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SFHS SPACES TREK
1978 PARA MANANA Santa Fe High School Santa Fe, New Mexico Enrollment: 3800
Nineteen hundred seventy-seven to seventy-eight found you on a nine months' voyage through uncharted space. It was a good venture; some pressure, occasional turbulence, but the ship and crew bore steadily on. From launch in late August, the trajectory took you swiftly away from the lingering warmth and burnished color of autumn, across the revolving days and through the frozen hush of winter to the rushing descent, light years away, in the soft newness of spring and a landing at the end of the journey. Thirty-six irretrievable weeks flashed by, landmarks on a speeding time track to new worlds; behind you the past ever receding, ahead the horizon glow. You were busy at your station and mainly unaware that you were passing through a time warp and nothing ever would be the same. How did it happen? Let's run it across the screen again where you can see . . .
Because It Was You —
You Were There!
You Dreaming, Doing
Delighting, Desiring
You, Every day —
Just You,
You, Working
Worrying, Wondering,
You, All Alone
Or Together,
You, Laughing
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Loving Living
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You, Unique
In Space And Time,
You! No One Else
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Activities Royal Blues Senior Class Junior Class Sophomore Class F r e s h m a n Class Sports Academics Vo Tech Organizations Advertising
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ACTIVITIES
The years trip is usually seen, not as an over-all, but, as a series of stops and starts, little interruptions, unexpected Joys. Activities help provide this variety. From Fiestas to Junior-Senior, from a championship game to an assembly concert, working, helping, playing; activities kept SFHS occupied along the way. Each day had a variety of events and projects to choose from. No need ever to be bored, it was all there when you wanted it. If you didn't* that was all right, too.
Homecoming
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Homecoming festivities started off with a blast despite the absence of the annual bonfire. The queen, Anna Gonzales was named at the assembly and reigned through the parade and the game. The parade had twenty entrants with honors given for originality, beauty and humor. The victory over the Albuquerque Bulldogs of 50-40, enlightened the spirit of the dance where the band, Sage Brush, played music through the night. The final couple left the doors of the activity center leaving only memories of the glorious two days. Not all is lost for there are years yet to come with homecoming, and the festivities. It's worse than it looks
Making floats Is hard work.
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Sadie Hawkins
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After much sweet talk and bribery, many girls managed to "catch" a partner for the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance sponsored by the Speech team, in the Activity Center. Various booths added an original aspect to the dance. The traditional marriage booth supplied marriage contracts, and if necessary a divorce booth was handy. The couples, dressed in appropriate costumes kicked their heels off to the music, which was provided by the band, Sage Brush.
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Miss
This is great fun!
Jr. Miss is held annually at the Greer Garson Theatre. It calls out to girls who are in their senior year in high school. This year twenty five girls participated. Two nights of tension, and finally the decision. Beth Jordan was named Junior Miss. The runnerups were—Martha Lopez, Pam Roy, Deborah Sandoval and Anna Duran.
Staters Observe Pearl Harbor Pearl Harbor Day at Santa Fe High is annual observance of the anniversary of December 7, 1941; the beginning of World War II. This ceremony is managed by the Staters Club under the sponsorship of the American Legion and Auxiliary. The Navy ROTC supplied the flag raising. Speakers included former Governor Bruce King, and other known people in the community. The solemn atmosphere reminded students of a dark day in history none can personally remember.
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Ridgewood Visits Us A group from Ridgewood, New Jersey High School came to visit us on a domestic exchange this year and were fascinated with what they found. Student Council was contacted by the Ridgewood school, and with a hospitality committee organized by Orlando Baca and Candace Gillis, sponsors, SFHS treated the visitors to trips to El Rancho De Los Golandrinas, Bandelier, San Ildefonso and the ski basin, as well as a Mexican dinner at La Cocina and a trip to the Capitol. Many new friendships were formed and future visits planned. When the bus departed a week later, the Demons had a whole new group of fans.
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Snow Ball
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The annual Snowball Dance was held on the crisp night of December 16th from 9:00 p.m. to 12:00 p.m. at the Activity Center. Multi-colored decorations hung from the roof. The decorations were provided by the Santa Fe High Student Council, who also sponsored the delightful event. A disco band from Eastern University provided the music, making the night a successful one.
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Home Ec Puts On A Wedding!
A simulated wedding ceremony took place in the Home Economics building at Santa Fe High School. SFHS students Jeff Varela and Patricia Pacheco were wed by Rev. Jerome Martinez on February 23. Preparations for the wedding were planned by students from several family living classes. The reason for the wedding was to help students learn and understand the process involved in arranging a wedding.
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Sweetheart The Senior Class, as usual, honored St. Valentine and the romantic feelings he produces with the Sweetheart Dance. The Valentines theme was carried out in sentimental red and white decorations which transformed the Activity Center into a ballroom for the night. Danceable music, the dressed-up mood and party refreshments brought out the crowd for another night to remember at SFHS.
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Drama
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Director, producer and ace man in a crisis, Gary Tydings, and his talented students, gave SFHS and the community variety and first-rate entertainment throughout the year. Beginning thespians presented skits and vignettes in English classes to gain acting experience, while the advanced Drama classes gave excellent performances in demanding plays including everything from farce to tragedy. The final production of the year encountered unexpected problems when all the costumes were destroyed. Disappointed? Yes. Quit? No. They just got busy and put on a different play.
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Demon Vaudeville I
Demon Vaudeville, the traditional yearly talent show for SFHS students r a n the gamut from top notch entertainment to so-so conscientious efforts. A late spring evening found everyone in attendance where instrumental music, singing, dancing and dramatic interpretations won enthusiastic applause from fellow students in the audience. Student Council produces this activity which provides a forum for aspiring performers and a night of something different for SFHS. 39
Music In The Spring Choir Director Marylinda Gutierrez and her singers presented an excellent concert late in the spring. Characterized by balance and control, the Choir groups sang a variety of classical and contemporary music that delighted the ears of all who heard them. Practice and the joy of singing gives the vocalists an ability that will carry many of them on to careers in music.
Pan American Dinner Newly back from an exciting t r i p to Mazatlan, the Pan American Club spent early May preparing for the annual Pan American dinner which combines the exotic decorations traditional in Mexico and the exciting cuisine for which it is famous. The memorable evening gave the formally dressed members an opportunity to socialize and applaud the presentation of the Pan American Queen who had been elected by student vote. Sponsor Jane Zinn planned and worked with the students.
Class Night
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Senior Awards
Senior Awards Assembly recognizes the outstanding achievements of members of the Senior class. Scholarships earned and other academic awards are announced at this time. Departmental honors are given to students whose activities and participation made significant gains for either the individual or the group. Vo Tech awards were given, and the final honor of the affair was the granting of the Barney Petchesky award to the outstanding senior boy and girl of SFHS.
• Navy • Ball
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Navy Ball was THE social function of the year for all members of NJROTC. Held at the Kirtland Base Officer's Club, the May dinner-dance was a glamorous evening for all who went. Captain Jack Herrick, Commanding Officer, and Mrs. Herrick took the lead in the social festivities, where music, good food and fun sped the hours past. The military dress occasion, gave the cadets a glimpse into the strength and tradition of the Navy. The strong academic program of NJROTC is no more valuable, perhaps, than the social ease and public confidence instilled by the classes. Navy Ball is an exciting part of this experience. 47
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Junior - Senior Prom is the one dance of the year that everyone dreams and hopes and plans on. The prettiest gowns and the handsomest tuxes are selected, reservations are made at the most elegant affordable restaurant and dates are set up weeks in advance. The activity center is transformed into a glittering ballroom by the decorating committee and a top band is engaged. The night of nights passes to swiftly and before anyone is ready, the last slow dance is played and the dance is over. However, for those determined to make the most out of the remainder of the night, there is still, possibly, a late show, and, naturally, breakfast which can prolong the magic until the first glow of dawn.
Cap And Gown
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Graduation
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Sixteen years of school has ended and Graduation symbolically recognizes this fact. Seniors gather nervously outside while family and friends settle themselves inside the gym. Caps are adjusted, gown are smoothed, some talk a lot, others are quiet. A milestone has been reached and change is at hand. Bess Pontslers' baton is raised and the traditional, stately march leads in the graduates. Speeches, flowers, handshakes, kisses, tears and cheers. The Governor stands for his son and the final prayer with all the rest and a quicker march pulls the long lines of blue-robed young men and women back out—out of the gym, out of the school, and out into the world!
Royal Blues
Royal Blues are the doers; the ones who set the sights and establish the standards. They do things better than the rest, whether it is sports, grades or leadership in office. They take advantage of what is offered and put it together. In the long sweep of a lifetime, they have already gotten someplace. School may be only a way-station, but the road leads or. toward another, higher level.
Dolores Abeyta Honor Society; FHA; Staters Club; Who's Who; Varsity Volleyball. Basketball. & Track
Charlotte Alarid Tennis Team; Pan-Am Club; J r . Class Sec.; Student Council Rep.
Debbie Anaya
Jeannie Armbruster Honor Society; Key Club; Girls Soccer Team; Who's Who
J e r r y Apodaca Varsity Football & Track; Honor Roll; All-District Honors; All-State Offense Splitend; All-State Defense Halfback
Todd Barela Varsity Football; Honor Roll: Speech Team; Student Council Rep.
Mike Barnes Varsity Golf: Who's Whc
Mark Basham Honor Society; Varsity Football; Letter "JS" Club: Who's Who; Student Council; Big Brother Program; J.V. Basketball
Annette Benavidez Honor Society; Who's Who; Varsity Track; Senior Class Sec.
Melanie Brown FPA Vice-Pres.; Landscape Design Team; Horticulture Judging; Soccer Club
Merritt Brown Varsity Football, Soccer, & Track; Honor Society; Who's Who; Boys' State; Vice-Pres. of Key Club
DeAnn Bryant Varsity Basketball & Track: Who's Who
Travis Bryant Who's Who; Demon Tatler Staff: Demon Spotlight; Dance Band I: Wind Ensemble; Freshmen Football;
Deanne Chavez Varsity Basketball & Track; FFA: Key Club; DEÇA Pres. & District Vice-Pres.; Sr. Homecoming Attendant; State DEÇA Sweetheart
Jeanne Cook FBLA, Tennis Team, Honor Roll, Business Awards Program
Jerome Coriz
Rosemary Devine Honor Society, FBLA, Demon Depot Asst. Mgr. FBLA Parliamentarian
Tom Doles Varsity Football & Wrestling, Key Club Pres., Symphonic Band, Pep Band Director
Jerry Duran
Anna Duran • Optimist Awards. FHA Secy, Staters Club, Speech Team Award. Demon Spotlight, Demon Tatler, Oirls' State Alternate, J r . Miss 4th Runner-up NFL Award.
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Estevan Garcia Who's Who; People to People Nominee
Patricia Gonzales Honor Society: 1977 Science & Humanities Symposium
Susan Oriego Demon Debs: Para Manana Editor; Demon Tatler Staff
John Gundzik Boys' State; Freshmen Track; Symphonic Wind Ensemble; Honor Society Treasurer; Who's Who: N.M. Math Contest Finalist
Ben Gutierrez
Donald Gee
Diane Gonzales Senior Class Pres.; OEA; Vo-Teeh Tongues; Who's Who
Sandra Hodgin Key Club; FHA; Pan-Am Club; Anthropology Club; Demon Tatler; German Club Pres.; Who's Who; National D.A.R. Poetry Contest Winner
Susan Home Honor Society; Varsity Track; Anthropology Club; National Merit Scholarship Commended 8tudent
Holly Huber Para Mariana Staff; Girls* Soccer Team; Girls Basketball Team Beth Jordan Honor Society; Who's Who; Santa Fe Jr. Miss; Madrigal & Adv. Mixed Choir; Key Club; All-State Girls & Mixed Choir; Jr. Class Vice-Pres.; Who's Who in Music; Girls' State; 1st Alt. to Girls' Nation; Drama
Kathy Keeshan Honor Society: Drama
Karla Kellogg FHA; Who's Who; Jr. Class Rep.; Jr. Civitan: Varsity Drama
Mark Kidman Who's Who; Staters Club; Varsity Swimming & Soccer; People to People Nominee
Morten Kristensen Swimming Team; OEA; Exchange Student from Denmark
Tina Lopez Demon Debs Sec.-Treas.; Girls' State
Georgianna Lujar
Linda Lury Vo-Tech Tongues; Wrestling Manager;
Lucy Malezewski J r . Varsity & Varsity Volleyball, Basketball, & Track; Student Council; FHA; Pep Squad: All-Tourney Player, Volleyball; All-District Volleyball Team
Karen Lautenschlager Who's Who; Honor Society; German
Philip Lillich German Club; Model U.N.; Honor Society; Pan-Am Club; Symphonic Band
Bob Mc Donald French Club; Drama Club; Staters Club
Dolores Montano Who's Who; J.V. Volleyball & Basketball; Varsity Volleyball; FHA Pres.; District Sec.-Treas.; Treas.. Post 31 Law Enforcement
Anna Montoya Freshmen, J.V., & Varsity Cheerleader; FBLA; DEÇA; French Club
Michael Morris
Leslie Neal Honor Society; All-State Choir; Who's Who in Music; Acappela, Madrigal, & Jazz Choirs; Concert Association Student Rep.
Margaret Ortega 3EAJ DEÇA Sweetheart
Lisa Ortiz ; Student Council S e c : Who's Who; Key Club; Honor Society
Louise Quintana Who's Who; Girls' State; Pan-Am Club Sec. &, Pres.
Robert Quintana Student Body Pres.; Speech Team; S t a t e r s Club; Who's Who; Optimist Club; 3rd place, Oratorical Contest; Student Council Vice-Pres.; National Forensic League
Marlene Rivera Head J.V. Cheerleader; Pan-Am Club; Annual Staff; Demon Vaudville
Bernie Romero Sports Editor, P a r a Mariana; Table Tennis Team Captain; Who's Who; Table Tennis School Champion
Yola Romero Who's Who; Vo-Tech Tongues: FFA Pres.; 1st Landscape Design Team; 1st Horticulture Judging Team
Anthony RonquiUo Who's.Who; Marching, Symphonic. & Dance Bands; Staters Club; Student Council District Pres.; Honor Society: Boys' State
Pamela Roy Varsity Swimming, Diving, Track. & Co-Ed Soccer: Honor Society; Key Club; FFA; J r . Miss 2nd Runner-up; Student Abroad
Carmella Roybai Mary Roybai J r . Civitans Treas.; FBLA Treas.; OEA See.; Student Council Rep.; Student Council Rep.; Who*s Who; State Optimist Club; Outstanding Office Asst. Business Awards Program Award
Kurt Ruck man Who's Who; National Merit Semi-Finalist
Cyndi Sanchez Honor Society; Anthropology Club; Track; Who's Who; Optimist Club; 8nd. Speech Contest
Steve Sandoval ._io's Who; P a r a Manana Staff; Demon Spotlight; Demon Tatler: Quill & Scroll; Press Club Writing Award
Jo-Jo Sena Gymnastics: Symphonic Wind Ensemble; Drama Drum Majorette: Who's Who in Music
Russ Stamets
David Sutherland Anthropology Club; Who's Who; Varsity Football & Wrestling
Tom VanBuskirk Honor Society; Varsity Baseball & Basketball; Who's Who
Eric Vedeler 'no's Who; Varsity Soccer & Swimming; Staters Club; N.M. Math Contest Finalist
Steve Vialpando Student Council; Sr. Class Treas.; Soccer Team; Riot Squad; Staters Club; Choir; Optimist Club
Pat Walker Varsity Basketball Ac Track; Honor Roll; Capitol City All-Tourney Team & M.V.P.; All-State Basketball Team
Keith Watson Key Club Treas.; Student Council Treas.; Adv. Mixed Chorus; Valli West Chairman of Handicapped Theatre Productions; Planning Santa Fe Swimming; NCDSCA Vice-Pres. Alternative School
Kellie Wharton
Kate Willett Staters Club Vice-Pres.; Honor Society Vice-.Pres.; Key Club; Drama
7 8 Was Great
MOTTO: Yesterday is already a dream and tomorrow is only a vision, but today well lived makes yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. FLOWER: Red rose COLORS: Rainbow SONG: Yesterday
Yesterday Yesterday all my troubles seemed so far away Now it looks as though they're here to stay Oh I believe in yesterday Suddenly, I'm not half the man I used to be There's a shadow hanging over me Oh yesterday came suddenly Why she had to go I don't know She wouldn't say I said something wrong now I long for yesterday
Yesterday love was such an easy game to play Now I need a place to hide away Oh I believe in Yesterday Why she had to go I don't know She wouldn't say I said something wrong now I long for yesterday Yesterday love was such an easy game to play Now I need a place to hide away Oh I believe in yesterday. The Beatles
Seniors
DOLORES ABEYTĂ‚ MARCELLA ABEYTA JOE ADDINGTON CHAROLTTE ALARID MARIE ALARID
Seniors were torn between joy and apprehension. All at once, the space out there looked a little larger, colder, and less certain than the familiar warmth of friends and halls and walls at Santa Fe High. Unexpectedly, what we were leaving was endowed with new value. We could not pass this way again. Senior activities had an aura of nostalgia even as they occurred. Senior week was a time when there was both too much and too little of everything. Feelings were nearer the surface, events edged with a special vividness. For a place that was just taken for granted for four years, it was surprising to find it suddenly so well loved in leaving. What will fill the void?
