy Steward. Sandra Robinson leaves her D. A. to Marty Trollinger if she'll keep it well groomed. Buddy Mitchell wills his ability to play hookey to Monroe Nowell. Anita Dominguez wills her dimples to Irene Gonzales. Raymond Saenz leaves his curly hair to Mr. Melendez. Frances leaves his ability to skip school and not get caught to Andrew Little Jr. Henry Dorame wills his Bongos to Alfred QMouseJ Montoya. Joe Allen wills his hair to all bald-headed teachers. Beatrice Gonzales wills her pretty green eyes to Irene Gonzales. Barbara Marr leaves her ability to catch a man to Edith Young. Cloma Jane Tucker leaves her ability to catch the bus driver to Joan Breuninger. Lorenzo Davalos leaves his position in the Under- world to David Chavez. Richard Sandoval wills his dirty white bucks to Lewis Bigmouth. Ruthina Guerra wills her ability to get along with the teachers to Lydia Castillo. Edward Little wills his football shoes to Larry Bishop. Tony Cordova wills his Ford and spinners to Mr. Chew. Rosie Gallegos wills her flirty ways to Cecilia Gutierrez. Beatrice Carrillo wills to Cecilia Gutierrez her ability to keep true to one boy. Romelo Provencio wills his drawing ability to draw to the Juniors of 59-60. Mike Fairbanks leaves his key to the Athletic Bus to Lewis Bigmouth. Gloria Castillo leaves her ability to play sec- retary to Mr. Lockhart to Gloria Montoya. Iim McNatt leaves his B.P. A. pen to Dennis Marr when he qualifies. Sandra Steward wills her good nature and sense of humor to Tenna Kay Chew. Kay Campbell leaves her bleached blond hair to her witty bitty sister, Meredith. Dennis McDonald leaves his ability to goof off in every class to Marie Payne. La Von Stewart leaves her cow bell to Larry Bishop. Raymond Skaggs leaves his ability to get what he wants to anyone with guts enough to try. Larry Lampert wills his red hair to Jerry Smith. Gary Daves wills his height to Jackie Carrell. Billy Irvine leaves his flashing red convertible to Bertha Sainz. Charles Holder leaves his white shoes to Larry Bishop. Cecilia Rayos wills her Biology grades to Gloria Montoya. Ioe Dominguez wills his brother, Manuel, to all of the teachers. Corina Lopez leaves her ability to run, to Miss Ramos. Emilio Randall wills his Sociology book to Lauro Montoya. Ramon Torrez leaves his ability to forge excuses to Edward Delgado. Beverly Clark wills her ability to read five li- brary books to Dolores Clark. Evelyn Nowell leaves her blond hair and blue eyes to Bobby Richards. Ernest Reynolds wills his ways of driving to . Benny Parsons. Raymond Chavez wills his ability to not get caught to Johnny Valdez. Larry Salcido wills his education to Larry Bishop. Serzizfr 611155 Prvphcry J - L X 3 F Cool Simon 's well-known expresso pad, in sonee dark, deserted alley in Tularosa in the year 2047. As we come upon this scene we hear some cool cat making his spill. Four-score and like 'Y jags ago, a new group emerged from the halls of ol' T. H. S. This crazy group pinned themselves the swingin' hapsters of 1960. As we sit here meditating over a cup of expresso, we see Raymond Chavez, Gloria Castillo, and Nellie Luevano entering the place discussing Dave Brubeck Jr. 's latest jazz recording. Following them we see Eddie Little and Pinky Smith talking to LaVon Stewart, President of the hipsters' council. Playing a thirty year game of chess we see Dennis McDonald being beaten by Lester Harguess. Beatin' out the crazy sounds we hear Rosie Gallegos, Corina Lopez, and Beatrice Carrillo otherwise known as the Bongo Trio. Digging this crazy group the mostg Jimmy McNatt, Dwayne Bookout, and Maurice Hobson almost flip their expresso cups. In a dark corner we can see Joe Allen, beatest ofthe beat, being pinned by a group of crazy chicks, On the other side of the room Marjo- rie Goforth sits in shocked silence as Crayton Weisler makes a spiel on advanced Psychology. Digging a bunch of modern cut murals on the walls are Henry Doramc, Emilio Randall, and Lorenzo Davalos. They really dig Mona Lisa by that famous artist, Romelo qLeonardol Provcncio. Inky Skaggs is holding a lecture on Zen Buddism. His intent students are Ernie Reynolds, Pat Busby, Buddy Mitchell, and Lafayette Brooks. Dancing on the table tops are Larry Lanipert and Evelyn Nowell, Pat Prell and her escort, and Cloma Tucker and a crazy scooter jockey. From a far off pad we can hear Richard Sandoval and Billy lrvine knocking off the crazy sounds of the opera Aida on Bass horns. Being inspired by this jazz is the great modern writer, Gene Spangler, author of Poetry for Beat School Teachers. Practicing their yogi lessons very faithfully are Kay Campbell and Rufina Guerra under the instruction of Sandy Robinson and Gary Daves. Putting together a crazy hi-fi, stero outfit we see Joe Dominguez, Ramon Duran, and Alex Iaramillo. We hear that Kenneth Nowell and Beverly Clark have gotten hitched up and are making a gig in some other town. Discussing the coming end of the world Qwhich has been coming for a hundred yearsj we can hear Raymond Torres, Larry Salcido, and Roy Delgado. We have been clued in that Rosemary Breuninger and Barbara Marr now hold the titles of being the fastest women drivers in the world. We also have had it pegged straight that Linda Harden has finally learned how to play a walking base. Now that they have the hi-fi together Isodore Mendez, Joe Mike Saenz, and Mike Fairbanks bring over a stack of beat blues records by their favorite singing stars, Sandy Steward, and Minerva Treas. Seeing who can drink the most expresso, Viola Sartin is one cuD ahead of Beatrice Gonzales and Cecilia Rayos. We hear that Charles Holder is honorary Fire Chief of all express pads in the area. Beverly Eldridge is real gone. We must announce that Tony Cordova, Leo Nunez, Raymond Saenz, Anita Domin- guez, Richard Saenz, Anita Montoya and Adeline Saenz are all attending a beat college on the west coast. Well, here we must end this wild gig. The cops are raiding the place. 