Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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above: Medley Stehwien, Gail Griffith and Linda Young choose pictures for the sophomore class sec- tion. right: Jon Caswell tries to find a suitable word for an athletic page headline. upper, right: linda Eckhardt and Yvonne Boudreaux look for usable pictures. lower, right: Mary Adams talks with the photographer about picture appointments. far, lower, right: Kathy Hall checks activity mrds before starting the senior directory. uzmmrm gknla Q -- ,, , O riff: , 5 1 ll an e P s L i- 1 G13 - 5 Q N i t 'LAQQALAL I .k.. Tl. . Editor-in-Chief Many Adams Associate Editor Medley Stehwien Activities . Kim Biddison .L,-s:iiAcademicsfj5 Lindofgkhardt, Begky Kline A . if-ifaionors Yiionne Bovdreaux, Ward-Birinegar Organizations .lon Caswell, Foster Henlsey, Mary Beth Moll, David Preciado Sports Ward Brinegar, Jon Caswell, Irene e sreere elerslrite s r rsie Ihomvwn e -i'if7lYSenior class- Deedolfannin, kathy Hal! 'Junior Class Dan Detorie, Susan Jarrell Sophomore Class Gail Griffith, Linda A Young tilee E index 1 etrr 50SQn,Tvfrwv .'f'1Phofographers Foster Hensleylflon Kay iff Sponsor Miss Jo Boughton 132 i en-Q Lx XL my T5 I W 'Ou-w,,,., - .,,.. J, in is

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Staters organized a slave sale, ran voting machines, held flag raising cere- monies and added Staters Week to their agenda as they planned the year's activities. At the annual slave sale both staters and alternates were auctioned off as slaves by Coach R. P. Waters. Those who purchased slaves were admitted to the annual Staters dance free. During Staters Week in March, staters had several speakers and activities to promote patriotism. Staters also spoke to underclassmen to get more interested in attending Boys and Girls States. Staters staged a flag raising ceremony the first Thursday of each month and were required to wear their uniforms every first and third Thursday of every month. Ushering on Parents' Night during American Education Week and present- ing the colors at assemblies were some of the other tasks performed during the year. Staters also ran the voting machines for the school's major elections. l

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