MIKE ALBERICO SARAH E. ALLEN
ANNETTE ANAYA DEBBIE ANAYA
GERARD ANAYA JEANNIE ANAYA 78
LUCILLE ANAYA WANDA ANAYA JEFF ANSTEY JERRY APODACA LORRAINE ARANDA
MARCELLA ARCHULETA STEVE ARCHULETA DALLAS ARRINGDALE JEANNIE ARMBRUSTER ANTHONY ARMIJO
DAVID ARMIJO DEBBIE ARMIJO MARIE ARMIJO TIM ARMIJO GILBERT ARGUELLO
NOLAN ARQUERO
EVELYN BABCOCK
WILLIAM BABCOCK ANNETTE BACA DOLORES BACA JO ANN BACA LEO BACA 74
LOUISE BACA MARTIN BACA TIM BACA JOHN BAKER RON BAKER
It's about time you took my picture!
Bring on the Campbell's, I'm a MANHANDLERI1!
FA YE BARELA MYRA BARELA RENEE BARELA TODD BARELA MIKE BARNES
MARK BASHAM LEAH BEARDEN FREDERICK BECK JOHN BELL ANNETTE BENEVIDEZ
LINDA BEROHOFER BILLY BERRY PATTY BISHOP KEVIN BLOXOM JOHN BOBCHAK 76
KAREN B0G6S DONALD BORREGO FRANCES BOULTON CHRIS BOWEN BRIAN BOYLES
LEIGH BRANDEBURY
VINCE BRADLEY
OLIVIA BRANSFORD
GEORGE BRITO
NANCY BROMMER GENEVA BROWN MERRITT BROWN MELANIE BROWN DEANN BRYANT 76
TRAVIS BRYANT PORFIRIO BUENO MATT BURT LORELLA BUSTAMANTE CARLOS BUSTOS
DEBBIE BYBEE
MARIA BYERS
DEBBIE BYRNES
KENNY CAMP
LINDA CARDENAS AARON CARRILLO DOLORES CARRILLO SANDRA CASAUS GREGORY CATNACH 77
HENRY MICHAEL WALTER BERNA ELISA
CATANACH CATANACH CATANACH C DE BACA C DE BACA
MARVIN C DE BACA KARL CHAPMAN NORMA CHANDLER DEANNE CHAVEZ GREG CHAVEZ
JEANNETTE CHAVEZ JOHN CHAVEZ
MARY JANE CHAVEZ VICTOR CHAVEZ !
VIVIAN CHAVEZ VIVIAN CHAVEZ
YOLANDA CHAVEZ YOLANDA CHAVEZ BERTA CISNEROS DARLENE CLARK ERNEST CLARK 78
MARK CLARK PETE CLARKSON PAULA CLAY MOLLY CLAYTON REED CONE
JEANNE COOK DONNA CORAZZI GILBERT CORDOVA JEROME CORRIZ THOMAS CROSS
ROXANNE CROWLEY
LIZ CRUZ
JANET CUPPLES THEA DANIELS JAMES DAUM CHERYL DAVIS JOHNNY DAVIS
MARGY DAVIS VICTOR DAVIS FRED DE CASTRO MARGOT DE LAPP RUDY DELGADO 79
MATT DE LORA ROSEMARY DEVINE TOM DOLES ROSE DOMINGUEZ SHELBY DORAN
JODY DOUGLAS HENRIETTA DOPPLEMEYER TRACY DUNHAM ANNA DURAN ANGELA DURAN
DELLA EDDIE EDWARD LINDA MARY
DURAN DURAN DURAN DURAN DURAN
LAURA DUVAL LINNEA EGBERT
CRISSY ELIS EDWARD ESCUDERO
PAULA ESCUDERO JESUS ESPARZA 80
Blake, fixture of Stud Row!
TIM ESPINOSA KEN ESPINOSA DARRELL ESPY ROSE ESQUIBEL VERONICA ESTORGA
GAETON FALANCE ELAINE FATTAH ROGER FAUTECK FRANK FEATHER CHET FINLINSON
EDDIE FOWLER SCOTT FOWLER RICK FRANCISCO ROSEMARY FRANCO JOHN FRENCH
MICHELLE FRESQUEZ DAVID FRIDAY JOHN FRIEDMAN VICKI FRY GENE FULGENZI 81
MARTIN GABALDON ANNA GALLEGOS CONSUELO GALLEGOS LORRIE GALLEGOS SANDRA GALLEGOS
SILVIA GALLEGOS V. ALBERT GARCIA CHARLES GARCIA DONNA GARCIA DOROTHY M. GARCIA
ELLEN ERNASTINE ESTA VAN GINA
GARCIA GARCIA GARCIA GARCIA
JOSINA GARCIA
JULIAN GARCIA
NATALIE GARCIA Ordering announcements.
ROBERT GARCIA DONALD GEE JOHN GENTRT CAROLYN GETZ BERTA GILES
FERNANDO GOMEZ JAMES GOMEZ
ANITA GONZALES ANNA GONZALES DAVE GONZALES
DIANA GONZALES
EDWINA GONZALES
HENRY GONZALES JAMES GONZALES
JOANN GONZALES JOESEPH GONZALES
JULIE GONZALES KERMELLA GONZALES 88
LARRY GONZALES MARILYN GONZALES MARK GONZALES MARK GONZALES PAT GONZALES
PATRICIA GONZALES RAYMOND GONZALES ROBERT M. GONZALES ROBERT L. GONZALES ROBERTA GONZALES
RONALD GONZALES SAM GONZALES STEPHANIE GONZALES VERONICA GONZALES
CINDY GORE DARWIN GRAVES CHRISTINE GRIEGO DENNIS GRIEGO EDWIN GRIEGO 8«
IRMA ORIEGO NATALIE GRIEGO SUSAN GRIEGO JOHN GUNDZIK BELLE GURULE
JESSE GURULE
BEN GUTIERREZ
DINO GUTIERREZ DOUG HAMILTON MIKE HANAGAN KIM HARKE RAY HAITHT
BOB HART TAMMY HATLEY LIZ HAYDEN RALPH HEHR VICTOR HERDREN
KELLY HENDRICKS BERNICE HERRERA STEVE HIDALGO JOAN HILLEY SANDRA HODGIN 85
ERIC HOLGERSON JESPER HOLM RAY HOLMES LISA HOLMES SUSAN HÖRNE
HOLLY HUBER KEVIN HUNT BILL HYDE MARK ISSACS FRANK JACKSON
LINDA JACKSON PETER JANUSCH EVY JARAMILLO JOHN JARAMILLO NANCY JARAMILLO
RALPH JARAMILLO
RON JARAMILLO
KAREN JASPER GLENDA JASSO DEBBIE JENKS HAROLD JIMENEZ ROBERT JIMENEZ 86
MARGARET JIRON JAMES JOHNSTON BETH JORDON BETSY JOYCE THERESA KAIN
BEVERLY KAHN
YVETTE KAHN
KATHY KAUFMAN PAUL KAVANAUGH KATHY KEESHAN KARLA KELLOGG MARK KIDMAN
LAURA KINGSBURY MORTON KRISTENSON CHELLE KOCH KATHRYN KORNMAN MIQUELA KRAUL
CHRIS LAFORGE TERRY LAKE BARRY LA MONDA KATHY LARRANAGA KAREN LAUTENSCHLAGER 87
BOBBY LEE JOE LERMA KARL LETCHER BOBBY LEYBA CARMEN LEYBA
FRANK LEYBA PHIL LEYBA WANETTE LEYBA WAYNE LEYBA MICHELLE L'HEUREUX
PHIL LILLICH
ALMA ROSE X LICON
LUPIE LINSON PATTI LOGUE CARLA LOPEZ DORIE LOPEZ EDDIE LOPEZ
FRANK LOPEZ TAMMY LOPEZ TINA LOPEZ MARK LOVATO LORI LOYD 88
BOB JAMES MICHELLE PRISCILLA RONNIE
LUCERO LUCERO LUCERO LUCERO LUCERO
STEVE LUCERO DANA LUCHETTI
DOLORES LUJAN GEORGIANNA LUJAN
ROBERT LUJAN CARLA LUNA
LARRY LUNA LINDA LURY KENNY MADRID IVAN MACIAS DANIEL MACRAE
YVONNE MAES THERESA MAESTAS LUCY MALCZEWSKI PATRICK MARQUEZ CHANDRA MARCH
ANTHONY BECKY BENNIE BARBARA CONNIE
MARTINEZ MARTINEZ MARTINEZ MARTINEZ MARTINEZ
CORINE DARLENE DION FRED JOEY
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RICHARD MARTINEZ RICHARD MARTINEZ
ROBERT MARTINEZ RONNIE MARTINEZ
RUBEN SHIRLEY STEVE SYLVIA THERESA
MARTINEZ MARTINEZ MARTINEZ MARTINEZ MARTINEZ
VINCE MARTINEZ YOLANDA MARTINEZ CLIFFORD MASCARENAS SHARON MASCARENAS AMY MATHEWS
STEVE MAY PAM MAYFIELD BOB MCDONALD MIKE MCFADDEN JODI MCGINNIS
CHERRIE MCINTURF JILL MEDINA STEVE MEDRANO JIMMY MEEK RANDY MELCHOR 91
GILBERT MENDIOLA SANDRA MIER DALE MIERZWIK CAMILLE MILLER KIM MILLER
TOMMY MONDRAGON JOSEPH MONTES
DOLORES MONTANO PAT MONTEZ
MIKE MONTANO RICHARD MONTANO 92
ROSEMARY MONTANO
ROLAND ANNA BEA BEN
MONTANO MONTOYA MONTOYA MONTOYA
CHARLES MONTOYA CINDY MONTOYA DARLENE MONTOYA DAVID MONTOYA DIANE MONTOYA
ELMER MONTOYA ERNESTINE MONTOYA EVELYN MONTOYA GEORGE MONTOYA GILBERT MONTOYA
JOHN MONTOYA
ROBERT MONTOYA
ROBERT MONTOYA ROBERTA MONTOYA ROSEMARIE MONTOYA SAM MONTOYA STEVE MONTOYA 93
YOLANDA MONTOYA LINDA MOORE PATTY MORENO JEANNIE MOYA STAN MOYA
MICHAEL MORRIS MIKE MORRIS CHRIS MÜLLER BOBBIE JO MURPHY PAT NARVAEZ
LESLIE NEAL JEFF NELSON KELLAM NEWELL ALAN NEVILLE MARK OAKELEY
LYNNDA OELLIEN
TRACY OLCOTT
CARMELLA OLGUIN VERONICA OLGUIN KIM OLSON
CHARLES ORTEGA HENRIETTA ORTEGA 84
LARRY ORTEGA MARGARET ORTEGA RICK ORTEGA
ROBERT ORTEGA YOLANDA ORTEGA
CATHY ORTIZ GEORGE ORTIZ
KATHY ORTIZ LEONARD ORTIZ
LISA ORTIZ NELLIE ORTIZ RALPH ORTIZ SUSAN ORTIZ REGINA OSUNA
ROBERT PABINQUIT LORETTA PACHECO RICKY PACHECO MARTIN PACHECO BOB PADILLA
CHICO PADILLO DEBBIE PADILLA JOHN PADILLA KAREN PADILLA LARRY PADILLA 95
SANDY PADILLA SCOTT PARKER MARK PARRA MARTY PAUL JULIE PAYNE
KELLY PAYNE RHONDA PAYNTER TIMOTHY PEARCH CHAROLETTE PENA ROSEMARY PENA
LIBBY PEREA MARIA PETRIKAT KAREN PETRY JEANNETTE PIATT RONNIE PIATT
ADAMINO PINO
CORINE PRADA
EDWARD PRADA PATRICIA PRESS DELAINE PROSCH BILL PURTYMUN BRENDA QUINTANA 96
CARMEN QUINTANA GENE QUINTANA GLORIA QUINTANA GREG QUINTANA LOUISE QUINTANA
JOE QUINTANA
ROBERT QUINTANA
TERI QUINTANA LIS QVORTRUP
MARIE RAEL MICHAEL RAEL
DOUG RAMEY LOUIE RAMIREZ 97
ERNEST RAMOS JAMES RAMSEY JAMIE REAGAN BEVERLY REAK JERRY REYNOLDS
FRANCISCO RIOS BRENDA RIVERA EDDIE RIVERA MARLENE RIVERA MARY RIVERA
SANDRA RIVERA THERESA RIVERA KIT RODKE
BENNIE RODRIGUEZ CATHY RODRIGUEZ
DAVID RODRIGUEZ DEANNE RODRIGUEZ
EUGENE RODRIGUEZ EVA RODRIGUEZ
JAMES RODRIGUEZ JOHN RODRIGUEZ RONNIE RODRIGUEZ KRISTA ROLSTAD ANNA ROMERO 98
BERNIE ROMERO CARLA ROMERO CINDY ROMERO CLAUDETTE ROMERO FREDRICK ROMERO
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YVONNE ROMERO ANTHONY RONQUILLO PAM ROY CARMELLA ROYBAL DAVID ROYBAL
LAPRIEL ROYBAL MARY ROYBAL
MONICA ROYBAL PATRICIA ROYBAL
RALPH ROYBAL REYNALDO ROYBAL 100
ROY ROYBAL VERONICA ROYBAL KURT RUCKMAN ANNETTE ROYBALID TONY RYLEE
DUANE SAAVEDRA NANCY SAIZ LILY SALAZAR LISA SALAZAR MARIETTA SALAZAR
PATSY SALAZAR SHIRLEY SALAZAR TERISALAZAR DIANE SALCIDO JOHN SALINAS
ANGELA CHRIS CINDY DANIEL DAVID
SANCHEZ SANCHEZ SANCHEZ SANCHEZ SANCHEZ 101
DIANE SANCHEZ ESTHER SANCHEZ JULIE SANCHEZ ROSEMARY SANCHEZ SANDRA SANCHEZ
BARBARA CARRIE DEBORAH DONNA EMMA
SANDOVAL SANDOVAL SANDOVAL SANDOVAL SANDOVAL
KATHY SANDOVAL STEVE SANDOVAL TONY SANDOVAL VIOLA SANDOVAL DANA SAWYERS
CHARLES SAULNIER LOIS SAULNIER RALPH SCHMITT ROGER SCHULTZ CANDY SCOGGIN 108
MARY SCOTT MARTHA SEGURA PATRICIA SEGOVIA CARL SELLERS DAVE SELVEY
BARBARA SENA JOHN SENA
JOJO SENA KARLA SENA
MICHAEL SENA PATRICIA SENA
RONALD SENA ANTHONY SERANO STEVE SERNA MARCOS SERRANO THERESA SERRANO
JACK SERVIS ERIC SHELTON LAURA SHINHOLSER HELEN SILVA PEGGY SILVA 103
RON SIMMONS HAROLD SISNEROS DAVID SLAGOSKE PAT SMITH WARREN SMITH
PATRICK SNYDER JEFF SOSA
SHAUNA SOSA DAVID SOUTHERLAND
TAMMY SPAGNOLA BERNADETTE STACY 104
RUSS STAMETS GARY STANDARD DANNY STASZEWSKI DAVID STASZEWSKI SHARON STOFFELS
DALE STUROON LORETTA SUMA PEARL SWEENEY DOLORES TAFOYA ADAM TAPIA
LIZ TAPIA TINE TAPIA WANDA TAUCHE LUPE TERCERO BONJEAN THOMSON
CHERYL THORP
MEGAN TOPP
EDWINA TORRES JOSE TOST CAROLINE TRAVIS ANGELA TRUJILLO ELAINE TRUJILLO 108
FELIX TRUJILLO LAWERENCE TRUJILLO MARIE TRUJILLO MARITTA TRUJILLO MARTINA- TRUJILLO
STEVE TRUJILLO
ROBERT TSOSIE
KELLIE TURNER YVONNE TURNER LALA ULIBARRI SUSZIE ULIBARRI CARLA VAISA
MIKE VELASQUEZ BEVERLY VALDEZ KENNY VALDEZ LISA VALDEZ LYNDORA VALDEZ
ROSEMARY VALDEZ STEVE VALDEZ SUSAN VALDEZ 没 CHARLIE VALENCIA TOM VAN BUSKIRK 106
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CINDY VELASQUEZ
TINA VELASQUEZ
STEVE VIALPANDO
ANTONIO VIGIL
ARNOLD BARBARA CONNIE DIANE E. DONNA
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VIGIL VIGIL VIGIL VIGIL VIGIL
PATRICIA VIGIL ARMIDA VILLA
JONATHAN VOMLEHN PAT WALKER
BRUCE WALSH STEVE WARFIELD
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RICHARD WELDON VALLI WEST
DOUG WHITE CHARLES WILDER
GEOFFREY WILNER DON WILSON 109
LORAINE WELCH KELLIE WHARTON WENDY WHITLOCK WAYNE WILBURN KATE WILLETT
FRANK WILSON KEVIN WINSLOW
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Mary Nancy Nina William
Alarid Alarid Alarid Alarid
Pam Alford Patsy Alvarez Raul Alvarez Daniel Anaya
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Oerard Jim Peter Ricky
Anaya Anaya Anaya Anaya
Natalie Anderson Morris Apodaca Paula Apodaca Dora Aragon
Ralph Aragon Esther Archuleta Joseph Archuleta Kathy Archuleta
Isabell Armljo Larry Armljo Linda Ara端jo Jeanette Arquero
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Anna Arzola Tammy Avila Bob Baca Greg Baca Jeanette Baca Joel Baca
Martha Baca Paul Baca Ron Baca
Susan Baca Wanda Baca Vanessa Baca
Mike Bachicha Julie Barber
Joann Barela Lisa Barela
Kevin Barrows Elaine Beard Ricky Beavers
Laurel Berke Julie Billings Brad Bingham
Jolene Blackman Angela Block Ann Bodelson Tom Boggs Terry Bohannon Peter Boissiere
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Erick Bond Kirby Bond Anthony Bonham Milly Bowling Chris Bradley Donna Bradley
Carol Branch Joe Brandt Carlos Briceno Paul Brighton Erick Briones Ronald Brito
Mark Brooks Chris Brown
Jennifer Brown Mona Bruch
John Burbank Ian Burgess Eric Burman
Mark Burrell Clay Burton Robert Bushrow
Susan Bustamante Cindy Bustos Jimmy Butler
Adam Byrd Chris Byres Robin Byrnes Rayanne Campbell Debra Carrillo Denise Carrillo
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Brett Carter Anna Casados Ray Casados Yolanda Casados Stephanie Casaus Clay Cash
Paul Castillo John Catanach Steve Catanach Mark C de Baca Mark C de Baca Vicky C de Baca
AngĂŠlique Chacon Druana Chacon Donna Chambers
Kim Cbapparo Billy Chapman Deborah Chavez
Dlanne Chavez Dlanne Chaves
Helen Chavez John Chavez
Julio Chavez Larry Chaves
Lupe Chavez Nina Chaves Patricia Chavez Ralph Chavez Renee Chaves Sandra Chaves
Bobby Childers Alan Clark Wendell Clark Becky Clayton Corine Coca Don Cole
Lloyd Cole Scott Connelly Kayci Cook Paul Cook Nan Cooper Arlene Cordova
Linda Cordova Loretta Cordova Ferbie Coriz Mary Coriz Ramona Coriz Becky Cox
Mike Coyle Jackie Craig Lisa Creten
Francis Crow Cathy Culberson Chay Cullin
Sue Cunningham R端ssel Cupples Sophia Dalton
Bruce Damm Julie Day Alan Dean Glen Dean Danita Decker Oina Decker
Judy DeOuire John OeLapp Elizabeth Delora M i k e Demny
Charles DeMontaigue Kathy Dendahl
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Rosemary DeVargas Fritz Devendorf Brenda Devine
Diane Dietrich Timothy Dill Debby Dimas
Harold Dixon Vincent Dominguez Kelly Donahoe Beverly Dolittle Dennis Duck Carol Dukeminier
Cindy Dunaway Jeff Dunham
Berta Duran Lucille Duran
Marguerite Duran Michelle Duran Sandra Duran
David Dye Brenda Egger Todd East
Kim Eckles Sandra Edmiston Blister Ella
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Charlie Elliott Richard Ellis Armando Enriquez Ralph Enriquez Dinah Espinoza Mike Espy
Sheryl Estergreen Yvonne Estrada Chris Evans
Mike Evans David Falance Angela Felter
Cathy Fernandez Craig Ferraro
Vivian Fine Rick Finlinson
Karmela Fischer Charlie Fitch
Irvin Fresquez Marsha Fresquez Tina Fresquez Arlene Qabaldon Patrick Gabaldon Tim Oagan
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Raymond Gallegos Tom Gallegos Andrew Garcia Carolynn Garcia Charles Garcia Clarence Garcia
Debbie Dolores Eloy Erma Jackie Jerry
Garcia Garcia Garcia Garcia Garcia Garcia
John Garcia Joe Garcia
Johnny Garcia Judy Garcia
Leonard Garcia Luanna Garcia Paul A. Garcia
Paul G. Garcia Suzanne Garcia Tresa Garcia
Kenneth Garley Joseph Gee Kelsey Geiger
Cindy Gentry Alan Gillette Kurt Gleichauf Meg Goldberg Maria Goler Bernie Gomez
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Guillermo Gomez Eileen Gonzales Francis Gonzales Jackie Gonzales Jerry Gonzales Jo Anne Gonzales
John Gonzales Marcia Gonzales Michelle Gonzales
Ruben Gonzales Steve Gonzales Steve Gonzales
Tommy Gonzales Juanita Grace Pam Grace
Rosalind Grace Edi Granillo
Antonio M. Griego Annette Griego
Bernice Griego Ramona Griego
Ronnie Griego Larry Gurule Ben Gutierrez Paul Gutierrez Rick Gutierrez Eric Haggard
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Edith Hammock Kevin Hare Denise Harenberg Harold Haws Daniel Hays Laura Heer
Lucio Hernandes Rachel Herrera j Virginia Hewitt
Brian Hill Karin Hill Kim HUI
Shane Hillyer Merlin Holderman
Karen Hollis Lorie Holmes
Toni Holmes Sharon Honneil
Paul Huckabee Steve Huff Kelly Hunt