1u ' MQQLY .ff of 12' A C ecmzx RMAQ5, Svomoi YA PX?-Y PM PH Fx XIX-DEL RPN BEN? B9-OOXLS P-S GEL B 'S PNCK BO?-XKEIYY LEON BOVNXPN GLOYJPX CB P-X191 em dem :asm xesi, BEYKYXIK S PRN-1 f Y Y-PJYY 59938509 - Ylice? 9566 P, COQDOXI Px - Secxexaxq 9.1499 f 'heasxxxex 9 BRUCE 9 Ps '3- S D PN BDO OE BPA, TERESI TA CHA V52 DA VID BLAZER TENN DFUVA CORD FRED L UEVAN SH A KAY CHISW OVA O IR. ARON COZZENS if 'UN N-- -6' .4 . 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TIZ R TON aj X TERESITA PADILLA JOFZYM' VALDEZ MARQN PA YM' MARY slvzrlsg M51 VIN WINGFIELD ss mm MLLQOS CLASS OFFICERS David Chavez Iesusita Chavez Larry Bishop SOPHOMORE' S FLOA T .,-.151 fy 2 37' 44 ARLENE BELIN ROBERT BOUDON VICTORIA BETANCUR BARBARA BINY ON CLYDE DAVIS MERYDETH CAMPBELL EDWARD DELGADO LYDIA CASTILLO JACK HENLEY 4r l' rf 'VE A-9,422 ' N. .007 Q ,ff f . r MILDRED ADAMS LOUTS BXGMOUTH NAT A1-1A BACA KAREN BEAN BLOSSOM LARRY BXSHOP SHARON BEANBLOSSON 49 IESUSITA CHAVEZ RAY HERRERA LOYALA CHAVEZ SHIRLEY DA VIS HENRY JARAMILLO LARENE DORAME IANEL FAMBROUGH DAVID KING TERESI TA FIELDS 416 T01 1 39-fm -1 i at AU' .N 1 4, . A ,,.-, A ,, , I 12,31 -Mix? ' 5 Qs,-D fs' I 'l '? X . ' vs' Axe ve A J ur? .I l M AR THA GON ZALES ALBERT LEE NILDA HARGUESS ANDREW LITTLE TROYCE HICKS TERRY MCNATT l Q.. Q47 bm I fs 'F QWQ DOLORES LOPEZ ERP-Y NOWELL I RUFXN A MAGOOSH A MONT OY A GLORI VKRGIL NOWELL DARLEN E MARTINEZ N IONATHAN OLSO FRANCES PROVENCIO BENNY PARSONS . Aibfvikk A 198' BETH I ONES IACK MYERS LINDA IONES IO ANN LACKEY NEI!-IRES ANDREW LOPEZ DOLORES MARIE ff ...y I HKU I JANIE POWER HARRINGTON SAMPSON BOBBIE RICHARDS NIELLIE ROCHA ,OUIS SARBO PLORIA SANCHEZ MARY SHENDO RICHARD SPANGLER CAROL THOMAS T 14 Q-r ff nr 3,4 - A QV V1 1 MARTHA TROLLINGER ROY TELLES JEANETTE YARBROUGH JIMMY VIGIL WANDA YARBROUGH WESLEY WEEHUNT ILENE HOLMES 'W 'W RONNIE ADAMS Autographs K rx 1 f , 1' ROSEMARY CANNON, President DARLENE PAYNE, Vice Presldent ANNE SMITH, Secretary 1 x 3 ix 1 fri NICKIE EPPS, Treasurer Lilly Mae Abney Ansel Austin I oy Adams Esther Baca Jerry Baldonado Ernest Baca Peter Baldonado Joan Breuninger Martha Castillo John Beach Dolores Clark Johnny Breuninger Dalton Caley Rosemary Cannon Truman Cornelirm Mary Frances Crawford Janet Delanoy Ezequel Diaz Manuel Dominguez Raymond Diaz O Raymond Duran Frances Ann Dominguez Tohn Garcia Nickie Sue Epps Olga Espinoza Bill Dick Gililland Mary Lilly Galindo Freddie Gomez David Green ' Rita Hisenberg Jerry Hanway Rosemary Holguin Linda Kelso Peter Kazhe Ginger Kooncc Pay Kirgan John Lackey Erwin LitL1e Antonia Lopez Dane Lopez 'wr 'T -NEWS -LAI x I rt-N wn-ov ' X-.,...f'M' X.-v- t'f n :W .1 -4 ,' 1-39 f' ,L Al in-1 4 .- A A-dl! xl QM ,nie V' .i K NEERP. V X 43 nz 4 .X I Q2 ,X .' '-31. f'rflr lxtlflusa ' 'BQ ' ' V 4 if , 1 H , gg , A 4.1 s X Katherine Mendez Robert Lopez Luz Elva Mendoza Roy Luevano Tony Lopez Cynthia Meklas Delbert Mendez Dorothy Merchant Dixie N orthrip Eugene Marrion Rae Ann Noraker David Mitchell Welton Mock Darlene Payne Gilbert Montoya Roberta Ptelo Frances Pino Monte Morgan Timothy Olson James Parker ,ao L wa T 'P . ,1- LXH I CN. . .1 .3 in DY Y I E 4' :rv Charity Shanta Benny Ramos Anne Smith Andrew Rocha Woodrow Ostic Eufelia Rayos Stanley Parsons Kathrine Schmidn . , Larry Rogers Sara Shanta Robert Sago Mary Lou Sundayman Jean Thomas Jerry Salazar Celia Torrez Freddie Skaggs Earl Sterman Doris Waits Ricky Steward Eddy Suddreth QV! Ronnie Telles Leo Torrez Dorothy Waifs Del Ray Treas David Walker Katherne Henley Dewey Shields Aufagraphs J-Hgh J -0 QQ' N SEVENTH GRADE TEACHERS MR. FIDEL GUTIERREZ - Math :md Science MR. JOHN OR.-XGON - Social Science and Math MR. BOB WATKINS - Social Science and Health MRS. LOUISE JESS-ON - Language Arts EIGHTH GRADE TEACHERS MR. EUGENE JOHNSON - Math and Science MR. VINCENT BUDENHOLZER - Social Science MISS ELLA FANNING - Language Arts A '1 k,n R ,J M Ng X if Q 'L' . Mix 'F' 4577 -1' 4' Betty Allen Josie Duran Lura Efaw Keith Austin Mary Jane Eldridge Billy Box Dorine Enjady Paul Carabajal Mary Ann Fields Manuel Carabajal Lena Gonzales Ronald Cooksey Georgia Gray Godfrey Cordova Patricia Henley Benny Diaz Barbara Hum Jerry Gililland Arlome Angell Pat Guilez Frances Benevidez Milton Hargues Judy Ann Coobey Cayetano Henna Veronica Dorame Carol Irvine Lets Mae Jolsanny Vincent Kole 4: . , - ' 4f, . K. D I f .ft fl. E 1 .1 ?'Y 1 5 , L3 V7, -V' La Vonne Jones Gloria Magoosh Myrtle Malone Dennis Marr Patricia McAllister Johnny McKinley Charolette Mcwhirter Eldon Potts Evelyn Mendez Ralph Reynolds Carolyn Moore Robert Reynolds Isabel Montoya Gregorio Rocha Dorothy Morton Gene Carl Kinzhuma Lorene Nowell George Saenz Lupe Numez Ray Sanchez Marlene Orosco Tony Sanchez Bernice Martinez Larry Vann Joyce Payne Yolanda Portillo Lupe Provencio Benny Iaramillo WX? Q5 ,V i I na X X If ' a QL c, Ester Rocha John Sarbo Beatrice Silva Eugene Youtsey Vicki Telles Juanita Rivas Julia Sanchez Danny Thompson 11 f, l Terry Hughes Ioella Trollinger Pristina Torres Veronica Sainz Bonnie Randall Aufvgraphs D Marrietta Gallerito Phillip Ahidley Homer Abney Virginia Brusaulas Pamela Breuninger Sandra Beach Bentella Brusuelas Esther Benevidez Kim Boyer Frank Padillio Betty Boudon Dale Bryan Joseph Douglas Bates David Belen Johnnie Carr Jimmie Cooksey Carson Corulleo Mary Stella Chavez Teresita Chavez Palmer Canleton Leslie Crandal Larry Davis Donald DaPron Fanny Davalos Gloria Delgado Alvino Duran Sherly Dolan Manuel Diaz Le Roy Franklin Billy Fitts Mary Helen Vigil Par Valdez Viola Gallegas Ella Mae Hosetosavit Gary Hickman T' ,... 