Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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BELOW! Cheryl Duimstra mounts the risers and prepares to perform during the Bicentennial Assembly. LOWER RIGHT: Members of Concert Choir are Peggy Lewis, Carl VVelder, Chriseen Langston, Sheila Huber, Susan Lobley, David Stokes, Delilah Tori. SECOND ROW: Susan Bostick, Megan O'Brien, Charles Lang, Debra Betterron, Kurt Shipley, Maryann Hughs, Andrew Large, Joanne Field, Bryan lngram, jeanette Nail. THIRD ROW: Mary Kay Kyger, Ron Quain, Kathy Kesselman, Carl Duimstra, Teresa Diekmeyer, James Randall, Denise Dawson, Larry Plath, Cheryl Duimstra, Delano Scott, Donna Leigh. and Scott Bryant. 90 LEFT: Girl members of the Concert Choir sing western tunes as part of Sandia Sounds. BELOW: Members of Concert Choir, dressed in the apparel of the West, support the lead singers. - sw ifia Q We xv A R ,,, My 5 W' by Mir A Wwe, , WMM mwwpnlf f W

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Nwg. aw RIGHT: Kathy Brown releases the ball as shi- eoncentrates on a strike. BELOW! Mike Gilliam shows his style on releasing the ball. BOTTOM: Nliehael Xlcfarty surveys his opposition. ,1 N , ze .x-.l.-.,..,,,.F'l f 'f- i 'fr hh t..,,,3 +i . E it gm wwwe Keith Parker High Point Scorer Of Bowling Club Sandia High School Bowling club consisted of fifteen active members, with five three-man teams, meeting every Thursday afternoon at Fiesta Lanes. They bowled three games against another team and the total pinfall of the three bowlers per team plus handicap determined who won the match. Each week their scores were figured out and their average was determined. Also the total number of wins and losses were recorded, along with high individual games and high individual series, high team game, and high team series, and total pinfall. This all was recorded on a sheet and each team received a copy each week. At the end of the season trophies and patches were awarded at the annual banquet. High games for the year went to Kelly Hull, 201, and Keith Parker, 250. The bowling club made it's comback after a year of absence, under the new sponsorship of Mrs. Yolanda Ankeny. UW , v V, , A ifi,-HJ, Mmm y fill, 2 LEFT: Bryan lngram exhibits excellent style as he watches his ball down the lane. ABOVE: 'IH-am members are Kelly Hull, Teri lVlcVVhorter, Terry Dovvler, Colette Robertson, Kathy Brown, SECOND ROW: Michael Moore, Bruce Erickson, Robert Bucher, Ron Everett, THIRD ROW: Michael McCarty, Robert Stamm, Bryan Ingram, and Keith Parker. 89

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1 sse- Qi? . ABOVE! Members are Karen Vvomelsduff, Sandra Cox, Tonya Rexroad. SECOND ROW: julie Wiagner, Jody Ciruler, Karen Harrell, Angela johnson, Yleri NlcKinney, Dayna Rose. THIRD ROW: Liz Baff, Kathy Muni, Shirien Taylor, 'lihomas Schuch, Lynn Ripi, Terry Shelby, Cheryl DeMasters, Mike McDermott. FOURTH ROW: Pete lfvans, Pam VVarnock, Derek Bennett, Karen jackson, .-Karon Roose, Cheryl Mahoney, Gary VVomelsduff, Lorraine Bivans, jeff Dihorenzo, jean Gerrish, Nlichael Rael, and Joy Kirkpatrick. RIGHT: Cheryl lJelVlasters sings a solo during the performance of Hzkbraham, Martin and john. FAR LEFT: Nlemhers of Concert fhoir join director XY. Wall in singing 'Tkrnerica 'lihe Beautiful. LEFT! Karen lkoinelsduff accompanies the Q oncert Choir during a class rehearsal. BELOW: Nlembers sing .'Xbraharn, Martin, and john during tht- Bicentennial qkssembly. 1 t Iii ffvv, ., ,,.,Wam,,9f,f 'Sandia Sounds' Highlights Season For Concert Choir Singing is not a difficult task but singing correctly and singing good also is a hard thing to accomplish. The Concert Choir took upon themselves the challenge of being top notch singers and succeeded by overwhelming margins. They practiced daily in class, going over and over their repertoire of songs until they were as near to perfection as humanly possible. The choir proved that all of their efforts were not in vain when they performed in several concerts throughout the year, including HSandia Sounds. They made the Bicentennial Assembly more vivid by describing the movement VVest through songs. The students who make up the Concert Choir are carefully selected by individual audition, enabling the choir to have the best qualified in the group. Nlr. A.V. Wall did an unprecedented job of organizing and directing the group's performances. 91