Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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4--n-a-aa' Some people take the workouts more seriously lhan others. Here are the leaders of the pack. 1 yawn R Sports A. . .ali ll Row 1: A. Hilliard, G. Roberson, C. Bourguinon, S. McLaughlin, J. Brodsky, J. Whitmarsh, M. Cromwell, C. Gardener, C. Croft, T. Tompkins. Row 2: Fl. Arreola, M. Twilling, C. Whitley, D. Mallonee, S. Moloney, D. Traina, D. Pence, S. McLaughlin, J. Henry, Mgr. V. Weaver. Row 3: Coach McNeil, A. Matusik, J. Sanders, B. Bacon, M. Thompson, C. Beat- ly, E. Fike, M. Blevins, T. Severance, T. Crim, K. Shows, W. Parisi. Row 4: C. Wiesel, D. Paoli, R. Vallenga, J. Boren, T. Wagner, M. Henderson, A. Thornburg, T. Norris, W. Con- way, P. Heiman, Coach Lockwood.

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as Another freshman JV'er bites the dust. . T -VV 1 ,. 4, f .,,. , ' ,V 'H L w,,,f 2 iE,, ..,,,,, A W' '55 553: 'K li ' aa, if Y ee eeee T i X'e -fEf if 1 .. eeee . 'eee W X , fur ,N,., . Z it ii' ,A , i , . ., . S --.-. in as -A-,sr XM? Nm +2 , in K . - .ski Sahuaro Sluggers aseball has always been known as The All-American Sport. Sahuaro's J.V. Baseball team proved to be one of the best around. The team practiced everyday and endured hard workouts. The J.V. team was very young. With the help of the returning sophomores, the team worked together and had numerous victories. Coaches Batie and Hallsmore helped the team members learn the true meaning of sportsmanship. Each member helped each l hope he doesn't hit me. other through hard moments during the games. The teammates also continued their friend- ship off the field. Throughout the season, the team experienced a number of vicories. The team played very strong and defensive games. As the season team's skills rm proved which led to a successful season - Scott Dukes progressed 'the Every member set a goal and worked very hard at it. They were very ambitious and strived for the best of their abilities. Our two coaches were new to Sahuaro. They pro- vided their knowledge of the sport to each member. Coach Batie and Hallsmore also provided a fresh outlook to the-team. Our J.V. team was young, but they were very persistant on pursuing their goals. Each member helped each other with the best of their abilities. The J.V. team was one that Sahuaro will never forget. - E.B. Wasko Xfkl JV Baseball 1 wr-. fs

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Y' mf wi? wa M' ,,. , 1 hair. ,ale fwwienuwvw Dave Paoli twists, shouts and throws too. Wm-an Qin- A Breathtaking Event rack is a much more exciting sport than people believe it to be. Especially when it came to the boys' events, the races were highly com- petative. Every individual strived not only to improve their past times, but they gave their teammates sup- port when they needed it. There were four basic skills involved in track. They were throwing, jump- ing, sprinting, and distance. All of these skills required specialized coaching from coaches Don McNeill and Jeff Here is Frankie Almadova show- ing a new way to keep cool. All photos by J. Baker Lockwood. They had assistants to help with the divisions of track that focused on form rather than speed. Meets were help on Wednesday for the J.V. team and on Thursday for the varsity squad. At the meets they competed with There is a lot of competition and you have to give a lot of ex- tra effort to really enjoy the sport. Anonymous other challenging teams, but it was clear that all their hours of hard training paid off. Although not many freshman went out for the team, the ones who were there learned from the ex- perienced track veterans. The team did what every athlete attempts to achieve victory. Everyone including the coaches are looking forward to next spring and another successful season. To them it will be hard to top their ac- complishments. - P. Kies and H. Gomez Boys Track 1