5394 Q! l s., of -fl. 4 Bi L 5' lf. 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'X v V ,, ,, Lu-n...s..-,.,r,, f P1-0 Stephen Gutierrez Albert Schmidt Pauline Sanchez Robert Shawley Arcelia Sanchez Sandra Simpson Primitevo Trujillo Sue Green Clifford Gallegos Mariano Guilez Wanda Galendo Frances Valdez Winnie Weisler Helen Wetzel Julia Wurtz George White Elaine Yarbrough Mary Rocha Josephine Pino Arvin Chino Flora Rocha Jane Lopez Loretta Young Caley Jones Kenneth Morgan Jean Ortega Earlene Binyon Kathy Montoya George Estrada Homer Abney Julio Baca Rayburn Chico Nancy Brown Kathy Montoya James Mayberry , P4 vii AY. F' I 4 ' -Y Q ii .,.-. si it 1 C., q-- --Q ,Q 1 Y 'Y 'Q V' X' fvfl A P u I ' I ' .sg f K 6, - 'X fits I .,i.r7lli:.:2sl -J . ' .Lk 'rj' . I lif'-:, .mel gil .,.:' . , ,. .Hug Jfe Air V 4' L X WSE I . A c. 5 A . i,r,,m-A S- , a Sharon Thompson Luis Sanchez Benedict Platta Mary Diaz Leslie Skaggs Simon Benally Aufagrq-,ghg A inside Our School Biology 1151-- A--' m Typing General fwiath fnsidc' Our 541100 ,--J.-an- ' K, . -- 4 . I Home Economics ,- Journalism Lxbrary bOC lO1Ogy fazzrmzhlvm E750 Bah! l We're moving on X F, X ,l' Interesting, huh 'R 'X Couple of krazy seniors Mr. Specks himself. . fx XXJ V57 CL Q Q V Q Vp Q2 Wfjb W y, Wildcat Speeia! Newspaper Stag EVELYN NOWELL, MR. CLYDE DUCKWALL, Advisor. Gene Spangler, Linda Hicks, Edward Little, Beverly Eldridge, Billy Irvine, Joe Mike Saenz, Bertha Sainz, Marie Payne, Francis Smith, Sandra Steward, Leo Nunez, Tony Dorame, Dennis McDonnald, Nancy Burkett. Editor Co-Editor DENNIS MCDONNALD NANCY BURKETT L-.,-isa x Q 8 - -1 , X , r I ilaq f a 3 ,,,,,,,, 9 zouaeqo -PNA W 'P ' ' A ' 'lliii in si: :sa as la: 'F ' ' llll sas: asssffiffiif 55? 553 - 3 H: :se :ee ee: 5':,::e,!i! 'Ill' s f dr E arrears rmiE.i1,., ram 1 f 2 Q r,i'ji-TULARO sa HNGH Sw 004, Dennis McDonald, Richard Saenz, BQ1ij.'Irv.ne, Co:ian ET Lopeg, Maurice Hobson, Larry Szilcido, Lesro Monrolsa, Ramon Torreg Irene Gonzales, Sandra Steward, Du-.alma Bcokogz, Clorxa Tucker CLOMA JANE TUCKER Editor hai! RAYMOND SKAGGS Assistant Advisor ft... 9- - U 1 lv' JJ ' A mff Lopez, Charles Holder, Cecila Rayos, Anita Dominguez, Raymond Skaggs, Viola Sartin, Rosie Gallegos, Beatrice Barbara Marr and Mr. Duckwall - -V- 1 --it-1 -4 1-.,Y . MR. CLYDE DUCKWALL Advisor -Q.. BARBARA MARR Co-Editor C59 L.. R D. Mendez A. Little P. Baldanodo A, Austin ft D. Shields P. Kazhe - 1 G. Spangler R. Perales - 3 For the first time at Tularosa High School the Fathers ofthe Senior members of the football squad were honored at the annual Homecoming ga me in October. They are pictured below: Cleft to rightjz Henry Doramc and Grandfather, Mr. Frank Dorameg Roy Delgado and Father, Mr. Ben Waltcrsg Leo Nunez and Uncle Mr. George Dorameg Richard Sandoval and Father, Mr. Alhcrt Sandoval. Gene Spanglerg Charles Holder and Father, Mr. l. V. Holderg Emilio Randall and Father, Mr. Jim Randallg Mike Fairbanksg Francis Smith and Uncle. Mt. Andrew Little, and Edward Little and Father, Mr. Bernard Little. ibn aa A In li -' ldIfX'T'Y'l VI' ,Lg 'UPU 5 'r41,- , Delgado-4 llolder-3, 4 Gililland-l Smith-l, 2, 4 Ostic 1 NUHCZ-2, 3, 4 Prins-3 Bishop-2 Sandoval-4 Rocha Dominguez-1 King-1, 2 Hallway Montoya Fairbanks-4 This year our only returning regulars were Edward Little and Charles Holder. We had some outstanding Freshman boys and will expect great things of them this coming year. Steve Prinz and Francis Smith were chosen honorable mention All-Staters. Ed- ward Little and Bill Gililland consistantly turned in good games. Even though the Wildcats lost most of their games this year they gained a lot of valuable experience by competition with many teams out of their own district. One of the teams we lost to was Carrizozo who was the runner-up in State Finals for the class C championship. They had seven boys who made first string All,-State. Another team we played was T or C who was undefeated all season and will be in our conference next year. The last time we played them, we lost with a 40-ll score which improved tremendously in later games. When we played against Ruidoso it was for a loss of 7-6. The Wildcats were the first to seore and led the Warriors until the last three minutes of the game, when we lost to them on an intercepted pass. Three teams we lost to were Cobre, Western, and Lordsbnrg. Clobre and Western are both class A schools with a lot of weight to their advantage. We played a very Q good game against Lordsbttrg but were defeated with a score of lil-6. In the first half, the Wildcats gave them some real trouble holding the score at 7-Li, Another team we played against and beat was Santa Rosa who tied for first place in their district. The Wildcats are looking forward to next season when they will have eight fclllrll' ing regulars. With a little more experience and a lot more desire, the Wildcats will be up and at them again. The Wildcats had a lot of players who lettered this season. Seniors are Edward Little, Leo Nunez, Gene Spangler, Francis Smith, Richard Sandoval, Roy Delgado, Charles Holder and Mike Fairbanks. Lettermen returning next year will be Peter Kazhe, Larry Bishop, Manuel Dominguez, Andrew Little, Steven Prinz, Bruce Parker, Louis Bigmouth, David King, Alfred Montoya, Ansel Austin, Ralph Perales, and Bill Dick Gililland. 