Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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Leading the senior class in activities this year was President Gary Doll. Eight hundred, 57 seniors made up the largest graduating class in history. The Prom, Senior Week, Honors As- sembly and Commencement June 3 ended the school years of the Class of 1970. For many seniors, school started last summer with ll boys attending Boys State at New Mexico Military Institute, Roswell, and six girls attending Girls State at the University of New Mexico. Journalism students attended a work- shop at UNM for eight days. Varsity cheerleaders attended the annual clinic at UNM, and representatives attended a week long workshop at Eastern New Mexico University, Portales. Seniors held many top positions with Jackie Quillen reigning over Home- coming, Lerry Armstead crowned TWIRP King, and Michelle Barnes elected Sports Senorita. Varsity cheerleaders Diane Rich, Irene Thompson, Darro Breshears, Nikki Fails, Jan Sowell and Debbie Russell led Matador fans. Seniors defeated junior and sophomore classes in the Spirit- ometer Contest and won 550. to add to the treasury. Seniors supported school activities, participated in clubs, organizations, dra- ma productions and edited publications. For the traditional class project, the seniors are building a Peace Corps School in Latin America. Funds were raised through such projects as collect- ing trading stamps and a dance in March. right: Senator Jon Caswell and Senior Vice- President Ward Brinegar change the activities for the month oh the marquee. The marquee, located on the roof of the Gym lobby was the class of 69's se- nior project. far, right: Senior Senators are Marsha McKee and Joy Haycraft, standing: Ed Neidel, Don Harvey and Dan Detorie. below: Officers and spon- sors for this year are Mrs. Doris Bowen, sponsor, Jeanette Ulivarri, secretary, and Marti Anamosa, treasurer, standing: Gary D'Lamater, sponsor, Gary Doll, president, Brinegar, veep, and Henry Dennis, sponsor. lower, center, right: More Senators are Meg Davidson and Terry Whealey, standing: Cas- well and Steve Murphey, not pictured: David Fade- ly, Steve Loy and Steve Roche. far, lower, right: Prexy Doll leads members ofthe class in a discussion of ways and means ofthe project during a meeting. Gary Doll, president leads class of '70, SANDV ri- . , , SIN' v X , ,...,,... Mags., - f -- . ge: 242