Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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hen the bell for --r first period rang, the whirlwind of the Production Printing club was heard. In charge of these aspiring, young printers was Mr. James Daunhelmer. ln order to be in Produc- tion Printing, one must have taken graphic arts and advanced printing beforehand. Third year printing students are then qualified to be in the club. Students in this club MM 'ir Row 1: P. Macias. Row 2: L. Brick, G. Albin, E. Tourville, T. Beebower, B. Little, J.D. Berry, W. Archibald. Row 3: Mr. Daunheimer, M. Conn, J. Harvey, B. Molchan, F. Vogel, J. Hallums, J. Donald, G. Hector, K. Neumann, P. Carter, S. McDonald. B 85 'M nl-et us make an im- received on-the-job training jg pression on you. F x ? : ii T - Mr. Daunheimer, Advisor A nblzrz Aliziiizi Gili E'EEik?' i 5:3 Putting Words Into Action Production Printing Leaves Their Mark by carrying out a job order, delivering papers, and bill- ing customers. Handouts, student forms, attendance sheets, sports programs and other important documents were also the responsibility of the Pro- duction Printers. So, whenever a program is seen, one should re- member that those materials were made on Sahuaro premises by im- pressionable people! - M. Pizzo Mountain ShadowslProduction Printing ' LIVE IT UP! V W- Mike Conn: the miracle worker. James Harvey, Paul Macias, and AH photos WJ pamoe Frank Vogel having fun in their spare time. Mountain ShadowslProduction Printing

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These two staff members are Linda Mordka is finding out more working hard to meet their information for her story. All deadline. photos by D. Chaney yi? Wfgi wif? M fat ft my Nh 6' f f its V X , ., ,A . ,,,., XX x X 'V 'Q A Pressing Situation Mountain Shadows Spreads The News ne way Sahuaro students found out about what was happening in their school and the community around them was to look in their school newspaper, Moun- tain Shadows, which came out once every month. Mr. Thompson, the Mountain Shadows ad- visor, has been working with the newspaper staff for ten years and has en- joyed every minute of it. Although he felt that this year's staff did a real ter- rific job, Mr. Thompson 54 Activities wished that more students, other than those working for the newspaper, would submit news about clubs, academic achievement or things that they felt were important. So when you think of Mountain Shadows, don't think of it as just another school newspaper, think of it as something exciting to read that could boost your imagination and enhance your knowledge of events. - H. Adaire ,K X. t ,fem ii rw 9? 3' -. .si5iiif i - .Kg -- .-f, A L l ws: E.-11-Wi'-swwv Row 1: L. Modka, M. Pain, S. McCook, M. Connell, Ft. Bodfield, J. Fliccic M. Lorch Row 2: B. Vanlandingham, L. Montry, J.R. Betts, R. Warrick, Ml Thompson, J. Small, B. Taebel, H. Copps, D. Murphy, J. Cook, T Severance lf if's and but's were Can- dy and nuts, what a merry Christmas we would have! - Mr. Thompson, Advisor

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Gymastics is a balance of ac- tivitles. Damien! What goes up, must come down! Photos by D. Chaney f. X' Y I ii 0 Q Ng X X53 Wf . N .3 w ew, warg., 1 sz... .r Nm A -V' 'Sl ws . . , . V. Q. HX, wg fr, ,,,, ,mmm Sahuaro Gymnasts Stretching For The Top! Flexible Cougars'??? hey were off to a jumping start! The gymnasts of Sahuaro tumbled'l all over school representing the fantastic Gymnastics Club. Ms. Martin's knowledge of gymastics came from her past abilities on the trampoline. This year, she drilled the girls through tough routines on the un- even bars, the beam, the vault, and the floor exer- cise. The boys worked to improve their skills on the parallel bars, the pommel 56 Activities horse, the vault, the floor exercises, and the high- bar. Strength exercises were a major part in the im- provement of these young gymnasts. Gymnastics is a sport that is only for the fittest. Their new balance'l of ac- tivity has produced a beam of light upon their faces. They have taken a somersault in the right direction for their future. - M. Pizzo and M. Bruning Row 1: S. Christensen, K. Foster, S. Page, C. Shelton, S. Crooks. Flow 2: K. Keeler, A. Adams, N. Tessman, H. Varney, H. Hulslander, N. Ratliff, R. Lawing, T. Ftatliff, K. Salher. Row 3: C. Dutz, A. Freeman, D. Adams, D. Rowland, A. Houllis, K. Sylvester, L. Crump, H. Greenslade, N. Dillabough, M. Sepulveda. Row 4: M. Thompson, L. Coulter, I. Quinn, M. Bruning, D. Avery, J. Hallums. Missing: Chris Bryant. ':l':: ' The highlight of my llfe has A been gymnastics. l am glad to ,,igj , pass on my knowledge of this --e--: sport to Sahuaro students. - Ms. Martin J ml Z W