Brenda Hutchinson Maureen Hyde Megan Jackson
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RenĂŠe Jacquez Sarah Jamison Elaine Jaramillo Kris Jensen Dawna Jensen GĂŠraldine Jimenez
Nancie Jimenez Victoria Jimenez Hillary Johanstone Denise Johnson Kevin Johnson Kirsten Johnson
Carolyn Jones Kleyton Jones
Tim Jordan Wendy Judd
Dave Junge Ernest Kavanaugh Gary Kavanaugh
Lawrence Keeran Ann Kelly Kempter Beid
Rick Kenner Eileen Kingsbury Caaslus Kivela
Pater B. Komis Ken Kimoa Carla Koppa Lisa Kuelthau Tracy Kuntz Ruth Lacy
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Sherry Lake Jean Lambert Kirsten Lambert Alan LeBow Tracie LeBow Anthony Legits
Tim Leibel Robert Levitt Chris Leyba Mary Leyba Mike L'Heureux Kerry Li
Gary Liggan Jan Lineberry Steve Lindner
Margaret Linson Joseph Lobato Robert Lohbeck
Cindy Long Marian Loomis
Alan Lopez Carmella C Lopez
Consuello Lopez Ernie Lopez
Fred George Glen Laura Louise Manuel
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Lopez Lopez Lopez Lopez Lopez Lopez
Margaret Lopez Pain Lopez Ruth Lopez Tommy Lopez Leonard Lovato Ben Luoero
Darlene Lucero David Lucero Gloria Lucero
Jody Lucero Joe Lucero Manuel Lucero
Paul Lucero Paula Lucero
Ronnie Lucero Sandra Lucero
Anita Lujan Dennis Lujan Esther Lujan
Lori Lujan Theresa Lujan Diane Luna
Linda Lury Ulke Lury Carrie Madrid Joseph Madrid Darlene Maes Patty Maes
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Lucia Maestas Bruce Maier Mike Maldonado Meg Malone Susan Manges Donald Manzanares
Suzanne Manzanares Barbara Mares David Marquez
Karen Marquez Adrian Martinez Andrew Martinez
Anthony J. Martinez Anthony Martinez Charlie Martinez
Connie Darlene Denise Edward Florence Georgia
Martinez Martinez Martinez Martinez Martinez Martinez
Kenny Martinez Lawrence Martinez
Loretta Martinez Loretta Martinez
Marian Mary Jo Melinda Mike Pam Raul
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Lie Maxwell Michelle Maxwell Pam McClutchey
Patricia McHugh Daryl Mecham Jody Medina
Ray Medina Cecelia Medrano
Rosa Medrano Steve Mier
Melissa Miera Brett Miller
Loren Miller Peter Miller Brenda Montano Carlos Montano Cindy Montano CrĂŠa Montano
David Montano Ferbie Montano Gilbert Montano Oina Montano Gloria Montano Andy Montgomery
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David Montgomery Angela Montoya Anthony Montoya Charles Montoya Danny Montoya Elizabeth Montoya
Gloria Janice Jessica Joey Johnette LaNelle
Montoya Montoya Montoya Montoya Montoya Montoya
Lois Montoya Robin Montoya Theresa Montoya
Valerie Montoya Cindy Moore Dorothy Moore
Kay Moore Floyd Morelos
Becky Morris Kerry Morris
Dianne Moya Linda Moya
Rudy Moya Maya Moyle Leslie Muggleston Chad Murray Rene Narvaiz Kayle Neeley
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Wendy Nichols Yvette Nieto Natasha Nix Robert Noriega Steve Nuanes
Christine O'Dowd Suzanne Ogard John Olmstead 1
Mike Olson Bernadette Ortega Carla Ortega
Janet Ortega Martha Ortega Mary Ortega
Morry Ortega Beverly Ortiz
Jacob Ortiz Johanna Ortiz
Lisa Paul Ray Ron Roeeann Steve
Ortiz Ortiz Ortiz Ortiz Ortiz Ortiz
Patty O'Toole Patricia Pacheco Ricky Pacheco Irene Padllla Liz Padllla Pancho Padllla
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Ray Padilla Donna Parker Darlene Parra Bruce Payne
Julie Pena Anna Perea
John Perea Julie Perea
Louis Petry Tim Phillips Larry Phyfe Fernando Prada Lillian Prada Lisa Quails
Belle Quintana Ernie Quintana Joseph Quintana
Liz Quintana Mary Helen Quintana Patty Quintana
Sandra Quintana Theresa Quintana Theresa Quintana
Tracy Quintana Beverly Rael Carol Rael Dora Rael Raymond Rael Jennifer Ramey
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Julian Reynard Brenda Riggs Roberta Riley Anthony Rivera Bernadette Rivera Frances Rivera
Gilbert Joe Mark Phil Robert Sigfred
Rivera Rivera Rivera Rivera Rivera Rivera
Susan Rivera Theresa Rivera Frances Robinson
Sita Rodke David Rodriguez David Rodriguez
Gilbert Rodriguez Raymond Rodriguez
Robert Rodriguez Robert Rodriguez
Robin Rodriguez Xavier Rodriguez Gabriella Rogers Tim Romanik Albert Romero Anita Romero
Anna Brian Cindy Debbie Deborah Diane
Romero Romero Romero Romero Romero Romero
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Dolores Jeanette Josina Karen Laura Leslie
Romero Romero Romero Romero Romero Romero
Marvin Nan Richard J. Richard L. Ricky Roseann
Romero Romero Romero Romero Romero Romero
Ted Romero Tommy Romero Vangie Romero
Pete Ronquillo Alan Roybal Anthony Roybal
David Roybal Eileen Roybal Gloria Roybal
Liz Roybal Loraine Roybal
Maria Ruiz Warren Rumpel
Tim Rysanek Mike Saladen Frances Salas Judi Salazar Laura Salazar Pauline Salazar
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Ray Salazar Roberta Salazar Theresa Salazar Mark Salvo Edgardo Sanchez Marie Sanchez
Mark Sanchez Senaida Sanchez Andy Sandoval Anthony Sandoval Carol Sandoval Chris Sandoval
Darline Sandoval David Sandoval Diane Sandoval
Gerald Sandoval Loretta Sandoval Nancy Sandoval
Rob Sandoval Tony Sandoval Yolanda Sandoval Jay Schantz Colton Schultz Donna Segura
Loretta Segura Mike Segura
Pat Segura Arnold Sena
Diane Sena Frank Sena Joe Sena Kathy Sena Marcus Sena Tessa Sena
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Kathy Serrano Ramon Serrano Zelma Serrano Christi Schackel Karen Shaffer Sara Sheffer
Lori Seiters Carlos Sisneros Sandra Sisneros
Gay Skinner Lee Sluyter Darrell Smith
Qary Smith Warren Smith Pamela Snyder
Sylvia Spencer Harold Stacy
David Staszewski Connie Stephens
Robert Sterkel Jill Steward
Gail Stout Janet Tamminen Maxine Suazo Athena Swentzell Jane Tapi* Maurice Tapa
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Lawrence Thomas Anne Thomson Trine Topp
Alice Torres David Torres
Bernadette Trujillo
Brenda Brenda Oina Gladys Kiki Leroy
Trujillo Trujillo Trujillo Trujillo Trujillo Trujillo
Mike Trujillo Mike Trujillo Mike Trujillo
Nelson Trujillo Patricia Trujillo Patricia T. Trujillo
Paula Trujillo Pauline Trujillo Stephanie Trujillo
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Steve Trujillo Susie Trujillo Sylvia Trujillo
Carol Tubbs Angela Tullos Debbie Valdez
Elizabeth Valdez Ken Valdez GĂŠraldine Valdez
Louise Valdez Maria Valdez
Marvin Valdez Orlando Valdez
Richard Valdez Virginia Valdez Yolanda Valdez
Kenny Valencia Anna Valente Adam Varela
Jeff Varela Mike Vargas Cathy Vasquez Barbara Velarde Joey Velarde Manuel Velarde
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Andy Vialpando Marcella Vialpando Alberta Vieira Angel Vigil Bertha Vigil Charlie Vigil
Frank Vigil Kenny Vigil Lorraine Vigil
Matthew Vigil Richard Vigil Rosalie Vigil
Rudy Vigil Sylvia Vigil Vincent Vigil
Elaine Villa Sharon Villa
Sylvia Villa David Walker
Mark Wall Cammie Walrath
Dave Ward Katby Warnock CharUe Wateon Mora WaUon Ruth Weldner Robert Wall
Pam Welch Richard Weldon Annette Weseman Mike Westervelt Susan Wheeler Mike Whited
Annette Wilder Debbie Wildenstein Michelle Wilkinson
Charlene Williams
Dave Williams
Mercy Winslow
Mark Wood Robbie Wren Vanaya Wright
Freida Wright Donald Yardman Polly Yardman Julie Yarvan Kelly Young Shelly Young
Bennie Zamora Lorenzo Zamora Lorenzo G. Zamora Lourdes Zamora Tony Zamora Virginia Zamora
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IN MEMORIAM CHARLOTTE MARTINEZ 1961 - 1978
Sophs
Sophomores can view the world with some satisfaction; they have survived their Freshman year and better days are just ahead. However, a mid-year inventory of self accomplishments usually brings to attention the fact that there still remains a vast reach of unexplored school space to be navigated. Even life's disappointments have a way of bringing a clearer vision of what the trip is all about. Sophomores elect to go in a positive direction. 140
Lightning never strikes twice, but forever leaves its mark, We are the Lightning Class, The Class
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Marta Ballen Pete Bangas Jennifer Barberousse Jake Barela
Kenneth Barela Linda Barela Veronica Barela Steven Barkell
Dan Barks Raymond Baros Ellie Barron Gloria Barron
Joe Beacham Eric Bechoefer Anthony Benavidez Ronald Benevidez
John Benoit Joe Bermudez Randy Bertram Jo Lyn Beseman
Jennifer Bettis Jessica Bettis Dawn Bingham Molly Blair
Tim Blevins Matthew Bloom Lisa Bologh Kathy Bon ham Bruce Booker Dan Borton Laverne Botello Gigi Bradley Marcia Bradshaw Betty Branch Steve Brendl Barbara Breneiser Ricky Briceno Louis Briones Nela Brown Steve Buckles
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Kay Campbell Carl Camp Patsy Campos
Gilbert Cardenas Mark Cardenas Roland Cardenas
Lupita Carrion Loretta Carter Margaret Casaus
Cindy Catanach David Catanach Elaine Catanach
James Catanach Nick Catanach Patty Catanach
Steve Catanach Patrick C de Baca Nadine Chacon
Loretta Chama John Chapman Sam Charlie Carol Chavez Danny Chavez Dina Chavez Donna Chavez Joan Chavez
Juanita Chavez Lawrence Chavez Leslie Chavez Marsha Chavez Willie Chavez Rachelle Christ Richard Christner Joey Cisneroe Jackie Clark Kelly Clarkston Brook Clifton
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Ginger Conely Lawrence Cordova Linda Cordova Lisa Coriz Kathleen Corn Bernadette Cortez Laura Cowen Terry Crowley Richard Cruz Ken Coultaa Dean Damron Pasco D'Angelico Ken Daugherty Laura Davies Mike Davis Matt Daymon
Cindy Dean Carlos De Herrera Yvette DeLao Gene Delgado
Leanne Delgado Robert Delgado David DeVargas James Dixon
Patrick Dominguez Susie Dotson Susan Dukeminier Edward Duncan
Jimmy Duncan Mark Dunn Anthony Duran Deanna Duran
Liz Duran Phillip Duran Andria Dutcher Maria Dwire
Christie Eaves David Ellis Pat Esquibel Anthony Estorga
Patty Evans Joe Famulare Joe Parrell Garth Paucett
Joe Pava Mary Helen Fava Kriazti Fenervary Elena Feind Laura Felix Jamie Fellows Todd Fergus Sandy Fernande»
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Kevan Fresquez Theresa Fresquez Greg Friday Jackie Fulgenzi
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John Oagan Terry Gallagher Anna Oallegos Anthony Oallegos
Authur Carla Fernando Martha
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Michelle Oallegos Ronnie Oallegos Anthony Oarcia Bernadette Oarcia
Chris Oaroia Dennis Oaroia Frances Oarcia Jerry Oaroia
Joanne Joe Joseph Kathy
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Liz Luanna Mark Mark
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Micheline Garcia Raymond Garcia Ruben Garcia Becky Garza David Gibson Gail Gierat Donna Gilcrease Denise Gillette Mary Gillette Cathy Givan Heather Gladfelter Karen Gleichauf Flora Glover Todd Gogulski
Carlos Gomez Dolores Gomez Theresa Gomez Tommy Gomez Andrew Gonzales Agnes Gonzales
Donna Gonzales Eileen Gonzales Elizabeth Gonzales
Everette Gonzales Frank Gonzales Ismael Gonzales
James Gonzales James Gonzales Johnny Gonzales
Lisa Gonzales Loretta Gonzales Mark Gonzales
Miquela Gonzales Narsciso Gonzales Pat Gonzales Peggy Gonzales Sandra Gonzales Susan Gonzales Teresa Gonzales Theresa Gonzales Theresa Gonzales Tim Gonzales Yvette Gonzales Gus Grace Venetta Grace Venus Grace Peter Graham Christopher Griego Liz Griego Jerry Griego Ramona Griego
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Ray Griego Orlando Griego Jeff Griffith Brenda Gurule Eidel Gurule Anne Hagerman Lewis Hagman Pam Haie Daniel Hall Hollyce Hamilton Kelly Hare Terri Harke Karen Harper Tom Harris
Christine Harrison Kenneth Hartafteld Marty Hatfield Tyra Hatley Beatrice Hayas Kurtis Hein
Patsy Hendren Debbie Hentzen
Manual Hernandez Teresa Hernandez
Anthony Herrera Carla Herrera
Ricky Herrera Janet Hewitt
Laura High Jessica Holbrook Cheri Holder Greg Hoover Scot Hรถrne Robert Horten Becky Houston David Howard Juanita Huff Sue Huff Brian Huffhines Diane Hurtado Kelli Hutchinson Gina Imprescia Nan Jacoby Lisa Jacquez John Jameson Bernadette Jaramillo
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Steve Jones Gabriel Julian Alex Kalangis Kim Keahbone
Mary Keeran Cindy Kennedy Donna Kennedy Randy Kepler
Steven Kidman Evelyn Kiefer Linda Kimbrell David Kingsbury
John Kornman Kimberly Kreyssig Nancy Kruhmin
Mark Kuhn Diane Lacassagne Terry Ladwig
Jennifer Laird Steve Lake Billy Larranaga Selina Larranaga Sandra Larranaga Ian Lawlor BUI Layden Bonny Lazelle Edward Lee Gerald Lee Kathleen Legita Dorey Leos Margaret Leyba GĂŠraldine Leyba Arthur Leyba Dean ne Lewis Joy Levine Tim Lerma Marino Leyba
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Virginia Leyba James Lillich Lois Lineberry Belinda Lopez Belinda Lopez Billy Lopez Carol Lopez Delfina Lopez Evelyn Lopez Frank Lopez Olenda Lopez Jeanne Lopez Margo Lopez Melinda Lopez Mike Lopez Monica Lopez
Patsy Lopez Ralph Lopez Sharmaine Lopez
Tim Lopez Velma Lopez Cheryl Loshbouth
Lee Lott Trent Loutensock Delia Lovato
Susan Lovato Dewey Loveless Carla Luoero
David Luoero Edward Lucero Elaine Luoero
Frank Luoero Frank Lucero Margaret Luoero Prlsollla Luoero Renee Luoero Ronald Luoero Samuel Luoero Steve Luoero Vivian Lucero Berna Luchettl Michelle Luchettl Carol Lujan Cindy Lujan Darlene Lujan Kathy Lujan Nadine Lujan Ricky Lujan Cathy Lynch Liz Lynch
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Margaret Marino Brian Marlin Brian Marquez
Margaret Marquez Tom Marquez Cynthia Martin
Robert Martin Barbara Martinez Ben Martinez
Benita Martinez Beverly Martinez Cathy Martinez
Eli Martinez Elizabeth Martinez Eric Martinez GĂŠraldine Martinez GĂŠraldine Martinez Ikie Martinez Jack Martinez Joanne Martinez Lisa Martinez Loren Martinez Marcella Martinez Mark Martinez Micheal Martinez Mike Martinez Paul Martinez Pauline Martinez Richard Martinez Ruth Martinez Tony Martinez Paula Mascarenas Stanley Mascarenas Yolonda Mascarenas Chris Matthews Christina Maxwell Judy Mayer Bertina McCabe Theresa McConnell Lori McCrickard Carlos McEvilly
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Jan Medina Jenny Medina Paul Medina Larry Medrano
Margaret Medrano Cyndie Meister Angle Mendiola Glenn Merritt
