Sandia Preparatory School - Sandglass Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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7th Graders . . . Sarabeth Anderson Nicole Arland Sara Barlow Molly Benson Diana Black Stephen Black Sydney Blocher months -X-7 Ian Sl 'NFLAUON The Economy Only TIme 12fM: change In OV Wlll Tell In mId August 1982 there was an IndIcatIon of possIble economIc recovery SIDCS then for the fIrst tIme In fIfteen years the Dow Jones lndustrIal Average contInually closed above the 1000 mark In the past the average was found anywhere between 700 and 1000 Some analysts belIeve that thus IS a posItIve SIQN of a badly needed economIc recovery In the U S Such a recovery would be due to several condItIons 1 The Federal Reserve Board because of InflatIon ltoo much money and not enough commodmesl takes money out of cIrculatIon In order that the number of goods may Increase wlthout the rIse creatlng a slower rIse In prIces More goods are produced and there I5 less money avaIlable to spend on recessIon So after a perIod of recessIon the Federal Reserve Board begIns to lead the system wIth more money therefore more IS avaIlable to spend andfor Invest In the market 2 The Bankers at a tIme of great InflatIon the bankers rcIIse Interest rates In order to make a PTOTIT on money that has been loaned Hlgher InflatIon IS parallelled by the hIgher Interest rates If the banker antIcIpotes an Improvement ID economIc condItIons such as the Federal Reserve Board puttmg money back Into the system wIll lower Interest rates In order to compete wIth the Increased money flow made avaIlable by the Federal Reserve Board WIth lower Interest rates the publIc IS able to borrow money and Invest It In the goods avaIlable 3 ForeIgn Investment In the AmerIcan dollar the value of the dollar has been very hIgh In the recent past due to the recessIon therefore It IS an UHFGCTIVC Investment to forelgn buyers The use IH the stock market should In theory devalue the AmerIcan dollar however IH relatIon to the other currencIes the value of the dollar has remaIned hIgh meanIng forelgn Investors have also taken an Interest In the AmerI can market I I . 0 O C.P.l. er 18 I1 -i-sr I' ' ' y r . .. . VD-A .. . . . ,-,, ,B , 545- . . . . Vgi- , John Brandon Adena Brumer Heather Calvert Kirsten Carter Brenda Chriest 7th Grade-43

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The Class of '87 is Looking Up Valerie Shoudf Sam Slagle Anne SY. John Joshua Sutin Marissa Taylor Amon Van As Erik Vanderhor Robert Vandermeer Showni Vaughn Caroline Wasylenki Zane Watson Lynn-Marie Weber Merediih West Heather Whitesides Britain Harvey l- DEVIL ON WHEELS, New Mexico's answer to surfing, Eric Vanderhor 81h grade wiz, makes ihe girls squeal wiih his siunts. 42-8th Grade

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Combat '82 This year was a hectic one for the seventh grade. The group crusaded through tons of homework, battling the never ceasing blows from the infamous skills, These skills consisted of library research, study, and composition. Class sponsor, Mr. Malley and his cohort Mrs. Melvin, steered the class toward grammar perfec- tion and vocabulary victories. Teachers, Mr. McMurray and Mr. Ramos, helped the students defend themselves against the constant numbers of mathematics. Along with them, science teacher Ms. Benischek led the class through the maze of metrics and current science. The seventh grad- ers took a stubborn stand against the invasion of the skills-snatcher this past year. Conquering this years's onslaught the class will fight another bigger battle, and they'll be winners! 'l-BEING EATEN BY A PLASTIC BAG, Keith Sherman asks Eric Schmider for help!!! 44-7th Grade Rebecca Daub Frances Davis Melanie Doskocil Edward Ebel Jacqueline Etulain Kim Farmer Douglas Feierman Rosemary Flint Erika Fredrickson Maralee Harrell Britt Harville Phillip Hickey Marnie Holm David Hurley Craig Inman