Sabino High School - Vista Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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l l l . l J Q l 5 ,g k k 'swf-Q1,,fi'?:jSl'il E Mike Harbour and Harold Camillo prepare to take the plunge. Steve Cannon exemplifies the freestyle during ractice p . PCummings . N . v' A. Risk X R is x N . . J Zundel 86 Boys Swimming First step: K. Rubis, M. Robertson: Second step: R. Magill, J. Oder: Third step: S. Nathanson, D. Blackman, S. Molinaro, C. Demeree, S. Can non, D. Armstrong, M. Harbour, J. Goldstein, W Herzog, S. Johnson, M. Poplewko: Fifth step: J Dean, J. Keaney, D. Lameen, D. Curit, S. Des- Champs, J. Franklin, P. Cummings, R. Jones Sixth step: B. Darg, M. Nelson, M. Cannon, J Flagg, P. Kershner, S. Swanson, H. Camilla, E Peterson, D. Corey, B. Goldstein, S. Nielsen. H. Camillo flies to the finish . P 1 .ei .S-me -' .ew . ..

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I w J 4 Diana Shack, '86, finishes her 20th lap of the 500 free. Y Girls coach Barry Roth gives encouraging advice to Col- leen Martin. xx in . ,. --A SQ,-25am X wwe it x 'x .N 'J Tiiww .es Q ., NNN R , lla ini. 1, xuwbg, S Hotchkiss . M. QSM V 3 . A ...V Q' .- J My Li., . -F . M' i A' J J K , A I I wx xr 4. Xa. .. S Halchluss J Zundel 1982-83 Girls Swim Team. Bottom row: J. Gruber, E. A Keaney, J. Jomack, K. Conahon, D. Shack, T. Johnson, D. Krapa, D. Derby. Second row: K. Harbour, C. Marsallis, D. Martin, J. Toro, K. Flagg, K. Wissinger. T. Rothwell. Third row: L. Swanson, W. Ebeltoft, K. VanVoris, D. Roth, J. Vuich, M. Keller. Fourth row: E. Selby, W. Lane. E. Greene, D. Berschauer, K. Toro, S. Harris. Back row: J. Cunningham. W. Cunningham, L. Luikart. S. Tubaugh, L. Smith, K. Oldakowski, T. Russell, S. Johnson. Judy Toro, '63, swims breastsroke. P 3 X 1 T 5 hm X f I Q i W im .. ., 1, 1' '4- X ' ' '- :a w 'K V.. . L, '- ...N Set. x is , ky , JF W f . ff J fffffm f ' ' , K in . . M... .K i KN, K . - N , ...V . I - ' .. ,.:- ' Q I vii, g gfiw f fgf vs . ., . in an-as -- J Y . 1 . Q X 1,4 'W if QQ E s 5 x Q

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Aqua Jocks Made Waves This past year, The Boys' Swim team was a great success. The swimmers affectionately known as the Aqua Jocks, took second place in city competition Swimming is one of the more demanding sports, but the Aqua Jocks proved it to look easier than it really was. Not only were the swimmers fighting to gain way in unyielding warer, but they were racing against the clock as well. With unmatched grace they swam the butterfly, the breast stroke, and the frestyle A lot of practice hours in cold water went into the development of a winning team, proving it was well worth the time and effort put in by both the coaches and the swimmers. S By Kristen Eykel '-- G Drawboogh 1 .. h Q sy. ,. ,,., ..s.,M Q, Avi , 1, . f L , vsmfml wg' is ..4in-m-