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- iid Siigli Q 6,1 ' CUIDID SIAIQI The year begins with excitement and fun I. Slave day allowed all sorts of personalities to shine through. 2. 'look at those legs! 3. Sophomore nominees smile for the crowd at half-time. 4. Kelly Hoppe performs at the first pep assembly of the year. 5. Senior Powder Puffers watch their team fight for victory. 6. Lisa Spina opens her flower box at the homecoming dance. 000 SEP T., OCT., NOVEMBER
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eptember was a busy month. Besides the usual back to school activities, Sahuaro stu- dents had many things to keep their attention. Friday night foot- ball games were always a popular activity. Organization fund rais- ers were common in both Septem- ber and October, when things from class buttons to bagles were sold. O00 STUDENT LIFE The month of October was high- lighted with slave day. Besides bringing plenty of extra smiles to the campus. this junior class fund raiser brought in a good deal of money. October was also the month of the Powder Puff football game, which was won by the sen- ior girls. C The male cheerleaders added their special touch to the event. 1 SX ' All photos by B. Spencer W - soifiomait NOMHNEF. Not only did 5'ahuaro's volleyball team take first in state in Novem- ber, but also in November, band received a superior rating at U of A band day. November was the month that concert choir held their successful musical Guys 5 Dolls . Homecoming was held in November. The football team played a great game and tied Am- phi 34-34.
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f' 145 4 K , All Photos by Brent Varela 120' ' L, If l', 1 , , l Nga ,L 3 9 .X 'a . , 1 1 1 .Q 'gl ,ik ,gi 'Fw my If I' , lb A I ,ills L . X .1 J. ' .- UIJCAIQS HDIQ Siklf. uring the week of October 4- 8, students from all classes auctioned themselves off to help raise money for the Jr. class in the l983 Junior Slave Sale. A record breaking bid for 5105 lover last year, record-breaker S65j, for STUDENT LIFE 000 U Mark Monacell, Chad Strickland, Eric Mickelson, and Larry Corani- can, hehwed raise this years nearly S602 On Monday, October ll approxi- mately l50 students came to school dressed from babies to hit-men, and from punkrockers to flower children. Slave Day continues to be an off beat and fun way to heb: raise money for the Jr. class and to get the students back into the swing of school.
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