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

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Gods' fave fs fnrfugh Student Week of Prayer is always a spiritual highlight to which students and staff alike look forward. The Student Association organized the week by making the various classes responsible for a given day of the week. The SA started things off on Monday, followed by the Freshman on Tuesday, and so on. The students presented a variety of programs ranging from sermonettes to slide programs to movies to skits. Everyone seemed to enioy the variety of ways that stu- dents addressed the week's them God's Love ls Enough. God's Spirit gave many blessings during the week. Right: Opening a meeting with prayer is Charlie Amparan. Below: Watching a skit that makes its point are Valerie Valdez, Eli Gonzales, and Dana McFarland. Above: Special music is a vital part in setting the mood for a religious service. Lisa Christopherson and Rosie Velarde present their talents on two separate occasions. 66 Far right: Blayne Laws shares some happiness with his listeners during his Tuesday presentation. Above: A senior skit on Friday brings new meaning to the Lord's Prayer as Mary Rudisaile talkes to a God Who talks back. Right: Freshman songleaders in- clude Pat Hendricks, Robert Ja- quez and Debra McKinney. Kerri Zeelau accompanies at the piano.

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EW grain Fvufer Cfompufers Steal Che Show ln October SVA acquired fifteen Apple ll computers, much to the joy of Mr. Howard, computer science teacher. Computer classes got into full swing thereafter, with everyone trying them out. The technology that has made computers a necessity for living in today's world will DOI pass up the SVA students who prepare for II. Right: Learning computer languages is a prerequisite for computer literacy. Mr. Howard instructs his morning class. Above: Playing games is a great way to learn how to use a computer. Timo Chacon, Tina Sanchez and Corrine Litsue enjoy some spare moments with Spanish Hangman. Right: Taking a few minutes to brush up her homework. Lisa Christopherson studies alone before the rest of the class arrives. Far right: Belinda Alvarado and Danny X Coursen ponder a f 5 monitor display as Mary Rudisaile looks ' on. ii 68