Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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CYNTHIA PORTER Class of '76 -lunior Houseg New Mexico Girls State Alternateg Homecoming Committeeg Prom Committeeg Speech Team 1O,11,1Zg Vice President 11, President 123 National Forensic League Degree of Distinctiong National Honor Society 11,125 IVY 125 Drama Clubg Salute to Albuquerque Teenagers 12, Born: Denver, Colorado. Plans to attend McMurry College majoring in Mathematics. Hobbies are reading and piano. Then give to the world the best you have, And the best will come back to you. Mary flinge Devere . 7-- W, L. ,Y -A KATHY DORAK Class of '76 ASB lO,ll,l2g Student Advisory 11.12, Chairman 125 District Student Council Delegate 11,123 State Student Council Delegate 123 Spanish Club 10,113 Cordials ll.1Z: IVY 12: National Honor Society 11,121 Spanish Honor Society 11,123 Gymnastics 103 Girls Sports Club 123 Sandian staff member 10, Business Manager 11. 123 Modern Dance Club 11, Treasurer 123 New Mexico Girls State Delegate 123 Youth and Government 11,123 Youth Leadership Conference 113 Youth Leadership Award 123 Outstanding Teen of America 12. Born: Albuquerque, New Mexico. Plans to attend UNM or VVashington State majoring in biochemistry. Hobbies are guitar, dancing, and tennis. Life is not made up of great sacrifices or duties, but of little things, of which smiles and kindness and small obligations, given habitually, are what 'win and preserve the heart. Sir Humphrey' Davy Pictures of students honored in Who's Who for 1976 were taken by historical buildings or artifacts, expanding the theme ofthe Bicentennial. Students and the respective historical background are listed according to area: Cheryl DeMasters, John Scholtz. . pictured in the Santa Fe Plaza: Mark Evanko . . . stands by the typical early Spanish architecture of the Palace of Governors which dates from 1610 and is the oldest public building in the United States: Sheryl P2l0I1i . . . smiles in front of buildings on East Palace Avenue in Santa Fe that served as the secret mail address for the Los Alamos Manhattan Project during World War llg Sarah Wider, Rita Snyder, Keith Kastella ...pictured at Coronado Monument, a pueblo dating to the 1500'sg Alan Morimoto, James Theiler . . . stand by Hodgin Hall, the oldest building at the University of New Mexico, 18925 Cynthia POI'tel'. . . Old Zimmerman Library, UNM, 1939g Walter Pohland UNM Journalism Building, representative of the l,fniversity's adobe style: Lisa Bentl, H8l'0lCl Goode . . . pose by the remains of a settler's wagon made in 18833 Scott Iftner, Angela GOIlZ3leS . . . pictured by the outdoor ovens and early walls of the lsleta Pueblo, dating to the sixteenth centuryg NZHCY SiIIlIIl0I1S looks out over Giusewa, a Franciscan mission built in the 1600's by Indian women and children because the men of the village thought the work beneath their status as huntersg wendy Bissell . . . surveys Albuquerque's Old Town from the bandstand in the Plaza, built in 17065 Kim Kuhlmann stands in Old Town beside a civil war cannon, with the Church of San Felipe de Neri in the background: Leslie Blackwell . . . poses beside an early Spanish cart, Old Towng Sue Callies, Keri Bruner, Sheryl Mitchell beside representative Spanish architecture of Old Towng Kathy Dorak, Lindsay Coates, Jeannette Nail pictured near farming relics and prairie schooners at the Territorial House in Corrales. The side trips taken to obtain the photographs gave the 25 students some added memories for their high school years and a permanent record ofthe Bicentennial year of 1976. 213

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W - K I Sf .bf 7 f fp 2' ' 'P Q . ivm ALAN MORIMOTO Class of '76 National Honor Society ll, Treasurer 12g Three blue ribbons, one third place trophy from Southwestern Regional judo Championships, One Silver Medal in AAU Junior Olympics, Purple Belt. Born: Albuquerque, New Mexico. Plans to attend UNM majoring in Engineering. Hobbies are judo, karate, and guitar. Therefore all lhings what so ever ye would that men should do to you, do you even so to themg for this is the law and the prophets. St. Matthew 212 2 WALTER POHLAND Class of '76 junior Houseg Student Advisory 10,113 ASB llg Speech Team l0,l1,1Z, Vice President 123 National Honor Society ll,lZg Spanish Honor Societyq VValther Leagueg New Mexico Boys State Delegate, Candidate for West Point Leadership Award: Delegate to Natioanls in Speech 12. Born: St. Louis, Missouri. Plans to attend UNM majoring in Social History. Hobbies are swimming, music, reading. 'Make your own kind ofmusie. Anonymous ca JAMES THEILER Class of '77 Chess Club President ll, First Place in UNM Math Contest, 19743 First Place Regional Science Fair 19755 Appointed to a position in the Summer Student Research Program at UCl.Ag Albuquerque Exchange Club Student of the month. Born: Farmington, New Mexieim. Plans to attend UNM majoring in Mathematics. Hobbies are optics, astronomy, and recreational mathematics. Genius is one percent inspiration and ninty- nme percent perspiration. U Thomas Alva Edison

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