Sabino High School - Vista Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Golf Team Malfzes History Wit1'L Members, edication And Spirit Sdbinos l983-84 doll tefim had the most members in Sabinds history, six' teeng tour beinq seniors, Cut ot these sixteen members only the top tive played each week. Every week the team had 2 or 3 qudlilyinq rounds and the best tive scorers trom the rounds played the tollowinq week. The team showed much dedication through the three hours a day practice at 49'ers Country Club. The Sdbers proved fi better eltort this year EiQrilI1Sl their biqqest rival, the Sfilpointe l,.finc,:- ers. M1'. Letirincy tries to qive all the qolters fi cglifirice to play, stated Perry Baker, junior. Despite the inexperiencge ot the H983-84 tefim, the Snbers can be praised tor their tremendous ettort find spirit. By Brian lVlcvl arlin Photos by Lesly Morrison 4 f g :ff Elie lWm 'l ww -. il ser

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In Volleyball, We've Got It Together Go, fight, win is the name of the game for volleyball. This year's varsity volleyball team were go-getters in ev- ery game they played, their spirits were high from the start until the finish. The coach, Debbie Taylor, has coached Sabino for two years. What she looks for in a volleyball player is skill, move- ment, motivation, and attitude. This year's team was younger than last year, consisting of two freshmen, seven ju- niors, and the team captain Duska Sahler, the only senior. Coach Taylor felt that this team was rebuilding, it has potential for the future, and that the team enjoyed working together as a team. 'A''ki'i A k'k-kik'k-k-kt-k'k-ki'kktiii'kk'kkkikki There they are, in a huddle. Sudden- ly, with high spirits, they yell out a Sa- ber cheer and roll out into their posi- tions: The 1983-84 l.V. Volleyball team. The first few games the team was ner- vous and their stomachs were full of butterflies, but they went for it and did their best. The one thing that kept the team trying harder and winning was the dedication and the fact that they wouldn't give up. This year's l.V. coach, Rhonda Benhase, has coached the l.V, team for two years. Coach Ben- hase said with thumbs up, This team's the best I've had! Alright Sabino vol- leyball. The strategy of winning for both teams was to keep a positive attitude and to stick together. As Sabino looks back at the volleyball skills and team spirit, we know that they had it all to- gether. By Debbie Montgomery Photos by: Andy Huhn -in D . ,ac f was F if l. l. Katzlaff Cleftl and T. Hunter frightl prepare tor a block against Tucson High. 2. The l983-84 Varsity Volleyball team: Ctop lottj B. lsbell, H. McManus, D. Sahler, C. Baugus, l. Pepper, l. Ratzlatt, K. lsmay. Middle: I.. Pickett. Bottom row: K. Kauttman, L. Pickett. Not shown: W. Porter. 3. D. Sahler, tleftl spikes the ball for a kill against 7 6 :N X Tucson High. 4. The l983-84 TV. Volleyball team: CTop lettl K. Coppola fmanagerl, T. Hunter, D. Montgom- ery, K. Cronk, K. Benhase tl.V. coaclil, P Todd, D. Gramos, M. Moore, K. Tynan tman- agerl. 2nd row: Clettl D. Ginetorte, T. Polson K. Meyers, l.. Coleman, K. Harrison, I. Grant K. Zimmer. Volleyball 79

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Mike Gair, '87, watches his putt slowly roll into the hole. Tyler Smith, '85, tees ott at the FortyfNiners Country Club, as Perry Baker looks on. The IQ8384 Sabino Golf Team, from left to right: Coach A. Learinq, C. Cambridge, C. Mullenbach, C. Peebles, D. Brown, T. Smith, S. Gee, M. Eberhardt, P. Baker. Bottom row: D. l-loopes, C. Evans, M. Gair, C. Yeager, D. Cambridge. Not pictured: E. Rustand, M. Ad- ams, M. Halle. Deuce Brown, '84, lines up a putt. . 2 Golf 81