Robert Meyer Robert Mier Chris Miller Russell Milligan
John Mitchell Patricia Montano Paul Montano Ted Montano
Irene Montez Adrianna Montiel Arthur Montoya Celeste Montoya
Diana Ernest Gary Leroy
Montoya Montoya Montoya Montoya
Monica Paul Richard Thomas
Montoya Montoya Montoya Montoya
Tisha Montoya Tom Montoya Alice Moore Lenette Moore
Marie Mora Eddie Morales Melanie Moulton Marcelino Moya
Paula Moya James Muniz Caroline Murphy Melissa Nelson
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Cathy Newberry Frank Noriega Robert Nugent Kimberly Nunez Keith OChesky Ginny Olcott Micheal Oldknow Michèle Oldknow David Olivas Marian Olson Betsy O'neil Anna Ortega Bridget Ortega Carl Ortega David Ortega Emily Ortega
Kenny Mary Jo Rachel Susie
Ortega Ortega Ortega Ortega
Anthony Anthony Anthony Bernaditte
Ortiz Ortiz Ortiz Ortiz
Brenda Danny David GĂŠraldine
Ortiz Ortiz Ortiz Ortiz
John Johnny Paul Ralph
Ortiz Ortiz Ortiz Ortiz
Robert Ortiz Timothy Ortiz Toby Ortiz Rebecca Osuna
Katrina Overcash Karla Pabinquit Arlene Pacheco Lloyd Pacheco
Lorie Pacheco Richard Pacheco Rosemary Pacheco Bernice Padilla Carlos Padilla Cathy Padilla Donna Padilla Ernest Padilla Joe Padilla Mario Padilla Melissa Parra Dan Parks Jeff Parker Vincent Padilla Stephanie Padilla Mary Padilla
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Randy Payne Chuck Paynter Ronnie Pena Laura Pennington Anthony Perea Cecilia Peara Charlie Peters Scott Pierce Kenneth Pino Larry Pino Davey Pitcher Leslie Pope Bobby Powell John Powell Emily Prada Shawn Quarts
Alex Anna Anthony Bernice
Quintana Quintana Quintana Quintana
Donna Quintana Elaine Quintana Margaret Quintana Olivia Quintana
Ralph Quintana Jennifer Racicot Ben Rael Lisa Rael
Marvin Regensberg Aaron Rhodes Patsy Rios Rudy Rios
Ernie Manuel Maria Patricia
Rivera Rivera Rivera Rivera
Steve Rivera Ernie Rodriguez Gene Rodriguez Oina Rodriguez
Helen Olivia Paul Richard
Rodriguez Rodriguez Rodriguez Rodriguez
Robert Rodriguez Thomas Rodriguez Vernonica Rodriguez Georgina Homo
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Alvin Romero Carmella Romero Charles Romero Diane Romero Dorothy Romero
Edwin Edward Oaby GĂŠraldine Jackie
Romero Romero Romero Romero Romero
John Lawrence Lorann Loretta Martin
Romero Romero Romero Romero Romero
Mary Ann Mary Frances Robert Veronica
Romero Romero Romero Romero
Yolanda Romero Cecelia Rosacker Cynthia Rose David Rotunno
Rob Roy Chris Roybal Cindy Roybal Deanna Roybal
Eileen Frances Gary Kenneth
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Barbara Sandoval Barbara Sandoval Carol Sandoval Carol Sandoval Davis Sandoval Patricia Sandoval Steve Sandoval Susanne Santlne Balph Schantz Edwin Schultz Shawna Schwartz Alfred Sena Donita Sena Michelle Sena Richard Sena Theresa Sena Theresa Sena Debra Serrano Richard Shaw Terry Sexton Randy Shelley Micheal Silva Steve Silva Cindy Sisneros
Debbie Sisneros Loretta Sisneros Steve Slagoske
Arlen Smith Carol Smith Joanne Smith
James Snead Kim Snider Jeff Spencer
Jeanette Stacy Rich Stark Geoff Stein
Michelle StaazewskI Carrie Strel Jenifer Strever Jacob Suazo
Nancy Summers Arlene Sweeney Margaret Sweeney Roxanne Swentzell
Gene Tanuz Gerald Tapia Robert Tapia Mona Tana
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Richard Tenorio Kevin Thomas Shelby Thomas David Thorp Joe Tiano Kelsie Tiano Terry Tiner Addie Torres Gina Torres Mark Trimmer Andrew Trujillo Andrew Trujillo Carmella Trujillo Diane Trujillo Donald Trujillo Donna Trujillo Frank Trujillo Irene Trujillo John Trujillo Laura Trujillo Martina Trujillo Rick Trujillo Rosemary Trujillo Ruth Trujillo
Sheila Steve Steve Tina
Trujillo Trujillo Trujillo Trujillo
Velma Trujillo Vicky Trujillo Jim Turner John Ulibarri
Janell Urban Brenda Valdez Carolyn Valdez Karla Valdez
Louisa Valdez Pam Valdez Ricky Valdez
Theresa Valdez Tony Valdez Vera Valdez
Manuel Valancia Keith Vanderford Sandra Varela
Lisa Vaaquez Torger Vedeler Liza Velasquez
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Joe Vigil Leonard Vigil Lucy Vigil
Philip Vigil Rosemary Vigil Steve Wall
Robert Watson John Watts Dora Weaver
Eddie Webb Betsie Weil Renee Wenrlck
Susan West Becky Wharton John Wheeler
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Life is confusion to the incoming Freshman. The campus is big and complicated, the fellow students are many and mostly strangers, the classes are difficult. Freshmen learn to survive, and they survive on the hope that this, too, shall pass, and that with faith and work, a miracle will transform them into Sophomores. Nine months later, their trust is usually justified and they leave the sa field to the next crop.
Freshmen Andrew Abeyta Luanna Abeyta Elaine Abhold Reyes Aguilar Margarita Aja Catherine Alarid Elaine Alarid Cort Alexander Brad Alfor d Shauna Allen Doug Allison Patty Allison David Alvarez Anthony Anaya Barbara Anaya Joyce Anaya
Phillip Anaya Rickey Anaya Sylvia Anaya Valerie Anaya
Tammy Anderson Sherryl Ankeny Joseph Annon Cliff Anstey
Lori Apodaca Carlos Aragon Diana Aragon
Rueben Aragon Maria Araujo Darlene Archuleta
Mary Ann Archuleta Maria Archuleta Peter Arias Avery Armljo Maria Arnujo Norma Arnujo Robert Armljo Laura Arnal Trisba Arzola Bryan Ashbauch Carlos Atilano Angela Babcock Brenda Baca Dins Baca Donna Baca Evelyn Baca Jessica Baca Laura Baca Mary Baca
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Liz Backenstow Anthony Bahr Arlene Barbera
Debbie Barela Fran Barela John Barela
Vince Barela Rachel Barker Steve Barros
David Barrows Carla Basham Carol Bates Ann Beacham
Sherri Bearden Richard Beare Chris Beck Jeff Bell
Eddie Benavidez Phil Benavidez Marsha Berry Monica Berry
Dale Bertole Jessica Bettis Willie Bindet Mary Cay Boatright Mark Boddy Mary Bodelson Bobby Boggs Angela Boling Tina Bonnel John Bookwater Karmella Borrego Monica Borrego Mary Jo Boulton Pat Bowker Christina Boyce Marie Boylan Aurelia Brito Kristy Brito Renee Brito Jayne Brown David Bufalry Nanoi Bushrow Camille Bustamante
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Robert Bustamante Lela Bustos Linda Bustos Libby Butler
Tom Buvinghausen Theresa Candelaria Dana Carrell Darlene Carrillo
Louise Carrion Ray Carter Angela Casias Katie Cassidy
Oscar Castaneda Mark Catanach Anna C de Baca Christina C de Baca
John C de Baca Michelle Chabarro Bruce Chabot
Mark Chacon Carla Chambers Dana Chambers
Lisa Chapman Anna Chavez Anabelle Chavez Barbara Chavez Beatrice Chavez Debbie Chavez Joanne Chavez Mark Chavez Mike Chavez Patrick Chavez Ruth Chavez Fredd Cisneros Paul Cisneros Carole Clark John Clay Cheryl Clokey Sandra Coca Jenny Coleman Laurie Colombe Jay Cone Kelly Cook William Coriz Pam Cortez James CosÂť Rose Cox Matt Coyle Susan Creten
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Janet Cruz Chris D'Angelico Marcy Dalton Pat Dalton Trevor Davis Georgia Dean Mike Deaton Artie Decker Krista de la Harpe Timmy Delgado Marie DesGeorges Kathy Dixon Sean Donahoe Terry Donnelly Brian Dorais David Dorais
Irene Dorman John Douglas Mary Doyle Julie Duck
Caren Dunn Bernadette Duran Carol Duran Cathy Duran
Judy Duran Lea Ann Eaves Steve Edwards Cory Edwards
Sergio Esparza Lori Espy Sandra Espinosa Martin Esquibel
Jimmy Estrada Melisa Evangelos Sandra Evans Donna Famulare Mary Fava Beth Ferkovich Greg Fernandez Kim Ferraro Lisa Feind James Finlinson Jane Fleig Darrell Fong Elizabeth Frank Sean Fresquez Diane Friday Kelly Furca Antonette Gabaldon Albert Gallegos Anna Gallegos Anna Gallegos Clarence Gallegos Denise Gallegos Donna Gallegos Elizabeth Gallegos Leroy Gallegos Lorraine Gallegos Robert Gallegos Suzanne Gallegos
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Tim Gallegos Tina Gallegos Annette Garcia Arlene Garcia Brenda Garcia Carmen Garcia David Garcia Denise Garcia
Denise Garcia Donald Garcia
Dorothy Garcia Imelda Garcia
Jeanette Garcia Joanna Garcia
Joe Lino Paul Sonia
Garcia Garcia Garcia Garcia
Theresa Garcia Anna Garduno Mike Garvanian Denise Gentry
Ron Goff Victor Goler Ben Gomez David Gomez
David Gomez Mary Gomez Mary Gomez Chris Gonzales Deril Gonzales Donald Gonzales Diana Gonzales Jackie Gonzales Jeanne Gonzales Joe Gonzales Joel Gonzales John Gonzales Judy Gonzales Karl Gonzales Manual Gonzales Maxlne Gonzales Peter Gonzales Philip Gonzales PriaclUa Gonzales
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Terri Gonzales Theresa Gonzales Vince Gonzales Gina Gorman Scott Gosling Dolores Grace Wendy Graft Corinne Graves Marina Green Angela Griego Cindy Griego Debbie Griego Frances Griego Maria Griego Margaret Griego Pat Griego
Philip Griego Thomas Griego Vicki Grill Steve Grossman
Mario Guillen Robert Guerrero Margo Guillory Jeanne Gundzik
Russell Gunn John Gunter Ann Gurule Scott Gurule
Bernadette Gutierrez Debbie Gutierrez Jeanette Gutierrez Jimmy Haber Mitch Hagman Karen Haight Vincent Hannemann Jerry Hartzog Chris Hathaway John Hayas Lois Henderson Alonzo Herrera James Herrera Jeanette Herrera Marcos Herrera Ronnie Herrera Roslin Herrera Sam Herrera Tammy Hewitt John High Margo Hill Scott Hilley Susan Hilley Tammi Holyk Jerry Honnell Debbie Hoover Bruce Houston WU1 Hunt John Hutchinson Annette Hurtado Anthony Hyde Larry Ireland Margaret Jacoby Andrew Jaramlllo Anita Jaramlllo Candy Jaramlllo
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Jaramillo Jaramillo Jaramillo Jaramillo
Jennifer Jasper Jodie Jennison Anna Jiminez Darlene Jiminez
Leon Jiminez Randy Jiminez William Jiminez Chris Jones
Tony Karnavas Karen Keahbone Karen Keeshan Mark Kennedy
Kevin Kenner Cia Kidwell
Richard Kingsbury Edward Klnsky
Kadra Knudson Chris Koenig Greg Kopp Cheryl Koppa Felicity Kuelthau Todd Kump John Kraul Janice Kreuch Karla Kruhm Martha Kruhmin Terri Kuntz Tracey Laird Joe Larranaga John Larranaga Kathy Lawrence Debbie Lee Marcy Lee Lori LeRouge Gilbert Leyba Karen Leyba Mary Leyba Steve Leyba Theresa Leyba Karen Lindenau David Linson Vinos Li thgow
Leslie Loggains Aaron Lopez Alan Lopez Audrey Lopez Denise Lopez Garrett Lopez Joseph Lopez Leander Lopez Lupita Lopez Maria Lopez Mark Lopez Patricia Lopez Perry Lopez Tony Lopez Doug Lowrie Gretchen Lowrie
Eileen Lovato Tony Lovato Zina Lovelace
Joseph Lucero Liz Lucero Lupe Lucero
Marco Lucero Monica Lucero Pauline Lucero Ricky Lucero Rodney Lucero Sandy Lucero Valentine Lucero Donald Luchetti Alice Lujan Annette Lujan Freddie Lujan Leroy Luna Shawn Lusk Deanna Lynch Ricky MacAlister Theresa Macias Connie Madrid Joe Madrid Sandra Madrid Donald Maez Maggie Maes Mike Maes Kim Maestas Mike Malczewski Antoinette Mares Brenda Mares Richard Mariant Nadine Marino Arthur Martinez Arthur Martinez Betty Martinez Cammy Martinez Carla Martinez Cindy Martinez Cindy Martinez Chris Christine Corrina Dale David David S. Deanna
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Vince Martinez Yvonne Martinez
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Velda Amy Celeste Peter
Miera Miller Miller Miller
Audi Miranda Carmella Montano Louie Montano Carla Montoya
Cindy Charles Del Dina
Montoya Montoya Montoya Montoya
Donna Montoya Eimer Montoya Elmo Montoya
Flaminio Montoya Gloria Montoya Joann Montoya
Joseph Montoya Kenneth Montoya Laura Montoya
Laurie Montoya Marty Montoya Merlinda Montoya Mike Montoya Peter Montoya Raymond Montoya Roderlok Montoya Sandra Montoya Tina Montoya Yvonne Montoya Audrey Moore John Moore Pam Moore Connie Moquino Albert Moya Lisa Moya Lisa Mueller John Muller
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Oscar Munoz Mark Musgrave Janell Neeley Tom Nelson Chris Nikolai Pam Mitcher Jim Nix Ramona Nye Cbarmaine O'Briant Kathy O'Connor Julio Olguin John Ortega John Ortega Linda Ortega Louise Ortega Melinda Ortega
Patsy Ortega Roberta Ortega Susie Ortega
Angela Ortiz Artie Ortiz Bernadette Ortiz
Carl Ortiz Felisha Ortiz George Ortiz
Olenda Ortiz Gilbert Ortiz Jerry Ortiz
Joseph Kathy Margie Ralph
Ortiz Ortiz Ortiz Ortiz
Teresa Ortiz Vincent Ortiz Lee Ann Orsborne Danette Osterman
Kevin Osterman Alvin Pablnquit Donald Paoheoo Theresa Paoheoo
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Alfred Padilla Angela Padilla Anne Padilla Gina Padilla Kathleen Padilla Loraine Padilla Mark Padilla Orlando Padilla Patricia Padilla Tina Padilla Theresa Paiz Ben Parrott Eileen Paul Randy Paul Herb Payne Kevin Payne
Sandra Payne Melvin Payton Mark Peck Andrew Pena
Elena Pena Julio Pena Marianne Pena Eileen Perea
Pat Perea Ralph Perea Anthony Perkins Kathy Peters
Jeff Peterson GĂŠraldine Piatt Yvette Piatt Robin Pledger
Nancy Pontsler Andy Portillo Ramon Prada Chance Price
Mary Price Gilbert Prince Kevin Probst Mike Pufal Bernadette Quintana Melissa Quintana Rose Quintana Veronica Quintana Anna Rael Dolores Rael Kim Rael Mary Grace Rael Matthew Rael Barbara Rameriz Loreann Rathkey Gina Regensberg Ron Renom John Remaly Maury Richardson Chris Richey Joe Riggs Wanda Reilly Carmella Rivera Caroline Rivera
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David Rivera Diane Rivera Dona Rivera Gina Rivera Jerry Rivera Liza Rivera Melinda Rivera Nancy Rivera Richard Rivera Robert Rivera Robert Rivera Steve Rivera Tony Rivera Vivian Rodela Anthony Rodriguez Gina Rodriguez Melissa Rodriguez Michael Rodriguez Patricia Rodriguez Paul Rodriguez Robert Rodriguez John Roessler Ruby Ann Roman Alfred Romero Angela Romero Anna Romero Anthony Romero Bernadette Romero Carol Romero Clorinda Romero Darlene Romero Elizabeth Romero
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Lori Saladen Elizabeth Salas Alex Salazar Bernie Salazar Irene Salazar Larry Salazar Marcella Salazar Mark Salazar Sandra Salazar Andrew Sanchez Bernard Sanchez Cathleen Sanchez Debra Sanchez Edward Sanchez Frank Sanchez Manuel R. Sanchez
Margaret Sanchez Miohelle Sanchez Miguel Sanchez
Paul Sanchez Yvette Sanohez Anna Sandoval
Angel Sandoval Arnold Sandoval Donald Sandoval
Frank Sandoval Lawrence Sandoval Liz Sandoval
Loretta Sandoval Luoretia Sandoval Rosalie Sandoval
Shari Sandoval Stave Sandoval
Tim Sandy Marcella Santana
