Sandia View High School - Sandian Yearbook (Corrales, NM)

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Snnsninc l6'nnds Kring Gncer C0 llrfnng And 0 d Left: Students enioy taking their grandparents for wheelchair rides. Brandon Rushin with a recently broken arm and Daniel Gemeda, a new student from Ethopia, take Jose Ortiz for a ride. Far left Mrs Olava receives a word of greeting from Cheryl Christopherson Above Carrie Jolly gets better acquainted with students Cheryl Christopherson and Synthia Dinwiddie. Left: Beatrice Corona shares comforting thoughts with an unidentified resident of Brushwood Estates.

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,Adapted Grandparents ,Add New Zife Ce Weekend Activities Otherwise boring Sabbath afternoon's are spent visiting the elderly at the Rio Rancho Health Care Center in the Adopt-AfGrandparent outreach program. It's fun to plan ways to make our adopted grand- parents happy, especially when they are so easy to please. says Pat Hendricks, freshman. My grandparent wanted me to bring him a horse to see. says Timo Chacon. He used to work in a rodeo and misses the horses! Below: l really enioy going to visit my grandparentf' says Pat Hen- dricks. Pat's adopted grandfather, Jesse Layton. has shared his life as a cowboy with Pat during their visits on Sabbath afternoons. X 4, s The grandparents have expressed how much they enjoy having someone to talk to that will listen to them. Many of them do not have living relatives that come to visit. Barbara Brogaard spends time talking with her adopted grandmother. Florance Cater, right. Above: Belinda Alvarado visits with her grandmother. SW A 5 if

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Dramatic Hhrisfiarzify The Scriptural principle of serving the least of these was dramatically portrayed at the Christmas program when the senior class presented The Night the Bells Rang. Three famous celebrities - an artist, a singer. and a poet, were sure God would be pleased with their gifts and show it by causing the church bells to ring, However, the bells rang not at all until two boys who had helped a freezing woman by the road on the way to the church presented their gift to God. Indeed, God is pleased not by flaunted talents, but by humble service, Right: Scott Stimson and Charlie Robinson are awed by Betrille Corona's artistic gift. All three are confident the bells will ring for it. Below: Scott relates the story of the freezing woman to a church lady, Tina Sanchez. .,..wn..,. ss is . t,,,...gq sg ,J aa1,, sgwwwmmwiz f . ,,, , W if-'V 1 f ig 11 im , 1 ..m1i'v 4 ,J WZ? Z Above: Charlie and Scott get bundled up for their Right: Scott Stimson passes the famous sing- cold walk to the church while bidding their grand- er Uulie Andersonj and poet CElizabeth Her- mother CSceless Musej, good-bye. nandez.j 62 1