Cholla High School - Impact Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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----l..-..vu Q... ,L 1 1 r' 9119 9126 10110 10117 10124 10131 1117 11114 Frosh Scores J.V. Scores Nogales 32-0 KL1 9119 Desert View 21-0 KW1 Palo Verde 6-12 KW1 9127 Palo Verde 26-0 KWJ Rincon 27-6 KL1 10110 Rincon Cancelled Douglas 8-14 KW1 10118 Douglas 20-8 KWj Pueblo 0-7 KWj 10125 Pueblo 21-6 KW1 Marana 12-14 KW1 1111 Marana 48-6 KW1 Flowing Wells 8-14 KW1 1118 Flowing Wells 21-7 KWj Amphi 21-10 KL1 11114 Nogales 20-8 KWJ Note: Forfeited all games because of ineligible player. Freshman Football Congratulations to the Freshmen Football team with a record of 5 wins and 3 losses. lt was a great year, and a great team, stated Mr. Albert Mesa, the head coach. He also hopes they continue their winning spirit throughout their four years here at Cholla. Team captains were Roy Almazan, Shawn Radford, and Cody Penrod. - By Joe Hernandez J.V. Football Congratulations to our J.V. football team for doing such an outstanding job during the 1985 season! All of their hard work and dedication paid off. They finished the season with 7 wins and 1 forfeit Kby Rinconj. Coach Gin and Coach Joe also deserve credit for coaching this team to so many victories. Sophomore .lavier Gutierrez stated, We al- ways played together as a team . . . Hope- fully next year we will have a good season and make it to state playoffs . . . We also don't want to disappoint Coach Brown. J.V. held practice beginning daily in the summer and after school and on Saturdays during the season. The most valuable players were: Pete Bustamante - halfback, Javier Gutierrez - cornerback, Ronnie Gomez - fullback, Willie Ware - receiver, Stacy Hawkins - receiver, Julian Amaro - quar- terback, Roman Ramirez - noseguard. There were about thirty-two players in all. The teams strength was it's defense, and they had no weaknessess. - By Joe Hernandez Top left: Sylvia Hoyos introduces the Freshman Football Team at a Pep-Assembly. Middle left: Coach David Gin introduces his J.V. Football Team. rf o Spirit and Pride 'lad

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Varsity Football Top right: Coach Brown urges the team on. Mid- dle left: Cholla tackles Pueblo. Middle right: Chargers defending Cholla territory. Bottom left: Steve Vega running in for touchdown against Pueblo. Bottom right: Varsity Football being introduced by Coach Brown at a Pep Assembly. Photos by Dennis Nasta and Ethan Roe rr J! On the run

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Divisional Champ . The boys and girls cross country teams were coached by Mr. Dick Browning. He stat- ed, 'il love working with the cross country team. I like to run and I like to work with people who want to improve. The Girls finished the season undefeated, won the Division Championship and took 5th place in the State Meet. Bonnie Conners, Monica Valdez, and Pat Beary led the team and had an outstanding season. The Boys team is fairly new and thus not as successful. John Ramirez, Manny Freire, and Girls Team Bonnie Conners - ll Monica Valdez - I2 Pat Beaty - I2 Delma Granado - ll Renee Sequira - 'IO Marie Valdez - 'IO Lourdes Salomon - I2 Amy Devora - 9 Boys Team John Ramirez - I2 Manny Freire - I2 Guillermo Metzler - TO Albert Avila - 'IO Tim Garcia - II David Dahlen - 'IO Bobby Cruz - IO Ernie Freire - 9 Eddie Barnett - 9 Martin Mace - 'l'I Jim Thomas - I0 Albert Avila led the team taking l0th in the Division Meet and 29th in State. A lot of effort was put in the required workouts, it was usually hot and the running long - usually 5+ miles. i'Cross Country is a sport where what you put into it is what you get out of it, stated Mr. Browning. Stu- dents have to really want to work hard to succeed. There is no other requirements oth- er than the will to improve and be regular at practice. - By Angie Watson P Cross Country