Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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yearly issues Maintaining a high record of accomplish, ments was always a staff objective. The first year of publication. the Sandian had been awarded honors as a first class paper. and staff members had walked off with six awards in writing at the New Mexico High School Press Association convention in Las Vegas. Highlights for this years staff included attendance at the NMHSPA Apr. 8-9 and a publications banquet in May. Announce' ment of awards and honors came at the banquet, but they were actually presented before the student body at the Awards As- sembly May 19. L x ,l 411 2 ll ii' 5 Editor-in-chief Sue Newsom checks over materials with Kerry Piper. assistant to the editor. Diana Key talks oxer .1 page layout with Bob Adams, sports editor, Louise Garcia. business manager. thecks the adver- tising and retords with Lee jenkins. advertising manager.

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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

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Sandia chorus department stages Modern Choir rehearses its arrangements The chorus department is dixided into Mixed Chorus and They presented W0 operettas DOWN IU the Valley and Girls Chorus From these two eroups many of the stu Manhattan Tower on March 1618 A spring concert was dents formed the Modern Choir Boys Barbershop uartet gn en early in May Mixed Chorus and Girls Chorus presented the tradition The chorus department used its saxines from two years of al Christmas Concert Dec 17 The next day they presented money raising, projects to buy choir robes excerpts from the eoneert during two assemblies Girls Chorus entertains students in special assembly and Las Cantedoras, Girls' Triple Trio. They' sold candy as a Christmas money-making project.