Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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Lessons of Past Still Relevant In Education A quote from an 18th century edition ofthe New England Primer proclaimed the hopes ofthe citizens of the new nationg He who ne'er learns his ,-X BC Forever will a hloclchead be, But he who learns his letters fair Shall have a coach to take the air. As the young nation emerged, with a developing market economy and a new republic form of government, so also education changed. The evolving educational concept was that the success of this form of government depended upon an enlightened society and the development of each individual to his maximum potential. ln this bieentennial year, educational programs are now changing to meet the demands of the space age. The primary concern however, still remains the development of the individual's talents to his maximum potential. This is the goal of the total program at Sandia High School. Dr. Tom Vigil ,Principal R i Vs- ' X Q, I, ' , -ge 3, X sie S ., 3 S je ceees it t X kg 'N E V -f R Ns K5 if Q ,. as 23231 .. 'S-t 5:9231-125:11 '5:2'E ': Ankeny, Yolanda: .Nerivirir-s Offier- Secretary. Sponsored Bowling Club Avery, Linda: Librarian Caranta, Margaret: Arri-miarit-e Clerk Coffey, Beffyei .-Xssistant Principal, Sponsored the -lunior Class COIHIIS, Lois: Counseling Uffice Secretary Earl, Joyce: l'rincipal's Secretary 150 LEFT: Dr. Thomas Vigil, principal. BELOW: Barry Glass, assistant principal. X 1 5 E NN.,- .W ABOVE: Bettye Coffey, assistant principal. LEFT: Assistant principal Keith VVeaIh4-rshy clears up some problems for a student at fall registration.

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F S -. ia-4' Special Education Teachers: Martha Black, Kathryn Harrell, Ralph lanacone, and Jill Shoemaker RIGHT: Bookkeeper Connie Nlcxew moved into a new office this year and her work soon tripled! B01 IOM! The custodial staff works long hours to keep the classrooms, halls, and campus clean and in working condition. BELOW: Rising early each morning to supply the hor lunches at Sandia, the ladies in the cafeteria put in many hours in a hot kitchen! LEFT: Counselors Frank Graham and Githa Lewis offer advice to students during the first semester registration process, elle' i ,..-g. i K -4 v at k. . Y Q li BOTTOM ROW: Tyler, Betty: Registrar Verploegh, Ed: Counselor Vertrees, Chuck: Data Processing Vigil, Thomas: Prim-ipal Ward, Jim! Campus :Xide W62Ih8fSby, Keith: Assistant Principal 152 r as e.?ii S ti? S K' ,iw tt., R 5 u ' its ff A RA T '-A ' ai, ,., ' ' , ai! , it t ,,,, t , .,,, ' ff , li, Uma, , 'sv gt ri r., ae f f' W W if we f M if M Mm H 2 4 QW Y f 1 , :V , I J vi- .,,,,, ,f. , xp 5 K 13gNi,92l, 1fA r Q 1: - J ' H Q' 4.1 Am 5 , Q ax ' ' 'I ..,, ' ,iff y flf V' , A I it ffl, ' 'ff re if 'f -' W , 2 'iii' ' Qin ff- F ' ff: M A ,oot uust M . ',E' X' ' f , , ' j J, it 5 at ik' , 4' 'V TOP ROW: MOHIOYH, Vi: Education Aide Mueller, Jim: Activities Director Pederson, Carol: Sem-tary Royer, Margurite: Nurse Sil'lg'let0n, Charles: Counselor Somerville, Les: Counselor , 6 X if , gf ' kv JM, gui' , ii , .,,, ,4 Y W y A-n ' 'MW ,J -vii f i' r it , A-Mggiw ., , , Zh iw , 2 ,W,,.-,,.,,,W A w w It 251 5 T, ., i W A? ui. 3 1 e sy Z i We f PM S N114 Q it QW -f ,J 456.