Marana High School - El Tigre Yearbook (Marana, AZ)

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irls' tennis team swings into action Under Coach Kim Holaway, the girls' varsity tennis team had five returning members, none of whom were seniors. The team hoped to have two years of success. The jun- ior varsity had no returning mem- bers, so many started with min- imal skills and hoped to gain ex- perience during the season. Some of the girls attended ten- nis classes this summer in order to improve their games. 1. Varsity tennis team members are Sara Gladden, Dottie James, Becky Davis, Coach Kim Holaway, Monti Green, Shanna Bauer and Kelly Patton. 2. Sara Gladden stretches to reach a low forehand. 3. JV team mem- bers are Nancy Lozinsky, Carla Davis, Mari- bell Lopez, Karen Gremmler, Cindy Nuck- olls, Coach Kim Holaway, Mary Halbach, Angie Jimenez, Sandy Sokoloski and Linda Schreib. 4. Dottie James hits a serve with a slice and top spin. 5. Shanna Bauer follows through on her forehand. 1 1 X 3 i ' 3 .HMM .ff 4 fr ...mia-k l Girls' Tennis 117

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Increased interest brings depth to tennis The junior varsity and varsity boys' tennis teams both worked on improving fundamental skills of the games, such as front and back- hand volleys. They practiced four nights a week, not including Satur- day mornings, and strived to im- prove their last year's record. The team had three returning mem- bers, only one of whom was a sen- lor. 1. The boys'junior varshy and varsny ten- nis team members are fFirst Rowb Tom Jan- sen, BM Johnson, Rance McGee, Rmk Es quer, Bryan Pierson, James Bradford, Scott Gromley, Leonard Bade, Eli Freeman, Nick Doguet, Jerry VVhHe, Oscar Jinunez, AHen True and Art Thomasson. CSecond Rowj Dawd Anderson, Donmd Kobasht and Coach March. 2. Allen True demonstrates the'1ennB twmtn 3.Jeny Whhe concew trates on a low back hand stroke. 4. Coach Chns March gwesinsvuchons on how to strengthen the wrist. 5. Oscar Jiminez strives aggressively for perfect form on a snwash serve. yi- . , g 5 , . swf? .Pr ,IW rt g'frj,?J,'f '.,iA: by 5 X' E - 1.-xr ffm-ewssx . ...- K .. wa N. .. -, , 3 . M KVE., .,.k5,J-L ,4, . . 4 ,,?Qml':'i37f:'f5 M ' Vg A 3' N52-ew 1,fav.ftr'gsfl'rf 3 Q -f T s MQW X ' ' ' l , Qi ' 1 F qi .-i-. f . 5 , X ' i3','?fff':lf' Y ,, . R I sf t.-' Q--1 gf: - 1. 1 sm,-...s .. , . 'irr 2 X , . -t.s . titit. t.'- s'tr'li '-'- 5 1 i' Ffii, I ,A I K- K. wvsfausxgw N - . gn ' :swf . r 5 . 116 Boys Tennis

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111 Coaches stress baseball fundamentals Baseball proved to be challenging at the junior varsity and freshman levels. Under Coach Dyer, the Cubs, who were mainly jun- iors, were given strict con- ditioning in order to build winners. Fundamentals were emphasized for the freshmen by Coach Catt. 1. The members of the freshmen baseball team are CFirst Rowl Lar- ry Thorne, George Garcia, David Gacilios, Dan Scherzinger and Mike Gomez CSecond Rowy David Covey, James Leal, Ignacio Rom- ero, Ralph Reynolds and Oscar Saenz CThird Rowj Erin Thomas, Kurt Parker, John Gartland, Roger Baldwin, Phillip Young and Mr. Catt. 2. David Covey practices his skills in batting, 3. Members of the junior varsity baseball team are fFirst Rowj Randy White, Phil- lip Hernandez, Greg Balcezak, Greg Gladden, Joe Saenz and Dane Smith. CSecond Rowj Rudy Diaz, Mike Balcezak, Ivan Grefell, Mitch- el Anders, Larry Williams, Vince Gacilios and Ray Campos. 2 N ,Q i --emi I i o . . w. ! uf an . '-' ., , .N ,W 'P is ,, A ..- V L i Q, A . 7 fu. r , ' I I 015: 7 ff- s 4 -. s, z 3 ,sf 5 , 4 L ,l ,I ,-I, , - ,.,c. sf s f r A . Q. .M f tv, K . ,Xb . G- . . Q... r-M 1, c t... X 41 JT' 1 ll 5? lu., 'Q--Q. ff,-it nfl' ,E 5 . i -1 P 118 JV Frosh Baseball . . ,- -A. g ,As , 'Km -H.,-ip.. ew... .A i -- - .w-.1..-zo ' s ' . ziewi- ' 3 I QL. QV , if ' i A R3 i x -I A.