11V Sfvvflwll Homecoming - 1959 2-f ,hgaw af 31 -4.5 If on Stcw41rLlCrow11cd:1s Ilmum-ulxmixw IIHI een by co-cnplglin I'vl'LlllK'iS Su ' X. ,, xx ,5. 1... X40 13' N' K: sfarsexxuu P1 AYP XXXL LX . . -'H' X X 3 X., .,.. QW... .,. Dwcg 911.11 n .x L x , ,,,,..-n -- Vstcz R.a.'ftc, .vi 'viivf fV?5U7'- Basketball Zapfain EDWARD LITTLE - 1959-60 letterman in football and probably in basketball was the captain of the Wildcat basketball squad this season. This will be his last season with the local five as he is a graduating senior. I 959-60 Wildcat lgaskefball Squad Pictured left to right, standing: Coach Mike Dorarne, Crayton Weisler, Mike Fakbanf. Gary Dates. Francis Smith, Roy Sanchez, Larry Bishop, Alfred Montoya. Kneeling: Leo Xmez. Ralph Perales. Manager Jerry Baldonado, Henry Jaraniillo, and Fred Luevano. At the time of this printing the Wildcats were being considered the hard luck :cart of Sie confer- enceg losing eight of their 16 losses in the last few rninntes of the ganze, mtl' .2 fear other gazttcs being close until the last quarter. In the first game of the season, the gtiine was nip and tuck nntii the 1as1 zrtgnxxtc or two when Caj- itan scored two points to go ahead to win. Sonie ol' the other games lost 1:1 the last tex- ftiiztpzzcs were: the IWO Ruidoso g8mCS. UIC two T. or C. gaines, both Carrizozo games, and the Hatch game at Hatch. Other games lost by the Wildcats this season included the Corona, Capitan. Cliff, Socorro, and W games along with Jal, Eunice, and Cloudcroit :rt the ,lnl tonrnanicnt. ln most of these games w-'xii j11Si one or two breaks the result just niiglit lirive been the opposite, Games won by the Wildcats were Socorro, Weed, llondo, Cloiidcrofi, and liste The Wildcats finished third in the linstern hall' oi' their district behind Truth or Coztseqpicnces and Cloudcroft. The Wildcats record wus Il-5 in district play .ind In-le in overall plsx' i-ttf' one gauze left to play during the regular season :ind the district tonrnqinient also lett. Most Wildcat fans are looking forward to next yerir's terini .is tlicx .irc onlx' lostzzq ioxzr tttctitbersz ion route. Eddie Little, Mike Fairhanlts, Francis Sniith, rind Crqiytoii Weisler vin thc grnduat eed Tularosa - - Tularosa - - Tularosa - - Tularosa - - Tularosa - - Tularosa - - Tularosa - - Tularosa - - Tularosa - - Tularosa - - Tularosa - - Tularosa - - Tularosa - - Tularosa - - Tularosa - - Tularosa - - Tularosa - - Tularosa - - Tularosa - - Tularosa - - Tularosa - - BA SKETBA LL SCORES 53 Capitan - 54 Ruidoso - - 39 T. or C. - 38 Hatch - - 51 Ruidoso - - 56 Hondo - - 38 Eunice - - 35 Ial - - 45 Cloudcroft 58 Socorro - - 52 Carrizozo 41 Cloudcroft 50 Corona - - 40 Socorro - - 52 Hatch - - 60 Weed - - - 43 Carrizozo 31 Capitan - 59 Weed - - - 47 T. or C. - 42 Cliff - - These are all of the basketball scores except for the game with New Mexico Military Academy and the District Tournament at Truth or Consequences. GMS' Physical Education if Yi , Q Lf. l,. it Nxmo NA1. y HONOR society X! EL xx 'f 7 Q Eff! N5 Initiation of New Members for 1959-60. i 0 I1 ll New Members of the National Honor Society 0 lfl 0 I' L7 6' i 6' Jack Meyers, Gary Daves, Martha Gonzales, Nilda Harquess, Jimmy McNatt, Maurice Hobson, Dwayne Bookout, Linda Harden, Frances Provencio, Jesusita Chavez, Shirley Daves, Tenna Kay Chew, Mrs. Marie Johnson Sponsor, Bertha Sainz, Mary Switzer, Marjorie Goforth, Katie Anderson, Pam McNei11y. fudmf 691114617 'Q T li N... FRONT ROW: Marjorie Goforrh, Bertha Sainz, Dave King, Tony Dorame, La Yon Stewart, Deanna Cordova, Francis Smith, and Sponsor Mr. John Griffin. SECOND ROW: Martha Gonzales, Louis Gallegos, David Chavez, Shir1eyDaves, Frances Proxencio Temma Kay Chew, Mary Switzer, Crayton Weisler, Lester Harguess, and Linda Harden BACK ROW: Barbara Lopez, Jerry Baldonado, Ansel Austin, Antonia Lopez, Frances Dominguez Katie Anderson, Ramon Torrez, Eddie Little, Jim McNatt, and Larry Lampert. President Vice President O F Secretary F I Treasurer C E , . Parlramentarran R S Sergeant-at-Arms Minority Leaders La Von Stewart Tony Doramc Deanna Cordoxa David King Lester llargucss Martha Gonzales Marjorie Goforrh and Bertha Sacn gllfllfb' Ceachers of America in 4 .311 ,l C' President Gloria Castillo, Vice President Pam McNeilly, Secretary Viola Sartin, Treas- urer Leon Stewart, Historian Beatrice Carrillo, S. C. Rep. Linda Harden. Francis Smith, Leon Stewart, Billy Irvine, Marie Payne, Crayton Weisler, Marjorie Goforth, Viola Sar tin, Mary Switzer, Gloria Castillo, Mrs. Watson, Dolores Lopez, Linda Harden, Carol Thomas, Bobby Richards, Jimmy McNatt, Pam McNeilly, Tenna Kay Chew, Dwayne Bookout, Beatrice Carrillo, Mau- rice Hobson, La Von Stewart. Zzfure Hamcmakers of Amfriva BARBARA MARR - President CLOMA TUCKER - Vice President IESUITA CHAVEZ - Secretary GLORIA CASTILLO - Treasurer MARY JANE ORTIZ - Historian BARBARA LOPEZ - Representative FRANCES PROVENCIO - Parliamentarian TERRY FIELDS - Recorder l CORINA LOPEZ - District Officer LaVON STEWARD - Song Leader t ,E Deanna Cordova, Esther Vallegos, Nora Maez, Hellen Flores, Bertha Saenz, Irene Gorizles, Linda Hicks, Pat Nowell, Tenna Kay Chew, Marie Payne, Cecilia Guterriez, Mary Jo Gallegos, Nancy Duran, Sharon Cozzen, Sandra Mogan, Mrs. Holguin, Cornia Lopez. 