Santa Fe High School Yearbook- 1977 by Santa Fe High School Publications

SANTA FE HIGH LIBRARY

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Sports

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Classes

SANTA FE

ENROLLMENT: 3700

80-185

Senior

82-121

Junior

122-149

Sophomore

150-167

Freshman

168-185

Activities

186-225

Royal Blues

226-239

Academic

240-277

Organizations

278-335

Ads

336-360

PARA MANANA

HIGH SCHOOL SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO

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1977

Today is the time

to build your future

and learn what life

can offer

you and I,

the spirit

inside us,

goes farther

than you can see.

Experience

is gained day by day

and we lose our fears.

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Our goal

is the sky,

the ending

is unknownâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;

A ray of sunshine

will erase

the bad timesâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;

the good times

will never die,

for they will live

in our memories forever. 15

SPORTS

Baseball Golf Rodeo Skiing Softball Table Tennis Tennis Track

SPORTS

FOOTBALL Head Coach Daivd Church, strongly aided by Assistant coaches Mike Mares, Bob Martinez, Hoyt Mutz and Randy Whittemore, fielded a solid team which surpised the opposition and delighted the fans who cheered the fighting Demons all the way to the semi-finals of the State 1AAAA Championship.

FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF: (from top to bottom) Head Coach David Church, Assistant ร oaรงbes Robert Martinez, Mike Mares, Randy Whittemore, and Hoyt Mutz

The 1976 football season saw Coach David Church's conditioning program and demanding practice sessions pay off. From the beginning win over Cibola to final defeat by Carlsbad in the State play-offs the Demons displayed a tough, offensive brand of football not seen in Santa Fe in many a year. Cood ball balding, consistent on-the-ground gains, and rugged defensive play carried the varsity to a season record of seven wins to four losses. All-District honors went to players Laie Oretega, Ricky Ortega, Everett Ortega, and John Montano. Other outstanding seniors were: Juan Bustos, Danny Holder, Manuel Jacques, Jay Mitchell, Ron Romero and Nick Thompson.

This year's Varsity was characterized by spiritâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;and the will to win. Confidence came with the season was highlighted by a satisfying 33 â&#x20AC;&#x201D; 0 cross-town rival, St. Mikes and a Homecoming strong Farmington team.

Coach Martinez puts the JV through their paces

great team success and trouncing of win over a

Dan Holder and Jerry Apodaca register a gain

Crabbing one out of the air

Manuel jacquez waits for action

It's less fun on the sideline

Pat Brady and Tom Holder cheer

1976 Varsity, L to R, row 1 : M a r k Basham, Mark Lobato, Robert Gonzales Ray V i g i l , Donnie Gonzales, David Armijo, Robert Gonzales, Eu^ Rodriguez, John Ortiz, Juan Bustos, Robert Lu Jan. Row 2: Ben MartinÂŤ] Ronnie Sandoval, Jay Mitchell, Gary Romero, Norman Trujillo, JĂ Apodaca, Ricky Ortega, Manuel Jacquez, David Southerland, I Scarafiotti, Danny Holder, Everett Ortega, Laie Ortega, Eddie E j

Winning makes it all worth-while for Eddie RiverÂŤ

James Johnston, Row 3: Blake Witcher, Peter Janeush, Paul Huppe, Gary Standard. Karl Romero. Edwin Griego. Ruben Romero, Robert Lux, Eddie Rivera. Dwavne Saavedra, Craig Cooper, Ben Gutierrez, Danny Staszewski, Gerard. Huppe, Merritt Brown, Kevin Hunt, Nick Thompson, John Montano, Tom Holder, Lawrence Trujillo, LaVar Egbert, Pat Brady.

Most oftne time, practice was fun

BASKETBALL

Darrell Espy and Mark Romero temporarily outnumbered but never outplayed

Leonard Ortiz joins Darrell and Mark

Ubiquitous M a r k shoots one

Basketball mentor, Lenny Roybal predicted he would have- a winning season and went on to prove it. Rated a dismal tenth in District by the pre-season experts, the Demons had dropped only one game, to the Albuquerque Bulldogs, by the time they swept the Capitol City Invitational late in the season. From the opening rout of Taos, to the dramatic double victory over arch-rival, St. Mike's the Demon hoopsters used hard, coordinated play to compile on of SFHS' best records ever. The new fieldhouse, which provides a home at last for the Demon teams, held record crowds and school spirit soared higher with each succeeding victory. Coach Roybal has earned the right to smile.

BASKETBALL SEASON RECORD Demons vs: Taos 67 — 52, Highland 59 — 56, St. Mike's 6 0 45, Rosewell-Goddard 85 — 62 & f § j s - 49, Espanola 66 - 37, Gallup 62 — "45, Farmington 63 — 58, Albuquerque 57 — 62, West Mesa 54 49, St. Mike's 77 - 52, Capitol City Invitational Tournament: Demons vs. Espanola 53 — 50, Demons vs. Portales, 57 — 40, and Demons vs. Del Norte 59 — 54.

Sometimes the playing gets rough

Sweeney and Espy at^work

Romero and Bodelson play over an opponent's head

Ortiz, Bodelson and Quintana go for the ball

Pat Walker tells how he did it

Espy sinks another one

Varsity Team, L to R: John Vargas, Pat Narviaz. Ramon Gonzales, Leonard Ortiz, John Quintana, David Sweeney, Mark Romero, Darrell Espy, Pat Viroux, Pat Walker, David Bodelson, Tom Van Buskirk, Rick Gonzales, Ronnie Martinez, Steve Martinez

David Sweeney goes for it

Pat Walker goes up for two

Pat gets a word from the coach

Sweeney and Ortiz make a fast turn

Varsity Volleyball Team, L to R: standing, Valerie Romero and Shelby Doran. Kneeling: Carla Sena, Dolores Montano, Loretta Segura, Carmela Martinez, Suzanne Naranjo, Suzette Tapia, Dolores Abeyta, Gail Martinez, Marlene Romero, and Lucy Malczewski

Suzanne and Carla in action

Smashing one at the opposition

VOLLEYBALL Volleyball came through strong in 1976, as Coach Bertha Mefford led her team through a season of rough competition. With outstanding play by each member, the season was wound up with an excellent record of nine wins against only four losses. Although the team dropped its first game of the year against Cibola, this was partially recouped later in the season when the Demons won a hotly contested third place at the Cibola Tournament. The last game of the season was played on the Demon's house court and resulted in a loss to Los Alamos. The team won fourth place in District 1AAAA in overall play. A major factor in Volleyballs great season was being able to use the new fieldhouse which was finally completed during the past summer.

The defense in action

Sending one back to the other side

CROSS COUNTRY: IAAAA STATE CHAMPIONS

Kneeling left to right; Walter Catanach, John Gage, Kerry Olson, Paul Graham, Gene Fulgenzi, Dennis Mares and Mike Romero. Standing left to right; Nelson Flores, Chris Gomes, Anthony Leyba, Harold Jiminez, Bill

Purtymun, Lawrence Keeran, Richard L. Romero, Ted Romero and Coach John Alire.

Under the coaching of John Alire, the Santa Fe High School Cross Country team captured its third straight AAAA State Title. The Demons compiled 41 points at the State competiton and were led by three-time All-Stater, Paul Graham. Outstanding performance by every member of this talented group has brought them National recognition. Harrier Magazine ranked the Santa Fe High group third in the nation and Joe Namath's National Prep Sports awarded them seventh place standing. Individual talent, determination, conditioning and skillful coaching all played a part in the honors won. 03

All-State Champions from left to right; John Gage, Walter Catanach, Ker Olson, Coach Alire, Paul Graham, Gene Fulgenzi, Mike Romero.

SOCCER

Sitting left to right; Steve Vialpando, Ben Bustos, Allen Cladfelter, Vincent Bradley, Charlie Fitch, Mark Kidman, Chris Bradley, Mike Fair, Arnold Vigil, Craig Sadler. Standing left to right; Fabian Chavez Asst. Coach,

Phillip Loggains, Thomas Zandren, Scott Connelly, Robert Bookwalter, Bruce Hall, Gilbert Sanchez, Dan Barber, Patrick Barker, Ronnie Martinez, Pat Narvaiz, Mike Duck, Richard Ellis, and Head Coach Martin Jacobson.

1st row left to right; Mary Keeran, Charlotte Alarid, Druana Chacon, Rhonda Paynter, Linda Berghofer, Mary Bates, Peggy Keeran, Racheal Herrera. 2nd row left to right; Elaine Jaramillo, Jeannie Armbruster, Amy

Mathews, Pam Roy, Georgette Martinez, Lois Lineberry, Stephanie Weit, Holly Huber. Back standing is Coach Fabien Chavez 1st, 3rd, and last persons not identified.

Soccer became "legalized" this year when it was admitted to varisty sports. Growing in popularity over the last few years, the support of soccer by students and parents was overwhelming. To more than justify the support of the city schools' administration, the SFHS soccer team finished first in the northern division of the Soccer League, beating out long-time powerhouse, Santa Fe Prep six to one. Moving on to the State Championships, the novice team succeeded in capturing fourth place. With a large number of enthusiastic players to choose from, next year's team promises to exert even stronger "Demon Power" on the playing field.

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BASKETBALL

Kneeling left to right; Delores Abeyta, Lorretta Segura, Marsha Fresquez, Marlene Romero, Lorraine Segura. Standing left to right; Valerie Romero

WRESTLING

Coach Gil Mier continues to produce power—house wrestling teams at SFHS with State Champions Dan Holder and Laie Ortega consistently ranked among the winners. The impressive twelve—one—one mark rolled up this year saw the Demons doing equally well both at home and away. The team avenged itself on arch—rivals, St. Mikes, by beating them twice, a feat that had not been equalled since 1971. Gaining confidence as the year advanced, the team made a strong showing at the State Tournament, with Holder and Ortega both winning bronze medals. The experience gained this year stands the team in good position to challenge the State champions next year.

Kneeling left to right; Larry Phyfe, Todd Miller, Charlie Fitch, Larry Lujan, Gaeton Falance, Mike Saladen, team manager. Standing left to right; Asst.

Coach Lujan, Pat Brady, Fernando Acevedo, Laie Ortega, Dan Holder, Lavar Egbert, Andy Montgomery, coach Gil Mier.

SWIMMING

This year's swimming team included members of the freshmen, sophomore, junior and senior class with strong swimmers in each category. Individual stand-outs among those pictured above were Chelly Koch, Amy Winter, Ellen

Garcia, Steve Kidman, Kevin Hunt, Eric Vedeler, Jim Dixon, Mark Kidman, Mark Larragoite, Doug Benton and Peter Basia. Complete photo identification was not available.

Tague, Jeannie Armbruster, Linda Berghofer, Coach Chris Trujillo.

Front row left to right; Audrey Lopez, Sharon Hays, Mary Fla nnigan. Back row left to right; Chrys Jones, Chrizti Fehervary, Sarah Shaffer, Rosemary Franco, Sue Van Buskirk Coach, Delores Baca, Kelsie Tiano, Maria C de Baca.

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Under the leadership of beginning gymnastics coach, Sue VanBuskirk, the SFHS team demonstrated technical skill and competitive know-how. The result was an exciting season which saw them win their matches eleven to one as compared to the less satisfactory one win and ten losses of a year ago. With the occasional off day that all teams experience, the Demons did not qualify at State. However, individual star, Sharon Hays placed second in State competition.

SKIING

For the dedicated skiers at SFHS, the winter of 1977 was a disaster窶年O SNOW! Except for a few light falls that were promptly skied out, the slopes at the basin remained bare. The school ski program, which had effectively turned novices into seasoned skiers for many years past, was cancelled. As the Olins, Rossignols and Hexels were reluctantly put by, the only hope was that next year would produce all the snow that didn't fall this year.

WEIGHT LIFTING

Next year's football team is this years weight lifting team, and under the coaching of David Church the 60 or o members are out there benching, pressing, squating nd curling. Making the stud club is the one thing that the

weight lifters shoot for. This is done by lifting a combined weight of 2500 pounds. So when the team brings back a football championship, you'll know where it started. 51

TABLE TENNIS

THE GRAND CHAMPION

The SFHS Table Tennis team, which won all matches and swept the State Championship last year, had trouble finding any competition this year, probably because of reluctance on the part of other teams to be smothered two years in a row. Undaunted, the team sharpened its skills in readiness for any available competition. Team Captain and all-school champion was senior James Trujillo.

1st row left to right; Charlie Devine, Abel Blea, Special Mier, Bernie Romero. 2nd row left to right; Team Captain James Trujillo, Randy Holmes, Leroy Martinez, Mike Bachicha. 3rd row left to right; Reynaldo Roybal, Robert Martinez, Harold Stacy, Ray Rivera, Gilbert Rivera, Erick Slade.

MOTOCROSS

Moto-Cross is not yet officially sponsored by the school system, but because of the excitement it generates and the enthusiasm and dedication of the participants, this is a sport to be considered. This year, the rugged, trail busting action peaked on good-weather weekends and at the organized meets attended by members of the SFHS group. Leader of the local Bikers was Jason Bettis. 55

Kneeling left to right; Leslie Chavez, Renee Martinez, Nina Alarid, and Charlotte Alarid. Standing left to right; Tina Alarid, Valerie Martinez, Laura Chavez, Gail Martinez, Andrea Martinez.

Tennis Photo credit: Erick Slade

GIRLS TENNIS

Defending State Champions Laura Chavez and Andrea Martinez of the Santa Fe High School girls tennis team defeated teammates Valerie Martinez and Nina Alarid, 2-6, 6-3, 6-3 to win the District 1AAAA Doubles Crown. The Demonette teams by virtue of District finishes, advanced to the State Championships which were held May 13 and 14 at Hobbs. At the State Championships Laura Chavez and Andrea Martinez were upended by the St. Pius duo of Andi Palmissano and Jeanette Hevenut. Santa Fe's other doubles team of Valerie Martinez and Nina Alarid placed fourth, ending the Demonettes season with a successful 13-1 record. The Santa Fe High Girls Tennis Team is coached by Gwen Watson. 57

BOYS TENNIS

The Santa Fe High School Boys Tennis team tied with Albuquerque High for the District 1AAAA team title. The Demon Duo of Daryl Mechem and Erick Lucero, by winning the doubles competition earned a birth in the 1977 Class AAAA State Championships which were held May 13, at Hobbs. The number 2 doubles team of Mike Bachicha and Alex Kalangis reached the semifinal round before losing to the district runners up from Los Alamos. The Santa Fe High School doubles team of Daryl Mechem and Erick Lucero led the Demons to a third place finish in doubles competition at the State Championships in Hobbs. The team finished a very successful season with an 11-0-1 record and the District Crown. The boys tennis team was coached by Ramon Martinez.

Kneeling left to right; Scott Prakken, Mike Lucero, Joey Brandt, Ronnie Romero. Standing left to right; Mike Bachicha, Alex Kalangis, Larry Chavez, Daryl Mechem, Eric Lucero.

RODEO

Under the leadership of Voâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Tech Principal, Fernando Ramirez and advisory of Ben Rael, the SFHS Senior English teacher who is also a nationally accredited rodeo judge, the Demon Rodeo Team entered competitive events across the state. In early spring, they also hosted their own rodeo at the local arena. The cowboys and cowgirls rode for the prizes in a variety of events including barrel racing, goat tying, bull riding, calf roping and bronc riding. The Demon team ranked high in all events and showed the class that will lead some on to competition in the major rodeo circuits nationally.

SOFTBALL

For the girls who enjoy the solid whack of bat against ball or playing the outfield on a bright spring day, a dream came true this year when softball was made a varsity sport. Coached by Bertha Mefford, the beginning team improved for the whole season and advanced to play in the first round of the state tournament. Even though defeated there in the first game, the freshman team had compiled a respectable 4-7 mark for the season. Additionally, they had gained experience and confidence to make them a team to watch next year!

Softball photo credit: Charlie Devine

Kneeling left to right; Venessa Baca, Brenda Ortiz, Chandra Marsh, Druanna Chacon, Bernadette Trujillo, Debbie Romero, Debbie Garcia, and Lorraine Segura. Standing left to right; Valerie Montoya, Esther

Sanchez, Cammie Walrath, Johanna Ortiz, Mary Keeran, Marsha Fresquez, Rachael Herrera, Yolanda Casados.

GOLF

The Santa Fe Country Club provides excellent playing conditions for the major part of the year and gives the Demons a challenging course to test their skills.

Coif, coached by C. Allen for the first year ever had both a girls and boys team. The boys by winning 4 to 6 matches captured the District title. In state competition the Demons placed 3rd behind Alamogordo and Sandia. Individual honors went to Lee Sanchez for winning the state championship the second consecutive season. Girls competition for a first year performed very well. In all six of their matches they did no worse than place second, they also placed second in the State Meet, which is a real achievement for starting out. Individual team members for both teams are as follows, Boys; Lee Sanchez, Mike Barnes, Jay Shantz, Ralph Shantz, and Joe Tiano. Girls: Kelsey Tiano, Lisa Corriz, Debbie Bingham, Gail Gierat and Anita Soltero.

TRACK

Track, coached by Robert Ortiz and John Alire enjoyed a fair season, winning the Alamosa Relays and finishing second to Los Alamos in the Capital City Meet. In District action the young team surprised everyone by coming up and finishing 2nd behind Los Alamos. The team qualified eleven team members tu go to State. Paul Graham's 9:33 in the two mile shattered the school record which had been held by David Sandoval with a 9:48.2 and set a new mark for future runners to beat. The excellent showing by the track team this year focused on strong effort in all events through individual conditioning and skillful coaching.

