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

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Some of the second period brass players 'bum' around the locker room while waiting for rehears- al to start. Included are Qtopj Eddy Randall, Dennis Dorrell, Gilberto Romero, Robert Whit- aker, Greg Esquibel, Robert Demaretg fstandingj Jeff Sever- inghouse, Jerry Garcia, Larry Martinez, Amos Leyva, Joe Hostetlerg Ckneelingy Art Saenz, Efrin Ariz, and Richard San- chez. Sterling Olsen, Larry Lackman, Jose Gelabert, Mike Guttrriez, and Wayne Gleason play per- cussion with second period band. 222 Organizations Climbing the ladder to musical success are second period band members ffrom topj Ernest Trujillo, Mike Warren, Ken O'Nell, Mike Pacheco, Alice Mason, Mark Bennett, Leon Sonntag, Henry Whiting, Pam Schneider, Shirley Dow, Bill Bailey, and Veronica Silversmith. t l ftj Pe Schultz Beverly Bow 'Hello out therel' say the woodwind players. They are fstarting a e ggy , - man, Dana Eiffert, Becky Garcia, JoJean Nuttall, Craig Fenton, Margaret Gonzales, Marcie Morse Linda Leonard, Linda Maury, Sherri Cayton, Danny Cunningham, Carol Mason, Cecelia Murray ' ' Ah P t Sena, and Elsa Gallegos Del Rickard, Gloria Martinez, Joanna Chavez, Rosella Silversmlt , a

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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

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Making up part of the fourth period woodwind section are ftopj Dean Mann- ing, James Taylor, Clinton VanBibber, Richard Dailey, Jackie Baca, Antoin- ette Baldonado, Pam Wilson, Gary Wo- od, Tim Baca, LeeAnn Dahlkoetter, Connie Drace, Kathy Trujillo, Debria Price, and Joan Pulakos. 146 musicians comprise two bands Marching at football games, perform- ing in concerts, making one hundred foot spirit banners, and playing in pep assemblies was only part of being od had a membership of sixty-live. The bands combined for marching at games and played as two separate bands in concerts. a band member. Studies in the bands were aimed at individual improvement and group co-ordination and control. Eighty-one students participated in second period band while fourth peri- Mike Ramirez, Ron Bennett, Forest McDonald, Mike Baca, Howard Beal, Doug Lawrence, and Eddie Carr drummers, warm up for rehearsal at the beginning of fourth period. Fourth period trumpeters include fbackj Quincey Valley, Ken Townsend, Johnny Garcia, Lewis Gutierriz, David VanCleve, Ray Garcia, Anthony V Rodriquez, Mario Mendoza, ffrontj Chris Carpenter, Richard Beazley, Ed Baca, Jerry Garcia, and Kip Coreya E ,. ,fr .- :W f , . X if H- 5. KX? Z an an X, 'ttf-t W 1 , . JK' ' ' , , L' i .J . ' 1 P , lfv Having some fun building a pryamid are fourth period band students Ctopj Y ,I 1 TX IN 4 f ,J Margaret Diekelmann, Ed Armijo, Jerry Timmons,iDavid Curry, Ray- fi v 7 C ' f 'A Montano, Lewis Hubert, Susan Schneider, Kenneth Schneider, Steve Saenz, V' L O fuk Robert Nieto, and Gene Armijo. M XX ' X , ff r ff? f , l if nf Organizations 223