Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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crest for late spring delivery Looking for ideas and checking files are julie W'iesen, assistant editor: Sue Clauve, organizations editor: Barbara Air- met. activities editorg jackie Bedker. as- sociate editorg standing: Charlotte Thomp- son, co-assistant editor, Co-sports editors Harding Challstrom and Herb Campbell return materials to the closet while Pat Malvern, subscription drive chairman and only sophomore on the staff. checks her records. Charlotte Hodges and Sheila Hopkins, senior class editors. prepare a page while Ardeth Homan, business manager, and Ken Coleman, typist. work on records.

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annual staff plans, prepares ' Well, I just don't think I have enough pages in my section' '...' 'Whitt do you mean. no pictures? . . . They cancelled 'Sports Senorita' and we were saving 5 pages, I think I'll cut my throatl' '...' 'I don't see how the senior activities will go on 6 pagesg you'll have to cut somewhere' '.,.' 'XY'hat, the pictures didn't come outl' '...' 'Did someone call the photographer and make an appointment? '.,.' 'And just why didn't your club members show up for their picture. huh?' '...' 'Now, when is this crazy annual supposed to come outg I mean if we DO make that deadline ? . . . These were all typical remarks that floated out of the small publications room as members of the '60 Crest staff worked long and late. The letting of bids in October slowed the staff, and getting the pictures and identifying them for class sections proved to be another problem. However, the staff, all volunteers who worked daily as well as Saturdays and Sundays in order to get the pages done on time, learned a lot this year about preparing an annual. They set up photography schedules, secured identification, checked proofs, planned and laid out pages, wrote and rewrote headlines and copy. They heaved a sigh of relief as the book went to the printer . . . and started planning the '61 Crest. F li' Checking the dummy for the correct page count, Miss jo Boughton. sponsor, and Frieda Rogers. editor-in-chief. giggle over a pic- ture. fi- Junior class editors Jerri Stump and Le-tty Griffin and sophomore class editors Diane Dearing and Ronny Atkins check pages, names and pictures. 34 i 'TAX X V' A yr , 39 X53 Q c I ,f ' ' Q- Q ,ales an

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ln staff plans, prepares nin Planning and preparing the nine issues of the paper. including three large specials. the small San- dian staff overcame handicaps of lack of experience and shortages of time and space. Reporters, columnists, advertising salesmen, fea- ture writers and general technical workers came from the 18-member journalism class. A small staff of approximately five or six students handled the problems of actually preparing the paper, Reporters Doreen Price. Sue Ann Shrock and Sandy Robinson check the assignment sheet. THE SANDIAN 1 1 1-ameri scHooL PRESS 74 . 7. Published by the students of Sandia High School, Albuquerque. New Mexico. Price 10 cents or free with activity ticket. Yearly subscrip- tion S1.5O. Member of National Scholastic Press Association and New Mexico High School Press Association. Advertising rates 51.50 a column inch. Editor-in-Chief ...... Sue Newsom Advertising Manager ...... Lee jenkins Business Manager . ..... . ........ .. . ........ ,.......... L Ouise Garcia Sports Editor .. ......... . ..... . . ...... ............ . Bob Adams Reporters: Richard Burns. Gloria Cockrell. Susan Conlon, Gale Cooper. jim Felter, Judy Hogan, Kay Kirking. Doreen Price, Dean Raught, Sandra Robinson, Gai Sharp. Sue Ann Shrock, Linda Sterrett, james XVienczkoxvski. Ed XY'ilson. Kerry Piper. Janice Baker. Van jackson. Diana Key. Office Assistant ..... Van jackson Sponsor . Miss jo Boughton .... . ,,, N' 'l-n,-,, ,-I