13 We 'fv 1 Beatrice Gonzales, Rosie Gallegos, Beatrice Carrillo, Beverly Eldridge, Kay Campbell, Rose- mary Brueninger, Cloma Tucker, Barbara Marr, Gloria Castillo, Cecila Rriyos, and Viola Sartin. 'ii it Af t ',,--- MRS- TERESA HOLGUIN, Advisor CHAPTER MOTHERS: Mrs. Leroy srowarr, Mrs. Paul Lopez Mrs. Ray Marr, Mrs. Roy Tucker. Katherine Schmidt, Linda Kelso, Sara Shanta, Charity Shanta, Jean Thomas, Dolores Clark, Mary Ga- lindo, Mary Crawford, liufilia Rayos, Frances Pino, Gloria Sanchez, Rita Hizenberg, Ginger Koonce, Olga Espinosa, Martha Castillo, Celia Torrez, Luz Mendoza, Lilly Mae Abney, Dixie Northrip, Bobby Richards, Shirley Daves, Mary Switzer, Jean Thomas, Esther Baca, Joan Brenninger, Roberta Prelo, Dar- lene Payne, Anne Smith, Joan Lackey, Barbara Binyon, Jeanette Yarbrough, 'l'royce Hicks, Ilene Holmes, Katherine Mendez, Lydia Castillo, Dolores Marie Lopez, Victoria Betancnr, 'l'eresity Fields, Dolores Mary Lopez, Edith Young, Jesnsita Chavez, Sharon Beanblossom, Karon Beanblossotn, Beth Jones, Na' talia Baca, Lorene Dorame, Gloria Montoya, Loyola Chavez, Barbara Lopez, Mary Jane Ortiz, fldelina Montoya, Carol Thomas, Katie Anderson, Frances Provencio. Zf!.,4. fnsfallaizbn .7r11'fia!im 'Wig 'll Terry McNatt, Lee Baldwin, Dewey Shields, Mike Fairbanks, Stevin Prins, Bruce Parker, Bill Dick Gilil- land, Albert Lee, Jerry Hanway, Clyde Davis, Freddie Gomez, Lewis Bigmouth, Ramon Torres, Ray- mond Sainz, Edward Delgado, Manuel Dominguez, Peter Kazhe, Virgil Nowell, Lafayette Brooks, Bruce Borden, Lester Harguess, John Breuninger, David Blazer, Ricky Steward, George Luevano, Maurice Hob- son, Jimmy McNatt, Andrew Rocha, Dane Lopez, Emilio Randall, Jim Yarbrough, Franky Cozzens, Richard Spangler, Jim Randall, Joe Danley, Kenneth Nowell, Melvin Wingfield, David King, Ramon Duran, Frankie Flores, Buddy Mitchell, John Beach, Stanley Parsons, David Green, Welton Mock, Earl Stirman, Eugene Marim, Jerry Salazar, Pat Kirgan, Tony Lopez, John E. Lackey, Harold Koonce. Not Pictured: Irvin Valdez, Jackie Henley, Harrington Sampson, Louis Sarbo, Wesley Weehunt, Emest Martinez, Joe Dominquez. Y. F. uh F- A. . Raymond Sarnz - President O Kenneth Newell - Vice President F Ramon Torres - Treasurer F Lester Hargness f Parlianientarian I Mike Fairbanks V Reporter C George Luevano - Sentinel E Stevin Prins - Secretary R S ! :! ' T' 'v W.. .4 44' .Ii,,' .nv-.,,,o v f , fQ.f11g-14 wa- F. F. A, Cattle Judging Y - u , -mm-i V I '1!.E?? I I . ,. L . 'E -i ' :ti '- ' 4 f U dui 1 ' ii :E f , ,- ff ' X X Z Ag X ag 1-. 7 X X YLQZ, 'Q n ER ARM S 0 N Q , NX , .. XX X THE NATIONAL STUDYING VOCATIONAL X x I X ORGANIZATION Fon sovs AGFUCULTURE X I . 9 ' F. F. A, Cattle Judging , nf- -,+ LJ ,xg-A 'I Q r A ' 5' 'X-: ----:T ' fx Math and Science 671116 Mr. Robert Tinnel, Sponsor, Mr. Amos Melendez, Sponsor, Gary Daves, Mr. K. C. Chew, Sponsor, Leon Stewart, Cynthia Meklas, Nickie Epps, Ann Smith, Ienese Weisler, Jimmy McNatt, Bobby Richards, Maurice Hobson, Lester I-larquess, Joy Adams, La Donna Lockhart, Nilda Harquess, Evelyn Nowe11, Larry Lampert, Dwayne Bookout, Jeanie Powers. , , 6. 51 JJ' J - . ,rf w T1 ' N . : 1 :I- E j .l AZ 1 an 2 ' W 1 I Y L - xi fl-'X g ,. x ' 'FN Q- ui' ggi Student Council Rep. Larry Lampert, Secretary- 0 if Treasurer Evelyn Nowell, Vice President Nilda Harquess, President Dwayne Bookout. I MASS CHORUS: Carol Thomas, Rae Nortaker, Rosie Gallegos, Mereditcleth Campbell, Nellie Luevano, Antonia Lopez, Martha Castillio, Beverly Eldridge, Dolores Clark, Corina Lopez, Linda Hicks, Marty Trollinger, Nancy Burkett, Rosemary Cannon, Tenna Kay Chew, Kay Campbell, Ruthina Guerra, Frances Domiquez, Pat Nowell, Verna Green, Mary Switzer, Pam McNeily, Marjorie Gorforth, Linda Harden. Mixed Ensemble Chorus Class 'im 11 Meat Judging - Mike Fairbanks Joe Dominguez Which hen laid the Egg? David Blazer and John E. l.:1clcuy J ' I 'r XV . -nv' I 5 , Poultry Judges - Emilio Randall 1 E it 1: , V .uk Q-.fl 411 M' 0 fix 4 Q . X - ' af 5119 .fx 4 ' ' .f S. f O f-'EL1 F A Elnbn. 1 Studying Crops - Rtddie GOITI ex Jerry Salazar S1111 Przhcess . x. L -yy., s , , ' n 1 4 , M , ' A ' Q s..- ffvmaroming Queen I 959 I I, X A . 'W ' A , x. LA VON STEWARD - 1959 Homecoming Queen 'Vnlarosa lligh School La Von also served as President of thc Student Body for the school year 111524-60 and has he active in all school affairs. Hes!-Dresse Girl and Hay G M L A O U R R I 1 A C C H A O S B T S 1 O L N L O ,Mn ar1d,Miss CHS L E A D v w O A N R D S T L E I w T A T R L T E .7ric'11dHc's! Kay and Girl T B O Uvmvwun Hay and Girl 0 P 3 L-H I O H I9ers011aHty Mug and .Qucm U 'ii Cfutes! Uauple - -'- -up 5,-sg 1, H E E O L E N N ,B N F A' E 1 Q' 5.5, 4 z O ..,,,,-M R E Z4 .- Wil: '-LMA 1. C I H N A D R A L E I-1 5 A R H D O E 1. N D E R f vngmh J Svhwl Musician B I L L Y I R V I N E WM' Hay and Girl L T A E R N R N Y A B K 1 A S H Y H v - O C P H E w . .EV .1 6 2' 0,fW ,f 0,2 4 ' nfl ,4 .Wg ' W, W1 ly, , ' 'fffy ,z ,Z '22, ri M in ' wr? L?,, W ,t U ' 1' ' 4 .Lf 'fs 3. ,, 'fffYgYy, Vfubf, 'eiwq Y' Q. 1373, K .- if Qi' il, ' 7:22 ' W 4, , 471 , Lax f V, 1293! .J ' .Wg W. , ' :fav . 'if ' . ,we V' .VI icy Q ' 3' Z? ' 'P - , f Q V gif 1-'iz 28? Y v X4 . 7 Q 'TMP 1, -f A ,ry A K. ll x.. I , n -1- , v' M f-m P' .