Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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SILENCE I5 GULDEN Concentration is the key to winning chess S. Bowers ART CLUB Front row: D. Osborne, P. Nielson, K. Stoner. 2nd row: M. Vella, P. Clewis, D. Stoner, B. Aquilano. Back row: A. Fiandaca, B. Keeth, M. Mattheiss, S. Fleming, S. Cast, G. Laos, Mr. Arnold. Not pictured: M. Bart, V. Bambauer, S, Scholtz, M. Wilemon, T. Willett. M. Holck During an Art Club meeting, Toni Willett works on her wood cut. 134 CLUBS M. Hr mms -f-Ls Explaining the details of the club emblem is Alesha Piandaca. M. Holc 3 Adding the final touches, Ami Tsang finishes a charcoal drawing.

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Jr. Civitan, a club organized for community service, held many fund raisers with the profits going to various charities. Ms. Walters was the sponsor of the club. Carwashes, bake sales, and rummage sales were held to benefit NARC CNational Association for Retarded Citizensj. Selling Misha Bears was a fund raiser in which all profits went to the Special Olympics. Patty Acosta, a junior, was the APS exchange student from Bolivia. She stayed at the home of Jenny Haupt, AFS president. Because Sabino did not have an AFS chapter, Sahuaro AFS M. Bovell club sheltered a Sabino girl who wished to go on an exchange to England. All fund raisers held during the year paid for the travel expenses of the foreign exchange student. AFS sold concessions at the I.V. and Freshman home football games and had their annual bagel sale. M Bovell AFS Front row: I. Gruber, S. Walter, R. Andrews, B. Kingfield, M. Bovell. 2nd Far from her family, Patty has Hadoptedf, jenny as her Sister- row: Mrs. Marcoux, P. Acosta, T. Critchley, K. Lansing, M. Harris, K. Renfro C. Dupis, M. Carabetta, Mr. Bovell. Back row: M. Hoppe, I. Haupt, B. Davis M. Bovell T. Higby, B. Bishop, D. Dewey, M. Means. Not pictured: L. Armstrong, M Brown, M. Holck, C. Devine, P. Jafuert, S. Schaffee, J. Wells. game. M. Bovell 1 Raising money for AFS, Duaine Dewey sells concessions at a f The AFS bagel sale is always a successful fund raising project. AFSXCIVITAN 133

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The Chess Club met weekly under the supervision of Mrs. Chiasson to prepare for six matches held between schools within the district. Each match consisted of four schools with five players participating from each school. Each match is called a quad match. To win a match, three out of the five games played needed to be won. The first board player received the title by being the outstanding player of the match. Art Club was reorganized by Mr. Arnold after being inactive for two years. The club met once a week for the purpose of giving the members a chance to work on art projects that they would not of had time for otherwise and for the purpose of getting the club reestablished. The individual projects ranged from charcoal drawings to wood carvings. Silk screening t-shirts for various organizations, as well as choosing an emblem for silk screening on their own t-shirts, were group projects. M. Holck -x During a Chess Club practice session, Peter Turbide concentrates on divising a strategy for beating his opponent Nick Muller. M. Holck M. Holck CHESS CLUB Front row: Robert Chilgreen, Eric Miller. Back row: jose Padilla, Nick Muller, David Levy, Peter Turbide. Missing: Vicky Bambauer, Mindy Bart. Members of the Chess Club contemplate their next moves, .W,,..,,y, ARTXCHESS 135