Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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'i1. L. Figueroa L. Figueroa R. Eng v ,V .up 'W 3 5 , 4.31 i CUUC I2 SIDIIQII U I I IQISI B Smith I1 Q LID Ax., we MXYAI - X l. John Sabia sets-up for a return. 2. Seniors cheer their teammates on. 3, Mike Sarabia leads the Seniors on. 4. The shoe race at the Spirit assembly. 5. Oops! 6. Karen Gaz- zola fights to control her balloon. 7. .lunior players wait for the spike. 8. Amy Turner shows her style. 9. The Ping-pong flick was tougher than it looked. IO The egg toss can be pretty messy! ll. Miss Eagle competes in the teacher balloon bust race . 12. Male cheerleaders are so cute! l3. John McCord gets his face stuffed with pie. l4. Daren Fila explains the next number at the Cougar Games. I5. Making a phone call on New Wave Day. l6. Seniors celebrate victory. STUDENT LIFE s.. Fo, , 6 T' ' L. Figueroa B. Smith JUNIOR . 7 s 'fi PM .3 H., 62 A al . 5 Q..g,B7i, Q8

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o start the new year off, Sa- huaro Cougars get in the com- petition of basketball and wres- tling. Ending the season with 'five wrestlers attending state in Phoe- mx. Keeping the clubs at Sahuaro going. making quick breakfasts, and satis- fying that mid-afternoon hunger were the everlasting cream cheese bagels. Bagels ha ve been popular at Sahuaro many years and many more to come. To keep the spirit up students con- formed on different days to sever- al styles of dress. All of this helping to keep the unity, Sahuaro's Spirit Week was a success. During Cou- R. Hightower . at omit U4 f, if X 3? 15 U .545-6 S 1 P6 Q P0141 ww' Ns! L. Figueroa -hi gar and Volleyball Games Seniors topped the year with the leading score. Sahuaro started the l983 year on the right foot and will continue to make the l982-l983 year one to re- member. M. Kulik .il I. Steve McGann helps with the shot. 2. Selling bagels is a big money maker. 3. Burger King Andy watches Cougar Games. 4. Brian Bingold takes second at Flowing Wells Invitational 5. Anne Marie Molina and Archie Hunnicutt concentrate on Life saving. 6. Bagels are still a hit. 7. Yvonne Lewis punks out. 8. Sahuaro 's senior girls watch their class take over victory. O00 DEC., JAN.. FEB.

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R, Eng L. Figueroa B. Smith i , iw' . Ir'- I ' xv x JN- . -If I! A QT' 9 T B. Smith R. Eng Z ' , . ,L V' , f l.'l ,'I ' ', i , - 'r , y L U' f bib? ' Y' Q ,E-Q tlfffoh 1' 0 4-Q Q' -, -0 ' . I A l' ' 'T . T755-a ' . 4'l'f'F . I 'i V : ' R. Eng 'N ' ..,., ,. . ' '4kx fm . . -I I ' ,---K A 5 ff- ' ow powerful is sisterhood? So powerful, that the boys are getting in on the act. In emulation. perhaps, of this year's box office knock-out Tootsie, Two of the new events in Spirit Week featured guys in girls' roles: one was the He- man volleyball game which the sen- iors triumphantly won. It worked out quite well considering the fact that it was the first year guys en- tered the female domain of spikes , set-ups , and voIleys. The Mr. Irresistible contest was a new addition in which guys, repre- senting each class, dressed up as girls in skirts, panty-hose, high :5kfiRQ.,, f B. Smith 99 Tootsie time heels, make-up, long hair, stuffed bras- the whole bit. Of course, walking around all day long wearing high heels can get alittle tiresome, but getting money for it- indefensi- ble!! The Tootsie whose irresisti- bility solicited the most votes was Sophomore Joe Castreano. The money collected by the partici- pants was given to the respective classes. Spirit Week also included the con- ventional games such as the spoon race, the egg toss, te pie eating contest, and the clothes relay. The Cougar Games and the Spirit as- 13 X 7, 16 sembly were a much more intense part of the week. They gave many students the opportunity to win points for their class and to have fun and make fools of themselves at the same time. The schedule during the week in- cluded: Red-and-Blue Day, New Wave Day, Preppy Day, Beach! Surfer Day, and Warm-up Day-a popular and comfortable new addi- tion. I think it would be neat to see more people participate and get in- volved, said Beth Stern. SPIRIT WEEK L. Fig