Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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As service to the communit members help with blood drives. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS Daniel Adelman Nanc Gillett Kathleen Palmer Ruby Allen Lynellle Glasgow Shawna Perkins Lisa Anderson Kelly Goddard Deborah Perry Alice Augustine Robert Gray Frank Piccolo Edwin Aurand Gail Gucciardo Sophia Pickett Lisa Baker Susan Haak Daniel Pierce Vicky Bambauer Roger Hall, President Lori Porter Christine Barlow Cindy Hancock John Price Wendy Becker Delilah Hanner Bri ette Rapp Belinda Beistle David Hardesty Kegy Renfro Ronald Bend Lisa Haynes Laura Robinson Kimberly Bernstrom Melinda Holmes Pam Rog eman Bruce Bishop, Secretary Michelle Hoppe Sandy Saizman Bryan Bisho Joanna Horswell Vice-President Judith Boesel Kathleen Hultgren Karen Sanborn Cynthia Booth Lori lvanecky Pat Sandfort Martha Bovell Paula Jafvert John Sarabia Laura Bowles David Jeffers Janine Scaff Karen Braun Deborah Jensen Theresa Shearan Cheryl Brooks Luke Jensen Dan Shinkel Martin Brown Judith Johnson Theresa Shomenta Myra Brown Elizabeth Jones Linda Shoo Rex Brown Janine Juntiff Daniel Sierga Mark Bu lewicz Catherine Kalfas Ra Sierka Camilla Carlson Hakim Kamel, Treasurer Vallei-ie Silver Heather Campbell Susan Karey Laura Singleterry Donald Chagnon Christopher Keefer Mike Slawson Karen Chiarelly Joni Kincaid Mary Slater Carrie Christie Pamela King Darla Slemmer Janet Clark Karen Kizer Lisa Smarik Renee Clark Karla Knoski Jenny Smith Polly Collins Brian Koch Kevin Smith Elizabeth Connolly Kenneth Krause Venessa Smithhart Craig Cotter Christine Lamanda Martine Sotero Tro Cottler Michael Lamanda Patricia Sito Katfileen Croswell Robert Lane Richard Spencer Lisa Crowder Maryann Lattari Dominick Spina David Dernier Jennifer Lattomus Cynthia Stark Mary Dickinson Rebecca Lemoine Jeffrey Stevenson Doug Dean Patricia Leya Wendy Stokowski David Dobzelecki Jennie Lindberg Kristen Story Tina Dobzelecki Albert Lopez Toni Strauss Carol Dolan ' ' Jane Loranger Steven Tarabori Shelly Dorsey Maggie Lumia Jeff Theurer Jody Doss Karen Matson Timothy Twomey Thomas Dufner Joseph Mazur Daniel Urbanski Essie Eisenfeld Willma Meadows Sandy Usry Walter Ellersick Selina Memedova Renee Vandeveire Sue Emrie Mike Merrill Michele Walsh Barbara Engel Sally Michaud Sharon Walsh Ste hanie English Nancy Mogren Chris Werstler Joel, Estes David Mordka Patrick Wilhelmi Galen Evans Edward Muller Kathy Williams Teresa Foster Kim McAloney Kim Williams Michael Frank Daniel McMahon Judy Wilson Edward Franklin Keith Navarro Wayne Witzig Michelle Gargus Michael Nelson Frances Wogan Phyllis Gasparro Scott Oby Jennifer Woods Jon Geisert Charles Odegard Cindy Wri ht Joni Genleman Lisa Otte Sherri Yandell Julie George Jose Padilla Scholarship, leadership, character, and service to the community are four areas in which Honor Society members strive to achieve goals, and its purpose is to honor students who have achieved in these areas. Throughout the year, the members helped out with a blood drive in the fall and another in the spring. They helped at evening functions for the parents, such as Back- to-School Night and also Freshmen Orientation. Maintaining a grade point average of 3.4 or better is one of the requirements for membership in the National Honor Society. The members also have to be considered by the faculty to be worthy of membership. The officers, who were elected to office by the other members, were: Roger Hall, President, Sandy Salzman, Vice-President, Bruce Bishop, Secretary, and Hakim Kamel, Treasurer. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 43

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Eight Anytowners become part of a unique world for one week. T. Giardinelli BOYS' STATERS: Bob Cray, Chip Kavanaugh, Gary Lewis, Missing: Craig Dukes. K. Krause GIRLS' STATERS: Lisa Baker , Valerie Silver, Renee Augustine, Cindy Stark. Anytown is an attempt to build a very unique world for one week. Last summer eight delegates from Sahuaro were able to attend this camp in the woods of Mingus Mountain, Prescott. Finding Yourself Through Others, was the theme of the workshop, which juniors and seniors from across Arizona attended. The participants went to classes and discussion groups on such subjects as human relations, human behavior, communications and prejudice. The students were able to learn more about themselves, and at the same time learn about people from different backgrounds, cultures, and races. One Anytowner, Kelly Renfro, commented, Overall, I felt Anytown was a very enlightening experience, which I will always remember. Learning about politics was the main purpose for the one week workships which Boys' and Girls' Staters attended. Seniors from all over Arizona attended the workships which were held at the University of Arizona last summer. Students were able to learn about city, county and state governments by attending classes, but also in a more personal way. An election was held in which the participants ran for an office of their choice, and they actually spent time campaigning for the offices. Students from each party ran in the primary and general elections. Those who attended State were able to meet and make friends with people from all over Arizona, and it was a rewarding experience for all. STATE- ANYTOWN 45