Cholla High School - Impact Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Combining great new talent with last year's strong experienced players JV Hang Tough ., M., Coach Bill Sampson came up with the best JV record in the past three years. He emphasized the team's strength in communication, team ef- fort and hitting to achieve a 6 win - 6 loss season record. The team im- proved in the areas of spiking, serving, defense and competitiveness. The is girls began practice two weeks before school started and several members attended Volleyball camps. Coach Sampson stated, I was very happy with the way skills improved and the development of a competitive attitude. We were only 'out' of one or two matches the entire season. The disappointments were not winning those close matches. The Sophomore returnees were Cristina Cuestas, Diane Hoffman and Lori Nelson. Other Sophomores new 9111 9113 9118 9120 9125 9127 1012 1014 1019 10111 10116 10118 10123 10125 10130 1111 to the team were Shari Schroder, Mi- chelle Bustamante, and Maria Cano. Freshman were Terry Figueroa, Tiny Lizarraga, Elvia Bustamante, Aman- da Sanders, Theresa Victory, Maria Galvan, Beth Robbins and Lisa Mo- lina. Varsity Scores Catalina 13-5, 3-15 QLD Salpointe 9-15, 13-15 QLD Buena 13-15, 6-15 QLD Amphi 10-15, 15-7, 3-15 QLD Sunnyside 15-13, 15-8 QWD Tucson 3-15, 6-15 QLD Pueblo 9-15, 15-10, 15-8 QWD Santa Rita 12-15, 7-15 QLD Palo Verde 6-15, 10-15 QLD Buena 13-15, 6-15 QLD Sabino 13-15, 15-5, 15-10 QWD Tucson 14-16, 4-15 QLD Sunnyside 13-15, 16-14, 5-15 QLD Pueblo 8-15, 3-15 QLD Palo Verde 8-15, 3-15 QLD Santa Rita 9-15, 10-15 QLD In g . . ..,-fwfr-a' :,e::- :- -A . 1 M's3 ? ' Hg .t,.I?I,,,u,-M -W:'u-Y' ' m um W ,,.. ,W . 1 .MMF-'S' ,, ' .. ,, ' ----- 'J 1+ .5 ,M ,gy . . A ,.,. , 'A ' , fl eff 1--we 'J -4521 1- new 1? J . r,,.,,,w,,,,,,,M,,,,,m,w,,:,M figffsumzuseskaigyggggqgagazzf aw- gfgugwz-te ... .- ...:'-'f- 'W H rea- 1a,.. 11,1-aa -at 1 , ,..,, .1 --t't .- it ' w -1 1 .... ' ' 1 5'-1.3 . zzjgsagrs' gf ..f,-. ' I-1 V -4,51 9118 9120 9125 9127 1012 1014 1019 10111 10116 10118 10123 10125 Junior Varsity Scores Buena 15-4, 15-11 QWD Amphi 3-15, 2-15 QLD Sunnyside 15-B, 15-4 QWD Tucson 10-15, 16-14, 11-15 QLD Pueblo 11-15, 16-14, 13-15 QLD Santa Rita 15-13, 15-8 QWD Palo Verde 13-15, 10-15 QLD Buena 15-4, 15-11 QWD Sabino 15-4, 15-7 QWD Tucson 9-15, 4-15 QLD Sunnyside 14-16, 15-11, 4-15 QLD Pueblo 10-15, 16-14, 6-15 QLD Volleyball 155 Q

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Cross Country Moves Boys cross country had a difficult sea- son because of the shortage of exper- ienced runners, but they were able to take 9th in the Divisionals out of 14 teams. They defeated Pueblo, Tucson High, Salpointe, Catalina, and Buena. They could have beaten Rincon and Santa Rita if it were not for injuries and illnesses. This was a rebuilding year with a lot of new runners at the start of the season. Sahuaro won State Champion- ship in the playoffs. The toughest run- ners to compete against were SunnySide, Palo Verde and Sahuaro. Coach Dick Browning, 14 year vet- eran stated that his runners learned a lot, improved, and developed their skills. The team met everyday after school since Aug. 20th. The team Worked con- cession stands at the football games and had an annual Candy Sale to raise funds. Basically, all the runners are returning next year. This