Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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sell fire extinguishers for NFPW ws' . gs gussfriik for, upper, left: During the TWIRP Week skit, Denise Logan, Bobbi Walcott and Chris Witiuk present Soul White and the 32 Dwarfels in honor of the new TWIRP king. far, lower, left: Senior members are Cindy Parker, iunior sergeant-at-arms, Janice Wrhel, president, Pam Simma, secretary, Mrs. Arden Hilton, sponsor. second row: Barbara Percifield, vice-president, Molly Jackson, chaplain, Elaine Herrity, senior sergeant-at-arms, Chris Anderson, historian, Janetta Arndell, treasurer. third row: Charlotte Casto, Chris Witiuk, Barbara Brinker, Clarinda Hopper, Darro Breshears, Debbie Russel, Jan Sowell. fourth row: Meg Davidson, Mary Bentzen, Jeanette Ulivarri, Shirley Beames, Leslie Roach, Suzann Gilbert, Chris Montoya. left: Junior members are Mary Alice Winchell, Terri Andrews, Wes Adams, Joan Milligan. second row: Peggy Carson, Mary Finley, Lou Tinsley, Lisa Jan- pol. third row: Denise Logan, Vicki Lucas, Pam Gentry, Jeanne Black, Debbie Harvey. fourth row: Bobbi Walcott, Yvonne Herrea, Beth Bulcock, Peggy Harvey, Betsy Bratun. not pictured: Melodie Cranford, Cyndi Davis, Debbie Harvey, Susan Irvine, Sylvia Jones, Mary Kohut, Vicki Mead, Cathie Motica, Harriet Paine, Gail Phillips, Ann Wallace. lower, left: Mary Bentzen, with the aid of Sue Furney, escorts Coquette TWIRP King nominee Don Rupe into the assembly. below: Leslie Roach sells a candy cane to Sandy Barr as Janet Schuler looks on. 'vwfrwf it .V Nfl. I fc, -...M mf' Organizations 171 W

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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

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Elites fill ditty bags for servicemen Servicemen in Vietnam received ditty bags filled by Elites, girls service club, during the Christmas holidays. Sponsoring the Clean Up Campaign in conjunction with Ivy members greatly im- proved the condition of the school cam- pus and fountain area. Members also painted trash barrels around the school and drew game spirit signs. Elites sang and provided cookies and punch during a party for the patients in Four Seasons Nursing Home. Members also donated money to the AFS exchange program and helped pro- vide cookies and balloons at Home- coming. To earn money, the girls sold cokes and popcorn during TWIRP Week game night. Zodiac pendants were sold to stu- dents at school. Other projects were a bake sale, car wash, bottle drive and rummage sale. Slumber parties and kidnap breakfasts were held throughout the year. During Christmas vacation a kidnap party and a tobaggoning party were held. The annual end-of-the-year tea was held to bring in new members to replace the graduating seniors. Sponsor was Mrs. Muriel Beaven. 172