Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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Annual Assembly Presents Honors To Class of '76 During the IQ76 Honors Assembly many outstanding seniors were honored for their achievements. It began with the reading of the 112 senior members of National Honor Society. Department awards were presented by the department chairmen to Nancy Simmons, English and Foreign Languageg Joyce Espinoza, Vickie Timmons, and Francine Cook for Business Education, Walter Pohland, Social Studies, Ron Everett, Kevin Maschoff, and Tracy Scott, Science, james Theiler, Mathematics, Loren Cox, lndustrial Artsg Brad Clement, Artg james Doty, Boys Physical Education, Sheryl Mitchell, Girls Physical Education, and a special award from the Career Enrichment Center in Latin to Loretta Keller. Achievement awards from UNM were presented to LuAnn Wosick in Humanities and Ron Everett in Math and Science. National Merit Finalists Keith Kastella, Steven Plimpton, Jennifer Smith, and Nancy Simmons were presented with certificates. Commendations went to Jefferson Brody, Denise Dawson, Loretta Keller, Mark Mandel, and Kevin Maschoff. UNM Phi Beta Kappa certificate of merit was given to Alan Morimoto. Bill Duke was awarded a tuition scholarship for his essay, sponsored by New Mexico and West Texas Philosophical Society. Scott Jennings received the Yale Book .Award for an Outstanding Junior. Music awards were presented to Mark VVitten, john Phillip Sousa award, Carolyn Seidel, Outstanding Band Student, Larry Watson, National School Orchestra Award, Rita Snyder, Outstanding Orchestra Student. Majorette awards went to Sandy Cox and Gina Windleg and marching band awards went to Assistant Drum Major Mary Kay Kyger and Drum Major Mark VVitten. Lori Lovato received the Matador Award. Chorus awards went to Cheryl DeMasters, Karen Vlfomelsduff, Bryan Ingram, and David Stokes. Presidential Scholarships from CNM were awarded to Nancy Simmons, Kim Kuhlmann, Jennifer Smith, and Ronald Everett. The IVY scholarship was given to Pamela Mathis, and the senior class scholarships were given to Gary Harvey and Sheryl Brewer. Acknowledgments were given to the Outstanding Teenagers of America John Scholtz, Megan O'Brien, Kim Kuhlmann, and Kathy Dorak. Tina Tilton, Cynthia Porter, and John Scholtz were honored for being in the .Albuquerque Salute to Teenagers. journalism awards were given to the Editors of the CREST and Sandian, Tina Tilton and Nancy Simmons. LEFT: CREST Editor Tina Tilton receives her award in Journalism from Mr. .lim Mueller. BELOW: Sandia administrators and faculty watch as the Continentals perform during the assembly. BOTTOM: National Merit Finalist Keith Kastella receives a certificate from Mr. Les Somerville. SE? 5 Ss? . gk .L I: as M? sa.. rts.y .y ll , H

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Student Council awards went to Andrew Large for dependabilityg Kevin Kyger for loyalty, to Debbie Betterton for service, and to Kathy Dorak for leadership. The West Point Leadership Award was presented to John Walter, and the Daughters ofthe American Revolution Good Citizenship award went to Jeanette Nail. The outstanding athlete was presented to Mark McKee for his performance in football and baseball. The varsity cheerleaders received their letters, and Keri Bruner was named as Outstanding Drill Teamer. Modern Dance awards went to Pam McClain, Rita Snyder, and Kathy Dorak. Mark Evanko was named as the Outstanding Stater. Mr. Jim Mueller presented the Dansforth l Dare Youu awards to john Scholtz and Kathy Korak. The Manuel Lujan Congressional Medal of Achievement was given to Bill Duke. Valedictorians for the class of '76 were Cynthia Porter, LuAnn Wosick, Paul Truax, and Ronald Everett. Top 20 students were Diane Baker, Wendy Bissell, Anne Bratun, Cheryl DeMasters, Alice Doty, Bill Duke, Ronald Everett, Liz Hayward, Sheila Huber, Kim Kuhlmann, Mark Lacy, Kevin Maschoff, Steve Plimpton, Cynthia Porter, Dennis Saylor, Nancy Simmons, Jennifer Smith, Paul Truax, LuAnn Wosick, and Heidi Zimmerman. s ,,.. ,QW ff f if ,, . my ,'-f 155 HW, i A in ' f 4-WNW-uuqfrw 22. E . f, Q ABOVE! Mr. Vkiarson Armbruster presents Mark lfvanko with a plaque for being Stater of the Year. RIGHT: Cheryl DeMasters smiles proudly as she carries her speech trophies to the stage. 200 LEFT: Athletic Director 'lim Ottmann presents Mark McKee with the Outstanding Athlete award. BELOW: Jay Clise rises during the Pledge of Allegiance at the beginning of the assembly. W . ev wg 9, W, -4 46