Sabino High School - Vista Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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80 As other varsity players look on, Decki Goffrier saves the ball. P P Becki Goflrier keeps ball in play with a style of her own. L Varsity-front row: K. Huthoefer, L. Lambert, L. Lovallo, K. Naeglerz Y back row: M. Marsh, IJ. Goffrier, W. Porter, Coach D. Chuk, K. Greene, D. Sahler, K. Ismay. 3' A J.V.-front row: L. Strauss, K. Tynan Cmgrb, K. Kauffman. L. Pickett, D. Laird, E. Dieckman, M. Heavener, J. Marek: back row: J. Almada Cmgrb, C. Quayle, L. Pickett, M. Gill, Coach R. Benhase, J. Pepper, K. Zimmer. D. Robins, Y. Kilmer. , '- L A 4 The 1.V. team concentrates intently on keeping the ball in play. Q l I ' en.. Z 'V ',.- S wtf.. X - -sgdq xxx I 1 -4' .W ,W:W, V

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Ironman Brooks Makes It 15 Cross-Country is a tough sport, and it takes some awesome souls to endure the long hours and miles of running in the Arizona desert, But the real credit is due to the toughest runner out there, Mr. John Brooks. He is the guidance and inspiration of every runner on the team. Brool-as has been coaching for 15 years, and everyone on the team lilees and respects him. Sophomore Ross Martin commented, l'Mr. Broolss is a great coach, and the nicest guy you'd ever want to meet. Although Cross'Country is scored as a team sport, it is mainly an individual effort, one gets out of it what one puts into it. Most runners find that if they sticls with it they'll really enjoy it. Saber runners found many different types of training, such as, speed training, hill workouts, intervals, wash training, heat running, andjust distance runs, not to mention their summer practices at o:OO am. and 6:00 pm. During the season runners put in from 5060 miles each weels. Cross-Country meets don't draw large crowds, but as those Big Guys on the team found out, it will I-seep you in top shape, Junior Steve Bauer said, lt's definitely a lot of fun, and has many rewards, By Jon Benson and Kelli Anderson wi 1

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Q-limit Spikers Pin Down Opposition As the boll goes bocls ond forth over the net, the ployers worls os o teom, stonding in the reody position. Eoch time the boll is served, the teom ottempts to goin one point ond eventuolly succeeds in reoching fifteen points. This is the sport of volleyboll. Being dedicoted to the sport, the vorsity teom, os well os the junior vorsity, begon procticing two weeks prior to the stort of school. The volleyboll seoson storted in September ond ended in October. New to Sobino's volleyboll teom, the vorsity cooch, Debbie Chuk, wos described os reolly good by Liso Lovollo. Although the vorsity teom hod o few problems in the beginning, they pulled it oll together in their victory over Cotolino, which hod not been beoten by Sobino in over three yeors. Hoving o record of eight wins ond four losses, the vorsity teom wos third in their leogue. Also new to Sobino's volleyboll teom wos Cooch Rhondo Benhose, the J,V. teom's cooch, Consisting of moinly sophomores, the JV. teom members were hord worlsers. One memoroble victory thot the J.V. con be proud of is thot over Solpointe C15-7, 15-65, The J.V. ended the seoson with four wins ond eight losses. 8 Dy Julie Ohto l Volleyboll 81