Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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T. Giardinelli AC T10 Spirit brings the A U TUM campus back to life M. Holck being crowned king and queen, Skip and Essie embrace. Patty Acosta addresses Sabuaro at the fall pep assembly. S. Bowers Wk. and crazy students show their spirit on Slave Day, one of the more popular activities of the fall. SEPT, OCT, NOV.

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S. Bowers N. Lautaret At the Santa Rita game, Cougar fans go bananas over another Sahuaro victory. T. Giardinelli jeff Stevenson dresses up? The crowd gets its first look at junior royalty nominee, Pam Bevan. X The year started with the Red and Blue game. It was sponsored by the Student Council, and there was a dance afterwards. During September, all the classes sold buttons to promote class spirit. The frosh also elected their class officers in September. October was highlighted by the slave sales and football. The 20 STUDENT LIFE Student Council sponsored dances after home games. The slave sale was a fund-raiser for the juniors. Slaves showed up in everything from diapers to Oscar Madison look-alikes. Sahuaro also had the honor of having two undefeated teams in fall sports. They were Girls' Cross Country and Freshman football. November was homecoming month. It, despite our loss to Amphi, was a success. During x halftime, there was the parade of royalty and floats. The class of '82 took first for their float for the third year in a row. Prosh was second, then seniors and sophomores. The royalty was crowned at the dance.

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B. Kreuzer N. Lautaret Clare Marshall watches with enthusiasm. Junior coach, Paul Rupp, calls the next play. N. Lautaret B. Kreuzer A, ,,,, , , If The junior team poses for a picture as they anxiously await the start of the game. This year's junior-senior defense when junior Brenda powder puff game was a game to Maza intercepted the first pass remember. With the guys decked of the game. Control of the ball out in short skirts and tight went back and forth throughout sweaters and the stands filling the first half, but no one scored. with fans, the game got The seniors were the first to underway. put points on the board with a The seniors started on offense short run by Michelle Mejia. but soon found themselves on The extra point was made by 22 STUDENT LIFE Gaining extra yards is Lisa Baker. Margaret Jacobs. With time running out, junior Julie Slusarczyk got the ball and ran 80 yards for a touchdown. Minutes later, she ran in for the two- point conversion to win the game. The final score was juniors-8, seniors-7. J