Sabino High School - Vista Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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4 GirI's Sfofe: clockwise: B. Haas, T. Johnson, M. Collie, K. Toro. V Boy's Store: S. Swanson, M. Harbour, M. Strong, K. Gillespie, .I. Katz. g. .,.. A Top 25 Seniors: from row: A. O'ReiIIy, S. Guzman, K. Noegler, S. Bones. K. Mallory, S. Burtnert, A. Musgroves, T. Sparks, J. Roniseski. Dock row: E. Walker, L. Mostrongelo, J. Byrd, L. Oldham, B. Kohn, R. Lowery, L. Robertson, R. Kulseth, L. Londeen, E. Sahler. D. Dunn, S. Stokes, S. Finnegan. D. Shuff. 7 5 H Honors 53

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The 1982-83 National Honor Society: Front row: S. Tobin, K.Kovar, S. Ryan T. Johnson, G. McCormick, S. Finnegan, J. Willson, S. Durtnett, M. Camp- bell, K. Mallory, S. Guzman, T. Sparks: Second row: K. Hoffman, R. Kulseth, M. Pozzi, M. Harbour, L. Walker, K. Krapa, A. Sibio, M. Callie, A. Mus- graves CVice Pres.5 S. Goldberg CPresident5, E. Sahler QSecretory5, L. Mas- trangelo fTreasurer5, A. O'ReiIIy, D. Clawson, J. Gruber, K. Anderson, S. Bones, K. Bressler, D. Shuff: Third row: L. Luikart, M. Rabens, W. Leonard, J. Sottnek, M. Deaham, C. Glasser, G. Coppock, F. Dichristifano, J. Zundel, L. Jheeta, J. Lutz, S. Duffet, S. Stokes, M. Mallory, J. Katz, M. Katalinic, K Naegler, M. Garrone, Fourth row: S. Jakubik, S. Delzet, P. Murrieta, S Meyers, R. Atlas, M. Cannon, M. Becker, J. Byrd, K. Milo, K. Meade, R Lowery, R. Jacob, L. Robertson, C. Paratta, B. Haas, M. Crosson, K. Kauff- man, K. Gillespie, S. Polson, J. Mooney: Fifth row: F. Walker. K. Greene, B Kahn, C. Top, G. Wright, S. Swanson, J. Mira, J. Huthoefer, T. Levendowski M. Strong, G. Davis, S. Bartlett. M. L. Coppock Achievers Receive Recognition N' 9 F.1 ....'-:i . ' . -5-'.-ze. 31 in L,..J Gutstanding Sabina students had their achievements recognized through par- ticipation in National Honor Society, Girls and l3oy's State or through being one of the top 25 seniors. National Honor Society consisted of stu- dents chosen by the faculty on scholar- ship, service, character, leadership and citizenship. First, a student must have earned a 8.4 grade point average and appeared on the honor roll for three consecutive semesters. Members were required to put in two hours of service through tutoring, selling concessions, touring North Central evaluators or worls- ing on other activities. The top 25 seniors were simply the Q5 seniors with the highest grade point averages. Most of these students worked all four years to achieve this goal, but three dilligent early graduates, Rob Lowery, Kelly Naegler and Jean- Marie Raniseski, were also included. The entire faculty nominated and fi- nally voted for four boys, three girls and two alternates to represent Sabina at Girl's and l3oy's State. Girls and Boy's State, held at the U of A and .NAU respec- tively, were both sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary. The partici- pants were chosen on the qualities of 1.5 leadership, 2.5 character, integrity and honesty, 8.5 scholarship and 4.5 cooper- ativeness. Its purpose was to help partici- pants grasp the responsibilities of citizens that they must assume as adults. ' By Kristen Eylsel and Susanne Bartlett

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The few the proud the songleoders Sober Songleoders Keepln Step S Y Two bits, four bits, six bits, o dollor, boy those songleoders sure con holler. This yeor's edition of the Sobercot Song- leoders hod ten new members, wirh four returning songleoders on the squod, The Songleoders ore on essentiol group of people to high school spirit. The Song- leoders not only promote spirit for foot, boll, but olso perform ot boslsetboll gomes, ond they hove on onnuol com- petition on Bond Doy ot the U. of A. These girls olso cought the eyes of mony ot Sobino pep rollies. Much of the credit for the squods success must be given to Ms. Veronica Huxford, who is odvisor for her first yeor, ofter sponsoring the rvvirlers for three yeors. So next time you see one of those fomilior colorful locker sticlsers, remem- ber it is Iilsely from one of the few, the proud, the Songleoders. By Jon Benson