Bisbee High School - Cuprite Yearbook (Bisbee, AZ)

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Something new for BHS tennis teams Something new on the scene was one coach for both boys and girls varsity and one coach for J.V. Mr. Curt McKale was the varsity coach. When asked if coaching both varsities would be difficult, Mr. McKale said. used to coach both boys and girls before and we were state champs. According to him. ul with a lot of hard work l hoped for a strong girls varsity. The boys had only a varsity team with two returning players. Chris Vertrees. a returning player, hoped to go to state playoffs but according to him, we're young and have a lot of first year players. Speaking for the girls varsity, Trish Vega felt, the team will do very well this year and l hope we can beat Miami. Carmen Caudill coached the J.V. and commented, we've got lots of ability on the girls J.V. for a super strong varsity next year. JV Tennis Team - Bottom Row: Monica Tarin, Becky Teeple, Sandra Mendez, Laura Campa. Row 2: Anita Delgado, Shirley Zweig. Stacie Dominguez, Doreen Alley, Jan Jeffrey. Top Row: Coach Carmen Caudill, Sally Shamrell, Tammy Rodgers. Amy McNulty, Jackie Millican, Bobby Jean Shook, Nancy Blanchfield. .f ' off lv Vlwxpyiwaw ,s,'0'LfJ w Dan Hartley shows Coach McKale the MW Ol f XLQU1 correct form for the serve. k b!n'jjJ?'0V7?dvq, L J , , . C., ,. Wt' W' ali' 9 J 565' I ,gt qv: A UV, W A ffflfs A MIM if Ml cw f OW! I j'hc,,wt 5' ,fyvwf ff Sports lI9

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Tina Gonzalas closely watches the ball for a good return. l l I 5 . , 2 y . Z I 1 - as l H .V I i , Pi' - Stacie Dominguez shows poise as she serves the ball during a practice match. II8 Sports Q Varsity Tennis Team- Bottom Row: Martee Hirales, Mary Gauba, .lan Jeffrey, Lu Moreno. Middle Row 2: Sharon Smith, Trish Vega, Tina Gonzales, Sonya Hic Jackie Millican. Top Row: Dan Hartley, Rex Jenney, Martha Hooper, Mike Sherm Steve Rivera. Q6 7 ,mmap 'Siu-u.,., ,K , I -vm-s1..M-a...,1.11, - I a... , ,.... ..,. T ii i' ' i i i i'i i z Chris Vertrees and Rex Jenney watches closely as Steve Rivera demonstrates the art of rallying against the wall.

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Coach looked for a 3rd place finish Key positions played an important role in the hopeful success of the young Bisbee Puma ball club. Among the positions were pitching, in which the dimondmen worked very hard. Losing most of the pitching staff to graduation last year caused the ball club to rebuild in this area. lf key positions come around we should be tough in the A South Conference, stressed Coach Frosco as he looked ahead into the '8l season. Teams such as Sahuarita, last year's state champs, San Manuel, and Willcox will be among the strong teams the ball club will meet. Looking past these obstacles, Coach Frosco was looking for a 3rd place finish in the A South Conference. The Bisbee dimondmen had 9 returning Lettermen for the season. Among them were Floyd Gregory and Allen Krause. Floyd, who came into the season with a batting average of .424, had an honorable mention in the League. He also was a big aid Varsity Baseball Team - Bottom Row: Jaime Hirales, Jesse Montano, Danny Valdez. Sis Serrano, Jim Soriano, Ed Serrano, Manager Jim Kries. Row 2: Jeff Jones, Ramon Miranda, Nino Figueroa, Eddie Arvayo, Mgr Rudy Torres, Mgr. Marty Garcia, Mgr. Gilbert Gil. Row 3: Kenny Frosco, Tom Leitner, Kenny Delk, Kirby Dominguez, Floyd Gregory, Alan Krause, Kevin Lucero, Frank Solano. Top Row: Batgirl Lori Pilcher, Coach Mike Frosco, Charlie McGinnis, Russell Leon, Hoyt McDanel. Tommy Rand. DO Sports to the ball club at 2nd base. Allen Krause, who made Ind team Conference, aided the Pumas at shortstop. Also with the young ball club were many upcoming JV ball players and three freshmen, The freshmen, Jaime Hirales, Sid Serrano, and Jimmy Soriano, aided the ball club in various positions such as catcher and outfield. Looking forward to a 6-4 record, which was enough to go to state, Coach Frosco was hoping for the Key positions to come around for a great season. uf' Varsity shortstop Alan Krause loosens up his arm at an early season practice.