Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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vfwr Talented Musicians Commemorate 1976 During Assembly Us-2. i Q 9 Mss. ,Ml .13 TOP: Nil-rrilvm-rs nl the flute st-ctinn k'Ulik't'llfl'2ifl' nn kvvpirigg up with the music at hzincl. TOP RIGHT: :Xarnn Harper helps tn kr-vp tht- rhythm of tht- song during tht- SQ-ninr zissrrnhly. ABOVE: :Xncly Large puts all his efforts into plating 'lihm' Stars and Stripes Forvw-r, une nf tht- hzinal's most int-rnorahlc and stirring pt-rfnrrnancv, which varnc- during tht- liiu-ritf-riiiial .'Xssernhly. Ein., ., 'Qt TX is Xt FAR LEFT: A band mt-mher lt-ts her hurn hm- hcarci along with thi- rt-st during lint- of thx-ir many pvrformarict-s. LEFT: Symphonic Hand memhrrs relax until tht- start of the next nurnhc-r. ABOVE: 'livrri Davissori anti annthvr mr-mht-r of tht' hand pravtiu- un their parts during a daily rehearsal. -4

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Y in-1 1 S FAR ABOVE! Nlary Kay Kyger. shown lu-rf' on tlic piccolo, rc-hcarscs with the other mrmbcrs of the Woodwind scttion for an upcoming performance. ABOVE: Erik Galloway COIlCQ'IlU'3It'S on a challenging new piece of music during a class pvriod. 2? at 113 11 1 rrlil 11, -1 1 1 Yip I 31. ,Q V11 11'-1:11 1 W , ,1 11 ,1- Q ' '11,: 11 11, 1 2 ,-11' - 111: 1 1 -71 42.421 , W , 111 11 . 1 11 111,,11 4111: 1 . 1K1 1 1,1 , 1. y. l 'l1l1 1 11' 1 1, M, .1 111, 1 - 1 :ll i n 11 .1 11.. 14 1 1 11 11 , 1 11 11- 1 1 111 11 I 1, '. -1,- W M 1 '1- 12' l ll1l ' f s,' :.:i1.l' 111'l' 11:11 1 1 li 1' 1- w- 1.1 11- 1 '1 1 111, 1 r 1. 1, -1 11 1 -1. , 1- 111 . ., ,1 1 . . ,N l lfl H lr. ll lla l ll lwrj ll '1 -W.W , 21,1 fi' 'ffl' il'vi1 'f1'. ' U1 .f1111 5 '1 4 I 1. 6.1. 1 .1 1- 1 1'1-1.- 1,1 -.Il -1 r , '1 1. 1'1,1'.' 11, . 1 ,11, ,, 1.1, - 1 1 , . ,1 12 - .l'1 ,1 11' 1 '. 141 1 li xl 11 11 11' :ll fll?1J'11'g'l1fl 1,11 ' 1 ' 1 1 .1 1 , f 1' l 1 , rllllhlliq I iwlw ,f .Ki 1111 I1IV1w,1l1 .1 M1 111.1l1Ul1 lllltlf 1 EN l1l'11ll1ll fllll Wmlllllwi f1Fl Wl' 1 .1 11' ll +1', kr llll rl lm' lilwillilsitl l ,H 411: , .L ll lpn ll I HS? l'1'lll'lf1ll ll. lf l YQ ll '1 'li ll l Z llll ii if 1'7l l1f 7 '7 if l 1f l'l7'7l' 11 1 1 11 .11-- 1 1. 1.1 'E l l 'l lk 11' 'gill' 1' l. l -1 wiijl' 1 V 1, ' 1,iW 1f' f. 1,'hbllY,il 61,1 1111111 1. i . 11,1111 21 1A.1M11w wwlMl1m1 ilr.wv 1v,W1ffHs 11l1ll1l11i1-11111111111 11111 A 1 -ily- 'xlib Mtxdiri -A ',, :Q lil! 1:11111!l!w ILL kt., , akin ' , 1! xllsif 611215221ff 1ff19f.1laa1f11l. 11- l'fl'-'lllif a 1 .1 1 t W' 1 111111111S.f1611211iffQ1q-11121511.f111i1i-111211 11 1:1111 l -ilifiliri ,'2:i'f iiyl,:5f1l1if ' XIV1 ay- ' 1 41551, 'li b Kl'lXl1f 1 11ii1px'1 :lslills lx nik' Jl,1A1-f' jliglilw 1 -. If- 'XL lK'11s Ik I.1L- 1Lli1'1 FAN -,lg llll- '1'l1H'lf4fi1 will 11 31 1 1--11ff1111g111l.Siif',-.111,1 ' 'll 1 1 l' ll l '11 ,'11l,Lfl1 Il ' 'l'l: 1' 511-:'I1'-litriiwwlg'?f11'1f'1l l I. I 1 A 1' '0.l15l,'N1+,11 1..1,,1. 