Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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far, left: Members are Kim Hykes, secretary, Dolores Naranio, Susie Miera, Mary Jo Kennedy, second row: Cathy McKay, Marianne Straquadine, vice- president, Carol Holmes, Gail Griffith, Phyllis Taylor, treasurer, third row: Angie Scott, Gayle Taylor, Rebecca Strasburg, Kim Biddison, Moni- carol Nickelson, Bianca White. middle, left: Janet Wood poses as a toad stool during the TWIRP Week skit. left: Carrying classmates' books to class as a part of her induction to the club is Gail Griffith. far, lower, left: Becky Ratliff, a tree, participates in the TWIRP Week skit. lower: Other members are Julia Melton, Barbie Stewart, Linda Myers, Shirley Sheriff, Susie Kammg second row: Becky Acton, Jackie O'Leary, Fran Pearson, Linda Sponenburgh, Janet Wood, Kay Pearson. second row: Becky Acton, Jackie O'Leary, Fran Pearson, Linda Sponenburgh, Janet Wood, Kay Pearson. third row: Patt Kiddie, Cindy Kamm, Elizabeth Walsh, Ann Pond, Barbara Artman, Jackie Joyce, Mrs. Sydney Janak, sponsor. not pictured: Kris Alires, Charlotte Bentley, Cathy Carter, Betsy Firlie, Julia Gordon, Kathy Hall, Mrs. Sharon Kapp, sponsor, Debbie King, president, Holly Meadows, Diane Rich, Susie Shepherd, Judy Sullivan, Debbie Vogl, Carol Welsh. ffice work for Muscular Dystrophy Organizations 169

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Cordial's service proiect includes Typing, filing and answering the phone at the Muscular Dystrophy Office in Oc- tober and November were service proi- ects of Cordials, girls service club. Other service projects included a bul- letin board used to post all of the activi- ties going on at Sandia. Members also participated in a skit put on during the TWIRP assembly. Tootsie roll pops were sold by mem- bers during first semester. More money was raised when the girls sponsored the marriage booth at the TWIRP Week game night. At the beginning of the year, Cordials inducted six new senior girls. A formal candlelight installation ceremony was held in late September. The annual end-of-the-year tea was held to bring in new members to replace the graduating seniors. Underclass mem- bers held a banquet in May in honor of their departing sisters. Mrs. Sharon Kapp and Mrs. Sydney Janak sponsored the club this year.

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Coquettes support Brazilian child Continuing the tradition of supporting a Brazilian child under the Foster Par- ents Plan was one of the many activities of Coquettes, girls service club. Other service proiects included selling fire extinguishers during National Fire Prevention Week and collecting for the March of Dimes. Children of local nursery schools re- ceived bean bag toys made by the girls. Throughout the year the girls fre- quently held surprise kidnap breakfasts and slumber parties. A formal Christmas dinner was held at Town Hall in Coronado Center. Other Christmas activities included a stocking party, in which the girls exchanged stockings, a sledding party, and the traditional candy cane sale. Money-making projects included a car wash and two bake sales, one at school and the other at a local shopping center. With the money earned, the members donated a new flag to the school. A snow party and a slumber party were held before the annual end-of-the- year tea so that the members could better know the in-coming members. Sponsor was Mrs. Arden Hilton. 170