Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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Marching Band Halftime Shows Entertain Matadors VVhat would a football game he without watching a marching hand during halftime? Or going to a pep rally and having no music there to raise your spirits? Wlell, the Sandia High Marching Band, under the direction of 'llom Martin, did a good joh of fulfilling our expectations of always being there. Besides performing at games the band marched in the annual Christmas parade and was awarded third place. A lot of hard work went into their performances. The hand practiced Monday through Friday starting at seyen in the morning. They also had extra practices when needed to prepare them for the performances. The marching hand raised money for the band program by sponsoring a ham dinner, and also sold grapefruit and oranges. The drum major for this year is Mark Wittt-ri, who also played in the lVlcDonald's All-American Band at the Macyds Thanksgiving Parade and the Rose Bowl Parade. 3 af 'Q ,K A Y , - W 9.24, Z M QW., J' ABOVE: Giving an afternoon performance tor an assernhlx crowd on the outside haskethall courts. the hand prefers to not march. RIGHT: Xleinhers of the hrass section patiently wait the handls entrance onto the field during an evening footliall game. 96 LEFT! Drum Major Mark Vilitten leads the Sandia lwarchingliand through just one of the seasonls halftime shows. BELOW: Adding an extra twist to each performance, Sandy fox. one of the three haton twirlers. steps to the heat of ulvp. Lip, and .Xwayf

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Symphonic Band Receives Honors In Music Festivals By' practicing an uncountable amount of hours, the Sandia Symphonic Band had a very successful year. Sandia students enjoyed hearing the band at several assemblies throughout the year, including the Bicentennial and Honors assemblies. The 70 members of the band attended two band festivals during the year and performed superbly in both of them. ln the District i747 Festival they received three superior ratings, and at the Greater Southwest Music Festival in Amarillo, Texas, the band was again awarded three superior ratings in performance and also received a superior rating in sight reading music. They were also chosen the outstanding AAAA Band in performance and sight reading at the festival. Mr. Ted Rush led the band to great heights in music and gave of himself and of his time freely, helping the band to reach their goals. Sandia is extremely fortunate to have a dedicated director and such a talented band representing the school. BELOW: Band members are Charles Lowe, Louise Strommen, Laura Van Domelen, Hal Andersen, Diane Hill, Janice Everrett, Mary Beth Wilson, Alan Sheppard, Alisa Neil, Lyn Ann Taylor, Jim janney, jeff Caplan. SECOND ROW: Richard Kelly, Bruce Erickson Neil Krue er Debbie Nlatthews 1 H v Y jennifer Thorne, Jan Crawford, Susie Danemann, Gwen Chase, Amy Van Domelen, Cathy Pozega, Janice Buehler, -lo Merry, Tracy Roberts. THIRD ROW: Lori Lovato, joan Wilkes, Mary Kay Kyger, l1OiS Larson, Peggy Lewis, Andy Large, Pat Doyle, Page Trammell, Cindy Foil, Bill Grewe, Rosa Matonti, Kim Stimbert, Lisa Hughes, Terri Davisson, Ted Rush. FOURTH ROW: Aaron Harper, Mark Witten, Bill Bailey, Linette Edaards, Signe johnson, LuAnn Wosick, Beth Gilmore, Fd Trujillo, Dennis Saylor, Mark Lacy, Alan Chagnon, Robert VVatson, Gary Zink, Debra Lang, Tim Frock. FIFTH ROW:Carolyi1 Seidel, Nlike Lee, Dave Cole, -lace johnson, Mark Daily, Mike Moore, Bill Frisch, Aaron Roose, Ken Geohegan, Ken Pino, Russ Caffield, Vves Chilton, Chris Grewe, Erik Galloway, and Ann Benoist, 'N LEFT: Mr. Ted Rush conducts the band during a class-time rehearsal.