Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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Christmas Concert In New Coronado Sparks Shoppers ABOVE: Larry VVatson pc-rforms a violin part in a Raw-l quartet. RIGHT: During a fund raising concert at Christmas. Charles jnnvs foiicrritrats-s on thc- hass phrases, ABOVE RIGHT! Comwrtrnastn-r Celestr- Rush ps-rforms the first violin part of tht- Rav:-I quartvt. fx B .:. 1: J. . .im if 'f we Q WXQE if' 'xmfai - 'ww A ,tl .1-Qfg-5 f . r an Mm W Wm, f 5 N al X wh , ' '1 x. . ' , - ,xr A ' , . 4 4 ' .'....- 5 , ...'-I .i...+' an ABOVE! Rita Snyder, first violins, practices during an orchestra class session. LEFT! Elizabeth Cox, Patricia Zendvr, Sheila Huber, jeff Brody and Shirien Taylor run through the first violin part of a selection for an upcoming concert.

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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

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LEFT: jim K4-ncmuth. violinist, and K4-ith Kastella, ccllist, play Christmas sch-ctions while parents In-lp with the raffle tickvt campaign in Coronado Cvntcr. RIGHT: Sarah Wiider. Xlarjo .-Xmlcrsori, .Xnn Xlurray, and Thomas Capcllc go ovcr cz-llo phrasing while practicing in class. BELOW! jim Kcnemuth, Cali-sts' Rush and Sarah VVidf-r vim-w the trophies brought home from thi- Greater Southwvst Music Festival in :Xmarillo in thc spring of 75. X x ABOVE: Patricia Z4-nclcr, Shi-ila Huber, Bruce' Varncr and Karl VVvinackvr show the strain of playing for svvcral hours in Coronado Centvr to aid the- fund-raising campaign. RIGHT: Laura IA-iding and Thomas Capt-llv, an exchange student from Germany, offer harmony from tht- cvllo scction. LEFT: Freshman violist Nlarlc Smith adds Cllmcnslon to thc viola section :luring a fall concvrt.