Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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M. Bovell in M. Bovell ,yr kill lug ifferent expressions on students show the concentration needed in singing. il-IUARO SINCERS Front row: K. Musgrave, S. Ross, K. Braun, S. Paustian, I. Clark, Q. McLaughlin, I.. Plante, 1. Scaff, K. johnson, K. O'Connor, I.. Paustian, W. Travis. Back row: B. Ratia, M. Cargus, I. Stevenson, K, Reif, K. Huffman, M. Jacobs, Mr, shcraft, director, K. Solinski, 1. Haupt, M. MiCl1aull4,C. jones, B. Penner, M. Holland Janine Scaff works on perfecting her part. CI-IORALIERSXSAHUARO SINGERS 115

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Singers perform with confidence and ease. Their voices boomed into the the delight of the crowd that open mall atmosphere, and soon gathered. Along with the other turned the sparse audience into a choirs in the school, Choraliers large, awe-struck crowd of sold stationery, and cheese. people of all ages. The The Sahuaro Singers also made Choraliers of Sahuaro, with an important public appearance members from both of the during the year. They formally beginning choirs of last year, opened the Organ Stop Pizza presented a concert to the Parlor in North Tucson. Giving Christmas shoppers in Park Mall public appearance builds on December thirteenth, much to confidence and makes the groups R. Bend more at ease when they perform at regional and state competitions. With the added pressure of public and school performances, the singers in both groups were exposed to yet another facet of the importance of a polished product, whether singing for fun or for the public entertainment. Donna Sierka gives the camera a happy smile. D0 RE MI FA The music that flows from even one chord makes livesljoyousl, .. ,:,iii,VM,.l 'rw kan ' it.s . ... 'stii ' iiili f,..g k I .k., A . qt-K ...N H M, K LQ ' i wus.. CHORALIERS D. Lawson, T. Peil T. Nappo, I. Aldrich, L, Clazzola, K. Mc 114 ELECTIVE ACTIVITIES Ateer, L. I-iedler, L. feigenblatt, L. Tremail, M. Bidilla, L. Singleterry, B. Easel, Mr. Ashcraft, director, P. Richard, L. Early, M. Bouseman, L. Gamble, D. Sierka, M. Mulvaney, C. Benefield, A. Reding, P. Tidwell, K, Maher, M. Irvin, L. johnson.

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S.A.G.E, Sahuaro's new advanced girl's ensemble, completed their second successful year. Sage was started in 1979 when girls from Choraleers formed an advanced ensemble. S.A.G.E. performed many concerts throughout the year, such as the fall concert and the Christmas concert. They compete with other groups and ensembles in Tucson. S.A.G.E. and Concert Choir both Separation adds more talent sold cards and cheese to raise money. The money helped to send them to the Mountain States Festival in the spring. There they were rated against many other groups from different schools all over Arizona, New Mexico, and the Southwest. Concert Choir also performed in concerts for elementary schools and attended many festivals including the Solo and Ensemble Festival and R. Band - MMM 6'7 Chris Richardson sings best wearing Minnie Regionals. They also participated ii Sahuaro's musical production of I.il' Abner! In the spring, concert choir performed a concert with Catalina at the Christ Church United Methodists. Concert Choir and the newly formed S.A.G.E. ensemble added an interesting kinc of talent and entertainment to our school. 1' .,.,. is fx K L. f .4-2 sri . f I ' S ' , I . lf I , ll... is E 6 ills ---2-L i--s- -S ' Cooperation and concentration provides for a quality choir Mouse. S.A.G.E,: T. Aguayo, M. Cates, W. Coker, S. Payne, N. Mogren, j. Damhesel, K. Glover, O'Kelley, S. Weaver, Y. Sepulveda, R. Dawson, D. Slemmer, Mr. Ashcraft, L. Salywon, I Connely, C. Coker, V, Smithhart, K. Renfro, P. jafvert, C. Richardson, L. Zimmerman, Minich, L. Davis, I. Gross. 116 ELECTIVE ACTIVITIES