Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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l MIDDLE: Spirit Games involve such high drama during Spirit Week as the lifesaver race. Each class races against the others in passing a life saver down the line first. l UPPER RIGHT: Homecoming queen Reana Ingham circles the field, approaching her destination in front of the home bleachers, were she will be crowned during halftime activities. I BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Hy Hendrickson, Executive Secretary of the Arizona interscholastic Association, presents Sahuaro's Cross Country team with the second placetrophy in the State on November 25. l BELOW: Scheduled for late in October, but occuring in November, was the Girl's League Tea and Fashion Show. Using the staircase as an entry point, the models showed this year's fashions. 32 STUDENT LIFE 4 , 6. or fsifig . 'fi iii ,f

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rosh elections, fund-raising ampaigns fill second month ith the first month of school finally oming to an end, so did the initial ex- itement and confusion of the begin- ing of the year. October's first two ays brought the Red Cross member- hip drive to an end. Competition be- ween the homerooms ended with Mr. veson's homeroom collecting the most money. Money raising campaigns were held throughout the month. During the second week, the senior class held a sucker sale to raise money for class activities. Following the lead of the seniors, American Field Service sold popcorn balls as their fund-raising project. The German Club held an Ok- toberfest on the 15th with booths set up in a carnival-like fashion for entertain- ment. The freshmen were busy during the month preparing for election of their class officers in the general e- lections at the end of October. STUDENT LIFE 31

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NOVEMBER Cross country team captures second place in state Spirit soared in November with Spir- it Week Ieading the way. Spirit Week, the first week of November, promoted competition between the classes. It came to a peak during the pep assem- bly, the last day of the week. During the assembly, the homecoming royalty for that night's game were introduced to the student body. Held over for an extra night, the three act play Star- Spangled Girl proved Advanced Drama's acting ability. Due to the large mass of play enthusiasts, a number of peo- ple were turned away at the door. The sophomore dance, held on the night of the third showing of the play, com- bined forces with the play and pro- vided a discount to those who went to both events. At the end of the month, the cross country team journeyed to the state meet at East High in Phoe- nix. With a valiant effort, the team placed second, adding another trophy to Sahuaro's rapid growing collection. STUDENT LIFE 33