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

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Girls' Track Runs On The 1980-81 girls' track team was coached by Ann Carlson and led by team captains Brenda Fitzgerald, Barbara Medrano, and Vickie Tamayo. The team's most valuable player at the start of the 1981 season was senior, Brenda Fitzgerald. The team's most improved runner was Karen Hurts. Both Brenda and Karen were team members that were ranked in the city and state in past seasons. Other outstanding mem- bers seemed to be Denise Alcarez and Uffany Howell. According to Mrs. Carlson, the girls' track team is a fairly young one as tar as age is concerned. -Arnulfo Palma Boys' Track Cn The Run According to boys' track Coach, Clay Hitchcock, Barry Morgan was the most valuable player with Dan Gibson being most valuable runner. Strong points on the team were the 400 meter run. Expect- ing a rough season, Barry Morgan, Dan Gibson and Tom Thomas were overall the outstanding field men. Eighteen members made up the team with Santa Rita and Sahuaro the toughest teams to meet. -Sam Valdovin 1. Members of the Junior varsity squad are: Doug Mollett, Andres Norwood, and Richard Poweles. 2. Brenda Fitzgerald, Paulette High, Rose Grigsby get on their mark. 3. Ken Thomas was one ot the most outstanding runners. 4. Varsity and junior varsity members are: Top row: Coach Hitchcock, Grigsby, Hawkins, Ramirez, Deimies, Herber, King, Allierl, Ramirez, K. Salazar, Norwood, Mollett, Posey. Kneeling are: Thomas, Morgan, Strong, Acuna, Powles, and Reed. 5. Girls' track members are: Standing: Mattie Joiner, Brenda Fitzgerald, Angela Walker, Barbara Medrano, Rose Grlgsby, Anita Campos, Paulette High, Janet Parrish, Anita Campos, and Carman Elliott. Kneeling are: Vivian Tamayo, Linda Murden, Yen Ky, Sally Rico, and Denise Alcarez. 6. Barbara Medrano, Ms. Carlson and Karen Hurts look over track course. 73

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Varsity Expect Good Season This year's Varsity Girls' Basketball team, coached by Gary Crane, was led by team captains Diane Morgan, Sonya Jackson, and Johnita Lux. Mr. Crane said that the team had many outstanding playersg and that six var- sity players returned trom last year. Mr. Crane also said that he expected to take his team to the state tourna- ment because he had the talent and personalities to carry them that far, adding that he believes, as do the girls, that they have the potential to be that good. -By Arnulfo Palma J.V.'s VVork To Surprise J.V. girls' basketball team had a good turn out. Twenty girls tried out for the team, but only 14 girls made the team tor 1980-81. Out of the 14 girls 7 were freshmen and four of them returned from last year. The returning girls were Loretta Nichols, Diane Ure- quidez, Manisha Harris, and Theresa Mitchell. Gilbert Huerta feels that the players that have the most potential at the season's start were Loretta Nichols, Diane Lara, and Tiffany Howell. Huerta also feels that Sahuaro will be the toughest opponent. Huerta personally feels that the team could surprise a lot of people this season. -Cherie Dandurand 1. Diane Morgan handles the ball as Rosie Fierros and Mickey Graham watch. 2. Girls' varsity basketball team consisted ot: Bottom row: Juanita Lux, Diane Morgan, Sonya Jackson. Top rowp manager Pete Sheffield, Rosie Fierros, Cindy Ochoa, Katrina Montano, Susan Lopez, Mary Scott, Sandra Bonillas, Mickey Graham, and Coach, Gary Crane. Not Pictured is: Dian Anderson. 3. Junior varsity team consisted of: Bottom row: Theresa Mitchell, Loretta Nichols, Diane Urquides. Standing in top row are: manager, Betty Nichols, Renee Williams, Yen Ky, Manisha Harris, Michelle Head, Sandra Garcia, Tiffany Howell, Marina Lopez, Diane Lara, Cindy Campos, Flosann Mora, and Coach, Gilbert Huerta. 4. Katrina Montano goes up for a lay-up. 5. Juanita Lux attempts to pass to Diane Morgan as Cindy Ochoa and Sandra Bonillas guard basket. 6. Diane Morgan goes for a lay-up. lsr-- mwqtu- m-aww.. +--2-s-Nw..,,. xi S 3 s E mgglp Yvonne ATBTYIDUFO Daniel Gandara