Alejandra Santivanez Bryan Sargent
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Melinda Sedillo Jerry Segura
Pat C. Segura Ricky Segura
Angela Sena Anna Sena Anthony Sena
Chris Sena Donna Sena Kathleen Sena
Lawrence Sena Marty Sena Thomas Sena
Debra Serrano Gino Serrano Chris Shannon
Mark Shelton Michelle Simmons Nina 81mmÂť Andrew Sisneros David Sisneros Glen Slagoske Arlen Smith Butch Smith Chris Smith Kathy Smith Renee Smith Kay Snyder Margie Soils Anita Soltero Denise Sonne Jill Sowers Yvonne Spanarkel Shirley Spenoer Bob Spring
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Whitney Russell Jeanette Stacy Scott Stacy Carol Steinhoff Cheryl Steinhoff Robert Sterret Cynthia Stranahan Mark Suazo Luann Tanuz Cecelia Tapia Consuelo Tapia Ernest Tapia Fidelio Tapia Filbert Tapia Henry Tapia Joe Tapia Lee Tapia Marcos Tapia Patsy Tapia Peter Tapia Ray Tapia Steve Tapia Valerie Tapia Delbert Tattershall
Jude Tercero Ricky Thompson Hans Toombs Joe Tribble
Anita Darlene David Glynn
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Vincent Vieira Aaron Vigil Barbara Vigil
Benny Vigil Dolores Vigil Emily Vigil
Ernie Vigil Esther Vigil Frank Vigil
Fred Vigil Mark Vigil Mary Vigil
Mike Vigil Nancy Vigil Patricia Vigil
Raymond Vigil Robert Vigil Susan Vigil
Cindy Villa Bernadine Villegas Darlene Visarraga
Elaine Vlahos Katia Wait Jim Walker Scott Wall Marian Walraven
Carrie Warner Georgia Watts Margaret Weidner Dolores Welby Wade Weyerman Tim Wheeler Tim Whited David Willeford Felice Wilner Betsy Wing Bill Wood Beth Zimmerman
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SPORTS
T h e outer limits of sports a r e full of competing groups, always tough, always wanting to come in first. E n d u r a n c e is tested, cool logic is needed, top notch conditioning is m a n d a t o r y for those who reach for t h e title. S F H S teams brought the crowds to t h e i r feet cheering, or, sometimes, sent t h e m away in gloom. These players worked longer, t r i e d h a r d e r , succeeded more often, and felt t h e sting of defeat more sharply because they p u t more of themselves into what they did. Dawn comes early for athletes and evening comes late, but t h e sense of person gained in t h e hours between builds foundations for a lifetime.
Football
First Row (L to R) Eugene Rodriguez, Mike Saladen, Kelsie Geiger, David Souther land, Morris Ortega, Joe Baca, Ricky Beavers, Robert Gonzales, Mike Maldonado. Second Row David Staszewski, Richard Martinez, Eddie Escudero, Mark Lovato, Kevin Hunt, Gary Romero, Robert Lujan, Scott Fowler, Kevin Hare, Randy Rodriguez. Third Row Robert Gonzales, Mark Salvo, Francisco Rios, David Armljo, Jerry Apodaca, Mark Parra, Ferbie Montano, Richard Romero, Edwin Griego, Joe Martinez. Fourth Row Coach Mike Mares, Arnold Vigil, William Alarid, Vincent Dominguez, Frank Vigil, Todd Barela, Ricky Ortega, Craig Cooper, Karl Romero, Mark Basham. Fifth Row Coach Hoyt Mutz, Chris Evans, Mike Briceno, Ernie Quintana, Bob Lucero, Jerry Dugan, Ruben Romero, Manuel Lucero, Peter Janusch, Eddid Rivera, Steve Warfield, Clay Burton, Blake Witcher, Lawrence Trujillo, Coach David Church, Coach Randy Whittemore and Coach Bob Martinez.
Under the leadership and knowledge of these five individuals, the Demon football team captured the District 1AAAA crown with a glittering 6-0 record and a 10-1 overall record. 1st Row- Coach Bob Martinez, Coach Randy Whittermore. 2nd Row- Coach Mike Mares, Head Coach David Church, and Coach Hoyt Mutz.
Mark Basham eludes his defenders on his way to another Demon TD.
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After getting off to a sluggish 2-1 start, the Demon offense came to life and steamrolled to a 10-1 record. Behind quarterbacks Peter Janusch and Steve Warfield, the Demons rolled over city rival St. Mikes 36-12. A 6-0 District 1AAAA included wins over Los Alamos 24-0, Gallup 51-0, Grants 32-0, West Mesa 52-7, a homcoming 40-20 win over Albuquerque High, and a season ending 26-18 victory at Farmington. Santa Fe's menacing defense led the state in fewest points allowed, giving up only 77 points while holding five opponents scoreless. Returning to the state playoffs for the second straight year, the Demons were upset by Cibola 24-8. Demon standouts included Mark Basham, Rick Ortega, Craig Cooper, Gary Romero, Jerry Apodaca, and Blake Witcher. Steve Warfield, Jerry Dugan, Karl Romero, Gary Romero, Blake Witcher, and Jerry Apodaca all received All-State honors.
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The 1977 edition of the Santa Fe Demon Cross Country team once again scored highly under the leadership of Coach John Âlire. Finishing first in seven meets and not finishing lower than fourth, the Demon Harriers captured their 5th straight district 1AAAA title. The following weekend, Santa Fe was nudged out of the state title by Grants 45-48.
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Capturing an unprecedented 5th straight district title, the Demons took top honors at Las Vegas, Bernalillo, St. Kates, IĂ&#x201A;IA, Los Alamos, and Toas. Injuries plagued the Demons during Capital City as Tuba City, Arizona garnered top honors with the Demons taking fourth.
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Bottom Row (L to R) Chris Bradley, Sergio Tellez, Ronnie Martinez, Mark Kidman, Kleyton Jones, Scott Connelly, Edwaurdo Sanchez, Jose Tost, Paul Cook, Mike Gurule, Steve Martinez, Bobby Powell. Asst. Coach Fabian Chavez, Mike Garvanian, David Bodelson, Alan Oladfelter, Erik Vedeler, Ruben Salazar, Chris Bowen, Richard Ellis, Davey Pitcher, Pat Narvaiz, Merritt Brown, Craig Ferraro, Daryl Warnock, Head Coach Martin Jacobson
In only their second year as a varsity sport, Coach Martin Jacobson and the Demon soccer team rolled up an impressive 13-3-1 season record. Competing against always tough Los Alamos, Santa Fe Prep, and the Albuquerque schools, the Demons captured their own Capital City Invite and a 3rd place finish at the state tournament.
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Attaining success as fast as the sport's rise in popularity, Santa Fe opened the season with a 5-0 whitewash of New Mexico School For The Deaf. Following losses at Los Alamos and Academy, the Demons streaked to 10 consecutive wins before dropping a 4-1 decision to Santa Fe Prep at the state tournament. Santa Fe closed out a highly successful season by beating Los Alamos 1-0 for a final 3rd place standing at state.
Volleyball Coach Bertha Mefford Hogan once again guided the Demonette volleyball team through a brilliant season. The Demonettes breezed through the year with a 17-1 record, losing only to Roswell. In the process, they sparkled in district action, rolling up a 10-0 mark. In state competition, the Demonettes defeated Carlsbad but were defeated in semi-final action and finished 4th place at state.
Demonettes Angela Bowling and Margaret Casaus ready themselves for an opponents serve
First row (L to R) Bernadette Trujillo, Marlene Romero, Suzette Tapla, Dolores Abeyta. Loretta Segura. and Theresa Oomez. Second row KarlÂť Sans, Deanna Daran, Ana ioo Bodelson, Lucy Malczewaki, Canunle Walrath, Shelby Doran, Dolores Montano, and Coach Bertha Hogan.
Miss Bowling returns the bail for the Demonette spikers
Experience, height, and expert coaching all contributed to the best record a Demon basketball team ever compiled. Seniors Ronnie Rodriguez, Leonard Ortiz, Darrell Espy, and Pat Walker along with junior Roby Wren, comprised the starting line-up that rolled up 17 victories before a loss at Albuquerque High. The Demons rolled over cross town rival St. Mikes 62-49 and 75-50 and captured the Poe Corn Tournament in Roswell with a thrilling 61-59 victory over Roswell-Goddard. Coach Leonard Roybal's forces also captured the Capital City Tournament with a 58-57 squeaker over Los Alamos. In rolling up a 12-2 district 1AAAA record and 29-2 overall mark, Santa Fe earned a berth in the state tournament and came home as the Class AAAA state champion.
Left to Right Ronnie Martinez. Steve Trujlllo, Steve Nuanee. Leonard Ortiz. Darrell Eapy. Roby Wren, Ronnie Rodriguez. Pat Walker, Tom Van Buaklrk. Oreg Baca, David Rodriguez and David Bodelson
Ortiz and Wren struggle for the ball during state tournament action
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Steve Nuane* cute down the victory net* aa the Demons reign as state champions
After coming close in his sophomore year at the helm of the Demons, Coach Lenny Roybal fulfilled his promise of bringing a state championship to Santa Fe High. On the night of March 11th, 1978 before 16,730 fans at the UNM Arena, the largest crowd to ever see a high school basketball game in New Mexico, Santa Fe defeated Albuquerque High 50-47 to capture the Class * * Âť * state title. The win followed a 56-63 and 70-66 victories over Clovis and Del Norte and capped a brilliant 29-2 year, the winningest record in Demon basketball history and the first state basketball title ever.
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In recognizing the Santa Fe Demons as the New Mexico Class AAAA State Basketball champions, JOE NAMATH'8 NATIONAL PREP SPORTS MAGAZINE named the Demons as the number five team in the Southwest. The same magazine also named Coach Leonard Roybal as the Southwest's High School coach of the year. In the balloting for all-state honors, Ronnie Rodriguez, Roby Wren, and Darrell Espy garnered all-state honors while Pat Walker and Leonard Ortiz topped the Honorable Mention list. Seniors Espy and Walker were furthered honored by being picked to compete in the annual North-South All Star game. Espy and Rodriguez competed in the Wendy's All-Star Classic which featured the top high school starts from eight southwestern states.
Demonettes Enjoy Banner Season
Coach Ernest Gonzales enjoyed a banner season at the helm of the Demonettes compiling a 17-6 overall record. In District 1AAAA action, Santa Fe logged an 11-3 record, losing only to Farming-ton twice, and West Mesa. The Demonettes also swept cross-town rival St. Mikes by 65-39 and 57-89 scores. At the Cibola Classic in Albuquerque, the Demonettes placed fourth, beating Reserve and losing to Cibola and Carlsbad.
In the District tournament, Santa Fe was seeded second and drew a bye into the second round where they disposed of Gallup 51-43. In the semi-finals the Demonettes were upended by West Mesa 48-41. Standout performers throughout the year for Coach Gonzales were Dolores Abeyta, DeAnne Bryant, Marlene Romero, Cindy Romero, Cammie Walrath and Lucy Malczewski.
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First Row (L to R) Paul Ortiz, Larry Phyfe, David Falance, Charlie Fitch, Oaeton Falance, Oene Rodriguez. Second Row Asst. Coach Mike Lujan, Trainer Gilbert Rodriguez, Kyle Sager, Andy Montgomery, Ray Casadoe, Arnold Vigil, Lawrence Trujillo, Manager Linda Lury, Coach Oilbert Mler.
Although being plagued by personnel problems, coaches Oil Mier and Mike Lujan led the Demon grapplers to their best finish ever at the state AAAA tournament, placing seventh. The loss of six varsity members for various reasons forced the mat-men to forfeit several weights and fill others with inexperienced JV members. The team struggled to a 7-8 dual meet record, 8-4 in district, powered mainly by four lightweight standouts. 105 lb. state champ Larry Phyfe 81-1, 188 lb. runner-up Oaeton Falance 29-4, 119 lb. third placer Charlie Fitch 88-8, and 98 lb. fourth placer Paul Ortiz 85-6-1. The future looks bright for the wrestlers, however, with Phyfe, Fitch, and Ortiz returning along with four other starters to form the nucleus of next year's squad.
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Boys Gymnastics! Santa Fe High School placed third in the boys regional gymnastics finals, garnering a total of 156.2 poind
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Precision, strength and agility combine to make gymnastics one of the most demanding and spectacular sports at Santa Fe High. This year Coach Chris Trujillo led the Demon gymnasts through the season, lending his expertise and advice to the talented team members.
Girls Gymnastics
Left to Right Audrey Lopez, Maria Rael, Dolores Baca, Leslie Pope, Chrys Jones, Rosemary Franco, Kelsie Tiano and Sara Shaeffer. Standing is Coach Chris Trujillo
Coaches Chris Trujillo and Freddie Cardenas led the gymnastics team to a fourth place regional finish in 1978. The girls compiled a total of 172.35 points. Gymnastics is always a popular sport, pleasing spectators with aesthetic performances by the demonette team.
Swimming
First Row (L to R) Chelle Koch, Ellen Garcia, Rob Roy. Second Row Virginia Zamora, Elaine Catanach, Kelly Hunt, Melinda Velasquez, Susie Zamora. Third Row Kathy Dendahl, Mary Cay Boatright, Steve Kidman, Kathy Dixon, Karen Kruhmin. Fourth Row Pam Roy, Kenny Pino, Karla Kruhmin, Amy Winter, Bobby Spring, Jim Dixon, Kevin Hunt, Glen Slagoske. Fifth Row Tony Zamora, Brad Bingham, Mark Kidman, Doug Hamilton, Eric Vedeler, Morten Kristenson
Coaches Jack Hopkins and Kathy Stapleton led both boys and girls swimming teams through an enjoyable season. A major bright spot during the tankers' modest season occurred when sophomore Amy Winter captured the state title in the 100 meter breast stroke. The demonette swimmers finished sixth out of fifteen teams, while the boys finished seventh.
Skiing
With an abundance of snow falling on nearby peaks, SFHS students took to the slopes with their skis, boots and poles in hand. With a wealth of enthusiasm, they sailed off the crests of jumps and paralleled down the slopes of downey white. Neither broken bones nor freezing cold could deter them from their pursuit of one of Santa Fe's most popular sports. The active participation in skiing this winter was a tribute to the dedication of the student skiers, since the Santa Fe Basin did not sponsor the traditional school program this year.
