Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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Fine Arts Inspire Student Expression, Skill Development U.. 3 5 1 y, is sf as 1 S .am ,,i 2' if . . .ws 164 Chavez, Joe: Cs-ramies l, Crafts l, II, jewelry l. ll Cook, SUS2l'lI Cummercial .Xrt l, Il, Leather l, Il, Wveaving l, II Giffin, Patsy: Drama l, ll, III, Theatre Prmluetiong Sponsored Drama Club. Thespians Howell, William! Design, Drawing and Painting, Photnggrapliy RllSh, Ted! Symphonic Band, .-Xdvaneed String Urehestra, Stage Band, Beginning Band Wall. A.V.: Mixed Churus l, ll, Girls' Chorus, Cnnrert Choir: Sponsored Cuntinentals Nur Picturecl-'livin Martin: Band, Guitar, Stage Band ll, Musie 'liheory LEFT: Nlr. Howell shows shading technique to .-Xrtl students. MIDDLE! Mr. Chavez discusses the art of jewelry making with his class. A X, 1 in 3 it , iw ,i,,, , Q5 ABOVE: :X photography student washes off a print she just clevelnped in the art darkrmnn, LEFT: Brad Clemment concentrates on drawing a reproduction for his art class.

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Y? . s, 5' , 5 is sf t.: TOP LEFT! Tom Scliuek, portraying the Ragpicker in the all-school play Nladwoman of Chaillotf' expresses himself to policeman Mark Evanlco. TOP RIGHT: The Matlivoman of Passy, played by Tina Kelly, pouts when she is told uthere is no invisible dog. ABOVE: Nlike Xlccarty, Bruce Varner and Pam Vlvarnock are the Press .-Xgents who join the wicked underground people ill lVladwoman. . . H RIGHT: Tina Kelly, Shannon Marshall and Wendy Bissell, as the three madwomen, discuss what they should do with 'lall the wicked people of the world. Talents F urthered In Music, Drama, Artistic Displays The Fine .-Xrts department was divided into three principal parts, the music department, the drama department, and the arts and crafts department. ln arts and crafts, there was a wide range of artistic endeavors available, including oil painting, jewelry, photography and anything in between. Nl r. Joe Chavez showed pottery, jewelry and sculpture professionally. The music department was surely one of the finest in the nation. Sandials String Orchestra was one of four orchestras from the United States invited to participate in the International Youth and Music Festival in Vienna. Sandia's drama department was equally impressive. Sandians had the opportunity to take up to three years of drama. The department put on plays seasonally, including all-school productions. Sandia was also one of the few high schools invited to take part in the Annual Southwest Drama Festival. The Marching Hand gave a fine performance at the halftime for the Homecoming game, and placed third in the annual Albuquerque Christmas parade.

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LEFT: Band teacher Tom Martin performs on the saxophone with his stage band. BELOW: The Continentals sing for students in the Media Center as part of an LMC Cultural Series. RIGHT: Performing in Coronado Center, Nlr. 'lierl Rush directs his Vienna-bounrl orchestra. ,,.......-1 lx has 3 Www ABOVE! Ed Trujillo plays in the pep hand during an assembly to raise school spirit. LEFT: Sheila Huber, Bruce Varner, and Karl Weinaflcer, first violinists for the Santlia orchestra, play Christmas carols in Coronado Center. 165 i s-5, sis! W s..