This season, Coach Markley Lumpkins girls' track team went through the strenuous practice routines of running, jumping, vaulting and throwing and came away with a strong unit that collected ribbons and awards at all meets. Before the season was over and equipment put away, nine girls went to the State Championship meet in Albuquerque. At this meet, Jo Ann Baca took third in the shot put and Karen Baxter took fifth in the 880. The mile relay team captured third, while the 880 medley relay team took sixth place. Coach Lumpkins and the team alike had reason to be pleased with the outcome of all the work.

1st row left to right; Juanita Grace, Carla Koppa, Dolores Abeyta, Annette Benavidez, Brenda Eager, Wendy Nichols, Suzzette Tapia, Isabel Armijo. 2nd row left to right; Anna Arzola, Deanna Duran, Rosalind Grace, Karen

Baxter, Julie Barber, Loretta Segura, Natalie Dante. 3rd row left to right; Valerie Romero, Lucy Malczewski, De Anne Bryant, Jo Ann Baca, Lyndora Valdez, Meg Goldberg, Yolanda Valdez and Sharon Honnell.

BASEBALL

This was definitely the year for baseball at SFHS. Coach Joe Jerry Martinez fielded a powerhouse team that tore through the competition to establish a winning 9—3 District mark. This gave the Demons undisputed first place in 1AAAA and won for them also the right to host the State Tournament. In the State games, they defeated Alamogordo 2—0, Manzano 5—4 and toppled Del Norte 6—4 in the final championship game. Santa Fe had its first State Baseball Championship ever and a remarkable all season record of 17 wins against only 9 losses. Demon power had done it and Coach Martinez could take real pride in a job well done.

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Front row sitting; M i k e Sayre M g r . Kneeling left to right; Pat Narvaiz, Chris Bradley, Blaine Bobchak, Joe Farrel, Jay Mitchell, Jeff Nieto, Anthony Martinez, Vince Bradley, Terry Tiner, and Ernest Padilla. Back row left to right; Coach Joe Martinez, Robert Martinez, Joey Martinez,

Nolan Arquero, Tom Van Buskirk, David Sweeny, Phil Romero, Pat Brady, Leonard Ortiz, Richard West, Louie Trujillo, M i k e Martinez, and Asst. Coach M i k e Vialpando.

This year, 1977, brought a new gymnasium, new approaches, new dedication, new pride and new honors to all Demon athletes, their coaches, the student body and the community at large. The size of the school and the many sports pursued, forces the fan to pick and choose where he shall go cheer. But go cheer, we do, and we have plenty to cheer about!

Sitting left to right; Jan Darmitzel, Karen Baxter, Gail Martinez, Paul Graham. Valerie Romero, Peter Janush. Standing left to right; Dan Barber,

Jay M i t c h e l l , Ronnie Martinez, Darrel Espy, Mark Basham, Pat Viroux, Kevin Hunt, Eugene Rodriguez. Other persons unidentified.

On May 10, 1977 this year's Athletic Banquet was held, honoring individual athletes. Outstanding awards were given to the following people in their respective sports. Receiving awards were: Football; Ben Martinez and Norman Trujillo, Cross Country; Paul Graham, Volleyball; Susan Naranjo, Soccer; Gilbert Sanchez, Wrestling; Laie Ortega and Dan Holder, Swimming; Claire Catanach, Gymnastics; Sharon Hays, Girls Basketball; Laura Chavez, Boys Basketball; David Sweeney, Girls Track; Karen Baxter, and Girls Tennis; Gail Martinez. Golf: Lee Sanchez. Other awards and presentations were also made during the evening.

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CLASSES

Becky Abeyta Fernando Acevedo Charlene Acuna Ronnie Alano Jane Allerton

Adrianna Alvarez Carmen Alvarez

Annette Anaya Anthony Anaya

Another monday morning

Darlene Anaya

Douglas Anaya

I travel in style

Eline Anaya Jo Ann Anaya Sandra Anaya Rick Anchondo Lucille Angelo

Georgia Apodaca Larry Apodaca Victor Apodaca Yvonne Apodaca Madeline Aragon

John Aranda Debbie Archuleta

David Armijo Larri Ashbaugh

Another hour another class

Maria Azcarte Betty Baca Hilda Baca

Jeff Baca Louis Baca Lydia Baca

Practice makes perfect

Paul Baca Paul Baca Paula Baca Carla Bachicha Nick Bahr

Francine Baker Dan Barber

Julia Barber Rosemary Barela

Tommy Barela Patrick Barker

Jenifer Benevidez Wren Berke Debbie Bermudes Jason Bett is Doriores Blea

Blaine Bobchack Dawn Bodenner Dave Boggs Teresa Boling Ken Bonham

Robert Bookwalter Steve Bradley Pat Brady Dennis Branch Loretta Branch

Curtis Brandon

Ron Bransford

The morning after is always the hardest

Janice Briones Sabrina Brown

Brenda Buckles Mike Bufalry

Juan Bustos Carla Cuminghausen Steve Byers

Kathy Cardenas Diane Carrillo Cino Carillo

Beverly Carter Sherry Carter

Rick Cassiday Rick Castillo

Anthony Castor Claire Catanach

Leroy Catanach Richard Catanach Robert Catanach Elizebeth C de Baca Joan C de Baca

Mike C de Baca Victor C de Baca

Jack Chambers James Chambers

Donna Chavez Elaine Chavez

Laura Chavez Leonard Chavez MaryJ ane Chavez

MaryJ o Chavez Michael Chavez Donna Cigliano

Lauri Cisneros Sammy Cisneros Denise Clark

What did you sayi

John Clark James Clokey Shirley Coca Sherry Cole Steve Cooke

Author Cordova

Betty Cordova

Shirley Cordova Angela Corriz

Arlene Corriz Sue Coultas

Shirley Cowder Charlene Craig

Lela Cross Barney Cruz Robert Curtis

Dana Dale Ellen Daley Margery Damm

Jan Darmitzel Jack Daum Cayline Davis Julie Dingus

Edwin Dean Glenda Dean

Beverly DeHerrera Elaine DeHerrera

Maybe they won't notice

Gayla Decker Mark De Lao Debbie Dendahl Charlie Devine Julie Dill

Martina Dipalato Jim Dixon Anthony Dofflemeyer Peggy Doles Boyd Dooley

Ann Dow Chris Draco

Scott Ducaj Mike Duck

So that's the answer

Bernadette Duran John Duran

Lorie Duran Melanie Dwyer

Lavar Egbert Kim Ellard

Robert Redford where are you? 91

Vance Erwin Robert Espinosa Monica Estrada Robert Feather Michael Fair

David Felix Zoe Fenn

David Ferguson Toni Fidel

Laurence on a Friday afternoon

Mr/

Tim Filand

Don Flanagan

A senior's work is never done

Jody Fleig Cindi Fleming JoAnn Flores Charlene Fowler Kim Francisco

Tim Franklin Karen Gabaldon John Cage

Gene Gallegos Joe Gallegos John Gallegos

Margie Gallegos Patrick Gallegos Arthur Garcia

Watch me dodge that parked car

Bernard Garcia Bobbie Garcia

David Garcia Gabriel Garcia

I can't make it up these stairs

Gerald Garcia James Garcia Jean Garcia John Garcia Mike Carcia

Mike Garcia Nathan Garcia Robert Garcia

Roberta Garcia Rose Garcia Sam Garcia

wonder if th

Steve Garcia Toby Garcia

Vicki Garcia Yolanda Garcia

Patty Garnand Carla Garner

Anita and Coach Alire at football assembly

Merle Gates David Gee Renee Geiger John Gianardi Cheryl Cilcrease

Steve G Miete Karen Colbert Jerome Gomez

Yvonne Gomez CarmelĂ Gonzales Clara Gonzales

David Gonzales Diane Gonzales

Donnie Gonzales Georgette Gonzales

Johny Gonzales Linda Gonzales

Liz Gonzales Mario Gonzales

Why me?

Mike Gonzales Rick Gonzales

Tina Gonzales William Gonzales

Paul G rahm T.C. Green

She's worth another look

Debbie Griego Dora Griego Lisa Griego

Louis Griego Martin Griego Raul Griego

Veronica Griego Tom Grossman Robert Gurule

Seniors have spirit too!

Bruce Hall

Ellen Hamilton

Marcel Hasch Mary Hayne

Sharon Hays Sharon Heller

Chris Hernandez Errol Hernandez

Diane Herrera Doris Herrera Grace Herrera James Herrera Mary Ann Herrera

Michael Herrera Maurene Herrick Marion Hien Kimi Hirayama Dan Holder

Tommy Holder Jeff Home Debbie Houstan

Mark Hughes Paula Hughes Peter Hughes

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Paul Huppe Debbie Hutchenson

Eddie Hyde David Ireland

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Eric Jaramillo Ronnie Jaramillo Carrie Jarvis Bern ice Jimenez Ray J imenez

Trinie Jimenez Raymond J iron Bill Johnson Ruth Jones Scott J ones

Carla Karlson Mary Ann Karmazin Mike Kart a s

Mike Kaufman Peggy Keeran Lisa Keesing

you fool!

Eric Kempter Donna King

Kathleen Kingsbury Ken Kirk

Lisa Kirk Sharon Kirston

Gee, I hope I'm not in trouble

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Robin Kleiner David Koppa Kathy Koroneos Patsy Koroneos Bobby Kuhn

Tammy Kump Mark Larragoite

Theresa Larragoite David Laurence

May I help you?

Patty Lebow

Sandra Lebow

Anita Lewis Donna Leyba Lydia Leyba Romana Leyba Karen Lindsay

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Don Lobato MichĂ¨le Long Vicki Longacre Charlene Lopez Deborah Lopez

Frances Lopez Jane Lopez Karen Lopez Loretta Lopez Margaret Lopez

Martin Lopez

Melinda Lopez

Rose Lopez Lawrence Lovato

Midge Lovelace Gail Loyd

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Ann Lucero Eddie Lucero

Isabel Lucero Lorraine Lucero

Michael Lucero Theresa Lucero

Oh Oh, Late again for Crafts

Carlos Lujan Jacqueline Lujan Jennifer Lujan

Johnny Lujan Mabel Lujan Anna Madrid

Mike Madrid Ted Madrid Barbra Maier Robert Malczewski Leticia Manzanares

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Yolanda Manzanares Brian Mares Dennis Mares Patrick Marquez Carla Marsh

Sharon Marsh Lonnie Martin

Adrian Martinez Andrea Martinez

Arsenio Martinez Ben Martinez

Nick Bahr says Hello

Bernadette Martinez Berta Martinez

m Betty Martinez Carmela Martinez

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Debbie Martinez Doreen Martinez

Edwina Martinez Emelda Martinez

It beats walking

Gail Martinez Joann Martinez

Lawrence Martinez Loretta Martinez

Looks like I'm late

Lorraine Martinez Mary Elaine Martinez Nora Martinez Rick Martinez Sam Martinez

Sylvia Martinez Terry Martinez Tina Martinez Tony Martinez Yvonne Martinez

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Durette Matchette Cindy Matthews Linda Mayfield

Carrie McCabe Marcella Medina Norma Medina

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Liz Medrano Tom Medrano

Scott Meister Matilda Mingis

Mike Merril Maria Michalke

It's the only candy my mom lets me eat

Audrey Mier Edward Mier Melinda Miera Matt Miller Todd Miller

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Randy Mills Jay Mitchell Clem Montano John Montano Yvonne Montano

Cathy Montoya Charles Montoya

Chris Montaya Florence Montoya

Demon wrestlers giving moral support

Francis Montoya George Montoya Raymond Montoya

Richard Montoya Rick Montoya Robert Montoya

Anthont Caster focuses

Ron Montoya Greg Moore Vicki Morales Virginia Moya Jenifer Mueller

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Chris Mueller DĂŠifie Muniz

Suzanne Naranjo Jeff Nieto

Sheilah Noland Debbie Nuanes

" A n n a Maria says: Put me d o w n ! "

Chris Oakley Rose Olguin Veronica Olguin

Ronnie Olivas Eva Olivecrona Kerry Olson

for Demon spotlight

Andy Ortega Everette Ortega Laie Ortega Lori Ortega Louis Ortega

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Alice Ortiz Anna Ortiz

Jo Ann Ortiz John Ortiz

Lori Ortiz Rose Ortiz

Mark Romero during his favorite class

Nick Ossorgin Marcia Osterman Gerard Otero

Angela Pacheco Clarence Pacheco Elaine Pacheco

Wendy Pacheco Ana Padilla Carla Padilla Joe Padilla Sandi Padilla

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Mark Para Suzan Parker Susanne Paulsson Gilbert Pena Libby Perea

Becky Peterson Mark Pincheira

Alice Pino Tsenre Pompeo

Fern Prada Cindy Price Jeff Puckett

Deborah Quintana Eddie Quintana John Quintana

Mike Quintana Ron Quintana Ben Rael Debbie Rael Melissa Rael

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Gloria Regensberg John Rehorn Penny Reynolds Noel Richardson Suzie Richardson

Julie Richey Shirly Riggs John Ringer

Christine Rivera Diane Rivera Josina Rivera

Pat says, "Th

Pam Rivera Pat Rivera

Ron Rivera Steve Rivera

Pam Rodela Lisa Rodke

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Alice Rodriguez Carmen Rodriguez Diane Rodriguez John Rodriguez Sylvia Rodriguez

Theresa Rodriguez Anita Romero Anna Maria Romero

Diane Romero Donald Romero Eloy Romero

Foods Not Bad!

Gerald Romero Hazeldine Romero

Isaac Romero JoAnn Romero

Joe Romero Mark Romero Martha Romero Melvin Romero Mike Romero

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Valarie Romero Lisa Ronningen Thersa Ronquillo

Angela Roybal Emily Roybal Emma Roybal

GĂŠraldine Roybal Jack Roybal

Judy Roybal Pauline Roybal

Robert Ruiz Tina Ruiz Tom Ruiz Toni Ruiz Greg Rylee

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Doreen Saiz Ciny Saladen Deborah Salazar John Salazar Mary Ann Salazar

Ronnie Salazar Susan Salgado Mary Salinas

Carlos Sanchez David Sanchez Debby Sanchez

Diane Sanchez Diane Sanchez Gilbert Sanchez

Jerry Sanchez Lee Sanchez Barbra Sandoval

Joe Sandoval J ulia Sandoval Manuel Sandoval

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Margaret Sandoval Mark Sandoval Pam Sandoval Ronnie Sandoval Susie Sandoval

Maria Santana Dina Scarfiotti

Rocco Scarfiotti James Schultz

Malcolm Scott

Jerry Segura

Liz Segura Lorraine Segura Phillip Segura Sandra Segura Bernadette Sena

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Dorlores Sena Martha Sena Pat Sena Albert Serrano Chris Serrano

Frank Serrano

Leonard Serrano

Sherry Sexton Robin Shinholser

Anthony Silva David Silva

Linda Sisneros Erick S lade Briget Sloa' Helen Sobic.i Stacy Southerland

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Oswaido Soveranes Robert Soveranes Barbara Stacy Craig Steinhoff Caroline Stoffels

Kevin Strel

Perri Sullens

Carl Sverre David Sweeny

Tracy Tague Christy Tanner

Ceci la Tapia Terri Tapia Debbie Taylor Flora Tercero Karen Thomas

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Carolyn Thompson Nick Thompson Ginger Tierney Diane Torres Betty Trujillo

Carey Trujillo Cathy Trujillo

Cheryl Trujillo Diane Trujillo

Evilyn Trujillo

Ceri Trujillo

James Trujillo Joe Trujillo Juventino Trujillo Loretta Trujillo Louie Trujillo

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Norman Trujillo Ted Trujillo Dottie Uranga

Tom Urban Nora Urioste Linda Ulibarri

Joann Valdez Paul Valdez Robert Valdez

Tim Valdez Darlene Valencia

Roberta Varela John Vargas

Venessa Velarde Arnold Velasquez

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It ain't funny, Charlie

Sandra Velasquez Teresa Velasquez Narcelino Vialpondo Phyillis Vieira Anna Maria Vigil

Billy Vigil Carol Vigil

Darelne Vigil Gary Vigil

Henry Vigil

Kathy Vigil

Theresa Lucero stares at Photographer

Leonard Vigil Tisha Vigil Zianna Vigil Sylvia Vives Pat Viroux

Susan Wakefield Cynthia Walker

Lizann Wallis Sandy Warner

Kathy Wasson David Watson

So what if I Lost 6â&#x20AC;&#x201D;0 6â&#x20AC;&#x201D;0

Barbara Watts Diane Weidner Grace Weseman

Richard West Sheryl West Stephanie West

Nancy Wharton Frank Wheeler Mathew Wheeler Ronnie Wheeler Donna White

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Sandy Williams Brenda Wilmot Mike Wilson Louise Wohltahrt Carol Woods

Jamie Woods

Thomas Zandren

Edwina says we're number 1

Denette Zamora

David Dunmar 121

Dolores Abeyta Marcella Abeyta Violet Abeyta Theresa Acuna Joe Addington Charlotte Alarid

Marie Alarid Stephanie Alford David Alire Debbie Anaya Jeannie Anaya Lucille Anaya

Wanda Anaya Jeff Anstey Jerry Apodoca Lorraine Aranda Frank Archuleta Marcella Archuleta

YESTERDAY...

