Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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Members' Tony Money, Stan Eastman, joe Bruneel, Manuel Garcia, Tommy Rondeaug second row: Bob Spooner, jim Stock- ton, Viv Perry, Jim Meriweather, Brad Wi'ight, Harold Buchanan, Gary Rowe, Terry Fair, third row: Don Leach, Bonner Hadley, Manual Archuleta, Vance Mazziotti, Roger Avila, Barry Belew, Karl Samuelson, Pat Neel, jerry Fredericks. Mike Epson, Melvin Wilds, George Hilty, Mike Gandy, Bill Myers, Gregg Cohen, Roy Palmer. 12 5 .1 f- M M S ,,,, ,.,- V -f x f 'wfhliigqas QW 'n1ll '! !9s Sponsors: Mr. Benny, Sandia sponsor, Mr. Panty and Mr. Sazauk, Kiwanis Club representatives

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PJ!! A? Mffdffll PRMMF 1' 59-0Pf?,4?7e?2V Delegates to Albuquerque Youth Council: Gale Redmond, Jack McClain, Barbara Fawver and Pat Cazier. The Albuquerque Youth Council has a six-fold program to foster co-operation in all schools. The purposes are: to create mutual understanding between all schoolsg to interest youth in affiliated groups, to build leadership in the youth of today, the adults of tomorrowg to serve the com- munity and undertake city projectsg to provide opportunities for youth to have a voice in the civic government, and to as- sist member organizations in carrying out major projects. Each high school sends four delegates: two seniors, one junior, and one sophomore. .W -ik-3519391 tfdltfflffll .MIK-.'5' Pkdfilfiff An inter-city council, covering Albuquer- que and patterned after a regular student council, is functioning as a recommending body. Its main purpose is to make recom- mendations concerning problems facing the city's public high schools as a whole, andito help co-ordinate activities that are common to all schools. Members of the council include the Student Council president, the head cheer- leader, a junior, and a sophomore from each city high school. Delegates to Inter-School Councilg Steve-Zendt, Judy Yoast, Sandy Knox

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Sponsored by the Highlands Kiwanis Club, a national civic service organization, was the Key Club. Helping grade and mark off the school parking lot, collecting wood for the Scarlet and Blue bon-fire, selling .adver- tising for the Sandian, and participating in a benefit basketball game to furnish supplies for the school in- firmary were activities of the members. Also they co- sponsored a dance with the Tridents, participated in City-League basketball, and had several dances plus a hay-ride. Key Club fought hard for a 25-20 victory oyer the Tri- dents during the benefit basketball game. Pictured here members of the opposition horsecl it up. Officers: Wayne Lewis, secretaryg Bruce Sutherlen, presidentg Don Warder, vice-presidentg jim Cohen, board of directorsg Mike Unthank, board of directorsg Gene Kimball, parliamentariang Pat Meloncin, treasurer: jim Kimball, sergeant-at-armsg Tom Gill, board of directors.