Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Alvarado, Joe Mathematics Amlee, Carol Adaptive Educa- tion Anderson, Jan Attendance Arnold, Dlck Fine Arts, Golf, Art Club Arnold, Joyce Registrar's Of- fice Ashcralt, David Fine Arts Baker, Emmy Campus Monitor, Class of '87 Barr, Frank Industrial Educa- tion Battle, Blll Mathematics Beamer, Dan Am. Gov't. Beardl-Wright, Dee Adaptive Education Bedford, Marty Social Studies, Close-Up Club Beehler, Elwood Counsel- inglGuidance, J.E.T.S Bersin, Marcelle Foreign Language, French Club Bishop, Allce Physical Educa- tion Bole, Susan AidelNotetaker Bourret, Peter English, Student Council Bouwens, Suzanne Mathematics Bovell, Gerald English Boyd, Janet Physical Educa- tion Bratt, Lita Fine Arts Brelnlg, Howard Physical Education, Football Brown, Richard Science, S.A.D.D. Caid, Dee Adaptive Education Callahan, Liz English, Academic Decathalon Calloway, Maggie Adaptive Education, Black Culture Club Carroll, Craig Alg. 1, Gen. Math Carruthers, Gary Foreign Language Coco, Susan English Collura, Frank English, Foreign Language, Latin Club Conway, Marcus English, C.A.S.A Faculty and Stafl ,,, L 'B 72 :- Rf-f '- A 5 i H i an , S He .t ' SQ ,. ,i-- se-.QQ an ,R si SETS- bvi..----rf'-C1 -fr . 9 2 E Q it ' f 6 rf 9 J W f 1 iff f W , if it .... . 1,7 f ,WASH ' - ,, , fa -- k mfgf f f f is Y 5 . f Ei W' , t ,. ' X it Ysjr tx ,W Pi. sn Q-1-nr . A159 -N 4 7 M ,mf sa: g X f if

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Advisors Get Involved lass Advisors had several duties that they performed for their respective classes. Things that had to be done, such as signing re- quisitions for fundraising materials, taking charge of overseeing all activities of their classes, and judging class floats were only a few of their duties. Chaperon- ing was also left to them. lt allowed the class advisors to see students in a more relaxed, social atmosphere than in a classroom. Mr. Limperis, class of '89 advisor, found many reasons for volunteering to be the class advisor. He Three of the class advisors were C Photo by S. Keller Fones, Ken Counsel- inglGuidance, Softball I Fossland, Liane Operations Secretary Fowler, Ivan Science Freiman, Lela Fine Arts, Thes- pian Society, Drama Fuller, Barbara Adaptive Education Gamboa, Henry Foreign Language, Spanish Club Gantt, Anna Marie Science Garltano, Rlta English, Spec- trum Green, Frances English Grose, Ann Social Studies I Grubb, Carol Adaptive Educa- tion Gutierrez, Margaret Registrar I Hall, Bill Industrial Education Hamm, Ann Counsel- ing!Guidance Hamrick, Joe Science 1 Faculty and Staff felt he was closer involved with the student body because As a teacher I am only able to have students for one year, but as the class advisor, I am able to have students for their en- tire four years at Sahuarof' Also, he enjoyed watching students increase their knowledge. The advisors for tne class of '87 were Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Diamosg class of '88, Mrs. Schloss, class of '90, Mrs. Lynch. -T. Erickson and B. Phillips .Diamos, L. Limperis, and L. Schloss W, 1. my .J ,.,,MW , C? if ' 5'2- . ,1 1-,u..fm,,, t 45596 'wi