Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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Physical Education Offers Enjoyment, Variety of Skills Advanced Dance, Hatha Yoga, and Basic Conditioning were the new classes introduced last year in the Girls' Physical Education Department. The classes added to the variety for the students to learn and enjoy. First year Physical Education classes had guest speakers on drug abuse, alcoholism, and other areas in which the girls could benefit. Senior Physical Education offered a wide selection of sports, including synchronized swimming, paddle ball, tennis, fencing, and officiating and scoring of volleyball. The Girls' Physical Education department was headed by Miss Anne Poston, who also coached all of the girls team sports. Miss Cindy Grenko student taught many of the Girls' Physical Education classes. 172 Malik, Marge: Physical Education ll, III, N' -Fw ns. N - LEFT: Mrs. Marge Mazik keeps score during a volleyball match. LOWER LEFT: Mrs. -lettye Sparlin relaxes between her dance classes. BELOW: A student practices her exercises in the new Yoga class. and iv ' Z la- s se P oston, Anne: Department Chairman, i ,,.' Physical Education ll, Advanced Physical ffl .'1 ,,.. xiii' Education Spaflill, Jettye: Yoga Conditioning, Advanced Dance, Physical Education II Nav 0 r ...mi .illlf . L t E i 2:35 -few i g-' 3 A a :.... ,. . , . , Jn - ' , Q 'Q .1 N. X qjo 151

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TOP! Mrs. lm-Z 'liurrietta prepares a turkey for the 'llhanksgiving feast in Creative Cooking. ABOVE: Mrs. Marilyn Hoppman smiles while watching a student prepare her project for lnterior Design. LEFT: Nlrs. Bertha Maxon leetures to her class of Contemporary Living. Big Enrollment f Male Students In Home Economics For 1976 heirig the Year of the Woman, there was certainly a large enrollment of boys in the Home Economies department last year, with fifty percent of the students being males. The department was full to capacity, with hopes of expansion within the next few semesters. Areas of study concentrated on were Creative Cooking, Clothing, Fashion Trades and Contemporary Living. ln the popular Creative Cooking classes, students prepared Turkey and Dressing, chareoaled steaks outdoors, and made several foreign specialties such as Sukiyaki. A mock wedding was one of the major events for the Contemporary Living students. Basie Home Economic skills were taught in Foodsl and ll, Creative Sewing and Consumer Education. Speaking ofthe goals of the department, Mrs. lnez Turrietta, chairman of Fine Arts, said, ln Home Economies we develop the total personfl ' I jig 7: 53531 f . . t ' ' fy ',,.2i:f.EE3'!' 'LI ? I ' it 1 A'W ' Qxiiirr -, K 3 ' ff ,,w K, .,,, , . . f.-was-wa - ,,r-f- F fr .--. 15 ' '- Hoppman, Marilyn: Fashion Trad:-s, lnterior Design, Home lfeonomies VVork Study, Sponsored Cordials Maxon, Bertha: Contemporary Living, Clothingl, Foodsl Tlltrieta, Inez: Department Chairman, Creative Cooking, Bachelor Survival ' 171

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Cl'l3!'lt0Il, Clem: Physical Education l, Il Griffith, Keith: Physical Education l, ll, Physical FitnessfAthletics G0ldSlIlitl'l, Willie: Physical Education l, ll Ottmann, Jim: Athletic Director, Physical Education l, Advanced Physical Fitness I l Fitness Course Added for Athletes In '76 Curriculum In addition to the regular boys' Physical Education curriculum, courses of Physical Fitness for Athletes were introduced. One of these classes was for the senior male athlete, while the other was aimed at sophomores and juniors. Athletes were not required to enroll to be eligible for competition in sports, but were encouraged to participate in these classes, which emphasized physical fitness and knowledge of team sports. Organization of athletic teams, tournaments, practices, and officiating were covered as well. Classes often left the campus to use facilities with which Sandia was not equipped, such as tennis courts, golf courses, and swimming pools. This offered a greater variety of activities to students. The department chairman last year was Rick Ruscetti, and Jim Ottmann was athletic director. RllSC8tti, Rick: Department Chairman, Physical Education l, II, Physical Fitness fs , X 5 ' t QT? A ff A'i.- i gi ABOVE LEFT: Coach Willie Goldsmith We gives instructions and watches his students D - .. H s 9' warm up. it , 'Wi - .- ,- Q 'Fa' ,. i LEFT: Coach Clem Charlton tells his class N ,,,, -- 5 K which play to use next. . 5: 5 Y 31 W K - ' ABOVE: Coach Rick Ruscetti paces the ,Jf . 'K Q, , g sidelines as his VVrestling team takes on Rio l.! . M3:1'!,! t V ,5'u,,..i ii. 'li' Grande, - -my 521. - f . V 1 , , Y ' 4 fm -fsgffr ,5 , C l it , P f' mx sie, t EV :ggi 1 lf - J gi, ,, N?XT1i,i r M P lrf3,?f4i,'t:5l?fl'i S E ffl' sfef if fri-L ' g 5 .,,.. . fl' ,' .YZ I ff K In Lzaayfla A v C M is ,C E in , C to V, Q if 'hi r M ini, W . I S g ff 'X +'L 'r' t . Nine - 173 e U HFSWSHWR' ,, W ,., :fatty M f' , f,g,,'Qi1St'? 'T le - , 5' A s , Fl A KWH 7 My 7:1355 . ' ' - A i 1 F ' 4 ef- . QQ V ' i f i il Ai fi 2 .553 lt? ta Wifi ' fc, 'EE - , f H ,