Cholla High School - Impact Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Boys' Tennis Group Shot KL-RJ: James Danley, John Bar- barow, Mike Danley, Coach Carl Johannesson, Danny Lopez, David Larsong Lee Graves. Girls' Tennis Group Shot KL-RJ: Front Row 4 Melissa Lang- ston, Claudia Portillo, Rose Morales, Jackie Luna, Andrea Turcotte, Jona Hrdlicka, Sandra Perez, Jo- celyn Pacheca, Back Row: Melissa Turcotte, Amanda Sanders, Christina Luna, and Grace Granillo. Lettermen Group Shot: CL-RJ: Front Row - Chuck Aquilana, Danny Figueroa, Joseph Bermudez, James Kopkowki, and John Adams, Back Row - Roman Arriola, Pat Greathouse, Denny Brown, Donovan Drinnen, and George Domin- guez. Photos by Kevin Moe and Christina Valencia Sports Index 1

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Girls' Track Top Row CL-RJ: Monica Valdez, Dawn Wells, Patricia Beatty, Michelle Carrillo, Bonnie Con- ners, Rachel Saenz, Delma Granado, Connie Childs, Maria Valdez, Front Row: Elsa Na- varro, Sherri Schroeder, Coach Marcella Kitt, and Veronica Lopez. Not pictured: Loretta Wilsong Marion Chatman. Varsity Baseball Front Row QL-RJ: Billy Walsh, Glenn Ducote, Mike Quihuis, Eddie Garcia, Sam Kavathas, Tommy Leon, Mark Nunez. Junior Varsity Baseball Front Row QL-RD: Gilbert Moreno, Billy Well- man, Artie Catalano, Obie Spooner, Michael McKenzie, and Angel Dicochea. Photos by Roy Hardy and Patricia Cowan 1 Sports Index

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Assembly Highlight The goal of the Student Council was to provide the best assemblies and organize the Student Council to the best of their capabilities. Student Body President Ve- ronica Fields decided her personal goals were to get involved in Student Council, take action, and to stop complaining about things. The sports were covered in seasonal as- semblies which were held in the amphith- eater and the auditorium. Veronica stated, When we planned the assemblies we brainstormed, prioritized, and listened to everyone's opinion. The administration, however, had final approval of all plans. 8 E Taking Action 1984 Olympic Gold Medalist - Boxer Paul Gonzalez appears as a guest speaker on campus Nov. 7 during a 6th period assembly. Mr. Gonzalez encouraged students to set goals and to try to meet them no matter what obsta- cles they faced. He also gave students a glimpse into his personal life and told them about being involved with a gang. He said that his life changed when he left the gang and started training with a police officer. The Junior assembly covered plans for fund raisers, graduation and col- lege plans. The guest speaker Mr. Ira Lackow, Junior Class advisor, intro- duced 1986 class representative Kelly Olms. She informed students of their responsibilities on campus. Kelly in- troduced Sabra Wright, another class representative who discussed girls, sports. Sabra encouraged students to support the athletic teams by attend- ing games. Sabra emphasized school spirit and the need for involvement. Other speakers included JoAnn Cor- ral Who talked about P.A.L.S. and Counselor Jeri Lucas who discussed college options and admissiun re- quirements. However, the most un- usual speaker was.Senior Karl Ellis with a rap that encouraged students to attend college.