Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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You have to have a sense of humor while running track workouts. Coaches Novack and MacDonald closely watch every workout. i 'MMM -X30 Nw sq-wi Wx i if hw ,A fi . . W.. M'-1' ' ' l H-ff . ,V f . f, . .. 1 140 Sports Kg., ka? V .7 .. V f V, V V.. K 57 'vm' f ' JW H Q Row 1: M. Cross. Row 2: K Sylvester, K. Link, V. Hills, E Anderson, A. Gomez, B. Kalifa P. Kles, A. Cueller, M Sepulveda, A. Bright, L. Zelser M. Hangenah. J. Neyon, V Hildebranski, J. Mazur, K. Mur- ray. Row 3: Coach T. Mac Donald, A. Jenkins, K. Wood- ward, G. Glllespl, C. Irving, C Stum, L. Ayala, M. Barlow, M. West, E. Johson, N. Carey, A. Jones, A. Muller, J. Davis, K. Norman, C. Strickler, J. Crawford, Mgr. AH. Sale, M. Bartsch, Coach Novak. Not pic- tured: M. Rodriguez

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All photoe hv K. Plank Look out below! After a perfect dive, this swimmer reaches for a towel. 'l 2 H. S, i . x l . is a P uw 142 Sports fanny, gl A Row 1: J. Lawhead, K. Mc- Clenan, D. Copley, L. Higgins, T. LaCouissere, G. Gloco, T. Gregson. Row 2: C. Prado, B. SMith, M. Mcleur, A. Buss, K. Woodward, R. Fredrlcks, C. Grantham, C. Lake, S. Janes Manager, Coach McCoy Coach Fredrlcks. Row 3: H Hill, K. Cossln, T. Didjurgis, A Arlbal, K. Brown, C. Keeler, L. Lucking, C. Buck, M. Brandos T. Kling. Row 4: J. Davis, T Elash, H. Holbwachs, S Fredricks, A. Sller, A Fieitan, M Crist, E. Mulcahey, J. Mazure T. Wallin. Photo by D. Chaney