Cholla High School - Impact Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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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

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lt's Talent The boys' track team continued to perform at the top of its division with sprinters and distant runners at the top. ul expect the team to be in a run for the championships again! Coach Dick Browning stated in the preseason poll. The team held their own with the strength being in excel- lent performances and high potential. Sprinters were Leroy Hunter, Ron Hayes, Dar- rell Davis, Andrew Griffin, Stan Berryhill, Derek Hawkins, and Stacey Hawkins. Distance runners were John Rameriz, Manny Freire, John Felix, and Albert Avila. Weight and field events consisted of senior Pat Greathouse, Roe Senior, Dan Goodman, Senior Jim Kopkowski, Steve Gomez, David Ur- bina, and Jay Adams. By Tommy Leon Boys 81 Girls Track Schedule 316 Pueblo 73-44 KWH 3113 Palo Verde 66-51 3120 Amphi 76-22 in 3126 Rincon 51-51 in 413 Douglas 45-73 QLD 3121 Chandler Invitational 415 Glendale Invitational 4110 Desert View fforfeitj 4124 Flowing Wells 511 Nogales 5121 Luke Greenway Top Right: The dominating group of track and field. Center left: Flying to the limit at practice, Center Right: Coach Browning practicing with the guys, Bottom Right: Examples of the fierce look and determination before a hard days work. 'I I O'l The Best Team ln The State! x 9 t , Y ,lishw , v 'L 3 Milk., . 2, Lv..f,,, ,,...4u4s,. , QM A 4.5, . 'AAN ,A i M