Sports Banquet
Sports Banquet awards to outstanding athletes: Football offensive player-Jerry Apodaca Football defensive player-Gary Romero Cross Country-Walter Catanach and Oene Fulgenzi Oirls Volleyball-Shelby Doran Soccer-Ronnie Martinez Wrestling-Gaeton Falance Oirls Swimming-Chelle Koch Boys Swimming-Mark Kidman Gymnastics-Dolores Baca and Rosemary Franco Oirls Basketball-Dolores Abeyta and Marlene Romero Boys Baaketball-Darrel Espy Boys Tennis-Darrel Mechem Oirls Tennis- Valerie Martinez and Renee Martinez Leslie Chavez and Nina Alarld Oirls Track-Lucy Malczewskl Boys Track-Blake Witcher Golf-Mike Barnes Baseball-Tom VanBuskirk Softball-Ester Sanchez Demon of the Year-Tom VanBuskirk Demonette of the Year-DeAnn Bryant
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Baseball
Bad weather along with inexperience were the main factors in this year's mediocre Baseball season. After reigning for a year as the 1977 state A AAA champs, Coaches Joe Martinez and Mike Vialpondo fell on hard times as the Demon moundsmen plummeted to an 11-13 record, 6-8 in district play. In the yearly struggles with cross-town rival St. Mikes, the Demons did manage to drop the Horsemen 5-1 and 5-4. Individual standouts in a rather disappointing season were Tom VanBuskirk, Leonard Ortiz, Anthony Martinez and Robert Martinez.
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Girls Softball
1978 Vanity, Row 1, from L: Tolanda Casados, Marietta Monchego, Druanna Chacon, Chandra Marsh, Brenda Ortiz, Valerie Montoya, Carla Lucero, Bernadette TruJUlo. Snd Row: Nanci Bushrow, Marsha Fresques, Lorraine Vigil, Cammie Walrath, Mary Keeran, Johanna Ortiz, Rachel Herrera, Esther Sanchez, and Vanessa Baca. With a winning 10-8 season. Ester Sanchez was selected as Senior Player of the Tear.
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Daryl Mechen with a two-handed return for the Demon nettere
Bottom Row (L to R) Michael Bachicha, Bill Chapman, Joe Brandt, Ramon Martinez II, Mike Carter, and Brett Carter. Top Row Coach
Not to be outdone by their female counterparts, Coach Ramon Martinez's Santa Fe Demon Tennis team rolled to an impressive 14-0 season record, including a perfect 8-0 district 1AAAA mark. The youthful Demons, with only one senior on the team destroyed Los Alamos twice, St. Pius and cross town rival St. Mikes.
Alex Kalangis shows how to use a backhand for Santa Fe.
Ramon Martinez, Craig Ferraro, Larry Chavez, Alex Kalangis, Ruben Salazar, Daryl Mechem and John Peden. Missing is Roger Brooks
At the state meet in Las Cruces, Santa Fe's Daryl Mechem placed third in singles while the duo of Mike Bachicha and Alex Kalangis lost in the first round.
First Row (L to R) Leslie Chavez, Maya Moyle, Nina Sims, Renee Martinez, Debbie Romero, Second Row Missy Mechem, Cynthia Jungblut, Valerie Martinez, Marta Ballen
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Success in girls tennis was once again evident this year as the Demonette netters waltzed to a 16-0 record. Their 9-0 record in district competition earned Santa Fe their fourth straight district crown and a berth in the state tennis tournament. Playing without one senior, Coach Gwen Watson's netters scored impressive wins over perennial power St. Pius and always tough Los Alamos as well as capturing the Academy Invitational. At the state meet in Las Cruces, Santa Fe was represented by the doubles teams of Valerie Martinez and Rennee Martinez and by Nina Alarid and Leslie Chavez. The Martinez tandem reached the finals where they were upended by Roswell-Goddard thus giving them a second place.
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Boys Track
First Row (L to R) Jerry Apodaca, Randy Bertram, Everett Gonzales, Mark Brooks. Second Row Ray Anaya, Ernie Quintana, Greg Hoover, Tommy Romero, Richard Romero, Gilbert Montoya, Mike Saladen, Robert Rivera, Mike Maldonado, Frank Arellano, Gene Fulgenzi. Third Row Coach Robert Ortiz, Harold Stacy, Mark
Depth in the running events as well as the field events all contributed to a successful season for the Demon thinclads. Coaches John Alire and Robert Ortiz headed a group of individuals that captured six Invitational Meets out of seven. Santa Fe edged out Cibola 78-70 to take the Capital City Invite and edged Academy 63i/s to 63 to capture the Belen Relays.
Arellano, William Aragon, Todd East, Barry LaMonda, John Mitchell, Louis Briones, Jeff Apodaca, Jimmy Duncan, Ben Benavidez, Coach John Alire. Fourth Row Merrltt Brown, Mark Ludwig, Bay Sanchez, Blake Witcher, Peter Graham, Walter Catanach, David Rodriguez, Craig Willis.
The District 1AAAA qualifying meet was held in snowy Farmington, and the Demons placed second to Los Alamos, qualifying three relay teams and three individuals to state. In competition at the state meet, Richard Romero led the Demon effort by winning the mile in a swift 4:27.2. Blake Witcher placed fifth in the discus, while Mike Saladen earned a second place in the pole vault.
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Coach Gary Tydings and Ms. Jane Zinn enjoyed a respectable season, as the Demonette thinclads finished second to Los Alamos in district competition. Coach Tydings, in his second year as track coach along with first year assistant Zinn produced several fine individuals that excelled in all their events. Seven school records were broken this year by Julie Barber, Liz Hayden, Sharon Honnell, Rosemary Franco, Jannell Neeley, and Lucy Malczewski. At the state meet held in Albuquerque, the Demonettes took fifth place with Annette Benavidez leading the Santa Fe charge with a state record tying time of 6.1 in the 50 yard dash. DeAnne Bryant clocked a 58.3 to earn a third place, while the Mile Relay team of Bryant, Lucy Malczewski, DeAnna Duran and Denise Sonne placed second. Coach Gary Tydings talks about the season
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Golf Coach Clarence Allen guided both the boys and girls golf teams here a t SFHS, and both teams enjoyed fairly successful seasons. Demon senior Mike Barnes led the linkers as the No. 1 man for Coach Allen. Santa Fe took a third place in their own Capital City Invitational and finished third place in district. In the girls division, Coach Allen coached four girls to a second place finish in district lAAAA competition and a fine third place finish at the state meet in El Paso. Left to Right Jay Schantz, Ralph Schantz, James Ramsey, Joe Tiano. Not pictured are Mike Barnes, and Brad Bingham
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Rodeo
Under the leadership of Vo-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 competition all 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.
Second semester saw the 5th annual Sangre de Cristo table tennis tournament with some fifty players entered. Late in April the two finalists, Reynaldo Roybal and Bernie Romero met in the showdown with Bernie winning the SFHS Championship. Runners up after Reynaldo were Harold Stacy, third, and Fred Lopez, fourth.
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Left: S.F.H.S. 1978 Table Tennis Champion Bernie Romero.
Academics L e a r n i n g to think, l e a r n i n g to do, was w h a t your '77-'78 space voyage was all about. T h e r e a r e i m p o r t a n t things you a r e expected to know when you go out for a job, off to get m a r r i e d , on to college, or away to t h e service. S F H S was where you were getting ready for t h e n e x t experience in your life. W h e t h e r it would be success or failure depended a lot on what you decided to do in the classroom and how well you got t h e job done. Academic space is trickyâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;-you can get lost forever if you do not follow the c h a r t s and guides. And you can fall, aimlessly wheeling and drifting, gradually to vanish into nothingness, dropping out of view of those who bear steadily on t h e course.
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Our hard working School Board gave freely of their time and energy to make SFHS the great school it is. Dr. Miller, the Demons' most devoted fan, can be counted on to show up at all important school events.
A POSITIVE VIEW OF YOURSELF PEOPLE WHO HAVE A LOW ESTIMATE OF THEIR ABILITY TO COPE WITH PROBLEMS AND CHANGE USUALLY SAY THINGS LIKE: "I DON'T HAVE TIME," "IF I HAD MORE HELP I COULD DO IT," "I WORK HARDER THAN ANYONE ELSE," "I JUST CAN'T DO EVERYTHING." EACH OF THESE STATEMENTS IS A NEGATIVE VIEW OF ONE'S CAPACITY TO COPE WITH WHATEVER PROBLEM IS AT HAND. THESE STATEMENTS MEAN, "I'M AFRAID OF NOT BEING ABLE TO SUCCEED." POSITIVE PEOPLE SEEM TO BE THOSE WHO VIEW CHANGE AND ADJUSTMENTS AS OPPORTUNITIES FOR RENEWAL AND GROWTH. THE POSITIVE PERSON HAS DEVELOPED AN ATTITUDE TOWARD PROBLEMS AS CHALLENGES TO A STRONG SELF RATHER THAN AS THREATS.
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BEING POSITIVE IS A PREREQUISITE TO SUCCESS AND LEADERSHIP, IT CAN BE LEARNED, IT MUST BE LEARNED. I HOPE EACH AND EVERY PERSON AT SANTA FE HIGH IS A GREAT SUCCESS. THANK YOU FOR MAKING 1977-78 ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL YEAR FOR ME. JOSEPH CASADOS PRINCIPAL SANTA FE HIGH SCHOOL
Principal Joseph P. Casados
Aaaiatant Principal La Vera Loyd
Super Principal ready to go into action
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English The department includes English I, II, III, IV, Creative Writing, Humanities, Science Fiction, Reading and Literature. Through these classes, students can venture into the ideas and knowledge of man, and improve their skills in reading, writing and speaking. Some other courses offered are Speech and Drama, where students learn the art of theatre and the competition of the speech team. Among other things we have, a class called Communications, which has its own show on channel 2 called "Demon Spotlight", also Annual, which puts out our annual Yearbook; Journalism, which publishes our School paper the "Demon Tatler." Miriam Barck English II Mary Cornish English Creative Writing Elizabeth Ethelbah Speech English Lois Franke English Annual Bill GUI English Humanities Science Fiction Oandace Oillis English Beth Hancock English Mary Rita Haufman English Gloria Haws English
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Marilyn Huber Reading Communications Judy Johnson English Prank Lembo English
Beverly McCrary English Creative Writing Diane McEvilly English French
Clifton Parker English
Hazel Parker English Ben Rael English Creative Writing Literature Jean Rehorn English Journalism
Fernando Rodriguez English Mildred Shattuck English Roslyn Southard English Gary Tydings English Drama Sally Walkiewicz English Judy Wilson English
Foreign Language The Foreign Language department offers courses in Spanish, French, Latin, and German, from beginning to advance classes. With the ever growing transportation and inter-change programs, the students are given classes in foreign languages to develop skills in reading, writing, and speaking in a different language. Students are given valuable preparation to succeed in the one World Globe of the present day.
Alfredo Esquibel Spanish
Judy Oreavea French Charlie Lopez Spanish
Eddie Quintana Spanish Kathryn Stapleton German French
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Clarence Allen U.S. History Regional Government Barbara Begelspiker U. S. History
June Burke Psychology
Dennis Casados U. S. History Drivers Education Robert Ertmer World History
Juan J. Gallegos World History Jack Hopkins U. S. History
Social Studies Hylah Joly Sociology
The students learn about man and his relationship to what the world was like before he existed, when and how he started, and where he stands today. The Social Studies department helps you understand the reason why things are the way they are by offering courses like U. S. History, Regional Government, Psychology, World History, Sociology, N. M. History, Cultural Awareness, Political Science, Cur Living World and S. W. History.
Peter Ortega Latin New Mexico History Cultural Awareness
Donna Ringer U. S. History Political Science Jose A. Romero World History
Owen Watson Our Living World U. S. History John Zern World History
Jane Zinn S. W. History U. S. History
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Math
David Church General Math Sports P. E.
Robert Naranjo Algebra General Math Bobby O'Chesky Algebra
Mathematics at SFHS are separated into two areas, the first course is the classes offered for the every day living, and for the occupational oriented people. The second is the college preparatory classes which involve courses such as: Algebra II, Trigonometry and Geometry. The courses offered are varied from General Math to Calculus.
George Perfors General Math Algebra
James Rael Consumer Math Algebra General Math Randal Smith Algebra Jessie Vise Trig/ Analysis General Math Geometry Norma Wright Geometry Trig/ Analysis General Math
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Avelardo Armendariz Biology Christopher Clemens Physical Science General Science
Science Helen Foster Advanced Biology Biology
Hike Mares Biology
Joe Mier Biology Correen Najjar Biology Chemistry
Courses offered by the Science Department are Biology, Physical Science, General Science, Physics, Earth Science, Chemistry, and Anthropology. The classes help us to know about the living world and man's place in it.
Kathy Reynolds Biology Shirley Roberts Biology
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Ernest Badynski Jewelry Sculpture Samuel Blea Arts and Crafts Survey
Jackie Nelson Drawing Painting Advanced Design
Self expression through different techniques and mediums is the basis for the arts and crafts classes. Courses offered are Jewelry, Sculpture, Arts and Crafts Survey, Ceramics, Drawing, Painting, Design Fundamentals. Through displays, the students can show or sell their work. Beginning artists acquire instruction from skilled teachers, which can lead on to a career in art.
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Music
Marylinda Gutierrez Chorus Music Theory Clark Pontsler Band
David Trujillo Concert Band Dance Band David Ziems Guitar
The music department consists of both vocal and instrumental classes such as Choir, Music Theory, Symphonic and Dance Band, SSA Inter Choir, SATB Beginning Choir, Concert Band, Beginning and Advanced Guitar. The chorus classes perform in many concerts throughout the year, one being the Christmas concert which they have every year. The Band performs throughout the year at assemblies and games in school and other concerts outside of school.
Business Education Orlando Baca Accounting Typing Store Management Pricilla Blea Shorthand Typing
Office Procedures Human Relatione Carolyn Peralta Office Procedures Typing
Patricia Rodriguez Typing Business Law
Elaine Royer Typing Business Communications Fat Velarde Typing Store Management Barbara Vigil Typing Accounting Credit Union Jane Viaic Business Math Marketing General Business
The courses offered in Business Education are more oriented to careers than most high school courses. Such classes as the typing classes teach speed, accuracy, and business work skills at the typewriter. Other courses offered are Accounting, Shorthand, Office Procedures, Business Law, Economics, Retail Merchandising, Introduction to Business Careers, General Business, Business Communications, Credit Union, Business Math and Marketing. Business Education prepares students for jobs that can be found almost anywhere. The majority of Business students continue with college.
Home Economics Home Economics teaches skills necessary in the home as well as skills used in the business world today. Courses taught are: Home Economics, Food, Clothing, Child Development, Home Arts, Housing, Baking, Family Living, Human Relations and Personal Finance.
Troy Garni Drivers Education Bob Martinez Drivers Education U. S. History
Joe J. Martinez Drivers Education Wayne Sanders Drivers Education Motorcycle Safety
Drivers Education at S.F.H.S. will be a one semester class beginning with the '78 fall semester. The class takes the beginning driver from an elementary skill level and progresses to an elevated level of competency needed for the safe efficient integration into contemporary society's driving scene. Students participate in a three phase program of classroom, range and street driving instruction. Other courses offered are: 1) Motorcycle safety. One of the most popular classes in school. The class takes beginning and advanced riders alike through a progressive series of riding capabilities and skill. More advanced students participate in sand racing, flat-tracking and cycle repair, as well as competition and motocross racing; 2) General Safety and First Aid. The Safety section of the class teaches the student personal and family safety, including units on home, industrial, and recreational safety with a basic First Aid course.
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Physical Education ' ' Physical Education teaches individual skills, coordination and sportsmanship. Students are given the opportunity to test their ability and prove their stamina in sports t h a t involve both physical effort and control. Because of the well-rounded P.E. program at SFHS students can choose which sports they will participate in. Baseball, basketball, volleyball, track and gymnastics are some of the popular offerings. Unfortunately, we do not have a swimming pool a t this time, but the positive effect of the PE program is seen in the winning varsity athletic teams that the school is able to field in all the major and minor sports.
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Mechanical Drawing ^ H Industrial Arts
Mechanical Drawing, often known as Drafting, teaches students the basic fundamentals of Mechanical drawing and Architectural drawing. After working hard and spending a lot of time on a drawing, students also learn patience and discipline, which is essential in any field of technical work. Courses offered are: Mechanical Drawing I and II and III. Industrial Arts teaches a knowledge of tools and their techniques as well as the basics of woodworking, machines and shop practice and ordinary repairs.
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Naval Science Captain J. J. Herrick Naval Science George Wright, CPO Naval Science
Naval Science, or N.J.R.O.T.C., teaches Naval Orientation, Navigation, Leadership, Seamanship, Naval History, Drills, Electronics, Gunnery, Oceanography, Meteorology and Naval Vessels. The cadets not only learn the above, but respect, both for themselves and others. Every year, some cadets are taken to San Diego to experience navy life. Self reliance, responsibility and public appearances are important benefits of these classes.
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Martin Jacobson Keaton Johnson Carol Jones
Marian McDonald Ronald Wegelin
Counselors
The Counselors play a big part in a students school and home life. Counselors give guidance in both emotional and educational problems. They also help students with registration in High School as well as with future plans of college or vocational education. Our Counselors are in charge of all group testing and help interpret the SAT and ACT test scores for students. Foreign students here on exchange programs also are the responsibility of this office.
