Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Sharing a smile or feeling a pain runningfrom fear or grasping its reins whispering dreams or yelling good cheer tasting one's problems while starving our own we strive for an inkling of what Iife's about combingthe world and patching its wounds we organize a feel ing of security a step toward success when individuals work as a team. Section Editors Joy Brown, Ami Ferber, Editor Frank Hawke.

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STAGE BAND, ORCHESTRA Extra rehearsals occupy orchestra Love of jazz rather than grades attrac- ted the members of the Sahuaro Stage Band. The stage band, like many other extra-curricular activities, gave no credit to the participants. Mr. Carlyle Webb, the director, chose the music performed by the band. Ra- ther than the instruments limiting the type of music, Mr. Webb felt that the music limited the types of instruments used. Because they were the best the school had to offer, many stage band members were called upon to compose solos. Stage band was formed to further devel- ope skills in the music world by expose- ure to its literature and the differ- ent styles. Activities this year included the Christmas, Fall and Fine Arts Concerts. 150 ORGANIZATIONS Bottom Row: Richard Jones, Steve Jensen. Clague Van Slyke, Charles Funderburg, Peggy Hertel, Dan Jacobs. Jeff Wood. Second Row: Frank Steele, Joe Terrill, Bob Estes, David Crane, Steve Smith. Third Row: Craig Savasano, Art Post, Randy Deeming, Don Holbert, Carl l-lensen, Ken Estes, Jelf Smith. Fourth Row: Mr. Carlyle Webb, Richard Wilson, Jim Avis, Ellen Sorstokke, Nancy Hetrick, Rusty Williams, David Harris