Dallas Aringdale Jeanie Armbruster Anthony Armijo Darlene Armijo David Armijo Debbie Armijo

Marie Armijo Tim Armijo Nolan Arquero Carlos Atilano Evelyn Babock William Babock

Annette Baca Dolores Baca Jo Ann Baca Leo Baca Phil Baca Tim Baca

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John Baker Ron Baker Faye Barela Renee Barela Todd Barela Mike Barnes

Mark Basham Leah Bearden Fred Beck John Bell Annette Benavidez Linda Berghoff er

Laura Black Kevin Bloxom David Bodelson

Karen Boggs Donald Borrego Frances Boulton

Pssst. What's the answer?

Brion Boyles Leigh Brandeburry Cindy Branon

Olivia Bransford Mike Briceno George Brito

Finally studying huh Robert.

Nancy Brommer Ceneva Brown Melanie Brown Merrit Brown Tony Brown Elizabeth Brunn

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Deanne Bryant Travis Bryant Mark Buell Porfirio Bueno Roger Bullock Steve Burrell

Matt Burt Lorella Bustamante Loretta Bustamante

Ben Bustos Carlos Bustos Debbie Bybee

Maria Byers Debby Byrnes Kenny Camp

Karl Cardenas Linda Cardenas Aaron Carrillo

Dolores Carillo Sandra Casados Greg Catanach

Henery Catanach Michael Catanach Ronald Catanach Walter Catanach Bernadette C de Baca Edward C de Baca

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Marvin C de Baca Ron C de Baca Gilbert Chacon Dawn Chambers Deanne Chavez Greg Chavez

Annette Chavez John Chavez Vivian Chavez

Vivian Chavez Yolanda Chavez Berta Cisneros

Darlene Clanton Darlene Clark

Ernest Clark Mark Clark

Pete Clarkson Paula Clay Mary Clayton Kenny Clokey Lloyd Cole Jeanne Cook

Craig Cooper Reed Cone Donna Corazzi Gilbert Cordova Henry Cordova Jenny Cordova

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Modesto Cordova Jerome Corriz Teenya Creswell Thomas Cross Elizabeth Cruz James Daum

Cheryl Davis Johnny Davis Margy Davis Victor Davis Frederick De Castro Margot DeLapp

Rudy Delgado Matt Delora

Jolyn Dennis Rosemary DeVine

Study Time...

Rebekah DeWald Henrietta Dofflemeyer Tom Doles

Shelby Doran Wayne Dotson Jody Douglas

Me big monkey like big banana!

George Doyle Tracy Dunham Angela Duran Anna Duran Bernadette Duran Eddie Duran

127

Linda Duran Mary Duran Lora Duvall Linnea Egbert Christy Ellis Edward Escudero

Paula Escudero Jesus Esparza Kenney Espinosa

Dareil Espy Rose Esquibel Veronica Estorga

Lisa Estrada Caeton Falance Elaine Fattah

Roger Fauteck Frank Feather Rita Felter Whiskey..

Chet Finlinson Rieh Francisco Rosemary Franco Thomas Franco John French Michelle Fresquez

David Friday Vicki Fry Cene Fulgenzi Martin Cabaldon Anna Gallegos Jerry Gallegos

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Lori Gallegos Mike Gallegos Peter Gallegos Sandra Gallegos Silvia Gallegos Albert Garcia

Albert Garcia Charles Garcia Donna Garcia

Donna Garcia Dorothy M. Garcia Ellen Garcia

Ernestine Garcia Estevan Garcia

Gina Garcia Joe Garcia

M m m M m m Good!

Julian Garcia Natalie Garcia Raymond Garcia Robert Garcia Donald Gee John Gentry

Alan Gladfelter Carolyn Getz Fernando Gomez James Gomez Albert Conzales Anita Conzales

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Anna Gonzales Carmella Gonzales Dianne Gonzales Edwina Gonzales Henry Gonzales James Gonzales

joann Gonzales Julie Gonzales Larry Gonzales Liz Gonzales Mariland Gonzales Mark Gonzales

Mark Gonzales Michelle Gonzales

Pat Gonzales Patricia Gonzales

Tina and Claud hard at work

Raymond Gonzales Robert Gonzales Robert Gonzales

Robert Gonzales Ronald Gonzales Sandy Gonzales

Randy Rodriguez demonstrates technique.

Sam Gonzales Stephanie Gonzales Veronica Gonzales Carla Gordan Cindy Gore Mindy Graft

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Darwin Graves Christene Criego Dennis Griego Edwin Griego Felipita Griego Irma Griego

Natalie Griego Susan Griego Graham Giswald Arthur Cuarriello Johnny Cuarriello John Gundzik

Jesse Gurule Leroy Gurule Mike Gurule

Angela Guiterrez Ben Guiterrez Doug Hamilton

Debbie Hammond Kim Harke

Robert Hart Tammy Hatley

Liz Hayen Michael Heasley Ralph Hehr Bernice Herrera Jay Hewitt Steve Hidalgo

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Sandra Hodgin Eric Holgerson Lisa Holmes Randy Holmes Ray Holmes Susan Hรถrne

Holly Huber Kevin Hunt Cerard Huppe Bill Hyde Lawrence Impresica Mark Isaacs

Frank Jackson Linda Jackson Peter Janusch

Anna Jaramillo Evy Jaramillo John Jaramillo

Ralph Jaramillo Randy Jaramillo Ronnie Jaramillo

Where'd it go?

Karen Jasper Glenda Jasso Debbie Jenks Annette Jimenez Robert Jimenez Margaret J iron

Jeff Jones Beth J orden Betsy Joyce Beverly Kahn Yvette Kahn Theresa Kain

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Kathy Kaufman Paul Kavanaugh Kathy Keeshan Karla Kellog Mike Kennedy Mark Kidman

Larry Kiefer Laura Kingsbury

Chelle Koch Karin Koch

Chris LaForge Lisa Lainhart Terry Lake

Barry Lamonda Karen Lautenschlager Greg Leon

Joe Lerma Karl Letcher Bobby Leyba

Dennis Leyba Frankie Leyba Phil Leyba Wanette Leyba Wayne Leyba Michelle L"Heureux

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Cary Liggan Phillip Lillich Lupie Linson Mike Lockhart Patty Logue Anne Lopez

Carla Lopez Dorie Lopez Edward Lopez Frankie Lopez George Lopez Mary Ann Lopez

Ruth Lopez Tina Lopez Mark Lopez

Roberta Lovato Yolanda Lovato Lori Loyd

Abel Lucero Elizabeth Lucero Eric Lucero

James Lucero Joe Lucero Michelle Lucero

Hey-

Priscilla Lucero Ronnie Lucero Steve Lucero Dana Luchetti Ceorgianna Lujan Cene Lujan

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Robert Lujan Sandra Luja Carla Luna Larry Luna Ivan Macias Kenny Madrid

Yvonne Maes Inez Maestas Theresa Maestas Anthony Maez Randy Melchor Cecilia Malczewski

Lucy Malczewski Maria Marquez Chandra Marsh

Andy Martinez Anthony Martinez Barbara Martinez

Becky Martinez Bennie Martinez

Connie Martinez Corine Martinez

Darlene Martinez Darlene Martinez Dion Martinez Cus Martinez Joe Martinez Lenora Martinez

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Leon Martinez Leroy Martinez Liz Martinez Loretta Martinez Louis Martinez Lucienda Martinez

Maggie Martinez Maria Elena Martinez Nancy Martinez

Patrica Martinez Richard Martinez Richard Martinez

Robert Martinez Ronnie Martinez Ruben Martinez

ALL MY TROUBLES... Shirley Martinez Steve Martinez Sylvia Martinez Thresa Martinez Vince Martinez Yolanda Martinez

Clifford Mascarenas Amy Matthews Miguel Mayer Pa m Mayfield Daren McCarthy Monica McConnell

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Bob McDonald Jodi McCinnis Cherrie Mclnturff Steve Medrano J immy Meek Kell am Mewell

SEEMED SO FAR AWAY...

Sandra Mier Dale Mierzwik

Camille Miller Cheryl Miller

Kelly Miller Kim Miller

Lynn Miller Mary Minnis Linda Moore Lynn Moore Susan Moore Michael Morris

Joseph Montes Pat Montez Tommy Mondragon Dolores Montano Michael Montano Mike Montano

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Paul Montano Richard Montano Roland Montano Rosemary Montano Steve Montano Anna Montoya

OH I BELIEVE IN

Bea Montoya Ben Montoya

Carl Montoya Charles Montoya

Chris Montoya Darlene Montoya

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Dancing, Dancing, Dancing!!!

Diane Montoya Diane Montoya Elmer Montoya Ernistine Montoya Gilbert Montoya John Montoya

John Montoya Maria Montoya Mike Montoya Robert E. Montoya Robert Montoya Roberta Montoya

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Rosemarie Montoya Sam Montoya Steve Montoya Patricia Moreno John Morton Jeannie Moya

Stanley Moya Barbara Murphy Pat Narvaiz

Leslie Neal Jeff Nelson Mike Nelson

Alan Neville Laurie Noakes Julie Noriega

YESTERDAY... Mark Oakley Mark O'Donnell Linda Oellien Sammy Ojinaga Tracy Oleott Carmella Olguin

Veronica Olguin Kim Olson Charles Ortega Henrietta Ortega John Ortega Larry Ortega

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Margaret Ortega Rick Ortega Robert Ortega Cathy Ortiz George Ortiz Kathy Ortiz

Kathy Ortiz Leonard Ortiz

Lisa Ortiz Nellie Ortiz

Ralph Ortiz Susan Ortiz Robert Pabinquit

Martin Pacheco Vicki Pacheco Debra Padilla

Jeff Padilla John Padilla Johnny Padilla

Karen Padilla Phillip Padilla Sandra Padilla Corine Prada Scott Parker Mark Parra

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Marty Paul Rhonda Painter Tim Pearch Charlotte Pena Joe Pena Rosemary Pena

John Penner Oliver Perea Maria Petrikat Karen Petry Jeanette Piatt Adamina Pino

Lucas Pollack Corrine Prada Edward Prada

Patricia Press Delaine Prosch Bill Purtyman

Winona Quails Brenda Quintana Gene Quintana

Only 550 to go. (sigh)..

Irene Quintana Joe Quintana Louise Quintana Robert Quintana Teri Quintana David Rael

Maria Rael Mel Rael Miguel Rael Pat Rael Doug Ramey Louie Ramirez

141

Ernest Ramos James Ramsey Jamie Reagan Beverly Reak Jerry Reynolds Kim Richardson

Tony Riley Francisco Rios Margie Rios Brenda Rivera Eddie Rivera Grace Rivera

Marlene Rivera Mary Rivera Pat Rivera

Ray Rivera Raymond Rivera Robert Rivera

Kit Rodke Benny Rodriguez Cathy Rodriguez David Rodriguez Eugene Rodriguez Eva Rodriguez

James Rodriguez Joe Rodriguez John Rodriguez Dave Romanik Barbara Romero Bernie Romero

Carla Romero Cindy Romero Claudette Romero Fredrick Romero Gary Romero Germaine Romero

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Jeri Romero J.R. Romero Karl Romero Linda Romero Maria Romero Mark Romero

Marlene Romero Mary Romero Paula Romero Phil Romero Ruben Romero Socorro Romero

Terry Romero Virginia Romero

Yola Romero Anthony Ronquillo

Pam Roy Anthony Roybal Carmella Roybal Jacob Roybal Jeneanne Roybal Kathy Roybal

LaPriel Roybal Mary Roybal Monica Roybal Patricia Roybal Ralph Roybal Reynaldo Roybal

Sharon Roybal Veronica Roybal K u r t Ruckman Annette Ruybalid Duane Saavedra Nancy Saiz

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Lilly Salazar Lisa Salazar Marietta Salazar Patsy Salazar Shirley Salazar Teri Salazar

John Salinas Angela Sanchez Chris Sanchez Cindy Sanchez Daniel Sanchez David Sanchez

Diane Sanchez Esther Sanchez

Julie Sanchez Rosemary Sanchez

Sandra Sanchez Barbara Sandoval Caroline Sandoval Carrie Sandoval Deborah Sandoval Donna Sandoval

Emma Sandoval Larry Sandoval Steve Sandoval Tony Sandoval Viola Sandoval Lois Saulnier

Ralph Schmitt Roger Schultz Candy Scoggins Martha Segura Carl Sellers Barbara Sena

Frank Sena Jojo Sena Karla Sena Mike Sena Patircia Sena Ronald Sena

Steve Sema Anthony Serrano Marcos Serrano

Theresa Serrano Jack Servis Eric Shelton

Laura Shinholser Helen Silvia

Peggy Silvia Ron Simmons

Charles Simioni Gloria Sisneros Harold Sisneros David Slagoske Scott Sloan Pam Smith

Susan Smith Patrick Snyder Jeff Sosa Shauna Sosa Joe Southard David Southerland

145

Joann Soveranez Tammy Spagnola Brenda Squires Bernadette Stacy Russ Stamets Gary Standard

Danny Staszewski Jan Stewart Sharon Stoffels Sharon Stout Marcia Stump Dale Sturgeon

Loretta Summa Pearl Sweeney Dolores Tafoya

Lynn Talbot Adam Tapia Tina Tapia

Tommy Tapia Lynn Tatershall Rhonda Tauche Lupe Tercero Julie Thompson Bon Jean Thomson

Cheryl Thorpe Norma Thurmond Megan Topp Edwina Torres Caroline Torres Bearnie Truji'Jo

Cathy Trujillo Elaine Trujillo Felix Trujillo Juanita Trujillo Lawrence Trujillo Marie Trujillo

146

Robert Tsosie Keilie Turner Rhonda Turner Sam Urban Lala Ulibarrj Susie Ulibarri

Carla Vaisa Ken Valdez Lisa Valdez Lyndora Valdez Rosemary Valdez Steve Valdez

Susan Valdez Charlie Valencia Veronica Valencia

Richard Valentine Norma Valenzuela Tom Van Buskirk

Gerald Vanderford Anthony Vandersommer Ester Varela Stephanie Varela Barbra Vargas Joann Vasquez

Erik Vedeler Daniel Valarde Michael Velarde Myra Valarde Mike Vasquez Tina Velasquez

Chile Vigil Diana E. Vigil Donna Vigil Erlinda Vigil Marcilino Vialpando Steve Vialpando

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Janine Vigil Jenny Vigil Linda Vigil Lisa Vigil Margorie Vigil Richard Vigil

Rudy Vigil Sandra Vigil

Armida Villa Bradly Vince

Eda Vlahos Jonathen VomLehn

Pat Walker John Wasson

Keith Watson Lorraine Welch

Tony R Webb Richard Weldon Valli West Kellie Wharton Doug White Wendy Whitlock

148

Wayne Wilburn Charles Wilder Kate Willet Geoff Wilner Don Wilson Frank Wilson

Blake Witcher Alex Wolfe Patty Wolfe Joan Wood Laurie Woods Dennis Wright

Evonne Yardman Tom Yount Eileen Zaenglein Judy Zipple Racheal Zuniga Steve Trujillo

IN MEMORIAM

Carl Anaya 1959-1976

Barbara Salazer 1960-1977

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Nora Acuna Susan Addington Liz Aker Debbie Alano Nan Alarid Nina Alarid Mary Alarid William Alarid

Pam Alford Ken Alire Marsha Alire Patsi Alvarez

Raul Alvarez Carl Anaya Daniel Anaya Gerard Anaya

James Anaya Peter Anaya Ricky Anaya Natalie Anderson

SOPHOMORE CLASS Joe Apodoca Paula Apodoca Dora Aragon Ralph Aragon Esther Archuleta Joseph Archuleta Kathy Archuleta Tommy Archuleta Mark Arellano Isabel Armijo Larry Armijo Linda Armijo Jeanette Arquero Anna Arzola Tammy Avila Eleanor Baca Creg Baca Jeanette Baca Joel Baca Louise Baca Martha Baca Paul Baca Ronald Baca Susan Baca Vanessa Baca Wanda Baca Mike Bachicha Becky Barber Julie Barber Lisa Barela Martin Barela Patty Baros

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Kevin Barrows Elaine Beard Mike Beardsly Ricky Beavers Aaron Bedford Maud Beenhouwer Weston Benderman Laurel Berke

Julie Billings Brad Bingham Jolene Blackman Ben Blea Angela Block Machelle Bloyd Ann Bodelson Terry Bohannon

Peter Boissiere Eric Bond Kirby Bond

Tony Bonham Richard Bowles Mike Bowker

Milly Bowling Tracy Boydstun Chris Bradley

W e saw what you did!" Carol Branch Joe Brandt Paul Brighten Erik Briones Ronald Brito Mark Brooks Chris Brown Jenifer Brown Mona Bruch Ian Burgess Eric Burman Clay Burton Robert Bushrow Susan Bustamante Cindy Bustos Kathy Bustos James Butler Chris Byres Robin Byrnes Madeline Carpenter Deborah Carrillo Denise Carillo Brett Carter Lavina Carter Anna Casados Raymond Casados Yolanda Casados Stephanie Casauss Clay Cash Paul Castillo John Catanach Steve Catanach

Mark C de Baca Vicki C de Baca AngĂŠlique Chacon Druana Chacon Donna Chambers Kim Chaparro Billy Chapman Debra Chavez Diane Chavez Diane Chavez Helen Chavez Julio Chavez Larry Chavez Lupe Chavez Nina Chavez Patricia Chavez Ralph Chavez Renee Chavez Robert Chavez Sandra Chavez Teresa Chavez Bobby Childers Alan Clark Wendell Clark

Mary Beth Clifford Chris Clary Becky Clayton

Corrine Coca Don Cole Bruce Colyer

Scott Connelly Tina Contreras Nancy Cooper

Ray Cordell Anthony Cordova Arleen Cordova Donald Cordova Linda Cordova Loretta Cordova Marcos Cordova James Correa Ferbie Corriz Mary Corriz Ricky Corriz Becky Cox Leslie Cox J ackie Craig Francess Crow Cathy Culberson Jesus Cueto Danny Dalton Sophia Dalton Bruce Damm Natalie Dante Mary Jane Darras Julie Day Ellen Dean ___

