Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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Q time out for ginger' nov. 4-6 CAST OI: CHARACTERS: Lizzie, the maid Carole Blazick Agnes Carol Kathy Brixner Howard Carol . 'lim King loan, their daughter. age 18 Linda Abraham Ileannie. their daughter. age 16 'lean Stutsman Ginger, their daughter. age 14 Pam Daxis Eddie Davis. an athlete. loarta boy friend Cenrlue llilty Tommy Green, Gingeris boy friend jerry Bryan Mr. Wfilson, high school principal Richard Quintana Ed Hoffman, bank president. Mr. Carols hosi Steve Zendt UNDERSTUDIES: Bunny Baker, Judy Yoast. Charleta Baker, Sue Rodgers, Mary Britt. Terry Poe, Ronny Atkins, Hilliard Pickus, PRODUCTION STAFF: Steve Linville. Pam Davis, Sally Pollycut, lerry Bryan, Terry Poe. jean Stutsman, Mike Myers, Carole Blaziek. George Hilty, james King, Michele Wfimer. june Rayfield, Kathy Brixner, Sue Sceresse, jane Blake, Linda Durwood, Tina Forsberig, Nancy Allen. Bunny Baker, 'lill Harris. Ron Atkins. Pauline Durant Las Candilejas members served as ushers. . W K Ed Huffman. Stexe Zendt, leads a i using eheer fur Hi-ward Cariil. -Inn King. ,as fa inger Pam Daxi ml Fddie Dui Ge ree Hilt tie ah ii r Lizzie C role Blui k i x ine retds his paver utility eq v ry ryan. . tt . .t iw, -'L lung. a ' mer treeduitw . t tie ri' s wt the indixi ual. 'N

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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

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varlous actlvltles hlghll ht year ala Faculty members jim Wilkens and Clem Charlton block xarsity player Mike Reed at Faculty Varsity game lNox 74 Actnities at Sandia this year included a Faculty Var sity basketball game a special assembly on atomic en ergy and playing host to the City Wide Speech Tour nament On Nox 24 the xarsity team met the faculty squad in the annual Faculty Varsity benefit basketball game Although proxmg stiff competition the faculty went down to a 73 48 defeat Proceeds from the game were dnided between the faculty and athletic funds Atomic Energy Commission of Oak Ridge Institute presented a program entitled This Atomic World to Sandia students Oct 19 Mr Bill Powell explained the fundamentals of atomic energy to promote greater in terest in its use durmg peace time The third annual Albuquerque City Wide Speech Tournament was held at Sandia on Nov 14 Some 160 students were present to represent 11 schools Sandia won fue excellent awards the largest number won durmg the meeting St Pius X squeezed out a win 63 62 over Sandia gwuwaa f-r Mr, Powell demonstrates the splitting of an atom at the atomic energy assembly Oct. 19. Senior girls serve guests at the City-Wide Speech Tournament reception, Nov. 1-1.