Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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V TRACK Top Row: Randy Boughton, Randy Collyer. :Mars. Charlie Elledge. Steve Cooper. Bill Rice, Todd l, Dave Dahl and Dennis Brodigan. Middle Row: Roy rry Halfmann. Jetl Schrader. Doug Davis, Dan Gaul. Randy Cox. Rick Frost, and Steve Hokanson. Bottom Row: Tom Smith, Steve Davis, Gary Cary, Marc Ferrer, Bill Clif- ford, Kevin Tharp, Mike Morrow. Chuck Bass. Sometimes. JV's compete on Varsity level when the coach so chooses. 1 X LA. -. so . Swift. ACK Standlng:Greg Anastopoulos, Dave Malchow, iller, Jett Davis. Marty Morglemaster. Dave Ham- nrk Meece. Doug Davis. Steve Weist, Fernie Zamora. ck. Von Ruhsam, Wayne Anderson. Robbie Ashcraft. irril, Mark Douglas, Dave Douglas, Keith Stedman, llstrom. Mike Jetlers, Jeff Simpson, Greg Dahl, Bill and Steve Fain. Middle Row: John Keeler. Tom Hertel. Andy Rath. Victor Latham, Steve Allvin. Paul Schoon- over. Dave Vaughn, Jim Flynt. Perry Anastopoulos. Clifford Moses, Vincent Voterash. and Chester Badgett. Bottom Row: Mark Terrill, John McWilliams. Mark Chesin. Scott Styrmoe, Jeff Phalem. Mike Jolivet. Gordon Goo, Jim Luckow. Rob Johnson, Terry Barr, and Gary Post. Coaches in track, work teams by events not by level as in other sports. Aided by seventeen returning letter- men, the varsity track team should be stronger. Due to tougher competition this year, the team have a number of meets which could go either way. Of the field events only long jump should be stronger. The teams strength is in the 440, 880, mile, two mile, and the mile relay. Some of the distance runners were members of Sahuaro's outstanding cross country team. Mr. Coleman, head track coach, thought that overall, this year's team might be much like last years. Distance running should also be the main strength of the J.V.'s. The team worked after school with the varsity. They tried to learn from varsity mem- bers who had experience in an event. s i S PORTS 141

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VARSITY, J.V. TRA Coleman predict, distance running to carry varsity, J.V 3 it Q! 3 S i is l BOTTOM LEFT: Duringa practice heat, varsity hurdlers Charlie Elledge and Kevin Tharp 1 strive to perfect their form. I T0 P LEFT: Exercising his own tac- tics, Dennis Brodigan flies ' toward the sand pit with hopes of breaking his own record. I CENTER: Almost to the height of his lump, Gary Post, J.V. pole vaulter, attempts to clear the bar during a practice session. l RIGHT: Using the style made famous by Dick Frosbury, Mike Crain flops over - the high jump bar.

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VARSITY, J.V. SWIMMIN -Varsity swimmers, hopefull l TOP LEFT: Diver Greg Pacheco jacknites into the new Eastern Hills pool. l TO P CENTER: Swimming is not all work and no play as is demonstrated by Steve Garrigan, Doug Jones, and Mats Kinnison. l TOP RIGHT: SwimmerJohn Cham- bers gasps for air in a freestyle race. l BOTTOM RIGHT: 100 butterfly spe- cialist Paul Cate speeds through the water towards the finish. l BOTTOM CENTER: Arms churning like the paddle wheel of a Mississippi riverboat, Paul Bowden backstrokes across the pool. I BOTTOM LEFT: Varsity swim coach Richard Cooper looks over a practice schedule with swimmer Bill Ullery. 142 S PORTS s