Sabino High School - Vista Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Extra Dedication Brings Swim Team What does being on the Sabino Swim Team mean? Many ot us do not realize it means more than our after- noon swim in the backyard! Being on the team means swimming 8000 to 9000 yards a day. The swim team prac- ticed tive days a week in the afternoon and three days a week in the mornings. These morning practices were met with some ot the usual early morning moans and groans. The coaches and the swim- mers had great expectations betore the season and proved it during the sea- son. With over forty swimmers, they had the biggest and the best team ever To Surface at Sabino. The team looked tor a posi- tion in the top three and possibly a state championship. To do well in the State meet a team must have great individual talent. Sabino had that talent this year with the possibility of having two or three All-Americans. To be an All- American is to be one of the top thirty swimmers in a certain event in the en- tire nation. Coach Kershner says, To be great, one must have the ability to drive past agony everyday. By Steve Bauer Photos by Wendy Cunningham M as . Z ' y . -7 M., WWW... QV U it . 1 A 5 1 ' ., 't trt.ttf, , teit 1 '1 2 1 ftti, it 1. P. Cummings executes one ot many near- pertect dives. 2. 1983-84 Swim Team. Row 1: W. Green, M. Robertson, B. Herzog, W. Armer, S. Molinaro, K. Schneider. Row 2: I. Goldstein, D. De- meree, R. Magill, T. Gillmore, S. lohnson, l.R. Kies, S. Nathanson. Row 3: l. Desando, K. Gandolfi, C. Rubis, R. Iones, S. Cannon, l. Dean. Row 4: D. Armstrong, I. Franklin, H. Tellez, D. Cardea, I. lamack, M. Poplewko. l. Kelte. Row 5: l. Keaney, S. Swanson, B. Curit, D. Corey, E. Peterson, S. Neilsen, Coach Kershner. Not pictured: Mike Harbour. 3. B, Goldstein takes the high road and I. lamack takes the low road. 4. Two Sabino swimmers go neck and neck into the tum. I l in -J' nf. ww ' .f-Cw--r- i ..-. ...qv ax 17,15 ..... 7 J Vrkh rv 4 .Ye-Ana.. M0tm. dir! . .fp . .,., ' W., 'vf..w gk wtw- - ff.- .. Qgy.-.A-N nik- Wu .Q k V yew . I -.wv.M, www... . . 'T

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,Q -ff LLf' N' ,,.-s-W. ! A Saber swimmer works on perfecting her bellytlop form before a crucial meet. Sabers get the early lead in the start ot the Girls' backstroke. Swim coaches Roth and Kershner exchange jokes at an afternoon swim practice. Front Row: Coach Barry Roth, E. Greene, M. Westwater, K. Toro, A. Coward, T. Barber, D. Shack. Second Row: L. Beavais, S. Slusser, C. Licardo, M. Gibbs, K. Porter, D. Cadwaller. Third Row: E. Selby, W. Cunningham, K. Ba- ker, K. Stein, W. Lane, l.. Shore. Fourth Row: S. Tubaugh, L. Luikart, H. Vasquez, D. Krapa, T. Russel, l. Vuich. Filth Row: T. Rothwell, T. Hillsman, F. Tippet, S. Wright, M. Bope, D. Robinson, P. Corey, K. Tubaugh, W. Com- pagno, B. Wilkins. Not pictured l. lamack, S. Harris. 4 'f Y i 5 1 w l -l l i 5 , E lil Girls Swimming 75

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