Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Three friends each have their own style. Modeling a big fashion oi the year is C. Brown in a jean jacket. j' , f . is M. . Fads and ashion Outrageous hair styles were al! There was a whole lot of shakin' over campus. going on! All photos by J, Baker Fads and Fashions

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boots all over cam us. The What am I Going to Wear? s one walked down the halls of Sahuaro, one saw many different people with many different styles. These styles ranged anywhere from conser- vative to wild. lt wasn't sur- prising to find spiked hair and flat tops, dresses and overalls, and high tops and We've Got Style! casual! It was much more comfortable that way! Many Cougars carried all their books and homework to class in their backpacks. These were found all over campus in many different colors and styles. We also carried our sunglasses, such as Vuarnet, and RayBan. These came in D names: Guess?, Outback Red, Esprit, Levi, Coca- Cola, and Generra. These graced every class room on campus all year. What? You had nothing to wear? No problem! Scum out in sweats and a t-shirt and go 1 4 Student Life many colors and styles, with stripes, dots, or paislies. These shaded our way as we drove to or from school. The popular cars on campus this year were definitely Ford Mustangs, Kicking back during lunch is M. Monacell in a varsity fashion. and V.W. Bugs and Rab- bits. Trucks and Jeeps were also big. For those Cougars who walked, they put their best foot forward in Nikes, Reebok's, Keds, hightops, boots, and Sperry loafers just to name a few. No matter what you wore this year, all Cougars definitely had style! - M. Critchley I love to see all the styles on campus. - Gloria Saldivar

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Thank God It's Friday Cougars Prepare To Live It Up he thought that was running throug h most students minds by Friday afternoon was Thank God lt's Friday. The weekends usually began with the Fri- day night football or basketball games. After the games, parties or Carl's Jr. were a definite must for agenda for Saturday night. Cineworld was a popular place to go when the U of A football team wasn't play- ing in town. Mt. Lemmon was another popular place for weekend campouts and getting back with nature. Many Sahuaro students had part time jobs bagging groceries, scooping ice some people. Saturday mornings were usually spent sleeping in andlor watching cartoons. Sahuaro students usually spent the rest of the day shopping at the malls or just plain vegging out! More parties were on the 1 6 Student Life cream, flipping burgers and collecting money. Sunday was a day for more sleeping. It was also a day for some people to go to church. Sunday nights always seemed to be a She works hard for the money. Photo by J. Baker good time to start homework. Thinking about the week ahead or even planning next weekends activities also occured on Sunday nights. One thing for sure, Sahuaro Cougars definitely knew how to Live it up on the weekends. - Pamela Nelson Does anyone REALLY eat at CarI's Jr.? A Jason Dahlke 9: SQ. Ji Ei vii X