Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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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..

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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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Aviation, Statistics Specialty Courses For Math Students Computer Mathematics, Logic and Math 'liechniques in Science were just a few of the new and different courses offered in the Mathematics department. Because of the increasing enrollment, more teachers were added to relieve the overcrowding in both regular and enriched classes. Several one semester specialty courses were offered such as Aviation, Statistics, Probability, and Computer Fortran. Calculus, Math Analysis, Analytic Geometry, and 'lirigonometry were the advanced classes for students seriously interested in Math. Survey of Math, Development of Mathematics, and Basic Math Review were the courses designed for freshmen only. Nl ath Topics was designed for students not interested in going farther than Geometry. Twelve teachers made up the department, and Z3 courses were offered, making a large variation for the students. Susan Gill headed the Math department again this year. x 'naar-:.'e-K Na. - .N M ABOVE: Returning a graded assignment is Susan Gill, math department chairman. RIGHT: M r, Ken Renouard emphasizes a point during a lecture in Math Analysis. LEFT: Nlr. Curry helps freshman Suzie liemis with an Algehral prohlem. LEFT: Mrs. Holder assists a math student in working on the key punch machine in Computer Basics. BELOW: Mr. Terry Gill throws up his arms in answer to a student's question.