Wickenburg High School - Wrangler Yearbook (Wickenburg, AZ)

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GIRLS TRACK FRONT ROW: Coach Clementz, Bonnie jones, Nel Cooper, Silvia Rodriguez, Debbie Barton, Missy Badowslci, Leslie Nasser, jami Smith. SECOND ROW: Lorna Dean, Erin McAfee, Debbie Deason, Donna Douglas, Keena Willis, Nicole Frederick, Kristi Petersen, Kim Gilbert, Kathy Houlihan. THIRD ROW: Kristin Nasser, Kelley Green, Debbie Stuckman, Britt Haggott, Heather Buck, Tammy Evans, johna Stevens, Debbie Wolke, Karen Nasser. BOYS TRACK FRONT ROW: Matt Corbet, Eddie Temerowski, Tom Carr, Brian jones, Paul Hansen, David Keller. SECOND ROW: Eric Ferrell, Shawn Gardner, Bill Copeland, Tyson Gardner, Bill Copeland, Korey Goulette. THIRD ROW: Craig Lewis, Grady Clubb, Kelly Blunt, jimmy McFarland, Nathan Bennett, jay Yenerich, Billy Shira. GOLF TEAM FRONT ROW: john Andersen, jason Mansur, Scott Alford, Beth Martin, Troy Thayer, Melissa Williamson. BACK ROW: Coach Friece, Richard Wayas, Dom Carstensen, Davy Waters, jason Horswill, jason Stott, Angela Ybarra. Not pictured Paul Hansen and Wendy Stoft 96 Spring Sports

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Spring brings new talent to the field The baseball and softball teams began their spring practice February 9. The teams started off with a strong emphasis on fundamentals and conditioning. The varsity baseball planned to play tough divisional teams. Coach Joe Kenrick planned to take on each game as it came. We have the potential to do very well and also have fun doing it, said Coach Kendrick. The sometimes overlooked JV baseball team had an excellent turnout this season. Many new talented freshmen came to the field. Coach Kuemerle was optimistic because he thought he had quality players. The varsity softball team needed to rebuild the team. At the end of the '86 season they lost eight starters. We need to make a totally new team, said Mr. Barbato. If a good team can be pulled together we may still have a chance for the playoffs. The JV softball, although inexperienced because of no junior high program, looked good in the first weeks of practice with new coach John Douthat. Warm-ups help Spencer Garden, Ramon Way, Shawn Miller, Sid Bland and Coach Kuemerle prepare for a tough practice. Schedule Schedule Gila Bend H Gila Bend A Buckeye A Santa Cruz A Bagdad A Bagdad A Parker H Parker A Dysart A Dysart A Buckeye H Parker H Parker A Apache Junction A Bourgade A Bourgade H Mingus H Santa Cruz H Easter Tournament H Mingus A Dysart H Easter Tournament H Payson H Dysart H Bourgade H Payson . H Mingus A Bourgade A Finals A Mingus H Finals A Spring Sports 95

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Trained teams strive for success Hard working track and golf teams looked forward to a promising year. Hours of practice such as running to Remuda Ranch and down the river proved helpful and enjoyable. I like running places besides the track, said Debbie McDaniel. There is a lot of promise for the team, said Coach Clementz early in the season. Devoted track athletes kept the team a step ahead of the rest. Mr. Doom said, Even though we lost several experienced athletes, we should do well. Hitting the mark paid off for the golf team, which advanced them closer to the winner's circle. I think we will do pretty good this year, said Coach Friece in March. He felt that the hardest team to beat would be Lake Havasu. I can be with my friends and I hope to meet new people, said Angela Ybarra, explaining why she likes the sport of golf. 'za is-ft 4 x I 5555 mai ONE THREE ONE Easygoing Matt Corbet leans on Coach Clementz for support. TWO On the range, the golf team, Melissa Williamson, Troy Thayer, jason Mansur, Beth Martin, jason Stoft and jason Horswill practice hitting with woods and irons. THREE Smooth and confident, Troy Thayer looks at the ball, swings - and misses. TWO Spring Sports 97