Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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Lerry Armstead reigns over TWIRP activities Reigning over the traditional TWIRP assembly and dance, Lerry Armstead was crowned King Feb. 19. Roller skates, wagons, skateboards and tricycles carried the candidates to the royal barn decorated with wooden sawhorse thones and bales of hay for the King, his Knights and Squires. Each candidate was one of two sen- ior boys chosen by the participating girls service clubs to be elected by the student body in a secret ballot. Entertainment for the 12 members of the court consisted of skits by members of the various girls service clubs. Events highlighting the traditional TWIRP Week Feb. 16-21 were the iunior class Hootenanny, Game Night, senior class movie, basketball game and the annual Coal Miners' dance honoring the court. t ' 1. wg WT .,,. K, ,- W ' 3. l?5f255. ' 'is s lg. si' t 5 . tg-544 in XE X if

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'Q -A. . i : Zig' xi, ,. V e,,, .l si 3 JM -we it iiiiz' 3 JV rf ' X ,K sq. .wif -1 xi-2. L.. Michelle Michelle Barnes, Miss Cross Country, was named Sports Senorita during the half-time ceremonies of the Highland- Sandia basketball game Feb. 7. Chosen by the Letterman's Club mem- bers from the various sports teams to represent their sport, the nine contest- ants were then voted upon by the stu- dent body. The traditional Sports Senorita dance was postponed to coincide with the TWIRP Week activities. Sports Senorita pictureslhave previ- ously been taken in Spanish dress in a Spanish setting. This year, however, in- formal dress was worn, and pictures were taken at the Barn Dinner Theatre in Cedar Crest. Michelle's picture was taken in traditional setting. left: Michelle Barhes, 'I970 Sports Senorita. lower, left: Michelle is escorted during the half-time ceremony by Steve Bower. below: Brent Case, Let- terman's Club president, congratulates Michelle with a kiss. right: Micki Ray, Miss Wrestling, Kathie Page, Miss Football, and Dianne Glover, Miss Swimming, are Sports Senorita court members. lower, right: At the front door of the Barn are Mary Bentzen, Miss Baseball, Kristie Engquist, Miss Track, and Diane Crowder, Miss Basketball. far, lower, right: Janice Miller is Miss Golf, Rhonda Salman is Miss Tennis. 106