Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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FIN NG FRIE Clubs build new friendships and ideas R. Bend reset WOODWORKINC CLUB Front row: Cary Flanders, Scott Tye, Mike Marcinko, Santee Kochanslci, Mike Mariotti. Back row: Dale Bergstrom, Mr. Rambow, Mike Fimbres, Paul Siler, William Hostetler, Dan Chabot, Neal Rupp, Ted Essig, Eric Essig. R. Bend . RSJRM. '. gfe- ,,,t-fuswfdifw Striving for perfection, a woodworking member concentrates on his work. 128 CLUBS R.B S if Woodworking members use various machines for their projects. R. Bend Club members discuss the techniques used for woodworking projects,

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Home Economics and Related Dccupations, devoted to teaching girls interested in Home Economics, was a club held luring school hours for a credit. -l.E.R.O. held nursery schools 'or children whose parents vorked during the day. A Janquet was held at the Jeginning of the year for the rl.E.R.O. presidents from schools all over Tucson to decide the upcoming events for the '80-'81 school year. I-I.E.R.O. held a skate-a-thon to earn money for Cerebral Palsy. A state convention for Arizona was held in April. They also sold cookbooks to raise money for scholarships. Stimulating interest in the German culture and language was the purpose of the German Club, said sponsor Lee Brown. The club consisted of any student who had taken German during his high school years. The main activity of the club was selling Gummi Bears which is candy imported from Germany. The money earned was used in the spring for a pizza party and goofy golfing. L. Figueroa !Z,,ff'f 'Tf Q .4- 'ft ,f f, ,Ae,,yfa1 V L. Fi ueroa 2 i fi l f David Dudash tells John johnson a joke in German. T Giardinelli Mr. Brown increases his students' knowledge of the German Clllfllfff. GERMAN CLUB Front row: Lee Brown, Greg Leinenbach, john Spence Doris Rentschler. Back row: Audrey Levy, Steve Bonin, Nick Muller David Levy, Brian Schmanske. HEROXGERMAN CLUB 127

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Woodworking Club discussed activities at their meetings. They were able to work on school projects. They also discussed field trips and other activities for the school year. A major concern of the Woodworking Club was to raise money in order to buy books on woodworking for the school. They also raised money to buy more wood for the school. Besides their own club and individual projects the Woodworking Club was available and eager to help with any kind of wood projects needed by the school. Spanish Club was involved in many activities. One of these was selling Chupa Chups, Spanish suckers, in the Spring. The money helped pay for the club's other activities. The Spanish Club chartered a bus to Nogales Mexico. There they joined with the Nogales Chapter and went Christmas shopping. The Spanish Club took a historical trip through Southern Arizona. They visited Spanish monument such as Coronado Monument and historical towns such as Tombstone and Bisbee. H in NWN WW -R.-Bend SPANISH CLUB Front row: D. Reid, M. Spector. 2nd row: D. MCM S Fenner, V. Silver, M. Rains, j. Pakula, C. Devine, G. Cooper, B. L Spina, B. Olson, B. Kingfield, K. Petrarca, M. Decker, I. juntiff, McAteer, Y. Lewis, K. Williams, Mr. Gomez, sponsor, S. White, A. Doria. Bend ahon, M. Switzer, T. Trejo, A. Draughn, A. Jenson, D. Skinner, T. Adams, Camacho, J. Ash. 3rd row: C. Kavanaugh, A. Hoey, T. Ghoulam, K. Runkle, A. Lentz, K. Bush, S. Komar. Back row: E. Searcy, I. Hall, M. Wallum, A. Y YXXX' Q. rf A A Spanish Club members raise money to pay for a shopping trip to 4 i Mexico. 1. Mr. Gomez takes time to enjoy a Chupa Chupa, a Spanish lollipop WOODWORKINGXSPANISH CLUB 129