Sabino High School - Vista Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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eaders Go To State eadership, participation, involvement and reness are characteristics of the Girls and s State representatives. These qualities are :n hard to find in most people, but are nd nature to those who were picked to repre- Sabino. Students were chosen by teachers to ingithe summer. Selection was based on such lifications as grade point average, citizen- o I ticipate in the workshops which were held l he purpose of the mini government week is rovide citizenship training to afford an ortunity to live together as governing cit- s by teaching the students about the duties, ts and responsibilities of American citizens. J and participation in school activities. 3 . . . J . . n 1 .. l i 15 it f n- -n ..s1yaeaff...7s

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