Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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Academics indeed all hang together, or most we shall all hang separately. , Benjamin Franklin Y Q, ,, Q5 .ff f J 5 , 'E ff ffl

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Q-it IVY Members Continually Follow Many Traditions IVY is an honorary senior girls organization whose members must maintain at least a 3.8 grade average as well as remaining active within the school. IVY members followed many traditions, including selling caramel apples and recognizing two outstanding senior girls by awarding scholarships. another tradition that was faithfully, yet reluctantly carried out by new members was to dress in knee-length black skirts and plain white blouses or IVY sweatshirts for one week, as part of their initiation rites. IVY performed a satire on commercials in the TWIRP assembly which featured their candidates, Kim Kuhlmann and Tom Schuch and quite a few rolls of toilet paper. A banquet was held at the end ofthe year to induct new members and to announce officers for the forthcoming year. Mr. Ernie Polansky was the club sponsor. Officers were Jeannette Nail, president, Becky Young, vice- presidentg Keri Bruner, secretaryg Tracy Scott, treasurer, and Sue Callies, historian. Known as the penwoman of the cause for revolution, Mercy Warren was an intellectual activist who composed and published satirical plays and poems. Her democratic ideals and strategy commanded respect of many noted friends, among them Thomas fefferson, John and Abigail Adams, and Martha Washington. A if I' -, Ni-ifw I .f .5 A, -fs ' ,ml a s I , I s f' .fe . ' N. A . ., ...fe-M st, 5' ,Mug .- QE.: , K - . . ,A L 'a1','i. sf -f i , ft I f - hi, ,T . , :Q , . . ,, ta N I . ,A I ,,. is it 7' -A f iii A X i I ah if ' : . 'I K .M 4 Q, 'Q' I .2 V' . 1 M 4 Er? . A- 'ffff 3 as ' aj , - A . 7 23. 1 2-fish ' in I ' t if K I ii ' ,, - 'fskivlz-is I L ' 1.tQfr't ' I 'I I -Q 5. w -if :'- - .L..t,Lk,-f5g3g1.,,.fs. 4 . -- my A 3 ,QM .ix -..' A sf? rigs ff' ' W s-,- fall at 3 , .is S I V ., ABOVE LEFT: Members are Jeanette Nail, Loretta Keller, Cheryl DelVIasters, Cynthia Porter, Nancy Beall, Anne Bratun, Tina TIIYOHZ SECOND ROW: julie Wagner, Kathy Dorak, Debbie Betterton, Mr. Ernie Polansky, Nancy Sisk, Anneli Brogaard, Debbie Bradshaw. ABOVE: IVY members tncourage school spirit by sign painting. TOP: IVY TWIRP candidates make a grand entrance accompanied by balloons. 147 QQ!

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,vw Ax young Ben Franklin was learning the printing trade as an apprentice, the yautlguf the Southwest -were learning the skill: ofdtheir fathers in order to perpetuate lheirfZ9u'lture.' Their knowledge has passedtof our present generation the arts of finepottery making, jewelry and adobe building as well as the skills offarming native crops and the respect for freedom in all of nature. A V