Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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R. Baker x , . f iV' X , fi 5 qi 4 5 , i DNGLEADERS: fTop to bottomj Maria Meyer, Chris Carlton, Sue Emrie, Valerie ompf, Shannon Longton, Patty Mason, Kathy Williams, Ellen Lundy, Susie sinner, Kelley Hoppe, Renee Clark, Andrea Delfiner, Stacy Cooke. 1 D. Green howing the power of spirit in a JV cheerleader is Spunky Michelle Kroh. D. Green Songleader, Maria Meyer, moves in time to the beat. PEP SQUAD 109

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Spirit of Pep Squad shines through. The girls, hair disheveled, their weekly performances in money to buy the new uniforms, faces flushed, smiling and front of Sahuaro's roaring the girls had a carwash and sold chattering about the recent crowds. These practices stressed candy bars. football victory were tired but the need for teamwork, Promoting school spirit is not happy, and ready for a pizza and enthusiasm, and coordination. always a fun or rewarding job. a coke at Shakey's before the Although the pep squad has The Pep Squad found this out night was over. always been something exciting after experiencing cold weather, The IV cheerleaders, Varsity to look at, the Varsity strained muscles and fatigue. But cheerleaders and Songleaders cheerleaders got new uniforms to someone has to do it! spent many cold mornings and make themselves even more hot afternoons preparing for visible on the field. To earn the D. Green R. 5 bf J Balance and lots of practice make for better mounts. SIS. BUUM I I BA Hf 108 ELECTIVE ACTIVITIES Varsity Cheerleaders: Terrie French, Renee Van De Veire, Lisa Anderson, Sabina Schlesinger, Pam Roggeman, Anne Dukes, Nancy Gillett, Beth Wooke. R.B IV Cheerleaders: Bottom row- Kit McGinnis, Michelle Kroh, Carolyn Dillard, Carolyn O'Neil, Kim Ventura. QStandingJ Tracy Gregson.

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Band communit adds pep to football games. What's it like to get up at 7:00 in the morning, get dressed, and go to school, getting there just in time to do calisthenics, breathing exercises, and scales, and then for your only reward you get to put a piece of cold metal up to your mouth while freezing your little fingers off? joy, sheer joy! Maybe joy is a little too strong, but the enthusiasm put out by the band seemed to deserve such a definition. The bands at Sahuaro are like a small community, with leaders, like the drum majors, as well as citizens, like the regular members. It also has smaller groups of citizens, like the talented stage and freshman bands, which although are less recognized, are still important to the town as a whole. When the town works together, as it did this year, the rewards are recognition, appreciation, and honors. Apart from competition and concerts, the band sold items to earn money for trips and new equipment, like the new mellophones this year. L. Figueroa .WX The flutes keep the melody light. ADVANCED BAND: tFrontJ Mr. Ammann, 12nd Rowj j. Richman, D. Dernier, j. Matson, B. Harrison, M. True, 13rd Rowj W. Brimmer, W. Hays, J. Bishop, B. Friend, 14th Rowl C. Crucciardo, C. Lemon, G. Cvolembieski, L. Figueroa, N. Nielsen, S. Walsh, tsrh Row! M. Hall, H. Kamel, T. Adams, C. Knapp, D. Stoner, K. Kizer, M. McEwen, l6th Rowj C. Davis, K. Button, C. Dabler, P. Lamm, A. johnson, G. Mengert, 17th Rowj T. Bingold, B. Bingold, M. Engel, K. Bernstrom, K. Sanborn, M. Calhoun, t8th Rowj D. Hazzard, K. Skokan, S, Harrison, S. Young, C. Bird, L. Lopez, j. Morrison, 19th Rowj K. Matson, D. Hanner, R. Lawrence, B. Friend, Q. Merril, R. Clewis, H. Loy, B. Bishop. A I Thick folders keep band music varied and exciting. 110 ELECTIVE ACTIVITIES ...---g- W a