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Tennis is Saguaro's Swinging Spring Sport W do Boys, Tennis Team: Left to Right, front row: Greg Eyring, Bill Scott Olsen, and Peter Helms. The team had its practices each aftera Dampier, Chris Boyd, Teddy Helms, Chris Beall and Coach Bill noon except Wednesdays, and had matches every Tuesday and Johnson. Back row: Chris Oliver, Kent Ridgeway, Ross Hamilton, Friday. Coach Bill Johnson is a teacher at lVlohave. 116-BOYS' TENNIS 5 i Si
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Prl 522235 ef X 'Q .sf savages- ' fix Freshman Basketball 'A' Team, kneeling L to R: Rob Lamb, Dave Zuverink, to R: Coach Phillips, Terry Gendron, Jerry Kulak, Darin Knight, Gary Robert Drake, Dave Rosenbaum, Stuart Sorenson, Ed Hendricks. Standing L Munson, Chuck Cancik. Frosh Cagers Challenge Tough Competition This yearas junior Varsity team got o if to a slow start for the first three games, but swiftly came back to defeat Chandler in a 46-45 squeaker and Carl Hayden by a 44-4l score. Then, plagued by a string ol' six losses, the Sopho- more eagers again rose from the ashes to upset Arcadia 43-37 and Yuma 50-47. Fin- ishing up the season the j.V. Cats beat Casa Grande twice and Nlesa by a 55-47 margin. On the Freshmen level enough boys participated so that two teams could be formed. Both the A and B teams finished well this year as their coaches noted that they showed good promise for the LV. team next year. -Q., Freshman Basketball 'B' Team, kneeling L to R: Mark standing L to R: Coach Stadel, Paul Williamson, Lyle Studney, Mike Shodgrass, Gary Koepke, Dirk Willeford, Ray, Kieth Hartman, Paul Phalen. FROSH BASKETBALL-1 15
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FAB LEFT: The Varsity boyis tennis team fools around in the locker room before practice. LEFT: Out on the courts. Coach john- son gives valuable pointers to perfect the players style. lennis swung right into a great season with three victories over opposing teams lhe teams, both varsity and junior varsity, practice daily excluding Wednesdays with matches on Tues- days and Fridays. Positions starting at number one man are achieved through challenges. These challenges take place when a player wants to move up. Thus, this player challenges the player ahead of him and upon winning the challenge he advances a place. Mr. Bill johnson is a teacher at Mohave who commutes between the two schools to coach tennis. BELOW LEFT: Members of the boy's tennis team meet for practice on Mondays and Thursdays. BELOW: At five o'clock, after an exhausting practice, the teams relax to restore their energy and vigor. JJQIJHH .mawav-GDM Z Greg Eyring ch Bill Rex Johnson Peter Chns Kent BOYS' TENNIS-117
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