Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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TOP: Barry Easter is escorted into the TWIRP assembly by Ayudantes Janice Homme and Susan Thompson. ABOVE: Russ Jaramillo races against the clock during the relay which was one part of the competition for TVVIRP king. RIGHT: Officers are Susie Thompson, treasurer, Jana Brownlee, president, and Sharon Smoker, vice-president. Ayudantes Donate Thanksgiving Meal To Needy Family Ayudantes means helping hands and this year's club embodied the definition by performing numerous service projects for both the school and community, including donating their time to Easter Seals, and providing a needy family with a handsome Thanksgiving dinner. Ayudantes held many candy and bake sales, car washes, and a garage sale to earn money to finance club activities such as an alumni Christmas party during vacation. Club members were kept occupied throughout the year by sign painting, which encouraged attendance at football games, and decorating Yucca for Homecoming using the traditional paper flowers. For the TWIRP assembly, the club performed their rendition of Happy Days with guest appearances by their candidates, Barry Easter and Russ Jaramillo, alias the Dynamic Duo. Club officers were Jana Brownlee, presidentg Sharon Smoker, vice-president, Joyce Rosenblum, treasurer, Susie Thompson, secretary, and Toni Krapcha, sergeant-at-arms. M0 ff A mmm, ,M if , ,ruff ' . , -aw' f' Mmlwfilfi' 'l wzfiei ' ' Mf g ,

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RIGHT: Ayudantes stand out in a crowd when dressed in their colorful Woodstock sweatshirts. LOWER RIGHT: Ayudantes members are Kelly Hull, Darlene Anaya, Joanne Towers, Sharon Surface, Liz Baff, Joyce Rosenblum, Jana Brownlee, Jennifer Morrisg SECOND ROW: Janice Homme, Kathy Mitchell, Gayle Underwood, Susan Thompson, Kim Kamerman, Donna Duran, Toni Krapcha, Sharon Smoker, Sandra Brownlee. BELOW: Sign painting draws support for the club's service projects. F21 . sg L Q' .A ' .., s i . x. , V c yi- , F gafieg. f' f , is K 'u. K. . Q. gs X 1 if - ff if 531 if ' f ': ' L1 - '5f. '-s ' if: A: f:ee'1:Y2j'., , 1 :, . ' il .f lk ff W I --s' 2 R I l XX 1 c c 1 W is ' A f' I ' , I .NWN 'K - fs 1 A gg X jg A ff- in-if 1 . V ' , - 4 Q - af -. , - i f 'gs 3 , . F'i4f'ge2Q5 f S . L J I A 'Fr .AK ig , -an X .' .. - 1 gg ffyv-if? A41 , f . JL fi cv N cWW.s.cW M jk, BETSY ROSS From dusk till dawn the lifvelong night, she kept the tallow dips alight, andfast her nimble fingers flew, to sew the stars upon the blue. With weary eyes and aching head, she stitched the stripes of white and red and when the day came up the stair, complete across a caroen chair hung Betsy 's battleflag. In fune of 1776, General George Washington and a committee from Congress called upon lVlrs. John Ross for her help in malzing a national flag, The design was furnished by General Washington, and so working through the night, Betsy Ross completed the first American Flag. 138 we et, me W Q 4, . ew-n f ot, , ,, I F -qt ,, 0-V .W ss... W' H ew qw' , :vim wan ,asm 5 m, -fr

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Coquettes Support Heart Association, Sandia Activities During February, traditionally heart month, Coquettes donated 3207 to the Heart Fund, as well as selecting Russ Jaramillo and Sue Callies as Sweethearts. Throughout the year, Coquettes continually demonstrated their support for the Matadors in numerous ways. Among these were kidnapping Drill Team, selecting secret brothers and sign painting for the football team, and adding spirit to the baseball field by painting the dug- Outs and bleachers. Club members also contributed rummage to the Orchestra Flea Market. junior Coquettes helped Sandia reminisce a bygone era on Nostalgia Day by selling bubblegum. Coquettes presented their own version of a familiar game show for the TWIRP assembly and called it The Price ls Riggedf' Flip Paulsen and Chuck Lang were their candidates for TWIRP king. Officers were Tammy Totoro, presidentg Carol Blossom, vice-president, Karen Azar, secretary, Susan Barker, treasurerq Susan jones and Cindy Hazlett, historians. fin 's,..p!' . 5 J 5 ws. 5 140 if LEFT: Another contestant eagerly makes her way through the audience down to the bidding floor for Coquettes' TWIRP skit, The Price ls Riggedf' BELOW: Coquettes carry out the tradition of Christmas caroling. 5tX'3gllfYQ? i ABOVE: Members are Susan jones, Kim lhrig, Mary Clare Anamosa, Anne Bratun, Nancy Beall, Lori Lamberson, Tammy Totoro, Robin Manicki, Kathy Munzg SECOND ROW: Carol Blossom, Cindy Hazlett, Joyce Lovato, joann Kurcaba, Jan Vogi, jane Hanson, Mary Kay Kyger, Debbie Haycraft, Karen Azar, Lynn Cole. RIGHT: Officers are Karen Azar, Tammy Totoro, Lynda Paulsen, Susan Barker, Susan jones, Carol Blossom, Cindy Hazlett, jan Vogl, and Kathy Munz. LEFT: Carol Blossom and Tammy Totoro stand behind their TWIRP candidate, Flip Paulsen, during the TWIRP assembly. maiww .. .,,. W N95 ,M,.s..,M - . X ...R ,, ,H-