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Danita Decker Cina Decker Elizabeth Delora Mike Demmy Charles de Montaigu Kathy Dendahl Rosemarie DeVargas Brenda Devine

Diane Dietrick Tim Dill Harold Dixon Vincent Dominguez Beverly Doolittle

Jim Drago Dennis Duck Carolyn Dukeminier Cindy Dunaway Jeff Dunham

Margaret Duran Michelle Duran Roberta Duran Sandra Duran David Dye

Brenda Eager Todd East Jeff Edwards Sandra Edminston

Charlie Elliot Elister Ellis Richard Ellis Annette Elmore

Armando Enriquez Ralph Enriquez Sheri Ervin Sandra Espinoza Mike Espy Chris Evans Mike Evans David Falance Angela Felter Cathy Fernandez Vivian Fine Rick Finlinson Carmella Fischer Charlie Fitch Nelson Flores Allison Ford Maria Fowler Barry French Irvin Fresquez Marsha Fresquez Mike Fresquez Tina Fresquez Pat Cabaldon Yvette Cabaldon

Tommy Gage Bernadette Cale Andy Gallagher Andrew Gallegos Joann Gallegos John Callegos Lawrence Gallegos Liz Callegos Mary Gallegos Raymond Gallegos Ricky Callegos Tom Gallegos Andrew Garciz Audrey Garcia Carol Garcia Cindy Garcia Clarence Garcia Debbie Garcia Debbie Garcia Delores Garcia Erma Garcia Jackie Garcia Jerry Garcia Joe Garcia

John Garcia John Garcia John Garcia J udy Garcia

Leonard Garcia Luana Garcia Marie Garcia Mark Garcia

Paul Garcia Paul Garcia Suzanne Garcia Teresa Garcia Donald Garduno

Rhonda Carduno Kennetmh Garley Joseph Cee Kelsie Geigar Cindy Gentry

George Gerber Alan Gillette Peter Clover Meg Goldber Maria Goler Bernie Comez Chris Gomez Diane Gomez Guillermo Comez Cecilia Gonzales Dino Eubio Gonzales Edward Gonzales Eileen Gonzales

Francis Gonzales Gilbert Gonzales Jackie Gonzales Jeanette Gonzales Jerry Gonzales Joanne Gonzales John Gonzaies Marcia Gonzales

Pam Gonzales Patty Gonzales Raymond Gonzales

Ruben Gonzales Steve Gonzales Steve Gonzales

Tommy Gonzales Daniela Good Juanita Grace

Pam Grace Rosaline Grace Epi Granillo Annette Griego

Antonio Griego Bernice Griego Ramona Griego Ronnie Griego

Larry Gurule Daniel Gutierrez Paul Gutierrez Rick Gutierrez

Eric Haggard Glenda Hammond Mike Happel William Hardy Kevin Hare Denise Harenburg Brad Hartley William Hatcher Conrad Hayas Daniel Hays Julie Heath Laura G Heer Victor Hendren Kelly Hendricks Lucio Hernandez Francis Herrera

Rachel Herrera Brian Hill Shane Hillyer Karen Hollis Lori Holmes Ronald Holmes Toni Holmes Sharon Honnell

Tanya Houston Steve Huff Kelly Hunt

Chris Huppe K i m Hutson Maureen Hyde

Lloyd Jacks Megan Jackson Mike Jackson

Annette Jacques Renee Jacquez Karen Janusch Elaine Jaramillo

Ricky Jaramillo Dawna Jennison Kris Jensen GĂŠraldine Jiminez

Lisa J iminez Nancie Jiminez Robert Jiminez Victoria Jiminez

Denise Johnson Kevin Johnson Kristen Johnson Hillary Johnstone

Tim Jordan Glenn 'owers Wendy Judd Raynard Julian Charles Junge Ernest Kavanaugh Gary Kavanaugh Lawrence Keeran

Ann Kelly Dave Kennedy Rick Kenner Eileen Kingsbury Cassius Kivela Peter Komis Kim Koomoa Carla Koppa Tracy Kuntz Ruth Lacy Patrick Lainhart Sherry Lake Jean Lambert Brian Lawless Tracy Lebow Anthony Legits

Robert Levitt Chris Leyba Larry Leyba

Mary Leyba Mark L'heureux Kerry Li

Sarah Lindsey Jan Lineberry Margaret Linson

Joseph Lobato Stephen Loggains Robert Lohbeck

Adriane and CarlÂŤ

Cindy Long Kathy Long Alan Lopez Carmella Lopez Consuelo Lopez Ernie Lopez Fred Lopez George Lopez Glenn Lopez Laura Lopez Linda Lopez Louise Lopez Margaret Lopez Marie Lopez Pam Lopez Raymond Lopez Ruth Lopez Tommy Lopez Jerry Lovato Leonard Lovato Benjamin Lucero Darlene Lucero David Lucero Gloria Lucero

Joe A Lucero Joe Lucero Manual Lucero Paul Lucero Pita Lucero Pola Lucero Ronnie Lucero Sandra Lucero

Diana Lu na Mike Lury Anita Lujan Dennis Lujan Esther Lujan Lori Lujan Pat Lujan Sebie Lujan

Theresa Lujan Theresa Lujan Tom Lynch

Carrie Madrid Joe Madrid Alicia Maez

Darlene Maes Carla Maes Lucia Maestas

Marie Maez Bruce Maier Mike Maldonado

George Malvaney Susan Manges Donald Manzanares Suzanne Manzanares Theresa Manzanares Barbara Mares Mark Mares David Marquez Henry Marquez Karen Marquez Adrian Martinez Agnes Martinez Andrew Martinez Anthony Martinez Anthony Martinez Cathy Martinez Charlotte Martinez Connie Martinez Corrine Martinez Darlene Martinez Denise Martinez Edward Martinez Florence Martinez Georgia Martinez

Gloria Martinez Kenny Martinez Lawrence Martinez Leanne Martinez Loretta Martinez Loretta Martinez Marian Martinez Mary Jo Martinez

Melinda Martinez Mike James Martinez Mike Martinez Pam Martinez

Rebecca Martinez Raul Martinez Ruby Martinez Sarah Martinez

Valerie Martinez Yvonne Martinez Eddie Maxwell Lisa Maxwell

Michelle Maxwell Pam Mc Clutchey Ward Mc Kinley

Jim McDowell Patricia McHugh Daryl Mechem

Ray Medina Cecilia Medrano Ross Medrano

Margaret Mendiola Steve Mier John Miera "How long do I have to stay like this?" Melissa Miera Brett Miller Lloyd Miller Loren Miller Sean Miller Brenda Montano Chris Montano Cindy Montano

Cres Montano David Montano Ferbi Montano Gilbert Montano Gloria Montano Jeana Montano Ronnie Montano Andrew Montgomery

David Montgomery Andrew Montoya Anglea Montoya Charles Montoya Danny Montoya Gloria Montoya Janice Montoya Jessica Montoya Joey Montoya J oh nette Montoya Lanelle Montoya Larry Montoya Lois Montoya Morris Montoya Rob Montoya Robin Montoya

Theresa Montoya Valerie Montoya Victor Montoya

Cindy Moore Dorothy Moore Kay Moore

Floyd Moquino Floyd Moreles Kerri Morris

Linda Moya Rudy Moya Maya Moyle

Leslie Mugleston Renee Narvaiz Julie Neidorf Wendy Nichols Yvette Nieto Darla Nilsen Watasha Nix Robert Noriega Steve Nuanes Suzanne Ogard Sandy Oloughlin Mike Olson Bernadette Ortega Carla Ortega Janet Ortega Martha Ortega

Mary Ortega Morry Ortega Rose Ortega Beverly Ortiz Jake Ortiz Johanna Ortiz Kathy Ortiz Lisa Ortiz Mike Ortiz Paul Ortiz Ray Ortiz Ron Ortiz Roseanne Ortiz Steve Ortiz Patti O'toole Brian Pacheo

Charlotte Pacheco Patricia Pacheco Ricky Pacheco John Padilla

Irene Padilla Luz Padilla Ray Padilla Donna Parker

Creg Peck John Peden Julie Pena Brian Pennington "Down with Algebra!"

John Perea Julia Perea Robert Perea Louis Petry Tim Phillips

Andy Phyfe Larry Phyfe Lillian Prada Lisa Quails Belle Quintana

Donna Quintana Ernie Quintana Georgia Quintana Liz Quintana Mary Helen Quintana

Patty Quintana Sandra Quintana Theresa Quintana Theresa Quintana Carol Rael Dora Rael Raymond Rael Jennifer Ramev

Raymond Ramirez Kirk Rhinehart Randy Richmond Brenda Riggs Roberta Riley Juan Rios Anthony Rivera Bernadette Rivera

Frances Rivera Gilbert Rivera Maria Rivera Mark Rivera Phil Rivera

Priscilla Rivera Robert Rivera Sigfred Rivera Susan Rivera Theresa Rivera

Frances Robinson Sita Rodke David Rodriguez Elaine Rodriguez George Rodriguez .Then I pour this coke into my hand, s e e . . . '

Gilbert Rodriguez Raymond Rodriguez Richard Rodriguez Robert Rodriguez

Robert Rodriguez Robin Rodriguez Xavier Rodriguez Tim Romanik

Albert Romero Allen Romero Alvin Romero Anita Romero "You did WHAT with my boyfriend?" Anna Romero Anna Romero Brian Romero Carlos Romero Chuck Romero Cindy Romero Debbie Romero Deborah Romero

Delores Romero Jeanette Romero Josina Romero Karen Romero Laura Romero Leslie Romero Marvin Romero Michelle Romero

Nan Romero Richard Romero Richard L. Romero Richard Romero Ricky Romero Ronnie Romero Roseann Romero Ted Romero

Tommy Romero Pete Ronquillo Alan Roybal Antonio Roybal

David Roybal Eileen Roybal Gloria Roybal Liz Roybal

Lorraine Roybal Patricia Roybal Polly Roybal Maria Ruiz

Warren Rumpel Mike Saladen Frances Salas Diane Salazar "Do I look BIONIC?' Judy Salazar Laura Salazar Marcy Salazar Ray Salazar Roberta Salazar Theresa Salazar Mark Salvo Carl Sanchez Irene Sanchez Karen Sanchez Margaret Sanchez Marie Sanchez Mark Sanchez Mike Sanchez Senaida Sanchez Anthony Sandozal Carol Sandoval Chris Sandoval Darline Sandoval David Sandoval David Sandoval Diane Sandoval Elvy Sandoval Gerald Sandoval Loretta Sandoval Nancy Sandoval Rob Sandoval Yolanda Sandoval Leanor Santana Nina Sargent Charles Sauknier Karen Sayre

Kathy Sayre Brenda Scarlott Jay Schantz David Schreiner

Mary Scott Donna Segura Loretta Segura Mike Segura

Pat Segura Tony Segura Arnold Sena Diane Sena

Joe Sena Kathy Sena Marcus Sena

Mike Sena Tessa Sena Kathy Serrano

Ramon Serrano Zelma Serrano Yolanda Serrano Karen Shaffer Lori Sieters Tom Sisneros Marcy Skinner Darrel Smith

David Smith Theresa Smith Pamela Snyder Sue Solomon John Soltero Rusty Southard Sylvia Spencer Harold Stacy

David Stazewski Jill Stewart Gail Scout Maxine Suazo Athena Swental Jannet Tamminen Connie Tapia George Tapia Gloria Tapia Jane Tapia Jim Tapia Lorelle Tapia Maurice Tapia Robert Tapia Suzette Tapia David Taylor

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Kyle Taylor Sergio Tellez Mary Terrell Lawrence Thomas Anne Thomson Reed Thompson Frank Tierney Daryl Toney Trina Topp Alice Torres David Torres Paula Trayer Tina Tribble Annette Trujillo Bernadette Trujillo Brenda Trujillo

Brenda Trujillo Frances Trujillo George Trujillo Gilbert Trujillo

Gina Trujillo Gladys Trujillo Leroy Trujillo Mike Trujillo

Mike Trujillo Mike Trujillo Patricia A. Trujillo Patricia Trujillo

Paul Trujillo Paula Trujillo Pauline Trujillo Ruth Trujillo

and then we got in the back seat," Sandra Trujillo Stephanie Trujillo Steve Trujillo Susie Trujillo Carol Tubbs Martha Ulibarri Debbie Valdez Elizabeth Valdez

GĂŠraldine Valdez Ken Valdez Larry Valdez Louise Valdez Maria Valdez Marvin Valdez Orlando Valdez Richard Valdez Roland Valdez Virginia Valdez Yogi Valdez Kenny Valencia Anna Valente Billy Van de Valde Adam Varela Jeff Varela

Michael Vargas Cathy Vasquez Barbara Velarde joey Velarde Manual Velarde Marcella Vialpondo Alberta Vieira Elaine Villa Sylvia Villa Angel Vigil Bertha Vigil Charlie Vigil Clyde Vigil Frank Vigil Isaac Vigil Kenny Vigil

THE BEST ARE COMINGâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;"79/ /

Lillian Vigil Mathew Vigi Paul Vigil Rudy Vigil

Sylvia Vigil Vincent Vigil William Vigil Mark Wall

Cammie Walrath David Ward Charlie Watson Nora Watson

Ellie Weber Ruth Weidner Rob Weil Annette Weserman David West Mike Westervelt Annette Wilder Mercy Winslow Susan Wheeler Debbie Wildenstein Michelle Wilkinson Charlene Williams Dave Williams Mark Wood Danaya Wright Donald Yardman Kelly Young Shelly Young Benny Zamora Lorenzo Zamora Lourdes Zamora Tony Zamora Virginia Zamora Ben Zuniga

Lorraine Abeyta Roberta Abeyta Joann Accuna Lorraine Accuuna Jenny Addington Tina Alarid Deborah Alberico Lydia Allen Stacie Allison Frances Allocca Doug Allsin Ronnie Almanzar Paul Alonso Annette Alvarez Dirk Amiday Edward Anaya

Jerry Anaya Joanne Anaya Margaret Anaya Marvin Anaya Ray Anaya Steve Anaya Theresa Anaya Arturo Ancharido David Apodaca Jeff Apodaca Louise Apodaca Marsha Apodaca Paul Apodaca Rose Mary Apodaca Cynthia Aragon Norman Aragon

CLASS OF "80" Paul Aragon William Aragon Steve Archibeque Bridget Archuleta Chris Archuleta Martin Archuleta Patty Archuleta Rose Mary Archuleta Ted John Archuleta Daniel Arellano Frank Arellano Frank Arellano RoyAnne Aringdak Eddie Armbruster Dean Armstrong Lisa Arzola

AnnMarie Arm ijo Frank Armijo Cy Avila Ruth Babcock Antounette Baca Barbara Baca Carol Baca Cynthia Baca Donald Baca Gilbert Baca Gilbert Baca Junior Baca Kenny Baca Lawrence Baca Maxine Baca Mike Baca

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Rita Baca Steve Baca Yolanda Baca Todd Bailey Marta Ballen

Peter Bangas Jennifer Barberouse Bernice Barela Kenneth Barela Linda Barela

Veronica Barela Barbera Bareneiser Stephen Barkell Raymond Baros Melissa Baros

Just Hanging Around

Eleanor Barron Gloria Barron Barry Beasley Eric Bechhoefer Ronald Denavidez

Joe Bermudez Manuel Bermudez Randy Bertram jo Lynn Beseman Jennifer Bettis

Jessica Bettis Dawn Bingham Molly Blair Abel Blea Tim Blevins

Lisa Bologh Kathy Bonham Bruce Booker Dan Borton Cigi Bradley Colleen is On the Spot Marcia Bradshaw Betty Branch Anthony Benavidez Barbara Breners Louis Briones Nela Brown Steve Buckles Tamera Bullock

Mark Burrell Andy Burt Susan Burt Bobby Bybee Greg Byers Gale Byers Monica Calles Carl Camp

Kay Campbell Patsy Campos Gilbert Cardenas Karen Cardenas Mark Cardenas

Roland Cardenas Lupita Carrion Lorreta Carter Margaret Casaus David Catanach

Elaine Catanach James Catanach Nick Catanach Patty Catanach Steve Catanach

Yolanda Catanach Nadine Chacon Lorretta Chama John Chapman

Sam Clarke Anna Chavez Carol Chavez Dina Chavez

Donna Chavez Joan Chavez J uanita Chavez Lawrence Chavez

Leslie Chavez Marsha Chavez Veronica Chavez Willie Chavez Richard Cristopher Patrick C De Vaca Joey Cisneros Jackie Clark

Brock Clifton Gary Clokey Rochelle Colbert Lawrence Cordova Lisa Coriz Kathleen Corn Bernadette Cortez Ken Coultas Laura Cowen Andrew Cruz Richard Cruz John Cunningham Pasco De Angelico Ken Daugherty Mike Davis Laura Davis

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Matt Daymon Annabel Dean Cindy Dean Dennis Dean Sandra Dean Carlos De Herrera Rebecca De La Paz John Delapp Eugene Delgado Leanner Delgado Robert Delgado David De Vargas Jim Dixon Patrick Dominguez Suzie M . Dot son Susan Dukeminyir

