Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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Before the holiday break, Sandia students were involved in many different activities. The orchestra performed Christmas music in the Media Center. The band participated in the annual Christmas Parade. The freshmen adapted to their new surroundings, and who could forget Erich leading the Rowdy's in Christmas Carols. ,.,yW,u,,,t ,,., i..w,,,, ,N rim, ,W ,J,, M T gfF'5irvifwfwi3i.'-qwwfvfifmsf-yi,it .,,, 1 it, W into WV' .sim 'limi , M, Q i 2 Aa ' ll sff, if 5 4 f L 2- V, H I ,ig , , W ,L , if I 1 if 't la ,, , ,f,,,,, 3 V f f if f : fn , .7 1 2 7 i t t IHS Q n- v My W: MV it W Q , W 1 1 5 , ., 3 , y ,Z K4 Y e ' Pt mf xx ,egg , , ,K E H 1 4 W x 1' t. R25 A 1,5 4 , as 'ii Q! H37 v gf ! N f 1, ,L i ' QS. Haj, at QW Pg 5 K 4,2 W Q s Q 'K 3' gf 'Q i Q A

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Un arriving at Sandia on October 30, you may have felt you had transgressed the barriers of time, and stepped into a day of Colonial America. Not quite. It was the culmination of nine weeks of in-depth study by the Humanities classes, the re-creation of a day in Colonial times. ln honor of the occasion, students donned apparel comparable to that of their forefathers. The four divisions of the Humanities barracks were decorated as a colonial chapel, tavern, livingroom and kitchen, and activities included candlemaking, soapmaking, weaving, spinning, printing a colonial style newspaper, cooking colonial recipes, and speechmaking. 11 7' 17