Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Xlx W' ' A ,J jf .W I xv O O Emy B.-Er rany Bandkamper Berry Mm-aux Q O O GO Q30 CQ Q38 G8 Q38 QQ cc ,, Shhh! Please. . . hhhl Please keep the noise down. This is a familiar phrase heard by students who use our school library. The library pro- vided information to students for reports. termpapers and essays. Audial and Visual Center provided film projectors. tape recorders and enlargements. The Resource Cen- ter found in the basement also hehwed students to obtain informa- tion. The bookstore was the best place to go to get most school supplies at a reasonable price. Cooking and serving us food is mainly what the cafeteria person- nel do for us. After this is done. they clean up and get everything ready for the next day. Janitors also play a big part in keeping the cafeteria clean as well as the cam- pus itself The janitors are taken for granted on the nice job that they do. I. A student gets hehr from Betty Mar- coux. 2. Peter Keck gets some informa- tion from the librarian. 3. The cafeteria ladies serve us with a friendly face everyday. FACUL TY A thx. Photo by R. Eng Photo by R. Eng OOO O90 ooo OQO