Sabino High School - Vista Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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jocks Get Organized . . . the freedom they wanted, but also had the responsibility they needed. Q While people in cold weather areas hope for a mild snow, the ski Club supervised by Mr. Barry Roth and Mr. Darrell Leigh awaits a large snowfall. The club was formed so that a group of friends can ski at a reduced cost. Because the trips were student super- vised, the group had the free dom they wanted, but also had the responsibility they needed. Everyone enjoyed themselves, including those who had never skied before. At an inexpensive cost, beginners learned to take the slope with confidence, while those with experience in sking took to the snow with ease. Q Increasing numbers of girls's sports has brought a more sexually balanced Letter- winners Club. We only had five girls in the club last year, but this year the number has increased to IS. explained president Walt Hogan. In addition to unifying the letterwinners,the principal intent of the Letterwinners Club was to promote sports at Sabino We also hoped to combine all the separate sports clubs into the Letterwinners Club. commented Walt. In hopes of purchasing sports equipment for the school, the group sold re- freshments at a basketball game and held a candy sale. The 50 members also entered a float at Homecoming and sponsered the Powder Puff football game. QEveryone was wearing hik- ing boots, but those who really needed them were the members the hiking club. The club, which included about 100 mem- bers, was the largest at Sabino. The purpose, said advisor jim Boles, is to enjoy nature and to have a true wilderness experience. Most of the hikes taken lasted only one day, but were enjoyed by everyone. The main reason given for joining is, I like to hike. of 1. SKI CLUB TOP ROW: S. Berens, R. Silverman, R. Matteson, K. Dickson, C. Baum, C. Goul, D. Wolf, S. Stern, 1. Duffey, M. Butler, S. Norris, M. Miller, R. Bhappu, W. Hogan. MIDDLE ROW: L. LaBelle, S. Matteson, S. Voss, S. Pat, B. Hoff, S. Petrie, E. johnson, C. Trep- tow, S. Byrne-Quinn, C. Gilmore, L. Dresser, B. Haskell, A. Bush, D. Rubis, B. Butler. SITTING: E. Norris, W. Gir- ton, S. Walker, M. McBride, A. Young, L. Selzer, S. Yarbrough, N. Stein, A. Schilling, A. Horner, C. Vail. 2. LETTERWINNERS CLUB BACK ROW: A. Copeland, I. Kierce, L. San- ford, Mr. Sicilian, L. Figueroa, T. Swanson, S. Smith, P. Morgan. MID- DLE ROW: L. Lopez, M. Palglase, L. Friedman, R. Boyton. FRONT ROW: T. Walsh, W. Hogan, D. Fiorina. 3. Let- terwinners Homecoming float. 4. jim Kiefer cheers at the powderpuff game which was sponsored by the Letter- winners Club. 5. HIKING CLUB TOP ROW: T. Cormer, Ms. Combs, T. Kur- owski, L. Friedman, V. Hassey, T. Walsh, D. Fiorina, I. Driscol, K. LaRue, S. Smith, T. Smith, S. Garifo, B. Davis, S. Kolb, D. Penners, I. Kulseth, B. Brown, K. Christensen, S. Foster, C. Treptow, S. Byrne-Qinn, C. Hyde, N. Kish, T. Stokoe, T. Buhl, A. Meade, T. Fox, K. Burroughs, A. Copeland.

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LUBS Take It To The Max Wrestling is an exciting sport and deserved the extra spirit and support . . Q Pep leadership had a new flair this year with the ad- dition of the Wrestlerettes. Since the Wrestling season corresponds to the Basketball season, wrestling seems to go somewhat unnoticed. Wrestling is an exciting sport and de- served the extra spirit and support this group of girls provided. The team was sponsored by jackie Hearn-Bell. The six girls worked hard to get a strong program underway before the Wrestling season started. They were a great help in raising spirit in Sabino's wrestling program. Q . . . We the mighty Sabers show you where it's at . . . , yelled the Spirit Club members along with the pep squad as they tried to arouse the spirits of the Sabino spectators. This was exactly the purpose of the spirit club. Since this was the club's first year they were proud to boast a membership of 60. Besides promoting spirit the club had a button sale, a bake sale, and a Christmas party. Q If you like to use your mind and be competitive at the same time, Chess Club may be the thing for you. Don't let the name Mr. Hoffman scare you away thinking that it is only mathematical theory of chess, it isn't. Mr. Hoffman, by his own description, is by no means a long term chess player, he just volunteered to be the sponsor of the Chess Club. Chess is a fun club. They travel all through Arizona, playing in tournaments and meeting different and inter- esting people along the way. 1. CHESS CLUB TOP ROW: A. Lehnhart, D. Hoover. BOTTOM ROW: H. Curtin, M. Fousse. 2. WRESTLERETTES TOP ROW: K. Canatsey, E. Rose, L. Celes. BOTTOM ROW: A. Huhn, P. Pascoe, G. Plett. 3. SPIRIT CLUB TOP ROW: G. Mal- kin D. Gold, C. LeBreque, T. Giorgianni, C. Howard, L. Durham, K. Ronsick, Y. Gill, I. Nugent, V. Berger, S. McKinnley. MIDDLE ROW: I. Laczkowski, D. Duke, S. Litton, A. Hayden, M. Layman, H. Laza- rus, P. Fair, L. Harjo, L. Callen. BOTTOM ROW: B. Tolson, A. McRae, A. McRae, R. Longhofer, T. Henrie, G. Munell, Y. Merril. 4. Wrestlerettes cheer at a wres- tling match. 5. Gerri Plett encourages the wrestler. 6. Senior wrestlerette Elizabeth Rose displays enthusium over the pin- ning of an opponent.