Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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A f H ' is J, . . , M if 4 . - f TOP: Uehhie Haycraft, Sheryl Mitchell, Stephanie Brown, Lisa V1-nner. SECOND ROW! Sheri Phelps, jx-anne Lance, Johanna Fraide, Sheryl Paloni, Julianna Klein, Paula Schwartz, Kathy Doralc. ABOVE: Julianna Klein anticipates the pass play to the post player. Girls' Basketball Forced to Play Federation Rules Playing under boys federation rules for the first time in the history of Sandia's varsity basketball, the girls finished 5th place in district. This was the first tournament in which a Sandia team competed for a district title. ln district play they lost their first and only game to Bernalillo, ending the season early. Regular season play ended with 5 wins and 9 losses. Wins came against Manzano 30-35, Academy 25-27, Albuquerque 17-39, St. Pius 47-51, Rio Grande 16- 37, with losses against Bernalillo 36- 32 and 47-42, Del Norte 45-22 and 63- 42, Albuquerque 33-30, Eldorado 88- 33, Academy 37-35. The B team completed their season record with 3 wins and 3 losses. Wins came against Manzano 20-22, Belen 18-26, Rio Grande 22-30, with losses against Highland 30-25, St. Pius, 34-25, Eldorado 34-23. High scorers for the varsity team were Stephanie Brown and Sheryl Mitchell. Both teams were coached by Mr. Terry Gill and Miss Anne Poston. W K A S3 . .ag LEFT: Lisa Venner takes the ball down court in a close game against Academy. MIDDLE: Stephanie Brown drives to score in the Albuquerque High game. ABOVE: Coach Gill shows great concentration in analyzing the Eldorado game. 75

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,X X, 4 W , li -as ia aa ,,W.,f ,,,.. ABOVE! Jenny Scclingvr usf-s good form in taking unc of hm-r many frccthrows during thc ye-ar. LEFT: Workiiig around a quick-handvd Eldorado player, Carolynn Adkins svts up the Sandia offvnse. TOP LEFT: Liz Huffman rece-iws the ball at post position to work on the next play. .AT'l:Z 'Q,1- , V M-......,,.., LEFT: Liz Huffman, Donna Duran, Kim Coats, T1-rri Davisson, Kathy Stoker. SECOND ROW: Lisa Ps-av, Nancy Pi-rovicli, jr-nny Sm-vlingcr, Cafulyrl Adkins, Manager Slicri Phelps. BELOW! Nancy Pcrovicli trivs liard to outjump thc' Eldorado player, but is unable to surcccd in licr effort, BOTTOM: ln an 1-ffort to tic- tht- gami' in the final svconmls against Eldorado, Katliy Stokvr jumps for tlii- hs-ight nvuded in a lay-up shot. 'er A -.1 Q' L.: Y ax X ,av-F fiwhf at 34,5 sf' - ,. if