Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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6500? EYPIJIR 5' f?5V5Af fffffykf Le Cercle Francais was formed to increase the members' understanding and appreciation of the French people and their culture. To accomplish this, several activities were promoted. In May members went on an outing to a French restaurant in Santa Feg in March they held a masquerade- ballg in December they had a Christmas partyg and Nov. 22 Le Cercle Francais members attented the University's show of French art, lunched at Lobo joe's and saw the movie A Tale of Two Cities. Throughout the vear several programs of French music were held and additional French movies and slides were shown. Officers: Sandra Redd, vice-presidentg Ben Phillips, presi dentg Gary Murphy, treasurerg Annette Brixner, secretary seated: Mrs. Miller, sponsor. Members: Annette, Sue Newsom, Martha Slaughter, Nadine Smith, Paulette Toombs, Sue Paulg second row: Barbara-Airmet, Dolores Duffee, Barbara Tobias, Mary Britt, Sandra, Mona Slaughter, Judy McCaslin, Myra Rice, Marie Holliday, third row: Martha Postlethwaite, Dorothy Cormer, Lynn Roberson, Ben, Richard Quintana, Barbara Patterson, Gary, james King, Walter Tobias, David Laycock, Steven Allen, David Stagg, Connie Leballgy, Kathie Duncan.

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M!4f5!A'1' PRJMJPZ Milk!!! W AWW Few in number, but many in spirit-this could rightfully be said of Aurigae Aureae, the Latin Club, with a membership of ele- ven. With the help of their sponsor, Mrs. Hurley, they tried to make Latin more interesting for all concerned. Members: Julie Anderson, Karin Rungren, Marie Holliday, Barb Bicknell, Martha Slaughter, Tim Gilmore, Barbara Masak, Marti Harrison, Mrs. Hurley, sponsor: On ladder: Linda jones, Sue Rodgers, Diane Dearing. X249 Fd HM zif.5l'?'6.4? A'1'55'!!61W3' FF! Members: Jimmye Lou Blakney, dent: Cindy Dorand, secretary: Karen Gordon, janet johnson, Henry Klenzing, Anna Gordon, Mr. Mares, sponsor. historian: Bruce Williamson, president: Cynthia Hewitt, vice-presi- john DeLuca, treasurer: second row: Jeanne Moss, Laurel Drew, Nancy Allan: third row: Mr. Lamadrid, sponsor: Dorothy Corner, Maria Vizcaino, Lawrence Armstrong, Lavina Minick, Steve Linville,

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Members: Jerry Smeltzer, Cecelia Finley, Jerry Weibert, presidentg Bruce Willianuson, vice-president, Nancy Mus- grove, Ray Roseng second row: Richard Flores, Jeanne Taylor, David Hoffmann, julie Anderson, Sally Meador, Steven Allen, Rich Berlint, Anne Yorkg third row: Mr. Christiansen, sponsor, Ted Brown, Steve Crouse, Roger Scott, David Brubeck, james Demas, Charles Needham, Robert Stanfill, Gregory Baker, Bob Norman, Louis Kyte, Mr. Ivey, sponsorg Mr. Kyrlach, sponsor, not pictured: Mr. Osner, sponsor. We need more scientists! Can the schools pro- its part in helping to meet this demand. Members duce them? This query has been heard through- conducted a Science Fair at Sandia, March 30, besides out the nation ever since Sputnik appeared on the sending project entries to the State Science Fair at scene. Sandia's Science Club strove to encourage stu- 50C0f1'O- Special SDeHke1'S were also featured at the dents in science. Consequently, the Science Club did bi'm0Ufh1Y meefingi- Robert Ancell and Mr. Osner look at crystals of Sue Clauve and Mr. Ivey set up an apparatus to measure the carbon- ocetylesuliytice. faspirinl dioxide given off by a mouse.