Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Varsity Players gather for a dlSCUSSIOf7 M Miller undercuts a curveball but drives rt deep .VM ,J 1+ 134 Sports- Row 1: Mfg. T. Oaks, F. Amado, T. Gloco, J. Keller, P. Alvarado, J. Murphy, Mfg. L. Van Allen. Flow 2: Mrg. D. Welch, D. Beyer, G. Nlsius, A. Schrader, G. Alley, C. Oaks, J. Faircloth, S. Manke, D. Palma, Mrg. H. 'Taylor. Row 3: Coach Eustlce, S. Tweet, M. Miller, S. Carlson, S. Hendrickson, C. Pueschner, B. Loftus, J. Molina, Coach Lehmkuhl.

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Fellow teammates share a friend- ly gesture. , TW? . ,pf Enthusiastic Season ennis is a sport which requires coor- dination and strength. The girls' tennis team practiced very hard to endure concentration on the courts. During the prac- tices, the girls worked on their skills and form. Sahuaro's tennis team competed every Tuesday and Thursday against tough competition. Dave Dalby coached these fine athletes through a successful season. With his years of experience and Speed is a key factor in tennis. All photos by C. Evans love for the sport, Coach Dalby's dedication inspired the team to continue their enthusiasm. The varsity team was led by Raquel Rhillips, Karol Kahn, Laura Friede, Kelly Valmont, and Kristen Olsen. Sahuaro's J.V. tennis Tennis mvolv ed good times !1ll'lQ Laura Fnede along, with lear- team consisted of many in- dividuals with great skill. They showed a great deal of sportsmanship and potential for the future. They each contributed their time and effort in order to establish a strong team. Sahuaro's girls' tennis team worked together to create one of the most en- thusiastic teams so far. - M. Bruning and E. Wasko Girls Tennis 1

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B. Loftus gets psyched to drill the ball. Photos by C. Evans Heading For Home ith the addition of Coach Jack Lehmekhul, the former JV baseball coach, the new varsity baseball squad upheld their reputa- tion of being the best. The stunning combination of Eustice and Lehmekhul always have had a system of caoching between them. Each would give informa- tion freely to each other to form a bond between the varsity and JV squads. ' To make the team, one must obtain qualities fit especially for each coach. Their goal was to make each player a leader, never P. Alvarado demonstrates the art of stealing. settling for second. This year the coaches achieved just that. This year, the varsity team strived to excel in all the aspects of baseball. They accomplished this with the leadership of Seniors Jess Molina, Peter Alvarado, Craig Oaks, Jeff We knew that this ears team had t e chem Alan Schrader istry to go far. Murphy and Jay Falrcl Sam Khalifa, a profes- sional baseball player and a former Cougar, practiced with the varsity team this year. He demonstrated his all around exceptional skills to his former high school coaches. His presence inspired the young players to work harder and reach for higher goals. As the varsity squad slip- ped on their red cleats, straightened their caps and hit the well kept field, vic- tory was on their mind. - Mike Bruning Varsity Baseball 1