Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Young Cougars hold court Sahuaro's girls' tennis team this year was quite unique in many ways. To start things off, it was a young team having only two of the starting Varsity players as Seniors. Consequently, the team lacked some depth, but GIRLS JV TENNIS TEAM Bottom row: Lisa Spina, Donna Skinner. Top row: Becky Spencer, Amy Tsang, Amanda Lentz, Kristin Wessel, Rachel Davies, Teresa Compf, jo Clrassie. the younger players seemed to M. Bovell have made up for this by their effort. It was especially manditory for the team members to stay healthy in order for the season to have been a good one. Again, the doubles were the key to close matches. Coach Dave Dalby had all twenty-two play. The coach too had changed the girls said. Past experience had made Mr. Dalby a better, more effective team leader. The team had conditioned heavily under his direction and had improved in overall quality with his instruction. The JV team was mostly made up of Freshman whom Dalby had worked with all first semester. This aspect would be beneficial for future teams. Playing their last season for Sahuaro were Seniors Sheri Lauver, Clare Marshall, and Nancy Becker. I 88 SPORTS Teresa Cwompf waits to return service. R. Bake M. Bovell S .s.m-viii i.iii I . .' 'Q 'lifis i f,--7:1 ' 'TP ' :N . . . .fi 'i-ti QM 1-'i I . .... . is X . i K K . :,. t1 ...,.,'fT Mm i at .ti ..,t. I I ' t 'I'-I --'--f itftffiidfilt 't 2- ----': 1 sft11f1HI?t1'k t : sag Sign? 555 --is!f1SY?'if?3i:sstf Yikfliiilrlrfs, 'V':!Yi.:32I:5'EEi.5ii355i5'Eii?'5i'1-'JL XV- . - 1 , 5 :'.':GE55 31 .-E5:5?kh1Ei25i!r5i' I gtk s.:.,5-vriziiafit 3 : -ft --'- 935'--gn ti' -' 'ga' ' I K-mi-.11 s i.Qf - ..--1-1-is-: r i f,-- ttss I Injured Becky Spencer speaks with Mr. Amanda Lentz was a promising JV Dalby. P1aYe1'-

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Cougars get net results The amount of skill it takes to be a successful tennis player is tremendous. Although skill is a great factor other elements in creating a competitive team is self- control and discipline. The boys' Varsity and JV teams illustrated all of these. Coach George Yuhas had a young, but dedicated group of men to work with. The team worked out during and beyond sixth period to get the results it was after. Besides countless drills and conditioning sessions, some members also took private lessons to get to the peak of their ability. S. Bower ! 2 Brent Kruezer's concentration and strength is what will send a stinging backhand. S. Bowers Hours of practice result in the precision of junior Dan Sierka's excellent form. S, Bowers After many challenge gif matches that decided the top six seeds for Varsity and the top five for JV, the teams were ready to take on their opponents. Many matches also relied heavily on the skill of the doubles matches. But after all the hard work, the team could safely say that they had formed a team that the rest of their peers could take pride in. 90 SPORTS JV Front row: Todd Hubbard, Not Available, David Osborne, Pat Gilday, Tony Matulavich, Eric Miller. Second row: Mark Miller, Pat Ortiz, jerry Morison, Chuck Hoover, Don Aquliano, Spacone, Brett Giles, Kelly Farris, Doug Zimmer, Danny Ceizyk.