Sabino High School - Vista Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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0 Sabers Leave A Trail Of Gold Sabers always appear with a certain glow. They have a special awe that makes them unique. For they are Sa- bers and proud of it. Once it could be said that Sablno was In the middle of nowhere. Now we know that the city is moving out, to- wards and closer to Sabino. Sabers reached out and grabbed the attention as never before. They sparked the wave of curiosity that is bringing the clty to the foothills. People of all ages realize Sabino is something special. It is not something they can find the end of or reach out and touch. but a surrounding magical mlst that pulls us all together. lt is a unlty that stays with us all. For when Sabers leave, they leave a trail of gold for anyone who follows behind. Q By Beth McDowell and Lora Mastrangelo Q? f Q -A A We can. we wIll Intensity ls shown on the faces of B. Gerhart C10 and Mr. Rl- boudo C20 durlng the Salpolnte game. VAnlta Strand, an exchange student from Norway. exhlblts the smlllng spirit of a Sa- ber. ,gif 5 flat Qglli ig J'