Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Ng? X Q Ei mAA m.:. Lunchtime on the patio is enjoyed if f Q ss ww by students. Personally, I'm going to have the cherry fruit pie. ,Ml , sl, v l fl f . i , fl A 7' sm if sg., r,,,. H A 1 ,ii, tl H Mfr, , , W, , Z ,ff , Mama Mia! This is great pizza! in Another thrilling day in the school Photo by Karen Norman rl'l , cafeteria. 5 V, .,,,,,2. V, r ,,,,l,l,y, alll E r y 4 -I Lunch

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Cougars Pig Out Should We Stay Or Should We Go? e sat in our third or fourth period classes counting the minutes until the lunch bell would ring. When it did we asked ourselves, Where should we go for lunch? New York Pizza, Jack 'n' the Box, Taco Bell and Hardees were popular off items for some cougars, while others prefered the food served in the cafeteria. This year, music could be heard in the cafeteria. Every day, we rocked to our favorite songs blarring from the new juke box. Favorite requests were songs such as: Walk like campus choices. But of course there was always the cafeteria or snack bar. Our favorite junk food was available in the ven- ding machines and the snack bar. Candy bars, potato chips, fruit pies, and cokes were favorite lunch 38 Student Life an Egyption, Twist and Shout, and Jail House Rock. Most of the Cougars agree that the juke box definitely livened up lunch and made it better than ever at Sahuaro. I can almost taste my Jumbo Jack now. Lunch was probably the best part of the day. lt was a time where we could get together with our friends, pig out on great food, and take a much needed break from all of our classes. So whether lunchtime was spent off campus, on the patio, or in the school cafeteria, most cougars agree that it was never dull. - Mia Chilcote Is this your mess? - Mr. Lopez 55,2 gf l , ra M 5 ? ' A 4 ii, f ,I sf Z' , , 1'i g 5 , CVVV ff if Z

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40 Spring Has Sprung School ls Done arch 2nd was Sahuaro stud- ent's first day back from Spring break in 1987. Cougars quickly got back into the swing of things with the beginning of spring sports. The ten- nis, baseball, track and girls basketball teams suc- cessfully started competi- marked the end of the third quarter which was followed by a day off for the students. State tests were taken the week of April 6. Sahuaro's Spring fair on April 10th was a huge hit once again. Students spent spring break many ways. Some took vacations, did some shopping, or just tion the first week of March. The spring sports assembly on the 9th was a great start of Sahuaro's an- nual spirit week. Four-leaf Clovers and leprechans roamed Sahuaro's campus on St. Patrick's Day, March 17th. Thursday, March 26th Student Lite bummed around. On April 30th and May 1st, many hours of hard work and practice were noticeable as the class of 1987 presented the annual Senior Show. The spring Friends anxiously await summer once again! sports teams participated in divisionals. Registration for underclassmen, Awards Night, and VlVA!'s annual yearbook signing party on the 22nd were all held in May. Finally, the Senior Prom and Graduation came, it was a sad time for some and happy for others. We said good-bye to the class of '87 but not to our fantastic memories of a great year!! - Pam Nelson Let's see some spirit! -Scott Levin 1 E , at