Albuquerque Indian High School - Sandpainter Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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DTJIH Q CALICO CLUB The Club is always interested in learning new dances and improving techniquesg they also enjoy the social activities of the club. They have appeared before various groups and have planned exchange proframs with other schools. HrS.furr0ugh5 and Kiss Curns have sponsored this group. THE GIRLS CHOIR The Girls Choir, organized this year by Carleton Webb, has been very active in school affairs. They contributed an interesting and impressive part of the Christmas program and have furnished numbers for assembly programs throughout the year The large number enrolled in the choir is evidence of the growing interest students have in the field of music. f 'w t n. N , V X .K A fj K V 4 H' ll!! N My N J

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xnuaioas b-H CLUB WTO Make the Best Betteru isthe Motto of the Harriers h-H Club. Of the ten members enrolled in the club, eight are taking leathercraftg two are studying poultry, Other activities which boys will participate, include: Achievement Program, Club Camp, District Judging Contest and State contest at State College. Delfido Sanchez is Club sponsor. F.H.A. CLUB of the club strive to social qualities and better home life for ves and their families. club functions as apart of Home Economics program. have held Open House for the foreign students of the university of New Mexico and have also entertained the Santa Fe Indians basket-ball team. Mrs. Warren is the sponsor. GIRLS M-H CLUB he Girls h-H Club was formed in 1959 with Mrs. Yazza,sponsor. ctivities of the club consist f making improvements in the ome so it will be attractive nd convenient. Members exhibit heir best work at both county d state fairs. ,ANI , 4, , . -Q - 3' ' 1' 5 I Q 8 ff 'lggaidllggtsil Hail? N ' -'55 2 ' . iJ,f 2 f .5 W xt' ,