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| Title | La Chispa Socorro High School |
| Date | 1981-05-22 |
| Description |
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Ten Achieve Academic Excellence
By Lisa Mossman
This year, as every other year, the senior class has ten
students who top the list. The person who tops the top of the
list is Sylvia Reyes — Valedictorian. Saluatorian is Rosanne
Loya.
Sylvia is graduating with a 4.0 grade average, the highest
anyone can get. Sylvia has been involved with various
activities such as Band, sweetheart, drummajorette,
secretary, president; All- Region Band; Literary Club, editor;
Spanish Club, president; just to name a few.
Rosanne is sraduating with a 3.918 average. Rosanne
has been ‘ovalved in F. HL. A.; key club; N.J.HLS S.; N.H.S.;
Student Council; Gifted and Talented and was Most Popular
this year. CYNTHIA BURKS
Lillian Robledo has a grade point average of 3.9152 and -
is graduating third out of 215. Lillian has been active in :
National Honor Society, Future Farmers of America, and was
sentinal in 79-81. She was also elected as an outstanding
member in F.F.A., named to the Society of Distinguished
American High School Students, and involved in the Gifted
and Talented.
Fourth is Lina Lopez. Lina’s grade point average is
3.9074. Lina has been involved in cheerleading; Spanish Club;
N.J.H.S.;N.H.S.; Society of Distinguished American
students; Gifted and Talented and was voted Most Studious.
ROSANNE LOYA Cynthia Burks is ranked fifth in her class. She has the BALLARD COLDWELL
grade point average of 3.8852. Cynthia has been involved in
N.J.H.S.; N.H.S.; and Who’s Who in America.
Sixth on the Top Ten list is Ballard Coldwell, with a
grade point average of 3.8852. Ballard has been involved in
Band, Beau; N.H.S.; Gifted and Talented and Who’s Who in
America and Society of Distinguished American students.
Lynn Koivisto has a 3.8771 in a class of 215. She
ranked seventh in her class. Lynn was involved in drama;
cheerleaders; Gifted and Talented; Senior Optimist; Miss
= S.H.S. and was yearbook editor.
eo eee Alan Schwartz is the eighth in his class. He had the
LILLIAN ROBLEDO grade point average of 3.8113. Alan has been involved in ALAN SCHWARTZ
_ = basketball; football; track; N.H.S.; N.J.H.S.; Gifted and
Talented; Who’s Who In America and Society of
Distinguished American High School Students.
3.7090 is the grade point average for Robert Jones.
Robert has been involved in track; Key Club; Deca; Student
Council; Teen Involvement; Folklore and N.H.S.
Last but not least is Frank Garcia. Frank’s grade point
average is 3.6964. Frank has been involved in N.J.H.S.;
N.H.S.; and Cross Country track. He has also been involved in
the Society of Distinguished American High School Students.
La Chispa congratulates these ten outstanding seniors,
LINA LOPEZ and wishes luck to all members of the Class of ’81. ROBERT JONES
SYLVIA REYES
>- LA UMISrA May 22, 1981
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hying Goodbye — i
School’s Out Forever....
Although it is time for graduation, this is not an ending
r us but a beginning. We are the Class of 1981, and we will
‘ known for those who excel and reach the goals set for us.
Many of us have been tremendously active and very
hool supportive, but all of us have backed Socorro High
‘hool in some way or another. Let’s keep up the good work,
id when we reunite in several years, we may all
miniscence the good old times we once had at SHS.
As in every graduating class, there are certain teachers
d friends who are to be thanked for giving us all the
nfidence and support we needed to graduate. So thank
‘u, teachers and friends, for your great assistance. We would
pecially like to recognize Mr. Eugene Jones, our principal,
10 was a friend to everyone; and our Senior Class Sponsors,
rs. Fran McGruder, Mrs. Judy Mohrhauser, Mr. Lorenzo
eto, Mr. Roy Simmons, Mrs. Kim Murphy and Mrs. Lee
ckson. Thank you, Sponsors, for all your caring and
inding by us throughout the year.
Now, before we end this note, let’s remember all the | | : |
ings we once did. As freshmen we had to put up with the
per classmen teasing us, saying we were punky ninth ‘ PRESIDENT REAGAN WAS ALREADY BOOKED Al
iders. As sophomores we were much more grown up, and
ought we were number one. NOTKE DAME ONIVERSITY SO WE HAD 10
But our junior year was tops. The Junior Class did | SETILE FOR SECOND BEST!”
erything, from running the Homecoming dance to putting
the best Junior-Senior Prom ever. We gained a reward by
lering senior rings that represent our good deeds at SHS. Lynn 5 Frank Receive
Now that we are Seniors, we are the head of the school. 9
seniors we enjoy the privileges graduating students ~ h { H
serve, and soon we will be leaving our old Alma Mater of C OO S Op OnOrs
[S.
We are receiving one more great award, our diploma
it says we made it. Let us remember our Bulldog Pride, and
ver forget the good old times. Good luck, Seniors!
As everyone knows, Mr. SHS is _ Koivisto as Miss SHS.She has been
Frank Apodaca. He has been El Chato Editor for two years and
Student Council president for two active in Socorro Little Theater
years and received the Daughtersof Company. She was_ the
— Holly Harris the American Revolution Good vice-president of NHS and Senior
Citizens Award last fall. His junior Optimist, along with other school
hnnoun cements year he was a junior Optimist and sponsored events.
lass favorite. He’s been active in
GRADUATION Chavez, president; Lucy Hernandez, ©
15 Socorro High School seniors ways Oe means; Rosemary Perez, num erous other clubs and received The La Chispa Staff would like
sraduate at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday vice-president: Richard Gutierrez, V@tous honors throughout his high to congradulate both Lynn and
26, at the Civic Center sargeant-at-arms; Kitty Chavez, hoo! years. Frank for come es vee
tre. Guests are encouraged to secretary; and Leo Irigoyen, The teachers elected Lynn contributions to Socorro High.
e early, because another school CLASS OF ’84 ; LA CHISPA STAFF :
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graduation Mass will be held
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