Sabino High School - Vista Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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QW Elisabeth Walker ev, ,.,. K ..., by X Never Be Afraid To Fail Ellen Walker Marlden Wall X MW .2 l Cynthia Ward Robert Wardle Richard Warner I .r .fig sl' ' Q 'ZR a fi '- br eakfasts me is ss X is it V rf gg r 'iff' C s s W, is ,assi if Shelli Warren Mark Waters Christy Weaver ii i 1 zrr' ' ri: kt X, 'Qu cl F .f P rre - in C . . Q j , ii Chris Weede Mike Wenllnk Danny Whitfield sf 'itll-5' f if M Kevin Wallace Paul Wallace Mr. Ollie Mayfield. the friend of approximate- ly 1700 Sabercats during the school year, is also o friend of Smokey the Bear during the summer. As we all know, from September to June, Mr. May- field is busy guiding us through our hectic sched- ules, supporting us all the way with his euphe- misms. But, what most of us don't know is that Mr. Mayfield also serves as o forest ranger in the mountains of Granby Lake, Colorado in the sum' mertime. Mr. Mayfield applied for this government-regu' lated program 22 years ago, after hearing about it from a friend, He was accepted and has been working in this Rocky Mountain national forest 90 miles Northwest of Denver ever since. The responsibilities of his forest ranger job consist of much more than just helping Smokey stamp out forest fires, His tasks include: law en- forcement, public relations, campground supervi' sion, fee collection, plus the burden of being on emergency call 24 hours o day. Mr. Mayfield erqoys the change of scenery, the beautiful environment, and the many people he meets. He also ergoys the challenges and new opportunities, As Ollie Mayfield always says, Nev- er be afraid to fail. By Karen Krapa Mr. Ollie Mayfield sports his forest ranger uniform during his summer in Colorado. c 5 -1 is -. as :G 1 .. Yzw o . . . - if as ,,f l: 4 1+ ,Q . il 3 .i AQ. if Jennifer Whltmire Julie Vllbert