Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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Students, Faculty React Vehemently Toward Sandian The Sandian continued to grow this year from the base established in its Uresurrectionyl last year. The newspaper, sponsored by Miss Sharon Snyder, expanded to twelve pages for each issue and put out a record- breaking sixteen pager for the traditional Senior Edition. Staff members aroused occasional anger and frequent applause by commenting on everything from trash on campus to the controversial activities office. They informed students on such varied topics as the orchestra's trip to Vienna, Senate Bill-l, a proposal to reform student government, and the quality of education in the United States. Through brilliant investigation on the part of editor Nancy Simmons, the Sandian also uncovered the scandal in the T.B.S.O.j.Q.P. Bureau involving their clandestine surveillance of former student Arvo Fricke and his younger brother Bumpo. lt's good to know that the American press is protecting our freedom. X - ' tsl X . ' . .gj fiffeka-. is ..... 1 T LEFT: Sandian writer Liz Harris flashes a smile at the camera on Nostalgia Day. BELOW: Editor Nancy Simmons and Assistant Editor Sarah VVider smile proudly as Business Manager Kathy Dorak displays the successful Christmas issue. f z 5. Ti ' f7ihl5f'?L.l is W 2 'H T .. i 13 S 't rig 2 4' 'IN Sandian E 2 2 t i ff Lt . 1511153 RIGHT: Scott lftner looks over Sandian articles that he plans to enter in a scholastic journalism competition. LEFT: Sponsor Miss Sharon Snyder enters the publications office to begin a Sandian Sstaff meeting.

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if LEFT: NHS member jt-anne Lance looks we-ary at an 1-arly morning National Honor Society mevting. RIGHT: Karen VVomclsduff pauses to consider an issue beform- directing a question toward NHS officers. BELOW! Mitch l.,cx'ick and Carol Blossom daydream before the ln-ginning of an NHS mi-ating. fist ss.. 3 I LEFT: Cheryl Ds-Masters and Cynthia Porter find distributing NHS 1-valuation slit-cts to tfaclu-r's boxes humorous. BELOW: Keri Bruner and Megan Olliricn talk to friends after an Honor Society meeting. S Q s

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TOP LEFT: Ron Easterly contemplates a sports event he has been assigned to cover. ABOVE! Mark Harmon pauses to reflect on the sports articles he is writing. RIGHT: Monica Roman, Sandian writer, gathers her books at the end of a long day. ZW Gila' 'E':f,1::E-sf- 2' f. ,, 2 r .5 tw ff f' gan 4 .. .Am Q -- e K' A s as ,,,,, if N iam lim? ., lst One of the first political drawings, several variations appeared in colonial papers to represent the idea that the colonial governments should band together. ge , f ,wg A f 5 - faygf 2 'vos Jlflllfl of ' XS' Q 'wQ,, 4,811 TOP: Candy Chiuminatto looks surprised while lounging in the Sandian room. ABOVE: Staff members are Ann Murray, Editor Nancy Simmons, Assistant Editor Sarah Wider, Nancy Fosnaugh, Terry Kuykendallg SECOND ROW: john Melvin, Ron Easterly, Mark Harmon, Ray Quintana, Scott lftnerg THIRD ROW: Liz Harris, Brad Clement, Kelly Crawford. BELOW: Terry Kuhkendall checks her watch as she hurries to meet a deadline.