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

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Ron Chrls1opher -Ag! Ron Christopher Junior Varsity Outstanding Nine wins-1 loss was the Junior Var- sity wrestling team season record with Sunnyside being the only loss. Coaches John Mulay and Richard Sanchez were very pleased with this season's outcome and both felt the key to such a successful season was hard work and team unity. -M. Sanchez Frosh Have Rough Season Freshman wrestling had a rough season. Contributing to this was the lack of physical endurance and experi- ence as only 17 of 37 wrestlers fin- ished a 2 win-7 loss season. Victories were over Palo Verde and Rincon. According to coach, Gary Slage, all wrestlers that finished the season were outstanding. -M. Sanchez 1. Ismael Martinez wrestles against Choila. 2. Carlos Davila places second in a tournament. 3. Ron Tadeo tries to escape opponent's grip. 4. Junior varsity team members are, bottom row: Robert Ruiz, Luis Murrieta, Jacob Colmenero, Richard Mendoza. Second row: Danny Torres, Richard Powles, Gilbert Moya, Joe Duran, Steve Evans, Art Valenzuela. Top row: coach, Richard Sanchez, Ricky Ruiz, Ernie Pesqueira, Manny Alvarez, Alfred Cuestas, Joe Batters, and Coach John Mulay. 5. Coaches converse at tourna- ment. 6. Freshmen wrestlers are, bottom row: Raul Moreno, Luis MontUo, Joe Jaurlqui, Jerry Martinez. Second row: Ernie Rosas, Rene Borjorquez, Mario Rodriguez, Abrian Gonzalez, Ruben Rojas, Gabriel Segura, Mauricio Canez. Top row: Hugo Bruce, Leonard Escalante, Randy Lucero, coach Gary Siagel, Trini Contreras, Peter Gonzalez, and Joe Rodriguez. 65

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Tennis Teams Build For Future Varsity was a relatively young tennis team that acquired some valuable experi- ence during the year. They developed their basic skills along with their mental attitude towards the game and both areas came a long way. New coach, Carol Mer- ritt said that the season was going better than expected. Marcia Carrillo was named most valuable and improved team player. Varsity's victory over Santa Rita lifted their spirits after losing to them pre- viously. Junior Varsity girls' tennis team was young with most players having little experience. Their record at the time of publication was 2-9. In Coach Merritt's opinion, Kimmy Trimmer, was the most improved player. Coach Merritt stated the team acquired experience that will be val- uable in the future. Lack of experience on the boys' tennis team has had an effect on their season. Their record at the time of publication was 1-11. Most improved player was Raymundo Ruiz in coach, Robie East- lack'sopinion. 1-Kristi Remmel prepares for a back-hand return. 2-1981 Girls' Varsity team consisted of bottom row: Luz Alabado, Stella Lee, Kristi Remmel. Top row: Yolanda Higuera, Marcia Carrillo, Cindy Gabusi, JoAnn Cardenas, Diane Carrillo, and coach Carol Merritt. 3-1981 Boys Junior Varsity team consists of: Mike Fisher, Jose Urquides, Raymundo Ruiz, Bryon Butler, Manny Valenzuela. Top row: 1981 Varsity boys are Tony Gonzalez, Albert Blankenship, Roberto Murrieta, Ken Ward, Mike Rines, and Richard Rivera. 4-Albert Blankenship concentrates on his next serve. 5-Marcia Carrillo works on perfecting her serve. 6-Girls Junior Varsity team members are: Bottom row: Janet Gerakos, Susan Perez. Top row: Sui Lee, Barbara fdonzales, Kimmy Trimmer, Donna Chue and coach erritt. 66