Librarians
Dolores Borgrink Josephine Duran
Dora Gomez Donna Shomaker Milton Sternberg
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The Library offers students information on many subjects as well as books for pleasure reading. The Library's uses are many - from research to a place to study. Book theft was always a problem in the past but a new machine was installed this year. The machine beeps when a person walks through it with a book that has not been checked out. Audio-visual material is offered as well as an Audio-visual room where programs are offered to classes and groups. Movies and lectures by guest speakers are favorites of the classes.
[Nurses The Nurses have the happy task of getting all students to comply with the mandatory immunizations which have been established by State law. Without these, the student is not allowed to continue in school. Their office-infirmary is a busy place as they deal with campus accidents, sports injuries, and a variety of maladies, real and imagined. With professional calm, they administer ice packs, advice and reassurance. Mrs. Fidel or Mrs. Harris must decide whether to call the doctor, call the parents, or call the attendance officer to cope with the more serious problems.
Resource Room The resource room, under the direction of Mrs. Susan Rael, offers help and guidance for those encountering learning difficulties or lagging in their grade level. Here the student is helped to master better study habits and develop necessary basic skills.
Secretaries The administrative offices, counseling, attendance and business departments are kept running efficiently through the dedicated work of our school secretaries. Irene Aranda, Cleo Baca, Bertha Garcia, Flora Moya, Patsy Montoya, Evelyn Pacheco, Ann Patty, Mary Roybal, Yolanda Roybal and Martha Wegelin provide expertise in record keeping, financial accounts, the telephone switchboard, correspondence and information. Our school couldn't be in better hands. To the right: Irene Aranda, Flora Moya and Evelyn Pacheco
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Well balanced meals attractively served are the daily standard of our cafeteria. Our expert cooks prepare the food in the cafeteria kitchen and the mouth-watering smells that waft across campus by late morning are nearly irresistible. With two back to back lunch hours, service is rapid and generous portions are enjoyed in the comfort of our spacious Activity Center. The heating, air conditioning, plumbing, electricity, and structural repairs for the SFHS plant are ably supervised by John Padilla, our maintenance department head. Every call for him on the intercom signals a crisis somewhere on campus.
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VO-TECH Vo-Tech supplies the need for training which will assure the student of prompt employment opportunity. Whether this young person plans to end his or her formal education with the twelfth grade or finds it necessary to hold down a job in order to complete further education, Vo-Tech has a program to fit the situation. A dynamic administration and a straight-forward approach to learning a trade characterize this school. Students actively participate in work-study programs, make career decisions through club activities and organize themselves for life as independent individuals.
Principal Fernando Ramirez
Assistant Principal Orlando Romero
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Trade And Industry Fabian Chavez Horticulture Al Dial Welding
Machine Shop, Welding, Auto Collision, Auto Mechanics, Electronics, Architecture Building Trades; these are the courses that challenge young men and women who want to make things work, build things with their own hands, or experiment with new techniques. For those who have the irresistible urge to make things grow, Horticulture offers exciting opportunities to work with plants. Vo-Tech graduates in each of these fields are finding their work and futures in trade and industry careers.
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Floyd Gonzales Auto Mechanics
Oliver Holmes Auto Collision Larry Salganek Electronics
John Schmelz Architectural Drawing Carlos Vigil Pre-Vocatlonal Woods
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Business - Marketing
Dery 11 Averitt Accounting John George ICT, Co-op
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Dave Prakken ICT, Co-op Orlando Romero Data Processing
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Mike Vialpando Typing, Accounting
Mabel Vigil Business Communications Secretarial & Office
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Connie Martinez
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Louise Ramirez
Counselors Mary Lane and Doug Enloe work closely with Vo-Tech students on problems of employment, aptitude, home and personal problems, specialized training and other situations where professional help is needed. The dedicated Vo-Tech secretaries keep work coordinated between office and classroom and keep up with the myriad details that go to keep the school functioning efficiently. Correspondence, telephone calls and records are their daily fare.
Pre-School, Special Ed, Nursing
Violet Archuleta Nurses Aide
Connie Sue Johnson Pre-School
Lillian Tennyson Nursing
Sue VanBuskirk Special Ed
Introduction to Nursing serves as a first course designed for students who plan on a career in nursing. Standard hospital procedures are studied and experience is gained in taking temperature, pulse and blood pressure. Pre-School is for those who are interested in the teaching field. These students first receive instruction in classroom procedure and theory and are then given the opportunity to work with teachers in actual pre-school classes. Special Ed is focused on particular learning problems and exceptional needs, providing instruction and basis skills to enable students to utilize their abilities most effectively.
English - Learning Center Standard academic courses are emphasized at Vo-Tech. Completion of the required hours of English, History and Math is necessary for graduation and a must for any job seeker. In the English Department, the Learning Center is operated to assist any student who has difficulty with reading or is falling behind in class work that his records indicate he is capable of performing. Literature, U. S. History, and the Metric system keep students interested even when the work is poured on.
Sharon Clark Learning Center Ann Folks English
Gilbert Mier English Betty Milligan English
Linda Romero English Hank Snow English
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Ernest Gonzales D.S. History Paul Trujtllo U.S. History
History - Mathematics
Thad Harris Math Jerry Isaacs Math
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ORGANIZATIONS
Jr. Drillettes
Junior Varsity Drillettes: First row from left to right: Felice Wilner, Caroline Rivera, Nancy Rivera, Nancy Vigil, Patricia Vigil, Evelyn Baca, Cheryl Koppa, Dina Baca, Second row: Angelica Vialpando, Dana Carrell, Kathy McGuire, Carmella Trujillo, Dana Chambers, Laura Montoya, Tammy Holyk, Laurie Saladen.
Organizations are shared time and interests where ideas and efforts accomplish goals for all. This sharing gives a spirit of unity and a sense of belonging to those who participate. Organizations teach some of the requirements of the structure of society - how man, a social being, needs to work with those around him to improve the life experience of all. Somewhere out in space, there probably is a club that studies the earth. Until they get here, our own are a pretty good place to be. 881
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Row 1: Julie Payne, Janell Neeley, Mona Bruch, Carmella Roybal, Monica Berry, Jeanette Romero, Mark Gonzales. Row 2: Kieth Watson, Yvette Nieto, Robert Mier, Kayle Neeley, Linnea Egbert, JoAnne Gonzales, Robert Quintana. Row 3: Jo Ann Gallegos, Judi Salazar, Glenda Jasso, Diane Chavez, Renee Jaquez, Val Martinez, Anthony Ronquillo.
Student Council works with the school administration to provide better communication between students and the system. It is also the unifying group for school spirit and major activities of the year. This year. Student Council hosted a domestic exchange with students from Ridgewood High School, New Jersey, and also produced Homecoming, Demon Christmas, Snowball and Demon Vaudeville. President Robert Quintana, guided by sponsors Candace Gillis and Orlando Baca, kept things moving.
Student Council Officers: row 1: Keith Watson, Treaa., Julie Payne, Secy., Jeanette Romero, SecyAnthony Ronquillo. District President. Row 2: Robert Quintana, SFHS Student Council President, Kayle Neeley, Vice President.
Exchange Students
Exchange Students, row 1: HUdegard Gartner, Austria, Jesper Holm, Denmark, Lis Qvortrup, Denmark. Row 2: Octavio Somvano, Mexico, Jose Tost, Venezuela, Jairo Gomez, Colombia, Ruben Dario Salazar, Colombia, Morten Kristensen, Denmark.
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Since 1962, students from other countries have been involved in our exchange program. Organized by the Counseling Department, students from SFHS are sent abroad as well as our receiving foreign ones. The opportunities for friendship and broader understanding of different cultures is of inestimable educational benefit to all involved in this travel-study program. Octavio Somvano, above, from Mexico, is typical of the bright young people we receive.
Our exchange students entered into SFHS campus life with enthusiasm, taking full loads of classes and participating in sports and activities. In spite of any "language barrier", excelled in whatever was undertaken and made lasting friends throughout the school. Jesper Holm took the opportunity to join the
Communications class and became a familiar figure videotaping sports events and assemblies. Morten Kristensen won the honor of being selected for Royal Blues. All of the Mexico and South American students excelled in soccer and several were on the varsity team. Ruben Dario Salazar won a berth
on Varsity Tennis, also, and made it to the finals of the SFHS Table Tennis tournament. Jairo Gomez joined Para Manana as a photographer. This involvement, which was shared by all the visiting students, is what makes the program so worth while and keeps it going year after year.
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Rodeo Club
First row from left to right: Angela Prada, Betsie Weil, Darrell Smith, Senaida Sanchez, Steve Edwards. Second row: Marty Sena, Paul Cook, Robert Weil, Elloy Garcia, Anne Beacham. Third row: Clay Cash, Hillery Johnstone, Carl Sellers, Frank Sena, Joe Beacham, Becky Morris, Mr. George.
Rodeo Club affirms the Western heritage of SFHS is alive and well. Members belong to the National Jr. Rodeo Assn,. and participate in rodeos across the state during the year. Bronc riding, barrel racing and roping all demand the best in riders and complete control in tense situations. Rodeo Club is a practical school for future champions. 286
Rodeo Club Officers: Row 1: Betsie Weil, Treas., Hillery Johnstone, Secy., Bow 8: Mr. George, sponsor, Frank Sena, Joe Bonrham, Carl Sellers.
First row from left to right: Irma Oriego, Roberta Montoya, Cathy Trujillo, Deanne Chavez, Carmella Lopez, Gloria Montoya, Melinda Martinez, Rosalie Vigil, Roseann Romero, Bea Montoya. Second row: Margaret Ortega, Beverly Reak, Joann Vasquez, Sammy Ojinaga, Andy Phyfe, Rosemary Montono, Liz Roybal, Rosemary De Vargaz, Ralph Lopez, Mrs. Thorton.
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DEĂ&#x2021;A is a national organization which gives students on-the-job training. This enables the members to gain experience for their future occupations. The students devote time and effort to vocational programs under the guidance of their sponsor, Mrs. Thorton. Distributive Education Clubs of America is a valuable organization for students who intend to go into office techniques and occupations. Deo* Offioers: From Left to right: Sammy Ojinaga, Parliamentarian. Doenn Chaves, President, Margaret Ortega, Sweetheart, Andy Phyfe, Vioe President. 287
Demon Spotlight
Demon Spotlight: First row from left to right: Patty Maes, Kelly Hunt, Josina Garcia, Jeff Anstey, Jesper Holm, Second Row: Annette Griego, Marie Sanchez, Gerald Vanderford, Hildegard Gartner, Travis Bryant, Third row: Jairo Gomez, Timothy Dill, Tracy Kuntz, Mrs. Marilyn Huber.
The popular Demon Spotlight TV program, is produced by the Communications class and under the supervision of Marilyn Huber. Students are responsible for the programming, direction, video taping, and frequently, the actual performing for the weekly show which is seen from a local TV station. A new class dreamed up by Mrs. Huber just a few years ago, it is now firmly established in the curriculum. Students gain invaluable experience in using communications equipment and recognize the strong influence of the media on present day 288
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Junior Class
First row from left to right: Angela Montoya, Julie Billings, Sandra Lucero, Deborah Romero, Pola Lucero, Melissa Miera, Yvette Nieto, Maya Moyle, Lucia Maestas. Second row: Brenda Devine, Trina Topp, Brenda Montono, Stephanie Casaus, Mona Bruch, Renee Jacquez, Debbie Dimas, Marcia Gonzales, JoAnne Gonzales. Third row: Donna Chambers, Susie Trujillo, Linda Moya, Tessa Sena, Diane Chavez, Joann Gallegos, Anita Lujan, Renee Chavez, Judi Salazar. Fourth row: Johnette Montoya, Pam Welch, Dora Aragon, Harold Stacy, Peter Komis, Anna Romero, Denise Harenberg, Pam McClutchey, Mrs. Rodriguez.
Junior Class officers: First row front left to right: Diane Chavez, Treasurer, Judi ggo Salazar. Secretary. Second row: Anna Romero, President.
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Speech Team
First row from left to right: Patty Vigil, Lourdez Zamora, Jackie Gonzales, Kay Campbell, David Kingsbury. Second row: Juanita Huff, Lisa Barela, Anna Duran, Leslie Mugleston, Martha Segura, Claudia Wier, Mrs. Etbelbah. Third row: Jodi McGinnis, Larry Kiefer, Rob Levitt, Kim Koomoa, Robert Quintana, Eric Burman, Ricky Herrera.
The Speech Team at SFHS belongs to a national organization called the National Forensic League. Speech is very important in terms of communication. It makes a student aware of national and world problems. Speech helps students learn to be able to express themselves logically, creatively, and intelligently. The members participate in debate, Drama, and individual speaking. This year's speech student of the year was Loudez Zamora. Ricky Herrera came in 2nd, and Eric Burman came in 3rd. This year was a very successful year for the Speech Team. They won many trophies.
Speech Team Officers: First row: Lourdez Zamora. Second row: Leslie Mugleston. Ricky Herrera.
Senior Class
First row from left to right: Carmella Roybal, Roberta Montoya, Cathy Trujillo, Maggie Martinez, John Gonzales, Anna Montoya, RenĂŠe Barela, Rose Esquibel. Second row: Becky Martinez, Annette Benevidez, Jo Anne Gonzales, Jo Anne Vasquez, Carla Luna, Deanne Chavez, Mary Roybal. Third row: Diane Gonzales, Steve Vialpando, Libby Perea, Stanley Moya, Dan Mac Rae, Tim Phillips. Patrick Marguez, Michelle Lucero.
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Officers Staff: 1st row: Kellie Wharton. Second row from left to right: Jerome Coriz, Rosemary Valdez. Third row: Debbie Armijo, Patrick Snyder, Linnea Egbert, Mark Gonzales.
The Naval Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps unit at SFHS, commanded by Captain John Herrick and Chief George Wright, enables students to learn about Electronics, Navigation, Oceonography, Seamanship, and Gunnery. But most importantly, the NJROTC unit teaches "leadership." Leadership in the NJROTC is very important in determining one's rank. Grades, attitude, and military capabilities also determine one's rank or superiority. NJROTC is very challenging for the students. Students feel proud because they are treated equally and are recognized as an individual. This year, some members of the NJROTC unit went to San Diego over the Spring break. They went to Leadership school, Morse Code school, and Corpman school. They also went on a ship, learned about many of the mechanical parts on a ship. Discipline is very important in the NJROTC unit. The students experience a challenging, and unforgettable year.
Officers: First row from left to right: Marie Garcia, John Montoya, Rosemary Valdez, Linnea Egbert. Second row: Kellie Wharton, Ronald Gonzales, Jerome Corric
Color Guard: First row from left to right: Olivia Rodriguez, Marie Garcia, John Montoya. Second Rwo: Roland Valdez, Ron Gonzales, Jerome Corriz.
Naval Solenoe m . First Platoon: First row from left to right: John Montoya, Rosemary Sanchez, Ronald Gonzales, Jerome Corriz, Debbie Arnujo. Second row: Mark Gonzales. Chuck Wilder. Rosemary Valdez, Patrick Snyder, Robert Pabinquit. Third row: Kelly Horton, Linnea Egbert, James Daum, Gary Holladay,
Second Platoon: First row from left to right: Roland Valdez, Kay Moore, Lisa Barela, Chris Byres, Olivia Rodriguez, Marie Garcia, Kathy Culberson, Mary Fava. Second row: Mark Gonzales, Gene Rodriguez, Mike Olson, Marcos Cordova, Ken Daugherty, Ray Casados, Ronnie Pena, Mark Trimmer. Third row: Kellie Wharton, Andy Montgomery, John Peden, Warren Rumpel, Rick Carter, Gilbert Arguello.
Third and Sixth Platoon: First row from left to right: Drucilia Jimenez, Cynthia Martin. Venetta Grace, Marty Sena, Alvin Pabinquit, Robert Boggs, Phillip Griego. Liitnea Egbert. Second row: John Montoya. Alan Yaeger, Richard Kingsbury, Bertha Montoya, Kurtis Hien, Cathy Culberson, Royanne Aringdale, James Daum. Third row: Mark Boddy, Gerald Lee, Bruce Booker, Mike Weishaupt, Chris Smith. 896
Fourth Platoon: First row from left to right: Jerome Corriz, Robert Meyer, James Dixon, Ben Rael. Robert Martin, Myave Mohr. Second row: Paul Apodaca, Lori Ann Rathke, Michael Vigil, Robert Armijo. Third row: Julian Coriz, Edward Kinsky, James Haber, Tim Leibel.
Drill Teams: First row from left to right: John Montoya, Mary Fava. Olivia Rodriguez, Lori Ann Rathke, Jerome Corriz. Second row: Rosemary Valdez, Brenda Oakely, Debbie Armijo, Carmen Leyba. Third row: Chris Smith. Linnea Egbert, Kellie Wharton, Kay Moore, Kurtis Hien.
Model U.N, Model U.M. strives to promote awareness of the role of the United Nations Assembly in international affairs. Under the sponsorship of June Burke, the club works each year to hold a model working session based on the actual issues and global problems currently before the U.N. in New York. Area school share in the session, with each school or group taking the role of one nation and speaking for it. These yearly conferences are held at the State Capitol.
Model U.N.: First row from left to right: James Lillich, Rachelle Christ, Carolyn Dukeminier, Second row: James Snead, Paul Apodoca, Andrea Dutcher.
