Apollo High School - Olympus Yearbook (Glendale, AZ)

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Varsity Cross Country Strides Through Winning Season Apollo's 1979 Varsity Cross Country team excelled this year with a win loss record of 10 6. The team went to divisional where they placed sixth. Scott Patricki, and Scott Papa both received medals for their performances. In spite of injuries the squad finished the season strong. The team called themselves Smith’s Misfits. The Misfits consisted of Scott Patriki, Scott Papa. Mike Pomeroy. Jeff Anderson, Brett Carruthers. and Mark Klenner. Coach of the Varsity Cross Country team was Mr. Emmett Smith. 2ci 5' 27 2f 51 3( 37 5( 2 ( 77 3£ 2i Apollo Varsity Crow Country: Left; Karl Kowalski. Mark Kt«nn«r, Jeff Anderson, Brett Carruthers. Scott Papa. Scott Patricki, Mike Pomeroy. Coach Emmett Smith. Opponent Moon Valley Brophy Thunderbird Sunnyslope Cortez Prescott Washington Thunderbird Shadow Mountain Agua Fria Cortez Greenway In this event, low score

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Swim Team Made Waves At State Opponent we they The Apollo 1979 girls swim team completed their season with a Paradise Valley 107 58 five win and three loss record. The team did extremely well in Camelback 84 85 divisional placing third. The squad was also ranked fifth in state Thunderbird 71 101 among Arizona’s twenty-six competing schools. Ms. Ginger Kurtz. Central 102 69 coach of the swim team, comments, “This year’s team has done Sunnyslope 99 73 exceptionally well; they were a close team and very supportive of Moon Valley 102 64 each other.’’ Xavier-Aqua Fria 93 82 112 L«f lo Right: Tracy Barnett. Kathy Trueblood. Stacy Dommr, Sutan Crabtree, Kathy Patterson. Gayle Gessner. Betty Whalley. Melanie Elliott. Tammy Calvin. Lori Carpenter. Terri Zimmerman. Linda McIntyre. Lynn Rowers. Cathy Ammon, Sheri Dommc, Jill Tate, Sue Grattino. Miss Ginger Kurtz.

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Girls New But Successful In State Girls Varsity Cross Country experienced their first season at Apollo. Although the girls have competed in former years, this was the first season they have been recognized as a separate team. The team did extremely well with a twelve win and four loss record. The girls went to divisionals, placing fourth, and then advanced to State where they took eleventh out of ninety com- peting teams. The following received medals for their achive- ments in State, Cindy Allec, Cynthia O’Dell, and Patti Shafer. Coach Emmett Smith was very pleased with the good job that the girls had done. Opponent We They Moon Valley 16 For. Agua Fria 21 For. Xavier 25 65 Cortez For. Thunderbird 36 Greenway 22 For. Sunnyslope 44 21 Paradise Valley 56 74 Cortez For. Prescott 38 Prescott 29 26 Sunnyslope 47 Washington 22 35 Glendale 15 For. Left to Right: Sabrina Kellis, Patti Shafer. Cynthia O'Dell, Zsuszi Sagodi. Cindy Allec. Becky Hinson. Left: Patti Shafer comforts teammate Cynthia O'Dell when the butterflies start on the first meet of the season. Right: A few of the Varsity girls take on Coach Smith on a practice run before an important meet. Opposite Page Left; Coach Smith and Varsity runner Scott Patrick! keep their strides smooth for a good time during a practice. 223