Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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D. Green in IRLS CROSS COUNTRY Bottom row: Terry Owsiany, Patti Soto, Lisa Otte, Janie Foriet, Brenda ixiiy ,ji aza, Cheri Church, Laurie Cherry. Middle row: Karen Braun, Linda Richards, Dayna Ferrer, E ' nny Powers, Shelly Heald, Karen Bush, Laura Conway. Top row: Stephne Gokin, Paula Carter, D. Green arie Mattheiss, Kathy Simko, Sue Komar, Valerie Silver, Diane Silver, Patrice Casertano, Julie Exhausted from the race, Galen Evang usarczylc, Asst. Coach Margee Laalcso. rests. M. Bovell G. Evans K x X. ' 1, 1 fx! IN rdf H . .e ig! f fx f ' f 5 if r BOYS VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Bottom row: Kevin Jackson, Sean Critchley, Pat Wilhelrni, - - h f- - h 1- I Galen Evans, Gary Vilas. Middle row: john Schauff, Dave Hunnicutt. Back row: Coach jeff alerle Silver approac es the mls lne Lockwood, Dan Flanagan, jon Nicholson, Mike French, jeff Woods, Craig Cotter. SELF-DISCIPLI CROSS COUNTRY 79

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Cross Countr moving up. Cross Country is a sport that does not require the bulk of a football player, the height of a basketball player, or the coordination of a baseball player. All that is required is extreme self-dicipline, an ability to work hard and a lot of guts. -Coach Jeff Lockwood. ' These requirements are illustrated in their workouts. Both teams run every morning and every afternoon and usually they run between fifty and sixty miles per week. The sport of cross country is unique in that the team aspect is most important in dual meets but the individual effort is greatly depended on in big meets. Some starting runners for this year's teams are, boys Varsity: Gary Vilas, Galen Evans, and Pat Wilhelmi, girls: Lisa Otte, Valerie Silver, Laurie Cherry, Linda Richards, Janie Foriet, Patrice Casertano and Brenda Maza, boys I.V.: John Schauff, Gary Teel, and Brian Crowder. 78 SPORTS The B-team runners pull ahead of a tough opponent Santa Rita as they ascend a BOYS IV CROSS COUNTRY Front row: Cary Teel Robert Gregson Brian Crowder Keith Russell, Terry Metcalfe, Matt Iannuzzi. Middle row Coach Jeff Lockwood Tim Nicholson Bill Briamonte, Mike Penn, Andy johnson, Edward Triplett Back row Steve Hurley Tim Pitzgibbon john Schanoff, Gary Byers, Dave Herrick

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More than physical ability Teamwork: a word frequently used to describe the sport of volleyball. As one witnesses a Sahuaro volleyball game it is easy to see why this one word can say it all. Although there are six individual athletes on the court at one time, they all function as one unit. It is exciting just to be a spectator at one of these events and to feel the physical, but more importantly, the mental talents generated from the court. Sahuaro has had a reputation of having a great volleyball program. This year proved no different with the addition of the new varsity coach Connie Gibbon. Leading the team were seniors: Lisa Baker, Michele I-Iage, Cindy Stark, and Amy Wook. The team this year was young, consisting of three juniors and two freshmen. When picking the junior varsity team, coach Ian Boyd looked for hustle and cooperation. This is just what she received from her team during their conditioning which consisted of general flexibility, circuit and weightroom work to build leg strength. Coach Boyd felt that the team played well together and improved greatly over the season. 80 SPORTS Saving another point for the Cougars is Amy N. Lautaret I.V. VOLLEYBALL front row: Meja Rains, Coach Boyd, Bobbie Hamilton, Row 2: Narapon O'Neil, Mariellen Kulik, jill Kroes, Vicki Adams, jennifer Wells, Stephanie White. Row 3: Beth Stern, Nancy Johns, Estella Searcy, Audrey Levy, Paula Dahl, Tammy Williams, Monica Diehl, Kathy Mason.