- , .1 2- .vah-.,-., ' 1 rr CS X f L-Q, f ,' Q 4 li 4- If you can look backward with pride then you can look forward with confidence. With this thought in mind, I present to you your Tula- rosa band and Majorettes. Festival Rating Earned by the Tularosa High School Band 1950 2nd Division at l-lot Springs 1951 lst Division at Las Cruces 1952 lst Division at Alamogordo 1953 2nd Division Plus at Deming 1954 lst 1956 1st 1957 1st D Hot Springs Division Division 211 at Alamogordo Division at Las Cruces MR. RAYMOND KOLE, Director BILLY IRVINE Student Director All-State Band 1958 lst 1959 1st Las Cruces Alamogordo Division at Division at The band is a very active organization, participating in both school and community activities. Some of the high lights of the band's activi- ties calendar are the county fair parade, the football season, the Christ- mas Concert, the Sun Bowl parade, the home talent vaudeville show, the annual spring concert, the rose parade, Baccalaureate, graduation and other events. i r I live fl f E MICllliAL RUSSELL JACK MORTON VICKIIQ ADAMS Student Director Mascots BAND OFFICERS: Francis Smith, Raymond Chavez, Billy Irvine, Darlene Martinez, Barbara Lopez. N x . Wg' ,,,. 9. .- 'l , ll Y-1? Tl ' . N I V . . Nix , N X ws x I f SR gx 'N X Q 5 ,, .x H 'W rj t f K 'f u - u -W ' I! S K X gl C A 'l s 'Q in W U 1 f , ,m , W f Q9 4 if ff ,I 1 .-' V I , 3, -My 1,4 r Y 9' ff I 2 ' 1 , ' , 5 , I. ml I Qi. -QI 1,1 h as XX .1 1 ,- i XX 'A J F J V L m.. -fl 1 ,R ,41 M, ! K .9 MwM,,W,W, 4 z 'i 'f us ,..,,1 N,1Q .V Squad jlflajcfreifcs H TENNA KAY CHEW IEAUSITA CHAVEZ DARLENE MARTINE 4? xg Z JANET DELANOY LA DONNA LOCK GhORQ1X GR KH V! LUPI- NUNF L f 'Wfx A fe HART 1' A Y I L - A SQUAD MAIORETTES Janet Delanoy, Jeausita Chavez, Linda Harden, Lupe Ann Nunez, Darline Martinez La Donna Lockhart, Marjorie Gofornh, Georgia Gray, Tenna Kay Chew. B SQUAD MAJORETTES L Bonnie Payne, Loretta Young, Betty Boudon, Shirley Crandall, Lana McNielly, Fanny Davalos, Kathy Montoya, Mary Kay Irvine, Linda Vigil, Panlinc San- chez, Viola Gallegos, Gloria Marinez, Rhonda Fribley, Linda Gomez, Stella Chavez, Gloria Delgado, Nancy Marr, Gale Graham, Arcilia Sanchez, Linda Sue Webb, Judy Allen, and Dolores Sanchez. C SQUAD MAJORETTES Delilah Bookout, Cindy Davis, Tammy Steward, Io Lynn Marr, Linda Sue Webb, Sandy Payne. is i R Tularosa High School Color Guard - For the first time TH5 has had a calc: guard to march with the high school Band at ainletic events arid crie: events. Those making up the Color Guard for 59-60 are from left to right: Ice Alley Raymond Skaggs, and Dennis McDonald. ,X .1 Band Mascots for 1953-59 - Gary Hobse: and Jeanie Bishop at their las: show. Two band members who missed out on thc big hand picture are Cindy Meklas and Jimmy Vigil pictured with Director Kole. rl ' A wx r Phafvgruphers Art and Pat Huse Prell A good many of the pictures for the 1960 The Wildcat were taken by Art and Pat Huse Prell. Pat enrolled the second semester at Tularosa High as a senior. She took Barbara Marr 's place as co-editor of The Wildcat. She and her husband have spent a lot of time taking and developing pictures for this year's annual. The staff takes this op- portunity to express their appreciation for the work they have done to help make The Wildcat a success. THE STAFF ,:: E l vh tl 3 5 V ,ff kv' 4 4 T W fi' .ga is -Q-gg va!! H K f T U 2 r A E R O H X1 S 5 af 0 r I I cf 5 5, 2 6- 5 x i X 5 KN ir' K, xv 0 Q . 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' J.,- L H-gf link Q F5 Q'-40 -4' 1. ,, l ,-X Tl l Jimmy McNatt Richard Saenz Linda Jones I S oe aenz Tony Cordova gt Jane Ortiz Hoy Isidorcl Who are you trying to kid? You can'l Jonny Valdez read! I I ff ...W ff' ,..4.,..-- ll --U YA! QNX C973 GOO ff 2 is Q . x i 2 'if 1 f . -- '+V . k Q.. , 7 4, I 1 1 1 n . . I h s x . Y 1 What dimpled knees! I Watch your step, girls! Cha Cha Cha gt Juan Eglin 5 Us 'xv Wi, E1 Paso, Next stop! 1'm just a lonely girl! iitkul 1 R11 H M s pk ,JJ La ' A 1' 'Y ' A ' B ' I up ' 5' L Q ' 1' ' lb -I-A -Jw-4+'ff What poses! I I 1 Q, Q2 r I' I ry , .cad of Wetb.1cks! 5 4 TZ? , M ,, wr Pose Pretty px 'Q 'Y 1- Hag Re member when 7 f' 1 Q Q M . Guess who! Kissin' Cousins? :,,,,.k. lain Girl Wrestlers The big, one got away X' xx. Whurdd ya get those long braids huh, Monsie? x x af P 9' if ff if 0 w 3 f sf ,I 1 ,I 1 1 A iv4 'S -rr. u , if . ax, D i' I X 'i Q 'if' P-. ' ....., Snapshafs 1' W H rw Kiwi' ,www L , 1 iw f W . 5 ' of ,- v 5 1 ulfllf I. ff 'Q Mr' n .pn af -www MQ' Q 3 -1 f-1 W- x- W: QM? K 1 5, 1 fig 4 Giddy-up. Way back when? ,qu-r-n: ' '11- fl Qs j -li iq x , 2 y -A , I L . J a School Days .Y ml 1 ii Q l X -f ,N .. li' IA i Ilzlvin' fl1I.1'., 1 'V' Qi! U K - 1 1 xyxf yi X I 4 y Playmates? Like, way out, man that's dressinl I ,HY bay- Mr. Dillon! H Q f 1 7 K: ... Q x i ,. i A What happened, Ramon? Miss Sadie Hawkins 1 ..- ' . , e -rl FS' , 5. I F , fff1ffYl Hx'f' Ifll I' Q Y ds 10 we and Name and Larry? Erien Cow And I I , .sal gffls? - Hg' -A! . Q yo ' 7' YM- , 4,..:.-- -' U CHU v R W- hoo ' Smj . VCU ' Ie' Minerva? ,., W x ., Q A 'gf .Q M ' A f-QA 3 HK , E sud A 1qf.g1'i' ..,1 5,1--Q , N f s ff ' Q., A. .fu F '-'N I ur A gb , . W., ll ww i?,rQ 4?gif. yr' 'r 'iv . ,,.fwi.. ' - M! 1, 1 .V 7 P1',, i OOM La Lal Lovel ies on Campus N lt' V: v r an -1 '.2.1 7.4 -. 0-H -Q Ni: ,l J x' ' 43 av iam. .3293 3.2 it-.iv 2 Y .uf v' 1 mbey mv' ' Remo what S HOU, BPH ' -5-6. gals' ust a little lovin . I 7- My, how you ve grown? ',,rl' J CL Iusl a bussin' around. W h Ll I 1 S l h i s .