Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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R-O-W-D-l-E Cougars Are Rowdy All Year hat comes to mind the quickest when you see the colors red and blue? Maybe you recalled going to a basketball, foot- ball, or soccer game with your friends. Or maybe you remembered being a slave on Slave Day or riding a tricycle in the Cougar forms. Whether it was be- ing rowdy at a game, dress- ing up during spirit week, or just wearing red and blue on Friday, we were all spirited at least once this year. Having class spirit was also a way to get rowdy this year. Class rivalries went strong once again this year. lt started Qi, ,l Games. The sight of a Cougar Letterman jacket might also come to mind. However, the usual and most frequent thought was probably having Cougar Spirit. Spirit came in many 28 Student Life with the Powder Puff game, along with He-Man volleyball, Spirit Week and Cougar Games. Whatever the outcome, these class 'fights' were a great way to Does Mom-know that's there? raise spirit! lf we had trouble getting rowdy, there was always help. There were pep assemblies, and we also had a Homecoming bonfire which pepped up a lot of Cougars. Songleaders and Cheerleaders also added to the enthusiasm of any oc- casion. lt didn't take much to be spirited at Sahuaro. -M. Wasko Being rowdy at games is great! -A. Seal

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Future slaves are excited about participating! The last word in school spirit. All photos by D. Chaney Songleaders bring out the en- lsaid BUG L'Qhf' Photo by 3 Even thusiasm in everyone! Photo by D. Chaney Cougar Spirit