Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Sizing up a putt takes concentra- tion. All photos by D. Chaney N' Teemg to Victory I I ahuaro golfers kept up the high standards of the cougar tradition in 1986. The team consisted of twelve people, including four returning seniors. With all of their experience and talent, the cougars started off the season with an awesome win against CDO. Continuing on with one win behind them, the golf team then placed sixth in the Buena Classic Tourna- ment. Following through the season, the cougars defeated most of their op- ponents and participated in Warming up on the putting green is A. Littell. many more tournaments. How did the cougars do so well? They had grueling practices almost everyday at Fred Enke Golf Course with their coach Dick Ar- nold. Mr. Arnold has been coaching for many years and has proved to be a great asset to the team. This team h a lot of poten tial, whether it or not remains to be seen ' - Mr. Arnold Advisor ' as comes through 9 One unique contribution that makes our golf team stand out is their com- petitive attitude. Each player competes to the best of his ability and yet, are always there to cheer on their fellow teammates. All together the Sahuaro Golf Team had a suc- cessful season because of the dedication and effort put forth by each individual member of the team. - K. Jensen 81 N. PiZZO Golf 7 - 'X S 5 f -Q f Q- t FV -. ' ,sas .,s.I,..e

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Q .4 raw . ' - ay, .4 we f. .2 3 T in These long hours of practice will soon pay off. IQ? Take Down I Varsity: Powerful Year I ental preparation is one of the most important aspects of wrestling. Of course physical qualities, such as strength, are helpful, but the ability to get psyched up and maybe to psyche out an opponent are superior features. Speed is essential in order to counter moves and execute take downs. Endurance is also needed to keep the pressure on the opponent throughout the match. This year's Varsity wrestling team was mainly a physical team. The strength possessed by the Wait! Time out! Photos by J. Pat- noe team helped them to have a successful year. Team uni- ty was another important factor to their great season. The only real weakness was the young team that they had. Yes, this was overshadowed by the superior leadership of the top six wrestlers. They lf we're will ng we will achieve ur goals ' Barry Lane 66 ' i to pay the price, o . ' were: Barry Lane, John Mialki, Brian Wallom, Tim Kilmer, James Fiobinson and Fidel Ecncines. A big victory over Sabino to start the season sparked the domination by the Cougars for the rest of the year. The head coach, Tom Pierson and his assistants Martin Tetrault and Robert Pucket ran the team through tough practices to prepare them for the challenging opponents that they would have to face. In the end, all the sweat and pain that the Varsity squad had been through paid off with a typical successful season. - Mike Bruning Varsity Wrestling 1