Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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, u 'IQGA-v.', vw J 1 au, nf A J Fox B Varela WK lnachully 4 l. A graduation cap and diploma is what every Senior is looking forward to. 2. Practicing for the '83 season is the varsity baseball team. 3. Tennis was one of the many activities stu- dents enjoyed. 4. The annual Senior Fling is one of the finer points of graduating. 5. Bill Komar polishes up ltis discus throwing. 6. Many students enjoyed the scenery of Mt. Lemmon. 7. Passing their free time are seniors John Sabia and James Richards, 8, The sun sets on another year at Sahuaro. 9. Sahuaro Natl. Monument was a place where students could relax and get some sun. ICI Pat Cole and Greg Burton wandering around campus. STUDENT LIFE

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.au-M K. Hamilton I 'ai' I 2 REGIONAL CHOIR- Front row- Sandy Plante, Gena Horswell, Tammy Hyatt, Leslie Cook, Debi Stein, Kathy McLaughlin, Missy McEwen. Second row- Robert Lorentzen, Tim Ouick. David Chandler. Jeff Keim, Debbie Lawson, Leslie Horswell, Stephanie Weaver, Renee Heflin, Matt Erbe. Third rowDenny C eiz yk. Doug Gresham. Scott Greenburg, Craig Hardest y, Mark Grimes. Missing- Lynn Roof, Sandy Braun, Mike Fleischmann, Dale Lemon. Solo and Ensemble Festival Gold Medal Winners Band Choir Julie Ellis Andrea Brown Kathy McLaughlin piano Denny Ceizyk Steve Paustian Morgan Puffenbarger Lesle Cook Scott Penner trombone Laureen Early Debi Stein Wendy Burkel Scott Greenberg Suzy Weizenbaum flute Doug Gresham Mike True Rene Heflin Orchestra percussion Gena Horswell Harold Campbell Leslie Horswell Alicia Prickett percussion Tammy Hyatt violin Buddy Spence Kevin Johnson Roje Yap bassoon Jeff Keim violin Jay Melberg Debbie Lawson Michele Vitali baritone Dale Lemon viola 000 REGIONAL SXA WARDS

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I I I ID Cf ANUIHHQ Students anticipate the summer pring-a time for vacations, shorts and the end of the school year. As the school year dragged on into March, a bad case of 5enioritis hit many students. To pass the remaining time, stu- dents were involved in many ac- tivities. Biking up to Sahuaro Natl. Monument or driving to Sabino J. Fox Canyon were just a few things stu- dents did to relax and have fun during rodeo and spring vacations. The Spring Fair at Sahuaro and the Spring Fling at the UofA were a part of students' activities. The an- nual Senior Show and it 's rehearsals also took place in March and April. Although all of these things were important to students, for the Sen- B. Varela T. Zoucha iors, the prom and graduation topped the list. The four years spent at Sahuaro for the class of'83 may have seemed long for some, the memories and friends they made will always stay with them. T Zoucha inn: mu.. , MARCH, APRIL, MA Y. JUNE 10