Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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M. Bovell K I C K I ' BA CK. O I O U I Mountainous landscapes attract many hikers and campers. up' Q Students spend their M. Bovell ! ' UW., .L1 L 'f' ' 7 -.P ,' ' at S . at ,M . if 't r 't,.a M ' H A E-. ' ' ' C . 4' A V A -Hg V 'f ' . . C 4 I'.a., ' 'J' At a senior oriented event, Craig Burnett and Mark Mulcahey take part in a game of Frisbee in Lower Sabino Canyon. OFF CAMPUS 33

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M. Holck Many people spend enjoyable, sunny, afternoons at Reid Park, fishing, picnicking, and just relaxing. M. Bovell M. Bovell rmmmnw' Students pickup trends found on the U. of A. campus. Students attended numerous concerts, such as Head East. Off Campus was where most Sahuaro student activities took place. They participated in everything from sports events to rock concerts, and from part- time jobs to weekend ski trips. Living in the Tucson desert brought many opportunities to the students. They found that Mount Lemmon, Sabino Canyon, and Reddington Pass were all within an hour's drive, and 32 STUDENT LIFE would offer a carefree afternoon or weekend from their hectic school and work schedules. Without venturing quite so far, some students discovered the many parks around Tucson, and spent hours passing a frisbee around or practicing for the annual Jr., Sr., Powderpuff game. A few students were found around the University of Arizona campus where some of the better rock concerts were held, along with some interesting lectures open to the general public. Sahuaro students carried such a variety of interest during the year that they most likely did not leave a stone unturned. Their tastes were different in every category, but the search and discovery of good times was shared by all.

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