Santa Rita High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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4 During practice,junior Donny Allen anxiously follows a shot hoping for par. Golf-Front Row: jeff Diederichs, Marty Kilhullen, john Foxworthy, Ernie Sitvasg Second Row:jeff Malm, Mike Linn, Michael Meyer, David Forakerg Back Row: Coach Norm Bishop, Roger Giorgi, Chris Pfefferg Not Pictured: Donny Allen, Darren Dodson, Tony Martinez, Lance Peterson. 57. A Ernie Sitvas displays good form while teeing off at Randolph North 4-Iunior Darren Dodson shows great concentration and form during practice GOLF 235

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uildin Year Accounts for Inspired olfeys Q Q olf is a lifetime activity, stated Golf Coach Norman Bishop. I don't look at it as just coaching a sport for four years. I would really like to feel that they jthe teamj get some sound fundamentals and can enjoy golf forever, not just while they're in high school. Sophomore john Foxworthy, a par- ticipant in many junior tournaments, agreed with Bishop. Last year was Fox- worthy's second year on the golf team. He became involved with golf through friends who eventually lost interest. Last year's fifteen man team practiced every day after school from 1:00 until 5:30 PM at Randolph Golf Course. They concentrated on either the course, the driving range, or the practice area. Despite the weekday practice, Foxwor- thy and the team enjoyed practicing on weekends or just playing for fun. When asked if there was an especially promising player, both Bishop and Fox- worthy replied that Donny Allen, a third year member of the golf team, who had already tied the course record at Randolph South and had tied or beaten top golfers in the city last year, was a talented player. According to Foxwor- thy, consistancy accounted for both of these. When asked whether Bishop felt more like a coach or a friend, he replied, both. He liked to get down to business, but he also took a personal in- terest in his golfers. According to john Foxworthy, Bishop was more a friend than a coach. He's great! He's really easy to talk to and he knows how to talk to us. He's the best teacher I've ever had. Opp. 258 j 241 241 g Q 198 275 203 Sabino 219 del 2 3 4 Design: Lance Peterson Copy: Donna Baceski Photos: Ken Arnold 84 Ed VanNimwegen 'A r My-A .fi 4':Z 'v M.. mi' me Y .., , f V 'L -sw, . 3 ' .411 ' I A , Aa.- A Tony Martinez displays the form which earned him a good position on the team. A Marty Killhullen shows good form while competing against rival Palo Verde. Ff'lU'hAd i 0' ' F-0-into mei I .Y '. is IF 290' 'BN' ,y

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P Gymnast Debbie Connolly practices her routine jumps. V Monica Gomez works on vaulring C' ,, lvl' v - K . 4-a.+,, .gp V m'. 42 ,, 'yr yea, . ,,. x , . 1 . exercises at practice. ,N is , Q 4 .S , Q tif-Q Girls Gymnastics-Front row: Tina Kirstein, Monica Gomez, Debbie Connollyg Second row: Lisa Badalucco, Mary Kammeyer, Donna Holzman, Paige McCollum, Cheryl Martin, Audrey Zunigag Third row: Laura Stipp, Carla Calles, Terri Soaman, Lisa McDaniel, Tammy Garmen, Sherrie Mutislco, Christie Smithg Back row: Coach Aufderheidi, Yolanda Chavez, Sabrina Stardevant, Tanya Stardevant, Sherry Chavez, Robin Rossulennifer Denamur. P Mary Kammeyer skillfully demonstrates a side aerial. 2 5 6 Design: Sabrina 84 Tanya Stardevant Copy: Lori Verhulst Photosjohn Davis