Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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low 1: B. Clark, K. Roberson, M. Roche, J. McGourin, M. Barlow, B. Erughes, and K. Kahn. Row 2: J. Fithian, L. Poteet, L. Brick, S. Cox, J. Wit- an, Mr. Barbery. Future Expectations A Rewarding Experience - M. Pizzo and H. Adaire o the few juniors and seniors who were able to join PIP, the Professional Internship Program, it was a very rewarding and worth while experience. Few people could receive such an achievement. Being in PIP trained the students for their future careers by improving their skills and learning abilities. PIP also helped them decide about their future and colleges. Mr. Barbery was the ad- visor for PIP this year and has been for about seven years. Not only does Mr. Barbery teach here at Sahuaro High School, but he also teaches at other Tucson high schools in the area. Throughout the year, students in PIP heard speeches from public speakers, worked on various activities and career and helped some prepared themselves for ef- I' Edug3tiQn is ggqd fqf students in gaining their college. U g Qjyy ones heart and mind-H admission into universities Natignal Hgngr SggigfyIPIP fyw ig 1 -Mr. Barbery , I . , RWM I LIVE IT UP! llll Il ll U AW' f gm 'W IA Mr. Barbery keeps an eye on his Everyone needs a little gossip in students, the morning. National Honor SocietyIPlP

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Friends can be found anywhere. SUPHS9! A Student is CHUQN All photos by J. Petersen feading during the meeUflQ- Making the Grade at lts Best rrrr rrrg N ,, F ,,HL:, VV , 5 S X ls 'Hi IN D in an X an in UQ wax Qlm X at ns 'UQ any -me 1 ow were some of Sahuaro's top students recogniz- ed this year? Well, all students that had a grade point average of 3.5 or higher were asked to join the National Honor Socie- ty. Students were acknow- ledged of their outstanding grades and leadership dur- ing their sophomore year. They then had to maintain the level of their grade for the rest of the year in order to remain in the club. Mrs. Diamos, advisor of 48 Actlvltles the National Honor Socie- ty, was the one who organized the ceremonies, meetings, and fundraisers for the students. With so many fun- draisers held thoughout the year, one would have to say that the Blood Drive was the biggest and best fundraiser of all. All in all, the National Honor Society of Sahuaro had an absolutely honorable year. - H. Adaire and M. Pizzo Row 1: K. Bomberger, D. Mialki, L. Depew, A. Sanan, T. Louis, and B. Har mon. Row 2: Mrs. Diamos, L. Stanesic, L. Stutz, C. Shields, L. Tse, E. Hut fman, K. lvanyi, Negovan, and T. Markworth, C. T D. lngui, L. Larned, C. Lancaster, L. VanAllen, S Mysak. Row 3: C. Bourland, B. Phillips, J. Steele, 'li urner, L. Brick, and T. Severance. A good education' is essential for a prosperous future. Mrs. Diamos

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Taking time out for a break makes art easier. rm a STUD!! All photos by J. Crosson Showing Their True Colors Art Club is Easel-ly Inspired ow many art fans wished to have been in the Art Club this past year? How many art-crazed people wanted to paint a lasting picture at Sahuaro? Well that's just what the Art Club did this year. They allowed anyone into their club, even if they have never even taken an art class! lt was a group of Sahuaro students that met every Wednesday morning to show their devotion to the world. ln charge of these poten- 50 Activities tial artists was Mr. Arnold. He enjoyed working with these students and en- couraged them to continue with their pieces of art and new ideas throughout the year. The students created a palette of projects this year. They did many works of art for other clubs at Sahuaro. The colors of Sahuaro painted up a storm this year and had more than a canvas of activities to work with! - M. Pizzo Row 1: Fl. Ellis, K. Walker, L. Piaz. Row 2: D. Plaz, G. Morgan, M. Conn L Brick, Mr. Arnold. .1 , ,. .jg 34 . A The Art Club is a club for people who may not be in an art class, but want to be involved-H -Mr. Arnold, Advisor