Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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4 , A A C 32-J 'ie ' fi fs! l ' V 5 ,. 5 if A if l T A V , l -' x 'i s W 4 ,'.Z ,Alf 2 I ' l in ,. T L bf. exe' ' .W . 5 3 E xii' Continentals tour New Mexico Continentals, an ensemble group with a repertoire featuring popular songs, toured southern New Mexico in May as their final activity, highlighting a year busy with performances for various ac- tivities. Purpose of the trip was to try to pro- mote the cultural exchange between northern and southern areas of the state. The tour began with a kick-off assembly at Sandia. Bernalillo, Santa Fe, Clovis, Portales and Eastern New Mexico Uni- versity, Roswell, Goddard and the Mili- tary Institute, Artesia, Carlsbad and El Paso, Tex., were included in scheduled performances. Continentals also spent six and a half hours at KGGM television station singing for the March of Dimes drive. While the 22 members were invited back for a return engagement before the Legislature, they had to refuse. They did, however, perform a Christmas show at the National Realtors Convention. They sang at Rhodes Bridal Show and the Animal Humane Society Fashion Show at Popeioy Hall. They also participated in Homecoming, the Stage Show and the kick-off as- sembly for Operation Hands Across the Border, which was the senior class proi- ect to build a Peace Corps school in an- other country. The Continentals were sponsored by Alex Chavez, choral music teacher. this page, upper: Continentals are Al Reed, Linda Zemke, Doug Barnett, Marty Barton, Tommy Hughes, Deedo Fannin, Chuck Walstrom, Diane Cockrell, second row: Phil Senior, Kerry Kirby, Paula Porter, Barbara Shewnacli, Fred Williams, Kathy Bailey, Lerry Armstead, Mary Adams, third row: Dan Sparks, Pat Farr, Pete Wilson, Melissa Miller, not pictured: Melinda Rice, Jim Worthington. above: Continentals Melissa Miller, Pete Wilson, Barbara Shewnack, Phil Senior, Deedo Fannin, Al Reed, Chuck Walstrom, Marty Barton, Mr. Chavez, direc- tor, Dan Sparks, Kathy Bailey, Tommy Hughes and Paula Porter rehearse for a performance at Popeioy Hall. Organizations 143

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Q86 has candlelight induction Gold pins, a candlelight installation ceremony and a subscription to a na- tional magazine were all part of mem- bership in the Dr. Tom Erhard Chapter of Quill 8. Scroll, an honorary journal- istic society. Highland's and Sandia High's chapters installed new members and honorees in a dual ceremony in the spring. Students who were unable to attend the dual induction ceremony were initiated one morning before school with only Sandia members presiding. Eligible members were iuniors and seniors in the top one third of their class who had done outstanding work tor one semester on the Crest, Sandian or the Sage and had been recommended by their sponsors. Dr. Tom Erhard was also initiated. Chapter sponsors were Miss Jo Boughton, sponsor of the yearbook and newspaper, and Mrs. Nancy Harris, Sage sponsor. C? l42 I s 'his P0991 UPPGFI Quill 81 Scroll honorees are Helen Hurst, Sharon Groesbeck, Sharon Chouteau, second 'owl Muifle Finley, Pat Spradleyp third row: Geof- frey Moeding: not pictured: Diane Stewart, Debbie Gordon. left: Members are Marie Schneider, Mary Beth Moll: second row: Mrs. Nancy Hqrrigl sponsor. Medley Stehwien, Gloria Emmett, third row: Willci Beach, Debbie Watson, Carol Welsh, Mary Adamsg fourth row: Elaine Grangaarcl, Julia James, Janis Crandall, Barbara Porterfield, not pictured: Chris Kohut, Jean Hurst, Debe Bestgen. above: Dr. Tom Erhard, for whom the chapter was named, speaks at the induction ceremonies.

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Chorus students participate in concert 1 M ul 'I44 Members of the Girls Chorus and Mixed Chorus participated in the tra- ditional Christmas Concert Dec. 18. Daily practices trained members in both choruses for Honor Choir auditions. Each member competed against others in semester performances with solos, duets and other choral activities. Choral members also participated in a joint Spring Concert, closing their choral activities in May. Uniforms for Girls Chorus were dresses with alternating color schemes of beige and dark brown, while Mixed Chorus members wore robes of red and blue. . 7' W4- ' !:,- I,-- fix, C2958 'W -ssh' f .V C ' itct :st il Mas ai' fs gg E