-,,- Bashfuf ummm! Coxy. Y , ,, 'Xi' N Q1 . dv C5 3 RW flg, f '2 4 VJ , k sm af! f 5 RE UQ x 1, '0 I v JN We L 0 yew DEVO . 'w'5f'i j'7TP ' Wg n f ,- f J E42 15' 2 x Xqifx my I , QA, 7 W-A, AQ , xi , Q h ,, J? ww Y2JTCg4ehe fs fgihl 23.31 Y pbgmvp A 1 We-v ' X Weqlgu L. . Jloem7?-V' 5 g UC sqllons . ' a 0fFoV-Xyvm f 5102! y N 2107f'4p QSTQMQ din? RQFJQV f fl C , 4 PM Af+ff'f'i ,An mmm D 02 Wh' 51 5 ? fC! W6 Q04 59 'I K. Give me a push, daddy-0. 1 - sw,-.:.4qpW v ' -fr il , V ' I 4 1 .hm-q,,. QWWW -. -who-nn-Q 4 L L . Pretty baby ,, .545 Innocent 5? A SN Qs S612 . , Q6 0 96 O i 1 Cularrfsa flzph Schwl I 959 ffammfnfzug 5 a -Q- v wLgLQ If-' ,.., Aa' r -, ' 1 .....-, W5 Hamecvming I 95 9 U-Sci i -.-1--i as f meaunlnwf. ff ' ' 'mbw 4 ki ' ' 463----. f , K . . - H4 . , , I , 7 - k. J. V3 ' fi , m 'V K ' xi '- ,I , ,,.. , - V dy WW ' ' I , 7f W 14m, - f vi N T311 , , em I 5 ' ' F -. - L- m,.,f5x,. - Senior Homecoming 1959 Float Journalism Homecoming Float -A Junior Homecoming Float First place winner! F. H. A. Homecoming Float i X770 0 F. F. A. and Journalism Homecoming Floats H U 5 ,MN 'Q F. T. A. Homecoming Float Modewxig i .dn NW mo' c XOOMXGS six ...un 'x J Hold that calf! N, watch that brand! I Proud parents! I Lash La Rue! ! 1' r W xv 9,.. 46XXxXSs I 1 Brand that Maverick' I I You agarn Irm Litl' Angels? 7 ? 1 .v.,.w.. Whats the hlll.Ty?? W Xa if X Q EQ lair? ki , W Rm zr. 1 'd wx? qw ,. Qs T'-3' Say Cheese! Marjorie at Gil'1S' State S , x A1 - I...., Cowboy?'?? wwf' D I 4 1 4 C' QA! I ' 2 Vi -e- yy, i xl F ' i W,-I ., ff :Y , ,- - 'ga' '- EL, W F E ' ,. V' ...--A X Hill people! gl Wi as v J 'K Cowgir1?'? . Q 'N e., Nic e dogie fl ,1 I I ' A r' Baby! Proud papa 5 45.1, Teachers pet Let's go! ! ! What s the trouble? I 0.-44-,...f7l g.! M.. n-L- . Double up Dwayne ,Ji 441.1 W Arc these girls from Tularosa? I Cheezecake? Mr. Dillinger Take it like a man' Y 2 iill l 3 ,V will 4 ' QM- 5' 2: v--'U' r'T i5, ,Q .l 'a ...........i.,. anis: ' ,unix Qgxlni if' Bluelean gs Kidi Brain Storm! ! 7 Watch your QW?- diets, girls! ! 'iq -Q. J 7' 1 eng., Lyglm J.. 9 iw , ul, t, 5x,N, Y X 9 'Q 0 ff vt 5 9 L. Ride -em, Cowgirl. 1 Happy Birthday. S 1 e e 42 D .Tn 1 v ' C , , S 6' Q x 45 4 S . s X I 5ncHkYT y.mXdXU fl B LY7! . IN ' ' pw va 1 'aa 1 I Q XX. fw 6 . 00? 502' Us wg?-A 1 x I Elvis and pals! 2 F- effsx which leg don't belong? 169 W Oi was 'YQWKOS 3 'FFF' Yum. Yum! I I '4 'Y.f:T I' M 4.6- -1- wk. A V ' V 5 ,IL-Q.:-, N ,, 'ff-f'.l I . . . , 0 K , . I ,I 1 Wg? Q 1 ' A A '4 - ' ' ..-. .-q,. ...-- ..--- OHUOT! I In The Old pro-S College 5' -W ' I 1 More Seniors of today Young love Alld then 310 Hg C Joe and Inky. ame :Uv nn' an 1 -',...i 'F -gt . I4 ,'.z V F x W' 5? X32 vga QR Q Q. , ,.,, ...ig . 2 .wg Singers! .Z Looking pretty! f' ' l i 1 -4 ,Q V sn 1 I v 4 'L 9 . . - 41 Fm: .Ml-miners Actually studying? 7. S Marjorie at thc mike. So Sddl Tularosa Junior and Senior High Delagates to Las Cruces Student Council meeting. Mr. Chew does it again. EFISZUSII IV ' 531 Period- Xel,1:.w-' Mr. Loc khart L Bill Dick -N P What beauties! I l Hanging on a pole, Whafs so funny, Minerva? 1 6 1 '93 t Gif? K .,- 3' V J ldffi W T S W -zefdf D W is B o Y s? 3 do Hang I for dear 1 e ol. Can we help, ,A Gary? I grub Varch i11ie! Agn! 'lf Miss Editor -,I I . ginlpnuunn-0-..- Concentration! wnli' ' i X But, Mr. Duckwall, I didn't get an F yesterday. It's no laughing matter! was looking back to sec! il Fattening! N X ,. .4 -., unc 55 -'-'Q I ,P A , '? wif ' L 4 mi- ' lf V Q Decorating? , . dl V 1, V .1 ' . 4 W . , 3 Q Y v 'fax iff N,-l ' Initiation Gym Mx. Duckwallf I hu N UQ ein Kit. .lf Elvis? ? Farmer Boy L Buddlesl I ,u Who are they? Four Eyes! ! 'Z' Nice view! I Wl1:1l's the fight ,if -1 - -x, , b H 2' , . 1:- 2 'fa Y . V j -Y o o ,o . A , . T .K-ie? K. OTERO CCUNTY STATE BANK Tularosa Alamogordo N HADC WSPG Serw 1ng Tularosa Basm S1nce 1912 Member F D I C L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY S. M. CREDJ RAMSEY, JR. Representative Class Rings Graduation Announcements Medals and Trophies P.O. Box 75 212 E. Yandell Dr El Paso, Texas ALAMO DRUG STORE CORNER DRUG STORE HOSPITAL PHARMACY WALTER LAFFERTY, President Alamogordo For all your prescription and drug needs. I A ' X . 1 .A Q AMERICAN LINEN SUPPLY A S 500 North Church Street E N Las Cruces O R . . S Congratulatmns, Semors ! of I Q 1959- 1960 MR. CASPER LUTZ . XA B S' ' gwk u wfqil.. ' N 2 S S School Supplies Alamogordo, New Mexico TYPeW1'ite1'S Office Machines SANDOVAL'S GROCERY I Friendly Service School Supplies Meats Fresh Vegetables ALBERT SANDOVAL, Prop. TULAROSA TRIBUNE . . 125, I Fast and Accurate Printing eig,5R5, . . aa' For all your . 'x 'V printing needs. A '1' S' I - J GARLAND STEWART '-RFQ!!! folliflli FOUNDATION INVESTMENT co. ' Solid, safe investment for your money. Located in Alamogordo, New Mexico I .-.J ...44'.' ' m'f ' E::x.m:svA-qv T H 8 1 L A ' my HT: ' .., , ff wwf JI? ',.'13Q'j, H - W, W,Vvw N ---h CONSTRUCTION CO. an-gp I ,, r mf li it 1 ' ,E Y: Hiway 70 East S' Tularosa MEAD'S FINE BREAD CO. B . E Soft Twisted T . T That's what I said, E Meads Fine Bread. R . X,,, yjx, Ji '3Cfu'5 ,IL 1 Vt, 1. .fy vifrkp !MNE,'34 M was , . 5 y , ..w, ' Jr Yurff- ' ,I Foon BASKET We Give Red Stamps. .sf 'HH '1- , . 1 W Y Tu1arosa's Finest Supermarket L' A EUR f 'X as SWL? t O 10'-V 3 Highway 70 East ' ' I I I '1 FRANK P. LLEWELLYN, ' INC . Ready Mix Concrete Sand and Gravel 1600 East 10th Street P. O. Box 327 Alamogordo POWELL CHEVROLET MOTOR CO. Chevrolet - HARRY POWELL P O 24 Hour I' . Oldsmobile ' P Wrecking Service JU5-2241 Buy at Hai-ry's today! 