Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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The Palafe of Governors, constructed between 1610 and 1612, is the oldest public building in America and has come to symbolize the Spanish heritage in New Mexico. The building housed the territorial governors for more than two eenturies. .f

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onors ,Af 'A ii M We hold truthx to be MH-evident, that all men created equal, ,thavte 'they are their 'Creat-or with, certain among these are Life, afHappine.vs.

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Colour My World Reflects Memories Of Homecoming 375 lt began on a different and new note. The evening was still early. It was clear and the wind was blowing, but only slightly. The boys' gym was decorated with the familiar paper flowers, a special hanging backdrop of red, white and blue along with miles of more red, white and blue material for the walkway and stages. The lights were lowered, the fountain trickled. . . lKathy Dorak, Senior l976 Sandianl For the first time in the history of Sandia, the Homecoming assembly was in the evening. Queen julie Wagner reigned over the fifteenth annual Scarlet and Blue Homecoming, escorted by Sir Don Roberts and accompanied by Princesses Lisa Bentz and Kathy Lucky. Susan Knight, the l974 Homecoming Queen, returned to crown the new Matador Queen. The fifteen ladies of the court were selected from a group of 83, and were voted on by the student body. Loretta Keller and Mike Rael were the mistress and master of ceremonies for the Colour My World inspired assembly, designed and coordinated by Debbie Betterton. The Homecoming dance at the Albuquerque Convention Center concluded the events, after an exciting game against the Rio Grande Ravens ending in a 6-6 tie. 1073 Homecoming Queen ,lulie lllagiii-r. and Princesses Kathy l,uckv and Lisa Bentz. 176