1 1 'll F'-'l-' :1l11!':!g llvl?'1'.'-l'lfl,1'-,' t5if'Y:s ,11,l'l 1l,I1l 11111-1 1 ' lil rww'vwgafwuww11w - l1lilll i1l'lllf 11 11 7ll's1'sf11111f1'il1ll111111111l'f1.! '1'f' ' -l lilut ' -.l ll :fl bil! Il 1 is a . p 2 xml, J: X ABOVE! A band mumldrr diligvntly practices playing the hassoon, thc largest mcmbvr of the woodwind family. LEFT:j11ni11rjafej11l111s1111 and senior Mark Wittf-n pauses for a moment and await their turn to play during the musical intvrludc' of thc' Honors Assembly. 99

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RIGHT: Sarah liauffenherger and Dana Martin play string bass parts during the Christmas concert in Coronado Center. BELOW: Mr. 'lied Rush, orchestra director. BOTTOM: Ricky Guier and Charles Carlson, violinists, do their part in hoosting Christmas spirit for local shoppers as they play carols. Sandia Orchestra Invited To Perform In Vienna, Austria Fund-raising was the word heard most often by orchestra members as they busied themselves with flea markets, raffle tickets and performances for donations to earn money, enabling them to accept a coveted invitation to the International Youth and Music Festival in Vienna, Austria in the summer of '76, The selling of tickets for their car raffle took them to cold shopping centers on weekends and through long neighborhood blocks during the winter evenings, but the musicians gained a considerable sum toward their goal of playing with the finest bands, orchestras and choruses from around the world. Mr. Ted Rush, director, submitted the audition tape to the festival directors to gain the invitation necessary for participation. With the exception of a few 1975 graduates, the group is the same as it was in the spring of '75 when it won the Best Performance trophy at the Greater Southwest Music Festival in Amarillo. The Sandia orchestra became the fourth New Mexico group to attend the Vienna festival. Mz1 Bald? ABOVE! Celeste Rush, Larry Ivatson, Bruce Varner, Karl VVeinacker, Cindy Snyder, james Kenemuth, Susie Barnes, Sarah VVider. SECOND ROW: Shirien Taylor, Rita Snyder, 'liina Cutchen, Rene llooker, Lori Glihert, joel Porter. Peter Guerin, klanice Homme, Mark Smith, Carolyn Kulosa, Elizabeth vlupp, liaura lieiiling, Ann Murray, Keith Kastella. THIRD ROW: lflizaheth Cox, Jeff Brody, Patricia fender, ,lean fierrish, Renee Howard, julie Rohwein, Kim Johnston, David Sonntag, Ricky fiuier, Wayne Case, Karen VVL-her, Chuck Carlson, Darlene Anaya, Beth Pinkerton, Kim Srimbert, Mr. 'lied Rush, lVlarjo Anderson, Sarah Lauffenherger, Ifllen Mueller, 'lihomas Capelle, Dana Martin, Karen Galloway, and Charlesjones. 101