Sabino High School - Vista Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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1. Artist S. Matteson takes special care to make each piece of artwork perfect. 2. Top: josh Field, Tess Walsh, Alisa Bush, Syndi Woodson, Kathy Kartchner, Felicia Stufflebeam, Artist Sydney Matteson, Karen Christensen, Winnie Porcelli, Elizabeth Rose, Sue Johnsen, Linda Fosdick, and Patty King. Standing: Harold Price, Mary Murray, Terri Tovrea, Nancy Meadows, Nanci Levin, Advisor Carole Schmidt, and Margaret Cilano. Kneeling: Naomi Lewis, Steve Mueller, Debbie Hillman, Beth Clements, and Pat- rick johnston. 3. Editor S. Woodson crops a picture to size. 4. Advisor C. Schmidt listens attentively to the staff while N. Meadows waits to appraoch her with a question. 5. Photographers Naomi Lewis, Steve Bruce, Chris Grochowski, Bruce Van Den Eng, Mr. Mertes, joe Findyz, and Bob Bingham. 6. Alisa Bush and Margaret Cilano finish some last minute work on their sections. 7. Editor Terri Tovrea offers Paul Petersen help with his copy, while josh Field originates the layout for the basketball section.

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UBLICATIONS Dedicated Efforts Produce Excellence Imagination and hard work aid- of students want to see. We ed the dedicated yearbook staff base it on popularity. in putting together this year's VISTA: How hard does the staff VISTA. work? Advisor Carole Schmidt along TERRI TOVREA: We have to put a with editors Terri Tovrea and lot of extra time into the book Syndi Woodson and a few exper- by working during lunch and af- ienced members helped many new ter school, taking work home, and staff members to get started. coming to school on Saturdays. VISTA: How do you decide how VISTA: What kind of talent do many pages to use for sections? you seek in a staff member? SYNDI WOCDSON: We try to give SYNDI WOODSON: We look for dedi- more pages to what a majority cated people who are willing to work hard, and people with higher grades as the book so much time and effort. VISTA: Why is it so hard to make deadlines? TERRI TOVREA: At first, it is hard for most of the staff to understand what they are 4 There are always unexpected things turning up, slowing the progress of the book. There is a lot to cover in a short time. 5

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UDENT CGUNCIL Students Displa Low Participation .Many students question whe- lot of fun. ther or not student council is VISTA: What did you hope to a- important. This year student chieve this year? council sponsored many activi- IULIE BERGMAN: I wanted to ties. Some activities were no- close the communication gap and ticed and others passed by uno- help the relations between stu- ticed. Vista interviewed some dents and the administration. officers from the council. VISTA: How was student partic- VISTA: Do you feel spirit week ipation at Sabino? was a success this year? LAURIE TRITZ: It was terrible. ADELINE HORNER: There was not Students expected us to lead enough involvement to make it a them by the hand and persuade real success, but those student them to come to the activities. fault of student council? ROSS BHAPPU: We had an- nouncements every morning, we put posters up in the halls and cafeteria and we listed the activities in the newspaper and on flyers. I feel that with all this publi- city the students should have been aware of the activities. VISTA: In what ways did Mr. Learing motivate the council? TERRI TOVREA: l think he dents who did participate had a VISTA: Is this due to the kffmlm My . , Q I I ' isrl ' .,... ...,..,,,.,.. by yttyyy -ti I