Sabino High School - Vista Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Golfers Have Impressive Season Q gllpg Lmtil this year golf has not been a very big sport at Sabino, But the '77-'78 team may cause this trend to start moving inthe other direction. Barry Bortnick, a senior golfer at Sabino, told VISTA some things about his game. VISTA: How did you get involved in golf? BARRY: When I was 12 my brother introduced me to the game by teaching me some of the basics. VISTA: What do you like about golf? BARRY: I like everything about the sport. Especially the Man against the course challenge. VISTA: How did the team do this year? BARRY: Willie Wood gave us a big lift. Our team was one of the top golf teams in the city. VISTA: What other schools had good teams this year? BARRY: Salpointe, Rincon, and Catalina all had good programs. 1. Willie Wood hits his way towards the hole. 2. Ready for flight. 3. Willie Wood comes up a little short. 4. Mark Maypother contemplates his putt. 5. The ball's eye view. 6. Barry Bortnick, Mark Maypother, Ross Bhappu, Nancy Combs, manager, Doug Combs, Sandy Boynton, jeff VanAntwerp, joey Chifano, Coach Art Learing. Not shown- Willie Wood. 7. Doug Combs blasts out of a sand trap. EIA .LNIOcl