Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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High Scores, Sportsmanship Shown hy Netters ss BOY'S VARSITY I TENNIS SCORES WE THEY 7 CORONADO O 7 YUMA O 7 KOFA O 4 ARCADIA 3 3 TEMPE 4 6 SCOTTSDALE 1 3 ARCADIA 4 5 CHANDLER 2 4 MESA 3 BOYS' VARSITY Tennis Team, from left Coach JOIWFISOFI, Peter I'IeImS, Jeff Ten' to right: First row: Frank Abetti, Mike ham and Geoff GYanQe- Curtis, and Todd Grange. Second row: 214 TENNIS JUNIOR VARSITY Boys' Tennis Team, from left to right: Coach Johnson, Kent Ridgeway, Eric Schil- ling, and Mike Curtis. FROSH BOYS' Tennis Team, left to right: First row: Jim Thorne, Mike Gaylor, Tim Ringgald, and David ' :Coach Stevenson, Marc Mallen- novo, and Dustin Dalton.

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THE JUNIOR Varsity cagers posted a 2-O rec- ord after clobbering Moon Valley 55-27 and edging by the Scottsdale Beavers 39-37. The Sabers kept neck-and-neck with the Beavers, each sharing the lead a number of times. Top scorer Wayne Mat- tingly, with nine points and 25 rebounds, also scored the deciding field goal. Next were Bill Schroeder and Mark Oddo with eight each, Ken Tetz and Ron Hagan with six each, and Kirk Davidson with two. IN THE Moon Valley game Bill Schroeder led the J.V. basketball team to a 55- 27 victory by scoring a total of 18 points. BILL SCHROEDER and Kirk Davidson block a shot during the second game agains Scotts- dale. The J.V.'s won this con- test 52-46. A FAMILIAR scene in the corner of the Sabercat gym is Coach Barrow and Coach Griffitts, sitting in the rock- ing chair given to him by last year's Varsity team. JUNIOR VARSITY player Wayne Mattingly adds two more points, in game against Vuma to helpgv in the victory overfthe.Criminalsi5,2-30., lr 1 J.V. BASKETBALL WE THEY 55 MOON VALLEY 17 39 SCOTTSDALE 37 52 CHANDLER 50 27 EAST 32 65 KOFA 43 52 SCOTTSDALE 46 61 PRESCOTT 50 42 MCCLINTOCK 55 51 CORONADO 36 38 MESA 25 45 TEMPE 53 33 ARCADIA 47 61 YUMA 58 41 TEMPE 39 58 CASA GRANDE 66 54 MESA 34 52 YUMA 30 67 CASA GRANDE 50 62 ARCADIA 67 BASKETBALL 213

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GIRLS' VARSITY TENNIS SCORES WE THEY 6 SCOTTSDALE 'I 5 YUMA 2 6 KOFA 'I 'I TEMPE 7 4 SCOTTSDALE 3 2 ARCADIA 5 'I CHANDLER 6 THIS YEAR'S Girls' Varsity Tennis Team consisted IGP. Bhd D306 Stopher. The 9irIS have had a of five members. From left to right they are Tina successful season. Phillips, Ann Kitchell, Nancy Martori, Bunny Dun- JUNIOR VARSITY Girls' Tennis Team, left to right, FIRST ROW: Sharon Grant, Mary Rathbun, and Chris Von Tersh. SECOND ROW: Diane Munson, Marti Smith, and Gerri Alexander. THIS YEAR'S various tennis teams rated high in their respective fields. The girls as well as the boys partici- pated enthusiastically. The varsity boys' team, paced by Geoff Grange and Jeff Tanham, consisted of Peter Helms, Todd Grange, Mike Curtis, and Frank Abetti. The junior varsity team did quite well, winning more than half of their matches. The Fresh- man team finished with a 7-3 record. The girls' varsity team also fared well, with the aid of Nancy Martori and Bunny Dunlap. Although the girls weren't as successful as the boys, they still made a good showing. FROSH GIRLS' Tennis Team, left to right, FIRST ROW: Sharon Grant, Judy LeMarr, Jana Yort, Judy Rubrect and Mary Rathbun. SECOND ROW: Coach V+ ene Toohey, Debbie Miller, Darlene Hill, Ju5?'f 1 Sherri Panke and Tina Phillips. TENNIS 215