Sabino High School - Vista Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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3 Take Me Away Colgan, take me away. Nowthat Is a blt absurd but everyone knows that escape Is a must. Whether it's getting away from household work or the pres- sures of school and peers, everyone needs a break. Some people ate to relax. The place: Jack-In-the-Box, Pizza Hut or the Cafeteria dld not matter-Munchlng out was munch- Ing out. Others seemed to think that shopplng was the way to calm the ol' nerves. But that depends on what or whom ls being shopped. Hobbies and movies had the same ef- fect on some as a hot bath. Having a feast of popcorn and candy, and eyes fixed on Rocky Ill seemed to be one of the best thlngs in life as dld washlng a car. H It ls dlfflcult to plck out the best form of recreatlon. Everyone should enjoy them- selves. So give yourself a break today. just so long as it lsn't a bone. U 5 By Lora Mastrangelo and Beth McDowell -I l .if I N Q4 i An Officer and a Gentleman proved to be a blg hit of the student body. A At the end of the week, the best way to relleve tension was a Frlday night football game. ' 'ld 9- 4 I I ...- -- 1, ll ll 3 1 1 F 4 or l F l. l I ll , ll r S k, F l 1 L i 1 , l li 5 -l .51 fa qt -.-...,.,,. , 1--aw - .i-..---..-.