Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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offer academic scholarship to member sm.: sown.-A su s M. .osx-sw .-.f 'N nr Tutoring, a scholarship and selling candy were projects of the Virgil I. Grissom Chapter of the National Honor Society. The 125 members tutored students with academic problems, raised money and awarded a scholarship to one of its members. They also inducted new members for the first time in the fall as well as in the spring and ended the year with a picnic. For the fifth year members were given privilege cards entitling them to visit fe-we ' 4 - Mswnrr 3.21513 C5 .f e.ef2a.ase.gs.Q.f . '1 the library without a hall pass. lnitiates for NHS were taken from the top 10 per cent of students in the junior class and from the top 15 per cent of the senior class. From these percentages the members were chosen by a committee of teachers for academic ability, leadership, citizen- ship and service to the school and com- munity. Sponsoring the organization this year were John Benny, Mrs. Blanche Griscom and Mrs. Wanita Bare. .. ' ...., far, upper, left: Cheryl Soflin, Dana MacArthur, Steve Cave, second row: Nancy Easley, Meg David- son, Ann Pond, Sharon Swift, third row: Debbie Hallek, Susan Fisher, secretary, Michele Sasmor, Rebecca Strasburg, Mary Adams, fourth row: Gary Eyster, Rex Rudy, Gary Jones, Jim Coleman, Bruce Denning. far, left: Other members are Kathy Ptacek, Joyce Arnold, Patti Whealy, Mariann Straquadine, second row: Theresa Stringer, Jean Cordes, Terry Whealy, Noreen Knudsen, Deedo Fannin, third row: Martha Anamosa, Barbara Schewnack, Lynda Roe, Kathy Martinez, Sheelagh Koskella, Susan Shep- hard, treasurer, fourth row: Craig Tailby, Stuart Grove, Rick Bozone, Ward Brinegar, Jon Caswell, Ed Neidel, Steve Duke, president, far, lower, left: NHS members are Jeanette Ulivarri, Pam Roth, Jan Siegrist, Dawn Addington, Astrid Topp, second row: JoAnn Traylor, Sandy Ellingson, Dianne Glover, Louise McGehee, Stephanie Graham, Judy Brown, third row: Ginger Walhood, Sandra Beatty, Joy Haycraft, Sharon Girdner, Nikki Fails, Karen Kessler, fourth row: John Leslie, Tom Millican, Jim Hutchins, Jim Strickler, Steve Lamberson, Bill Hodg- son, Gary Wayland. above: Members of NHS are Margana Peabody, Lorie McMann, Carol Holmes, Kristine Hall, second row: Olivia McKeown, Patricia Kiddie, Martha Barton, Kathy Bailey, Harriet Paine, Bartlett, Clarisse Anderson, third row: Margaret Amy Shaffer, Monicarol Nickelson, Terry Bergren, Linda Zalmanek, Leslie Roach, fourth row: Stanley Kolodzie, John Beakley, Albert McMurray, Richard Moran, Damon Stafford, Deborah Hastings, not pic- tured: Alice McClelland, Cathy McKay, Maureen Cunnion, Gloria Emmett, Melissa Morris, Christine Spizzo, Becky Wightman, Judy Galloway, Medley Stehwien. left: Deedo Fannin sells peanut butter logs to Kathy Mauldin. Organizations 139

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NHS members tutor mcmy students,

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Las Candileias, Thespian Troupe 879 Qsiizwi In the second year in the Theater, Las Candileias, drama club, and Thes- pian Troupe 879 members presented tour plays. Starting the year they produced Woody Allen's comedy Don't Drink the Water. This play was followed by Dark of the Moon in February. ln April the students dramatits pre- sented Under Milkwood. Ending the year in May the drama clubs put on a children's show. The S230,000 drama wing dedicated in August of T968 included the Theater, considered one of the best in the area, where all plays are produced. This year Student Body Council was considering the possibility of giving the Theater a name. Director Ron Atkins, in his third year here, awarded points to productions participants. Ten points were needed to become a member of Thespians, the international honorary organization for high school drama students. 140