Sabino High School - Vista Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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As these students graduated, and others who had begun at Sabino became upper classmen, the loyalty of the students was then the same. VISTA: How do you feel other schools have reacted to the new Sabino? MALLAMO: l hope other schools no longer take us for granted, as maybe they did in the past. Of course, we are a small school yet, which makes our task a little more difficult from year to year. VISTA: What do you think of our new superintendant, Dr. Lewis? MALLAMO: Dr. Lewis has been in office for five months. ln that short period of time he has demonstrated that he has a firm grasp on knowing about what problems are at hand. 1. Mr. Mallamo takes time out to talk with seniors K.G. Sullivan and Robin Hazlett. 2. Mr. Swart arrives for another day of students and papers. 3. Mr. Rhodes takes a look at what needs to be done for the day. 4. Tucson Unified School District One Superintendant, Dr. Wilbur E. Lewis. 5. Mrs. Douglass busy at work. 6. Sue Cord and Debbie Hirsch read the daily announcements. 7. Mr. Luna enjoys his job at Sabino, paperwork and all. H 00 0 CY

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Principal Encouraged By Student Spirit Q Mr. Mallamo has been the principal of Sabino since the school opened. He has seen it expand and improve over its six-year existance. We asked him a few questions about his experiences. VISTA: Do you feel that the atmosphere andfor attitude of the school has changed this year as a result of the football team's success? MALLAMO: The spirit of Coach Mayfield and Surprise 77, I think, encouraged pride, no doubt. The volleyball team going to divisionals and our other team athletic groups' fine seasons also had an effect. There has been change in the school, but I feel that it has taken place over a period of several years. Students coming to Sabino were from a number of different schools, and therefore had different loyalties N I i I H 3 I Wish ILA

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