Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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It F 2 1 I . .. Q ,. ,A ms Waiting tor the race are the swim- mers. All photos by K. Plank ,N F A Hard Work Pays Off I Smooth Strokes I edication and experience were two factors involv- ed with this years girls' swim team. The Cougars had three returning seniors along with the other talented underclassmen and together they worked hard to have a very suc- cessful season. The girl swimmers prac- ticed five days a week at Eastern Hill's Pool around two hours a day. Undefeated 3A of the way through the season, their ability and consistency led them to dominate their op- ponents. Concentration is an important part of performing a perfect dive. The team had superior strengths in many areas such as long distance swimming and having the fastest times in the city. Sahuaro had victories over the most intensive meets against Sabino and Flow- ing Wells. Equally successful was The most l got out of swimm mg was the ex competing for State at ASU Heather Hall Gi perience of 95 the girls' diving team. They practiced everyday in order to maintain the excellence in Sahuaro sports. The success of both swim teams could not be attained without the coaching staff of Doug Mc- Coy and Sue Fredricks. They put in a lot of time and energy into coaching the teams. - N. Pizzo and K. Jensen Girls Swimming 1

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Soaring in the air this diver per- forms a graceful dive. Always flashing a smile is A. Siler. g lsi E ? K r ,' I ,g . sa A K X F E s 1 Spods ZSJNPW M . ii K rl Q ss as g

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