Edwin Duncan J immy Duncan Mark Dunn Anthony Duran Deanna Duran

James Duran Liz Duran Phillip Duran Phillip Duran Maria Dwire

Christie Eaves David Ellis Mark Esparson Allen Esquibel Pat Esquibel

Etiquette by Yvette Gonzales Rose Esquibel Anthony Estorge Darlene Estrada Patty Evans Joe Famulare Joe Farrell Garth Faucettl Mary Helen Fava Kristi Fehervary Elena Feind Jaime Fellows Todd Fergus Stephanie Fine Tom Fitch Mary Flanagan Matthew Folme

R端ssel Ford John Francisco Franco Francisco Joe Frank Kim Franklin Carmella Fresquez Terri Fresquez Creg Friday Jackie Fulgenzi Stephanie Furca Leonard Fuller Mike Gabaldon Robert Gabaldon Steve Gabaldon Anthony Gallegos Arthur Gallegos

Bobby Gallegos Carla Gallegos Frank Gallegos Lene Gallegos Martha Gallegos Michelle Gallegos Ronnie Gallegos Anthony Carcia Brenda Garcia Carmen Garcia Cathy Garcia Chris Garcia Dennis Garcia Facundo Garcia Francis Garcia Jerry Garcia

Joanne Carcia Joe Garcia John Garcia Joseph Garcia Joseph Carcia Lawrence Garcia Liz Garcia Luanne Carcia Mark Gonzales Michiline Gonzales Raymond Gonzales Ruben Gonzales Theresa Gonzales Sandy Cardner Becky Carzo John Gerber

Cathy Civan Gail Gierat Denise Gillette Mary Gillette Brian Gianardi

Phyllis Giron Heather Cladfelter Scott Cogulski Todd Cogulski Aaron Gonzales

Agnes Gonzales Andres Gonzales Connie Conzales Darlene Conzales Donna Conzales Exercising Off Lunch Eileen Gonzales Everette Conzales James Gonzales James Conzales Ismal Conzales Frank Conzales Johnny Conzales Karen Conzales Lisa Conzales Lisa Conzales Lorretta Conzales Mark Conzales Miquela Conzales Narsciso Conzales Pat Conzales Percilia Conzales

Sandra R Gonzales Susan Gonzales Theresa Gonzales Theresa Gonzales Theresa Gonzales Tim Gonzales Yvette Gonzales Carlos Gomez

Dolores Gomez Theresa Gomez Tommy Gomez Donna Curule

Brenda Gurule Fidel Gutierrez Gus Grace Venetta Grace Some Liked Caf Food, Some Did'nt Venus Grace Peter Graham Marina Green Eileen Griego Carl Griego Jerry Griego Chris Griego Liz Griego

Mark Griego Orlando Griego Ray Griego Ramona Griego Jeff Griego

Anne Hagerman Lewis Hagman Bret Hale Pam Hale Daniel Hall

Kelly Haerd Karen Harper Terry Harke Tom Harris Christine Harrison Rick's Irresistible Look, HE Thinks Kenneth Hartsfield Tyra Hatley Duane Haws Beatrice Hayas ChĂŠrie Hayden Kurtis Hein Patsy Hendren Debbie Hentzen Kelly Herd Henry Hernandez Reynold Hernandez Anthony Herrera Carla Herrera Frederic Herrera Ronnie Hererra Janet Hewitt

Tammy Hewitt Laura High Jessica Holbrook ChĂŠrie Holder Scott Home Laura Horton Robert Horton Teresa Hougnon Becky Houston Juanita Huff Sue Huff Brian Huff Anthony Hurtado Diane Hurtado Kelly Hutchinson Cina Impressia

Marcia Isaacs Nan Jacoby Liz Jacquez Bernadette Jaramillo Dede Jaramillo

Samuel Jaramillo Vicente Jasso Angela Jenks David Jennison Cordy Jimenez

Donna J imenez Drucilia Jimenez Martin J imenez Albert J iron James J iron Smile?

Nathen Johnson Allen Jones Amy Jones Chrys Jones

Debbie Jones Steve Jones Gabriel Julian Alez Kalangis

Kim Keahbone Mary Keeran Cindy Kennedy Donna Kennedy Randy Kepler Stephen Kidman Evelyn Kiefer Curtis Killingsworth Linda Kimbrell Mary Kitchens Luanna Koroneos Kim Kreyssig Nancy Kruhmin Mark Kuhn Diane Lacassgne Yvonne Lacassgne

Jennifer Laird Billy Larranaga George Larranaga Sandra Larranaga Seiina Larranaga Bill Layden Edward Lee Gerald Lee Kathleen Legits Greg Leon Dorey Leos Tim Lerma Joy Levine Deanna Lewis Arthur Leyba Geraldine Leyba Margaret Leyba Marino Leyba Virginia Leyba James Lillich Lois Lineberry Bart Lipton Belinda Lopez Belinda Lopez

Billy Lopez Garol Lopez Delfina Lopez Evelyn Lopez Franklin Lopez

Glenda Lopez Jeanne Lopez Lisa Lopez Margo Lopez Melinda Lopez

Monica Lopez Patsy Lopez Ralph Lopez Richard Lopez Sharmaine Lope; Takin' It Easy

Theresa Lopez Tim Lopez Velma Lopez Cheryl Losbaugh

Trent Loutensock Cindy Lovato Lorraine Lovato Susan Lovato

Dewey Lovelace Carla Lucero Chris Lucero David Lucero

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Brotherly Love

Edward Lucero Elaine Lucero Franke Lucero Margaret Lucero

Mike Lucero Priscilla Lucero Renee Lucero Rick Lucero

Ronald Lucero Steve Lucero Vivian Lucero Berna Luchetti Conflicts between Freshmen and Sophomores. Michelle Luchetti Carol Lujan Cindy Lujan Darlene Lujan Kathy Lujan

Nadine Lujan Rick Lujan Cathy Lynch Liz Lynch Becky Madrid

Joseph Madrid Manual Madrid J ackie Maes Mark Maestas Mona Maestas

Robert Maestas Joe Maldonado Micheal Manzanares Mike Manzanares Patricia Manzanares Clint Mapston Margaret Maraino Joey Mares Patrick Marien Brian Marlin Jack Marsh Anthony Martinez Barbara Martinez Ben Martinez Ben Martinez Benita Martinez

Cathy Martinez Charlie Martinez Danny Martinez Eli Martinez David Martinez E.M. Martinez Eric Martinez Gerald Martinez

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Geraldine Martinez Ike Martinez Jack Martinez Joanne Martinez Lisa Martinez Loren Martinez Marcella Martinez Mark Martinez

Michael Martinez Paul Martinez Pauline Martinez Richard Martinez Ruth Martinez Ruth Martinez Tony Martinez Cindy Martin

Robert M a r t i n Brian Marquez Margaret Marquez Tom Marquez Pauline Mascarenas Yolanda Mascarenas Rudy Mascarenas Stanley Mascarena

Chris Mathews Christina Maxwell J udy Mayer Sean Mcfadden

Carlos McEvilly Wanda Meados Jenny Medina Paul Medina

Larry Medina Margaret Medrano Cindy Meister Angie Mendiola

Jackie Mendoza Glenn M e r r i t Robert M i e r Robert Mier Pat Miera Juliette Maestas Chris M i l l e r David Miller

R端ssel Milligan John Mitchell Tom Moberly Alice Moore Lennette Moore Patricia Montano Paul Montano Ted Montano Adriana Montiel Anna Montoya Arthur Montoya Bertha Montoya Celeste Montoya Elizabeth Montoya Gary Montoya Jeff Montoya

Joe Montoya Leroy Montoya Monica Montoya Paul Montoya Tesha Montoya Toni Montoya Marie Mora Eddie Morales Kati Morgesen Melanie Moulter Francis Moya Marcelina Moya Paula Moya Benji Muniz James Muniz Caroline Murphy

Melissa Nelson Cathy Newberry Charles Newby Frank Noriega

Robert Nugent Kieth O'chesky J inny Oleott David Ol ivas

Maria Olson Betsy O'niel Adrianna Ortega Anne Ortega Brigette Ortega

David Ortega Emily Ortega Kenny Ortega Mary J o Ortega Racheal Ortega

Susie Ortega Anthony Ortiz Anthony Ortiz Anthony Ortiz Bernadette Orti:

Brenda Ortiz Danny Ortiz David Ortiz GĂŠraldine Ortiz Henrietta Ortiz John Ortiz Johnny Ortiz Paul Ortiz Ralph Ortiz Robert Ortiz Tim Ortiz Toby Ortiz Tommy Ortiz Kevin Osterman Roselie Overby Trina Overcash

Karla Pabinquit Arlene Pacheco Lloyd Pacheco Lon Pacheco Richard Pacheco Rosemary Pacheco Lonna Paddick Bernice Padilla Bobbie Padilla Carlos Padilla Cathy Padilla Donna Padilla Ernest Padilla Felipe Padilla Joe Padilla Mario Padilla

Mary Ellen Padilla Mary Louise Padilla Stephanie Padilla Vincent Padilla

Yvonne Padilla Jefre Parker Randy Payne Tracy Payne

Chuck Paynter Josephine Pena Ronnie Pena

Dave Pennington Laura Pennington Anna Perea

Anna Perea Cecilia Perea Ralph Perkins

Charlie Peters Scott Pierce Alex Pigeon Ken Pino Larry Pino Leslie Pope Angelina Prada Emily Prada Micheal Prada Scott Prakken Gary Probst Shawn Quarles Alex Quintana Anna Quintana Anthony Quintana Bernice Quintana

Donna Quintana Elaine Quintana Joseph Quintana Margaret Quintana Olivia Quintana Ralph Quintana Tracy Quintana Jennifer Racient

Ben Rael Ida Rael Lisa Rael

Cordon Reagon Marvin Regensberg Joan Reyes

Aaron Rhodes Patsy Rios Ronnie Rios What ARE You Looking At?

Rudy Rios Ernie Rivera Manual Rivera Patricia Rivera

Ruben Rivera Steve Rivera Anna Rodriguez Eugene Rodriguez

Gina Rodriguez Hellen Rodriguez Maria Rodriguez Nick Rodriguez Olivia Rodriguez Paul Rodriguez Regina Rodriguez Selma Rodriguez

Thomas Rodriguez Veronica Rodriguez Agnes Romero Alvin Romero Angela Romero Brenda Romero Carmella Romero Cathy Romero Charles Romero Darlene Romero Diane Romero Donna Romero Dorie Romero Dorthy Romero Edward Romero Edwin Romero

Ernie Romero Gabe Romero GĂŠraldine Romero Jackie Romero

John Romero Lawrence Romero Loranne Romero Lorretta Romero

Martin Romero Mary Anne Romero Mary Frances Romero Pat Romero Right On! Robert Romero Veronica Romero Georgina Romo Cynthia Rose Alvernon Ross

Cecilia Rossacker Rob Ray Chris Roybal Cindy Roybal Frances Roybal

Gary Roybal Jennise Roybal Kenneth Roybal Randy Roybal Rosella Roybal Wait till we get to Kyle Sager Anthony Salazar David Salazar Denise Salazar Doris Salazar Irene Salazar Kathy Salazar Mike Salazar Pat Salazar Tammy Salazar Raymond Salcido Clark Salvo Rosalie Samaniego Anthony Sanchez Diane Sanchez Diane Sanchez Don Sanchez Gary Sanchez Grace Sanchez J immy Sanchez Lee Sanchez Linda Sanchez Lisa Sanchez Michelle Sanchez

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Robert Sanchez Sarah Sanchez Stephanie Sanchez Audrey Sanders Barbara Sandoval Carol Sandoval Carol Sandoval David Sandoval Joe Sandoval Sandra Sandoval Yolanda Sandoval Mike Sayre Ralph Shantz John Scharm Shawna Schwartz Alfred Sena

Donita Sena Lawrence Sena Michelle Sena Richard Sena Theresa Sena Thresa Sena Terry Sexton Ricky Shaw

Edwin Schultz Micheal Silva Steve Silva Cindy Sisneros Debbie Sisneros

Lorretta Sisneros Steve Slagoske Jeannie Smith Mike Smith James Snead

Kin Snyder Andrew Soveranez Jeff Spencer Jennette Stacy Micheal Staszewski be big, bad, Seniors!

Geoff Stein Tracy Sterritt Carrie Strel Jennifer Strever

Nancy Summers Arlene Sweeney Margaret Sweeny Roxanne Swentzell

Eugene Tanuz Gerald Tapia Nellie Tapia Robert Tapia This Is All So INTERESTING!

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Mona Teno Richard Tenorio Joe Tiano Kelsie Tiano Terry Tiner Doug Thomas Randy Thomas Shelby Thomas Connie Thompson David Thorn Addie Torres Cina Torres Becky Townsend Robert Trejo Kim Tribble Mark Trimmer

Andrew Trujillo Andrew Trujillo Carmilla Trujillo Diane Trujillo

Donald Trujillo Donna Trujillo Frank Trujillo Gabe Trujillo

Irene Trujillo Laura Trujillo Martina Trujillo Paul Trujillo

Rick Trujillo Rosemarie Trujillo Sheila Trujillo Steve Trujillo

Steve Trujillo Sylvia Trujillo Velma Trujillo Vicki Trujillo

J im Turner janell Urban Carol Uitts Mary Valasquez Theresa Valasquez Brenda Valdez Carolyn Valdez Elvera Valdez Eva Valdez John Valdez Karla Valdez Louisa Valdez Pam Valdez Ricky Valdez Theresa Valdez Tony Valdez

John Valentine Cindy Van Damme Keith Vanderford Cathy Vargas Jake Varela Sandra Varela Joe Eddie Vasquez Lisa Vasquez

Dorothy Vaughn Torger Vedeler Lorretta Viapando Noreen Viapando

Sandra Viapando Barbra Vigil Leonard Vigil Lucy Vigil

Marcella Vigil Martha Vigil Phillip Vigil Rose Vigil

A YEAR TO REMEMBER .

Sharon Villa Jamai Wallis Steve Wall Robert Watson

John Watts Eddie Webb Betsy Weil Becky Wharton

John Wheeler Christy White Claudia Wier Melissa Wright Steve Willame Dale Wilder Colleene Wilson Elton Wilson Amy Winter Doris Winters Eric Witt Debbie Womack Denise Zamora Susie Zamora Joseph Zapata Scott Zurasky

ACTIVITIES

HOMECOMING

This is a hold up!

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W i l l you get your act together?

ez u

We're DEMONS.. and that's enough!

Homecoming was one of the big Demon events of the year. Torched by Thursday evening bonfire which the Sophomores had labored all day to build, Friday followed with the giant parade of floats and bands through downtown Santa Fe. That evening, the Demon football team gave a demonstration of their power by trouncing West Mesa. Highlight of the half-time ceremonies was the crowning of Sylvia Martinez as queen. Saturday night ended the three day celebration with a large formal dance in the Activity Center. How dare you call me a VW.

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EEE-HAH

SADIE HAWKINS

I want to be hitched.

Dance to the music.

We do the bump.

Ring around the rosie.

I know something you don't know.

After much sweet talk and bribery, many girls managed to " c a t c h " a partner for the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance sponsored by the Speech Club in the Demon Barn on November 19. To set an appropriate atmosphere, the floor was covered with straw and the walls were decorated with comics and large murals. Crepe paper streamers hung from the balcony. Various booths added on original aspect to the dance. There was a kissing booth where unhitched people recieved an equal share. Then there was a marriage booth for the more " d a r i n g " couples who often ended the night with a final visit to the divorce booth. Music was by the Highlanders. The night was a success and every one spent a relaxed and enjoyable evening in an informal atmosphere. 191

JR. MISS

Phew!!!

To dream, the impossible dream.

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Sitting one out.

And the winner is.

1976-77 Jr. Miss

Let's be friends.

m so nervous.

The 1976 Junior Miss competition was held on November 24 and 25 at the Greer Carson Theater located on the College of Santa Fe campus. The new Jr. Miss was selected out of over thirty girls from various high schools in Santa Fe. The girls were judged by a percentage system based on scholastic achievement, creative and performing arts, judges interview, poise and appearance, and youth fitness. Awards received by Santa Fe High girls were: Valerie Romero, Jr. Miss, 2nd Runner up: Tsenre Pompeo, Julie Dill 3rd Runner -up, Dolores Sena 4th Runner up; Dottie Uranga Miss Congeniality and Julie Dill Scholastic Achievement. . 193

PEARL HARBOR DAY

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Pearl Harbor Day at Santa Fe High is an annual observance of the anniversary of the beginning of World War I I . The ceremony is managed by the Staters Club under the sponsorship of American Legion and Auxilary, and raising of the flag by the R.O.T.C. The solemn atmosphere reminded students of a bitter day in our history.

About Face!

50's DANCE

Straight leg jeans and long skirted students recaptured the spirit of the 50's in one of the springs most enjoyable dances. In authentic 50's clothes, couples jitterbugged away the evening and hoped to win contests that were held. The dance captured the fun of the way it used to be. This was one more of the great Demon doings of 1977.

Shake, Raulen Roll

'Hard Days Night'

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SNOWBALL

Snowball Queen Sue Coultas

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Having a good time??

Dancing to the music.

Snowball, the winter formal dance that brings forth an annual break in the pre-semester blues. Decorations of glittering gold and silver, and elegant gowns and fashioable suits on the couples created a festive atmosphere in the dimly-lit Activity Center. The band played and refreshments were served. The 1976-77 Snowball Queen was Sue Coultas. The winter snowstorm didn't keep people from coming and the dance was an exciting night. Wake me up when it's over.

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HOMEROOM INTRAMURALS

I've got it

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and it's up for grabs.

I'll take that from you.

Up for two.

