Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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A good director is always re For he's a jolly good cello. quired. Orchestra gives everyone a chance to show off their talents. lt. There wasn't just music playing and fund raising, a few people made new friendships while others were perfecting the old. Even Mrs. Strayer found some friends and good times with the members of orchestra. l - H. Adaire Mrs. Strayer LIVE IT UP! A side of orchestra most don't see. All photos by S. Keller Actlvlties

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Let's play together. Can you read this music? An Orchestral Performance Sahuaro Symphony any students have various musical interests and quite a few of these students seemed to have joined the Sahuaro or- chestra this year. Those who were enrolled in or- chestra attended first period in the concert room and were advised by Mrs. Strayer. Participation in Regional 74 Orchestra and All-state Orchestra competitions was upheld by many of the Sahuaro High School members. At the beginning of the year various ensembles and large groups of students took part in the competi- tions held at the U of A. Or- chestra performed in con- certs with other schools. They held several winter and spring concerts, in which the Sahuaro Mar-I ching Band accompanied them. With the help of their of- ' ficers, orchestra members held a couple of fun- draisers in order to be able to pay for their annual trips. The orchestra officers were as follows: Debbie Ostrop, President, Carlie Hegalson, Vice President, Kim Jensen, Secretary, Tonya Ms. Strayer, C. Aqullino, J. Arnold, M. Barthel, K. Burns, T. Bursey, V. Carter, A. Davis, J. Denk, S. Dukes, Ft. Frederick, A. Freeman, J. Heggie, C. Helgason, M. Henslee, K. Jensen, S. Katz, Fi. Lawing, M. Maibauer, S. Merrill, W. Moore, D. Ostrop, K. Ftomney, N. Showalter, A. Smith, A. Smith, P. Strayer, V. Trimm, J. Walker, W. Wallin Ill, M. Welch, N. Welker, S. West, and R. Zeavin. Bursey, Treasurer. Of course we can not forget all the hard work and studious time Mrs. Strayer put in to make such an outstanding year for the members of orchestra and the rest of the students of Sahuaro High School. All of the students tremen- dously enjoyed being in or- chestra and were glad they got a chance to be a part of

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An actor displays discipline. Thespians find strange ways to amuse themselves. E Q irpfzsazsfkiggwigsz 5: Acting to a T r --,b sam. me W Those Crazy ' 1 Thespians here were some ex- traordinary indiv- iduals performing in the little theatre last year. These students were more than just actors and ac- tresses. They belonged to a Thespian chapter of the United States. To become a Thespian one must earn 20 points in a variety of areas. These areas consist of perfor- mance and technique. Each point equals at least ten hours of hard work, not just in attendance. lt's amazing how much time 76 Activities those members put into their activities. Whether it was one of their four major shows, a varity show, or a workshop they always had the enthusiasm needed to make a success. They also participated in a love of reading week. Some of the shows per- formed throughout the year: t'Death Takes a Holi- day, Solid Gold Cadillac, Octette Bridge Club, and Harvey, Throughout the year, the club members proved to be dynamic! - L. Friede waitin W 16 Row 1: S. Sasiadek, G. Holbrook, J. Stone, C. Deputy, T. Charles, B. Dodge, C. Black, J. Walter, A. Strauss. Flow 2: M. Hanenah, J. Braun, B. Monson, D. Bright, D. Ciruli, D. Craig, J. Hart. Row 3: M. Sokol, E. Guss, K. Muller, J. Ambrose. All photos by M. Hammes l lr To be a great performer, ,Lf one must have the passion and the discipline. Q 'r . -Mrs. Freiman