Sabino High School - Vista Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Q 5 fzlflfllllllllllf 1 Lights, Camera Actionl Entertainment is used tor relax- ation, humor, and sentiment. Entertainment was brought to Sabers through video as well as radio. Students were given the opportunity to see their favorite flicks and stars at local theatres, and video cassette recorders became a way to save money while watching these favorite movies. Results of the poll said that: 'HH The Right Moves and Flashdance were the favorite flicks of the year. Sabers seemed to crowd to more theatres showing these films. Meryl Streep, Chevy Chase, and Eddie Murphy were the most enjoyed entertain- ers. They made more Sabers laugh, Cry, and simply enjoy themselves. What used to be limited only to radio now dominates television in the form of video. Sabers no longer had to listen to their favorite song, they could see itl MTVoffered 24 hour videos. With its studio interviews, gossip, and concert infor- mation MTV brought together stereo and T V in a

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WWI -wifi 3 Unsung Heroes Keep Athletes Running Srnoothly Though seldom noticed, Sabino trainers were present at every athletic event that Sabino participated in. This year Sabino had five student trainers working alongside head trainer ffm Wallis. Contrary to popular belief, stu- dent trainers worked hard, putting in about five hours ot work at least three days a week after school. Many trainers also worked on Saturday when the ath- letes came in to practice. This work included taping, rehabilitating and treating injuries, doing paper work, and cleaning up. Student trainers learned some physiology and anatomy 1. Head trainer lim Wallis applies an ice pack on the elbow ot Stewart Reid. 2. Student trainer, Marianna Sarah, demon- strates her own taping technique on Ken Gratt's ankle. 3. Maria Masone, senior student trainer- concen- but concentrated on the care, preven- tion and treatment ot athletic injuries. These students got involved in the school and gained experience toward career goals by becoming trainers. When asked about all the hours ot hard work, the student trainers said lt's worth it! Our unsung heroes are a vital part ot the athletic program and deserve some recognition tor keeping Sabino athletes running smoothly. By Leslie Dempsey Photos by Larry Werner trates on her work while lim Wallis applies a brace on Aaron Franklin's knee. 4. Sabino's 1983-84 Athletic Trainers: Front row- C. Gibson, A. Clark, Back row- M. Masone, Head Trainer I. Wallis, M. Sarah, T. Schroeder. Trainers 109

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nothing had before. Furthermore, every Friday night on NBC, Friday Night Videos appeared on the T.V. screen. Rock and roll videos and World Premieres kept the interest ot the viewer. Video Vote gave people a chance to vote on their favorites. Michael lackson's short tilm, Thriller , was voted most pop- ular with Sabinoans. Entertainment is important in everyone's lite and especial- ly a teenagers, and so are the entertainers. Good entertain- ers are able to let people lorget their troubles and have a good time. Entertainment in l984 set the standard tor the future in music and video entertainment. Lights, Camera, Action! By lackie Englert Art Work by Lisa Oliver Photos by Tim McCaffrey A Entertainment l l l