Cholla High School - Impact Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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i Go For It! The Girls Basketball team was a mixed group of sophomores, iuniors, and seniors who individually gave a little bit of them- selves to lead their team with outstanding playing. Returning players were Diane Hotf- man lGuardj Jody Tefft lCenterj, Kelly Olmes fForwardl, and Annette Warron fForwardj. Coaching the team was Mr. Paul Dull who Dore March 4, 86 March 7, 86 March 'I'I, 86 March 18, 86 March 20-22, 86 March 25, 86 March 26, 86 April 1, 86 April 4, 86 April 8, 86 April ll, 86 April 15, 86 April 22, 86 April 25, 86 has four years coaching experience. By Trina Sotomayer VarsiryfJV Sahuaro Pueblo Palo Verde Rincon Spring Tournament Puebli and Cholla Douglas Desert View Marana Flowing Wells Nogales Pueblo Palo Verde Rincon Douglas Photos by Dennis Nasta Coach Paul Dull it 1 We II 0 0 Girls Basketball 9 4 ,,i, T T is Us 55595 Q is 33? at Sf if 8' sg S8 627 . SO X vi LW I -, ,1 has Q. 1

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sr-.Q V. ,E Qi' Track' Destiny The girls' track coach optimistically stated, With this combination of team members, the team will represent itself well with the Division and hopefully within the State. The mix of experienced and inexperienced members brought together a strong group of upperclass- men. Returning members were Michelle Carrillo, Pat Beaty, Monica Valdez, Bonnie Conners, Sherri Schroder, and Delma Granado. The promising underclassmen were Simir Rand, Micky Barbosa, Heidi Christiansen, Laurie Ann Sneed, Anna Elizondo, Amy DeVore, Celcia Smedley, Chris Ann Davis, and Yolanda Val- dez. Team members worked daily for two hours with stretching, one mile warmups, exercises, and four l50's, before everyone divided up to sprint or run distance. Monica Valdez looks promising in the two mile run, Pat Beaty in the mid distance run, Michelle Carrillo as a sprinter, and Bonnie Conners in the 800 meter run, stat- ed Delma Granado. By Tommy Leon Coach Kitt showing her running techniques to Bon- nie Conners. Practicing together is what coaching is all about lPatricia Beaty and Coach Kiftj Practicing to excell. Divisionals: May 9th and lOth, i986 at Rincon. Preliminaries: May l4th, l986. State: May l7th, l986. Photos by Nancy Bryant and Dennis Nasta 1 ' 9 O Q

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u' H, k,,, .. ..,, s.,..fmf..m,--wmv . .........w-qovnvdvlii ,,.g....-s.,f.s.,,.,4qau0rrIlN 4 A 5 ...W-- ' --'- 4499 C3irl's B-Ball The Junior Varsity Girls Basketball team eagerly met the challenges of the season with strong sophomore numbers. Coach Ms. Les- lie Martin stated, This year's team is the strongest I have seen in a long time. We should win at least half of our games, espe- cially with the excellent veteran players for- ward - Tina Jones, guard Alice Whorral, and guard Hilda Garcia. I feel we will be one of the strongest teams in the confer- ence. Freshman Coach Jay stated, We are strong! - Junior Varsity center Trina Soto- mayer stated, If we play the way we look, watch out! - The fundraisers were a free- throw-a-thon and a car wash. Varsity Center Judy Teft exclaimed, Our determination will make our success! - Varsity Coach Dull stated, We have an excellent team, and the only way for us to go is up. Frosh The Freshmen girls basketball team dis- played powerful quickness and agility. Their season began in the later part of February. Their shooting skills rated high and their co- ordination was superb. Coach Jendrziewski predicted freshmen Jennifer Murray would be most valuable player. Coach has been coaching for 2 years and exhibits a good sense of humor. Sophomore Trina Soto- mayor and stated, l'He's good with stu- dents. Nogales was the hardest team to beat. Top left. Kim Apel making a basket. Middle left: Kim Apel making a pass. Bottom left: Practice makes perfect. 1 , Y cams' Basketball l of