Cholla High School - Impact Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Seas onal Scores Varsity Pueblo 11-4 Palo Verde 5-0 Amphi 9-4 Tucson 5-0 Pueblo 5-1 Marana 6-1 Sahuaro 1-2 Douglas 3-1 Desert View 16-0 Marana 4-5 Flowing Wells 1-3 Pueblo 5-3 Palo Verde 2-1 Rincon 10-1 Douglas 8-7 Desert View 6-2 Rincon 3-I Flowing Wells 5-2 Marana 0-1 Nogales 13-2 Nogales 20-0 Divisionals Desert View 1-0 Marana 2-9 Douglas 2-3 Junior Varsify Pueblo 12-1 Palo Verde 8-4 Douglas 9-5 Marana 7-4 Flowing Wells 10-1 Pueblo 12-0 Palo Verde 10-O Rincon 10-1 Desert View 8-4 Douglas 14-4 Desert View 6-3 Rincon 14-1 Flowing Wells 20-4 Marana 10-4 Nogales 11-1 Nogales 26-O - l 1 it rfer eriiee wg . 1 .-,--------.ess .., . .. e,i,,-Lf J iiii, - 1 - , , , -'T' lfrr' ii rr 2if-1i 4 i'ri iiff liii les 'riiii rfr - e t -f ' Qs -- ,.-, - if gg. 0 'iyiii' 'ifi '1rr+ff- ifi- i,sr 1 it N ii iii s r ie 1 , 'fu '- ' iier l'iiii L 'iiisi fig i'rr 'irr 1 lii il- ffil -'- - 1 i r1'1 ifr I -'Yr W X ' lllii ,' j 4 .,,4 lf' I it ifii lfi'i 1 .,i, . N 4 , 1 g 1 'M' -' , fi ' -f f ?-f L 1:2 +5 1 , , api 1 , 1 Photos by Dennis Nasta and Pat Rutherford I 0 I

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Girls' Softball Varsity AAA-ll Southern Division League Champions Mr. Jerry Gastellum has been coaching Varsity for seven years. His season ended successfully with T8 wins and 6 losses. The team reached divisionals, winning the first game against Desert View but losing the last two against Marana and Douglas. Leading Players were Sophomore Raquel Dominguez, the leading pitcher with an ERA of 0.59, Leading hitter Sophomore Veronica Arvizu with a batting average of .395. Arvizu also broke two records during the season for most hits C321 and most RBl's fl9J by any individual player. - By Pilcir Cervantez Front Pow: Rose Archuleta Team Captain, Michelle Car- rillo, Lisa Lopez. Middle Row: Raquel Dominguez, Lori Macias, Head Coach Jerry Gastellum, Sandra Domin- guez. Back Row: Michelle Barbosa, Michelle Armenta, Stacy Redondo, Anna Flores, Kim Harder Assistant Coach, Michelle Goggins Assistant Coach. The Junior Varsity team had an outstand- ing season with a record of 16-0. The team consisted of 15 girls, lO of which were re- turning. They had an easy victory over No- galas with a win of 26-O but had to struggle and come up from behind to defeat Desert and Palo Verde who were their toughest teams. First year, Head Coach Mr. Bob Meyers didn't have to do much to get these girls moving. Coach Meyers stated, 'll give credit to the whole team for playing together and keeping a positive attitude. - By Pilar Cervantez Front Row: Elisa Camargo, Amanda Sanders, Christella Munoz, Beth Robbins. Middle Row: Yvette Anthony, Bet- ty Portillo, Head Coach Bob Meyers, Terry Figueroa, Elvia Bustamante, Anna Flores. Back Pow: Valerie Ar- vizu, Maria Galvan, Lisa Molina, Regina Vasquez, Car- men Martinez, Toni Lizarraga. 6 O Softball thu Xa Q Varsity Coach Jerry Gastellum Junior Varsity Coach Bob Meyers

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VARSITY i M ,wee First year Varsity Coach Ken Harcus said his ball team played a game of uno-prisoners, nev- er imprison yourself. The strength was in the tough batting lineup of hitters. The following experienced pitchers topped off the explosive offense, Senior Mark Nunez, Senior Jackie Ca- hales, Junior Joe Carpio, and Junior Pete Gal- van. Practice began at 3 p.m. and continued until the team finished their hard day's work. The determined team showed great potential. Outstanding defense was played by 1st base- man Mike Quihuis, Jeff Fairbanks and Chuy Gonzalez at 2nd base, Jack Bishop and J.B. Wells at 3rd base, Tony Gonzalez and Eddie Soto in left field, Pete Galvan and John Alde- coa at shortstop, Tommy Leon and Arty Cata- lano in center field, and Ronnie Gomez in right field. Photos by Dennis Nasta and Paul Brenton VARSITY BASEBALL SCORES Sahuaro Pueblo Palo Verde Rincon Douglas Desert View Marana Flowing Wells Nogales Pueblo Palo Verde Rincon Douglas Desert View Marana Flowing Wells Nogales Divisions: May 13, 14, 16, 17 State: May 22, 23, 27 1 ! Q O-. Baseball