Judson School - Cactus Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Verve and vim di played Slick Chicks added to the excitement of the games by creating original cheers and routines. They were Emily Murphy, Julie Barker, Debbie Satellg Mrs. Billie ,lo Donovan, director, Carol Holliday. Cheerleaders kept up the spirit of the school both at pep rallies and games. Always present at the games, they cheered on Judson's football, basketball, volleyball and soccer teams. Jody Tooneg Judy Summcrs Cougar L1 ugh Ann Wilson Patna Bnrtn Cindy Franli Diane Dukson Kcllv Almvandtr 64

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Left: Cougars cheer on number 32, Tom Guerin after he intercepted a pass from San Pasqual, then ran 20 yards before finally being tackled. Below: Mike Hudson, number 40 breaks into the open to gain yardage in judson's tough game against the San Pasqual Warriors. E P 63

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Tennis is skill, agility Sally Young, 'l'im King, Peter Murphy, Chip lfreeborn, Nino De La Mata, Gabriel Garza, Tyler Van Pelt, 'lizunmy VVick, Rob Hecht instructor, jesus fkrriola. Judson's tennis team was composed of enthusiastic members under the instruction of Rob Hecht. Thev racticed dili entlv to improve their . P Y sz D. U game and exercised cially to keep in good physical condition. Golfers practice form 45 f'f Qfyvrsi Y 'A .- ' 'ii' 1 E? J 154i r,-gf' l 5 Pete Rieart, Randy Criswell, Hank Wick, instructor, Fred Slyfield, john Case, Greg Marks and Andy Kind. Avid golfers, or just interested students found the golf team both relaxing and competitive. Matches were set up for players who wished to compete with students from other schools. Others just practiced their strokes and learned the basics instructed by Hank Wick. They practiced at Mountain Shadows Resort two or three times a week. 65