1, v ' c 75?l 4 Q 906 New York Ave. L of ., ,..,.,.,,.fo A1arnOg0rdo Everything for the Style-Conscious Women and Girls of I Otero County. ROCKE'IjLSHOE stone ' Alarnogor-do's Finest Shoes x ,hi frs A pliASllI?fl -L we L . J... ROUND MOUNTAIN ww., TRADING POST . 5 Jhfqj lrlrglumiz? QaAfc3i,q3'r fy Mobil Gas - Oil - GTOCGTICS g W., . 4 ...N A Picnic Supplies Bent, New Mexico an A 1 s-Q-Q-q ? 1 :FE L mx H51 DILL'S GROCERY Prime Meats - Vegetables Fresh Pastry Serving Tularosa P PRICE'S CREAMERIES, INC. 747 Meadow Gold J. R. TILLERY AUTO 8: TRAILER SALES Bank Rates ' Located in Alamogordo GEORGE'S PHILLIPS 66 Congratulations Seniors Downtown Tularosa MARR'S 66 CAFE For the Best in Horne Cooked Food. Next to George's 66 in Downtown Tularosa THE MULLINS HAMILTON FUNERAL HOME of Alamogordo Wishes to Congratulate the 1 960 Seniors SANDERSON CHEVRON SERVICE Congratulations Seniors of 1960! ! What's Up Editor? '? '? SIMS HOME SUPPLY Ph. Ju5-2772 Hwy. 70 East Easy and Whirlpool Home Appliances Admiral and RCA Victor TV - Radio - Stereo - Hi-Fi Furniture in Tularosa J - A J GAMBLE'S Your Friendly Furniture Dealer in Alamogordo ALAMOGORDO MUSIC CENTER 918 New York Alamogordo McKINLEY BARBER SHOP Where you get your best Barber Service Congratulations Seniors of 1960 LADY ESTHER WASHETERIA Free Pickup and Delivery Plenty of Soft, Hot Water Finished Work Ju5-2712 - 507 5th Street Tularosa SACRA BROS. Your Friendly Service Home Delivery Butane and Propane Gas JB WESTERN WEAR For All the Family 204 Tenth Street Alamogordo HENDERSON'S SHOES A1amogordo's Friendly, Progressive Shoe Store 9th New York HE7-5010 CULLIGAN SOFT WATER On Tenth Street in Uptown Alamogordo Congratulations Seniors ALLEN'S FURNITURE STORE Furniture for the Entire Home Tularosa SWEET BRIAR SHOP He-7-4840 Alamogordo The Leading Ladies' Store in Alamo TULAROSA COURT Behind the First Station in South Tularosa Phone Ju-5-9911 Clean Courts SORENSON JEWELRY 911 New York Ave. Watches - Clocks - Diamonds Silverware - Fostoria Crystal Alamogordo THREE RIVERS ' TRADING POST MR. AMD MRS. ALONZO LOVE Three Rivers, N. Mex. Congratulations to 1960 Graduates DALTON AGENCY, INC. Realtors lnsurors P.O. Drawer 792 Ph, He?-9302 1120 New York Ave. Alamogordo KEETH GAS CO. Downtown Tularo sa C ongratulations Senior s CAROL L. JOHNSON AGENCY Casualty - Fire - Life Insurance Ph. Ju52341 I-Iiway 70 East Tularosa THE NEW MARKET Home of Fine Foods 823 10th Alamogordo HE -7 - 9370 TULAROSA DRY GOODS Fine Western Wear You can pay more, but you can't buy better Downtown Tularosa JACK WHEELER'S MEN'S STORE 915 New York Ave. Alamogordo Look at your clothes everyone else TU LAROSA MOTORS .TOE AND VICIENTE GALLEGOS Box 848 Tularosa doesu Parts and Accessories TASTEE FREEZX X or SERVICE sTATloN he Cream Chevron Gasoline Malts I Sundaes Atlas Tires Shakes and Soft Drinks Batteries Good Friendly J W. M. WARD, Manager Service Ll COMMUNITY PUBLIC SERVICE Your Friendly Electric Co. Serving Alamo LaLuz and Tularosa Located in Tularosa KIDD'S GROCERY Convenient Hours Tularosa EMMA'S CAFE 3399 Granada Good Mexican Food CAMPBELL'S 1011 New York Sportswear and Custom Sandwiches Tailoring American Food For Men and Boys Friendly Service Alamogordo We Appreciate Your Patronage MENGER AGENCY, INC. KESSLER BAKERY Quality Baked Goods 1509 10th Street Everything in Insurance Alamogordo and Phone HE. 7-0636 Downtown I Tularosa Alamogordo, New Mexico BAXLEY MOTOR CO. TULAROSA HARDWARE 42.2 Penn. Ave. Hardware Alamogordo Paint Ph. No. HE 7-1922 and Cadillac Other Implements GMC Trucks Tularosa LA LINDA COURT Tu1arosa's Finest Hiway 54 and 70 W. E. HARDEN, Prop. ALAMO TRANSIT Plastic Sand Mortar Sand Concrete Contracting HE-7-5130 1500 Adams Ave. W. T. ROGDERS, Pres. 'Q me MITY NICE BAKERY PRELO'S DRY GOODS Finest with 905 New York Ave. Johnson's Shoes Your Sweet Center in I-Ie7-5610 Tularosa Alamogordo HOFFMAN'S MELODY SHOP CALLAWAY'S FIRESTONE OF Finest in Music ALAMOGCRDO Penn- Avenue Congratulates the Alamogordo 1960 Senior Compliments of TULAROSA AND SIERRA BARBER SHOPS Tularosa CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY For the Best in Dry Cleaning Alamogordo THE RED ROOSTER Fountain an Food Servic Drive Inn T 1 Alamogordo A 8. W ROOT BEER If you drive, drink d A 8: W Root Beer. ll 8.I'OS3. TOM CHARLES AGENCY P.O. Box 71 Ph. He7-76910 Insurance - Bonds in Alamogordo FRIBLEY CLEANERS Let us help you look your best. Phone Ju5-2742 Tularosa SANDS FINANCE 8. LOAN CO. BILLY J. DUNN, Mgr. 460 Highway 70 East Tularosa, New Mexico 3. ., - -gf c 8. c DRIVE-IN Q Breakfast - Short Orders Fountain Service fag Curb Service Hi Way 70 East Ju5-9916 '1 -nl NELSON'S APPAREL Fashion in the Heights 10th and Madison Alamogordo , New Mexico Phone He? - 7740 Look Holsum Be I-Iolsurn For the best in bread. Buy Holsum M. D. BROWN, AGENT B 8. B CLEANERS E r - ' g uousw Swv nuns 5558 49 311 9th sarees M BAB CLEANERS 'U S S L Phone I-IE7-1220 A - A Pick up and delivery. A A 'L V , 6 sa '1 Q in Alamogordo I PATRONIZE YOUR LOCAL DAIRYMEN Congratulations Fresh Milk Tuliel 1 Q E . very Day Buy Seniors of 1959-60 CITY DAIRY Office in Alamogordo -'I THE TULAROSA CLINIC Wi she s to congratulate the 19 59 -19 60 Tularosa Seniors SHIP AHOY M 'M' Lp AH . .V ks.. ,K , ' L 1 Open 24 hours a day. 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