Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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Bicentennial CREST Features First Metal Inlay Cover Reflections of the past inspired the '76 CREST staff to create a special Bicentennial issue. The theme was enhanced by drawings of revolutionary figures and important events, with division pages being a parallel between American colonial history and our own unique New Nlexico culture. Artists were Renee Marz, Karen Dlinger and Brad Clemment. Sixteen full pages of color were added with extensive coverage of the first evening homecoming. The CREST was expanded to 336 pages to provide better coverage of women's sports, organizations and a larger senior section. For the first time in Sandia's history, a metal inlay was used on the cover, with the historical design also appearing on the end sheets and the graduation announcements for the Class of '76, For the second year, the 1400 copies of the CREST were delivered in early August. Editor for the '76 CREST was Tina Tilton, and Advisor, for the second year, was Miss Sharon Snyder. :iii twwi ZW. . ,X . ,., sw' s.5:.'f!-jj1,t- -.-we new 59:31, pass wie ,gy f 'essex txx ABOVE RIGHT: Cynde Hill presents Anna Padilla with a friendship carnation as Monica Roman watches. MIDDLE LEFT: Liz Harris and Lorraine Prestwich dress up for Nostalgia Day to temporarily forget about the pressures of an upcoming deadline. MIDDLE RIGHT: Ellen Mueller, the only freshman on the yearbook staff, concentrates on getting the job done. LEFT: An old top hat and suspenders are accepted attire of staff member Jeanne Lance. ABOVE: The CREST staff members are Scott Hudson, Liz Harris, Kathy Dorak, Monica Roman: SECOND ROW: Cynde Hill, Frank lfernado, Doug Larson, Ellen Mueller, Tina Tilton, Sheryl Paloni, Lorraine Prestwichq THIRD ROW: Lynne Wnodall, Anna Padilla, Diane Kouri, Kathy johnson, Carol VVL-ber. Not shown are Roger Wilkes, Richard Smoker, Mark Clise and Connie Caplan.

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Students Contribute Creative Selections To Sage Magazine Sage, Sandia's literary magazine, was designed to provide an outlet for student's creative expression. Sponsored by Mr. Raymond Nelson, the magazine was published entirely by the staff. Contributions to the Sage were in the categories of poetry, short stories, art, and essays. The photography content was supervised by Mrs. Pat Meleski. The entries chosen for publication were selected by the editors of each respective section, however, the final decision was made by co-editors Linda Bertrand and Cheryl lVlahoney. Prizes were awarded to superior selections by a board of judges comprised of professional writers. The magazines were sold to Sandians for 51.50 in October, and distributed in May. Sandia students enjoyed having the opportunity to read their published works and those of their fellow students as well. All of Sandia was in agreement that the Sage, again this year, was a success. RIGHT: Carolyn Seidel types entries for the Sage. BELOW: Sage co-editors are Linda Bertrand and Cheryl Mahoney. ,aaa 4 w- Sponsor Mr. Raymond Nelson discusses plans for the magazine with several staff members. FAR RIGHT: Susan Coleman works intently to put the finishing touches on her contribution. RIGHT: Marge Magnus looks pleased as she watches Sage co-editors select contributions for publication. 112 wubiuiugsfs s--mann.-....... f-Qf 50