Homeroom Intramurals kept the campus jumping during the late winter and spring months. This year had more teams in competition due to co-ed teams as well as all male teams. Games were set through homerooms and rivalry was intense. Throughout the intramural program, in wins, forfeits, losses, and ties, the spirit and good fun prevailed. Most consistent winners were M r s . Cillis's homeroom students, who managed to down all comers in every sport they entered. 199

SWEETHEART DANCE

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1976-77 Sweetheart Queen and King

Wow, look at that.

Who, me?

The annual Sweetheart Dance was held on the starlite night of Feburary 18 from 9:00 pm to 12:00 pm., at the newly built Activity Center. Decorations were prepared by the 1977 Senior Class. Valentine cupids were spread around the room to make a romantic atmosphere. The Sweetheart Queen was Deborah Salazar and the King was Jerome Gomez. Music was provided by the band "Jade"

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DRAMA

What ever happened to a lazy day summer?

Who does she think she is?

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I'm gonna get you for that!

To be or not to be

Drama classes present various plays throughout the year for the students, parents and faculty enjoyment. Under the direction of Drama Teacher, Denise Gonzales, the students learn to direct and put on plays and further develop their acting talents. The offerings are varied, but the productions are always first-class.

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DEMON VAUDEVILLE

I'd like to teach the world to sing

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I'm pickin' & He's a grinin'

How disgusting.

The Boogie Monster.

Weeeeeeeeee

Demon Vaudeville, that big show that starts off the Senior activities, was held at the Activity Center, where numerous and enthusiastic people applauded it's success. With several Santa Fe students providing their talent the show started off with a bang and ended with a bang. There were dancers, singers, musicians, skitsâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;individuals and groups, each with a crowdâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;pleasing performance.

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SENIOR AWARDS

Congratulations!

I think this one is yours

think I'm being watched.

I did it!

Senior Awards, an annual assembly, is that happy time at the end of the year where senior students are recognized by their teachers for outstanding accomplishments in school. Announcements of scholarships and various competitive awards are also given at this time. For seniors receiving awards going up to be given them is a proud moment that makes them realize that all the hard work and time spent in high school, was not only worthwhile, but decidedly rewarding. 207

CLASS NIGHT

Cobble, Gobble, Gobble...

Tsenre at her best.

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Shall we sing?

Back

Year after year, seniors get together on an evening in early May to express through songs, skits and satire the things that they found meaningful and the things they found meaningless at SFHS. This event is Class Night and all the Seniors showed up on schedule this year to lampoon or praise. There were wacky birds, a car wash, and countless other enjoyable acts and presentations. The '77 Seniors said it all!

JR. SR. PROM

Here we go!

Pin it on straight, O.K.

Hey, I want one of those.

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Boy, am I thirsty!

You, WHAT!!

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My girdle is killing me.

Wait for me!

Junior Senior Prom is planned months ahead of time. Juniors try raising money to put on an unforgettable Prom for the departing Seniors. The theme for the dance this year was "Stairway to Heaven". The ceiling was floating with streamers of baby blue and white and glittering rings of tinsel spun around in various places of the room. Music was provided by the band "Traveler". The room was filled with the fragrance of flowers and the sight of elegant ball gowns and colorful tuxedos. It will always be a night that the 1977 Seniors will remember, from the dinner at the special restaurant to the final sleepy goodnightâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;or, more likely, good morning!

PAN AMERICAN

DINNER

Where's the food? Pan Am Queen Stephanie West

Pan American Club held it's annual banquet in the Santa Fe High Activity Center which was gaily decorated for the occasion with flowers, reflecting the colorful and dazzling art of Spain and Mexico. Food and music carried out the Spanish theme for the evening, which was a success.

M m m m . . T h i s is good!

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CAP AND GOWN

Here you go.

It's about time.

Waiting Patiently.

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BACCALAUREATE

Boy, are these gowns HOT!

Along the winding road.

S^Sfe'

And the band played on.

Wake Up.

Baccalaureate is the traditional solemn religious ceremony preceeding graduation. This year the 1977 graduates of Santa Fe High gathered on May 29th at the Amphitheater of the Institute of American Indian Art, to carry out the first part of their graduation ceremonies. Prominent local clergymen, student speakers and music gave importance to the afternoon as graduates, parents and friends observed the rite. â&#x20AC;&#x17E;â&#x20AC;&#x17E;_ 219

GRADUATION

O h ! I hope I don't trip.

Ladies and Gentlemen, fellow students..

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The last Stand.

I can't believe, I DID It!

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Wow! Look at all those graduates.

Smile, it isn't that bad.

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Good Luck

I feel like I'm going to cry.

On the evening of June 1 at 8:00 pm the class of 1977 gathered for the last time to bid good-by to a scene and friends of the last twelve years. As the graduating Seniors of Santa Fe High filed onto the gym floor for the significant ritual of Graduation, they marched across an invisible line from student to adult. From this time forth to the end of their lives they are on their own to make of their world and lives what they can.

MISCELLANEOUS ACTIVITIES

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Oops! You Moved.

Who played that flat note?

Various activities were held throughout the school year. Students participation in these events made them an over-whelming success. As the years go by the high school activities are more popularized and more students take pride in being a part of them, and new traditions are born. Demon Land is a busy place!

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ROYAL BLUES

ROYAL

JO ANN A N A Y A Girl's Varsity Track Team, Advanced Mixed Choir, Letter " S " Club Who's Who

PAUL BACA Symphonic W i n d Ensemble, Dance Band I, Marching Band, Bowling League

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NICHOLAS BAHR Key Club, Stater's Club, Model UN President, Pan A m Club

KAREN BAXTER National Honor Society, Girl's Basketball & Track, Cross Country, Who's Who

DEBBIE ARCHULETA Student Council President, Drill Team, 3 years, Girls State Keyettes

MARY BATES State Science Fair, Girls & Varsity Soccer, Anthropology Club President, Junior Science Academy

WREN BERKE Volleyball Team, Captain, Concert Choir, Homecoming Chairman, Track Team

PAT BRADY

CLAIRE CATANACH Jr. and Sr. Class Rep., Jr. Civitans Vice Pres., Pan Am Club, Varsity Swimming Team

LORETTA BRANCH Symphonic, Wind Ensemble, Advanced mixed Choir, Girls Volleyball and Track team, Madrigal Choir

STEVE COOKE

BARNEY CRUZ III Student Council, Who's Who, Stater's Club Pres., National Honor Society

BLUES

ROBERT CURTIS National Honor Society, Who's Who. Vice-President Pan Am

ELIZABETH C DE BACA Honor Society, German Club, French Club, Accompanist for Jazz Choir

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ROYAL

EDITH DALEY FBLA Club

JAN DARMITZEL

DEBRA DENDAHL Jr. and Sr. Class, Key Club, Honor Society

MARINA DIPALATO

MARGERY DAMM Executive—Secretary,

Bike

JULIE DILL Who's Who, Girls State, Honor Society, Junior Miss-runner up

SCOTT DUCAJ Symphonic Wind' Ensemble—Vice Pres., Dance, Marching Band, Allstate Band

T I M FRANKLIN Pres, of OEA, Who's Who, National Honor Society, All State Band

DAVID GEE

BERNARD GARCIA Building Trades

KAREN BETH GOLDBERG Who's Who, Model UN â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Sec.-Treas. State Science Fair, German Club

YVONNE GOMEZ Varsity Cheerleader, Girls Basketball, Who's Who, Marching Symphonic Band

BLUES

GEORGETTE GONZALES

PAUL GRAHAM Key Club, Track, Cross Audobon Club

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ROYAL

SHARON LEA HAYS Varsity Gymnastics, Who's FHA, Bicycle Club

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Who,

THOMAS GROSSMAN Anthropology Club, Chess Club, German Club, Who's Who

ELLEN HAMILTON Junior Varsity Basketball, Intramural Sports

MAUREEN HERRICK Who's Who, Rodeo de Santa Fe Queen Court, NJROTC, Girls Drill team Comm.

PAUL HUPPE

LISA KEESINC Student Council, Honor Society, Varsity Cheerleader, Who's Who

PECGY KEERAN Honor Society, Who's Who, Varsity Soccer, Diving Team

KATHLEEN KINGSBURY NJROTC Commanding Officer, Stater's Club, Soccer Club, Chess Club

LISA KIRK Who's Who, Editor Para Manana, Keyettes, Kiwanas Yout Day

DAVID KOPPA FBLA—Treasurer, DEÇA Club, Who's Who, Cross Country

T A M E R A JEAN K U M P National Honor Society, Student Council, Track

M A R K LARRACOITE Who's Who, Stater's Club Vice-Pres., Model UN Club, NJROTC

BLUES

ROSE LOPEZ Senior Class, FHA, Health Occupations

MIDGE LOVELACE Honor Society—Pres., Key Club, Symphonic W i n d Ensemble, Marching and Pep Bands

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ROYAL

SHARON MARSH Honor Society, Bicycle Club, French Club, Girls and Mixed Chorus

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CARLOS LUJAN

CARLA MARSH Who's Who, Girls'State , Junior Class Pres., Honor Society

BEN MARTINEZ

LAWRENCE MARTINEZ Who's Who, Key Club Treas., Para Mariana Co-Editor, Pan Am Club

MATILDA MENCIS Varsity Track, Cross Country, Honor Society, Who's Who

EDWARD MIER Who's Who, Chief PhotographerPara Mariana, Varsity Table Tennis Team, Runner-up T.T., S.F.H.S. Championship

JENNIFER MUELLER FHA, OEA, Art Club

SUZANNE NARANJO Who's Who, Concert, Marching, and Symphonic band, Letter " S " , Varsity Basketball

STEVE PETERS Computer Programming Vo Tech.

TESENRE POMPEO Who's Who, Girls State, Head Majorette, Key Club

BEN RAEL Demon Vaudeville, Who's Who

BLUES

GLORIA REGENSBURG Student Council, Drama Club, Girls State, Demon Debs

NOEL RICHARDSON

ROYAL

JULIE RICHEY Anthropology Club, Honor Drama

Who's Officer

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JOHN RODRIGUEZ Who, NJROTC Operations

Society,

LISA RODKE Ail State Choir, French Club German Club, Drama

Pres.

ANITA ROMERO Who's Who, Girls State, Junior Boosters, Varsity Cheerleader

ANNA MARIA E. ROMERO FBLA, Who's Who, National Honor Society, Student Council

ROBERTA ANN ROMERO National Honor Society, Who's Who, Pan Am Club

VALERIE ROMERO Girls State, Varsityâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Jr. Miss, Letter " S "

TINA RUIZ Who's Who, Jr. Boosters, Student Council

DEBORAH SALAZAR National Honor Society, Who's Who

TONI RUIZ Student Council, Jr. Boosters, Who's Who

MARY SALINAS Pan Am Club, Key Club, Model UN Vice-Pres.

DAVID SANCHES

BLUES

DOLORES SENA Who's Who, National Honor Society, Varsity Basketball, Marching and Symphonic Bands

ROBIN SHINHOLSER w h o ' s Who, National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Marching Band

ROYAL BLUES

NICK THOMPSON

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BRIDGET SLOAN Girls State, Jr. Civitan Pres., Demon Deb 3 yrs. Sec.-Treas., Key Club Sweetheart

TERRI TAPIA Who's Who, National Jr. Society

GINGER TIERNEY Published in Southwest Creative Writing Awards Magazine 1976, State finalist 1976, National Earthwate Scholarship

NORMAN TRUJILLO Varsity Football 3 yrs., Student Council, Junior Boosters Soph, and Jr. Class

CAROL VIGIL Who's Who, Jr. Boosters Pres., Jr. Class Vice Pres.. Student Council

CYNTHIA WALKER National Honor Society, Rodeo Club Seer., Anthropology Club, F.F.A.

Honor

LINDA WALL National Honor Society, Santa Fe Biccentenial Brass Choir, Marching Band, Mixed Choir

LIZANN WALLACE

STEPHANIE WEST Junior Civitans, Volleyball Team, Varsity, Soccer, Pan American Queen

JOYCE WILLIAMS

JAMES SCHUTZ Who's Who, Staters' Club, All American Youth Honor Band, Science Award

MOTTO:

God grant us the serenity to accept the things we cannot change, and change the things we can, and the wisdom to know the difference.

The good times and the bad you've seen And all the others in betweenâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; Remember, Do you remember the times of your life.

COLORS:

Sunset Orange and Skyblue

FLOWER:

Yellow Rose.

Each love was a joy and a sorrow Put them away in your mind. For memories are times that you borrow To spend til you get to tomorrow.

SONG:

The Times of Your Life

Good Morning yesterday You wake up and time has slipped away And suddenly it's hard to find e memories you left behind smember, Do you remember?

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The laughter and the tears' The shadows of misty yesteryears

Here comes the setting sun The seasons are passing one by one So gather moments while you may Collect the dreams you dream today. Remember, will you remember the times of your life? Gather moments while you may collect the dreams you dream today. Remember, will you remember the times of your life? Paul Anka

ACADEMICS

LANGUAGE ARTS Miriam Barck English II Journalism Mary Cornish English I Creative Writing Alfredo Esquibel

Elizabeth Ethelbah English II Speech Lois Franke English II,IV Annual Bill Gill

'I can't beleive I ate the whole thing!'

The English department, the largest department at Santa Fe High, includes English I, II, III, IV, Drama, Reading, Humanities Speech, Studies in Literature, Journalism, Creative Writing, and Annual. Students explore man's knowledge through various learning techniques to experience all forms of Literature. With the range of teachers and their experience in teaching the Santa Fe High student can develop his skills in reading, writing, speaking and interpretation to a very high standard.

'S.F.H.S. English classes are so exciting!!'

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Candice Cillis English IV English II Denise Gonzales Drama I, I I , III

Beth Hancock English III Mary Rita Haufman English I Speech I

Cloria Haws English I Speechâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Reading Marylyn Huber Reading Communications

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Frank Lembo English I Beverly McCrary English II Creative Writing

Diane McEvilly English I French I Clifton Parker English III, IV

Hazel Parker English II, III Ben Rael English IV Creative Writing

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jean Rehorn English II, III Fernando Romero English I

Molly Roy bal English II Mildred Shattuck English I

Rosyln Southard English II, III Judy Wilson English III

Student Council stacked the deck for Mrs. Cillis. 'Did I turned off the water!

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SCIENCE In the Science classes students learn about animals, trees, and the study of the human body as well as physics and chemistry. In the classes you can learn to disect frogs, tell a harmful plant from the non harmful plants and how they apply to human use. Students can also take classes in biology and anthropology to prepare them for a job in such fields, or as requisities for other studies.

Al Armendariz Biology Physical Education Greg Banka Biology

Helen Foster Biology Advanced Biology

The science of looking busy

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Mike Mares Biology Joe Mier Biology Shirley Roberts Biology

A 11 M12 NI) A111% " . . .Then you turn a left at the four-way stop.'

'Cut It right along the dotted line."

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SOCIAL SCIENCE In the Social Science classes at S.F.H.S., students learn about U.S. History, World History, Regional Government, Psycology, and Current Events. The Social Science department is for all students and it helps you to know and understand the world around you. "Newspaper headlines, social and political trends, personality and motivation are all examined and interpreted."

Clarence Allen U.S. History Regional Government Barbra Begelspiker U.S. History June Burke Psychology Advanced Psycology

W.C. Carter World History Dennis Casados U.S. History Drivers Education Robert Ertmer World History

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"What are you doing Friday night big boy???"

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Then See you at 8:00"

Juan Gallegos World History Ronald Hammond World History

Jack Hopkins U.S. History Hylah Joly Sociology

Peter Ortega Latin I, II New Mexico History Cultur Awareness

Smile Jane, you're on Candid Camera!!

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Donna Ringer U.S. History Political Science Jose Romero U.S. History

Cwen Watson Our Living World U.S. History Jane Zinn U.S. History South West History

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"Miss Begelspiker strikes a pose."

ARTS AND CRAFTS

Ernest Badynski Crafts I, II Mary Agnes Blea Arts and Crafts I Crafts I

Samuel Blea Arts and Crafts I

'M'm M'm Good!!'

The Arts and Crafts department offers the student the widest range of creative expression. Painting, sculpting, pottery, jewelry making, all allow the individual to develop his own response to his materials and his environment. There are outdoor painting and drawing classes, student art shows, sales of arts and crafts, and a growing appreciation of the creative experience in human life.

<ÂŁV Amused art teachers. Nelson and Lumpkins Phil Karshis takes a break.

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N.J.R.O.T.C The N.J.R.O.T.C. classes teach students Naval History, Military Science and the Navy's role in a democratic society. The cadets become aware of the discipline and pride involved in military service, and selected advanced students travel to active Naval bases each year to personally experience the excitement of life at sea. Self-reliance, responsibility, and public appearances are valuable side benefits of these classes.

Captain Jack Herrick Naval Science I, II, III Chief George Wright Naval Science

'Randy interviews on Demon Spotlight.

Captain Herrick Remembers the South Seas

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SCHOOL BOARD The Santa Fe School Board, headed up by Dr. James Miller and the five Board Members, Alice Daum, J. C. Miller, Robert Sweeney, Arthur Johnson and Joe Hernandez, worked towards completion of the total SFHS Campus this year, and could take pride in the new gym and activity center which gave the students new incentive and new pride. Several Tuesday evenings a month, these dedicated people are busy with total school problems of the city, including financing and location of new schools, as well as up-keep and operation of those already in existence. Finally, they oversee the quality of education and continually deal with both teachers and citizens groups concerned with the school system.

School Board members working for the benefit of S.F.H.S.

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FOREIGN LANGUAGE Theresa Gallegos Spanish I, II Judy Greaves French I, II, III, IV

Gharlie Lopez Spanish I, II Edward Quintana Spanish I

Kathryn Stapleton German I. II. Ill

Mrs. Gallegos makes a point.

