Marana High School - El Tigre Yearbook (Marana, AZ)

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Tigresses pull through! Softball finished its season with an over-all season record of four wins and fourteen losses. Even though their losses greatly out-numbered their wins, Ms. Perry Sublette, coach, com- mented that with each game the team improved. Coach Sub- lette also stated that the girls showed an over-all good atti- tude. The teammates' key this year was to set personal, and team goals and to strive for them every game, and set new ones after the old ones have been achieved. Ms. Sublette and returning team members look forward to a better season next year. The track team also had a few set backs this year because of injuries toward the end of the season. The team broke quite a few Marana High School girls track records this year. Among the tracksters who broke records were Judy Berry, Carol Ward, Annette Willoughby, and Monique Bernauer, Julie Ortiz. Although the team did not have a bad record, Carol Ward was the only person to go to state in the 880. After returning from state, she took eighth in state, out of twelve girls. The track having absolutely no seniors looks forward to a very successful season after the great success this year. In order to help long distance runners get ready for the track season, there will be a girls' cross country team formed if enough interest is shown. A This page sponsored by if? 'aww Wa .hu 6 Softball MR. Sz MRS. DONALD PIERSON S! 1 'S ,- rv, 7 6:55 Q 11s4s,s..Q.,s l g

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V' ki QQ. f ' 85. l a i This page sponsored by The 1977 Track team had a successful season ending with a 6-2 record. The team practiced hard, which was rewarding at the meets. Coach Brady was proud of two outstanding members, Joe Custis and Bobby Joe Holle- man. Joe placed third in the shot put, and third in discus at state. He broke the high school record in discus throwing 157'. Bobby Joe placed second in pole vault. Both won Outstanding Track and Field awards at the spring sports banquet. The team had a lot of dedication and perseverence. Coach Brady said, Considering their ages, they did a whale of a job! 1. Munson Steed and David Smith practice hard toward conference meet. 2. Mr. Joe Brady helps team get ready for relay. 3. 1977 Track Team: FRONT ROW: Steve Benitez, Martin Pena, Chanito Lopez, Vince Fugita, Jose Dominguez, Munson Steed. SECOND ROW: David Omstead, Dan McMillan, Mike Perez, John Alvarez, Mike Benetiz, Doug Mifflin. THIRD ROW: Steve Throckmorten, James Hicks, Troy Denton, Eddie Payne, Jim Somerville, Tom Henson. FOURTH ROW: Jim Gilliam, Steve Somerville, Jessie McKnight, Joe Custis, Ernie Robles. BACK ROW: Coach Cliff Nystrom, Bobby Jo Holleman, Jerry Tarkington, Coach Joe Brady. NOT PICTURED: Bill Delfs, Gilbert Figueroa, Wade Lewis, James Taylor, David Smith, Eddie Williams, Dan Ramsey, Jeff Schnell, Sam Soria. 4. Steve Somerville com- Eletes the 100-yard dash. 5. John Alvarez skims over ten feet. 6. Wade Lewis lays over the igh-jump. 7. Joe Custis jumps with determination. 8. Jim Somerville concentrates on his stance. MR. 8x MRS. PHIL MIFFLIN Track 5

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iw, This page sponsored by MR. 8x MRS. JOHN GARETY 9 . 2eQ ',p 1. Diane Ginn long jumps at a meet. 2. Ruby Sherman gets a strike. 3. Kristie Criss warms up to bat. 4. Annette Altimarano gets a good pitch in. 5. Judy Berry puts the shot at a meet with Globe. 6. TOP ROW: June Lewis, Delores Schall, Loie Vaughn, Carol Ward, Barbie White, Judy Berry, Maurene Polashek. MIDDLE ROW: Monique Bernauer, Lori Bellmeyer, Sherri Eshpeter, Diane Oswalt, Annette Willoughby, Debbie Leslie, BOT- TOM ROW: Co-coach Krinke, Julie Ortiz, Carrie Thorne, Arlene Miranda, Coach Antonik. 7. June Lewis High jumps at four feet eleven inches for second place. 8. TOP ROW: Susie Horton, Laura Rockholk, Patricia Twarog, Connie Yrigolla, Brenda Samuelson, Jeanene Patton, Barbara Yrigolla, Coach Sublette. BOTTOM ROW: Tina Snyder, Kendra Debusk, Ruby Sherman, Annette Altimirano, Tammy Snyder, Elsa Sotelo, Kim Dobbie. 9. Bar- bie White demonstrates the form of a good discus thrower. Girls Track 7