Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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Council Promotes Campus Welfare, Aids Community 'llhe purpose of Associated Student Body Council was to provide an outlet for student opinion, to aid in school management, to work and develop school activities, and to promote and estahlish the general welfare of the schoolf' according to the ASB Constitution. Some of the ASB activities this year included raising money for Muscular Dystrophy, painting the cafeteria, sponsoring a family evacuated from South Vietnam, and helping to organize a campus clean-up. A district student council meeting was held at Sandia, and eight Sandians were sent as representatives to the State Student Council Convention in Gallup. The elected AS B officers were Andy Large, president: Sheryl Paloni, vice-president, and Debbie Betterton, secretary-treasurer. ln addition, the Student Advisory Committee, comprised of two members from each grade, met with Dr. Vigil once a week to benefit student-administrative communications. in Ne- N --. RIGHT! Showing signs of fatigue, Yvonne 'llilley stares into space at an early morning ASB meeting. LEFT: Representatives show interest as a motion is passed. ABOVE: Andy Large enjoys a meal of Vietnamese cuisine with the Canh family, sponsored hy ASB. LEFT: Dehhie Betterton diligently takes down the minutes of an ASB meeting. BELOW! Larry Blount takes down notes in order to inform his homeroom of upcoming ASB events. one 'Q in

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Deserving Seniors Honored Through Nationwide Group The National Honor Society is an organization whose purpose is to recognize outstanding junior and seniors. Members were chosen on the basis of their character, service to the school and community, activities, grade point averages, as well as teacher recommendation. ln order to be considered for induction, students must have maintained at least a 3.25 average. During the year, NHS had two senior 'ltapsl' in which eligible seniors were recruited for membership. Fund raising activities such as selling M 54 MVS arid sponsoring a dance were directed toward acquiring the money for a scholarship awarded to a deserving member of the senior class. The Virgil l. Grissom Chapter of NHS was sponsored by Mrs, Sandra VValden. National Honor Scoeity officers were Cheryl DeMasters, president, Brigitt Markusfeld, vice-presidentg Tracy Scott, secretary, and Alan Morimoto, treasurer. aa., ,,,,,r , r,...., ,H 4,4 LEFT: Honor Society officers include Tracy Scott and Cheryl DeMasters. BELOW: Lorraine Prestwich waits in the cafeteria for an Honor Society meeting to begin. LOWER LEFT: Justin Jascke watches the actions of his fellow Honor Society members during a meeting. ABOVE: Members are Ron Everett, Mickey Crump, Mike Rael, Keri Bruner, Becky Young, Bill Simms, Paul Truaxg SECOND ROW: Steve Beauchamp, Nancy Simmons, Tina Tilton, Patti Harrison, Lorraine Prestwich, Tom Schuch, Gayle Underwood, Linette Edwards, Wally Pohland, Jeannie Mclntyre, Liz JUPP5 THIRD Row: Dennis Saylor, Mark Gauert, Kevin Maschhoff, LuAnn Wosick, Jeanne Lance, Kathy Dorak, Brigitt Markusfeld, Tracy Scott, Janice Hanson, Susan White, Susie Thompson, Sharon Smoker. LEFT: Members are Janice Buehler, Lynn Cole, Liz Hayward, JoAnn Kurcaba, Lisa Bentz, Cheryl DeMasters: SECOND ROW: Susie Thompson, Sue Callies, Leslie Blackwell, Debbie Bradshaw, Candy Chiuminatto, Nancy Coon, Cynthia Porter, Debra Betterton, THIRD ROW: Kim Kuhlmann, Wendy Bissell, Mark Evanko, Mary Anamosa, Nancy Beall, Anne Bratun, Sheryl Brewer.