Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Photo by A. Eng Photo by D. Runkle 53 H. W. 'Q -n Q-'Sf' ' neg, Photo by B. Smith .Q lifgiulm 1. 'NB 5- X-X S Ieep takeus away. Sabino Can- yon take us away. Mt. Lemmon take us away, Chuck E. Cheese and Dairy' Queen take 'us away. Here comes the weekend. All of our time isn 't leisurely spent with an essay due on Monday or a room to clean or a job in a hot greasy kitch- STUDENT LIFE en. But Sahuaro students always make time on the weekends, espe- cially night time. After a football game it was either a desert party or a visit to one of the many fast food joints around. Some other fa- miliar spots around are Golf 'n Things. Champions, the movies or a concert. During the day many student were found throwing footballs oj frisbees, playing tennis or biking- but one of the things most people did was catch up on sleep. Student's definition of the week- end, Kick Back and Take it Easy.

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ANYIHINC CES. From Punk to Prairie, Variety is the style 8 All photos by K.C. Hamilton l. All sorts of shades were used to shield the rays from Tucson's hot sun. 2. . . . Waca Waca Waca 3. The mark of a prep. 4. E. 12 liked his Reese 's Pieces as much as Sahuaro students en- joyed their green MEM 's. 5. Bright shoe- laces could often be seen livening up an old pair of tennies. 6. Love may not be a fad, but it will always be in style. 7. Mini Fun. 8. Same RAD California duds. 9. Prairie dress. IQ Another brick in the wall? ll. The tux look. IJ. Typical Jock. FAD5 AND FASHIONS

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