Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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7oreign exchange brings together he best parts of two cultures. M. Holck ' af E S r I Foreign exchange student Patty Acosta from Boliva, takes time out for a smile. This years AFS foreign exchange student was Patty Acosta, from Tarijo, which is a small city located in Bolivia, South America. Patty's host sister was Jenny Haupt, and she lived with the Haupt family until July. Patty found out about the AFS program from a sister who also wanted to come here, and she was very happy with the program which allowed her to visit the country for a year. Back in Bolivia, Patty had a sister and four brothers, one of which was born in October and she wasn't able to see until July when she returned home. At the school she attended in Bolivia, Patty had 12 subjects. The school day started at 8:00 a.m. and at noon they had a two hour lunch break, then returned to school till 4:00 p.m. Some of her courses included math, history, literature, religion, and music among others. Patty wants to continue her education with college and one of her goals is to be able to help others and hopefully see a little more happiness and less problems in the world. Some of the differences Patty immediately noticed between Bolivia and the US. were the food, clothes, music, schools, and she also said Bolivia was a more traditional country. A few of the many activities Patty kept busy with were participating in sports, playing the guitar and zampona, a typical instrument of Bolivia, attending Sahurao's football and basketball games and participating in the activities of the AFS club. FOREIGN EXCHANGE 47

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PUREIGN GLIMP E -S 1 1, WA X ,439 1 213 ...X jenny Haupt, Tricia Critchley and Patty Acosta discuss APS At the first pep assembly, Patty Acosta addresses the student events. body Studio Sever Gu ia F197 , c i , CWLK Wa , W 4, ir I. ,,,, ' Q' Rm Rm' i ff H X . c Ve. K X I x iii' v ,ss,1. e s ' A 1 Dressed in traditional Bolivian attire, foreign exchange student Patty Acosta enjoys Sal1uaro's Homecoming half-time festivities. 46 HONORS

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48 HONORS D THE WINNER I5 REGIONAL BAND flute Karin Kizer Donna Stoner Julie Ellis oboe Dana Powers Cheri Brooks bassoon Buddy Spence clarinet Hakim Kamel Chris Carter Dan Pierce Carrie Davis John Geisert Barb Engel Teri Sheahan alto saxophone Bill Harrison baritone saxophone Richard Kozlowski trumpet Sandy Salzman Phil Lamm Maureen Calhoun Karen Sanborn Brian Zielaski horn Gail Gucciardo Delilah Hanner trombone Randy Lawrence baritone jay Melberg tuba Bruce Bishop percussion Mike True David Dernier Phil Wheatley jim Osgood REGIONAL ORCHESTRA violins violas Orhan Memed David Anderson Sherril Shearer Diane Silver Teresa Finley Shawna Perkins cello Robin Wilsey Linda Shoop Signe Erickson double bass Wes Travis k Shelly Dorsey g....... ...J ,MJ 'I- ...a-J My ...mimi Bob Gray-Outstanding Wrestler at TU Tourname REGIONAL CHOIR Kathy McLaughlin Karen Braun Polly Collins Joanne Goss Renee Clark Karen Musgrave Melissa McEwen Leigh Kabrick Michelle Gargus Debbie Musgrave Janine Scaff Lori Plante Leslie Horswell janet Clark Mike Holland Mike Michalk Steve Paustian Steve Ross Kevin johnson Wesley Travis Bert Ratia Robert Lorentzen Keith Huffman jeff Stevenson Mike Punk