Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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The coming of spring included many activities at Sandia. The girls' clubs added their own special touch to the season as the new initiates ran around in tu-tus and just about anything else for a Week. The hard-working orchestra was still trying for the last bit of money that would send them to Vienna. New cheerleaders, drill teamers, staters, and ASB officers and delegates were selected. Senior Assembly, Honors Assembly, and the Commencement exercises were enjoyed by underclassmen as well as by the seniors. H .,-:5E.Ei5EE:r1sEi LE ' . f EV' 2 f I 1 325

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With John Scholtz and Kathy Dorak acting as master and mistress of ceremonies, the senior class recalled the old days of the 75376 school year. The varsity cheerleaders, drill team, and modern dance performed their last routines for the student body. High court for Homecoming, TWIRP, and Sports Senorita were presented and honored for the last Y w Q 1 ff X ' x Y N lag Vi ,. it X time. Student Body President Andy yeXLl - 5' L E he L A Large gave the state of the school Q X , Q Y address and Lance Witt, senior class ie,V L . ff president summed up what the senior N :te L L ,E V , class had accomplished during the - tg , 5 uf K ft year. To close the assembly, Diamond B' i-ii ,T X I played the class song, Old Daysf' ff 'iii it :V lf, X7 4 ,W at Q W 7' f ,, gf .,,,i,,, i ,V :Z Z I i ,,, , I J M tj 5 f , i Q 1 42 f f Yi 'H 2 ' rggyy , I , 1 l I i 1 r.' 522 7 3 if V ' ,, 'fy' , l 5 5 - 'fx ,ml V ill 4 ' 595 H V- 2 326 t. EL Boy Most Likely to Succeed, Kim Kuhlmanng Girl Most Lik Succeed, Jeanette Nailg Popular Boy, Chuck Lang, Popular Girl, Julie Wagnerg Dressed Girl, Liz Haywardg Dressed Boy, Mickey Crump, Physique Boy, Mark McKee3 Physique Girl, Carol Blossomg Legs, Keri Brunnerg and ely to Most Most Best Best Best Best Best Class Clown, Erich Francke.