year the experienced runners were: CSeniorsJ Julio Freire and Shawn Nothestein, CJuniorJ Manny Freire, and fSophomoreJ Carlos Nava. Other team members were Hector Soto, Albert Avila, David Dahlen, Brad McKenzie and Robert Peterson. By Letty Reyes The Girls cross country team, coached by Ms. Yvonne Clay, had a successful season. Although faced with many inex- perienced runners and basic rebuilding problems, the squad showed a willing- ness to work hard. The team practiced from 2:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. each day, con- ditioning their bodies to take on the grueling tasks that lay before them. The team consisted of competitors. The only senior that participated in cross country was Dawn Wells. The juniors were Moni- ca Valdez, Patricia Beaty, and Connie Childs. The sophomores were Bonnie Conners and Delma Gronodo. The fresh- men were Maria Valdez and Renee Se- gura. By Diane Alameda Photos by Vanessa Don and Tucson High f sf in .QW , -ix.. 7 K ff I f If A aging foil Q l . 4 s--I-'sf-P--f -:vote Top Right: Sophomore Robert Peterson in the lead on our home course, ...ma-mn. Center Left: Pima College Invitational starting line up, Center Right: 'C X Runners getting into position to pace themselves, Bottom Left: Pre-race ' W warmups help prevent injuries during the race, Bottom Right: Sopho- . more Bonnie Conners on the girlis course. 1 Sojourn usa. P: Q, N lxtyff Us -2: --J 4-40 . N 9:5-sap. s -'fi7'l.Q.'a irE,q.f-P in K,-,ffm N-. f ,--F-. rpm, s frat .ga , - L34-'Fav-L Asif T: A. Q Q-iss-if-QQ.: . , .1 ' - --i.-- .,.. A b l xg -- ' lu 'w: 5 , . -'12 c x . ' N -- s s A si . ff , , 1 . A 45.9- f ?t'f: Y- er 6 Q . 'fr' 5 . t ,..- fr' 1 . S o l j-V . CQ T , .-.,, . j 1 V 5 ,fp T A -v . f . I . . . 3 9 5 , 7 f av, - xx-

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arsity Volleyball Sets Although Varsity's season ended with three wins and thirteen losses, Coach Joel Kooyers felt the team should be very strong next year be- cause of the many strong hitters and blockers who will be returning. They may possibly win state next year. The team's goal was to work as a close knit unit and really learn to care about each other on and off the court. There will also be four strong new- comers - Juniors Diane Hoffman, Lori Nelson, Chris Cuestas, and Sherri Schroder. Junior Jennifer Cook showed her determination by overcoming an an- kle injury that would have put some- one else out for the whole season. Jen- nifer's cast came off a week after her injury and she was back on the courts playing the position of setter-hitter. The coach started his career five years ago. He found the sport exciting and would love to teach at Cholla be- cause there would be more communi- cations with the team members on a daily basis. He taught Free Enterprise and American Government at Pueblo High School. Coach Kooyers stated, Coaching at Cholla is a great way to end the day. Team members included seniors Lorraine Fisher, and Casandra Qui- huis. Juniors were Janine Churley, Lisa Nelson, Rose Archuleta, Sabra Wright, Jennifer Cook, Kelly Olms, Judy Teft and Annette Warrior. Sophomores were Gina Grijalva and Michelle Bustamante. Junior Jennifer Cook stated, A setter-hitter is like a spiker, we have a super team and if we really want it, we'll go for it, said Jennifer. By Lisa Romo Go for itll' 1 Varsity Volleyball l -swung,-U,