Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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Student aids donate valuable time, ,.,...f- far, upper right: Biology assistant Sandy Harmon helps to keep the Biology Department clean. far, lower right: Gene Garcia, office assistant, works hard at his duties. far, center right: Journalism aide Medley Stehwien prepares a layout for the year- book. above: Deborah Hastings, library assistant, checks in books. upper, right: Attendance Office as- sistants are Cathy Gould, Sharon Orr and Genieve Tinsley. right: Wayne Walker looks on as Robert Black instructs him on the use of a torque wrench in the power mechanics shop. 190

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Volunteens work in hospitals Visiting at Casa Angelica, collecting gifts for men in state hospitals and caroling to shut-ins over the Christmas holidays kept the 21 members of Volunteens active during the school year. Three of the members attended ori- entation sessions at Bernalillio County Medical Center for tour weeks in Sep- tember and October, enabling them to do volunteer work there. Other members volunteered their services at Four Sea- sons Nursing Home. Throughout the entire year, Volun- teens sent get well cards to students who were ill for a long period of time. Speakers were invited to talk to the group throughout the year. Moneymaking projects included a bake sale held in October and a rum- mage sale held in January. Sponsor of Volunteens was Mrs. Marguerite Royer, the school nurse. this page, upper left: Barbara Ling and Brenda Garrison paint signs advertising an up-coming rum- mage sale. lower, left: Members are Kathleen Waller, viceepresident, Pam Haugen, treasurer, Lee Smith, secretary, Peg Bartlett, president, second row: Mrs. Marguerite Royer, sponsor, Linda Young, Laura Moore, Cecelia Gomez, Marilyn Busby, Linda Warner, third row: Anna Marie Gomez, Deborah Rodocovich, Amy Shaffer, Lea Wormington, Barbara Ling, not pictured: Kathleen Campion, Judy Galloway, Brenda Garrison, Jimi Moore, Terry Root, Catherine Weidle, Brenda Wormington, historian. 1' K...- . A 4 s . ' 1 5 1 J 2 3 is Organizations 189

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acquire important knowledge, skill Typing, filing, running off materials and answering the telephone were iobs performed by student assistants. While Attendance Office aids re- corded student absences, the Activities Office assistants typed daily announce- ments and sold activity tickets. Checking books in and out, filing magazines and helping to keep the library in order were some of the tasks performed by the library assistants. Science assistants set up laboratories and experiments and helped to keep the labs in order. Journalism, English, business, math and social studies assistants typed and ran off stencils for teachers. The Drama aids worked on the Theatre and sets while the Industrial Arts assistants helped keep the machines in the IA Department cleaned and in working order. Students who gave their time to aid the faculty also gained office, library and classroom experience. For the first time, student assistants received half a credit for their work. fy, K 'V c -mi Organizations