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

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Warriors Go Last year the 1980-81 baseball team made history at Pueblo. Pueblo's coach, Buddy Warnke, stated that he had exceptional pitching and a versatile team effort that brought the Pueblo XVarrior's baseball team the City Championship title, the first since 1963. The Warriors then traveled to Mesa to meet Scott- sdale High School. At Mesa's Hohokam Field, in the first game of the class AAA State Championships, Peublo lost to Scottsdale by a score of 3-13. Pitcher, James Gonzales ended the season with a 7-A record. He had struck out 81 in 73 innings and had an ERA of 2.31. James was also awarded athlete of the year. As o team, Pueblo had a batting average of 295, scored 113 runs and had four batters hitting better than .300: Frank Mesa .34O, Fred Ser- na, .311, Trini Amaya, .375, and Roman Murguia, .375 were top hitters. 46 Copy: Norma Dura, Teresita Contreras Photos: Levy's For Stale Title 15 Albert Greco gets ready to pitch the ball. 25 Swinging with enthusiasm was Ray GrUalva. 33 Anthony Morales rounds first base. 45 '80-81 Baseball Team are, Bottom row: Ramon Murgia, Frank Quevedo, Anthony Morales, Trini Amaya, Tirso Padilla, Ray GrUalva. Middle row: Frank Gonzales, Joe Moreno, Ramon Valdez, Ignacio Herman, Fred Serna, James Rincon, Guerrmo Horos, Sam Cuesta. Top row: Coach Warnke, Tony Cisnero, Ray Lucero, John Martinez, James Gonzales, Mark Romeo, Edsgardo Denogean, Frank Mesa, Manager Oscar Romero. 53 Checking the line-up is Pepe Valencia. ob Warrior tags runner at home.

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Golfers Increase and '81 Thinclads Send 3 lo Qfafe More golfers participated than last year, stated golf coach Niel. The most improved player for the year was Anthony Mor- alos, He played with eight struggling other new team mem- bers. Coach Niel stated that Rey GrUalva was a leader of the team who led five of his companions to the divisionals. The teams' practices were held after school ot Silverbell golf course and the matches were played at Reid Park golf course. Coach Niel felt that the golfers worked better as individuals than as a team, because their overall record was not very strong. Varsity track ended the '81 season by qualifying for state finals in three events. Senior, Dan Gibson, won the high jump with a 6'2 jump and junior Tom Thomas ran the 400 meter sprint with a 48.54 time which was the best in the state. Rose Grigsby of the varsity girls track squad also qualified in the shot- put for the state finals at the season's end. 17 Coach Niel checks a golfer at competition. 21 Tony Peralta, Jose Galindo, Carlos lslas and Rey GrUolva depart from a hard fought golf match. SJ 1981-82 golf team are: Bottom row, Anthony Moralos, Carlos Islas, Anthony Peralta and Albert Varela. Second row, Jose Galinda and Rey GrUaIva. Top row includes, Ricardo Molinares, Gilbert Moya, Jose Cornejo and Coach Niel. 45 Ramirez Demiez starts to take the lead at a 1981 track meet. 59 After a hard fought track meet, senior, Vivian Tamayo takes a deep breath of fresh air. 67 Like a champion, Lindo Murden, performs her technique of sprinting the hurdles, 73 Rose Grisby is one track member who made it to the 1981 state finals com- peting on shot put. A-8 Copy: Nina Corral Photos: Levy's