Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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Gale and Steve talk to Maria and family. The students learn in reservation school. fffiffwf Zfikfv School spirit reached an all-time high dur- ing the week preceeding the Christmas Holi- days. The Student Body Council had decided to sponsor the project of supplying food and toys for a near-by Indian village, Cononcito. Horneroomis challenged one another to see which could raise the largest quantity of food and toys for the destitute villageg individuals Within the hoomrooms competed, school clubs competed, and the piles of food and toys mounted. With the concentrated efforts of the en- tire student body, school clubs and organi- zations, tons of foods were obtained. The food was collected sorted and delivered by students who had taken a particular interest in the project. The boys enjoy having their picture taken.

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IWIRIJW RIA!!! IW! 9.4! Confusion ! Confusion and anxiety . . . turbulence and impatience . . . choas unseen . . . the show was serene and Fashion ruled the Hold that Pose! day, Nov. 18, when the members of the home economics classes modeled clothes they had made themselves. N0 enfe t pl ease I mmf? fwfr fmfzfrf my Pushing and shoving . . . huffing and puffing . . . gave the men little help in losing the Varsity-Faculty benefit game Nov. 26. Over 35600 was raised for the athletic fund. The Faculty team takes a breather. Who's got the ball?

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JJ? df 6'z'!4W6' Sandia students unload the food The students prepare to leave for Canoncito. The boys and girls enjoyed Mrs. Wilson's talk. Sorting the food proved to be just work.