Sabino High School - Vista Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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iw. .Q W .f .A .st I 1. faq, .2411 Girls Are Up . Times Are Down Q City wide year round teams got a lot of credit for producing some top quality times. Monica Brown and Krissie Bush both swim for the Old Pueblo Swim Club as well as contributing to Sabino's dynamite squad. VISTA: Why has Sabino's girls' swim team consistently been a top team in the city? MONICA: We started with a lot of year round swimmers and I think they helped to push the swimmers at Sabino. I guess you might call it traditional. VISTA: Is swimming more of an individual sport or a team sport at SabinoZ KRISSIE: When it comes to dual meets I guess everyone is thinking about beating the other school, but most of the time its a one-on-one sport. You just want to beat everyone else. VISTA: Does swimming sometimes interfere with school or extra activities? KRISSIE: Yes! Weekends are taken up by swim meets, and working out until about 7:00 never leaves time for homework. MONICA: I'm always late for songleading, and I always have wet hair! 1. Amy Bush takes a break. 2. Coaches Kershner and Roth. 3. Monica Brown doing the backstroke. 4. A lane of swim- mers at an Indian Ridge workout. 5. Krissie Bush notices the water's too cold at an Old Pueblo practice. 6. Manager Terry Owens sets up the pace clock. 7. julie Bergman pokes her head up. 8. 3rd row: K. Bush, D. Daub, I. Berg- man, L. Runcorn, K. Yonsetto, M. Brown, L. Tritz, A. Bush, L. Dresser, L. Landeen, M. Gonzales. 2nd row: A. Bush, S. Cole, A. johnson, K. Payne, E. johnson, M. Ahern, S. Ebert, L. Runcorn, L. Gee, T. West. 1st row: K. Brown, M. Brown, T. Barnes, K. Kindberg, D. Hillman. 0cl

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Cindermen Do Best Ever Q With their best sprinting team ever, the boys remained strong in distance events, and had high expectations for many returning seniors in the field events. The team lacked depth, making winning difficult against the larger teams, but many individuals were expected to go to state competition. Chris Grochowski '78, Don Reid '78, and Rich Speer '78 expressed their views. VISTA: Did you enjoy par- ticipating as a team member? DON: Yes, I enjoyed working as part of the Sabino team. Everyone is encouraging and it helped the team spirit. VISTA: What were the expec- tations of this year's team? CHRIS: This year was partly good and partly bad. We had a lot of good distance people. The sprints were weaker than the distance events, but were much better than ever before. We also gained depth this year. VISTA: How do you sum up your four years of track? RICH: Track has helped me more than any other thing in my life. It has given me friends and good mental discipline, but most of all it has given me memories that no one can take away. Front: B. Savel, I. Todd. 2nd row: K. Foth, C. Speer, T. Preiser, M. Lutz, L. Friedman, Coach S. Davidson, T. Walsh, 1. Savel, V. Groshner, M. Walsh. 3rd row: B. Voss, M. Groshner, B. Le, C. Carrillo, D. Mills. Top row: D. Duke, M. DeMars, S. Bell, Y. Gill, and M. McKenzie. 2. D. Weiss clears 5'6 . 3. Don Reid tosses the shot 47'. 4. M. Duke practices for winning times in the hurdles. 5. Members warm up ror a workout. 6. R. Weightman leaps for an 18'4 . 7. L. Friedman hands off the baton to B. Savel.