Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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As every year in the past, Homecoming '80 was a memorable event, full of enthusiasm and surprises. Many turned out to see the annual crowning of the royalty. It was the second year that royalty was crowned at the dance following the game. Sahuaro's student body showed their preference in choosing the year's royalties. King and queen went to Skip Peete and Essie Eisenfeld. junior 24 STUDENT LIFE 1980's Queen and King are Essie Eisenfeld and Skip Peete. prince and princess went to jerry Johnson and Lisa Anderson. Sophomore royalties were Martin Tetrault and Kim Grenburg. Freshman prince and princes went to Rodney Peete and Lisa Spina. All four classes of students worked long, hard days just weeks previous to Homecoming preparing their floats for the halftime exhibition. The year's float theme provided a choice of either pro Sahuaro or anti Amphi. The victorious float was made by the Junior class. It was their third year in a row for coming out on top of the competition. Second place went to the freshmen, leaving third and fourth places to the seniors and sophomores. The game itself was a discouragement for all Cougar fans. Amphi won 17-O. , Q U

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N. Lautaret junior cheerleader, joe Estes, strikes a suggestive pose. '82 PRE VAIL5 Juniors- one step ahead B. Kreuzer B. Kreuzer l The Senior players, coaches, and cheerleaders find time to stop for the camera. Spirit runs high on the sidelines. N. Lautaret N. Lautaret The junior cheerleaders try in vain to spell Cougars . The juniors discuss their next plan of attack. POWDER PUFF 23

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...ni . THRILL Enthusiasm is shared by all NN UAL -Sahuaro's Cougars run through the halftime crash poster. The lunior's float wins for the third year in a row. we if-1 '- 'ir-Jet mls.-' Q ' W I y , K Maria Meyer, Sue Ernrie, Susie Skinner, Stacy Cooke, and alumni smile, relieved that their nervousness is over with. I-IOMECOMING 25