Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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money for new S Club trophy case . . , ,ml Ia. l 3 , 'P-' v ft ' x X. far, upper left: Karen Williams contemplates buying a t-shirt from Ed Neidel. far, left: S Club members are Marty Watts, Nolan Bourgeois, Charles Beverley, J. Blue, Marcus Gallegos, Gary Gonzales, second row, Kenny Williams, Larry Tuttle, Don Fitchhorn, Mike Gonzales, Greg Du- Brock, Kevin Perdue, third row: Denzil Rogers, Robert Dooley, Curt Hull, Greg Sorley, Randy Archer, fourth row: Larry Breen, Gary Jones, Gordon Johnson, Dave Gunn. above: Other letter- men are Robert Dooley, treasurer, James Gardiner, sergeant-at-arms, Lerry Armstead, vice-president, Brent Case, president, Mark Savage, iunior vice- president, second row: Steve Bower, John Bynum, Jerry Easterly, Joe Bogie, Robert Webb, Steve Lynn, third row: Greg Schneider, Kirby Balthrop, Mike Swalby, David Hansen, Micheal DeLollis, Philip Zuercher, Robert Sadousky, fourth row: James Coleman, John Thorpe, Steve Roache, Mike Livermore, Gary Buck, Steve Loy, fifth row: Coach Waters, sponsor, Gary Easterly, Steve Gallea, Don Harvey, Steve Peterson, Ed Neidel, not pictured: James Blank, Doug Braye, Lee Brown, Clarence Catanach, Barton Davis, Steven Davis, Phil Lowe, Dennis Meyer and Daniel Poore. left: Presiding at a meeting are Coach Waters, Lerry Armstead, Brent Case, Bob Dooley and James Gardiner. Organizations 163

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Lettermen sell Sandia t-shirts to raise Selling 1970 red and white t-shirts was the main activity of S Club, letter- man's club. The money earned was ap- plied toward buying a new trophy case. Lettermen sponsored the traditional TWIRP Week Coalminers Dance where couples danced by the glow of flash- lights. ln the spring lettermen from each sport choose a candidate to represent each sport in the annual selection of the Sports Senorita. Also held in the spring was the annual lettermen's picnic. Lettering in a varsity sport insures membership in the club. The members of S Club always tried to uphold the ideals of their motto Our School-Win or Lose-Our School. Sponsoring the club this year were Coach R. P. Waters and Coach Rick Ruscetti. 162 fx Hs in

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Toreras stage drills, routines Practicing after school and on weekends, Las Toreras drill team members perfected routines to be present- ed to the student body at pep assemblies and football and basketball games. Songs used for routine formations were Lady Godiva, Medicine Man and Whipped Cream. For money making projects, the drill team members sold mums and bouton- nieres for the Homecoming dance Nov. 15. More money making proiects were held so that the drillers could accompany the basketball team to El Paso for one of the games. Each girl made her own red pleated jumper and Columbia blue blouse. Chosen last spring by the club sponsor, Miss Barbara Dillon, each girl had to per- form an original routine to a song of her choice. They also had to perform to the school song as a group. A clinic was held to help teach new-comers. Las Toreras originated in 1966 with 20 members. Membership has grown to 34. gun 164