Sabino High School - Vista Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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J-f B :Rigs - saA'Qf -A i Sobino's Gold Mine The 108288 Visro sroffz Borrom rowe Sreve Bouer, Pere Murrierro, Eileen Keoney Csporrs edirorb, Kelli Anderson, Row 2-Jill Zundel Corr edirorb, Koren Kropo Cocriviries edirorb, Krisren Eylsel, Jocl-:ie Englerr, Anne Hyne Cindex edirorl Row C3-Lesleigh Borum Cocodennic edirorb, Liso Murh, Korhy Jor' gensen, Julie Ohro, Michelle Wilkins. Top row-Susonne Bor- lerr Ccloss edirorb, Stu Kupers, Berh McDowell Cediror-infchiefb, Debbie Fox, Jon Benson, Rob Lowery Cfeorure edirorb, Photo by Phil Berron, Advisor,

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mtl. .Q . 46 ,M if Karen Krapa takes care of her editorial A duties by correcting copy. Putting together a yearbook is a group P effort and Steve Bauer, Eileen Keaney, Kristen Eykel, and Debbie Fox do this very well. From Us To You The word vista has several meanings, but there is a specific one that applies to our yearbook. This is: a comprehensive awareness of a series of remembering events. Through our yearbook, Vista, this is what we try to give to you, A pictoral and written record at the year at Sabina, We had a very young staff this year, only six out of the twentyetwo staffers were experienced in the process of pub- lishing a yearbook, Mr. Phil Detton, Sabino's photography teacher and yearbook advisor, was a new and very valuable addition to the Vista staff this year. He has a great sense of creativity. He always gave all he had to the staff and the yearbook. Putting together a yearbook is a long and complicated process. We, the Vista staff, hope you like our work and enjoy this volume of Vista. 8 By Lesleigh Borum Editors Lora Mastrangelo and Beth V McDowell confer on the correct way to write special instructions. 'Win M Crosson fan., ills Q-if ww MX! K is Ek iv .

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The 1982-'83 Photojournolism closs topped those of the post .,, .,,, ., ,Mr Photogs Click A speciol group of wild-eyed students were lost seen shooting Sobercots. Why? you moy osls, The Photqourno- lism closs, which gothered in room S106 under the supervision of Phil Berton. tools pictures of student octivities, lifes- tyles, ond the scenery of Sobino. The closs not only tools the pictures but olso developed ond printed them. With most of the closs functioning os individuols, the twenty-two photographers worked with the Visto stoff to construct o model yeor- book. Experienced phorogs such os Tim McCaffrey, photo editor of Visto, lobored os port of this yeor's yeorbools stoff. John Gulotto, o third yeor photo stu- dent, shot for the Cot Troclss ond Visto. Mony of his colleogues sow him os the most experienced shooter. Senior Mike Crosson wos olso on this level of perfec- tion. First yeor shooter Poi Cummings is sure to be one of the best in times to come. Photo ond Yeorbools odvisor, Mr. Ber- ton, tought his expertise to his students. With his biggest stoff ever, Mr, Berton shows his outstonding teoching obilities. The 1982-1983 photcjournolism closs topped those of the post. U By Stuart Kupers