Cholla High School - Impact Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Soccer Coach Mr. Bill Crouse opened Cholla,s first season this year. The 15 players consisted of three sen- iors CRudy Corral, Tony Sherman, and'f2Mike Cordovaj-10 juniors fJay Lopez, Mike Besecker, Robert Spyers, Mike Jennings, Andy Obergon, David Yebra, John Ramirez, Damon Balles- teros, Frank Leyva, and Alfred Al- verezj one sophomore CMarvin Lin- sonl and one freshman CScott Erwinb. The team's key players were Jay Lopez, stopper, David Yebra, sweep- erg Rudy Corral, forward, Damon Bal- lesteros, Midfielderg and John Ra- mierz, goalie. Team members said that it was great to play on the first varsity soccer team at Cholla. Senior Rudy Corral, forward, was picked for the 1985 All-League Soccer Team. Honorable memtions were defender Jay Lopez and defender Damon Bal- lesteros. By Kim Keeton This was a young, new team. Not- just league wise, but in experience too. The teamis strong points were the members attitudes, resistance, coo- peration, and enthusiasm. The team members learned to real- istically view a situation and look for a solution. Their weaknesses were their lack of experience, skill, and depth. Soccer is a rigorous sport which re- quires peak conditioning and a strong bench. Key players were those who had ex- perience such as Goalie Rachel Seenz, Rosie Garcia, Trina Contreras, and Elisa Guerrero. Rosie Garcia was de- scribed as a player who had the tenac- ity to work and Trina Contreras was said to have strong forward skills with a strong defense. The team members should be con- gratulated for accomplishing the dif- ficult task of finishing the season when they had to struggle all season to make a team of ll. They learned not to quit and to face judgement. They also learned to do their best and to have fun too. Team players not pictured were: Viki Altamirano, Rene Seguro, and Bonnie Cooper. By Leslie Crum and Kelly Woodrich occer Set For ction Top: CL-RJ David Coffey, Andy Obregon, Mike Cordova, Tony Noel, Tony Sherman, Robert Sayers, Mike Jennings, Alfred Alvarez, Scott Erwin, Coach Bill Crouse, Bottom Row: QL-RJ Jay Lopez, Frnasisco Leyva, Frank Cranz, John Ramirez, Marvin Linson, Damon Ballesteros, David Yebra, James Danley. Top: QL-RJ Cathy Lopez, Janice Weichert, Colleen Murphy, Middle: CL-RD Trina Contreres, Rene Segura, Stephanie Codd, Elisa Guerrero, Bottom: CL-RJ Anna Amila, Rosie Garcia, Rachel Saenz.

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Batting in Double Digit Varsity Softball Coach Mr. Jerry Gastelluem has been coaching for six years and compiled a record of 89 wins, 37 losses, and two ties. The team reached the Divisionals only to lose to State Champions Sahuaro in the first round. This year's leading individuals were freshman pitcher Raquel Do- minguez with an ERA of 0.94, leading hitter freshman Veronica Arvizu with a batting average of .314. Arvizu also broke the all-time single season base on balls record with 19. Senior Cathy Beltran took the all-time best fielding average with a .986. The season record was 10-10-1. by Diane Alameda J.V. Softball Coach Bobby Gas- tellum stated, We were a young team with a lot of potential and planned to win our ball games with double-dig- its. There were 16 players and three came back. The returning Sopho- mores were Michelle Micky Bar- bosa, Diane Alameda, and Alma San- ta Cruz. New comers were Laura Arz- mendi, Elvia Bustamante, Terry Figuroa, Tony Tiny Lizarraga and Theresa Victory Alma Santa Cruz was 2nd Base, Micky Barbosa - Short- stop, Diane Alameda f Pitcher. Oth- er well known players were Valerie Arvizu, Lousia Cardenas, Rebecca Sanchez, Christella Munoz, Lisa Mo- lina, and Lydia Ramirez. The most consistent player was Freshman Ter- ry Figuroa. Freshman Elvia Busta- mante made the most home runs. They had a record of 8 wins and 6 losses and 1 tie. Sophomore Diane Alameda stated, 'fln order to be good you need lots of spirit and dedica- tion! By Beth Barron J.V. Group Shot - CL-RJ Front Row: T. Victory, L. Molina, M. Barbosa, E. Busta- mante, A. Santa Cruz, Center Row: D. Alame- da, L. Arizmendi, T. Figueroa, Coach Gastel- lum, T. Lizaraga, V. Arvizu, S. Redondo, Back Row: C. Leeper, C. Munoz, M. Galvan, L. Ra- mirez, L. Cardenas, B. Robins. Varsity Group Shot - KL-RJ Front Row: R. Archu- leta, M. Carrillo, L. Lopez, S, Redondo, Center Row: L. Brichta, P. Cowan, L. Fisher, Coach Gastellum, L. Macias, V. Arvizu, M. Thornton, Back Row: M. Sanders, C. Leeper, C. Beltran, S. Dominguez, R. Dominguez, Y. Colwell. 1 Softball