Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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game, dance end homecoming week Farmington's Homecoming Queen presented a gift to Sandia's royalty dur- ing the half-time ceremonies. Coach and Mrs. Charlton chat with Jody Powers, a member of the court, and Gary Gore. '59, during the dance. Queen judy and Princesses Linda and Penny pose dur- ing the dance as Homecoming draws to a close. 84 .- . ,W if All Packing Milne Stadium Saturday, Nov. 21, a crowd of Matadors saw the grid team, hampered by the loss of sev- eral players, battle gamely with the Farmington Scorpions. Unable to overcome their disadvantage, the Matadors lost the Homecoming game 27-20, ending the grid season. During half-time ceremonies, the Farmington Home- coming Queen presented Sandia's royalty with gifts. Auto- graphed footballs were also presented to Queen Judy and Princesses Linda and Penny. Spirits, however, were only slightly dampened by the loss, and many Matadors thronged to the Scarlet and Blue Homecoming dance later in the Girls' Gym. Sponsored by the junior class, the dance featured a Stardust theme. This was carried out in the decorations. The Flamingoes played for the Sandians' listening. and dancing pleasure. This dance climaxed the reign of the schools first Scarlet and Blue Homecoming court. 5 1

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Agnes Carol. Kathy lirixnei. runs for her life .is Howard. -lim King. wildly demon- S trates his explanation of Ginger's TD. Tommy Green. jerry Bryan. and Ginger. Pam Daxis. argue about her right to ioin the football team dramatics organization stages Presenting the first drainatics produttion of the rear. members of l..1s Gindileitis pro- duced Time Out for Ginger. Ronald Alexanders three-.ict comedy. Noi. -ifo. Directed by Howard Mensch. sponsor. and Carole Blazick. student director. the plat' was produced by special arrangement with Dr.1m.itists Play Service, Inc, The play is the story of .1 girls decision lu go out for the liootlaall team. lnspired by her fathers speech .ind her sisters boy friends taunts. Ginger Carol. 14-year-old school girl, decides to try out for football. To the principals dismay. no ruling has ever been made about girls playing foote ball. Delighting.her father. Ginger achieves national fame for her accomplishments. lin- couraged by the devoted family maid. Liza zie, Ginger's athletic career proves ein- barrassing to joan and Jeannie, the other Carol daughters. Ginger -is finally featured on the front of Life Magazine. Scoring a TD. Ginger appears to have achieved the pinnacle of success. But this high point brings about her decision to drop out of football and resume a more feminine role as she realizes that her team- mates gave her the touchdown. This deci- sion brings new happiness to the Carol family. Club members Hilliard Pickus. Jackie Newland, Carole Blazick. and june Ray' field laugh at ii typical Blazick quip while preparing flats for the performance