Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Even good friends were brought closer together at the camp. Photo by K. Ryan Lisa Higgins enjoyed the outdoor life Anytown offered her. Photo by K. Ryan 1-.- Em-m .- 'G,,maa1M ' 'iiii I Emm-WMTMWA An Emotional Experience Anytown Touches Everyone here does a person go if he or she wants to be in a place where race, religion and belief are not important? That would have to be some town! Ac- tually, Anytown would do. Anytown is a camp that is held every summer up in the sunny Prescott moun- tains. At Anytown, selected students from statewide high schools gathered and discussed topics that young adults face in their everyday life. During this one week ex- 44 Actlvltles perience, anytowners did everything from playing volleyball to participating in workshops centered around drugs and alcohol. Hugging and crying were another major part of Anytown life which nearly doubled its daily size when it came time to say good- bye. Many of the students who shared in this ex- perience agree that Anytown is something that will never be forgotten. - H. Adaire and A. GOl'T19Z n',,.as-... ' tif.. - ' A 5. .. W- Row 1: J. Lawhead, S. Phillips, J. Steele, E. Wasko, M. Velez, K. Ryan, D. Heeb. Row 2: L. Higgins, J. Winship, L. Zimmerman, K. Jensen. Photo by R. Skaggs t ,,..,,..,, .,., W The Anytown experience ' i,, is one of the best things we can offer the . students. - Mr. Jones, Advisor at ,

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Students take charge during club meetings. All photos by L. Herring Section Editors- Laura Friede Angelica Gomez Staff- Heather Adaire Missy Pizzo

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Row 1: C. Oaks, A. Muller, D. Mialki, T. Markworth, Dr. Brown. Row 2: B. -ane, J. Baker. Photo by Fl. Bailey lt's an honor and oppo they ave previously learn Dr. Brown Advisor Government Smarts Running ln State elieve it or not, learning about government can be fun, just ask one of the Boys or Girls State delegates. ln one week, representatives from Sahuaro, and other high schools around Arizona, received first hand ex- perience of how the govern- ment operates. They had the chance to run for office in their own devised cities and states. National, State, and r. tunit to expalnd on what ed. ' , studied and the two groups learned how the different systems operate and how to get involved. Life was not all work and no play, however. The delegates had time bet- ween sessions for different activities such as basket- ball tournaments and aerobics. Boys and Girls State was truly a worthwhile learning experience. - C. Bourland and local governments were A. Gomez AnytownlBoys and Girls State LIVE IT UP! , luv , E11 Jh, where is the bathroom? Photo Jy J. Baker Government is nicer with friends. Photo by A. Muller AnytownlBoys and Glrls Slate