Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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'LOW: Fine arts activities took up much of Debi tham'stime at Sahuaro. A member of Les nsants, she served as President in her senior lar, Publicity Chairman her junior year. icson Contemporary Dancers awarded herthe UA He Arts Workshop Scholarship in 1970. a senior Debi was a varsity cheerleader and of National Honor Society. She to major in foreign languages in college. Although cross country and track were his favorite activities, Chris DeMars served as vice- president of National Honor Society and was active in Engineering Club. His many hobbies include hiking, skiing, playing drums, skin diving, and photography. Engineering has always interested him and he plans to enroll in the College of Engineering at the University of Arizona. l i 'et DVE: With speech and drama experience behind ', Karyn Keehr became a Thespian, and red in the November production of Star- ngled Giri. Her affiliations included Les sants, National Honor Society, and fisory Board. Architecture is a possible ior for the four years she will be in college. BELOW: Many-laureled Tad Simons was Most Outstanding Junior Boy, Boys' State Governor, Viva! Managing Editor, National Honor Society Vice- President, Junior Class Pres- ident, and Chairman of the Arizona Student Council Convention held at Sahuaro in December. Below he clowns around at Boys' State. Bonnie Fee became involved with this school at Palo Verde as a member of Sahuaro's Steering Commit- tee. Les Dansants, Pep Squad, and school politics have kept her busy. With 4-H as her outof- school activity, she has raised cattle and sheep for both pleasure and competition. For a career as a County Extension Agent, she plans to major in agriculture at Col- orado State University. HONORS 45

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T0 P CATS , Faculty choses Top Cats , scholarship primary factor Top Cats for 1970-71 were chosen primarily by scholastic ability, using the seventh semester cumulative average. Seniors in the top IOWJ of their class were eligible after turning in an appli- cation. Although the major emphasis was placed on scholastic aptitude, involve- ment in school and community affairs was another important factor. Along with his duties'as senior class president, Scott Rumel was active in cross country, track, National Honor Society, homeroom federation, and lettermen's clu b. Receiver of many awards including Rotary Honor Student, his plan for the future is architecture. 44 HONORS A panel of administrators and faculty chose the twenty Top Cats at a meet- ing in January: Principal Mr. Egbert: Assistant- Principal Mr. Johnson, Deans, Miss Stratman and Mr. lsmayg American Problems teachers, Miss Chadwick and Mr. Tweedy, Senior English teachers, Miss Moore and Mr. Kuhlmang Senior Class Advisor Mrs. Bratt: Guidance Co- ordinator Mrs. Brinegar: and Counselor Mrs. Carlton. With sports his main interes Mark Hanshaw took an active pa in Sahuaro's many activities. Besid: football, basketball, andtrack, he was the National Honor Society and an alterna to Boys' State. Although h plans include attending the U.S. Na Academy, his real ambition is sailin E2 ' 1 1 , , Lil...-Q-A Lifw iw :fy l l Y . ' 1, f I KB W WE 1. .. V... ,Q ,K 4 A C . g . and -te . . as A ll . . M, Lift .l ,,,., . . My -l

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46 HONORS I' J if 944-K 0Q 7LQ-ZZ ,If j ' -ff' 7,55 Jo TOP CATS Top 10'Mi eligible for Top Cats RIGHT: Modern dance and writing are a few of Jan Patterson's hobbies. She has also been active in FTA, band, and Senior Advisory Board dur- hghigh school. Teaching is her goal forthe future, with English as the subject. She plans on atten- ding the University of Arizona. RIGHT: In her three years at Sahuaro, Laurie ltow has been active in Homeroom Federation, Choraliers and Concert Choir, end National Honor Society. A member of TAMI, she was the first high school student to participate in the Palo Verde Mental Hospital volunteer program. Because of her position as feature editor ofthe Mountain Shadows, she has been thinking of a career in journalism. RIGHT: Receiving his varsity letter th rough tennis, Les Foster is an active member of Lettermen's Club. He is also part of the Industrial Education and Engineering Club, and National Honor Society. He was named a second alternate to the US Naval Academy by U.S. Rep. Udall. He plans to go to college, majoring in one of his main interests: engineering.