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Page 196 text:
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213 new students Z .Pt mv-UT M4 . vas. semi' B V,M,.,f- J .-d 'i We 192 NEW STUDENTS l ABOVE: Registrar Mrs. Galaz helps Gail Howard, who moved here from Ohio, plan a schedule for her opening year at Sahuaro. ITO P CENTER: All new students talk to Mrs. ' Birkett or the other counselors concerning their requirements for graduation. ITO P RIGHT: Patience and pencils are required for nine questionnaires when enrolling into Sahuaro. Because of lack of interest or failure of homerooms to read dai
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Page 195 text:
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Faces with dreams with memories and cares searching for faces familiar with theirs Like the one with the sideburns down to the chin or hemlines racing to see which will win And then there's the hair, free wild and long and the smiles that tease and sing their own song troubled eyes crying for peace or lips that part to speak of a tale a story a fact we must face Listen to these faces and hear what they sing forthe good times we've seen and the future they'll bring when all peoples will stand . with side next to side in the frame of tomorrow the frame of World Peace. iors--Scott Lewis, Sharon Meyer. Sophomores--Horner Pettey, Kirsten Whitney. Freshmen--Vickie Ballard, Jane Johnson. Editor Alice Moore
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firoll since September louncements, only three new students out of 213 showed up for their Viva! pictures. New students go through a lot when first getting enrolled in district one schools. For openers, they have to supply assorted bits of information, which they do by filling out 9 different questionnaires. Then coupled with a transcript from their former school, all of the necessary information be- comes a part of Sahuaro's permanent records. Their first day usually includes get- ting lost and having teachers sign a white schedule card. The students are officially enrolled when that white card is returned to the registrars office, at the end of the day. From the first day of September, 1970, to the last day of January, 1971, over 200 students have enrolled at Sahuaro, out of which, 81 were from out of state. NEW STUDENTS 193
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