The foreign language department offers SFHS students a choice of French, German or Spanish, from beginning to advanced classes where the groups are required to talk in the language being studied. Additional enrichment and insights concerning the cultures represented by these languages are gained through weekend foreign language seminars which are attended by groups from throughout the state and trips that involve getting better acquainted with the language and people. Each year there is opportunity to go to Europe or Mexico.

'Ala salida de la escuela."

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MUSIC The Music Department conists of Chorus, Band, Guitar, Music Appreciation. The Chorus put on it's annual variety show "77" this year and it was great. The singing and musical skits were polished and professional. The band went on it's annual trip. This year they went to Spain. In Spain they gave three concerts and every one had a wonderful time. Where will they go next? The guitar class gave the annual spring concert with music that showed the students learned their lessons well this year.

"Ross" leaves the country. James Barber Intermediate Choir Beginning Choir Mary Linda Guiterrez Jazz Choir Music Theory Advanced Mixed Choir S.S.A. Choir Beginning Choir

Robert Myers Symphonic Band Clark Ponsler Wind Ensemble Dance Band I Symphonic Band

David Trujillo Concert Band I, II Dance Band II David Ziems Beginning Cuitar I Cuitar I Advanced Cuitar

'All Abroad

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DRAFTING Drafting and Industrial Arts: Workable machine designs and house plans are the final product of long hours over a drawing board in Mr. Ewings Drafting Class. Students learn the intricacies involved in creating a clear pattern for construction of a finished product. Additionally, in long hours over the drawing board students learn patience which is required to be a draftsman.

David Aguilar Drafting I Mark Ewing Drafting 11,111

Three dudes hanging out at registration.

INDUSTRIAL ARTS

Gene Baca Industrial Arts Home Mechanics

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SECRETARIES

Irene Aranda Ruth Chavez

Flora Moya Virginia Santistevan

Helen Wheeler

The efficient SFHS Secretaries handle the day to day business of the school, paying bills, banking checks, taking care of attendance, switching hundreds of calls, checking schedules, keeping records and getting mail in and out. This year we lose the services of Mrs. Helen Wheeler who has cheerfully handled all school accounts, and kept track of each clubs' money for years past. Her friendly smile and bookkeeping skills will be missed!

Wow, a million bills!!'

PHYSICAL EDUCATION "Healthy body, healthy m i n d " is an old truism that is recognized in the Physical Education department of SFHS This year brought the fulfillment of the PE coaches dream with the completion of the new gym. Never mind if the floor had dead spots, at least, it was THERE! However, the arrival of the freshmen class brought them quickly back to the old routine of crowded classes and scrambling for space. Their newest dream is that all the playing fields will be finished before they retire. In the meantime, everybody gets a workout in any one of a dozen sports, and a mandatory shower at the end of it.

Markley Lumpkins P.E.

"Demons are numĂŠro u n o Ăź "

Bertha Mefford P.E. Florence Millington P.E.

Robert Ortiz P.E. Lenny Roybal P.E.

Randy Whittermore | P.E.

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Never mind hardhats, the gym is done!

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COUNSELORS

Lena Bustos Martin Jacobson Keaton Johnson

Carol Jones Marian McDonald Ronald Wegelin

The Counselors at SFHS have the large job of organizing registration, keeping all student records current, giving guidance on a wide variety of personal and academic problems, and providing information and analysis for making decisions on working careers and vocational or college education beyond high school.

Mrs. MacDonald ponders

NURSES

Helen Harris Dolores Fidel

Never a day goes by that someone is not injured or ill at SFHS, and usually it is several. In the middle of the pain and apprehension, the Nurses work calmly and competently to soothe, reassure, and provide the medical decisions as to who should go home, who should return to class, and who should see a doctor. They also keep immunization records and administer health tests.

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Nurse Fidel lends a helping crutch.

LIBRARIANS

No education institution is better than the library it has. Here is where what is taught in the classroom is questioned, verified, or expanded in new directions. Our librarians are constantly at work making our library better. New booklists are scanned, orders are made, periodicals of every type come by subscribtion, help is given in research, books are checked out and in, the unending headache of book theft is coped with and the film and records library and equipment is kept ready for use. In the middle of this individual students and classes crowd in and out, six periods a day. If the librarians look tired, they probably are, and with good reason!

Delores Borgrink Dora Gomez

Nancy Quintana Donna Shoemaker

Milton Steinberg

Head Librarian, Mrs. Quintana straightens up.

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MATHEMATICS Thor Christenson Algebra II Math Analysis Introduction to Algebra I Geometry

David Church General Math P.E. Harry Houytz Algebra II, I Calculus Geometry

Mathematics at SFHS includes everything from General Math to Calculus, so that students who are interested in other fields can get by with the minimum required courses. However, for those challenged by the language and abstractions of numbers, there are sufficient courses for specialization in the field. Tutorial services are offered to students who feel the need for additional help to proceed faster, or because they are lagging in their work. Chess, cribbage and other mathematical games are favorites of the department. Since there appears to be a mathematical basis for nearly everything in the world, from balancing the family checkbook, to writing music, to genetic research, there is continually growing involvement of math in many other fields of study.

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Mr. Perfors "freaks out'

ose Martinez General Math I Algebra I Robert Naranjo Algebra General Math I

Bobbie O'Chesky General Math Algebra I Intermediate Algebra

George Perfors Geometry Introduction Algebra I Algebra II James Rael Algebra I General Math I Ramon holds up his classroom.

Mrs. Wright takes off for Spain.

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Mr. T. doing his thing.

Randal Smith General Math I Algebra I

Ernest Tafoya Ceneral Math Algebra I, II Ron Talaske Algebra I Consumer Math Inter Algebra

Jesse Vise Trigonometry Elem. Function Business Math Geometry Norma Wright Algebra II Math Analsis

'It's the most original softdrink ever in the whole wide world!

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IN MEMORIAM

GLENDA

HOPPER

All of Santa Fe High School and many graduates were saddened by the untimely death of Glenda Hopper, Head of the Home Economics Department here at Santa Fe High. Her leadership played a major part in building up our outstanding Home Economics Department. Glenda Lee Hopper was born Glenda Lee Stallard on January 4, 1944 to the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent B. Stallard of Fort Sumner, New Mexico. Mrs. Hopper received her degree in Home Economics at Eastern New Mexico in 1968 and her M.E. in 1972 also at Eastern. Her whole teaching career was in the Santa Fe School system. Mrs. Hopper was involved in Future Homemakers of America as a sponsor and a co-sponsor during her years at Santa Fe High. Mrs. Hopper was liked and respected by her students and teachers alike. Mrs. Hopper was involved in the Beta Sigma Phi Delta chapter during her teaching career in Santa Fe. Mrs. Hopper is.survived by her daughter Maria, who lives with her grandmother, Mrs. Erma Stallard in Fort S端mner. Mrs. Hopper was involved in the planning and designing of the Home Economics Department and many of her influences will remain strong for years to come.

HOME ECONOMICS

" M s . Pacheco and Ms. Romero enjoying a teachers meeting?# The new Home Ec Lockers

DRIVER EDUCATION

Dennis Casados Drivers Ed U.S. History Troy Gann Drivers Ed

Bobby Martinez Drivers Ed J J . Martinez Drivers Ed

Wayne Sanders Drivers Ed

"KVSF is our spring music connection!

With the property damage and death and injury toll from automobile accidents soaring from year to year, and with insurance rates noticeably higher for those who have not completed a course in driver education, there is ample reason for the popularity of the course at SFHS. The Demon drivers get their academic year broken into two study phases; driver and traffic safety education and first aid. During the former, students learn New Mexico traffic law and are given behind-thewheel driving experience. The second semester is given over to first aid, particularly for accident victims. This past year, another course, Motorcycle Safety and Maintenance was added to the curriculum. Driver Ed teachers have nerves of steel and they need them.

BUSINESS EDUCATION Business Education courses are more careeroriented than most other high school offerings. Typing and secretarial practice courses prepare the student for a start in the business world. To this may be added bookkeeping, shorthand, business law and marketing for more complete skills on the job. For practical experience on the financial side, the business department this year established a student credit union, set up along identical lines with other credit unions and operated by the students themselves for their fellow students. Additionally, under the leadership of Orlando Baca, the Demon Depot, a snack and supplies shop was set up on campus to serve the students and give practical business experience to the class operating it.

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Orlando Baca Accounting I, II Marketing Caroline Parelta Office Procedures Shorthand

Pat Rodriguez Typing Business Law Jane Visic General Business

Pat Valerda Typing

'What do you mean you lost your typewriter?'

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ADMINISTRATION

Don Casados Joe Casados

La Vera Loyd John Sena

Robert Vigil

Principal Joseph Casados does his paperwork.

For the 1977 Graduates: As high school graduates, you are passing an important milestone. You are about to enter into a society that is filled with challenge and opportunity. What you do with your lives from this point forward will determine not only your personal s e l f - f u l f i l l m e n t , but the general well-being of our nation. You carry with you the hopes of those who- know and trust you. The future of America depends on your generation. You can make of America whatever you want. The opportunities before you are as great as the challenges. Education is the greatest key to a better life. But to open the door of opportunity you need faith in yourselves, pride in and what you have accomplished, and the idealism to perservere. If you add to this the awareness that learning never ceases, you will indeed bring to your lives the kind of meaning and satisfaction you seek. I wish you every success on the road ahead.

Mrs. Baca keeps things going.

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VOâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;TECH ADMISTRATION

Fernando Ramirez Vo-Tech Principal Orlando Romero Assistant Principal

Proud student receives a diploma.

Mr. Romero tells a joke. The principal handyman.

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BUSINESS EDUCATION Traditionally, Vo-Tech is concerned with giving the student skills so that by the end of high school years, the graduate is equipped to go out and compete in the job market without post-school training. To the required business courses of typing, shorthand, business communications, and business procedures, are added classes in data processing and computer science. Each year, Vo-tech students put their classes to the practical test by getting part-time jobs in their major fields.

'OH, so you're finished, huh?'

Judy Martinez Shorthand David Pranken Business Ed.

Mike Vialpando Typing Mabel Vigil Business Communications

'Do you understand NOW?'

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SECRETARIES AND COUNSELORS

" I hate Monday mornings!"

Voâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Tech is ably served by a dedicated counselling staff who advise the students on problems of employment, aptitude, personal problems, p o s t school training and the thousand other nagging difficulties found on campus and at home. Their work is backed up by the capable secretaries who attend to records, messages, correspondence and generally keeping the school organized for both the administration and the counselors. Voâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Tech is fortunate to have the skilled service of these people.

Mary Lane and Mr. Romero check a student's records.

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ACADEMICS

Sharon Clark Reading Ernest Gonzales U.S. History

Thad Harris Math Gilbert Mier English

Linda Romero English Hank Snow English

'Which came first, the chicken or the egg?

The basic academic subjects are not neglected at Vo Tech where English, Math, and the Social Sciences are available for the student who needs them to complete graduation requirements. Additionally, Vo-Tech has a lively course in Journalism which produces the official " V o Tech Tongues" as a part of an English class.

.Smile though your heart is breaking

TRADE AND INDUSTRY Trade and Industry courses include: Auto Collision, Auto Mechanics, Building Trades, Drafting, Electronics, Graphic Arts, Horticulture, Industrial Cooperative Training, Machine Laboratory and Welding. These Courses are designed to provide the student with skills necessary for competition in the various fields of vocational business. Training is offered in a variety of areas to cover the interests and vocations of students. Also available to students is a program which provides classroom instruction and on-the-job training. Through this, students can gain practical experience in the work-a-day world, while they are acquiring the technical knowledge and skills that they will need to pursue their careers.

Oliver Holmes Margarie Pool

Carlos Vigil

Mr. Chavez with the green thumb.

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"You did WHAT to my Datsun truck?"

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TECHNICAL ASSISTANTS Introduction to Nursing exposes the student to basic nursing procedures such as taking blood pressure, temperature and pulse. This course also studies bed making, anatomy and vocabulary of medical terminology. In Dental Assistant courses the student goes into advanced laboratory and x-ray techniques and the basic business office procedures expected of a nurse. Pre-School Education is for the student who feels he may be interested in the teaching field. Students are also trained for work in day care centers and other areas that involve the care of young children.

Violet Archuleta Nurses Aid Connie Sue Johnson Pre School

Lilian Tenneson Dental Assistant

CAFETERIA WORKERS

Cafeteria worker prepares the "final touch

CUSTODIAL STAFF

Custodial staff takes time out to eat in the new activity center.

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ORGANIZATIONS

SENIOR CLASS

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FBLA

The Future Business Leaders of America is an organization on campus geared toward preparing students for a business career. The members supervised the ordering and issuing of class rings, caps and gowns, and announcements. They also awarded scholarships to senior students preparing for a business career. The most important project of the year was the start of the Demon Depot, the high school store.

FBLA OFFICERS —(I to r)— first row: Bernice Jiminez, Assistant Secretary; Joann Romero, Parliamentarian. Second row: Madalene Aragon, President; Shirley Coca, Vice-President. Third row: Margery Damm, Executive Secretary; David Koppa, Treasurer.

FBLA—(I to r)—first row: Toni Martinez, Joann Romero, Clara Gonzales, Cecilia Tapia, Anita Lewis, Bernice Jiminez, Jane Visic, sponsor. Second row; Madalene Aragon. Margery Damm, Anna Maria Romero, Joann Ortiz, 282

Bridget Archuleta, Paula Hughes, Shirley Coca. Third row: David Koppa, Mr. Velarde, Mr. Martinez, Mr. Baca.

JUNIOR CLASS

Having only one more year at S.F.H.S., juniors lead an active life, rising to prominance in sports, clubs activities, and also planning and raising money for the Junior—Senior prom, the Juniors' annual gift to the graduating seniors. This dance being the most elaborate and formal dance of the year, occupies much time in planning and arranging decorations, music, and paying for the cost. This year's Junior—Senior prom was held on May 21st and is evidence of the success of their efforts.

JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS —(I to r)—first row: Beth Jordan, Vice-President; Karl Cardenas, Treasurer, Anna Gonzales, President; Charlotte Alarid, Secretary.

JUNIOR CLASS—(I to r)—first row: Yvonne Maes, Rose Esquibel, Michelle Lucero, Linda Vigil, Beth Jordan, Monica Roybal, Diane Gonzales. Second row: Tammy Hatley, Karla Kellogg, DeDe Duran, Paula Excudero, Libby

Perea, Dorothy Carcia, Charlotte Alarid, Linda Duran Third row: Lorraine Aranda, Loretta Lopez, Karl Cardenas, Bennie Martinez, Peter janusch, Pat Narvaez, Anna Gonzales, Carla Luna, Molly Clayton, Lisa Estrada. 283

SOPHOMORE CLASS

The sophomore class, after getting familiar with this year's enormous campus, set to work to gain recognition from the upperclassmen. The first project was the successful construction and burning of the traditional Homecoming Bonfire. During the rest of the year, they furnished cheerful participation in school projects and clubs, and this year the sophomores had the largest spirit chain at one of the Demon—Horsemen games.

SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS-(l to r)—first row: Diane Chavez, Vice-President; Denise Martinez, President. Second row: Anna Romero, Secretary; Marcia Gonzales, Treasurer.

SOPHOMORE CLASS—(I to r)—first row: Jeanette Romero, Renne Chavez, Judi Salazar, Diane Chavez, Denise Martinez, Chris Brown, Joanne Gonzales. Second row. Lucia Maestas, Lis Quintana, Nancy Cooper, Paula 284

Trujillo, Patricia Chavez, Michelle Wilkinson, Nan Alarid, Melissa Mfc Sandra Lucero. Third row: Dora Aragon, Lorenzo Zamora, Erik Brio Phil Rivera, Cindy Romero, Marcia Gonzales, Anna Romero, Anna Casados

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BOOSTERS

Junior Boosters is a pep club formed to provide spirit and greater student and community involvement in S.F.H.S. sports. This enthusiastic group has made a major contribution in strongly backing our teams.

JUNIOR BOOSTER OFFICERS—(I to r)—first row: Lisa Valdez, Secretary; Carol Vigil, President; Michelle Fresquez, Vice-President; Teresa Velasquez, Treasurer.

JUNIOR BOOSTERS-0 to r)—first row: Loretta Lopez, Lisa Valdez, Carol Vigil, Michelle Fresquez, Tina Velasquez, Maggie Martinez. Second row: Becky Martinez, Ellen Garcia, Jeannie Anaya, Teresa Valasquez, Gail Loyd, Maria Dwire.

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JV CHEERLEADERS

"Let's hear it for the Team!" This was the special goal of the JV cheerleaders who promoted the winning spirit wherever they went. They had plenty to cheer about with each new win marked off by the great Demon teams of 1976-77.

Seven beauties show winning form to inspire the teams.

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HONOR SOCIETY

HONOR SOCIETY—(I to r)—first row: Susan Smith, Laurie Sisneros, Susan Home, Isabel Lucero, Betty Trujillo, Jeanie Armbruster, Delores Abeyta, Beth Jordan, Chandra Marsh, Karen Lautensclager, Karen Lindsey, Mary Ann Salasar. Second row: Robin Shinholser, Suzanne Naranjo, Michelle L'Heureux, Patricia Gonzales, Georgette Gonzales, Cyndi Sanchez, Peggy

Keeran, Liz Gonzales, Linda Wall, Tsenre Pompeo, Midge Lovelace, JohnGundzik, Phillip Lillich. Third row: Deborah Salazar, Anna Marie Romero, Dolores Sena, James Schutz, Karen Baxter, Pamela Roy, Lisa Ortiz, Michael Morris, Val Romero, Kate Willett, Megan Topp, Brion Boyles, Edwin Griego, Russ Stamets.