Grass Club This year, Mr. Ortega and his Grass Club continued the clubs' on-going project of the landscaping and beautification of the SFHS campus. The Biology building was the focus of this years effort where a fence was erected to protect the shrubs, pinon trees and rockwork of the newly developed area. The walls, benches, trees and other planting and construction work done by Mr. Ortegas olub are a credit to them and the school. The ruined lawn by the administration building is no credit to those who helped destroy it and is a loss to those who enjoy the pleasure and relaxation a lawn offers. 888
Grass Club: First row from left to right: Anthony Duran. Arthur Leyba, Richard Paoheco, Tommy Montoya, Mike ManzanareÂť. Second Row: Arthur Martinez, Richard Christner, Stanley Terkman, Ron Ortiz, Raymond Salcido, Charlie Peters, Third row: Jerry Honnell. Anthony Cordova, Richard Romero, Gilbert Leyba, Sigred Rivera, Joe Fava
Credit Union The Second Student Federal Credit Union provides SFHS students with the services generally associated with a savings and loan organization. After making a minimum deposit of cash, the student establishes his account where he may make deposits or withdrawals, or if necessary, receive a loan based on his credit rating. Accounts earned a healthy 6% interest, with a lid of $300 on borrowing. Run by and for the SFHS students, much practical experience is gained.
Second Student Federal Credit Union: First row from left to right: Alan Roybal. Blaine Villa, Roland Valdez, Second row: Traoie Le Bow, Greg Quintana, Robin Rodriguez 299
Demon Debs
Demon Debs: First row left to right: Jeanette Arquero, Susan Griego, Tina Lopez, and Susan Gonzales; second row: Wanda Baca, Loretta Sandoval, and Veronica Barela; third row: Linda Cardenas, Claudette Romero, Bernadette Ortiz, Patricia Montano, Juliette Maestas, and Cathy Rodriguez.
One of the most spirited groups on campus has to be the Demon Debs. Together with their sponsor, Mrs. Connie Johnson, the girls practice long hours to make sure every performance is a memorable one. They beautifully represent the school by being present in uniform at all games. That is only one of the many things they do to show their demon pride.
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Left to right: Susan Griego. Head: Linda Cardenas. Co-Head: Tina Lopez, Sec.-Treas.
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German Club Knockwurst and weinerschnitzel a r e magic words to any t r u e member of the German Club. The members are devoted to the language, culture and traditions of Deutschland and even cook the food, when they can find the proper cookbook. Among club activities this year were the foreign language weekend at Glorieta and the construction of a prize winning float for the Homecoming parade. German Club: First row from left to right: Greg Kopp, Katja Wait, Vivian Fine, Second row: Danaya Wright, Kevin Kenner, Mark Trimmer, Chris Gonzales, Christina Boyce, Third row: Steve Williams, Bobby Leyba, Watasha Nix, Lisa Maxwell, Doug Romig, Sandra Hodgin, Miss Stapleton.
French Club: First row from left to right: Anne Marie Armijo, Bobby Childers, HoUyce Hamilton, Nancy Kruhmin, Sherryl Ankeny, Ginny McClutchey, Cindy Stranahan, Lea Ann Eaves, Susan Dukeminier, Carolyn Dukeminier, Second row: Diane McEvelly, Gina Torres, Melissa Nelson, Pam McClutchey, Carie Warner, Bob McDonald, Ginny Olcott, Christie Eaves, Jessica Holbrook, Judy Greaves,
French Club France, its culture, history and language, is the focus of interest for the French Club. Songs, skits and conversation are p a r t of the approach to linguistic competency. This year Sponsor Judy Greaves took to the kitchen to whip up an authentic crepes meal for the club. The weekend language workshop a t Glorieta gave members an opportunity to try out aw their skills on students from other schools.
Sophomore Class
Sophomore Class: First row from left to right: Patricia Montano, DeDe Jaramillo, Michelle Gallegos, Ginger Conley, Doris Salazar, Juliette Maestas, Tim Blevins, Second row: Loretta Romero, Mr. Velarde, Mr. Martinez, Mr. Gallegos, Yvette Gonzales, Robert Mier.
Freshman Class
Freshman Class: First row from loft to right: Marty Esquibel, GĂŠraldine Martinez, Nancy Rivera, Karen Keahbone, Mary Grace Rael, Camille Bustamante, Glenda Ortiz, Cathryn Alarid, Second Row: Anna Gallegos. Cathy Duran, Jonya Garcia, Deanna Martinez, Renne Martinez, David Alvarez, Bill Hunt, Vernon Martinez, Laura Montoya, Carla Chambers, Dana Chambers, Third row: Elisabeth Romero, Nina Slmms, Nettie Romero. Frances Griego, Gina Rodriguez, Angela Boling. Lori Espy, Anthony Anaya, Anne Gurule, Avery Armijo, Mr. Zern.
Key Club
First row from left to right: Joe Garcia, Jesper Holm, Pauline Lucero, Liz Backenstow, Susan Dukeminier, Kristen Fehervary, Chuck Paynter, John Salinas. Second row: Liz Quortrup, Julie Neidorf, Maria Goler, Louise Lopez, Frances Robinson, Annette Wilder, Shelby Doran, Amy Miller, Pam Moore, Betsy Joyce, Rhonda Paynter. Third row: Michael Rodriguez, Tom Fitch, Ruth Weidner, Valerie Martinez, Anne Thompson, Jeanie Armbruster, Sandrin Hodgin, Vivian Fine, Watasha Nix, Paula Moya, Melinda Lopez, Sheri Holder, Mike Bachicha. Fourth row: Jodie Jennison, Krista Rolstad, Jerry Reynolds, Kellam Newell, Alan Clarke, Keith Watson, Karic Warner, Glenda Jasso, Tom Doles, Mark Oakeley, Beverly Ortiz, Pam Welch, Bill Chapman, Eric Witt, Amy Mathews, Mr. Talaske.
Key Club functions to encourage the development of civic-minded, responsible young citizens 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 and later grace the months on the Key Club Calendar with their pictures. This year Key Club also hosted the regional convention for the first time. 304
Key Club Officers: First row from left to right: Tom Doles, President, Jodie Jennison, Sweetheart, Jerry Reynolds, Secretary, Keith Watson, Treasurer, Mr. Talaske, Sponsor.
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First row from left to right: Terry Martinez, Pam TrujiUo, Evelyn Baca, Pam Valdez, Katrina Overcash, Angela Montoya, Louise Quintana, Susan Rivera, Maureen Hyde. Second row: Vincent Vieira, Margie Solis, Ramona Nye, Jennifer Jasper, Mary Bodelson, Ken Pino, Robert Pabinquit, Alberta Vieira, Mona Bruch. Third row: Mrs. Jane Zinn, Tammy Holyk, Audrey Moore, Dolores Rael, Marsha Fresquez, Theresa Quintana, Anita Lujan, Jo Ann Gallegos, Rene Jacquez, Marlene Rivera.
Pan American The "Pan American" club at Santa Fe High School is set up to establish good relations between the people of Latin America and the United States. To work toward this goal, members of the club have a cultural exchange trip to Mexico annually. This past year, Pan Am went to Mazatlan. They experienced speaking a different language, eating different foods, and living in a different cultural community. They learned about the different area customs, and viewed many historical sites. During their stay at an ocean resort, they enjoyed swimming, tanning, and other beach activities. Pan Am members earned enough money to finance their trip by sponsoring a school dance, having bake and tamale sales, and selling candy. The years' Pan American queen, Theresa Quintana, was honored at the annual formal Pan Am dinner held on 808 May 17 in the activity center.
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Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Junior Varsity Cheerleaders remember that when "you're number two you have to t r y harder." Nearly all of them plan to be next years' varsity and they all know that it isn't handed to them automatically. As the official cheering squad for the JV teams, they produce the cheers of joy in victory and the support in defeat necessary for player morale. Its a solid job.
Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Tracy LeBow, Liz Quintana, Susie Ortega, Kris Brown, Debbie Wildenstein-Head.
Blue Squad Cheerleaders: First row from left to right: Shauna Allen, Deanna Martinez, Glenda Ortiz, Jodie Jennison, Perla C De Baca, Maria Armyo, Anna Gallegos, Elizabeth Romero.
Freshmen Cheerleaders
Freshman Cheerleaders-Gold Team: First row from left to right; Peggy Baca, Kadra Knudson. Lee Ann Osborne. Catheryn Alarid, Kathy Michaela. Frances Griego. Penny Tubba.
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Varsity Cheerleaders
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Varsity Cheerleaders: Sponsor, Patsy Montoya, Patricia Chavez, Sandra Lucero, Leslie Romero, Charlie Martinez, Anna Montoya, Maria Goler.
Monica Roybal who lighted up our lives too briefly, is gone from us. In our loss and grief, we glimpsed a basic truth that the human heart and spirit, alone, can bridge the empty spaces of existence and enable us to walk with courage our life ahead. Monica has gone far ahead of us in space and time, but she reaches out and touches the lives of all of us at our best. She is gone from us, but her laughter remains in our ears, her love warm in our hearts, and we know she exists still . . . Somewhere.
They say lightning never strikes twice, but the Varsity Cheerleaders found out, heartbreakingly, that it does. The second irreparable blow fell on Charlie Martinez; beautiful, buoyant and alive one day, the next, gone forever. There is a reason in the universe, but not knowing what it is intensifies the pain. Still Charlie would have wanted the cheers to go on . . .
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Editor Susan Griego Staff: Linda Cardinas Tina Lopez Consuelo Gallegos Marlene Rivera Bernie Romero Steve Sandoval Brenda Devine Peter Komis Wendy Nichols Trina Topp Ginger Conley Yvette Gonzales Juliette Maestas Robert Mier Doris Salazar Liz Backinstow Sheryl Ankeny Photography Chet Finlinson Gabe Jaramillo John Davis Jairo Gomez Bruce Payne Harold Stacy Juan Rios Tim Blevins Robert Mier Scott Gosling Design Holly Huber
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Choirs
Advanced Acepella Choir: First row from left to right: Claudette Romero, Suzette Tapia, Claudia Wier, Louise Apodaca, Julie Pena, Kris Brown, Keith Vanderford, Richard Sena, Bobby Childers, Ricky Herrera, Carol Tubbs, Martha Gallegos, DeDe Jaramillo, Jackie Garcia, Berna Rivera, KiKi Trujillo, Leslie Pope, Miss Gutierrez, Director. Second row: Kerri Morris, Nancy Kruhmin, Julie Payne, Diane Sena, Krista Rolstad, Martha Segura, GiGi Bradley, Carlos McEvilly, Charles Montoya, Robert Pabinquit, Michael Morris, Loretta Sandoval, Susie Ortega, JoAnne Gonzalez, Karla Pabinquit, Anity Lujan, Tracy Boydston, Laura Shinholser, Cheryl Davis. Third row: Terri Kuntz, Cammie Walrath, Ruth Lacy, Gay Skinner, Dave Gibson, Ricky Shaw, Seith Watson, Brad Bingham, Michael Catanach, Yvonne Turner, Lisa Maxwell, Laura High, Vicki Fry, Leslie Neal.
All State Choir: row 1: Robert Pabinquit. Claudio Wier. Kiki Trujillo. Cheryl Davis. Leslie Pope. Vicki Fry. Ricky Herrera. Row 2: Ricky Shaw, Julie Payne, Cammie Walrath. Dorothy Garcia. Leslie Neal, Gay Skinner, Michael Catanach. 314
Madrigal Choir: Robert Pabinquit, Bobby Childers, Michael Catanach, Claudia Wier, Nancy Krummin, Oay Skinner, Vicki Fry, Cammie Walrath, Laura High, Jo Anne Gonzales, Kiki Trujillo, Ricky Shaw, Ricky Herrera.
Treble Choir: row 1, Marcia Bradshaw. Bernadette Cortez, Veronica Barela, Katerina Overcash. Jeanne Lopez. Wanda Meadows, Felicity Kuelthau, Melinda Velasquez, Melissa Wright, Miss Gutierrez. Director. Row 2: Penny Tubbs. Dorothy Garcia. Patricia McHugh, Lisa Martinez, Lisa Barela, Diane A. Chavez, Elizabeth Martinez, Jennifer Jasper, Anna Sena. Row 3: Sheryl Estergreen. Nan Jacoby. Jody Wood. Debby Byrnes. Ellie Barron. Maria Swire. Sharmaine Lopez, Susan Addington, Martha Kruhmln.
Choir In Texas
Under the direction of Marylinda Outierrez, the SFHS choirs have gained honors and applause wherever they have performed. As
usual. Miss Gutierrez took her choir to compete out of state this year, and as usual, they ranked as the top choral group. Particularly rewarding to the singers was the trip to Texas.
Future Farmers Of America
FFA: First row from left to right: Chris La Forge, Clay Cash, Esther Archuleta, Pauline Salazar, Laura Romero, Dana Luchetti, Pamela Roy, Jill Stewart, Theresa Serrano, Tommy Spagnola, Andrew Garcia, David Dye, Sergio Tellez, Kayle Newley, Second Row: Eric Haggard, Louis Valdez, JoAnne Gonzales, Alan Gladfelter, Sam Montoya, Evy Jaramillo, Eloy Garcia, Melonie Brown, Yola Romero, Bernice Herrerra, Third row: Floyd James, Cindy Velasquez, Candy Scoggins, Adam Byrd, Joseph Archuleta, Darrell Smith, Tim Pearch, Mike Brooks
The officers of FFA, at right, are: row 1: President, Yola Romero, Sentinel, Ivy Jaramillo, Secretary, Dana Luchetti. Row 2: Vice-President, Melanie Brown, Reporter, Tim Pearch, Treasurer, Chris LaForbe. The sponsor is Horticulture instructor, Fabian Chavez.
F B L A
FBLA Members: First row from left to right: Renee Ruiz, Carla Basham, Angela Block, Debbie Womack, Andrew Trujillo. Leslie Romero, Sandra Lucero, Belle Quintana, Debbie Wildenstein, Carmella Roybal. Juliette Maestas, Alan Roybal, Georgia Dean, Charlie Martinez, second row: Mr. Velarde, Angela Ortiz, Suzanne Garcia, Lisa Ortiz. Adrianna Montiel, Rosemary Devine. Jeanne Cook. Brenda Quintana, Rick Guiterrez, Marie Rael, Jeanette Romero, Juanita Trujillo, Pola Lucero, Donna Kennedy. Doris Martinez, Tricia Chavez. Third row: Miss Viga, Mrs. Peralta, Antonio Griego. Mike Beardsley. Gary Sanchez, Steve Gonzales, Becky Martinez, Harold Dixon, Mark 380 L'Heurux. Michael Rodriguez, Ronnie Lucero. Robert Pabinquit, Roland Valdez, Julio Chavez, Mr. Baca.
Under the enthusiastic leadership of sponsor Orlando Baca, FBLĂ&#x201A; re-proved the old adage that nothing succeeds like success. This club, made up of Business students, ended up organizing, participating in, or contributing to half of the projects and activities on Campus. Their major venture was the Demon Depot, a shop on campus where supplies, snacks, Demon banners, T-shirts and other school-related items were sold during lunch hour. In running this store, the students gained first-hand knowledge of how to handle a business, from stocking the merchandise to dealing with shoplifting, and from work assignments to distribution of profit. Through the latter, SFHS gained two distinctive murals; the Demon figure in the gym and the Demon Country banner across the top of the library. FBLA has it made.
Mat Maids Smiling for the camera, or cheering for the Wrestling Team, the Mat Maids display beauty, charm, and spirit. The familiar blue and gold uniforms are seen at all matches where their dedication to the sport and to their team strengthens Demon Power. Long hours of work go into practicing cheers and formation, but the appreciation of our fans and our team make it all worth while for the Mat Maids. Mat Maids: Front, Cheri Holder, second, Vangie Romero, third, Cindy Bustos, standing, Olenda Lopez, Oina Trujillo and Dolores Oarcia.
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Staters
Boys and Oirls Staters: First row from left to right: Julie Payne, John Gundzik, Louise Quintana, Jeanie Armbruster, Second row: John Salinas, Robert Quintana, Erik Vedeler, Lisa Ortiz, Jow Montes, Mark Gonzales, Third row: Kate Wellett, Rhonda Paynter, Russ Stamets, Mark Kidman, Bob McDonald, Anthony Ronquillo, Glenda Jasso.
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Honor Society
Staters win their positions in the club through competitive try-outs where each candidate is judged on appearance, poise, and speech. Under the sponsorship of the American Legion, Staters participate in a state-wide convention to study the function and operation of government in a democratic society.
Members of Honor Society are chosen by their academic records and represent the most dedicated and talented students at SFHS. A lowering of the grade average can result in removal from the club which is a member of the National Honor Society organization. In addition to keeping up their studies, members are involved in community projects related to education.
Honor Society MemberÂŤ First row from left to right: Betsy O'Neill, Betsie Weil, One Grace, Orlando Griego. Steven Kidman, Annette Benavidez, Dolores Abeyta, Mary Alerid, Leslie Romero, Charlie Fitch. Juliette Maestaa, Kirsten Lambert. Second Row: Laura Cower, Brenda Eager. Josina Romero, Elain Beard, Druana Chacon, Anna Romero, Anita Lujan. Sandra Lucero. Valerie Martinez, Meg Goldberg. Leslie Mugleston, Tracy Boydston. Patricia Montano, Elaine Catanach. Bev Ortiz. Third row: Nancy Kruhmin, Heather Gladfelter. Alice Moore, Francis Allocca. Christie Eaves, John Gundzik, Kerri Morris, Jeanette Romero, Marsha Fresquez, Cammie Walrath, Belle Quintanna. Mona Bruch. Frank Teirney. Linda Moya, Jackie Romero, Fourth row: Kate Willett. Tracy Olcott. Danaya Wright, Mary Keeran. Louise Lineberry. Ricky Shaw. Andy Montgomery. Paul Apodaca, Frank Vigil, Steve Baca. Kim Franklin, Mr. Perfore.
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