Sabino High School - Vista Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Alon Currie searches for a receiver. p Doug Armstrong, R.J. Lambert, Alan Currie, Y and David Sovel prepare to hike the ball. 'Sr K . r- ! f f. , A I The J. V. football team, First row: E. Herb. C. Yager, S. Mulkins, J. Gillespie, C. Copperthite, T. Loomis. C. Montgomery, S. Dennison, K. Weede, J. Parker, J. Garite, J. Catanzaro, K. Tynan. Second row. Coach Sicillion, Coach Tariq Rasool. P. French, C. Bowen, T. Petersen, M. Wadeo, D. Savel. R.J. Lambert, M. Rossi, G. Clawson, D. Foster, B. Shaw, T. Dool, C. Gross. Third row: D. Durell, C. Palmer, D. Morton, S. Drown, C. Wiley, E. Morris, A. Hoskins. R. Carson, S. Gershweir, S. Tirney, G. Boiseau, M. Lottenero. J. Daniels, D. Oldham Fourth row:J. Waldron. D. Stephens, J. Johnston, B. Shaw. K. Fasla, D. Newton, B. Douthett, C. Landi, S. Langston, R. King, R. Tutt, R. Schirt. Not shown, A. Currie, D. Armstrong. J.V. center, Dale Stevens, displays his defense maneuvers during Buena game. J.V. Football 75

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x L EQ J.V. Cats Gained Experience The concept of J.V. Football was to prepare the individual for the rigors of Varsity games. Just as important was the need to learn the proper fundamentals and to have a good time while doing so. This past season, although not record breaking C2-ob, provided all the players with the experience they needed to become acquainted with the sport of football. The Salpointe game, according to Coach Sicilian, exercised fundamentals and was technically a good game. In the game against Rincon, the Sabercats applied their Paw Power and whipped the Rangers 43,8 We totally dominated them. We played the some play Coff tackle rightb ten times, stated Coach Sicilian. In the match of Sabina against Catalina 619247, Coach Sicilian was very pleased by the outcome of the game. The last game was the high spot of the season. We were matched. They were physically sound, had good plays, and excellent coaches. U Dy Kristen Eykel and Debbie Fox W if if-B A-W, V wg: 'Il , 5 , A9 4 Q. A

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'Q 76 Girls Cross Counrry '25 i ly Tim w- ff i 1215 i Lody Lizords Love To Run Girls' cross-counrry, becoming more ond more populor, is o chollenging sporr full of exciremenr, poin, ond selfsorisfocrion. To he o successful runner one rnusr hove dererminoe rion, dedicorion, ond drive. All of the girls on rhe Sobino reorn hod such guoliries, olong wirh posirive orrirudes roword rhernselves ond rheir fellow runners. Leoding rhe pocls rhroughour rhe seoson wos senior Erico Sohler. She went on ro ploce 1Qrh in rhe srore meer Sobino wos represenred by rnony orher fine runners who helped rhe reom coprure o Q o record. They deserve o lor of odrnirorion, our rhey feel rhe reol credir should go ro Coach John Brooks. Junior Brendo Hoos cloimed, Mr, Brooks is rhe besr cooch in rhe whole world. The Soloino crossecounrry reom is coniinuing ro grow srronger, Even in rhe worsr of rinwes, rhe overwhelming enrhusiosm laepr rhe reonw rogerher, which led ro on oursronoing seoson, Q by Kelli Anderson ond Jon Benson