Sandia Preparatory School - Sandglass Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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Field Hockey AVOIDING A GOALIE DRIVE, forward Moni- que Gallegos knows the reason she's wearing protective shinguards when goalie Pam Briley saves an attempted drive from scoring. I-SCOOPING FOR GUINESS RECORD, right inner, Carla Weiner attempts to keep the ball aloft-an advanced passing technique. 2- 7982 FIELD HOCKEY TEAM: Coach Allen, H. Norton, H. Dixon, C. Weiner, B. Buck, A. St. John, R. Cordova, Itrontl G. McCorkle, P. Bri- ley, K. Cordova, E. O'Reilly, A. Roberts, L. Sturges, B. Daub, K. Estes, L. Weber, P. Bach- mann Inot pictured.j 3-DRIBBLING DOWN THE ALLEIC Pam Bach- mann moves the ball in fits and starts toward the opponent's goal. . xy Q A 5.1 FIELD HOCKEY PLAYERS DRIVE INTO ACTION The height of the field hockey season was unquestionably the trip to Colorado for a tournament the weekend ot October I . The team played 3 games against schools in their division, losing 2, but defeating Kent Country Day School I-O, thanks to Carla Weiner's goal. During their out- of-state trek, they chose garter belts and multi-colored candy necklaces as good luck charms which lent a sense of fun to the expedition. The charm, however, must not have rubbed oft on the unfortunate bus driver who never failed to get the team lost wherever they went! Despite a losing record, the field hockey team enioyed a memorable, happy and growthful season under the supreme 'lstick of Coach Allen. 88-Field Hockey

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Soccer F in S Q M w.,.,S,,ef4,,a gA KICKING OFF A SUCCESSFUL SEASON, Senior Joe Som- mers boots the ball downfield. SOCCER '82: MAKING STRIDES There was speculation about the season, many termed it a season of rebuilding. Behind the guid- ance of the two new coaches the season turned out to be better than anyone expected. Co-head coaches Juan Ramos and Rick Wettin used their combined knowledge and coaching skills to shar- pen tundamentals and increase endurance and stamina. These traits showed up on the field as the team was never Rout of a game at anyltime. With a team that is only losing tour seniors and gaining a number of skilled Freshmen and Sopho- mores, Sandia Prep has much to look forward to in future seasons as well as being an imposing threat for the state crown. 7- C TEAM SOCCER, Back row: Robert Rock, David O'Brien, Coach Rick Wettin, Anton Van As, Robert Vandermeer, Middle row: Dave Hurley, John Brandon, Becky Printz, Rose- mary Flint, Keith Sherman, Eric Schmider, Zane Watson. Front row: Theresa Moser, Laura Dean, Kristin Miscall, and Meredith West. Soccer-87

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M ri 'Q is sss ? I R Qi . ' ps v. X I 45' F ' 9 ii f i f is Z, . . MQ We if It . .iii vis .. 5 . Q ' 5 Q. , as X S , X 3.5 . if 5 A T W gn . 3 . hi is SWIMMING 2 I-CHURNING THROUGH THE WA TER, Nick Eastham moves powerfully in the water perfect- ing his back crawl for a meet at Rio Grande. 2-PUFFING AFTER A LONG WORKOUT, Missy Chandler, Jenny Schmaltz Reidt, and Anne St. John come out of the water for a 2 minute rest between sprints. 5 SWIM TEAM DIVES INTO ANOTHER SEASON Sandia's swimmers have always been at a slight disadvan- tage because evening practices held away from the school have resulted in a marked lack of participation. This year, however, the team managed to overcome this handicap and pull themselves into winning shape. A total of I9 swimmers, including 3 divers, devoted themselves to the long hours of practice and determination needed to make winners. 3-FL YING ALONG, Swim team co-captain Criss Thorp pushes hard in the 50 meter butter-fly event. 4-BARING IT WITH GRINS, Swim team members and coaches: Russell Burris, Don Doench, Robert Huddleston, Jennifer Travis, Jennifer Schmaltz- Reidt, Erika Logan, Courtney Kellogg, Sarah St. John, Kirsten Jory, Ifrontj Nick Eastham, Criss Thorp, Jennifer Kellogg and Anne St. John. 5-DRIPPING, Sophomore Sarah St. John is at the wall after a rugged 50 meter freestyle sprint. Swimming-89