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

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Coach is the Greatest Q Q lot of personal satisfaction was what Boys' Gymnastics Coach Norman Bishop felt after a competition. I feel good that I was responsible for helping these boys develop enough poise to compete and to develop their pride as gymnasts, stated Bishop, a coach of 15 years. Being on the gymnastics team took a lot of time and patience. New routines had to be learned with excellence and precise timing. Every day, after school from 1:30 to 4:00, time was taken out for the next competition and to put together routines to make them look easy, stated Bishop. Gymnastics is one of the tougher sports and many people don't appreciate it and clon't stick to it if they do try it, stated Richard Ellis, a gymnast of4 years. He also added, It is a lot of hard work and it takes a lot of time for perfection but it's all worth it in the end. Self accomplishment was what many of the members of the team felt. I got a better understanding of the sport during these past four years and I really enjoyed , r w ' being a part of the team. Our coach is the greatest, stated Senior Robert Baughman. Ellis commented that through the team he had learned to have a greater appreciation of the sport. ' s 'H Working together and helping each other out, when help was needed, was one of the better qualities of the team, stated Bishop. They encouraged each other to do better and they helped their teammates to improve their skills. To be a good gymnast the members had to learn to enjoy helping one another, be strong, flexible and have good balance. All of these can be developed to perfec- tion if they all work together, Bishop stated. Being on the team is harder than it appears to be, added Bishop. 4 ...Mama ,,,,...,,,,,......-.wed , H , ..,. ., V A As he practices an Brian Malm concentrates on his form. FV . -v-.4 ff me? ,, .......-L. Boys Gymnastics-Back row: Robert Baughman, Ken White, jeff Malin, Richard Ellis, Second row: Coach Norm Bishop, john Delturco, Kyle Brooks, Brian Malmg Front row: jimmy Knight. 2 3 8 Design: Tania Stardevant Copy: Patricia Gonzales Photoszjohn Davis, Chryste Toman ' 3115 Q. we ,ff S ii ' s 2 '

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5 t iii I: if.: N, V While concentrating on her pitching motion, Dawn Gale throws another strike. Q i. 7 ' 2, L A fx. I , 419' i R A a ' X1 .N gp W 'J .i A ,i,2,, ri, . A 2 ' e 1 . ' I ' ,t n, A V . 5 i - .I is Z3 , 1 I 9 - 3 , 'N ve Q, frk..:f'i3 .X v 'I '5 1 ' '41 P h I 8 1. Q thrift: il -'yr' ' , fl ' A y I ' Z ,P Q' I , ,I 3 W N X J he ' M 'V rg 5 t ' l IJ 0' if V 39 f-wi 4 ' J .a - Top Row: Diana Wederman, Rene Ross, Diana Doughty, Cassie LeMere, Dawn Gale, Kim Meche, Coach Brinlee, Second Row: Monica Razo, Shanna Knipple, Michelle DesRoiser, Eileen Huerta, Bottom Row: Arlene Huerta, Buffy Sanchez, Annette Caminos, ru -., new-.:Qe,. 0 Y .'.1,-, , ' X K ,., ,,. X N P' dT h ,M'hll h r ... ot icture ammyjo nson ic e ejo nson 0 hvV g fig . AK? 4 ati ,J sg was Njllf , .. W ' -.r .. . l . 1 -32' Ft . i A With a player on 3rd,junior Rene Ross hits the ball that will determine the game. P Players are suited and ready to go after discussing batting order and positions. 2 Design: Denise Burcham Copyzjohn Richard Photos: Doug Bond xavfinu.,