Manzano High School - Scepter Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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Big Barn Begins School Again S E P 3 thru 4- Big Barn Registration 5- Classes begin T . 6- first football game vs. Clovis First dance E 9thru13- Cheerleading Clinic M 13- Cheerleader Elections 16- Sophomore Class Officer Elections B 18- Fair Day E 27- Pep Dance R

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Monarchs Say Bye to Seniors 3 thru 6- Spanish Club's trip to Chihuahua 6 thru 10- Drill Team Clinic 9- Orchestra Concert 15 thru 18- Up the Down Staircase 16- Student Body Elections 17- State Tennis Yearbook Presentation State Track 22- Spanish Club Dinner 31- Awards Assembly june 6- Graduation Finally . .. after 12 years of hard work, graduation at johnson Gym has begun. Come one, come all, all 757 of you. Oh very young, what will leave us behind? says Cat Stevens, who's song was chosen for the graduation theme. Memories .... And years of faithful devotion, sweat, worry, work, and most important, the years when each person has discovered themselves. Seniors took full advantage of the prom given for them by their underclassmen. Held at the Convention Center again this year, there was a good turnout for the 1974 prom. Our principal, Mr. Daugherty, flashing that usual charming smile of his upon be- ing presented with the 1973-74 yearbook. V Sherrie Newberger begins the assembly as the yearbook staff unveils their pride and joy ... the 1973-74 yearbook. The yearbook was dedicated to Coach Martin after two State Championships and many millions of his hours invested in Manzano's students.

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The French, German and Spanish Clubs invited Eldorado's correspond- ing clubs to attend their international Dinner, where all enjoyed food from different cultures. Typical of rides at the New Mexico State Fair. Once again, Big Barn registration proves successful, as each student can choose their own classes and teachers. Getting back to school and studying, Carmen Byrnes shows the studious at- titude of many. Our three finalists for Homecoming Queen, Mona Archibeque escorted by Danny Lucero, Cindy Barchus es- corted by lim Garcia, and Cindy Grig- gers escorted by Dave Flemming. leanne Shaw, a member of the Home- coming Court, with her escort at Man- zano's Homecoming Dance. With school ... comes sales ... of every kind. Pictured is Student Coun- cil's pencil sale and a smiling attempt at getting rid of a pencil. Cindy Griggers Crowned Queen 0 3- Seniors Elect Homecoming Court 7- vote for Monarch Day Queen C 7-12- Spirit Week T 11-MONARCH DAY- Homecoming Game vs. Valley O 12- Homecoming Dance 17- International Dinner B 18- Navy Band Concert E 22- Stage Band Concert 23- All City Concert R 31- Open Forum School days ... School days . .. began again this year Sept. 5th after Big Barn Registration on the 3rd and 4th, Not leaving much time to raise school spirit, there was still a good turnout for our first football game, followed by our first dance. Cheerleading clinic was held, and Arlene Adent,Teri Boultinghouse, Karen Condon, Tina Detrow, Annette Griego, and Amy Wilson were elected to lead Manzano's sophomore spirit. Sophomore class officers were elected soon after with females dominating Sophomore leadership, Kathy Costales, Pres., Chris Nunez, Vice-Pres., Kris- ty Graves and Mike Riggins, senators. Highlighting October was the crowning of Manzano's 1974 Homecoming Queen, Cindy Griggers. The Monarch's lovely finalists were Diana Aguilar, Mona Archibeque iprincessl, Cindy Barchus iprincessj, Sandra Bracken, Mary Chavez, jan Foster, Cindy Griggers iqueenl, Leslie McCarthy, Karla Meadows, Betty Sanchez, Jeanne Shaw, and Amy Widney. The dance was held in the cafeteria Saturday night following Friday night's game victory. M Club had a bonfire, in spite of rain, at which jeff Wieler was awarded the most darling Football Baby. The International Dinner was held again this year with all the Foreign Lan- guage Clubs helping, including our guests. Eldorado's Foreign Language Clubs 23