Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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AEM.. AWS' fffflhfflif !fWZ??!f W AMW Members: Kent Pullen, Ray Rosen, Nancy Musgrove, Anita Clark, James Demasg second row: Mr Benny, Mr. Miller, Mrs. Butler, Mr. Hudson, Mr. Steffen, sponsors: Bruce Williamson, Anne York, 5? .09 JHPQMFE PW! IFQHQFK WQRJQ IIIMPR! MA' Rid! Siempre Con Dios Tri - Hi - Y sponsored several activities this past year. These were: a slumber party, a kidnap breakfastg work for the New Mexico Crippled Children's Societyg supplies taken to the Detention home, and a model- ing course climaxed by a fashion show. C-5X9 QF-321 --4 s-VT V2 ST .2. . These may not mean much to the average person, but to the mathema- tician thev are very meaningful, for they are the tools of his trade. San- dia students with an interest in math formed the Math Club with the pur- pose of stimulating an interest and ap- preciation of math- ematics in all stu- dents. B! Members: Sandra Coll, president, Maria Elena Vizcaino. vice-president, Jeanne Naus, treasurer, Carol Ball, secretary, Emily Nelson, Janice Parker, Anna Gordon, Julie Haines, sgt.-at-arms, Lene Nielsen, judy Kimbel, Ina Hart, Pam Mason, Linda Palmer, Judy Olsen, Lorna Campbell, Karen Hunt, Nancy Austin.

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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.

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M!fif5!k! M!!! fi! 4'AfA7llff1r'6 gf M!!! Officers: Mr. Krylack, sponsor: Sandra Redd, president: Kent Pullen, vice-president and secretary: not pictured: Ben Phillips, treasurer. 'Pl If you don't move your Bishop, I'll castle your King. This might be a remark heard during a Chess Club meet- ing. Individual tournaments were held between members of the Club to determine those making up the team for the State Tournament in Socorro during meeting of the State Science Fair. The purpose of the Club was to promote Chess as characterizing the best in abstract, intellectual pro- blem solving. Members: Roger Scott, Bob Herney, Sandra, Howard Rose, john Troyerg second row: Bill Diets, john Baca, James Browning, Kent, Paul Childs, Robert Normong third row: Dave Funderburg, Mike Weber, John Miller, Ken Schroer, john Radin, Roger Haines