West Mesa High School - El Chicote Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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Members of the Publications Board are fbottomj Mr. Sterling Rodke, Mrs. E.R. Jaramillo, Mrs. Carol Blue, ftopj Larry Wolfe, Patricia Banks, John Martens, Susan Bosl, Nancy Oberleitner, Kim Smith, and Joanne Maes. QNot pictured, Nick Collarosj New board directs, supervises all school publications A new board was established this year to direct publications. It was composed of eight students and three faculty members. Representatives were chosen from each class council, the student coun- cil, and the athletic dept. The year- 220 Organizations book and newspaper editors 'were automatically members. John Mar- tens, senior, Nick Collaros, junior, Joanne Maes, sophomore: and Kim Smith, freshman, were selected from the class councils. Larry Wolfe for athletics and Pat Banks for student council were picked. Editors were Susan Bosl, yearbook, and Nancy Oberleitner, newspaper. Involved teachers were Mrs. Carol Blue, chairman, Mrs. E.R. Jaramillo, publications adviser, and Mr. Ster- ling Rodke. Betty Cable and Jim Dhaenens look up phone numbers of prospective advertisers for the MW. Taking time out to look over the latest issue of MW is editor Nancy Oberleightner and ass't. editor Ann Fallen.

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Hanging on as the bull is let out of the chute, Y Ricky Kelly shows his strength and endurance. 5 1 W Speed and skill are large factors in winning the barrel race, as shown Skip Cole demonstrates his skill at by Sherri Cole during the West Mesa Rodeo. roping during a rodeo. Leading the Rodeo Club are Linda Anglim, reporterg Sandra Turley, treasurerg Sherry Cole, secre- taryg Terry Turley, presidentg Gary Neie, vice-presidentg and Mr. Todd sponsor. Organizations 219

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Staff publishes nine issues, -L one features student talent Helping Lise Ballard with an article for the newspaper is Roger Gerdes. Jim Dhaenens is showing Laurel Cummings and Rhonda Vaughn a new page design for Mus- tang Wqrld. Being'a member on the staff on the Mustang World means more than having a little blue press pass to run around with. It means meeting people and getting into the atmos- phere of school activities by being on hand to report them. The Mustang World was published monthly at ten cents a copy. In one issue the student body participated, contributing their creative work. Between monthly issues the staff planned layouts for the next news- paper while the photographers took pictures of things happening a- round school. X Members of the Mustang World staff are Laurel Cummings, reporter, Lise Ballard, reporter, Mrs. Jaramillo, sponsor, Nancy Oberleitner, editor Ann Fallen, assistant editor, Betty Cable, business manager, Roger Gerdes, sports, Tony Kreuch, reporter, Jim Dhaenens, sports editor, and Rhonda Vaughn, reporter. Organizations 221