Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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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

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RIGHT: ,lust one of the many duties of the lyledia Center assistants is to repair and clean the audio-visual equipment, keeping it in shape for students and teachers. BELOW: Media Center aides also work to assist teachers with dittos, papers. and AV equipment. ABOVE: LMC aides are Diane jones, Theresa Martinez, Emmanuel Dawson, Eric Pitcher, Scott Rodriguez, Laura Stevens, Marci Richards. SECOND ROW: Leonard jablon, jerry Heath, john Newman, Chris Krohn, Gregory Kopp. THIRD ROW! Crystal Wagner, Margaret Hyre, Greg Leslie, Rick Bowen, Rick Pena, Lonnie Martinez, Mark Hernandez, Randy johnson, David Tannen, Rory Sutton. .fbi ,. ...amid 3 Qu N Interested Students Provide Assistance In Media Center The things we take for granted. . . imagine walking into the Media Center and having to search through thousands of unalphabetized books just to find the one you want. Think of scrounging through every one, but never finding what you need because it has been stolen or not reshelved. Envision sitting in the Lecture Hall ready to watch a film when you are told that the projector is broken, no one knows how to fix it, and to top it all off the film is broken into five separate pieces. It could turn into a nightmare, but the Sandia Media Center would be like this if not for the personnel and student assistants who work there every day. The assistants receive credit per semester for helping keep the Media Center neat and orderly. The director of the Library Media Center is Dr. Pauline jones. Linda Avery, Sotrea Meares, Pam Evans, and Ruth Lee supervise assistants and help to keep the Center running smoothly. ABOVE: Researching through microfilm is a service that the LMC offers to students, along with keeping it in proper order. LEFT: The endless task of filing book cards. fines and student library cards is kept up-to- date by the LMC aides. 113 l