Pueblo High School - El Dorado Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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lin Action lot of participation this year. There were 22 varsity and 33 ju- nior varsity. Fred Roscoe, Tom Short, Ken Thomas, and Danny Gibson were Coach Hitchcock's fastest runners this year. Coach Hitchcock commented that Ros- coe could be one of the best in state in the 440. In the mile relay his outstanding runners should be Ken and Tom Thomas, Danny Gibson, Tom Short and Fred Roscoe. Coach Hitchcock stated that he had a lot of hard workers. Girls track this year had many freshmen on the team, stated Coach Carlson, Elizabeth Val- dez, Vickie and Vivan Tamayo were her outstanding mile run- ners. There were a lot of return- ing varsity members. lulie Alfieri was a hurdler. Van Hubert, and janet Hurts handled shotput and discus. Coach Carlson men- tioned that on her team she had very talented individual perform- ers' BySharon Renee Sims ONE: j.V. Top row are: Mark Dunk, Da- vid Short, Keith Markowski, Ricardo Molinares, Stanley Maxam, David Scott, loe Betters, Bob Valenzuela, Tony Bingham, lose Martinez. Bottom row kneeling are: lesus Martinez, An- drey Norwoods, Armando Rincon, Robert McGruder. TWO: Rey Ruiz and Iames Lopez warm up for track meet. THREE: Fred Rasco passes the relay bat- ton to Ken Thomas. FOUR: V.S. and LV. Top row Brenda Fritzgerald, Clenis Mays, Anita Ander- son, Olga Castro, Glynis May, Van Hu- bert, Martha Leon, lanie Hurt, Debbie Salcido, Liz Valdez, Marylee Royal, Diane Hall. Bottom row kneeling: Tina Payne, Trica Felix, lulie Valenzuela, Dorothy Felicca Perrie, Vivian Tamayo, loelene Harris, Victoria Tamayo, and Barbara Medrano. FIVE: left Roberson and Fred Rasco practice the long jump. SIX: loelene Harris shows action in the air. SEVEN: V.S. Top row Rene Camacho, Tony Martinez, Mando Rincon, james Lopez, Ceferino Corondo, Rey Ruiz, Fred Rasco, Don Thierry, Ken Thomas, leff Roberson, Mr. Hitchcock, Andre leanisse. Bottom row Scott Wayne, Craig Roberllard. Frank Hopkins, Rob- ert Valenzuela, lesus Mendibles, Mar- tin Green, Mike Lazo, Mario Sanchez, Danny French, and David loiner.

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Wjtirsify C. seleleilll T Ex eetlted T 4 5' , 33.4. , ' W ' K ,-3i'fQ'-'rf 4 I ' ,ff - U, y W , X '- 'Q . xl , 0 ., , This years Varsity Baseball team consisted of eighteen players, one was a sophomore, and five were returning regulars from last year's team. The returning players were lohn Gonzales, Rene Duran, Car- los Carranza, Tony Corona, and Luis Martinez. The only sopho- more on the Varsity squad was james Rincon. The players who have the most potential to be the best players on the team are lohn Gonzales, Rene Duran, Carlos Carranza, Trini Amaya, lames Gonzales, and james Rincon, said Coach Gas- tellum at the time he was inter- viewed. The Varsity team was expected to do better this year than last year's team record of 13-10 with a 3rd place finish in the West League. The reason for this was because we have some outstand- ing regulars, and there is a good group coming from the lV's , ad- , . , M A ,ywgh W, ' ,1.:5?a9fa.fI' 'A' 43,45 ,nt . r Ni aw' ' , ded Gastellum. Our pitching corps will be stronger than last year's, stated Gastellum. Other reasons for these expectations were that the team had very posi- tive attitudes, good hitters, sound pitching, intelligent players, and a strong desire to go to state. Gas- tellum was very positive that this year's team would go to the play- offs. There were twenty regular sea- son games scheduled, of these eleven were to be played at home. The Warriors will play thirteen dif- ferent teams, but the toughest ones should be Cholla, Amphi, and Sunnyside. The reason these are the toughest teams is because they also have either many return- ing players, outstanding athletes, andfor good pitching. Gur War- riors will be able to meet that chal- lenge. -Betty Salinas , . , x, . , 4- his Yu- ' 512' at 9+-ft 9 ' iw., 1 v V 1 t vflw., , if 1 - , 'Zig W lj 'VU t f.-.Q tj 'ml 1