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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