The A . L . L . chapter members of the National Honor Society seek to fulfill society requirements of scholarship, service and leadership. The individuals accept the responsibility of maintaining a high scholastic average while contributing to the ideas and objectives of school and community betterment. This year they also painted the wall in front of E building.

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HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS—(I to r)—first row: Liz Gonzales, Secretary; Michael Morris Vice-President. Second row: John Cundzik, Treasurer; Midge Lovelace, President.

FHA

ÎF.H.A—(I to r)—first row: Kim Olson, Dolores Abeyta, Diane Rodriguez, Patricia Toybal, Joann Ortiz, Dolores Montano, Second row: Marie Sanchez, Gloria Roybal, Annette Griego, Evy Jaramillo, Toni Martinez. Third row:

Ms. Montoya, Ms. Romero, Margaret Marquez, Margaret Anaya, Angela Felter, Lori Lujan, Veronica Griego, Mrs. Lovato, Mrs. Pacheco.

FRENCH CLUB

FRENCH CLUB—(I to r)—first row: Amy Jones, Elizabeth C de Baca, Sheryl West,.Second row, Lenette Moore, Julie Neidorf, Maud Beenhower, David West. Third row: Judy Greaves, Sita Rodke, Diane McEvilly.

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STUDENT COUNCIL

Student Council functions to provide a forum where student wishes can be officially recognized and acted on. Council members work to better communications with the administration and increase student participation in activities. This year student council sponsoredthe traditional Demon Christmas as well as the Snowball Dance and Demon Vaudville. Student Council sponsors were Miss Gillis and Mr. Baca.

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OEA

Among the most active and enthusiastic clubs on campus are the OEA I and OEA II, who combine the serious business of working toward professional skill with the fun of doing things with your buddy. OEA attends regional and national meetings where club members have the excitement of meeting new people and seeing new places, and where they invariably garner their share of competitive honors. OEA is a worthy source of Demon Pride.

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DEMON TATLER

This year again the Demon Tatler staff enlarged and improved their excellent publicaion for in—depth coverage of campus events and personalities. This able group, led by the professional know—how of sponsor Miriam Barck, gives students and faculty vivid and timely information on what is going on at our school. Expanding to a monthly paper with more pictures and exciting stories and undaunted by headlines and unfazed by foul—ups, these young journalists show commendable dedication to their craft.

DEMON TATLER EDITORS-0 to r ) - f i r s t row: Michelle L'Heureux, Demon Doings Co-Editor; Second row: Steve Sandoval, Sports Editor; Laura Kingsbury, Ad Manager. Third row: Karl Cardenas, Demon Doings Co-Editor; Ted Madrid, Demon Tatler Co-Editor; Leonard Serrano. Demon Tatler Co-Editor.

DEMON TATLER—(I to r)—first row: Michelle L'heureux, Sandra Hodgin, Kerri Morris, Brenda Trujillo, Anette Griego. Second row: Steve Sandoval, Chris Montano, Loretta Lopez, Marie Sanchez, Laura Kingsbury, Leonard

Serrano. Third row: Mrs. Barke, Anna Gonzales, Anna Duran, Karl Cardenas, Travid Bryant, Kerry Li, Ted Madrid, Ray Padilla, Charlotte Neely.

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KEY CLUB

Key Club works to encourage the development of civic—minded, responsible young people by requiring members to personally participate in community improvement projects and assistance to individuals. One of the most active groups on campus, the club members involve themselves in school projects as well. Each year a few lucky girls are selected as Key Club Sweethearts.

KEY CLUB OFFICERS—(I to r ) - first row: Lawrence Martinez, Treasurer; Scott Jones, Secretary. Second row: James Schutz, Vice president; Sam Garcia, President.

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KEY CLUB—(I to r)—first row: Ruth Weidner, Barbra Breneiser, Rhonda Paynter, Beth Jordan, Lisa Ronningen, Tsenre Pompeo, Tom Fitch, Socorro Romero, Josina Romero, Anna Marie Romero, Chelle Koch. Second Row: Denise Johnson, Anne Thomson, Suzanne Manges, Kristi Feheruary, Mary Salinas, Maria Coler, Juli Neirdorf, Kathy Bustos, Jennifer Barberoussie, Cindy Mathews, Kate Willett, Patti O'toole, Sandy Padilla, Karmela Gonzales, Kathy Kaufman, Frances Robinson. Third row: Louise Lopez, Maria

Valdez, James Shutz, Aaron Rhodes, Bob Meyer, Chuck Paynter, Amy Matthews, Valerie Martinez, Lisa Ortiz, Midge Lovelace, Joe Trujillo, Pete Clarkson, John Salinas, Jodi McCinnis, Rudy Rios, Tom Doles, Don Wilson, Lawrence Martinez. Fourth row: Keith Watson, Robert Garcia, Sandy Warner, Gerard Huppe, jerry Reynolds, Mark Larragoite, Tracy Olcott, Craig Steinhoff, Merritt Brown, Rick Catanach, Sam Garcia, Scott Jones, Paul Graham, Bridget Sloan.

KEY CLUB SWEETHEARTS-0 to r)-Kathy Bustos, Sophomore Sweetheart; Amy Matthews, Junior Sweetheart; Lisa Ronningen, Senior Sweetheart.

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VOâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;TECH TONGUES

The official voice of Vo-Tech is the spirited Vo-Tech Tongues newspaper which is put out as a part of the regular work in one of the English Classes. Tongues has carried on an unrelenting crusade for betterment of conditions for the students attending Vo-Tech. Particular force has been given to the need to have the Vo-Tech access roads surfaced to free them from the existing bumps, chuck holes and pall of dust.

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STATERS CLUB

STATERS CLUB—(I to r)—first row: Cindy Mathews, Julie Dill, Debbie Archuleta, Gloria Regensbeurg, James Schutz. Second row: Jeff Baca, Kathleen Kingsbury, Mike Kartas, Tsenre Pompeo, Valerie Romero, Jay

Mitchell, Carla Marsh. Third row: Joe Padilla, Mark Larragoite, Donnie Gonzales, Mark Parras, Craig Steinhoff, Nick Bahr, Rick Catanach, Barney Cruz, Bridget Sloan.

OEAII

O.E.A. II—(I to r)—first row: Sarah Martinez, Tim Franklin, Delfie Muniz, Nora Urioste, Veronica Criego, Josina Rivera. Second row. Becki Abeyta, lean C de Baca, Doris Herrera, Mindy Graft, Diane Gonzales, Beverly Kahn, Toni Martinez, Judy Martinez, Sponsor. Third row: Diana Carrillo,

Karla Polvadore, Paul Baca, Lydia Leyba, Nora Martinez, Yolanda Garcia, Vickie Morales, Cheryl Trujillo, Mr. Romero. Fourth row: Charlene Craig, Delia Caskill, Sandra Anaya, Jennifer Mueller, Karla Bachicha, Peggy Doles, Mrs. Angie Martinez, Sponsor; Jack Wilson, Sponsor. 9Q7

FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS

"Cheerleaders get taken for a ride".

FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS—(I to r)—first row: Arlene Sweeney. Second row: Juliette Maestas. Third row: Susie Ortega, Jackie Fulgenzi, Stacie Allison, Colleen Wilson. Fourth row: Cina Imprescia, Ceri Romero.

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NJ.R.O.T.C

NJROTC is prominently in view at all school functions . . . . carrying the flag in formation, directing traffic, controlling crowds, and displaying skills in drill and weapons handling. These cadets learn poise and personal pride as an integral part of Navy tradition and achievement.

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CHOIR

Miss Gutierrez leads the choir at graduation ceremony

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GIRL'S CHOIR

JAZZ CHOIR 304

ALL-STATE CHOIR

ADVANCED MIXED CHOIR 305

DEÇA

DEÇA is a national organization which gives students on—the—job Training to gain experience for their chosen occaupations. The students devote time and effort to vocational programs under the guidance of their sponsors. DEÇA is a valuable organization for the student who's future lies in office techniques and occupations.

DEÇA OFFICERS AND SPONSORS; photo identification not available

DEÇA CLUB; photo identification not available

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VARSITY CHEERLEADERS

Spiritâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Winning and losing, headaches, heartaches, elation and joy, the Varsity Cheerleaders are all for the Demons no matter how the game goes. This year went so well that they never stopped smiling and the cheering practically ran itself!

GERMAN CLUB

GERMAN CLUB—(I to r)—first row: Sandra Hodgin, Wendy Whitlock, Jerome Coriz, Rhonda Tauche, Jody G. Wood, Debbie K. Byrnes. Second row: Danaya Wright, Christy Ellis, Tom Grossman, Ivan Brutsche, Debbie

Bybee, Judy Zippel. Third row: Ms. Stapleton, Sponsor; Kellie Wharton, Lisa Rpdke, James Daum, Fred Beck, Victor Davis, Bobby Leyba.

MODEL U.N.

MODEL U.N.—(I to r)—first row: Joey Cisneros, Mary Salinas, President; Philip Lillich. Second row: Jame Lillich, James Snead, Karen Goldberg, Secretary: Carolyn Dukemier, Treasurer. Third row: Noel Richardson, Mascot; Marey Skinner, Megan Jackson, Mark Larragoite, Vice-president.

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MOTO—CROSS

MOTO—CROSS CLUB; photo identification not available

Getting ready for the race.

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DEMON SPOTLIGHT

The Demon Spotlight program completed their fourth year of broadcasting from Santa Fe High this year. The spotlight focused on activities, issues and people related to the school and was televised regularly on Cable TV. Marilyn Huber and her staff of talented telecasters met and triumphed over many complications. The result was an excellent learning experience for those who participated and an informative show for all to watch.

Setting up for the show.

Demon Spotlight Staff.

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DEMON DEBS

The action and spirit of the Demon Debs mark them as one of the most energetic and dedicated groups on campus. Their precision formations lend interest to sports events and the hard working girls practice long hours to make sure each appearance is perfect. Their attractive presence on campus is an active source of Demon pride.

DEMON DEBS OFFICERS-(l to r ) Sponsor; Bridget Sloan, Secretary.

DEMON DEBSâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;(I to r)â&#x20AC;&#x201D;first row: Kathy Cardenas, Linda Cardenas, Cathy Rodriguez, Kathy Romero, Theresa Garcia, Margaret Sandoval. Second row: Claudette Romero, Phyllis Ortiz, Loretta Trujillo, Roberta

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Jane Lopez, Head; Mabel Vigil,

Martinez, Debbie Archuleta. Third row: Jane Lopez, Susan Criego, Bridget Sloan, Julie Day, Tina Lopez.

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SPEECH TEAM

People who like to talk while other people listen have a happy outlet for their ambitions in the S.F.H.S. speech club. Debate, dramatic interpretation, impromptu and formal speeches all give training in the ability to speak easily and effectively in public. Hard work and tension mark preparation for and participation in state and regional speech meets. The Santa Fe club ranked high in this competition and gained many individual and team honors.

SPEECH TEAM OFFICERS—(I to r)-Leslie Mugleston, Vice-President; Frank Tierney, President.

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SPEECH TEAM—(I to r)—first row: Priscilla Rivera, Martha Sequra, Patty Vigil, Lourdes Zamora, Chris Montano, Debbie Armijo, Ricky Herrera. Second row: Larry Kiefer, Jeff Baca, Mike Kartas, Anna Duran, Profirio Bueno, Lisa Barela, Madeline Carpenter, Leslie

Mugleston. Third row: Elizabeth Ethelbah, Sponsor: Kim Koomoa. Robert Quintana, Alex, Wolfe, Creg Leon, Sita Rodke, Sean McFadden, Meg Goldberg.

PAN AMERICAN

PAN AMERICAN CLUB-(I to r ) - f i r s t row: Silvia Vives, Sandra Hodgin, Kelley Hunt, Kathy Serrano, Sandra Lucero, Brenda Trujillo, vonne Martinez, Mary Ann Salzzar, Maureen Hyde. Second row: Ken Pino, Jeanette Piatt, Louise Quintana, Cecilia Palacio, Alberta Vierra, Belle Quintana, Jackie Conzales, Charlotte Alarid, Claire Catanach.

Third row: Joe Padilla,Carina Karlsson, Lisa Ortiz, Tina Alarid, Sylvia Martinez, Megan Jackson, Mona Bruch, Anna Romero, Marcia Conzales. Fourth row: Noel Richardson, Maria Elvira Azcarate, Nick Bahr, Stephanie West, Robert Curtis, Mark Larragoite, Theresa Quintana.

The Pan American Club had a great year in 1976—77. Under the sponsorship of Jane and John Zinn, the club raised over five thousand dollars and traveled to southern California in A p r i l . Fund raising activities included candy sales, bake sales, and car washes, Our Pan A m queen, Stephanie West, a senior, was crowned at their annual banquet held in the activity center in May. Pan A m is looking for an even better year in 1977—78 when they will travel to Mexico for their annual trip.

PAN AMERICAN OFFICERS—(I to r)—first row: Mary Ann Salazar, Treasurer; Louise Quintana, Secretary. Second row: Robert Curtis, Vice-President; Joe Padilla. President.

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EXCHANGE STUDENTS

For the past several years the Exchange Students Program has been a vital part of the Santa Fe High experience. Coordinated by the counseling department, this program allows students from foreign countries to spend a year at S.F.H.S. and members of our own student body to study abroad. Exchange students this year came from South America, Europe and the Far East. This program brings cultural enrichment to our campus and helps foster friendship and understanding with others. Two SFHS students spent the '76â&#x20AC;&#x201D;'77 school year abroad. Dave Dunmar lived in Sweden, while Tom Ruiz studied in Brazil.

Pat Viroux on the court for SFHS

Santa Fe High School's Foreign Exchange Students

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il ni Santa Fe High School senior David Dunmar departed in July 1976 to spend a year in Sweden. David spent the first semester with the Danielsson family in Kungoln. The second semester he lived with the Sandstrone family in Luleo. David studied the Swedish language, as well as French. All classes were taught in Swedish. He found that the course of study in Sweden was similar to that at SFHS, except that the mathematics were very advanced. Dave took an active part in sports, playing with a soccer team in luleo. He also participated in basketball, and played tennis as often as possible. Dave plans to tour Europe after the end of the school year, visiting his birthplace in France, before returning to the United States. In the fall he plans to attend either U N M or New Mexico State.

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F.F.A.

The Future Farmers branch chapter at Voâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Tech led a busy year during 1976â&#x20AC;&#x201D;77. Among the projects carried out by the club were the sale of seedlings and bedding plants for spring planting. Members of this active club work hard to gain an understanding of our environment. Combining aesthetics, such as landscape gardening, with practical knowledge about soil and the products of the land, FFA members contribute to making the world a pleasanter place to live in.

Santa Fe High School Chapter of Future Farmers of America

MAT MAIDS

Matmaids, who are totally devoted to the wrestling team have their devotion returned by the men who compete on the mats. Since this was one of the Demons' best years, the Matmaids felt they had done their job well. Coach Mier and his team were supported every inch of the way by the enthusiastic girls in the Matmaids uniform.

SFMS Mat Maids

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HOSA

HOSA Club Members—Nursing

HOSA Club Members—Dental

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RODEO CLUB

Rodeo club officers

Rodeo Club members and sponsor

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PARA MANANA

Co-Editors Lisa Kirk and Lawrence Martinez

This was the year of confusion for the Annual Staff and sponsor as they set about their appointed task of recording a year of history at SFHS. It began with the move from J to C Building the weekend school started. It continued through first semester when there was no office, no workroom and a far-away and undersized darkroom. By second semester,

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organizations identification came up missing and a gremlin unsynced the photographers strobe during organization pictures. In the face of these foulâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;ups, some redoubled their efforts, and a few, alas, did not. Anyway, this was the way Annual saw the year at SFHS: big, busy, and a great place to be!

To the Left: Edward Mier, the solid as a rock he is sitting on and very Special Chief of Photography and Head of Darkroom, gave far more than most in his three years behind the camera for Para Mariana.

"The annual staff working hard as usual.

GRASS CLUB

CRASS CLUB—(I to r)—first row: Deanne Rodriguez, Charles Ortega, Shirley Martine*. Second row: Lawrence Sena, Fruit Loop, Henry Cordova. Third row: Mr. Ortega, Sponsor; Mike

Jackson, Anthony Cordova, Donald Cordova, Fred Sena, Edward C de Baca.

HUMAN BEHAVIOR

HUMAN BEHAVIOR—(I to r)—first row: Cammie Walrath, Kerri Morris, Julie Heath. Second row: Dorie Lopez. Beverly Dolittle, Julie Billings,

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Laura Kingsbury. Third row: Kirk Rhinehart, Richard Ellis, Paul Bright. Greg Banks, Sponsor.

GUUS HOMEROOM

Nobody on campus had more fun than Candace Cillis' homeroom. Loaded with super-jocks and beautiful girls, the first period Senior English class won every intramural sport

they entered, collected trophies in varsity sports, collected a window full of publicity, were doted on by their teacher and incidentally studied Shakespeare and got in their assignments.

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MORE CLUBS

Santa Fe High School Clubs offer something for everyone and every interest. There are Chess clubs, scholarly clubs, music clubs, sports clubs, vocational clubs, pep clubs, environmental clubs, class organizations, student council, art

clubs, and 'drama groups. For the student who claimed that he couldn't find anything interesting to do, there is only one answer: HE HASN'T LOOKED!

VO-TECH CANDIDS

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